El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-26


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disposition keep commune
cations open give safe conduct to foreigners
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business with Mexico felt that Villa
They felt that yE5 would 9a @
" l e Il q PI p and partial al resumption OF normal conditions
came this border unanimously reported that Villa showed
man of considerable force and not little modestT ~ | spoke ana @ "
things him. welcome signs Of his development toward assuming
villa sentiment killed prisoners in the
massacre Then when the scores of dead bodies ABOUT @ a95
But when he took his troops of uar at
ship and for his holiness for safety Of Fl Psso and
Then came the news Of the killing prisoners that gross
villa went to chihuahua considerable sympathy maintenance
and women for ransom his seizures revenge
Then he took onaga daring of
SpaniaTds out Of Chihuahua continued his con and
MS Ryen et V lo[ 1 revenge and 9 no military necessity
bearing him the border Relations between F
villa preserved exceptionally good order in JuaTez
70 t @ seemed come change Of attitude on Villas began
toward Americans Complaints his too often met
Then the killing and Bauoh disappearance both which
matters have not yet had adequate Villa fahood
border diamcay opposite sfo
conflicting statements Without comment indepdaden P5fs to accept
loT other Americans and foreigners brought indignant d eyasOns or
Gen villa has for most part supreme power shown
access and 0 1 quite free his expressions The
relations with the and he has displayed declined
When villa have taken note
not be sympathy purposes mass meeting b1t
kept their nsitonou or not it
There upon who might develop into
nature developing with the years into man of bioen o man by
craftsmanship this world one cannot always iu5ga b T E
judged BY his acts efy g5 fbe i5 y. the mans past me man
So Vug had Chance 70 MN tI t Ia E present not the past
secretary already biased his faSoror were at ePsf af
Such was the general attitude Of mind Americans before Benton
herald sent reporter to Been s ao2d IN n public R mind if when The
lean breast of it all told
mace personal attack on him and if he really did act in self
out ana peuclcd his IN the public mind
an knos OF stones and repeatedly contradihng himself
torn about ~ ~ '-" Inv f
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1 i9 5 5H s 8 8ad lin assault 9 y 6a sss villa could
othing cause 1a'H P-Oi'u
one N eo approaches the baty the Balkans
en- OF 70 China
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nor me aroaous nation she has been pictured
er TINS with double emphasis
e'ts something better and higher leaders If