The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-15

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Under tho hf,,,,.n+ .,-.,.,., =, ~.
Mexican Alarandar u.,nsitnn v" g. g..as .ne
de. Limantonr. the orca n, harna, 9sn9 sa,Ss
Of Mexican credit haua % hoa, 20, Gu n,s elts 70
blossom iiks sr,,sts,,s % .sssaa ueea .'aus g.. "
itarv reform. tha % sauals.,os sa.as" =. San- S
pitals Of inte,nationeI ~" ran,t..,on y, 'lgs th.
study Of American archpeo1oSv ' the t
establishmenf Of an Sy, enereetin S.nert7 @
ment Of foresfrv tho oxnm;.stai,, Al
icate and dimIcnIt fonnda4ion ~ y, tha
Rold standard-0f currancr. 't tha i;r.;ng ~ ne
or the Atlantis WITH 80 ps,iaa ~,
railway. Observation-Disclosures 90 w na,,.,n ~
ment control ar vast srstems IS trens-
portation, the elaboration of superb
harbors for the worlds commerce.. an
entrance as afleader into the councils
Of the world at The Hague with the
message that Latin America seeks
not disorder and revolution, but ar
bitration and peace: there is not a
path Of national progress, finance,
transportation; conservation, indus
Try, nterature even archaeology IN
Wnlcn Mexico mas not been In the last
thlrty years not merely leader but
marvel.
by this wonderful progress the
United States has greatly benefited
The people Of the United States trust
the people Of Mexico. Hundreds of
millions of dollars have been invested
by citizens Of the United States in the
enterprises OF the Mexican republic
There can be no better proof of the
respect and trust OF the people of the
United States III the people of Mexico
than the fact that no other nation has
80 lavishly INVESTED its savings in
Mexico as the people Of the United
States. We know that the trust is se-
curely guarded, by the honor Of the
Mexican people:
eve of the United States are proud
to remember that when In his youth
General Diazs was leading the troops
of Mexico in the cause of liberty, Abb
raham Lincoln. even at the risk of
making new enemies for the United
States in the midst OF our civil war,
protested against foreign yoke for
the free Mexican republic.
"0ur ovr .vp,, str,..,a ono. a. an
end the mon.nch enJ resnons;hIa % sor - +ha %
E,ronean inveSion ~ Waxico' No. IN
ecrr,aJ +hat sss u,o,,,a o he :. ..,.ss ""s -,
"sario,,. Con. c,,ca,, -, tta IIr;t.S s+atos.
~ ha Ala ~ ,sts ~ dr.s, ~. tro"n.
T,rtv-+,.o thn..s.~a naan y. 10. p.,i Irn,tns
atatas .rrnv 80. ,rdar.S .h., ~ nenaro1
Grant to Tho NeY.can horder n avn
mort of that s,sgeest;on Tho tronns
| ~ ths sor.i.r am,,.ror w.ra. a. once
withdrawn and the .vivas, ~ the vic.
torious Mexican army that fought un-
der Diaz at Pueblo were echoed by
| the cheers of the soldiers in blue who
stood under Sheridan on the banks of
the Rio Grande ready to help had help
been needed. u =,
"s,ncs tha+ ,d.x tho r.,a+,,rz 10.
| tvssn -, ~. havs. s ~ An @ as nsv thav ayer
- % tha ~ '-.Ist,on. - frionSs I % wl;S . va1a 1
- ~ esch I ats,sr hand IN hand Who eaze
a. e.oh oss,e, IN - ON ao,,ai sco+inv ana
level h % eys,i w Of the United States
can never foraet that Porfirio Diaz
was the first riifnK chief ar ali Amer.
Il fcan. .rAntblts b, etep S,pon.. the ssofI Of
the United States. anssexample that
mas inst been happily followed by
others. President. Taft in similar
fashion IA. II am informed the first
4 president Of any American republic
\ soil of Mexico. It il. a happy augury
for the future relations of friendship
and GOOD will between these two, great
nations that Mexico should have es-
tabiished this precedent Of American
| friendship in the United States, that
iished it in Mexico.
.orha 1,,,+.d ste+a. seol M new
To- .yoa+he var ond seek neace. neace
9TH % honor We congratulate YOU on
tha hioh standards q. Mexican credit
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