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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-11
MARTIAL LAW IN
MEXICO TODAY
The Constitutional Guarantees
Have Been Suspended and
Court Martials Will Rule

Mexico City, March 1.-THE gov
ernment today decided to suspend the
constitutional guarantees throughout
the republic. This means a mild form
Of martial law. The civil trials Of
those accused of the destruction Of
railroads, electric light, telegraph
lines and raiding plantations will
cease. Instead of the ordinary pro-
cedure summary military action will
be taken in these cases.
ssssssss . I. - sssss
THE WEATHER. >
North Dakota: Fair tonight and
Sunday. Colder tonight
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re wlLkIE rAEArER.
W. Scott wilkle. Manager.
Program.

Wednesday and Thursday
The Romance OF Lazy X. Ranch. ~
A western comedy drarna, brim fun Of
fun and Dortraying the novel transfer
Of affections between two young
couple which all started in a joke.
Gratitude.-How an Indian repaid
the kindess OF half starved prospec.
tor and his wife, and incidentally
showing some Of the wonderful falls
and scenic grandeur Of the Yosemite
valley.
A Russian Wolf Hunt The meth.
DDS employed b. the Russians and
their wolf hounds in trying to exier
inmate their ever present enemy. the
Russian wolf Here IS also depicted
some exciting scenes Of the cahse.
Love Laughs at Locksmiths. The
many different ruses resored TO BY a
young pair to avoid the wrath and
punishment Of the girls father and
how they finally succeeded. II Is com.
ical and It IS good
The best Of music by our four-piece
orchstra, pictures steady and nici5er.
less and a thoroughly up-to-datc thea.
ter We invite your patronage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05
KANSAS TOWNS
SHOW GROWTH

Nas1ingzon, Jan. s--sevea munies-
Daii.tes in K4nzas WhleA IL Isls hz1
feEeF thsn SsSas persons. earn ln-
creased iEs pogzlztioz beyord tEese
hgures during re lzs. -en years. whlle
1ne CITY Of the 10 which Ia the tEeifth
cen&ag had Ia e1eess n 5sga went
teio~ these 1gures. Tee f0Gal NM
Der of eitiea d oger 500 population
according y the sEirteenta eenzls sis-
isziIct Just announced. is =, 2 net sn-
crease b. Six cities during the ten
years. The Increases Il these cities
were small ia mast eases. The most
decided decrease vas Caiena from ls.-
l5s % s,ess- I-ezyennorth deereased
l172.
Of ne cities which increased from
below 800. CoHeyrllle Jumped into the
lz.o00 clasas Independence into the
le,9ea classs chznnte into the $500
class: Wellington into the 1000 class
and Junction City into fhe 500 class.
Almost half Of the entire increase in
the population of the state of Kansas
wzs contributed By the Is eiSies of
over 1000
Figures d these Kansas eiaes fol-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05
DADS GIRL TONIGHT.

much better audience greeted the
Neff & Pennington Comedy company
at the Star theater last night and
greatly enjoyed the excellent presen-
tation OF the beautiful fye-act comedy,
mo Mother to Guide Her." artictic-
ally interpreted By Robert A. Nef and
his excellent company Tonight this
same company preesnts the beautiful
rural comedy, in four acts, entitled
Dads Girl" the comedy that made
Minnie Madden, now Mrs Fisk, ia
nous.
The theater was delightfully."- warm
and pleasant last night, and everyone
present seemed to greatly enjoy the
work Of this exceptionally strong
company, which Manager Hovey has
Induced to remain here for the entire
week.
The prices remain at p and s5
cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05

strsnath Il AdNanAIna 40.

To Hugo the ysars that bend and
weaken and wrinkle the genius Of the
master seera but 10 bring fresh
strength and energy and beauty. He
ages like the Hons. His brow, scanned
with august burrows, rises under a
name larger, thicker, more bristlins
and more disheveled than ever before
His yellow eyes are like suns within
cavsrns; when he roars, the other ami
mails are silent. Or. changing the com
parison. one might liken him to an oak
that dominates the forest, It's enormous
wrfnkied trunk bursting into leaf, its
branches mighty as trees IT'S deep
reaching roots drink Of the sap Of the
.eart Of the earth, It's head almost
tcaches heaven. In ~ vast foliage the
stars shine At night. the birds sins at
dawn. II braves the sun the tempest
Of the wind. the thunder and the rain.
The very scars OF the thanderbolt hare
added 70 It's beauty something formid-
able aud superb Caufiers Portrait
Of Victor Huge"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05
cArARRA CANNON RE cuRrp

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach tho seat Of the dis
ease. catarrh is a blood or constitu-
tional disease, and in order to cure II
you must take internal remedies.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ny, and acts directly on the blood aud
mucous surfaces. Halls catarrh Cure
Ia not a quacl1 medicine. II was pre-
scribed by one Of the best physicians
~ this country for years and Is a regu-
lar prescription II Is composed OF the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers acting dssectly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect com
bination Of the two ingredients Is what
produces such wonderful results in
curing catarrh. Send for testimonials
tree. r.. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
Take Halrs Family Pills for consti-
patton. d
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05
MoTicF. nAgons.

The regular msefing of chiekasha
lodge. No. ~, A. ?. & A. II. viii Be
held tonight At the Masonic hall, z0s5z
Chlckagha avenue.
Work IN entered apprentice and
Master Mason deg ees. Other business
oi Importance.
A. +. Mccoy, w. A.
NJ, q. MATTHEW'S. Sec
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05
norlcE no rHE PuaLIc.

All persons are warned not to pur-
chase any household goods, furniture
or fixtures from A. II. Davidson as the
same are the individual property Of
thu undersigned.
MRS. A. II. DAVIDSON.
December 30, 1910. S1-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05
THE RrsT OF THE sEAsoN.

That's what "The Climax" Ia. and
it's a play you win feel the better for
having seen. The company Is perfec-
tion and the incidental and interpolat-
ed music are a treat TO all music Low
ers, more especially The Song OF the
Soul. which Is sung hy the character
AdeIina Won Hagen. Take che Ex-
press's advice and see THE Climax,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05

~ ard Mra &. y. Geid d Purcell
nee ahovring ID chickaaha yesterday.
p p FFederick, ICzg sogth Talrd
street. ~ao has been very ow. y r.
parted little beties.
The Christian Endeayor 0f the
ChriNian church alli hold special ex.
ereisea sunday ara All children under
i5 geaf1 d a1e are especially lnyited
~ and Mfz. Sam Brown and sflss
HeeneS s27 s0ufa Third street viii
visit ffiende ana relatives II Enid md
Hitchcock during The next Two weeks
1ire Il A. EdNards. corner Eighfh
sireet ana Dakota avenue, WAo has
been spending The Da&t tuo weeks In
Duncan and Marlow, returned home
Yeg.efday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05
MAJESTIC PROGRAM.


TO-DAY.
Love and Law.' Tannhouser.
Value Beyond Price" Tannhouser
Summertime"
Very funny Imp. comedy.
Two new reels OF pictures every
night
Music by Newiin's orchestra. s,
The house is always comfortably
heated.
First show starts promptly at 7:15
p. m.
Admission and 10 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05
Cut Flowers for
Parties, Weddings
and Funerals

Flowers are appropriate on occasions
OF Joy or sorrow
Mail orders promptly executed.
cHickAsHA GREENHOUSE.
Phone 4e. 62s South Fifth st.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05

When buying a cough medicine for
children bear in mind that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy Is most effectual
for colds, Group and whooplng cough
and that il contains no harmful drug
For sale bs all dealers. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05

For Rent-Tworoom house on
North Fourth street; also broom
house with gas, electric lights. city
water and barn. cloge Ia on Colorado
avenue. Can 1927 Kansas avenue.
Phone $685. 1-4-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05
LAyEery NEWS.


Our little town Is generally noted
ior good health, also the neighborhood,
but We have to chronicle a change Of
late J. w Lee ii very low with pneu.
mouia fever, also Mr. Anderson and
bis little child are down With the dir
ease. Charles streaber Is in poor
health and Luther Edens Is in bed
Our vicinity in a financial way IS
well uD with any other part of the
county, Az our sandy land stood the
drouth well and We made a fair crop Of
melons, corn and cotton.
There has been the greatest de-
mand In this section for farms to rent
that we ever heard Of before.
Miss Aiable Bower Is at home on
holiday vacation from Blackwell
school
Miss Cora Sprowl returned to Hen
nessey where she IS attending school,
last Sunday
There was box supper at the
school house Saturday evening; the
boxes and a cake to the best looking
young lady netted $40. This viii 20
for the purchase Of an organ for the
school. Miss sreaber was voted the
cake
Politics has died down somewhat
since the election. Some Of the So
clallsts get a broad smile on now and
then when they speak Of electing one
little old dried up congressman from
Wisconsin. They are expecting him
TO make an awful big noise in Wash.
ington.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05

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a eisezic1. 4
= Toe ragss ia zlrez<T s1ze % .
. EFeEs ard t.o kzrtra1 or nloTe =
= a21 been Drintee wAen r1e teie- =
> gram eanne. TIE @sormv wzs ~ =
. nscged from ths press the sese- y
= gram was b1r 81 type. loekes b =
> again an1 me press sas r-naing ,
. agaix in ser minwes y
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70 cDFE A coLD N one DAY

Soma CITY fcczy fef q feW dzgE visi1
10 CURE a COLD III oHE DAY
Tails Iaxa'iTe Eromo oaisine Tablets.
Dragglttg refund money II 81 fails to
eare y. W Groye's Signature II on
Each lox. zge. llGf
r 8 Fechaeimer made TIP 70
Aoun'ain Wen yenefdag on legal buaL
nesn
T J. G4lbraiih returned fhls morn
ing from a business irip 70 Custer
elfy
J. ~ Ire, vel known farmer Of
near I.agersy, "a critically VI Win
ss-s-~,tmonia.
MfN chaa. si. HoiIlnggworh VIII
ensafiaiN rev friends a. bridge this
evening
Df ana Nra. ]. 4. Ambrlster viii
entertain the souga Hn so club to-
morrow night
Alrg. .. Tlgnor and children return.
"a lagt night from tvo weeks visit
u sulphur.
~ and Nr1. 6. w. corkhfn Of
Wichita. Kan, are visiting relatives
% he ely
sIr and Sra. y. T.. Hlllhouse, 2i9
souta Third street are the happy par.
ents of fine son
Miss Alma Smith Or near Amber,
who has been III With typhoid the past
two months, IL now eonyaiescent.
Miss Helen Butler left yesterday
for r. Worth 70 resume her work In
me Polytechnic college IN that city.
slra. sid Anderson who spent the
holidays with her parents in fockport,
Ind. returned home yesterday
Mrs X. X. Wootlen left this morning
for Nashville, Tenn, 70 visit her daugh.
ters who are attending Belmont
Mrs Edna Burford and Miss Edna
+ Ferguson returned yesterday from
+ Visits 10 shawnee and Oklahoma CITY.
/ Mrs. A. =. Smith and son. Rex, have
returned to Snyder, Texas, after q
visit With Nj. and aIrs. &. N. Hollings.
worth.
Mrs. Julia Fleming left today for
her home IN Ada after several weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ella
I Cross, at the Midway.
4 Mr. and Nra. Clark Robinson, living
east Of the city, arc happy over the ar
rival OF q little daughter who made
her appearance yesterday morning.
Mrs. l5d r Johns goes to Oklahoma
City tomorrow where she win be the
guest Of Mrs Threadglil several days
She viii attend the inaugural ball.
Mrs. a. II. Davidson and children
have returned home from Detroit.
Mich. where they have been spending
the past two weeks with Mrs David.
sons mother.
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E+++++++++++*++
; =
NOTICE.

= For garbage service call Wal- ,
3 ter Griffin. city seaYenger, phone 2
= 722, or call at City hall, police :
4 department. =
= =
= ++++%+4$+++$+++ = ,
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y %@4%%%44%&~& . = = &&44@4
. RAILROAD TIME CARDS. >
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-05

Mrs. A. Il. Davidson and children
have returned home from Detroit.
Mich. where they have been spending
the past two weeks with Mrs. David.
sons mother
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FRISCO RAILROAD.


500 D. 1900 a. n
1880 D. m...... 1915 a. N
nANX So nfr
, 1911-05-10

full antic pations. With regard to Tie lo,.
We should be glad, aud our friend, - T.
Thomas would OF course be still more olo5
to see these fulfilled to the uttermost -
say whether thi, is likely, or to what da.r1''
ltls likely, would take a far greater k6nn.
ledge OF steamships, their ways and tbe;.
management, than We can lay claim TO- s,
the same time We may put down " or tbras
considerations that have occurred 4, 4,
while reading the article.
The author expects St. Thomas 10 L-nas,
by the opening OF the Panama Canal II tn1
principal ways, namely as a cOalIng Je,.s
and as a repair station.
The amount OF business it viii DO IN H..
former line will mainly depend on which WIN
be the cheaper, to Snip enough coal 10 cal,v
the vessel through TO Colon or to take u.ra
cargo and then coal at St Thomas for tie u.
mainder of the run. III the former case ~.
Iy bad weather,k keeping the steamer back arl
usln9 up her coal, would cause her to pu+ M
st. Thomas.
lhe chances, however, in this department.
are probably good. On the other hanJ 4.0-
seen to Us hardly 50 good In The remain 4.
partment. ST. Ih0ma, once had .oe.,
though not exactly euyiable. reputati5n ~
the reception and treatment If l0ue ,Ilrk.
But lLe ducks, whether lame or.s,,nl .ra
now nearly extinct, amt if there y.ra ,,ob
birds as ocean swan. we should say thaf d.,
S~alS have taken then place. But the swa..
are bigger birds and better swimmers. ca,
sequentIy we seldom heaa Of their c.mpc
into st. Thomas lame, although q cons l-r.
bic number OF tam sized birds already yi,lt tia
port.
We muy be mistaken here, however. and
, 1911-05-10

1He Editor ofhe "@. cyo,e Iris" md
.'BuHebu."
Dear Mr.. Editor:
Please grant me space to say,
that since the raising of the Goth Century
Orchestra forms part Of the history Of the
Native Brass Band, and it seems as NJ.
Cruise would like to make an impression that
it forms a prominent part, consider it my
duty to reply, for the benefit Of your readers.
The Native Brass Band had Just re-
Gently got some Instruments etc. by public
subscriptions, hence we knew it was quite
impossible to raise the necessary means in
that manner, except an L fiat Alto, for which
we collected $11.00 and the cost was Sl671,
and though some C our members purchased
their own Instruments, it was impossible for
all to do 50. Mr. Gruse's apparent interest
IN the undertaking prompted me to ask his
aid, IN lending the necessary players and in
struments, which he readily consented to-
and agreed that those members could attend
our practices on Thursday evenings. We
having a few members paying subscription,
but possessing no instruments, thought it
would better secure them if they were
taking active parts, this we stated to Mr..
Cruise, asking hirl for that reason if be
would lend rs the drums which could be
played by the above mentioned members, to
which he also agreed, this latter however
was never put into execution, the music for
the drums and E flat Bass arriving just at
the time the Cars soldiers turned their
arms against him, OF the members who
were to attend, one came as agreed, the bal
ance, occasionally, which was very unsatis-
factory. This lasted only about a month,
when we were told that Mr.. Cruise informed
some member That Ibis promise to the Or
chestra was eaucelIed' and another, that
, 1911-05-10
ORDER CT The DAY
for the Colonial Councils Ordinary
Meeting on MONDAY the 18th May
1911 at I o'clock ,. m.

Convened by Government in virtue Of 3G
Of the Colonial Law
/. Production and examination Of Patents
OF Election for the newly elected uaIf
number Of the Members OF the Council.
2. Election Of a Chairman Of the Council
;. do. OF a Vice Chairman of the Council
4. do. Of a Secretary of the Council.
). do. Of Members of The Municipal Com
mjttee and Substitutes.
s. Election of Members Of the Public
Cemeteries Commission.
Z. Election according to Ordinance Of
18th July 1907 : 81 of / Members to
enter into the Militia Commission.
s. do. according to ordinance Of II Jan
uory 1908 S. Of one Member to enter
the Board Of Management of the Asy-
lum for Lepers etc.
8. Election Of men to take part with Gov
eminent in deciding on the Application
t. be made Of the Golden Wedding
Day Legacy Of Their A[sjeatieo the
King and Queen.
10. Do. Of Do. Of the Silver Welding Day
Legacy Of Their Royal Hi9hueaaos the
Grown Prince and Crown Princess.
II, Do. Of DO. Of the NuptiaI Fund Of His
Royal Hi9hness Prince WaIdemar.
Il. Introduction Of and lst discussion of
Draft Of Additional Money Bill to the
Budget for the Municipality OF St.
Croix for the Financial year from 1st
April 191I-31st. March 1912,
sub Item -ALV Diners Erpeuses.
]. Divers Supports, are granted
a. For former School Teacher Alex
ander Joseph ....... FIRES. 6S7 30
b. For former School Teacher Mrs.
Ann Eliza Thompson. FIRES. 10000
l3. Introduction of and LIST discussion on
Ordinance for ST. Croix prescribing
measures against discusses Of the Cotton
Plant introduced by Government)
The Colonial Council, St. Croix 9th May
1911.
KARL LACHMANN.
acting ice thurman.
, 1911-05-10
DAGsORDEN

for COlOnlalraadets ordlnalre Mode
MANDAG den I5de Mai 1871 III, /
Eftermiddag.
~Cfastsat af Gouvernementet Henhold til
KoloniaIlovens $3.50.
/. Fr~emlmggelse og Provelse af Val8breve
for den nyyal9te Halvdel at Raadets
Medlemmer.
2. Valg af Raadets Formand
3. " " Roadets Vice Formand
4. " &" Raadets Sekretor.
5. " " Medlemmer af Kommunaludval-
get og Stedfortredere
6. Valg af Medlemmer til Bestyrelseu for
de offentlige ~kirkegmrde.
T. Valg oyerensstemmende med Anordning
II JUL 1907 81 al ( M%edlemmer til
at indtrnde i kommissionen om Ordons-
korpset.
s. do. overensstemmende med Anorduing
II Januar 1908 6 af ct Modlem af
Bestyrelsen for Asylet for Spedalske
MN.
8. Yalg af M@nd til at deltago med Gou-
vernementet / B-estemmelsen ON Anyen-
delsen af Deres Majest@ters Kongens og
Dronningens GuldbrylIupslegat.
10. do. af do, til do. med do. i do. ON do. af
Deres Kongl. Hojhedors Krouprindsens
og Kronprindssos,eus SolvbryIIupslegat.
IL. do. af do. til do. med do. / do. ON do. at
Hans Kongl Hojhed Prinds Valdemars
B~ryllupslegat.
Il. Indbringelse og 1ste Behandling af
Forslag til Tile9sbeyilling til Budget
for Kommunen st. Croix for Finansaar-
ct fra lste April 1911 til 3Ite Marts
1912.
U~der POST NV. FarsjeIjge ID
gjtfeJ;
/. ForskjeIIige UnderstotteIser %
Pengehjelp, b~evilges
a I'll forheuyerende Skolelerer Alex
ander Joseph. ....... Frcs. 6S7.50
b Til forhenvRrende Skolelererinde
Fru Ann Eliza Thompson Fr.40O.O0
Is. Indbringelse og 1ste Demanding af For
Stag til Anordnlng for st. Crolx ON
Foranstaltninger mod S~ygdomme hos
Bomuldsplanten Iudbragt af Gou-
yernementet).
Colonialraadet, st, Croix, 6 Mai 1911.
KARL LACHMANN.
Tt0gereude ! ice F6rna5d.
, 1911-05-10
WILL. JACOBSEN.
est.
Translation.
Publication.

II is hereby made known that from this
- date His Excellency the Governor viii
reside in st. Croix until further notice.
Government Secretary's Office, ST. Croix
the 9Th May, 1911.
, 1911-05-10
KARL LACHMANN.
acting lice Cdu1Heau.
THE AVIS.
Garistiansted, st. Groix.
Wednesday, 10th May, 1911.

the end of last week extended down the
country, West End measured l line on Fri
day morning and 4 lines on Saturday
morning alIy's Fancy measured 3 lines on
Saturday morning, and II on Sunday morn
ing against : of II line in Christiansted.
Politiken of II April reviews very favour
ably a book by Rider Hrggard on Rural
Denmark md its Lessons, a book Of 335
pages, adorned with 28 fine photographs.
As is well known, MIR, Haggard is not
only a novelist of the first rank but is also
Il keen agriculturist. 1t appears that lie
made a tour through Denmark last year,
and this book is the result. His opinion
comes out already i'm the dedication Of the
volume, which is 80 the farmers Of Den
mark, as an evidence of a foreign a9ricuItur-
alist's admiration, when he regards the
wisdom and brotherly understanding by
which the people of Denmark have overcome
all the difficulties with regard to soil, eli
mate and low prices, and through cooper
alton have attained individual aud social
advancement"
Politiken gives a rather long review Of
the work, and concludes thus:
Here in Denmark Rider Haggard's book
Will be received with satisfaction, and if
will be regretted that a few Danes, through
letters to the Times, have tried to pick a
quarrel with the famous English author, who
IS so good a friend OF our country
A friend sent us an interesting article.
taken from the Natjonaltidende and we have
translated it and publish it this morning.
As viii be seen, the article in question is
written by Hr. HoIger Rosenberg and deals
with the relation of St Thomas to the new
traffic to be created by the opening of the
Panama Canal. The article is full OF inter
ostin8 points,some of them facts, others hope
, 1911-05-10
BekendteoYelse

nET bek%endtgores herved, at Han Hoj-
~ velbaarenhed Guyernoren fra Days
Dato at regne indtiI yidere har taget
Uphold paa St. Croix.
Gouvernements Secretariet, St. Croix, den
Ste Maj 1911.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-04

we could have avoided a resort to
arms.
1.-The awful consequences to two
heavily armed countries under modern
conditions of war has been a great de-
terrent of war; but the responsibility
of men claiming to be patriots and de-
string to overturn existing govern
ments where law and order are not
well established, has led to g, great deal
fof guerrilla warfare and to the suffer-
ing of innocent people who find no real
principle in the two contending parties
except that of ambition for power.
Much of this kind of work has oc-
CURED in South America and in Cen
tra1 America, and in the degree of
guardianship which the United States
must feel over the republics Of this
hemisphere, in maintaining their in
tegrity against European invasion, we
ought to welcome every opportunity
which gives us a legitimate instru
ment by which we can make less prob
able such internercine strife"