Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-12
MovEM ENT ON FOR MEXICAN PEACE.

It is gratifying to note that power ful influences are being enlisted for the pscihcation of the republic of Mex ico-that the sane and sensible ele ments on both sides of the border have arrived at the conclusion tha' the conditions prevailing in the sister republic have continued long enough and that the time is ripe for the con centration of an energies in the di, rection Of restoring peace and giving that unhappy and afflicted country an opportunity te recover from the mur. derous strife that has continued now for more than three years.
 So-c.tlled revolutions in the republic of Mexico Have long ago reached the stage where they can no longer be dis suised as patriotic or necessary move ments. They are standing out in the hDelight now as bat the resalt of per sonaI ambition. a desire to destroy and devastate. and prolongation of the period during which men can take license to depredate upon the proper. ty of others. Real patriotism in Mex. ice today dictates a policy of paciii- cation-a quick and abrupt departure from military movements. the turning of the sword back into the pruning hook and the return Of the soldier of fortune to the paths of peace and prosperity. The people of Mexico realize these things fer themselves. They can bat see that any other policy is suicidal that the great resources of the nation are being vantonly dis sipated. that famine and desolstion is stalking continually through a land that would otherwise be land oi plenty. and that continued warfare is leading the nation to such depths of destruction that long years will be required to obliterate the effects.
 And the real friends Of Mexico on . the American side of the border can do no greater service for their friends and themselves in Mexico than by lin, ! ing up solidly in Jhe determination that peace shall be brought to tha; < unhappy country al any cost. With a solid sentiment on both sides of the i border in favor of the restoration Of peace ard tranquility in Mexico it is T going to be but a short time until the paciGcaticu of the country is ae I conDlished. for influences can be I brought to bear on the situation thai | will pat every fighting man in Mex } ico completely out of business Firm ness and determination is the first es sential. and tnan with unity of pur pose and general application every gun in Mexico can he silenced ana peace and prosperity restored to 8  wasted land.
 There must be a coming together oi the peaceful element in Meyico-a movement throughout the country fol peace. which must be aided and abetted by every friend of Mexico or the American side of the border. Ths man who makes trouble must b. frowned upon and siienced, the sal om munitions Of war stopped. the mel who will not accept peace suppressed
 and the country given opDortunitl fo rise fro mthe ashes Of desolatioE where it has been placed by the ma chinations of individuals
 It is no tine Bow 60 talk CT ven geance or recriTainations, or the res torafion Of sRy Polaical faction il NIexsco. Nisat 1bes cosntry needs. sn' must have is PEACE. With peace re stored all thihgs are possible tsst ar' desirable for tBe Mexican people. b'' nothing can be accomplished snti ;he dogs o gar are called en s9'