The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-23

they don O. We say they DO not pay
their honest debts They don't We
say they are q ragmuinn Got. ~ say
their money i+ not ans good That's
true. Us nos worth Two or three
cent. uu 10 dullnr. We stv they do
not respect church property. Tha, |
| also n true The amazing thing 10
that people mover respect these things
iu q revolution. We had = revolution
and from The beginning 'o the crd
uf that tho conditions In his %cpUrtr,
we're su like Mexico thai 10 is perfect. |
IS astounding 90 read W~Jshiugtou's
army was In rags aud they stole The,
sful" the silver tcsscls from the
| churches and melted them up ~ bus
things TO eat. They drove mil stcrs
of the gospel ana preachers ont of
the churches aud out of me country.
The president is m favor of letting
the 1900. 600 people IN Mexico who
have not had an opportunity TO do SO.
night out their independence the way
We fought ours Wherever You hear
anybody say they can't understand
the pres dents Mexican polio" tell
Them Go go and read the Declaration
Of Independence and IN" Golden
Rule
Tue nnol touch about the Golden
Rule. applied I'M comparing men VINO
rnpc women. murdcy children. ana
torture wounded soldiers To the sign
era 81 the Declaration ~ lndopend.
cnce aud the siugulnrlv umnnc sol
dicrs of Washington. adds an element
OF unuscuua hypocrisy To a. prcpos-
ferrous and ridiculous Islander < ever
was circulated about n men Of tn"
revolution.
have no doubt whatever that IN
this astounding statement, MI Bake
gives Mr. wilson's real views, exactly
a. MIR. Lansing. IN his famous note OF
June last iucautlOusly told the exact
truth about the acts OF C~arrau2a. n
the Mexican bandits generally. Mr..
Wilson's attitude toward Cnrran21
cannot possibly be justified except on
the theory tina 1T tho bottom OF his
heart ne looks upon an soldiers as
equally bad. and has no conception
that Washington ana Clranza stand
Iu opposite planes of the moral u
political scale. az course. from IN"
standpoint OF patriotism. rom the
standpoint 81 any American citizen
proud Of his country n his army "
N profoundly uupptrlotiC. profoundly
~~huunrablr. indeed. IL mounts al
most 20 dc-"crntlop 10 compare wash
ugtuu.4 army tho mon Of valley
Forge who sacrificed everything Tor
their country. ana fhoW"d SinruIar
humanity. Wl3h the horde ~ blond
thirsty bandits who now under one
ibrrdt leader. now under another ray
aged Mexico ana whom the president
mas b,.p Eurkiug and ~upporting IN
their murders ana ""'I'H'S l"' Wv
iaSl ihr'' % - h'u y''l "
The man Wh" Pi"''SN'A sue" Wv
trtu"s IS WHOLLY unhI l." ~'hN " nv
cabinet aud ~ president VINO retains
m is Wh'llS unht l' remain INV
president OF the United states
This statement OF Ny "'N'r &C
quicsced VA oN the silence "i MI WI
son. shows that Mr. Wilson ~ ms
heart. believes That Washington was
mo- better Than villa ur 'hrthnza. 'h'i
thc men of the Revolution stood on a
Howell with the miscr'ant crew who
IdurIng the last three and u half YEARS
loo Mex CO.. have murdered Americans
los Che hundreds and Moyicau~ hN the
A., tons OF Thousand. These men have
pee pctratcd every species OF outrage
. anon wom.u and children and have
, turned aU Mexico .utu a he'll "f star
q Walton dls't-" aud W'-'fF 'h'' nave
1 dome 'nI- Nilh ih' active 'l h f'
1 a. resistance ~ the American govern
m,ut under lead ~ Nj. wilson ana
, Mr. Wilson cabinet officer u"" 90
, tends them Dos the iuul'St siaudti on
1. tho men Who made us % nation.
p.rlsD. ,us, ,l .xempIfv VIVA
V..ll b,r, Eappcn.r o., this ha.
=, IE .a4.,rI, been president during th'
. ms, thr,. ana "a hal, years. ~ to gl.