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This book is not written by a man who seeks notoriety, or a man who
is writing from a prejudiced standpoint, but we are writing from what
we know of the awfulness of Catholicism, as fifty-six long years have
rolled into eternity since I began to worship at the feet of this
immoral hag; therefore, the reader must know that it is not a
pleasant task to acknowledge before the world that we have been not
only fifty-six years a follower of this creed of abominations, but
for thirty long years we helped to fasten this creed upon the human
family.

I wish that it was within my power to become a spirit, which would
enable me to navigate the air and whisper my warnings into the ears
of Protestant America, for no nation on the face of the earth needs
the warning as badly as the United States, as day by day, week by
week, month by month and year by year the Vatican's shadow grows
longer and longer upon our shores, and wherever this shadow of
paganish darkness stretches itself you will find the withered hopes
of man, as Roman Catholicism's only ambition is to place humanity at
her feet, which will enable her to bind her followers with the cords
of superstition and ignorance, as she exists upon the blasted hopes
of those whom she rules.

If what I have told you in the pages of this book is true, then is it
not time for Protestant America to arouse herself from her lethargy
and buckle on the armor of righteousness and patriotism and go forth
to battle this "Strumpet of Sin" with the valor of our American
forefathers?

I have prayerfully endeavored to lay bare the sins of Roman
Catholicism, and the only hindrance I have encountered in my efforts
is on the account of not being more familiar with the English
language, as I am a German born, and my power of expressing myself in
the English language is materially hindered by being educated in
Germany, but thank God that education does not stand in the way of a
living God helping the foreign tongue to express itself in a manner
which can be understood.

I have endeavored to inform the reader who I am, what I am, and why I
am what I am, and have taken up the abominations of Catholicism and
treated these abominations in a manner that I hope will carry
conviction to the hearts of the reader, as I am qualified to go
before not only any official who has the power to administer an oath
and to make oath to the truthfulness of every assertion made herein,
but I am willing to meet my God around the great white throne in
Heaven and stand upon the declarations herein contained.

I have endeavored to give the Protestant reader to understand that
his offspring are considered bastards, and their parents persons who
live in immorality, by not belonging to the Roman Catholic Church and
being married by the priestcraft.

I have endeavored to tear the mask of ignorance from the bleared and
polluted features of Romanism and show her up in all of her
detestible ugliness.

I have in my weak manner endeavored to try to warn our American
fathers and mothers of the great danger of the "confession," as the
confessional is the stepping stone that leads to Romish abominations,
as it is there that the seed of immoral thought is planted and it is
there that the purity of girlhood is first tarnished, and if I can
arouse Protestant mothers and fathers of this land to these awful
sinks of iniquity I will consider that I have been instrumental in
helping to obliterate one of the greatest evils known to the human
family.

I have endeavored to point out to Protestant America the awful
mistake made by the United States in permitting Roman Catholicism to
continue her debauchery in Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippine
Islands, as I declare to the reader with eyes wet with grief that not
only the flower of our army is being sacrificed in these far away
islands, but that millions of dollars are being spent upon these
islands and that Roman Catholicism is being benefited by this great
expenditure of Protestant money, as the Pope of Rome is as powerful
in these islands to-day as he ever was, and every intelligent
Protestant in this land who has made this subject a study knows full
well that had it not been for Roman Catholicism and her outrages,
that the Spanish-American war would never have been fought.

I have earnestly tried to make the reader understand that the
monasteries in this country are often the abodes of criminals, and
the nunneries of this land are the slaughter pens of virtue, and I
trust that my readers will read it in the spirit that I have written
it, and if such is the case I know that this little book will be
instrumental in not only opening the eyes of drowsy Protestantism,
but it will be instrumental in turning thousands of Roman Catholics
from the error of their ways and pointing them to "the Lamb of God
that taketh away the sins of the world."

I have endeavored to demonstrate to the reader that celibacy upon the
part of the priestcraft is one of the most damnable crimes known to
civilization, as it is the unmarried cussedness of the Roman Catholic
priests that is instrumental in the slaughter of virtue.

I have endeavored to prove to the reader that the Roman Catholic
Church is a living infamous insult to an all-wise God, by claiming
that the Pope of Rome is an infallible being, and I believe that if
the reader has read my book with a determination of discarding that
which is bad and holding to that which is good, that he or she will
close this book with an enlightened conception of this devilish creed
which would have its followers believe that the Pope of Rome is on an
equality with Jesus Christ.

I have endeavored to lead the reader from clime to clime, so that he
or she might behold the characters of the followers of Rome, and by
comparison I have endeavored to convince the reader that the
characters of the followers of Roman Catholicism are not nor never
can be on a par with the character of Protestantism, as Roman
Catholicism follows the teachings of paganism, born in the kennel of
filthiness and surrounded and led by a class of men who glut their
lust upon the virtue of their "dupes," while Protestantism is led by
the lowly Nazarine, whose teachings have made Protestant America all
that she is to-day or ever will be.

I have endeavored to point out to the readers of this little volume
the sin of Protestantism, permitting Catholicism to control our
public schools and teach our children doctrines that will be
instrumental in strangling their ambitions and paralyzing their
aspirations, which is near and dear to Protestant America.

I have from the bottom of an honest heart endeavored to impress upon
the reader the awful influence that the priestcraft of America has
upon the morals of this country, and I trust that this task has not
been a useless one, for America has no plague that is so deadly to
patriotism as this black-garbed army of priests, who tramp up and
down the length and breadth of this land, seeking whom they may
devour.

With every drop of blood in my old veins electrified with a desire to
serve a living God, I have endeavored to warn Protestant America of
the lustfulness of the priestcraft, who without a blush of shame
invade the chastity of our American homes, and by the hellishness of
this Romish doctrine pollute the wives and daughters of this fair
land.

I have pointed out the dangers which beset this nation by the
toleration of Popish rule, and have compared Protestant nations with
the nations which have been morally damned and disgraced by Romanism,
and I trust that my comparisons will lead an intelligent public to
see the dangers that beset this country unless Romanism is relegated
to the everlasting haunts of oblivion.

In conclusion I desire to say to the reader that he or she will never
know of the diabolical cunning of this Romish doctrine, for it is
impossible for mortal man who has traveled this road of debauchery
to ever portray in print to the public what he has seen along this
journey of ignorance, superstition and immorality, as no man who has
the welfare of the young and rising generation at heart would sink so
low as to write all of the awfulness that I have seen upon my journey
for thirty years upon this Romish highway of carnality, as every turn
in the path that leads through this desert of desolation is strewn
with the bleached bones of ambition.

There is not an oasis in this vast stretch of Romish desolation, as
her every ambition is to rule by superstition, ignorance and tyranny.

Again I would warn Protestant America that we are nearing the
trenches of physical strength, and unless we infuse into our
Protestant manhood the liquid fires of Protestantism, the time is not
far distant when the Bunker Hill that was made famous by the blood of
our forefathers will have her base dripping wet with the blood of
Protestantism, in defense of the principles that have made America
all that she ever has been, all that she is, and all that she may
hope to be.

Can we expect anything else should Roman Catholicism ever become
numerically strong enough to rule by physical strength? The answer to
this question must come from the pages of Romish history, and this
history has every page wet with Protestant blood shed by this Monarch
of Darkness, as 75,000,000 Protestants to-day sleep beneath the sod
of the universe, bearing the scars of Romish torture.

My task is done; my warning has been sounded; my prayers have been
offered, and now in the evening of old age, when life's sun is
slipping down behind the horizon of earthly things, I find myself
surrounded with the faces of new friends, but in the dim far away I
behold the countenance of my Lord beckoning me to that rest beyond
the skies, where I hope to receive a full pardon from a God I so
recently learned to serve.

For the sake of right, I bade farewell to the associations of my
childhood, but in doing so I have been permitted to taste of
realities that were bought for the human race "By the blood of the
Lamb," and I feel assured that when this earthly race is over that I
will be taken home to glory, where I will be permitted to sing the
songs of the new Jerusalem, and my prayer is that this little volume
may march on down the ages after I am gone, to warn the generations
that are yet unborn of the damnable teachings of Romanism, and be
instrumental in wooing away from this human viper those who have been
taught to worship at the feet of this hydra-headed monster, Roman
Catholicism.


THE LIE NAILED.

Catholicism is circulating a lie that BERNARD FRESENBORG
never was a Catholic Priest. Here is a copy of a Check given
Mr. Fresenborg by ARCHBISHOP J.J. HARTY, for saying "Mass" in
1903. J.J. Harty is now an Archbishop in the Philippine Islands
and one of Rome's big guns.

Archbishop Harty at the time this Check was given was Priest in
charge of ST. LEO'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, St. Louis, Mo.

[Illustration: Check]

[I will give $1,000 to any man, woman or child who will prove
that this statement untrue.]




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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES


TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS CORRECTED

The following typographical errors in the text were corrected as
detailed here.

On the cover page, "circumfrence" was corrected to "circumference" in
the following text: "This great book has stirred America from center
to circumference."

In the Author's Announcement, "enlightment" was corrected to
"enlightenment" in "A structure of enlightenment ..."

On page 18, "Catholocism" was corrected to "Catholicism" in the
following text: "... that I have shaken off this eternal bondage of
Catholicism ..."

On page 20, "ledgerdemain" was corrected to "legerdemain" in the
following text: "... Catholic legerdemain, and I was taught ..."

On page 22, "Herold" was corrected to "Harold" to be consistent with
other mentions of this name on the same page.

On page 28, "crimnials" was corrected to "criminals'" in the following
text: "... built with the purpose of sheltering her abominable
faithless in case these criminals' desire to hide themselves ..."

On page 34, "hodwink" was corrected to "hoodwink" in the following text:
"... which will enable the officials to "hoodwink" their followers ..."

On page 94, the text "carion" was corrected to "carrion" in the
following text: "... that part of the priestcraft which exists upon the
carrion of the human family ..."

In the first paragraph of chapter VI (on page 97) "Ecquador" was
corrected to "Ecuador" in the following text: "In this chapter, we have
before us the vision of two countries; one is Protestant America and the
other Catholic Ecuador."

On page 128, "asylumns" was corrected to "asylums" in the following
text: "The "asylums" of olden times were intended as retreats ..."

On page 136, "Crowe" was corrected to "Crow" to be consistent with other
mentions of this name.

On page 138, "absense" was corrected to "absence" in the following
text: "... asked his government of Holland for a leave of
absence to fight in the Boer war ..."

On page 141, "sytem" was corrected to "system" in the following text:
"... so I sailed for the diamond fields of South Africa, where I am
now free, by the system ..."

Also on page 141, the word "by" was corrected to "my" in the following
text: "... I walked to the banks of the Missouri River and raised
my buried treasure ..."

On page 147, "degredation" was corrected to "degradation" in the
following text: "... snatch their children from the Romish mire of
degradation ..."

On page 173, Pope "Piux" was corrected Pope "Pius."

On page 214, the word "concensus" was corrected to "consensus" in the
following text: "The consensus of opinion among all classes ..."

On page 219, "broad-guage" was corrected to "broad-gauge."

On page 255, "paracite" was corrected to "parasite" in the following
text: "... who are as heavily burdened to-day with this ancient
parasite ..."

On page 259, two instances of "instiution" were corrected to
"institution."

On page 277, "Massachuetts" was corrected to "Massachusetts" in the
following text: "If such things are now happening in the State
of Massachusetts ..."

On page 297, "Ctholicism" was corrected to "Catholicism" in the
following text: "... permit yourself to be made tools of in behalf
of Roman Catholicism ..."

On page 285, "blod" was corrected to "blood" in the following text:
"... every man, woman and child that lives under that old red, white
and blue flag, which was bought by the blood of our forefathers ..."

Also on page 285, "boldy" was corrected to "boldly" in the following
text: "... as she boldly and flagrantly declares that she ..."

On page 293, "emmissaries" was corrected to "emissaries" in the
following text: "... send her emissaries into the halls ..."

On page 306, "convice" was corrected to "convince" in the
following text: "... made a prediction that ought to convince every
sane man and woman ..."

On page 311, "hopless" was corrected to "hopeless" in the following
text: "... the intrigues of the Papal faction is due the disordered
and hopeless condition ..."

On page 312, "interefrence" was corrected to "interference" in the
following text: "If the interference of the papal faction ..."

On page 320, "expres" was corrected to "express" in the following
text: "... helping the foreign tongue to express itself ..."

On page 321, "detestible" was corrected to "detestable" in the following
text: "... in all of her detestible ugliness."

On page 322, "sacrified" was corrected to "sacrificed" in the following
text: "... the flower of our army is being sacrificed ..."


ERRORS LEFT UNCHANGED IN THE TEXT

"Villify" and "villified" are consistently spelled with two lls and
are used multiple times by the author. They have been left unchanged.

The word "lude" appears twice and is left unchanged.

The word "cungering" is spelled consistently and is used in multiple
places in this book. This word has been left unchanged.

The word "disorganizer" appears in a quoted passage, and is left
unchanged.

The following words each appear once, and are left unchanged:
"cathechism;" "effulgency;" "engraven;" "jesuitical;"
"Macris;" "Oricular;" "perceptibilities."

Both spellings of the word "Savior" and "Saviour" are used in this book.

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