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Vol. 12, Mo. 44
ROMAN CATHOLIC “PRINCES” ARE ON THE RAMPAGE
Q EVERAL years ago when the French
Republic severed its relations with the
Confederated Italian Secret Societies—known
as the Roman Catholic Church—Benjamin
Keily was one of the American prelates who
roared most angrily.
France decided to quit paying ten million
dollars a year to a lot of lazy, licentious
priests; and also decided to close up the
many popish hell-holes where women were
kept for the use of men whose “religion”
won’t allow them to marry.
The Savannah bishop felt it to be his duty
to denounce the French government for what
it had done and to insolently 'declare that
if the Civil Power in America should pre
sume to enact laws which the Roman hierar
chy considered unjust, the Catholic Church
would disobey, defy and resist the State.
Bishop Keily’s local churches are the only
ones in the South, .so far as I know, in
which beastly sermons have been preached
against Protestant marriages—sermons which
grossly insulted every non-Catholic man,
woman and child.
M hen we are told with Keily’s-sanction
and approval that our nbothers were legalized
Concubines, our wives kept women, and our
daughters bastards, we would have to be
very Angelic indeed if we did not feel like
taking the priest by the throat and choking
the lie down his guzzle.
And by the way, the Savannah “Bishop's
Who is the Prosecutor in the Watson Case ? And How Stands the Case ?
RECENTLY, Mr. B. O. Flower—so long
known as the Editor of The Arena
Magazine, and so highly regarded for his lit
erary work—wrote to me, inquiring about my
case in the U. S. Court.
