HE WAS A TRI E AMERICAS
ki CmM Set Fadar the Sight T tria.
EaibWai KapplaaUar HM4 .Urj.w
Tottesviluk, S. I., Nv. 17 Mr,
W.naot U a Urdu ojs'er planter,
and U aetl known la tl eyi-r trad
la Nar York City. II h a UnJ
voroa borne on tit Amhoy ltond, N'-
tarernt. U place and I l-aai I Piatna,
and In bl front yard 1 a flag pole
which attract the alt.-ntloo of ail
paKra-by, and if which Mr, Wlnant
U vert proud.
Mr. Wlnant tt an ardent lb-puUican,
and It baa tnvn LU practice for many
year to celebrate lUpuhllcaa L'lortt a
bj raising an American flag and a new
broom to the top of hla no vol 11 tgatal!
the morn I rig after election. He waild
19 real only the heading of the iwr
this ytar, and then started out with
hla flag and broom. Ill ferlirigs can
be Imagined when he discovered an
enormous Irih flag fltunting ltelf
from the top of the flagalaff and the
halyards knotted and twitted about the
pole high above the trucki. He iuw
mono! hla faired man, who declared
that be could not climb the polo. Mr.
Wlnant went about the neighborhood
for volunteers to untangle the halyard.
The first man to make the attempt dis
covered that the pole bad been Uoer-
ally groaned, and be could get but a
few feet up the pole when be would
alldo back. Several ma le the attempt,
aa Mr. Wlnant made a tempting off or
of reward, but none were tuoceaaful
B01E SEEKS FAVORED.
do larrd that It waa untrue that the
Catholic church la opposed to edura
ttoa generally. lie said, however, that
the church oppotee the system of state
education now In vogue for the reaaoa
tt at it aims only at the cultivation of aeaora hat received the fallowing pell
tbe intellect and makpa no orovUlon I Hon:
man (ataellc tfcarrkee at Lewell fa
Uie4 for rreprrty UeM.
Lowell, Nov. 19. The board of aa-
for the spiritual development and
growth of tbe people. Tbe Catholic
chu-ci maintains that tSe student
should ho giten tbe benefit tf moral
training aa well aa mental. lie referred
aa evidence of tbe fact that Catholic
do not oppose education to the fact that
they not only pay their taxes to sup
ptrt public school, but at the same
time support their own parochial
scUools. Tbe American public-school
system, be said, la the beat that b
ever been devhoj, but this la
granting that It might not be yet
proved along tbe line of the moral de
velopment of the people.
The lecture baa created much com
ment and interest, and at lu meeting
Monday afternoon tbe Ministerial As
sociation adoptej a resolution Inviting
Father Nugent to deliver the tame ad
dress before it at an early mooting.
Father Nugent accepted the Invitation.
After his address is presented to the
association It will be dlcucd. It Is
expected tbe session will be highly in
teresting and will draw a very large
audienoe.
"We, theunders'gned, minister and
f fflcer of the Central M. E. church of
Lowell, prott against the t arment of
taxe levied upon the paroca;e of the
church for tbe tear and. where
psyment ba h. en made, ak for a re
turn of tbe money, on the ground tha
It was cot levied In accordance with
the universal practice of tbe bord
We And upon Investigation that your
honoiaMe board ba exempted from
taxation tbe parsonages, barn and
not other property of tbe llornan Catholic
Ira I churches of the cl'v. and we bjlieve
that we are entitled to a similar inter
pret it ion of the law, and ak for a hear
ing at the earliest posalble date."
Tblswlll, it I said, bi followed by
like petitions from all the Protestant
churthei of this city.
It I further stated that li9,.1X) worth
of Cat hullo buildings, exclusive of
churches, convents and school build
ings, bas thus bean exempted by the
assessor.
The end of this matter Is very far
from being reached. Boston Standard.
An EpUtle from Ajax.
I have btcome possessed of a Ufe-pre
Aa III Mind That Mow Nobody (iood.
W 1LLOW Sphinqs, Mo.. Nov. 17.
The late election ha demonstrated the erTeri Du UP tDe preient am nut
The villager soon learned of the af- llat there Is some very important enllre,y curei- Two weeks ago I gave
fair and gathered about, cracking Jokes 'or the member of the A. P. A. rar"o me leniraoniai that re
at Mr. Wlnanf expense. He wasde- between this and 'UO. The election ,uont' Appeal lor intitule
terminod not to norm It that .rreen flair baa also spoken loudly that the A. P. rtoman Cathollo Children," but as the
9 I " - I II , I 0 . a
toUy, and Anally telephoned to New A. is a factor not to be despised orl'l" canons ior meaais nave been
Brighton for a lineman. One arrived fn.pled on in the political arena of r'luur 8low 10 comln? ln. perhaps a
about noon with hla ellmhr. am. our country. While our victories wr wieraeni oi some of the miraculous In-
after considerable dlffleultv. tha nnma not as complete and swoeolnj aa f du'lfonoei and masse ln which the
were untied, the in-cen fW waa lnr I would liked to have aeon them, nnr member of the Old Lady Society par-
andthe new broom and the Star and friend did well. The victory in Omaha Uu,Pttte ,ny ni to hurry up the
Stripes were raised. Just how munh tt wa a grand one. The camnalim thi. '"'thful. We have the arch-confra-
cost, Mr. Wlnant decline to say, ex- "f peclal interest tome, a I was "rnilJ 01 tb0 m" holy rosary, ln
cept that he would have raised that oaco a resident of that state for eiirht whlcl1 tho oW-ftons aro so light and
broom If It cost him 1,000, and ho I year, and then reid the dirty, lying 1 advanteo great and so many,
willing to expend an equal amount to sheet tbe lint. That was before I
we feel assured that when made known
punlbh the joker.
knew our order. The Ike 1 that tame a11 wU1 b3 nxloul t0 bo enrolled under
dirty sheet which defeated the prohl- the banner of Our Lady of the Rosary.
... I U I .
bltion question some six or even years! iuuro 19 no pen ,e auenaing n, and
ago. 1 was there and know, hut It h " wl11 18U turnisn a pair or
met It Waterloo, and I more than re- k"4' rlchl """'genced, to each so
joke. lieitor, upon application. We only
We need solid, honest men for tha cbree for the beads; the Indulgences
Opening Their Eyes.
In many states and still more cities
the power of the American Protective
Association, aa evinced in the recent
elections, bas not be in fairly acknowl
edged, although th politician who coming conflict, and tho victory is our. are 1 reo'
have thereby been elected know pretty M ""a anxlou for '08 and the coming To become a member, It Is only noce
11 l a. ill . . . . I .aw . . I. . i .
weu wnat uiu uoinerwweinoy would ooniesi, ior i ao not iear tne result. ttry w nv8 ina name enrolled upon
have bjt n defeated. But the recent We have purchased a flag for our pub- the record of the arch confraternity,
school election in Seattle, Tacoma and llc-school building, and the same wai &nd to recite tRe five decade rosary
presented by Rev. J. B. Brewington three tlmei each week, that is the five
with a most Urring patrlotlo address. Jy'uli the five sorrowful and the five
We initiated a person last Friday glorious mysteries, and to pray for the
night who is a Congregatlonalist, and Intention of our holy (?) father, the
who once was nearly ajatnst the order. Ppe- As it has been some time since
made ao by the "preacher" of that
other Washington cities, have bo.n
freoly reoognUod as A. P. A. victories.
The ltnus, tho official paper of Soittle,
treats the ele.tlon In that city in this
manner:
"It it less to shut our eyes to the
seven aovenas of maates, there are 700
Biaaaee at the following mlrasulou
hrlnea 100 at the Shrine of Our I
Bleaaed Lady of Victory, 100 at the
Sbnne of Our Lady of Lourdea. In
Sil J0SES ASP THE A. P. i.
Seaw Leasees af the Krttml Tirtory
Baa, Rem mad Bairalify.
There are several lessons growinc
L-Mjrde. France; 100 at the Shrine of ont of the municipal election in Naah-
Our Lady of Loretto, In the holy bouse Ule reyntly. There I a leaon of
of Nazareth, Lorett), Italy; 100 at the I hope. We learn that tbe public can
snrtne of uur iaJy of Perpetual Help aroused lo dire emergencies. As
in Home, Italy; 100 attheSh-ineof Our long at they may sit still under ouW
Ldy of Mount Carmel In Home, Italy; ragei and evils, and a sorely as they
I0 at the Shrine of Our Lady of Kaock, may vex and discourage reformers by
Ireland; ItJO at tbe Shrine of tbe Sacred
Heart, Paray le Monial, France.
Now, tbtre are seven Old Ladies-
enough to have a quorum at a hen-con
vention. Tbe one at Loretto, Italy,
will Dear watching, as It I to "convert
thoe not of our holy faith." These In
dulgences are ail applicable tj tbe
soul in purgatory. Itosarian who re
cite the third part of the ro.ary gain
years; ji in a cnapei, ou year
more. If you pronounce vour Hell
Mary solemnly, 2"0 year more, and
otner too numerous to mention. The
third tart of tbe roeary contains the
Ignorance and superstition" clause
and up to tbe present time I have
gained 9,182,7.16,400 years 5 month
and 12 days, and am still going,
There are also other indulgences.
such as a trip to Milwaukee or to the
their apathy, there la a possibility of
arousing Amtricans If only the proper
way can be found. It is anotier evi
dence of that spreadin spirit of mu
nicipal reform which is an augury of
good, ibe fate of the Rjpublio is
wrappej up in the fate of the munici
pal problem. If we can reform and
keep reformed our citiei, our Republic
will stand. If not. then it will not
stand.
lhls victory Is an Indication, also.
that the American conscieso can be
reached on the Romish problem. It is
high time it were reached. Bacaut-e
we of the South are leis cursed with
Jesuitical intrigue than other section
Is not a reason why we should be less
stirred on this grert question. The
South 1 thl Republic's only hoi in
the coming conflict wiih Rome and ber
Franaisoo, CaL Weekly, 2 00 a year
A. P. A. Magaxine. Box 207, Saa
Francisco, CaL Monthly, 3.00 a year.
Banner of Liberty. Cleburn, Texas.
Weekly, (I SO a year.
Boston Dally Standard. Boston,
Mas. 6 days a week, i.00 a ye sr.
Denver (Col.) American. Weekly,
HOOaytar.
Empire State American. Buffalo,
N. V. Weekly, 1.00 a year.
Fre3dom's Banner. Louisville, Ky.
Weekly, 1.00 a year.
Independent. Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Weekly, 1.00 a year.
Indepeadint Leader. Bridgeport,
Conn. Weekly, 1.&0 a year.
Justice. Louisville, Ky. Weekly,
2 0ay.a-.
Liberty. Galesburg, 111. Weekly,
il 50 a year.
Mirror. Brinkle, Ark. Weekly,
(1 00 a year.
Nuion, The. Omaha, Neb. Monthly,
1.00 a year
Patr.o.lc American. Detroit, Mich.
Weekly, 2.00 a year.
Portlander. Porllan 1, Ore. Weekly,
1.00 a year.
Protestant S-andard. Philadelphia,
Penn. Weekly. 2.00 a vear.
San Francijo (California) American.
Weakly, 1.00 a year.
Splritof Seventy Six. Seattle, Wash.
Weekly,
Ohio.
Atlanta Exposition, providing you pay llled powers of evil. Let us be awake
your way, or have the tax payers pay it andkee? our cities free from Rome's Weekly, 1.00 a year,
for you, or have the railroads who do intriguing grasp: Tocsin. Los Angeles, CaL
not elevate their tracks pay It, and This victory illustrates the power of 2 0 year.
take It out of tha tax-payers later on. organization. We learn that we can Toledo American. ToleJo,
Quite recently some of our overworked only fight organized evil by organized Weekly, 1.50 a year,
city officials who were in search of a good. That the worst elements should ' True American. St. Louis, Missouri.
much-needed rest indulgenced in a trip have so long dominated our city has Week'y, 1.00 a year,
to me south, and from the remarks Deen due, not to a lack of the better baited American. Washington D
overheard since thoir return it was psople, but to a want of organization C. Weekly, 1.00 a vear.
. .. i - - "
"Out of sight," "Great graft," "Had a on the part of the better classes. Under
h -1 of a time," "Biggest drunk since the superb organization of the A. P. A.
the World's Fair," "Have had our the better classes, whether members of
the order or not, were marshaled and
were led to a triumphant victory for
God and for our homes and our children.
skates on right along," etc. Tbe "plug-
bat" and "booze bottle" Indulgence of
the aldermen at Milwaukee was a tame
affair in comparison to this. It is said
that some of our officials are going to
remain ln tbe city for a few days, that
the effects of the indulgence may wear
off. In the meantime, our Hon. G
Buldy Swift is engaged reading opin
ions furnished by our overworked cor
poration counsel, W. Getup Beale; our
W. A. P. A. Rock Island, Illinois.
Monthly, 50c a year.
Examiner, Butte, Mont. Weekly.
Preacher Marquis Admits Prejudice.
Rock Island, 111., November 15.
The public declination to day of Rev.
W. S. Marquis of the Broadway Pres
byterian Church to accept an invitation
fact that the ticket supported by the A. church. The "preacher" In que.tlon
P. A. carried the school elostlon by an nearly disrupted the chutfh by preach
enormous plurality and say that it has inj against the A. P. A., our public
no political elgnlflo nee. If the inoi- school and other things pertaining to
cidont skoi by Itself it might not mean them. This "preaoher" forced the
much; but, the fact is that tho organ!-1 abyve mentioned person into the order.
aatiou nas succeeded in every election I men again, the convert was once a
ln the northwest into which it has en
tered as suoh, and it is perfectly Idle
to pretond that in every cae the re
sult bas been duo to accident. Mr.
Chlldborg, who was on the A. P. A.
ticket, was not nominated by that or
ganization, and so far as we know is
not a member of it; but be was ac
cepted as an A. P. A. candidata, and
j polled a magnificent vota. The excess
I of hla vote over others on the came
ticket was due, doubtless, to his own
! personal popularity, for he Ih well
known and highly esteemed by thou
sands of Seattle teople. It 1 true that
a large number of womea voted the
ticket; but many other women voted
: the other tickets. There Is no reason
i to suppose that very many more women
j voted the A. P. A. ticket than the
others. Tbe result Is not to be ac
counted for in this way. There is
'something in the claim that the A. P,
:A. was thoroughly organlxid, while
the supporters of the other tickets were
not; but even this must be taken with
i ......
.some qualification, for the supporters
of the other tickets were not by any
means unorganized. It is just as well
for the politicians to look the matter
squarely in the face. This is the first
time the A. P. A. as suoh have put a
ticket in the field or thrown their
whole support to a ticket, and the re
sult is what prominent members of that
organization have always said it
would be."
resident of Nebraska and was helped
to turn to us by Ro6ewater, cf the Let,
and of courte watches the fight ln that
slats with interest. The lies is help
ing the order In Missouri as well as in
Nebraska. Bag Pa,
my siu8 have b.en through the sieve,
I may not be oorrect in the decade or
deceised rosary, but I have b.en reclt
lngfor the flvj joyful: Rum, rosaries,
relics, rats and rascality; for the five
sorrowful: Bigotry, bulls, beads, beer
and bums, and for the five glorious
mysteries: Convents, monkeries, Ig
norance, superstition and shin-bones.
Thus you see that with joyful rum and
sorrowful beer you can wallow ln the
glorious mysteries of ignorance and su
perstition. Perhaps the reason my
medal has not worked is because, in
stead of Dravintr for tho none'a Int.pn
Grant's (Jraudchlldren. tion, r have been endeavoring to hav
Editor The Amerio an: We loam Uncli Sam kick him out of th oonntrv.
through the press of the city of Chi- nis (the doiw's. intention anDeara to be
dangerous to our American institu
tions. His intention, through tha Jes
uits, priests and Roman "ward-heeler,"
cagoj that Nellie Grant Sartorla la
about to put her daughters In a convent
to be educated. This we hope is nut
correct. If it Is, we as American cltl
zens feel it an insult to the memory of
the late General Grant, her honored
father, that his grandchildren should
be educated in a parochial school
As we recall Genoral Grant's groat
deeds for liberty, not alone on the field
o' battle, but in the seat of civil power,
we know that, if he were living, he
would protest against the consignment
of bis beautiful grandchildren to a
living tomb.
One of the grandest speeches General
Grant ever made was that in which he
warned us that the greatest danger to
our freedom lies in the non-support of
our free institutions.
All honor to the memory of Grant.
May his warning be heeded in time!
Loyal Citizens.
) To Discuss State Education,
; Des Moines, la., .November 12. The
Ministerial Association of this city is
Interesting itself this fall in the in
vestigation of both sides of the public-
school question. Some time ago O. B.
Jackman, a leading member of the A.
P. A. here, was Invited to appear be
fore the association and explain Its
objects and workings so far aa its rules
would allow. Jackman has accepted
.he invitation, and will address the as
sociation ln the near future.
Sunday evening Rev. Father J. F.
Nugent, pastor of the Church of the
Secured a Situation.
A farmer living near L-je's Summit
thrashed bis buckwheat a short time
since, which produced' a prodigious
yield, and in conversation upon the
subject in Kansas City ha stated that
a single stalk in one instance produced
2,623 kernels. The item was given to
the Kansas City Star for publication,
when the manager of that paper im
mediately sent for the countryman and
engage! him at a good salary to be
come the circulation liar for that sheet.
The Lender.
Tegetone Cares Constipation.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 20, 1895. How
ard Medicine Company, Omaha, Neb.
Dear Sirs: This is to certify that I
have been troubled for years with in
digestion and constipation, and have
has been to rule this country, but the
sleepy, go e isy, stay-at home Protet
tants are beginning to wake up, and the
word has been passed along the line,
Home Rule for America."
During the past 450 years thirty-four
of the different pontiffs reigning in St.
Peter' chair have eich richly iadul-
genced the arch-confraternity to the
rotary by 135 bulls and briefs (not
bulls and beefs); to these may be added
215 apostolic letters by them written,
all for the purpose of approving and
recommending this most excellent con
fraternity. Our dead friends may be
made participators in all of these great
benefits, while we are protected during
life and assisted in our last conflict
1th death to attain a most happy end
ing.
Before going, however, fill out this
clause for insertion in your will: "I
hereby give, devise and bequeath unto
the 'Society for the Protection of Des
titute Roman Catholic Children' at the
city of Buffalo, a corporation created
and existing under the laws of the
State of New York (fill ln space
with amount of money and where de
posited, or describe the property, if
real estate, and where located), to have
and to hold unto the said society for
ever for the purposes for which it Is in
corporated, or for any other purpose
which it may hereafter be authorized
to accomplish.'"
Those who remember us with gener
ous donations or bequests will be en
rolled as benefactors and participate in
the many advantages of the associa-
The victory is a triumph for the A.
P. A. We see no force whatever in
the objection some good men make to to speak at the public dedicatory ex-
thp A. P. A., based on tho ground that ercises of St. Anthony's Hospital next
it is a secret organization. We have -tuesday has created a sensation. Mr.
a secret, sworn and sleepless foe to con- Marquis gave as his reason that he
tend with in Romanism, and it is th would be otherwise eneaeed that dav.
chief of police has suppressed gambling supremest folly to talk of fighting her but to a reporter he admitted his preiu-
and other kinds of vice and crime in onlv bv onen meana. W in firrKt dice against the Irntltntinn !.....
t. . . . " r -6" .. . "--"
nia mina; our mgn-saiarloa commis- by onsn and public means, and also "s supervision by Catholic sisters.
sioner of health bas advised the people along certain lines we can only succeed
to boll their drinking-water; the Steam in coping with her by keeping our How She Grows.
un n Nr.raar fi aan Vr nu n na A i i . s . . i T'k. j: .. . , , .
" j wLupnuico ro i tuuueui bdu moiauuo una pi&ns to our- XL1K3 vruurut .a jainoJic naner.
graooing me streets on Sunday, despite selves. The A. P. A. is a dire need of 8ays: But while the Roman church
the commissioner of publlo works, who the age, and has a difficult and highly I great in point of numbers, which
took an oath to enforce the laws; the important mission to fulfill. It has ges her politlcat power in certain
coroner and the state's attorney are done noblv. and is still dnW o-mnriiv! daces such as B,.tnn mH v.. w.
wrangling over who will foot the bill We wish it continued wisdom ln its she practically grows onlv bv imml-
for an Investigation of a supposed mur- management and abundant succass In gratlon. Her conversions are few and
der, while the county board are white- its patrlotlo mission of wresting 8nd M" between, accomplished in most
washing each other; our streets and protecting our politics and our lnstitu- cases by her hlcrh-irrada school f,.
alleys remind one of a barnyard on a lions and our country from the wily girls ln the we t. to which
ratpy day, while our commissioner of and fatal clutch of the historic foe to Protestants send their daughters "
Bireai ana auey cleaning draws bis pay, liberty and enlightenment and an open
with horse feed attachment; the chair- Bible the Romish church
man of the finance committee of our This triumph is evidence also of the
city council is making bluff i to have constantly loosening grip of party domi-
"iranchiscs sold to the highest bidder, nation on men. The tendency grows
wealthy
Advertl. e in The American, If you
want good returns.
while the balance of the city fathers
are e.tber looking for "graft" or for a
re election ln the spring; the A. P. A.'s
are watching some members of the
drainage trustees, while the trustees
are wrangling over the patronage; the
police in South Chicago are calling
each other blackmailers, while tbe
thieves and burglars are working over
time; tbe school board is about to
wrangle over putting Satolli and Gib
bons' version of the Bible in the public
schools, but as our comptroller would
say, "the public be d d." If Chicago
is not richly indulgenced, acd has not
more than her share of medal-believers,
faith and ward-he slers, then we will
cheerfully refund your money.
Ajax
Chicago, 111., Nov. 22.
i - i wiavowvu nuva vvuoviunviuui auu uavo t o
visitation, and one of the ablest priests taken almost everything I have heard tion as long as it lasts. I have been
n iowa, delivered a lecture at hi
.hurch, in which he discussed the re
atlon of the Romish church to the
3ible, and also the attitude of the
ihurch toward education. On the mat
r of education he said it is not true
.hat the Catholic church is opposed to
he public-school Bystem. He likewise
of, but without effect until I used How
ard S vegetone. I have taken two
packages, and can say with enthusiasm
that it has cured me. I consider
Howard's Vegetone the best remedy
for those diseases I have ever tried,
and can recommend it to all similarly
afflicted. Very respectfully,
Miss Mollis Walsh,
606 South Sixteenth Street.
unable to tell from this whether it
means as long as the money lasts or as
long as the association lasts. Wed
nesday, Friday and Saturday of each
week the holy mass will be offered for
the dead members. This holy mass is
very appropriate, except where the
I member was cremated. In addition to
. ' Veterans Slandered.
Not all the brethren know thatJ. S.
Clarkson, of Iowa, who was first assist
ant postmaster-general under Harri
son, and who is a member of the Na
tional Republican Committee, is a
warm friend of political Romanism. He
is a greit boomer of Mr. Allison, of
Iowa, for the presidency, but if Allison
gets the Republican nomination it will
by bscaute true Americans do not be
lieve Clarkson to ba his authorized
mouthpiece. A recent issue of the
Des Moines Register, elited formerly
by Clarkson, contains the following
from his pen:
"very lew union war veterans are
members of the A. P. A., and all who
are members should be ashamed of
their degenerating patriotism. Nearly
all of the comrades have the spirit of
the G. A. R. veterans of Rhode Island,
wno nave recently decided to erect a
monument to the Roman Catholic
Union soldiers of the state who fell in
the battles for the preservation of the
American Union. Tne Roman Catho
lic Church is clannish, but so are all
other churches. The United States
brethren stronger and more powerful
than all churches combined place the
rights and privileges of all American
people on the same basis, and those
rights are clearly defined in the Consti
tution of the United States, the organic
law which has proved stronger than
all churches, parties and isms, and
will rule the nation as long as its in
habitants are worthy of the wisdom of
its fathers and the progress of the
ages."
with good men of all parties to consult
principle more than party and to de
mand good men for office. The party
label pinned on a scoundrel and the
crack of the party whip no longer send
to their knees all good men of that
party in support of plunderers and
scoundrels nominated bv the saloon
bosses of the party. The people have
found out that Democracy no longer
means the great principles of Jefferson,
but means the mere machine by which
Rum, Rome and Rascality gain and
hold control of government for revenue
only. They are tired of this infamy,
and have made up their minds to wre.k
any and all parties and remand to de
served everlasting oblivion and con
tempt the damnable party machinists
who have so long made a chattel of
government and governmental trus'.s
and franchises, debauched the ballot
box, and bought and sold voters like
galley-slaves.
Thank God, the people are awaken
ing to the imminent peril of our Re-
L. I 1 . 1 . ..
puunc, wnuee precious heritage was
the purchase of the bravest blood that
ever baptized battle-fields. They are
going to rescue our cities from gam
blers and doggery-keepers and party-
blind churchmen. Jhey will- rescue our
government municipal, state and na
tionalfrom the intrigues of Rome and
the domination of Rum, and make it
yet a government of the people, by the
people and for the people. Tennessee
Methodist, Nashville (Sam Jones' paper).
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American Eagle. Kansas City, Kas
Weekly, 2.00 a year.
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