Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-06-24

prege would have been maintained American lives
saved American selfrespect would have
been retained had the American government
the of doing For three years we have con
roned ignored Three bloody disgracefu
they have been Pursuit OF ideasm has brought the
people back the of beginning face to face with the
unhappy upon which they have so long turned their backs Sad
them what foresight do long ago
History the racial Mexican people
peences flung warng signal but with its head
and feet readng the American government
held path futile theory and ignored salient fact These
years OF temporzng trucking OF yielding mistaken aruism
without profit There to counteraanc
the loss The ledger be balanced 1t is all red We
solve the Mexican problem than at the
outset of this administration position enforce
Of the solution by the Mexican people Cur course
ooxoy pe1epnm sueo9mv soAeIS o "a hIuo po1Ieu
pathway imined only by the flames OF their burning property
Either OF intelligent defensbe potces might have
chosen by the national administration when into
power subsequent the OF Huerta might
declined edde with Mexican affairs might have deter
NEEDLE with them purpose But it did nehe
meddled in Mexao but purpose 1t has placed it
actions Mexican cuttroat then another winning the hat
red the and the contempt the other 1t has helped neither
the American people, abandoning neghbor anarchy
President Wilson's
concerning Mexico his other of policy when
choose between ideasm and practically He vuaized
the Mecans patriots Bunker Hill and Lexington and Val
ley Forge He their struggles the struggles of the fathers
OF the republic He could detect difference between the aspirations
of the Latin and the Anglo and grief when he fail
ed that temperament plays major role in this drama
of human life Persisteny emphasizing his determination
NEEDLE with Mexico his policy has been continuous medng and
always the disadvantage Mexico well
But despite all this infinitely improbable that the young
Utah. and the other young who rayng the oors will
ride blood their horses brides Unless of
fool than he his grandos has sought
he is he will listen that discretion which better
He does fight does Mr. Wilson Two
join issues who have been betting each other for long
ought be able understanding that will
OF each 1t suits Carranza make gngo
and without being slapped Mr.
frank moments would doubtless confess similar need This
misunderstanding should be politically helpful
the other bets his hand slightly further than point
after which boodhed might be avodabe The
who weaks Uncle Sans without himself
OF the affections OF his counmen while Mr. Wilson, arousine
patriotism with the glimpse OF khaki in the Streets satisfy
desire for safety by gracefully retreag anybody
seriously hurt should political profit War with Mexico
OF inexcuabe bungng both sides 1t inevitable
only because the policies which lead directly follow
ed 1t unavoidable that because of policies should b.
demonstrate there something American veins
besides buermik and something the American backbone
water Mexico like Germany needs be convinced
ercan people proud fight The coneves thu
Unte States be that position the spot to be kicked
most convenient 1t necessary that the opinion the world in
Guiding the emperamena Mexican be changed-Sa Lake Her
ald-Repubican.
President Wilson displayed both decency wisdom when he
of