The City Sexton of Borne says that “in
the Fall, or Winter of 1914—possibly at
Christmas—Mrs. Wilson’s brother came
through Rome, and, while at the grave,
stated to him that they w’ere planning to
erect a nice monument.”
The dead womarks brother!
“They were planning!”
That was two years ago!
In the Fall of 1915, a year after the brother
(continued on page tw t o.)
tolerable burdens of Compulsory Military
Service, which even Australia has indignantly
rejected at the polls, within the last few days ?
(4.) With your eyes open to what you are
doing, will you vote an approval of Re-man
Catholic supremacy in this Government, and
of the rapid introduction of papal laws which
infringe secular education, Protestant worship
in the Army and Navy, freedom of the Press,
freedom of Speech, and Civil Marriage?
(5.) With your intelligence awake to the
meaning of your ballot, will you vote for
Social and Political Equality between Whites
and Blacks in the public service, and the ap
pointment of the blacks to high places of au
thority over the whites?
(6.) Knowing what you do, can you en
dorse the stupendous crime of 1914, when the
Government deliberately broke its pledged
word to the farmers, by refusing them any
form of Rural Credits, and by creating more
tthan $400,000,000 of new paper money, lend
ing it to speculators on commercial notes,
knowing that it was to be used in robbing the
farmer, whose bale of cotton, at forced sale,
brought $30.00, and was immediately insured
by the Government at $70.00, for the profit of
the gambler? (
(continued on page tXvo.)
Price, Five Gents.
