The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-09-13
A Catholic Colonization Plan
Unable 10 ~Mak. America caho By Argument Teaching Even
Held Their Own Against Modern cv.tOa. Catholics VIII Attempt
10 Flood America With Objectionable FOrsEnsrsResO 10 Illegal
and Un-Amsrican Methods to Stem the Tide.

10 Flood America With Objectionable FOreEnsrs-ResOr Illegal
and URAnsrican Methods to Stem the Tide.
In the ST. Louis Star Of Sunday August 81 appears long
cshOes to make America Catholic They have tried every
shme they could think Of and failed they going TO try
nothing less than the Of the Catholic press agency
says "a series Of communities being established IN northern Wis
eOnsn part Of immigration and colonization pan fuhered
by Bishop Koudelka"
The movement is indorsed by "Arehbshops Mesmer Of Mil
wauke and GennOn of St. LOUIS OF the mention Of
these two bishops standing guarantee Of the quality Of beer to
be supplied the eoonists.
he cooniss all to be foreign born least Of foreign
speaking Psrenage" Rev Father John Bsne mot baked was
he will be instrumental in bringing to this country number Of fam
lilies for the Bohemian colonies special nducement to settlers
hveacre tract each farm will be cleared by removing the sump
in advance Of settlement wherever this is desired"
Now you scheme Notwithstanding the
scarcely make meet" would jump
chance to get back the land people who have been born in
worthy and would be really Christian act to offer them induce
again but people already
here do not receive the attention the Catholic huht has them
suton MORE of this class Every person the church can
to America adds the number and increases Catholic
strength just that much The idea not to be charitable or re-
lve the worthy poor but to increase the number of faithful
Rome has tried almost every method under the sun Priests
have dogged Catholic mothers to large amies the he
archy have used every effort to obtain political power that they
all mites attempt destroy Amer
lean school system but the patriotic citizens have discovered their
neaOus plans and put such awful crmps them that has be-
come necessary to try something different
This cOlOnng scheme to be dandy Notice the main
features:
Agents prest to Europe and Asia and preach to the
people the beauties Of America political and other freedom will be
reds other advantages awaiting them The result will be that
the and what termed the lower class will be in
paid that veae farm will be kept constantly
fore their In this they expect induce to and
secand will probably the farm deals and divide
with the pesgent After these people are once
settled will be completely under the control of the priests
the negroes the time of slavery Why will everyone
Of these dpes everything to these Cody immigration
ageni Will they them their passage the price of
the farm and practically belong the presti This bright idea
indeed Then think of every settlement having ITS own priest
peShou convent parocha school, house of good shepherd
they can't be held by this pan there no hope for the mOs
holy church,
says they will be mostly Polish Bohemian and
sovaks For the love of freedom haven't enough of this class
Giennon "Schnner 'sassen Benes eC the schools will
be paOch the language that of the the customs the
American ideas will have to soak in from the outside but
will be glorious for the church"
Now, here is the heart Of the entire matter;
Bishop places emphasis suuheane.
The Catholic church Ne believes colonies necessary newcomers this
Temptations" They
fall from the faith have given missions in New York and
Catholic too plainly show"
Now do yo- the pOint stated above church
tried everything and constantly losing its prestige and its
DE As inient persons in contact with Americans and
american their begin open they prefer the public
Ind Rome her efforts drive them back and slave
drives them out of the church" Hence the leakage
'6oned above
point The federal immigration
forbid bringing foreigners here under
ruled worshppers OF the manGod the ber herd several
hundred vagabonds the other SIDE drive them like
tie onto ship the freight lash them together at Castle Garden
haul them out TO Minnesota Wisconsin anywhere else and set
them like fence posts these prepared armsa under
tract, money advanced and the papers sgnedi
to stem the tide.
But seriously you think this colonization plant
You ask why pasts resist Judge B. cieaver is spending