Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-04
LOOMS WANTS
 INTERVENTION
Sonora Mining Man Writes Douglas Paper Only Help Is for United States
 to Go in
DELAY COST IS GREAT
Daily International Douglas:

Daily International, Douglas: l It is as certain as any human
 Every day the United States de- ! lays in crossing the line of Mexico it costs blood and money.
 event can be that the United States will eventually have to fight Mexi co.
 There is no such thing as in- tervention. Intervention means com ing between and there will be noth- ing to come between. for Mexico will present a solid front.
 The writer has been across the line almost constantly since the out break of the overthrow of Diaz and has never talked with a Mexican citi- zen on this subject who failed to that the MeXicans look upon inter vention as invasion and they will unite at once, face northward. A paper published in Spanish in Douglas, during November. l think, referred 10 the remark of the Ari- zona militiaman. who let his mouth go off about that time, and said, in commenting on it: Enough, MeXi- cans, Stop this killing of brothers and unite against the common en- emy."
 In the proclamation Of February 2Gth, sent to Juarez by Campa, Go meg and Loza just before entering the city, these words occur; Tn case Of an attack by the Americans we will unite against them without dis tinction of political parties.
 The words of General Diaz in his 1 farewell address and in his telegram of March 9th, referring 10 the only condition on which he would return to Mexico, can have but one inter pretation.
 It is not a pleasant situation, that in which the United States now finds itself in this matter Nearly everyone would prefer to keep out and let Mexico settle her own trou- bles, but it will be impossible to do so.
 The people preferred to keep out of Cuba. too. but it could not be Idone. Much less is the chance that the United States can keep out Of Mexico. Any day may bring news of some outrage that will be fol- lowed next day by a big splash as Texas goes into the Rio Graude. . it may be that no specific act ! aEainst the persons of Americans will occur. but the bloodshed in the . internal strife fas- coming on, in , the condition of anarchy now almost a assured. may assume such horrible p proportions that the world will not stand it.
 . Certain it is there will be no gov. ernment established until the United States establishes one.
 The writer has property in MeXi co but admits that when he leii sithe United States to do business he : thereby assumed the risk of that move and believes that all Ameri leans who leave the United States tC 1. venture in foreign countries have nc claim on the aid of the mother coun z itry to guarantee their fortunes. . As to personal safety, that is an other matter. The time has now ;. come when the civilized nations O The world should say 10 all it's darl
 spots that the lives of our citizens engaged in legitimate and lawtu pursuits. must be inyiolate r Nadero's revolution punched mixed crowd. Not only did the pa y triots take up the cause of freedom - bur everyone with loot in his sou n stole a horse. saddle and gul O and proceeded to nelp himself gen B. erallv. even to the present time. e These latter gentry are legion am f. the past sixteen months of knight
 hood is far too sweet for them [ = quit the business and go back int
 the degrading depths of labor. 4o \ can hardly blaine them. There now no job for them. If Mexico could commence on put lie works. making roads where no' | ioDly the worst trails of the worl | exist. putting up telephone lines II reach all it's pueblos from the stai | capitals. all this could be done | small part of wars cost and giv l inc unemployed a chance to live ui iii sbev could find their niche agail
 But these things cannot come nov | Anarchy bears no constsructl' fruits.
 ~Viva somebody" is a dangeroI
 cry in a republic. Viva some prl cinle" is the cry that voices tt
 spirit of liberty.
 The Madero cry was Viva fr'
 speech, free press, free elecIioi
 and no reelection" but ever sin'
 then the cries have been 'Ni'
 Reyes" Viva Zapata,' Viva C
 meg" Viva Orozco, and so
 through the list.
 I'm closing let me again insist th
 every day we delay costs both Dlo'
 and money. And every day increas
 inc possibility of other internauon
 complications.
 H. W. LOOMS,
 Racsdehuachi, Son, March 21, lsl INTRODUCES FIRST BILL