El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-22
Friday, August Twenty-sec0ni, g

ordinary ordinary course Of commerce to international or
dent Tts request
Expectation Of arms and munitions war; vRene9e h sn such
ay to an accepted ntenatona 9 ps and to our oWn psvio
nothing trouble The act should
problem permit
9ic IN arms and munitions OF SO long ac IS carried on through
material being recognized as onabsd after leaves our borders Anv
and It not at all necessary to recognize the 6ny OF any rebel faction or
proclamation would
questioned
The right 5 being beyond s9y be merely question
United States follow neutrality
Others
in control of the federal offices; the
through ordinary coneTc channels Without noi1g as to their
By plan instantly Of hostility
in the ov of Euta supporters Who have never been satisfied With onr 5or5
adsTo me9 have had on 6n Complaint % APPRECIATION and
guard the United States millions dollars while Mexico
has done absolutely nothing her behalf time to prOh the
has not 1t is time to abandon this mistaken policy and get back the well
rights Of Mexico United States
LEGITIMATE CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO.
for killing nu5ng Americans DESTROYING American property Such notice
property would existing
suggested satisfactory powers
and it could not justly be resisted resented by Mexico which has all
In the form p sge5 notice would not amount to > on of the
responsibility by the government de O by of its
Ra would b make 4h Ie9e taTn indulge deau
every DUE to
ourselves may De due puts me hoe matter on ngR plane
o@on Ps6s OF the Po1 " ACCORD OUT own P'''' and VII" the
F @ statement Df Of %5 ao Inevitable 'a Out just P
oonnectOn
The SIMPLEST av in the world for m g to ayoi5 nc new OBLIGATIONS
under the third will be to let Americans American property
unfv and pToteo and ogr na di4n and 8at interest," D
assertion enforced by any means that may
Mexico be honest fair and civilized she viii all just claims without
coercion II she invite coercion let her be oed But in event let US
may
many of the claims But she refuse just claims she will be
oued among the nations and her national credit and prestige viii not be worth
property by treaty rights
they energy
unde2 any rcun and s &oP 2or taf h b a n ho
diplomatic circus the last three years was the order BY president Tepeated
present
oFdeT was construed By the Mean5 from the very first and until the
present both hostile act against Mexico and of weakness
lay and the well established principle Issa that Mexico must protect Americans
De eI nd I fS iG5 failure to protect them -
be national not
NO TERRITORIAL AGGRESSION
has territory
affairs
States does not desire to acquire any oo io and that the
might way Of outright purchase in settlement of
government always fully respect territorial
& OF other American powers and the United States would never advance
implied place
consistent with estoraton of peace and safety
uo The 1 5 6d the united States ao Cuba the % record written By
until it had enacted prohibition
the aled Teller
Cuba ought to have been then Teller
verbge
for the United States
Anne 1ican power
Mexico
IN country to
principle OF full
the States to
AFFAIRS Mexico It that
nave violated established
the sentiment Of the mass the people the other and the government
VIII
oy the unwaraned
of
OF
We have been meddl assuming American life
held neither
disposition to interfere with the
latin America with good n matter
OTHER To