Fiery Cross, Volume 3, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1924 — Page 7

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- .vUllJ uciu 111 i ummemoration of the discovery of America by Lelf Erickson on September 29, 982 it is vividly brought to mind that this great discoverer has been given but scant recognitton in school histories and that an overwhelming majority of the school children of America are unfamiliar with the fact that Erickson discovered this continent very nearly Ave hundred years before Christopher CoIumb set sail. On the other hand, every school child S? rrredrin4h1stffieen;eorryCOlUmbUS ' Uiet

It Is admitted that Columbus studied the voyages made by Erickson before he attempted to cross the Atlantic. It is said the Latin adventurer learned much by what Erickson had already done centuries before him. In this connection, the Washington Post, speaking editorially, said that "It is possible that had it not been for what he learned In Iceland about Deif's voyages, Columbus would not have cross the Atlantic." Colmubna Gets Credit The fact remains, however, that Columbus is given credit, at least in oux-public schools, of having discovered America this in tin; face of the fact that Krickson not only discovered A morion live centuries before Columbus, who never wet ROMANS USE SCHOOL HOUSE FOR SERVICE Held Mass Regularly in Institution They Def y Protestants Aroused (Hy a Staff Correspondent) HAZARD, Ky., Oct. 20. One of the most astounding circumstances in the history of Hazard has just come to light. Hazard 13 a Protestant city, but In the last few months It has been learned that the Roman Catholics have been working on the foreign population end are holding mass regularly in the. high school building here. The citizens of the city are asking the school board why they let the school building for regular religious services lo a religious sect who are utterly opposed to the free public school system. HAS PR AISE FOR ORDEB RAVENNA, Ky., Oct. 2.0. At a meeting of the Kg Klux Klan herf. recently one of the most prominent and oldest citizens, who was foreign born, asked permission to speak. He praised the Klan and presented a photograph of himself and his home, decorated for a recent Klan parade, and pledged his services to the order whenever needed. 1",00 AT DEMONSTRATION LA WRENCE.hu RQ, Ky , Oct.. 22. A large demonstration and parade of the Ku Klux Klan held in this city was attended by more than 15,000 persons. Speaking, music, an initiation and fireworks were part of the program. . TAKES OFF OF Jl BY GEORGETOWN. Ky.. Oct. 22 One of the recent disgraces of the communitywas that of removing a -member' of the Baptist cjiurch ' from a jury because he did not believe in whisky. The matter came up at the trial of Hamlet Morgan, a bootlegger. MANY JUNIORS TAKE PART WIELD DAY Elkhart Boys Entertain Organization From Indiana and Michigan (Special to The Fiery Tronic) EI.KIlAliT, Ind.. Oct. 21, More than 15u boys from Junior Klan organizations In. Elkhart,- St. Joseph aiitl Laporte counties, together with representatives of the Kalamazoo and St. Joseph. Mich , Juniors, participated in a field day program at McNaughton park here. All of the scheduled events were held. The local Juniors defeated a baseball team made up from visiting Juniors. In the evening twenty-two Elkhart boys staged a tableau portraying the principles of the organization. Rev. H. C. Ueauchamp, pastor of th.- Castle United tirethren Church, made an address. A class of candidates was then Initiated. VICTIMS IN Ol Ii "The Klan eats 'em raw without salt," says an enemy. Mistaken! The Klan "boils 'em in oil" merely td give the big Roman Catholic news asrfen-.cies-something dreadful to talk about. You can buy the Klan victims at any grorcery store put up like sardines. Be sure to call for sardines. F. L. CAREY, D. C. Chiropractor 443 t'RNTl'n y ni,io. Phonea Office, Jl'nln .-ISM lteWleace, Wehater 4S14 Hocrs 11 to 12sI3, 2 to 5. 7 to 8

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I foot on the American continent proper, but the .rdlc discoverer colonized America. Just why there should seemingly he a. veil of mystery thrown about the discovery of America is beyond the average mind to fathom. . hy tho honor should be taken from a Nordic and an attempt to bestow it upon a Latin is not quite clear Of course, it is common knowledge that such things have been practiced many times in the world's history, but just "why should tho public schools of America impress upon the school children that Columbus discovered America when this is not a fact It lias been established that the town of Norumbega. where Erickson placed a colony and made his home while in America, stood where Boston now stands. The best authorities will not deny that EriekBon diacovcred America. Iu fact, it i.i pointed out that the name of (hi, ,.1Illtr, was taken from the Nordic discoverer. In some histories it i, shown that the orieinal name was Krika and that the Mound of "m" was placed there by certain Indian tribes whose gutteral touex placed "m" before certain words. Thus It was, aeeord,nK o some authorities, that the word "America" was formed. If Is also claimed that the word was found here by espnrius, when he reached America in 1409. The skeptic, possibly. might sneer, but it should be remembered that those sources responsible for the canard foisted upon the world, in which Christopher Columbus is made the discoverer of this continent, could just as easily have gone gone further and made the word America" a derivation of the first name of Vespucius, which, as we all know, was Amerigo. The name "America," in connection with the new world, first appeared in print in the year 1507, or five years before his death. On maps It did not appear until some years after his death. Honor Where It's I)ue Regardless of the name, however, the vital fact remains that Leif Erickson did discover America anu that Christopher Columb-us never set foot upon this continent. It is gratifying- to note that honor due Lelf Erickson is becoming more -generally acknowledged. "There can no longer be any doubt," says the "Washington Post, "that Loif Erickson did discover' partially explore and temporarily colonize America several centuries before the time of Columbus. In that, the Nordics are right and the Latins would he wrong if they attempted to maintain that Columbus was the first European to reach these shores.,"' '" "' ' Monuments have' been "built in -honor of Columbus; cities' have been named for him; throughout America hundreds of streets and avenues bear his name and in some states October 12 the fabalistic day purporting to haye been the day on which America was discoveredhas been made a legal holiday. This latter bit of modern mythology was the direct result of the labor f the Ivniarhta of Columbn, who .worked nneeaInK!y to Bain this end.. All of this in the, face of the fact that Columbus never set foot on American soil in fact, tho West Indies, where the Columbus voyagers did land, 'remained in the hands of Spain until' 1S1IS, a little more than four centuries after the Latin .reached the western hemisphere. At this time a-prize of $5 is ber Ing offered by a council of the Knights of Columbus for the' best essay written by a school child on the life of Christopher Columbus. In this arid various other ways. the Knights of Columbus are keeping alive the myth first told by the Latins. It is true that Columbus sailed to the western iie'mijt'rfliere under trying circumstances and ho credit for his courage in trials and tribulations sliould be taken from him. However, the fact that he was an intrepid navigator should not alter and it can not alter the fact that Leif.. Erickson discovered America and that he (Columbus) was inspired by the knowledge of what Krickson had done, and was aided by his study of Erickson's achievements. The Nordic navigator and discoverer made a number-of trips to America and history shows that his father was governor of Creenland. The Icelandic sagas, which Inspired Columbus and and heartened him to his undertaking, mark the bourse of fhe Viking ship. which again and again ventured forth from the eastern hemisphere and on to the land at America. . a What He Found In the fervid attempt to make the Italian navigator the discoverer of America and to detract from, the glory of Lcif Krickson, an argument is used by those who have not the courage to deny Leif's discoveries, which brings out a fact that again redounds to the credit of the Nordic race." In, the attempt r

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to retard the proper teachings In regard to the achievements of Leif Erickson. it is contended that a 'proper civilization" was not in evidence after Lelf Erickson had colonized America and that these colonies vanished. It could be consistently asked just what civilization presented itself In America more than a century after Columbus found his way to the West Indies? It is true that another man, "Vespucius, had been to America and had written a detailed report of what he had found here. There is no one who will deny that Columbus failed to set -out any kind of a civilization upon this continent. It is true that ho. was followed at intervals by Spanish adventurers who spent their time in seeking fabled gold and carried out certain superstitions by hunting "fountain of youth" and other nonexistent things. True civilization ami colonization began more than a century after Columbus sailed near America and this civilization, and colonization, from which mighty America arose, wan done hy AngloSaxonn John Smith In Virginia, the Pil;rriais in MasKarhuxettK. These were the persons who colonized and bi-gan the building of America. The charge that Leif Erickson did not place permanent colonies in .America becomes a bursted bubble when it is pointed out that no more permanent civilization followed the trip of Columbus to the West Indies than followed Krb-kson's discovery of America. Truth for Children The fact remains that regardless of how many years elapsed before America was permanently colonized, after its discovery by a Nordic, tills country was finally settled and Ivuilt by Nordics. It is true that Latin navigators followed on the heels of Leif Erickson, and Columbus, inspired with the knowledge of Leif's achievements, made bold to sail westward and got as far as the West Indies. He should be given credit for his bravery and determination, but tho school children of America should be taught the truth about the discovery of America. That this truth i3 beginning to burst through the clouds arising from the Latins- endeavors to promote their cause by erroneous history in regard to America's discovery is seen in many places. Admission by prominent publications that Leif Erickson did discover America is throwing a great light into formerly obscure corners. It Is to he hoped that In the not distant future the xchoot children will he taught the truth ahont the 1Im-eoierj-of America without being befuddled with the trip of Colnmli"s to the Wrxt Indies (n 1492, more' than four rentnriex after America's discovery by a Nordic navigator and a century before its permanent colonization hy Nonlles. NEW LAMP BURNS 94 AIR Beats Electric or Gas A new oil lamp that gives at, amazingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than pas or electricity, ttas been tested by the V. S.-Government and 35 le.ridW .found to be superior to lO- ordinary. on tamps. . it Duma -without odoiv smoke -or noise no pumping up;is simple, clean, safe. Burns 94 per cent air and 6 per cent common kerosene (coal oil). The inventor, T. P. Johnson, 609 W. Lake St., Chicago, 111., is offering to send a lamp on 10 days' FREE trial, or even "to give one FREE to the first user in ach locality who will help htm introduce' it. -Write him today tor full particulars. Also ask; him to explain how you can get the agenc y', , and without . experience or money make $250. to $500 per month. 12-426 M. L. WHITE 1 DENTIST I 211 BANKERS TRUST HLDC. J Phone, MA In 1395 LEARN AD-WRITING Iam to write Advertisements. Sales Letters, etc. Ad-writers earn huge salaries or work at home for various firms and let paid in advance, Big careers fotij'ouns; men and. women. Ad-writlngr Is easy to learn at home by our method. Write today for free particulars. ADVERTISING INSTITUTE, Dept. 18 Prairie and Mafflt Aves., St. Louis, Mo. Gentlemen: Please send me free particulars of your home study course In practical Ad-writing." Name Street Town State Oet. PROTESTANT SANATORIUM KERHVILLE, TEXAS Ideally located, in the hill country, seventy miles northwest of San Antonio at 1,800 feet altitude, the best climate In the world for tuberculosis - . patients. . Scientific treatment. Rates moderate. Send for booklet. D. R, lwls. Manager. Dr. I. May h ugh. MedlcsJ Director. BROS. Opposite Cenrt House