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The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09
NEW COUNCIL TO TAKE OFFICE
 MONDAY

The city council will meet on Mon- day next and canvas the votes, after which 1t will adjourn sine die.
 The new council composed of Messrs. Slater, Howard, Schmitz, Price, Smith, Davis and Ross, will i'm mediatly be sworn in and a formal organization effected. The mayorality honor falls to Henry A. Slater. Among the appointive offices to be filled Is that of Chief of Police, City Clerk and Magistrate, Health Officer, City Attorney and Chief of the Fire Department. The selection of the latter is left to the fire boys and their choice ratified by the council. For the other offices there are a number of
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09
COL. JAcKLING IS
 NOW A BENEDICT

Col. Jackling, the mining operator who owns big gold mines near Ju- neau, was married Monday evening to Miss Virginia Joliffe. of San Francis co. The couple will spend several weeks touring the United States and will then return to Frisco, where Col. Jackling has fitted up beautiful apartments in the hotel St. Francis having leased the entire top floor of the big hotel.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09
names mentioned as applicants.
H. B. King, elected to the council in Valdez, was formerly mayor of Nome.

In the election for councilmen Tues day one man voted for Wicker sham, another voted for Jim Roberts and a third voted for Mir. Paten, who ever that statesmSp might be. Just those three votes and one cast for lady in the school election are the only freak ballots recorded.-Seward Gate way.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09
Return From Port Wells

Abe Courtright and wife returned from Port Wells this morning on the launch Swan. II. N. Wilson has re mained to the westward, looking after the property Of the Golden Eagle Min ing Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

interior are open to leasing by indi- viduals, and as they are situated in close proximity to the Broad Pass and other quartz fields, it is expected to enliven that region.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

Kinney has a corner on Coffee. What we mean is COFFEE, not the wishy-wishy kind you have been buying and nicknamed coffee. One can of Dwight Edwards will convince
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

John Biggs, 13S; c. B. Smith, 137; s. McNeice, 123; S. A. Jacboson, 11O.
 pr. Henry Cockerille was elected di. rector of the school board with 286 votes as against 213 for H. M. De. lano, while Charles Ganty was elected clerk, having PFC, while Mrs. W. H. Kramer received 232.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09
INLET BOAT IS
CRUSHED IN ICE

The launch Buffalo in Cook Inlet, has been crushed in the ice near Ship Creek and was so badly battered that she was beached and may never be repaired. No lives were lost.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

Special sale mems shoes-regular $500 and $500 Shoes, now $3.5O. S. Blum & Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

You will be pleased If you eat at the Windsor grill.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

Tweleve pairs Athletic Shoes-regu- lar $5.OO-special $3.OO. S. Blum X Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

Great shoe bargains. See our special sale of shoes at $3.5O. S. Blum & Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

The best meals in town served at the Windsor grill.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

Hard Times Bacon-Miahty Good, IS cents per pound at s. Blum Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

Flor De I.overas CLEAR HAVANAS ask for the MONARCH SIZE.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

LOVERA'S now made in bond bet ter than ever-TRY ONE.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

Hard Times Bacon-Mighty Good, is cents per pound at S. Blum & Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-09

Today's news in todays Daily Times
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
ONE TREE BRINGS 500.
single sugar Pine in the ~ierra-
Yields Enough Lumber Ia Build
Suburban House.

The government has received
So - ia settlement .or a single su-
gar pine tree ahich vas cut in tres
pass in the Stanisials national forest.
in California and ehich yielded more
than enough actual lumber 70 build
a good-sized suburban frame house.
The Tree ,ai-d 1888 board feet and
~4s valued a. s. - per thousand
FEET. Mo- many trees contain enough
Ian Der 20 build folf-foot board
SAX q mile long and This ls be-
.ie.ed io Dr. the f-st case on record
go hirh 4 single tree f-il-d in IA
'ional forest ~as valued 40 almost
500 90 The sf-mp. although national
forest timber In California is IRE
quently sold a. considerably higher
rates From The Forest Service.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

smooth in little milk. stock or gravy.
add one teaspoonful OF butter for each
pint OF PURGE, season with salt and
pepper and serve hot.
Sweet pepper with cottage cheese
Is most wholesome combination and
II Is also pretty dish. The pepper
may be chopped or shredded and add
ec 70 the well-seasoned cheese.
Sweet Pepper Gravy.-Allow a cup
rul OF chopped pepper TO each pint OF
gravy Add this with the Juice to the
pan OF gravy before the meat is done
Let them cook until the meat is re-
moved. then make the gravy in the
usual way. serving the peppers with.
out putting them through sieve.
Chopped sweet peppers make a
tasty addition 70 any meat hash
creaned meat. eroquettes or a meat
pie.
Vegetable Hssh--Put through the
meat chopper sufficient cold boiled
potatoes and uncook-d seeded peppers
% maze -hrse-fourrns Of a pint each
- --A-- ~ ~ 4 OF t0ODDG1
cnicns and The pepper Juice. mix
anu season With salt Place 4 gen
circus tablespoonful Of butter in a frv-
inz pan a1d When sizzling hot ada
r1s Vegetables and rxO rabiesDoonflis
or mix II stock Cook carefully On
che side. raen WIEN brown turn over
Ike N cmeler AMI serve.
Sweet 7-rcers IN Meat Lcs<-P-a
para ne -avcrirs loaf with the usual
ssascn1ngs. -hsn add washed xsu
cnoppsd- seeded peppers. allowing
seven % an 0rfinary meat loaf n
rne peppers ars green the color and
1aFcr makes 4 most arr-acriva 1ools.
ng As vel as I most tocthscms sish
Grsen peppers stuffed With highrv
seascned cream cheese AMI called
Then cur n slices % serve & another
zood looking combination.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

sources Of wa-sr power. some o.
which have been probably devel-
oped.
IN 4 region ike the Great Basin.
the economic development OF which
i 80 entirely dependent on its water
resources. studies OF the low OF the
streams can not fail 70 b. OF The u
most importance During The lasr
- years Or more WORK o. this kind
mas been carried On By The United
States Geological Survey. which has
recently issued Ware--Supply Paper
$50. containing results o. measure
menrs OF stream flow made in this
basin during the year 1912 The
work vas done in al parts OF the ba-
sin and the report contains records
Of dow obtained az l3S stations.
Copies OF this report may Dc OBJ
tanned on application 70 the Director.
United States Geological survey.
D. c.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

cnaraeter-a clearer appreciation Of
MS duty toward the Lord as His sery
mt and toward bis own children IS
their father We may be sure thar
srrOns Characters are most pleasing To
everybody They may in souie respects
DE- TIE more difficult to deal with. bur
aeTertneiess. irnness Of character Is
jewel highly esteemed BY an wise
oeopie- as well as by the Lord
>amuei grew In favor with t;od npa
win Eli and win al l>rael. ~ thew
-ame o know lim They perceived
that the L45rsfs Spirit was gitb MIN
fnd that 1e would De Representative.
u God amongst them Samue, "a
'tyied The first Of the Prophets Of l.
Mel a1d 0ur Lord inf0rm- thar E,bn
Tie Baptist Wis the inst (slarrb,.w
IT'LL Failure m fiscprn the change
run ne Jewish % the Christian nl,-
7enssrfOu- whirh Began NJ Ppurecosf
caves 1zay Christians IN csnr1siua
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
The EUROPEAN WAR
IN BIBLE PROPHECY

Vndreamed % passions have burst forth.
evNouilhg the lands that patient hand
have beautned and made fertn. a. 49,,
turtles have stocked with ara treasure. r.
inc entire world the war has come A.
complete surprise because thsy have MOI
READ our book Gao paxcs cloth t.iH-s
mat Jus, such conditions would exist ,nfs
10 DO followed by the stili greater t.v,.
t"'"h ot anarchy The nrst edition ,.,r,.
from the press ln lSgi
VI Nas'ri interest and Importance IS 70.
f-N,'So OF ostter things Ia store f5r ,hI-
earth when tho wrath Of n,tt,,. 49,.
run IT, course. send thirtv.fo,r ..,,t. 4,
stamps with this couponl q, cover ,.,.s
sNv' 10 The Temple. No " W Slrd 81 N.-
'''~ Ni'S' aud receive a COPY promptly
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
JEROME PEOPLE
PRAISE >INfptI ,,rxr,.

Many In Jerome praise the slmnls
mixture Of buckthorn bark. gIycsr-
Inc. etc. known a. Adier-i-ka Th,s
remedy j. the most THOROrcu
bowel cleanser eyt- sold being eysn
-. s-ec'-ssi- .ly % appendicitis
" = SPOONFUL relieves almost
ANY CASE % constipation. sour or
Sa-sy stomach ONE MINUTE AZ.
ter you take II the gasses rumble and
pass out Acler-i-ka cannot CRIME and
ne Instant action is surprising. W
q Thomas. Druggist
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

let Him do what
see IN eth Him
good " But how
ever faithful and
submissive he may
[ b u : appear 10
d We been. We
K n o W that his
rharacter was moi
salts factory a.
tod lie would
have been more
pleasing to th =
Lord had be had
more irrunesS of
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

When one OF POUR little ones shows
SYMPTOMS Of an approaching cold
give II DR. Bells Pine-Ta--Eoney at
once II acts quickly and prevents
-1e eoin growing worse Very heal
ines ne lungs. iO0sens rhs
$3.50 ~ sr-eng-1ens the system It's
a. ~sL Only z5e- AZ your drug
sue xisn az a bottle to-day.
Ca SzlFe for sorea-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
MANY DISORDERS CONE
FROM THE I.IN ER
Are You just at O'ill> with Yourself
do You Regulate Living

Are you sometimes At odds with
yourself and with the world, DO
you wonder what ails YOU True you
may be eating regularly and sleeping
we'll. Yet something is the natter
constipation. headache. nervousness
aud bilious spells Indicate A sluggish
liver The tried remedy IS nr King y
Ne" Life Pulls. Only 25c 40 your
druggists
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

4 II : samuel -''-
Zen De was wea led De was present
81 10 the Lord through Eli. u be ni>
servant ID the Tabernacle service and
II his home The word weaued We may
understand u signify the time when the
child vas able 10 do without his moth
ers care probably ten years old
Gees Rerroof Of ell
Our lesson opens with TIE declara.
ZION that The child samuel minister's,
unto the Lord before Eli: that : D.
vas Servan OF the Lord by virru-. ~
MS being >er-ani to Eli. me Lords
representa- i've and priest The word
Of Jehovah was precious in rh,r-e
days III was seldom that Cod sem
special Messages az that tifhe -T1err
~as 10 OPEN vision visions aud r-ve
ations were not then neiu. given IT,,
Divine Plan was hidden The Trim
and Thummim answers Of Tie. Lor,i ~
the peoples Inquiries nad ceased
IL i supposed that Eh AT rhi> umr
Vas shout seventy wears Old some
think bearer eighIy His VISION Was
dim ae WAS sleeping IN ou- apart
ueuL anu little samuel d smother
The latter beard i voice. ,-iinu. him
and three times went u XII 10 a>k
what service be could render only 10
Dc tuld thar De mad not Ot-rn called. But
oy the third time Ell r,.a iizs-i rhai o. I
was God who nad called samuel: aud /
he instructed the lad that II the vOics- /
should again be beard he should say
'Speak- Lord; for Thy servant h.arrth
The voice came again. aud apparent
y the angel Of the Lord APPEARED 10
samuel at the same time Then the
-ord gave message TO Samuel. fore
elling the sad death OF Els TWO sons
md Els own death. and that Els
amily should nevermore serve the
ord as priests The inference j. Civ
N that Ellis sons misused their posi-
Ion as under priests. taking more Of
De sacrifices than they were allowed
n the Divine arrangement. and prac
lsins immortality. thus misleading the
'eople into unrighteousness
Divine OisspproVal Of Weak Character
In the morning Eli inquired OF Sam
lei whether the Lord had spoken any
'urther. and what He said II was a
rial to Samuel 10 tell his friend ana
'enefactor the Lords judgment against
limSelf and his family: but Eli de-
handed To know the fun particulars
md Samuel told him every whit
mus II Is often with thu. Lord faith
'ul servants: their tenderness OF heart
might prompt them to hide matters
hich their sense OF duty may require
-nem to speak boldly In every case
ne individuals conscience must be- rol
owed but conscience must hs rdncat
Il through the Word Of GOd
When Ell heard what the Lord had
declared respecting bis family. he IN
'werpd most loyalty. 1T Is the Lord
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
". A. HESS
WATERS OF THE GREAT BASIN.

United States Geological survey il
Measuring the Flow Of De>er
Streams
The region known BY geographer.
as the Great Basin OF the United
States IS the interuounrain country
lying between the Rocky Mountains
and the Sierra Nevada system. COW
ering portions OF Oregon. Idaho, Utah
Nevada, Arizona and California. II
is called the Great Basin because the
rivers which rise in il do not aow
20 the sea but for the most part emp
y into lakes. from which the water
Is eyaporatsd- Among these lakes
the largest Is Great Salt Lake. which
receives the discharge OF a number
OF rivers. including among others
the Bear, the Weber. and the Jordan.
Others ars Ovens lake, which re-
estves the low from the Owens River
basin; Walker Lake. into which is
discharged the water from the Wal
ker River basin; Carson Sink. in
GLIDING Humboldt Lake. into which
toE the waters OF Carson and Hum
ooldr rivers; and Parymid and Win
nemdca lakes. which receive the dis
charge CT Truekee River. All the
lakes mentioned are located IN Ne
Vada except the Great salt Lake.
which x in Utah. AMI Owens Lake.
which x IN eastern California. IN
the Oregon portion Of the Great b
sin there ars such lakes as Malhsur.
Harvey. and Warner. lake Tahoe
WHICH hes partly IN California and
partly in Nevada. IS 4 high Sierra
lake. which receives the water rum
the surrounding mountain pears and
discharges il through Truckes River
into Pyramid AMI Winnemuea lakss.
There are many other bodies OF water
IN the Great Basin Of more or less in
porrance-
Practically al OF the Grear Basin
is desert country. though the aspect
OF some parts has been changed ma
rerialiy 6y irrigation Much OF the
soil Is exceedingly fertile when wafer
Is applied 20 II. As vas long ago dem
Onstrared By the M0rmOns. Who SET
tied IN that country and founded 4
strong and prosperous colony that
has taken a prominent part n the
development OF the vest
The Great Basin contains Two fr-t-
CATION projects Of the Governmeur-
the TrucAee-Carson project. II Ne-
vada. which viii ultimately cover
100000 acres. and the Ss-axberrv
Valley project. IN Utah- The new
~a0teipal water supply for the ciry
rhs-< Angeles Is taken from he
which "a, through a long conduit.
urs in rece11 add construction OF
menr- Noteworthy feat
Along csrrsf, - develop
asesnds TO the me-
rests. like the Wasatcb -,
. 4a and the Sierra Serad, = =. "a
''rnlA there are NAM go. IL
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

before Samuel was
Dom On one Or
these visits Han
uah mate earnest
prayer 10 the Lori
Tor ! sou vOwIug
rhlr II her petition
we're granted. Der
son should oe de
voted u the Lord :
service Tor lfe
Her prayer vas
answered The
hiid vas born aud
- a. -
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
MaMpdHN
8AHNEE

nan who must separate himself
rom lis -sishoor's habits in order -
y happy. : II much TIE Sau-s use
Wiz one -lc requires O. -aS- cot--1
tor ine same purpose WHAT ne aanr
% Sc : one who can breasr The
word 10 mans work. and sriu pr
$50 Is 1-sr and pure enjoyment Of
s1-SrecCs.-R- L Stevenson.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

a meat chopper
q Z d ave til G
Juice Cook gently
until tender, add
ing the juice TO
keep them from
burning also wa
ter. Thicker with
a lifrla -four r,,hhoi
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
Here l. Another One.

40 acres. price right. viii take the
equity out in work and give three
years 20 DO II in. and give all crop
OF from the land 50 improved.
40 acres 70 trade for city property.
AND OTHER BARGAINS.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
For Sale

80 acres. with 10 acres il old a.
talfa- price $40 Per acre. 5000 cash
balance OF equity years AZ 5 Der
cent interest. Can you beat IT.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

hereby state under oath thai IRE a1.ls- r-parr
IS fan and correct % the best q rny xr1. -rr-
s. l. HLlaElL
Subscribed and sworn % before no. -ha m -ay
Of February. A. ID. 1913. T. MAssEf
Seal NlcAEy F4llir
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
VOICE OF THE LORD
TO LITTLE SAMUEL

Ssm.s. SO -. ss-rss 0.
Samuel O-sotec g Gee Before rs
sirsn - 40 Opening Scr Service.
Fairnruiness n S=rsic. - csilee &c
Higher Sersie--Sar1-el the First a.
lsrssfs 3roerets
-Speak. L0ras for m ssrraas aeur-sA 81
Slu4-i -
@ODAf'> study gives 4 little IN
sight into the family cundl
~ lions OF the lsraelites shortly
after the iays Of samson and
Of Ruth II shows the deep relisiotl~
sentiment prevailing AMONGST NAM of
the people The Tabernacle Of rh-
Lord in this study styled the Temple
was located AZ Shiloh. few miles
north Of Jerusalem The priest il
charge was Eli The people by Di
vine direction went annually 10 wor
ship the Lord. 10 offer sacrifice. etc. al
the Passover
The father and the mother OF SIN
lei were OF these annual wOrship=rs
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
THE PIQUANT PEPPER.

Pepper Puree.-Wash. halve and
ed peppers. then run them through
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
TREASURER'S REPORT

To the ChAiruaa ani Board 81 Trustees ~ the 'i'
asfe q Jerome Idaho.
Gentlemen
It-. y .4bult The following report n he o.
narr- q rh- Village q J-rDme. Idaho. from Drt
list 1914 ~ % and Including Jan 9lth. 1915
GENERAL FUND
Oct a. balance on hand - ~
Jan . received from village
.ier. f2E
Jan -. received from village
-.-r< l.s,i-5
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

Teal receipts plus balance on
hAnd .------..--.- ..........
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-04

Safety First
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06
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. THE sEARCHIiIGHT I:
! Latest News from the tsoids Of !
Science, 1ducation aHd In.
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COFFEE CULTURE IN MEXICO.

The coffee plant is an extremely
delicate and capricious thing, espec-!
tally in the early stages OF its devel-
opment. In Mexico, as elsewhere, the
seedlings are first planted in small
nurseries, and are transplanted to
their permanent places at the age Of
about eight months.
From that time until maturity, they
are continual care. They will not
grow in the shade, and the bright sun
will kill them. A,tempered light must
somehow be produced, and in Mexico
this Is often accomplished by plant
ing them between rows OF banana or
cane.
All weeds must be kept carefully
away from the little trees, and par
ticularly. a certain vine, which coils
itself about the plant and literan.I
throttles it,
When the berries begin to develop,
the plants must be watched with spec
ial care, as the weight OF too many
berries will quickly snap the brittle
limbs. 4,
The bushes flower from January to
March Z and the berries are ripe about
October or November. Then comes
the most trying time OF all for the
planter. Each berry must be picked
as 1t ripens or it will spoil, and the
berries invariably ripen one by onei
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06
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! THE DsA ILY
! NO " Z LIE TIE
70. .. = - = 4s+s . (. 4. = .
AND A BUCKET OF RUN.

The Jolly crew of the Black Death,
pirates all, were at their grog, sing
ing Justify, their 500-verse ballad, Of
which the chorus goes:
Cho.He ratified his bones
From stem to stern,
And from stern to stem,
She ratified her'n!
Skellingtons all, avast there! u
"a goy'ment cruiser! To the ropes.
men! She's arter us!''
So rang the alarm.
Putting over the horizon, swift
cutter bristling with guns was making
dead for the Black Death.
1t was long chase and a merry,
that one over the billers, but at last
the trim Votesfer, shooting great balls
as she came drew alongside. Capfain
Evelyn Swankton clambered aboard
the pirate ship.
eta! You demons OF the Spanish
main!' she cried in her clear and
bel47ike soprano. Swear by the skull
and cross-bones you'll hereafter stand
for women suffrage. or I'll sink your
ship like an empty shoebox with
nothing in it!s
ave s'wear" quavered the pirates
as one pie.
What no, girls, ship load Of con-
verts," cried the fair captain. And
as the yotesfer disappeared again
over the horizon thre musical cheers
foated family to the trembling pi-
rates ears.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06
Moi At ira Rest.

The friends OF President Wilson
win be moved to apology and extern
tiation by his Indianapolis speech.
During the last two years Mr.. Wilson
has performed with remarkable sue
cess the veritable labors OF Hercules
that confronted him when he took Of
nee He has had little time forsre-
creation and repose. His speech
gives evidence OF the WEAKNESS OF his
mind. He spoke much too trippingly
and without due consideration of the
thoughts that came to him and he
did not make good Wilson speech,
Z says. the New York Times. 1t is be-
low the very high level of his usual
achievement, and the level which the
country expects him to reach; and he
said some things that he might well
wish TO ,insay.
1t'would not have been easy for the
president to find worse justification
Tor his Mexican policy than that
which She chose. ''Have not the Eu-
T6pean nations taken as long as they
wanted and split as much Blood as
they pleased in :cttling their affairs
y he asked. "and shall we deny that to
Mexico because she is .weak?" Ger
sthinly the president does not wish
me country to believe that In This
judgment the right of cutting throats
I'M civil strife is included n our ira
ditional category Of life, liberty and
The pursuit of happiness" Inevitably
the Question will be asked If that il
the Democratic idea, OF the impending
grant Of liberty to the Filipinos. In
The prophetic opinion Of many that Is
What the administration policy in re-
spect TO the Philippines involves. in
actlhl fact that is what is going on
IN Mexico. Yet Mr.. Wilson says that
$50 EAr as my influence goes, while 1
3am president nobody shall interfere
with fheni.r That Is a prohibition OF
others. a self-denying ordinance for
s.S,urshlves. 1t goes much too far. We
shall keep out OF Mexico up to the
Mast possible moment OF decent and
Stiehteous abstention from inteffer-
fttnce But the time may come, as ii
came in Cuba. when not to interfere
would beta crime against humanity,
against the interest OF the Mexicans