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Money talks and it also stops talk
C Every thing moves but the Cat-licks.
'y:-: Is this a Democratic or a Catholic
administration anyhow?
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! ; v Self-respecting South Carolinians
brought Blease to his knees. j
: If the Pope believes what he teaches
lie nas'nt sense enough to be Pope.
h : A club today will help better than
.two tomorrow. !
A Catholic can't even go to hell
without change i
Jesus Christ is the enemy of shams
and author of-liberty.
r A club in the office is worth two in
the future. Get busy,-friends.
t Yes, Pauline, some of the factories
fare still running; The Dem Free
Trade law has not busted them all.
The merchandise of gold and silver
mentioned in Revelations is good read
ing for the Pope's brigade.
The purgatory tax is the only one
due after death. It isa hellish tax for
fair.
Louisiana has been sacrificed on the
altar of free sugar and WoodrowlWil
aon's Free Trade.
- In New York City three hundred
and thirty thousands jobs have gone
Democratic. That's a ' soupy record.
. Tji
The English are delighted for once.
They have the goods on us now,
thanks be to Woodrow. 1
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Will have your Inspired Word direct
from God or from the, image-worshiping
toe-bussers?
; Men' have sight, .women insight and
the Knights of Columbus have over
flowing galls.
How the blue blazes will thechorus
Sir Is have any chance next -season if
ae beef trust buysupall the calves?
" If the skies rained soup the Catho--lic
priests would hog all the table
spoons. - Free Trade has destroyed a hundred
million dollars worth of sugar 1 ma
chinery in Lousiana. !
Two-hundred thousand idle freight
v cars speaks in. blamed poor terms
for a Dem Cat4ick administration
!rith good crops to haul.
There are 53 Roman Catholic Dem
.crats in Congress ready to help Tu
inultx and the Pope "Make America
What we don't understand is why
church like the Catholics with such
-t down-grade stretch to hell wants a
purgatory stop-over.
T - The Catholic religion holds the i fear
v f hell everlastingly before the living
and the assurance of purgatory after
death. So what's the use? I
Will some double-chinned bachelor
! iow they know when a soul is re
; Teased from purgatory? i
- , Shoe soles are held down by tacks
rand the souls of Catholics are held
V-down in hell unless their families pro
; duce the tax.
. !
- ? If the Jesuit Jasners hav tVioir-
sree- schools and Bibles will be as
f 'scarce in this country as porTtlnspect
" rs in Jerusalem.
: "We suppose you had noticed I how
.much cheaper living has got since
. Wilson and his Catholic aid began
uimmg uus country.
The mission of the "VpTimir Tont
'?:'?-irto help the jobless get back their
j ops ana swat the Tumultyites liip and
Ohi
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. If you are displeased with present
.conditions and want to "start some-v-tMng
. then wont you start a club for
,wiis. paper? ?
V creiST1 made goods come In
American workmen v go . out of the
:shops and mills. That's the Wilson
; : ay. .. t
Cia-,New Wilson tariff i likQ for-
s
cing a man to eat saw dust and mo
lasses, because the more he has the
less he wants. ,
And now the Cat-licks say, "If a
working man wants to hold his job he
must throw away his Protestant Bi
ble. : jp . "
And the Yellow Jacket's patriotism
will continue to boil at red-blood heat
and cut, slash and shoot into the de
moniac tricks cf the Bible burners:
If the Cat-licks knew what the
Stinger has in store for their anti
American plans they would change
front and be decent. ? -
- Many a man who sticks to his wife
after her love grows cold leaves her
for parts unknown when her feet get
that away. 1
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- Mary had a little lamb, she sheared
the wool to spin it,
But Wilson tock the tariff off, and
now they'll have to skin' it..-
Of course a lantern jawed' priest's
face lights up when he sees a working
woman drop her lost com into the
i
If you want to make the editor feel
that Jiis work for a free bible and the
public schools is appreciated, send
him a club of your neighbors and send
it to-day.
Skeleton will compose the" center
and right and left wings of Democ
racy's grand parade in 1916. No Rom
and white wash or donkey he-hawing
will save the Wilson bunch.
Give us a Burnett imigration bill to
keep out the riff-raff of Europe and
a liberal protective tariff to keep out
the pauper made foreign goods and
the good old days will come. ;
In due time Chri3t died for the un
godly, but the priests say the faithful
must produce the kale for purgatory
prayers or every soul must simmer in
eternal hell.
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If a Catholic priest can change a
cake of bread into God, then by the
jumping jacks of Jamaica, dont the
creature become the creator of the
Creator? And then where are ycu at?
If anybody but the Romish Catholics
obtained money for praying -for souls
in purgatory they would be arrested
for obtaining money under false pre
tence. '
No species of swindling ever, invent
ed by villianous man can compare in
cold- ..blooded atrocity the priestly
scheme of extorting money for the re
lease of souls in purgatory. I
Only the babies of priests, born in a
convent are granted the special privi
lege of entering heaven without the
purgatory stop-over according to the
old Roman Catholic doctrine. ;
j The Bible, says we are "not redeem
ed with corruptible things, as silver
and gold" but the priest says you
have another think coming on that
score.
Well, any way the dead Roman
Catholic is never forgotten as long
as his family and friends have cash to
pay the bloat shoats to pray his soul
out of purgatory.
The farmers and laborers of this
country will strike a blow at Free
Trade this fall that will give Woodrow
Wilson the worst pain in his back that
he has ever felt. Mark the prediction.
The next president of the f United
States will not be a Free Trader, but
will be a man who will protect Amer
ican industries. Never mind the
name. ,
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I The Yellow Jacket asks each and
every subscriber on its list to send us
names of those wrho dont get the
Stinger, but who you think would be
interested in a sample copy, and do it
to-day. . ' L L
f The Catrolic Register says of course
they are doing all in ther power to
makd Amerca Catholic And the
Stinger is after every bloomin one of
the bble-burnng Jesut Jaspers like
Satan Devil after a fat priest.
! A dispatch from Rome, Italy, to the
Buffalo Socialist says: the Socialist
party of Italy has issued some sort of
a manifesto threatening to expel all
Socialists who affiliate with the Mas
onic order. This seems like i a new
way to teach brbtherTi: od. These Ital
ian Socialists must surely be under
the influence of-the Pope.
Death releases everybody from nain.
taxes, disease, duty, and every other
obligation. That is, everybody but the
Catholics. They've got to leave their
money for prayers after they're dead
and in purgatory, or their widows and
orpnans must produce the kale every
time the priests mumble a mass for
the release' of their souls.
! The Cat-lick papers say, that Bishop
Petrelli has been appointed adminis
trator of the See of Manila, P. I , and
by gatlins we think it about time to
appoint an administrator and call-in
the undertaker when a See begins
burning Bibles that contain the Word
of God.
Let a priest tell a sorrowing Cath
olic mother that her dead son will be
transferred fmm t-
nA ... " iu6nuijf io neii
ana She Will nrndnoo -in
and starve to fatten a -i k-t-
utionix taa papa, OQX
less law-makers sit still and allow
this highway robberyof widows and
orphans to parade under the name of
Christianity. - .v ;
" 00 ' f "T" -The
slick slobber-tongued lawyers
of the Papes may succeed in-getting
the hellish hoodlums free who are
charged with .assaulting Bro. Spur
geon, but it will take all the holy
water this side the slimepits of the Vi
tican to quench the fires of patriotism
kindled in the American heart. Let ev
ery freeman shout again the Y. J. slo
gan, "America for Amricans."
Eight Russian ' Immigrants who
were neither diseased nor in any other
way undesirable, and had plenty of
cash, were refused admission at Ta
coma in February .tho they fulfilled
every requirement of admission to the
United States as laid down by Con
gress. The local court held that the
business outlook was so everlastingly
blue under things as administered by
watchful Waiting Woodrow that they
were liable to be unable to find work
and become public charges. How
does that sound for Democratic pros
perity. Free Trade Scrats?
DENYEE PRIEST'S LAME APOLOGY
"Father" M' Menamin, rector of the
Catholic Cathedral at Denver, tries to
apologize for the high-handed horrors
of the Roman Inquisition that struck
down brother Otis L. Spurgeon after
kidnapping and robbing him in a lone
ly mountain road. This Jesuit Jasper,
who says that his advice to the Cath
olics, .-i'Let Spurgeon talk. No
reputable person will believe him",
forgets that he personally requested
the authorities to prevent Spurgeon
from talking and that, on his own ac
knowledgment, he approached Pastor
Jennes of the Presbyterian church,
and Rev. Mr. Wilcox of the Methodist
church and tried to prevent brother
Spurgeon's being allowed to have his
say.
But men of America listen to this:
from "Father" Menamin:
"Now, -Mr. Editor, let us give the
devil his due. -I presume that the men
who formed that mob were fathers,
husbands, brothers, sons. They knew
that this man was maligning their sis
ters,, wives, daughters, mothers. They
had red blood in their veins, and while
it is deplorable that men cannot al
ways control their angry passions, the
fact remains that they cannot.
I wonder what would happen to me
were I to state that Protestant min
isters took your brides aside for im
moral purposes. I would expect my
residence in Denver to be brief. No
doubt Spurgeon knew that his was to
be brief.
It is expecting almost too much from
the average man 6 ask him to sit
quietly by whilst another man verifies
his mother, his wife, his sister or his
daughter. ,
"In closing let me point to a fact or
two. Catholic priests never assail de
nominations. They attack doctrines,
yes, but not individuals. The Catholic
laity is never aroused to anger when
their church or their doctrines are as
sailed. They can take care of them
selves. This man's attack was on indi
viduals and some of Denver's citizens
expected the police department to
stand by and help him whilst he did
it. Respectfully submitted."
HUGH T. M'MENAMIN.
Rector of the Catholic Cathedral.
And Fellow Patriots, that Is the
high handed insult that this Catholic
priest of Denver hands to the people
of that mountain city in the Denver
Times of April 16th; and he calls it
an explanation.
This pancake-god worshiping pedal
busser in talking about Protestant
maligning didnt tell the people that
his holy brigade has slandered every
Protestant .mother as a bawd ana
every Protestant son and daughter as
a bastard. He didn't inform the Den
ver readers that his militant Knights
aided and abetted by the howling Je
suits priests, say "to hell with our sa
cred constitution "of liberty, and down
with the free schools and the open bi
bles of all independent thinking Am
ericans. "Insulting Catholic mothers
and daughters," bosh. Protestantism
saves mothers and daughters from the
hell of Romanism, and the whole fight
of Protestantism is a struggle for
clean wide open, inspected and sani
tary convents for freedom of the bal
lot untrammeled by alien dictation,
and, for free speech. And a Roman
Catholic priest is a pretty Pussyfoot
to rear up and prate to an enlighten
ed community about insulted women
and slandered motherhood.
SHOCKING, SHAJIEFUL.
Beloved, this is the way Maria
Monk writes about convent life in
her book of Awful Disclosures:
"I have seen in the nunnery priests
from more, I presume, than a hun
dred country places, admitted for
shameful and criminal purposes; from
St. Charles, St. Dennis, St Marks,
St. Antcine. Chambly, Bertier, St.
John's, &c. &c.
How unexpectedly to them will be
the disclosures I make. ! Shut up in
a. place from which. there hasbeen
thought to be but one way of: egress",
and that- the passage . to the grave,
they considered themselves safe in
perpetrating crimes in "our presence,
and in making us share in their
criminality as often as they chose, and
conducted more shamelessly than even
the brutes. These debauches would,
come In without ceremony, conceal
ing their names, both by night and
by day, where the . cries and pains
of the injured innocense 'of their vic
tims could never reach the world, lor
relief .- or redress for - their wrongs;
.vUhacV remor&a ox h thT
would glory In torturing, in the most
barbarious manner,; the feelings of
those under their power; telling us,
at the same time, that this mortify
ing the flesh was religion, and pleas
ing to God." -
And remember,; beloved, the only
denial of this woman's statement is
the floundering flout of Bishop
Schrembs that the book was the re
production .word for word from an
other book of exposure printed . 100
years before. And when it comes to
the question of which told the truth
between a wine-sipping toe-busser
and an abused and maltreated wo
man, the Stinger says-hats off to the
lady every time.
Maria Monk answered this old lie
by challenging the priests to bring
forth a copy of the boolLprinted 100
years before, and the publishers of
Maria Monk's book offered a cash re
ward to any priest who would pro
duce such a book. But they failed to
find the book.
Now fellow Americans, how many
of you would like to take chances and
send your daughters or sisters to a
convent? Don't all speak up at once.
AN AWFUL ARRAIGNMENT.
It is one of the remarkable eviden
ces of the extra ordinary delusion
which blind, or the infatuation which
enchains the public mind, that some
men will not credit the corruptions
and barbarities of Romanism. To "ac
count f cr this stupefaction among per
sons who are wide awake to every
other, system of- deadly evil, is almost
impossible. Popery necessarily extir
pats the rights of man. It ever has
destroyed the well-being of society.
JBy it all municipal law and domestic
obligations are abrogated. It always
subverts national prosperity and stab
ility; and it is the invincible extin
guisher of all true merality and gen
uine religion. Notwithstanding, men
will give credence neither to its own
avowed' principles character, and
spirit; nor to the unavoidable effects
which constantly have followed from
its operations and predominance.
AN OPEN LETTER,
To Hon. Woodrow Wilson, Presi
dent of the United States, and Hon.
W. J. Bryan, Secretary of State.
Gentlemen:
Have yon walked into a
Jesuit trap in Mexico?
Have the Jesuits" so diplomatically
played the game that now ycu
dare not proceed against Huerta or
withdraw our soldiers?
Are the Jesuits going to succeed in
manipulating affairs so as to embroil
our Nation in a general war with all
the Central and South American na
tions, in order to protect the Roman
Catholic Hierarchy in Mexico?
Beware of the advisers who swear
first allegiance to an insiduous for
eign political power that has dis
rupted .and damned so many nations.
The Nation was heartily with you
until you sent troops to Mexico.
The Roman Catholic Hierarchy and
the unscrupulous subsidized press,
and a few other people with an axe
to grind, are all that desire to plunge
our country in a senseless and un
necessary war with old Mexico.
Old Mexico and all the property
held there by American and foreign
corporations are not worth one of
our boys, already killed.
Signed
American Fed. of Patriotic Voters.
C. W. Bibb, Secretary,
W. H. Boles, Fiscal Agent,
The Anti-War Congress,
E. P. Johnso'n, Chairman.
INSURE YOUR SOUL FOR $10.
What has become of "To Hell with
the constitution" Priest Phelan's lit
tle scheme to insure souls at $10. per,
which the slobbering flannel-mouthed
old bachelor advertised in the West
ern Watchman in his issue of Dec. 11,
.fj.3? We haven't heard anything of
it lately. Has the Post Office depart
ment put him out of business for ob
taining money fraudulently thru the
mails? .
You remember, beloved, Priest Phel
an offered thru his Roman Catholic
paper, the Watchman, to endow souls
forever for that sum. Lest we forget,
the Stinger reproduces the offer.
Here it -is:
Endows Soul forever.
If you were offered a good life in
surance policy for a small sum you
would gladly accept it. And yet for
the sum of ?10 -the co3t of perpet
ual membership in the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith, you can in
sure your soul forever.
Endowment, future income, or divi
dend paying policies are excellent
things, but what are they in compar
ison to a policy of this sort, one which
for one payment (and a small one, at
that) endows your soul, assures it a
future income and pays dividends for
ever? You will never be forgotten. Your
policy will never expire. You will
never cease collecting on It as long as
the Society for the Propagation of
the Faith lasts, and that will ba-as
long as the world exists I .
One payment, the entire sum of $40
or -the same amount in small pay
ments, spread over one year, will
nake ycu the holder of a valuable
soul Insurance policy. To-day is
yours. - Tomorrow belongs to God.
Now. Is the acceptable time. The
chance put aside now may never pres
ent itself to you again: Western
Watchman, Dec. 11, 1913. -
Now the Yellow Jacket makes bold
to say that any church or Society
that would thus try to defraud and
flim-flam Ignorant people; ought to be
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NEGRO SLAVES BETTER
THAN WORKMEN.
OFS
-If It is any consolation to the 3,000
000 men out of work under Wilson's
Free Trade Policy, they can devoto
their spare moments when up against
it with the cheerful fact that the ne
gre slave "befo de wan" was infinitely,
better off than the American work
man is today under Democracy.
When work was slack on the plan
tations during the slave times, the
slaves enjoyed it, they had a holiday,
and they knew there was meat In tha
smokehouse vegetables in the. cellar,
flour and meal in the mill, and eggs
and poultry In the barnyard. If the
chattel slaves were not working they
didn't have to worry about where
their bread and meat was coming
from. Idleness didn't mean that thez
had to suffer.
The poor American laborer has no
meat and bread stored up in the
larder at home. His has to come thru
daily toil, and he depends on the fac
tory and the mill for the work.' Tho
mill and factory depend on protection
against cheap foreign labor and con
ditions that make U impossible for
our factories to compete with coolie
employment abroad." -
The., Democratic party has re
moved the protection, . the American
manufacturer has to close up his mill
or run on half time, and the American
laborer is vat of " a job. How ranch
better off is he than the chattrf slave?
: How Free Trader Wilsonites. dont
rc.
LcH answer at Qcew
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