The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-09-05

L ne situation must be pjs..
more time to work Itself y.
new circumstances and ~ y
only a little while will b
For the circumstances ~
rejection of our friendss,s,
them new and will iney,,s,,
Its own alterations in m I
pect of affairs. The actual !
OF the authorities at the q,
leo will presently be re, y
Out, of United Sd.
Meanwhile, what is il !
do; Clearly, everythin, ~,
must be rooted in patiepes !,
with calm and disintere,,.,
alton. lmpatience on on, :.
be childish and would be ia,,l
every prospect Of wrons \,
We can afford to exercise i.
straint Of a really great M.
realizes its own strength ),
to misuse 1t. It was On, !.
offer our active assistance a !
our II. duty to show what true ~.
will do to enable the peepl, ! !
to Bet their affairs IN ord, Is
wait for a further opporssI,s
fer our friendly counsel. n
is not closed against tie ,,.a.
either upon the initiative !, \
or upon our own, Of TIA .n.'
bring order out Of tie e,,is'
friendly cooperative actin
fortunate occasion offer
| While we wait the eoss,t !.
rival forces will undoub,sdh
little while be sharper th,, !.
because it will be plain M, !
must be made Of the existh. 4
and that very promptly, ,,i J,
increased activity Of Ii. .r,.
factions will come. It Is teh
increased danger to the ..s,
ants In Mexico as well d ID NJ
tually in the field Of battle n
ton Of outsiders 10 alv,u
larry trying and full Of hss.a
there Is civil strife and a sA,A
try Is upset. We should =,
urge all Americans to lssw
at once and should assist tlas n
away in every way possith 4
cause we would mean to sl,sisI|
least our efforts to sa,exua
lives and their interests, bit =
II Is imperative that they sAml
no unnecessary risks when / d
sically possible for them % MI
country. We should let syeyp|
assumes to exercise authahb Il
part of Mexico know IN Tie MI
equivocaf way that we shall Vii
watch the fortunes Of those lrts
} who can not get away and sAiil
those responsible for their NTH
and losses to a definite rxau
That can be and viii be mad
beyond the possibility o. Mn
standing.
viii Forbid Exportation d Al
For the rest, ! deem Il NJ
10 exercise the authority cunfns
} on me by the law Of March t.
. to see to 1t that neither side 4
struggle now going on in Nod
] ceives any assistance from tAh
| Of the border.
II / shall follow the best pns6
: nations in the matter Of neuttl
forbidding the expectation d y
! munitions Of war Of any lha
/ the United States to any pat !
{ republic of Mexico-a policy saIl
/. by several interesting preceded
I certainly dictated BY many q
!. atoms Of q practical ezpedisnq
I can not In the circumstances
D partisans Of either party 70 y
|. test that now distraets Ae1ice'
stitute ourselves the virtual
3 between them.
I Il am happy to say that ~
0 the great governments Of lle
0 have given this government y
|. erous moral support IN ursnl
;. the provisional authorities o Y
!. of Mexico the acceptance q :
Q fered good offices in the g
= which they were made. w =
n acted In this matter under Y
v nary principles Of intefnaue
a CATION. All the world e1pea
r such circumstances to act y
9 nearest friend and indmaa
!. This is our immemorial fsls
ward her. There is nowhere
rious question that we have =
= right in the case or that ~
; ing in the interest Of . fslf y
= or of good government No. .
promotion Of some sellsl Y,
: our own. II further nou J,
= necessary than our sood "
!. - a sister republic and our ees |,
- to see peace and order plss. !.
!. trail America this consens =
- to what we are attenpnns
. titude of the great nauss
world toward what we NAV Z
], . dealing with this dissls'
= at our doors, should maie !
IL ,oro colornuIv hound 70 y