El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

IITNTERVENTIoN IN Mexico Is a Ger
taiuty." said Tracy Richardson.
L soldier Of fortune. who is now
into 10 Europe. after spending
St months in Mexico. 1t may be
oDI,- a few days and II may be year,
~ intervention Will come Carranza
- villa can never reach an agree
- 80 and when they start warning
1ersi1st each other Uncle Sam, I be-
iiey-s will send troops across the boun-
darv A majority OF the Mexican SOL
go do not care to work now. They
think a horse and a gun is liberty and
ne easier for them TO loot than TO
york And again Carranza and Villa
Mill hardly reach an agreement. The
baDdyvriting on the wall has been seen
by those who nave studied the sltua-
tion. It's the only manner in watch
American lives and property will be
protected
The city and county buildings will
he decorated for the Democratic con-
yention." said Judge ]. D. Ponder. I'VE
intend to give the visiting Texans a
warm reception when they arrive. The
Democratic convention will bring at
least 5000 delegates and visitors to the
CITY We intend showing them around
the city and taking them auto rides
I'D and down the valley. II will ad-
vertise FL PasO Every FL Pasoan
should assist in entertaining the visi-
p
irving about Sunday and by Monday
evening the majority Of visitors will
be in the city"
zone surely sees strange sights at
the Union station. said Miss p c.
Chisholm, the travellers aid at the I'm
ion station. Every side Of human ma
ture. and every type Of character is
represented in the continually chang
ing thrOng Of people that fill the sta
The crowd like all crowds has
its ridiculous touches. and its pathetic
touches and il is an insight into hu-
man nature to stay in the station for
a few days and watch the crowds"
People should not be so careless
with matches" said Mrs Asa Hall
Wednesday afternoon a young woman
stepped on a match someone had care
lessly dropped in the Union station,
and the friction iEnited the match.
There she stood with her dress just
above the burning match, which must
have caught fire in another second,
warned her TO move II her dress had
been Of timer material IL might have
caught fire before she could have been
warned. and the young woman might
have been badly burned"
Public opinion in the east seems to
be opposed to the German emperor
in his present attitude toward the
uLler european countries SAID George
Il Clements upon his return from
New York Even the Germans in
Chicago. while declaring their loyalty
TO the empire, admitted that Germany
had been too aggressive in this great
war and that the emperor had acted
too hastily in declaring war against
the other powers New York is war
mad and extras are being issued as
fast as they can be made up The
interest is intense and the situation
is considered serious throughout the
east"
american railroad managers are
conceded TO be the best in the world"
said Roberto PesQueira, who has been |
offered the position OF director Of rail- [
roads in Mexico. This is proved by !
the fact that England sent TO the I
United States for a railroad manager |
for one Of her greatest railroads. When I
peace is established in Mexico the best
railroad man 3n the United States
should be obtained 70 reOrganize and |
operate the railroads Of the repub-
lie. This is one of the big problems
of the new government and that is a
sane solution Of IL. There are men
in Mexico with ability and brains 10 ]
operate the railroads OF the republic.
buC they have not had the training and ]
BY getting the biggest (
man that can be found. these Mexicans |
may learn at the feet OF the Ameri- :
can masters Of railroad organization /