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The booklet compiles reports from U.S. newspapers about persecution and violence, then frames the Mexican situation as an attack on civilization, humanity, and civil liberties rather than only religious affairs. 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 \n### RESTRICT ONS ON USE:\n\nReproductions may not be made without permission from Columbia University Libraries.  \n   \n   \n## TECHNICAL MICROFORM DATA\n\n   \nFILM SIZE:35mm9:1  \nREDUCTION RATIO:  \nIMAGE PLACEMENT:IA  \nIB IB  \n   \n   \nDATE FILMED:FC. 3/07/98    \nINITIALS:  \n   \n   \nTBACKING\\#:25449  \n   \n## REDMEXICO\n\nThe Facts  \nZ  \n89  \n蛋nights nf Ualumbus  \nSUPREME COUNCIL  \nNew Haven,Conn.  \n1926  \n\n| CALLES’“SOCIAL REFORM”  \u003Cbr>(The facts of a few days of persecution  \u003Cbr>compiled from New York  \u003Cbr>newspapers)  \u003Cbr>FIFTY TO SIXTY DEAD,  \u003Cbr>TWO HUNDRED HURT,  \u003Cbr>WEEK ENDING AUGUST 8  \u003Cbr>(Herald-T4bune,Aug.9)  \u003Cbr>SIXTY SHOT IN GUADALAJARA  \u003Cbr>(TImes,Aug.10)  \u003Cbr>SEVENTEEN EXECUTED  \u003Cbr>BY TROOPS IN ZAHUAYO  \u003Cbr>(World,Aug.10)  \u003Cbr>PRIEST REPORTED KILLED,  \u003Cbr>SEVERAL INJURED IN MICHOACAN  \u003Cbr>(Times,Aug.11)  \u003Cbr>TIIIRTY EXECUTED IN MEXICO,  \u003Cbr>ARCHBISHOP REPORTS  \u003Cbr>(Times,Aug.12)  \u003Cbr>TROOPS SHOOT FIVE  \u003Cbr>PRIESTS AGAINST WALL  \u003Cbr>(World,Aug.12)   |\n| --- |\n\n## THE TEST\n\nThe information in this bookletis compiled almost entirely fromnon-Catholie sources.The Mex-ican attack on the CatholicChurch is not merely a religiouspersecution.It is an attack onthe established principles of cio-ilization and humanity.It is anattack on those principles wchichsome peoples have shed bloodand suffered to establish and pre-serte to our day.The Mexicanproblem is not alone a Catholieproblem.It is the problem oflibertg-looing,fair-minded,freemen everyuhere.Much of thematerial here published bearswitnessto this.Aman's attitudeto the Mexican persecution is acertain test of his ideas and idealsand his spirit.  \nCopies of this booklet will be furnishedfree of charge upon request  \nFlrat Editlon—One Million CoplesSecond Editlon—One Million Copiea  \n### Mexico's Intolerance\n\n(From the St.Louis Post Dispatch)  \nWe set forth below the religious provisions writ-ten into the Mexican constitution in 1917.  \nIt is these provisions that the government nowseeks to enforce.  \nThey are so repellent,so alien to our own ideasof the right to worship as we see fit,the right toown,hold and dispose of property,and finally theright to free speech,that further editorial com-ment seems almost unnecessary.  \nThere are nine major restrictions against thechurch and church institutions and clergy,as fol-lows:They are forbidden一  \nTo own church real estate,or mortgages onsame.  \nTo own church buildings,or any other buildings  \nTo possess invested funds or other produetiveproperty.To maintain convents or nunneries  \nTo conduct primary schools.  \nTo direct or administer charitable institutions.  \nTo hold religious ceremonies outside of churchbuildings.To clothe their ministers with a garb indicativeof their calling.  \nMinisters o religion are debarred from publiclycriticizing the fundamental laws,the authorities inparticular,or the government in general.Theymay not vote,hold offce,or assemble for politicalpurposes.No religious periodical may comment onpolitical affairs.Oficial permission must beobtained before opening a new temple of worshipfor publicuse.The state legislature may determinethe maximum number of ministers of religiouscreeds according to the needs of a locality.Thegovernment regulates public worship.  \nIs there any cause for wonder that the religiouspeople of Mexico are in revolt or that Mexico is for-feiting the respect of other nations?  \nT","cbCaim0rlWWl8qad","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim0rlWWl8qad","pdf",1000192,"English","# The Test\n## Mexico's Intolerance\n## The Mexican “Inquisition”","[{\"question\":\"What is the booklet’s stated purpose in “Red Mexico; 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