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skill. THsss is littls prodt. howsvsf, in crying over spilled milk. We can. however, learn to be . little more cir cumspect In the future. and we may be all the better of in the end by
 reason of our recent experiences.-Ex.
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Official Paper
NOME, ALASKA, JUNE 1s. 1914.

The administration has, with proba- ble good reason. taken the side of the constitutionalists in the Mexican trou- bles and 1t is reported are insisting that the provisional president of Mex leo shall be selected by the mediation conference from among their ranks. 1t is difYicult to see how President VII.
 son could insist on anything else from the attitude he has assumed toward the Huertian government: seeing there Is no third party to select from. But the situation in Mexico has chang ed very much in the last few days The constitutionalists have suffered 0 defeat on land and lost their sunboat in a naval battle. Carranza and Villa are no longer working in harmony and the constitutionalist show signs of breaking up into factions and destroy ing all their chances for final success which they had all but secured. Nov comes the news from Washington that the administration has not much hope that the mediators will be able to offer any solution of the vexed prob lems, which seems to be growing worse and more complicated by each new development in Mexico. With men of the character of Villa to deal with, who in any other country except Mexico would be regarded but little above that of savage. and that only in the point of having received 8 mil itary training in the United States army, which has made him a good fighter, there will always be uncertain ty and it is doubtful that with men Sf his type controlling the aftaier of Mexico there will ever be any im- provement if on the contrary her con- dition would not grow worse.
 The break between Carranxa and Villa. which may be patched up, illus trates the common characteris' tic of the Mexican people. II one party succeeds. ambitious adher- ents to the course, immediately com. mence to plot against the established government and . new revolution i
 started. Villa, who is ambitious, seixei the first opportunity to break with his chief when success is in sight. rc doubt, with the intention of finally constitutionalists forces and finally at the head cf the government fin Mex
 leo City. The administration has tried to avoid war with Mexico and is ex- hausting every possible means to find . solution of the situation hv frisndly negotiations. assisted by the mediator of the southern republics. With iosl of Hope in the success of the work o' tho msaiAsors and in view o9 the rs.
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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

The seventh week of the legisla-
tive session is drawing to a close
with only two weeks more left for
action.
With 755 bills and 100 resolu-
tions introduced so have been pro-
mulgated ready for the Governors
signature, $50 killed while several
hundred are still to be disposed Of.
Some time ago it was decided
that a steering committee would
he agreed upon and it has been
suggested that this committee
should see that the important
measures are presented, considered
and acted upon first and not
crowded out by the pet schemes of
some members which affect only a
small proportion of the people.
Ii this plan be carried out it
will meet with general satisfaction
of the whole State.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25
Value of Good Roads.

The extent to which the remark
able increase IN the use of motor
driven road vehicles has impressed
upon every community the import
ance of good roads, is very well
illustrated by the recent estaG-
lishment at the Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology, in Boston,
of a course in highway engineer
ing. The economic value of good
roads has, of course, been known
from the earliest times. Rome
conquered the world not least be-
cause the Romans were road
builders who built for all time.
But that value has too often been
lost sight of in newer communities
and in certain portions of this
great country of ours especially
has it been ignored even long
before the advent of the automo-
bile made new demand for good
roads.
A rewakening to the value of
good roads, no matter what the
class of vehicle that uses them, is
directly traceaole to the automo-
bile. The automobile has set a
new standard for bodybuilding
that is bound to make for the
benefit of transportation of every
kind. A road suited to the weight
and speed of an automobile, a road
lit to withstand the tremendous
strain imposed by a machine
weighing 1900 pounds and moving
at a rate of 80 miles an hour, will
save the farmer in wear and tear
as he plods to market behind his
humble horse, expense that will
go far to reduce the cost of
living. Philadelphia Press.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-06-25

Saturday afternoon of last week the
Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
South, of this place held their regular
weekly meeting at the church.
Although the weather was Cypress
lively warm there was an unusually
large number of members present
This was probably due to the efforts OF
Mrs. Emma Cunningham through
whose leadership some unusually good
numbers were secured for the after.
Moons programme.
The topic for discuscussion was that
one so old and time worn and yet, tt e
one most vital ana pressing upon the
people as nation today-"The Sup.
preston of the Liquor Traffic.
The meeting was opened by devo.
tional exercises led by Mrs. Coolie.
AS first speaker on the programme
Rev. Freemen kindly praised women
as class, for their faithful and tire.
less efforts in religious works, espe-
cially dwelling upon their fierce and
better struggle against the destroyer
of their homes and loved ones-liquor,
and it's traffic. This speech was closed
with exortations to continue in this
struggle which has become national
as wells as religious issue.
Following this number was an ad,
dress by Sheriff ]. w. Freeman. With
md oil
er in his own strong and forceful man
ner presented the evil effects of the
liquor traffic as seen by him through
varied experiences as acting Sheriff in
this parish for over period of eigh-
teen years.
Thru illustrations backed by stats
tics. this man told of a period when
any man III the parish who so desired
might deal in the liquor traffic. This
period of ignorance, slothfulness, and
crimes, was made to contrast sharply
with our day of prohibition followed by
the rapid development of farm lands,
the construction of school buildings
aud the general prosperous conditions
throughout the parish.
A single truth made forcibly clear
was the speakers statement tn
There's no tax so great as the whis-
key tax" and we believe that none
could be better fitted to know and as
sert this great truth than cur sheriff
who through his-long experience with
criminals and m sdemeanants, is most
able to understand and get. behind the
facts of the case.
This speech was closed with the
speakers expression of intentions to
fight. this great national menaHce at
every opportunity.
An article giving statistics showing
the prosperity of Kansas as prohibit
ten State was read by Mrs Cunning
ham. This was followed by the beau
tiful song entitled "Saved by Grace
sung by Mrs. Allen visiting lady
from Alabama.
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