The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-03-25
U. S. Aids Hierarchy

speedily developed after the launching Of the rebel
lion that President Diaz would be able put down the
surrecton and after considerable fighting President
Taft doubtless acting the nstgton Of both the Standard
Oil and the Roman Catholic hierarchy whose good friend he
always was ordered imposing force Of American roors
10 the border and then notified Diaz THAT II HE DID
NOT LEAVE THE COUNTRY THE UNITED STATES
WOULD INVADE MEXICol
In this case Rome got what she wanted without
using American troops for Diaz well that he
could not win out when the entire American nation
gnoanty Of course backed the Vaccinations of the Ro
Catholic hierarchy and the Standard Oil with its armed
forces and financial power Hence the aged statesman
eudng probable Catholic assassns left the city of Mexico
in the night and after series of escapes in which
Cathoicnspred assassns tried to kill him. reached Vera
Cruz boarded ship in the hsrbor and sailed to his grave
in France
The promises of the parish priests to the poems to divide
the large estates quite naturally did any great
amount Of enthusiasm among the landed propetor among
whom William Randolph Hearst and various other
Americans Of prominence in this country Certainly it
far from the real idea Of the hierarchy that the Mexican
should become anything but the ignorant beast that he
the result Of their careful oversight and training for some
hundreds of years Possibly too the Standard OIL observ
ing that the Catholic organization not powerful and
efficient had thought also added its efforts to those Of
the large Mexican landowners and assisted in installing one
of the latter class Madero nonCaholic the president
OF Mexico Madero appears TO have been compromise for
the purpose Of saddng the promises made to the peon
while yet preserving the interests of the established order
Standard Oil did not get what 1t expected and that the
Roman Catholic organization thoroughly disap-
pointed in the returns that they murdered Madero in cold
blood and established Huerta notorious traitor his
friends with long record Of murders to his credit
whose conscience accommodated itself to any act that
brought profit is not probable that the hierarchy could
have placed in the position any individual who
its actual character who would be more qualified 10
perform its service by intuition alone There very little
doubt but that the administration Of Hucrta devoted
strong effort deliver the goods TO the Standard Oil
must be remembered by everyone that reads this article that
Daz had left the country the Pearson Oil Company
still in operation in Mexico and that much English capital
very likely Of belonging to the king the members Of
parliament and the great London bankers still in Mex
leo. 1t not difficult thing TO run Diaz out of tbs
country assassnate the unfortunate Madero but whe
TO seng property that belonged quite largely n
the English governments, the English government would
have 10 be dealt with Thus about the hierarchy
unable after it had gotten rid Of Diaz and muir
dered Madero to fulfill its contract with the Standard OIL
and give to the Tampico fields The English gov
ernment would not stand for it and President Wilson who
by this time had succeeded Taft very wisely reraned from
bringing that question 10 issue between this country and
England though loyal" citizen as j. Gard Glib
bons seemed ardently to desire il.