The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-09-05

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to American citizens gEo.s Lives and
vita l1Drests are daily affected ~
tbe cistrsEging conditions .blco nov
etLa.n Deyolc pr southern border.
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40 m-Al bs routed q patience and
zoae Nth cain and elslntsrestsd de-
Ete satiDn lmpsile1ce On our par
would te childish saG would be
trzsght with every risk Of wrong anc
folly.
We csD afford 70 exercise the self
Ysetra.nt II a really great nation
which realizes its strength and
Uc0n 70 use it. II was our duty 10
one our active sssists nee.
1T is nov our duty 70 show what
true neutrality will do 70 enable the
people of 2erico 70 set their Affairs In
srdsr again and wait for 4 further op-
Dortunity u offer u friendly coun-
sels. The door Ia not closed against
The resumption, 0lner upon the init.
atiye Of Mexico or upon our own, Of
de effort 10 bring order out G, the
eonfusion b. ~'ricaoly cooperative &C
uoa. shouid fortYsate ~occarlor offer
Contest VIII Be shsn.:r
While We wait, the contest o. the
ri7Al forces Win undoubtedly for a lit
tie while be sharper than ever. just
because n viii be plain that al end
must be made Of the existing situa
tdo1. and that very promptly; and a.
the Increased activity Of the contend
hg factions will come. II Is 70 b.
fearef, lncresEed danger 70 the non
oonbatants In MSrico al we'll as 4
shoss actually Ia the field Of battle
The position Of outsiders Is Away
particularly trying and full Of hazar'
where there II civil strife and a Who'll
country Is upset.
I'VE should earnestly urge all Amer
izns ~ leave Mexico at once All
should assist them 10 get away J
syery way pOssible-not because "
would mean 10 s.acken la the leas
sur efforts 10 safeguard their lives an
eheir interest, but because II 10 In
psrative that they should take no III
necessary risks when It Is physical
possible for them to leave the coui
Gy.
I'VE should let everyone who a
Sumeg 20 exercise authority In an
part oil Mexico know In the most VI
aquivocal way that we shall yigllantl
watch the fortunes Of those Amer
cana who cannot get away and sha
hold those responsible for their sufe
fnxs and losses 10 a definite recko
ting. That can be and viii be MAD
plain beyond a possibility Of a misu
Aerstanding.
FOR the rest I deem 1t my duty
exercise the authority conferred upt
me by the law OF March II, 1912,
SEQ to II that neither side to the stru
gle now going on in Mexico recei'
any assistance from this side Of u
border. / shall follow the best prn
taoe Of nations In the matter Of ne
1rality by f%orbidding the eIportati'
Of arms or munitions Of war Of al
should Have Had More Thought.
An Atchison man committed suici'
by drowning himself in a cister