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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids viii BE- received by the
Board OF Commissioners Of The City OF
Abilene until two o'clock D. m. June END
1918. for the construction OF o stora Sc
reservoir for water supply. The WORK
contemplated IS principally an earth dam
containing about half million cubic yards.
together with splllways intakes etc
Plans and specifications on file with City
Engineer ard Will be furnished On de-
post Of $500 which viii be refunded on
return OF same in good order The right
is reserved 20 reject any and all bids or
parts thereof Each bid must be accom-
panied by certified check for $4,000 90 or
surety bond for So. 10000 Address
H L. Roberts. city Secretary,
Abilene, Texas
". A. Riney, City Engineer.
Wanted-Furufture.
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SELL your furniture to Glone Highest
prices paid. Ph. t50I 2l9 s. staGron-
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for furnl-
TUE. stoves. etc Phone 1293-
WANTED-To buy new dining room and
parlor set for small apartment Address
Gl4a- care Herald
We PAY the best prices for Second Hand
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
2ol south Stanton St Phone 2so2.
TRADE your old Office furniture Tor new.
COSTS LESS AT STEFCHI'S."
Cor. Stanton s q Myrtle Ave Phones 752
and 1898
We buy an kinds second hand furniure.
ice boxes. rugs. carpets. gas ranges
TEXAS FURNITURE co
sos S. e Paso 81 Phone 40sI
Wanted to Kent
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ElEELE.S cookers 81 a week
FOUTZ MOORE co.
DEsIEE small modern apartment. two
rooms. bath and kItchenet. also possible
purchase OF several pieces furniture Ad-
dress G1f6. care Herald
WANTED BY Irresponsible couple. FUR
uished nome 20 care for during summer
in absence OF Owner. No sick. NO chill
dren- address GI44. care Herald
LADIES AND CHILDREN
welcome 70 Use our Ladies Rest Room.
STERCHI FURNITURE CO.. NC.
stanton s.. and Myrtle ave
COUPLE without children desires four
and modern convenience for light house
keeping Must be close IN can furnish
Al references Permanent Address Hl55.
core Herald
Wanted-Board and Room
GAS stoves 500 week
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
GOOD Sleeping porch. board ana room.
near car line. by lady couvalesceut; state
rates Address F13S. care Herald
YOUNG MAN wants a pleasant room and
connecting Sleeping porch, with board. p
modern home. Private family preferred
State particulars. Address F1ef. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
Apsrtneal. FarnI.hed s UaEaraI.hed

Apartments Furnished & UnfuFnished
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SWELL apartment furnished or unfur-
nished- The Montana 81 Montana Pr
sZ10.
PICKRELL APARTMENTS-Tw Or fouf
room modern steam heated apartments Tor
rent Inspection and price VIII convince
YOU they are best IN city. Phone is1fM-
THREE room apt Furnished room apl.
furnished or unfuruished very desirable,
well ventilated. cool summer rates The
Crawford. 11I 2. Main.
For Rent-Apartmsnts Furnished
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THE DIVER Phone $3.50.
APT. % rent las Montana Pm 77s5-
FURNISHED APAKTMENT-Ph. 1851
FOUR furnished rnums $50 fucludtug
water. hshts Ph 5s42J. $3.50 Montana.
FOR KENr-For the summer. most de-
sl-a1le Of hosemont apartments N 31s-
FURNISHED APARTMENT at the Pat
tcrson- 1917 Mesa
NICELY FURNISHED s-room apartment
t,go sleeping porches- Phone 5J2l-
TIE KiMBALL-Three rooms with piano
cheap. 90 Prospect
De WITT APAKr1IEN TS-TFo ana four
MONS Phone 11So.
MODERN APAKTMENTS-Priva bath.
close lr. no children S17 n. f. Paso-
FURNISHED apartment and rooms. 7l5
y santa Fe.
GEOEGETTE ATS rooms. kitchenet.
bath III ~ stanton
TWO rooms. bath. kitchenet and Sleeping
porch s25. on W. Missouri Phone 9oas-
APARTMENT with sleeping porch sol n
I'd Paso-
FOUR ROOMS. private bath. private en-
trance. ground floor. SIS n. kansas
FURNISHED apartments with Sleeping
noreh-s lelo n oregon
PHONE S646J-Close IN furnished ana IN
furnished: also houses.
TWO ana three room apartments with
Sleeping porches- 81 2 Boulevard
ONE FURNISHED ana one UNPUBLISHED
apartment, modern 52s W. Missouri APP
ply janito-.
BUSINESS WOMAN VIII share half Of g.
room apartment close an with business
woman Phone Sf8+
S-kOOM furnished apartmeut private
bath. s.eepinE porch Rent So. No chill
dren- 23l2 Wyoming
ST. REGIS APTs.. sos East Missouri S.
7 room. bath. kitchen. modern. close in
Phone S255.
ONE FURNISHED and one unfurnishsd
apartment modern. SIS ". Missouri
Apply lsniLor.
WALKING DIsTANCE-Nics neIrhbor-
hood. small apartment sl5.eo month-
Phone 1884
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

FOR RENT.
room house on Wyoming street.
9 room fur house Myrtle Ave.
room bungalow unfurnished. Ire
mont St. $50.
W. f. PAYNE.
4ol Mesa Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
Apartments Unfurnissed.

Apartments Unfurnisbed.
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LARGE AFART1IENT-Brazos No. Il
5-ROOM apartmenti 20 sick sl5 DALLAS
ALEXANDRIA APARTMENTS PA. ass
UNFUKNIsHED APT. TIE PATTERSON,
1917 Mesa
THE WHITFIELD-Ous apartmant for
rent 52G8 Montana
The EIMBALL-610 Prospect. Very nice
apartments. cool and comfortahie-
DINNER sets. Easy Payments.
FOUTL MOORE CO.
CORNEK apartment two large rooms
with glazed porch. bath. kitcheuet. large
porches and yard Phone 245-
OUTSIDE 9 room apartrent. modern con-
veuisncess close in SIS Phone ss9I after
FOR KENr-CEfurnlsled Z room apart
meut with sleeping porch and saraEr-
wallace Ap- Phone ~ CT see lanllor
Grand RAPID APTS.-Ihrea room
apartments. 1anitor service. sumner rates.
sleeping porch 11ol Myrtle. Apply janito1
BEAUTIFUL front Apartment. 3 rooms
and hath 1870 Mesa Apply Apt 2
Phone 5o97
TIE DE LUXE-unfurnished apartment
with sleeping porch Phone cess 1ol-
y. oregon-
LADIES AND CHTLDRES
welcome 20 use our LADIES tle=L NQollla
sTERCHI FURNITURE CO., NC
stanton St and Myrtle ave
The WILLMARY-CooL light corner
apartment. glassed n sleeping perch No
children Inquire apartment or - as
Prospect
SAVE YOUR DOLLARS-Ws va nave
some wonderful bargains IN Comforts zud
RIO GRASDE FURNITURE CO.
2oT south stanton s. Ph1ne 2soz
HALFRED APARTMENrS
40 81. Boulevard ST.. rooms. breakfast
room 1anltor service sumner rates
DOUGLAS c. CROHELL AGENCY.
S24 Mills BIDS Phone $500
HILL CREST APTs.
Beautiful unfurnished apartment. four
rooms. hath and sleeping porch BliiE n
features hardwood floors and every nod
ern convenience. Rent $40 Apply 20
THE LAY REALTX & Trust CO.
Phone 2515- 2ot Erust Blds.
For Reut-Rooms and Board
BOARD AND ROOH-IlI Texas
ROOM and board 171o Moutaun-
Room and BOARD. IS wees so4 North
Oregon
Rooms win board. home cooking Phone
EXCELLENT table board 9 rooms win
running water SIS Prospect IN a1al-
NICE cool room. one Or two gentlemen.
desirab.e location, reasenabls. "a. 49,
ROOMS ana BOARD. strictly nrsi class
Mrs c. Leary. s1f ~ Missouri
BOARD and room for gentleman private
home. close in Phone 5SoL
BOARD and room. single room for one
gentleman. double room and sieepinE
porch for two. Close ia Phone 45s1-
SLEEPING porch. sitting room. drsssinE
room for two with beard, $40 each per
week Phone 8016-T-
TUBERCUIaA B-sputun cups packed
nac-red cups s1-1o per 10o-white cups
500 per Zoe. Postpaid C. r Cleave-
land. Las Cruces, NeE Mexico
MOUNTAINAIR sANTrOKIUM. Aiamo-
Eordo. New Mexico. SO miles from 81
Pasos a splendid place for the sumner
Beautiful grouEds. Eood food. experienced
nursing. Moderate rates. write for book
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

BRASS BEDS 81 week.
F0UTZ MOORE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
H. Wsn.s5-male and female

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WANTED-Woman or man. rapid typist
70 operate Underwood freight billing ma
chine salary s1uo. Apply freight agent
r p e. s w Douglas Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

Wanted He'a-FemaIe
WANTED girl dispensers and MATTRESSES.
Potter Confectionery 60.
WANTED-ExDerisuced girl IN sewing.
NJ sos ". Estrelia St
WANTED-Engiish s0eakiug Mexican
EirIs 20 sell flowers Phone 3s52M
GIRL for general house work 1900 z.
Wyoming.
WANTED Experienced waitress 400 y.
Stanton
WANTED-GiFl FOR the Photo studio. 1o5
r san Antonio
WANTED-EngIish speaking gil Tor
general housework. 1900 z. Bouleyard.
WANTED-Office girl Apply Sunday 3
20 II a m SIS Roberts-Bauner Bldg
CASHIER waited. one who understands
typewritins- 2-3 E San Antonio St
WANTED-Manicurist Kuster's Barber
shop- basement LIST Natl Bank BldE.
WANTED-Girl for general Homework.
Must speak English sos Bliss
WANTED-Experieneed dining room
Mattresses. SO week Apply Modern
Cafe. Basement Mills Bldg
ENGLISH Speaking Mexican girl 20 an
swer phone. Apply 70 Miss Mcklunon.
lobby Del Norte Hotel
WANTED al once. cook. good vases
small family Apply az once Ne II TT
Biss Qfficers' Row.
WANTED colored woman who is neat and
particular tc take fancy washing home
Fnone a+oe-I-
WANTED-Good sensible counter SRI. al
so Mexican dish washer. Mrs Clarks
Cafeteria. z0S Mesa Ave
WANTED-luddle aged American TO do
house work in family Of three. Call &C
3S25 Westminster
WANTED-First class experienced walt
rr-nr.HeHHfrsrr
tween u and l. Inn Cafe. III South
santa Fe-
WANTED cook TO take ful charge o. res
taurant and invest $500 for kali interest
In same; good proposition TO right party.
Phone 2s91.
WANTED-American girl or Mexican
girl that speaks English fuenty 70 do
office and store work. Call GIL Z san
Antonio ST
LADY OF intelligence ana refinement
wanted TO organize Domestic Economy
clubs Liberal pay Whole or part time.
Instructions and equipment free Interna-
uonal Institute. Philadelphia
WOMEN TO sew. Goods sent prepaid
90 your door; plain sewing; steady work;
no canvassing- send reply envelope Tor
prices paid u iversal Co., Desk 6, Phila-
uelphia, Pa
THREE BRIGHT capable women %
travel $500 TO 5000 per week.
Weekly advances for travelling eV-
penses- Goodrich Drug Co.. Dept. S52.
Omaha, Nebr
THE thousands OF positions offered by
the government VIII not help you IN
less you are prepared Let Us give you
the necessary instructions for civil serv-
ice examination. Draughon's Business
College
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 20. GOO women
clerks at Washington Examinations ev-
erywhere May o. Experience unueces-
sary- Women desiring gov eminent posi-
tons write for free particulars to J. c.
Leonard. former Civil Service Examiner.
IN Kenois Bldg. Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
For Rsnl-ApartmsnLs Euralshsd

Mcknight apartments. new. handsomely
furnished references required zasl Mon-
Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

THE WHITEIELD-oHs apartment for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

Mrs Edna j. Evans latest cook book
IS here at The Herald Business Ofnce-
Hundreds Of recipes which tell you hcW
10 prepare good meals for very little
cost Great value % the housewife Com
piled especfLIy for the cclssrvEtion o.
food. 25c each Every housewife should
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

THE EIMBALL-s10 Prospect Very rice
apartments. cool and comfortable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

l-hUUI apar-men-1 70 slca p III
ALEXANDRIA APARTMENTS Pa. ass
UNFUKNIsHED APT. TIE PATTERSON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

Homer Ellis. candidate for representa-
primaries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-14
Putting His Own House in Order

W. HEN President Wilson declared that
w politics is adjourned" he did not
mean that the American people were barred.
or should be barred, from expressing their
choice between regularly nominated candi-
dates for tho House and Senate. Nor did he
mean that the present administration must
remain silent whom asked for its views re-
gardinS the loyalty OF any man seeking cleo
ton or reelection. He knows that the ex-
latence OF war has not gagged the electorate,
and he knows that he himself is not gagged
A solemn duty rests upon tho voter to sup
port those men for Congress whose faithful
ness TO their government is beyond suspicion
and equally solemn dut, rests upon the
President to guide the voter in so far rs due
regard for the Independence OF tho legisla-
tive branch OF the governn. cnt will permit.
With this in mind the President, upon
request, has publicly comm entcd upon the
legislative record OF two Congressman and
two Senators, all of whom are asking their
constituencies to indorse heir respective
courses since the beginning IF the war. He
has. without reservation, denounced these
four men unworthy of popn'nr support He
has stated candidly that tkvy have been OBJ
strNctionsts and have failed in loyalty to
tho government in the crisis through which
it has passed.
This action on the Fart of the President
has brought upon him n storm of criticism
blu: it is singular circum stance that this
storm proceeds almost wholly from Repub-
ilcan sources. notwithstanding tho fact that
IN all four OF the cases the candidates were
Democrats. In no instance has the Presi-
dent prescribed n Republican. He gave his
Endorsement 10 Joseph F. Davies when the
latter was Il candidate for tra Senate against
irving LcnToot in Wisconsin, but Mr. Len
root was not mentioned in this statement
1t seems to be the FreS: dents policy to
corNne his housc-cleanirg tC his own party
there have been many recalcitrant Demo.
Gratis. ana have been few like Slayden, of
Iexas; Huddlestor OF Alabama; Vardaman
o. mississippi, and Hardwici OF Georgia. who
nave stood consistently against the: F~csi-
dent and their government during the past
Two years Strict construct ,onists" even in
the Democratic party will continue to argue
against the propricty OF Ike Presidents ac-
icn IN opposing tho reelection OF these cam
didatcS. But there will be tile debate upon
the subject among those mi! lions OF fathers
and mothers who have given their boys to
their country and who demand that the COM
niande:-!ii- chief OF those boys be giyeE the
utmost support il his endeo or TO app.y the
iorcc now placed in his hands. The theorists
VIII protest, I'D. the people as n body will
applaud a President who e; loses the rlisd;-
rection CT men who have u I'd 10 hamstri1r
thcir government, and they will applaud the
louder because he assaulted Hamocrats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-14
Books and Authors

Emile "iac!more STAMP. author OF Little
E 9H EG from has ns. Fssa nile he
ss i o is 1S he taS and H1y
Of the III: 'py rrine" which now has member;
viii be sent to the little war orphans OF France
and lcsI~m.
plays ror Any Child" is the title of a book
to lie ub.,shed this week by the Harpers The
ar rsg choo for TeeheTs '" fo tms ahsG the
shior.n 2. the model els school were aiwa. asknE
DAY Gr oaTE same rnrd she wrote one Of
and mora BY. eaeS Contains S something e to
amusc the audience. They easy TO produce
in q parlor :, school stage or out Of doors and
can he re cd By young people from eigh, to
If me one ;!%nrsq ana siSsy ;sfth United sia,ss
f@T r ea ,st rese1s by ramd in
New 1ork TO - tsii the truth I an, no. at all
Gar as Wr;inG is the expression Of something
o. in d aeon and nas Of 'ns Words
and find il more satisfactory. l an. :, ser
in it than in any othGr branch except possibly
Sis g Il civilian hH IN be
fireman."
s g. 'c ssGA BY s n? sssss
SentS III book form tho substance Of his lecture
courses do iVcred IN the New York University
and elsewhere. while popular in present ton
the book ;TpartS sound era ;p of the funda-
mruta' principles ilvoived in personal efficiency
Each Hsyc, illogical element is developed to the
point OF 7;actical application and set forth in
the clear STRAIGHTFORWARD manner that has made
Mr.. Grfls lw prominent in the field OF personal
efficiency. There are chapters on the meaning
of eficic"cf. the training OF attention. memory.
reason ana will the cultivation of habit. the
forming o. 4 plan ard loyalty and cooperation.
The evet:s OF the last four weeks at the front
arc provr': clearly the truth OF Coiope, Paul
AEans theories as set forth in his valuable book
War fare pf To-Day" (Houghton Mitnin Coz.
Modern " rfare the colonel holds comprises
four phase. only two OF whch-the preparation
ot the al; X, and the attack. we're well known
up to now by the allied armies. The pursuit"
this al y 20 rtant phase of r!s battle, which
as the crown prince has learned by now! To-
day, for ;iTst time the pursuit. and the
march OF approach are being realized in the
right di!eIt lion. Colonel AZan'S friends in this
country, to whom for year he has preached
these doctrines with the conviction OF an apes
tie writing him from all sides TO say
Here At last is your war and bis reply is
invariably. NO. IL is the American war for il
is accompll shed by means o numerous Amcri
electives, and IL is also tie American theory
for 1t was not in the French regulations At the
time II wa being taught in the United States
camps"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-14
HGirl OF NItnc.n

Do you remember the summers day
When daddy kissed you and went
X issed you and left you busy a. play.
Girl OF mine?
You told me then to Come homo pity
SOON"
I think you expected me back at noon
Have you watched for me since. Cos
Girl Of mine?
IT'S very long timo that you have to
wait.
From babyhood on through 10 girl.
hoods gate.
Do you still think that DADDY I.
awful late"
Girl OF mine?
I'm hungry for you, and your hand
sofe eyes.
And many day when the sunlight dies.
look for you there in the western
skies.
Girl Of mine.
But though there are faces of angels
there.
There's none with my baby can com.
pare.
My babe Of the eyes and the curly hair.
Girl OF mine
And so can only stay and wait.
Till como to the road with TIA
Peaceful Gate;
It's the road that will lead ma hack
to you straight,
Girl OF mine.
Major. A. d. Durkee. In tho Cont.
mental Edition OF the London Mail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-14

which Is united by common Ideals an,
common aspirations.
We believ; that this feeling Ia gen
| esal throughout North and South
America. and that year by year II h,.
Increased until 1t has become =. potent
influence over our political and COM
nercial Intercourse.
1t Is the same feeling which, founded
on sympathy and mutual interest, ex.
i"is among the members Of q family. 7,
Ia the tic which draws together INA
twenty-ono republics and makes ot
item the American family of nations
This feeling, vague at first, has be.
come to-day definite and certain
fcrce. We term 1t the "Pan-Amerlcan
spirit" from which springs the inter-
rational policy of pan-American ism
/, Is that policy which Is responsible.
! fer the distinguished body OF men who
compose tho Pan american Scientific
Congress. men who represent The best
and most advanced thought OF the
Americas. 1t is policy whitc this
government has uLhes!tatinsly adopted.
and which 1t will do ali in its power
to foster and promote.
When We attempt to analyze pam
Ancrican!sms wo find that the es.
s:ntia qualities are those of the family
sympathy. hc!pfulncss and sincere
desire to sec another grow In pros-
others possessions. absence OF jealousy
OF anothcr's prominence and. above all,
absence Of that spirit OF intrigue which
inenaccS the domestic peace OF neigh
epr. Such arc the qualities of tho
family tie among individuals. and such
should be. and We believe are. tho
Qualities which compose the tie which
unitc3 tho American family, OF nations
We speak only for the government
o! the United States hut in doing SO
We are sure tina, we express senti-
rcnts which will find an echo In every
1icrlcan republic, when we say that
the might or this country will never
b: exercised In a spirit Of greed TO
n-c5t from "a ncighboring State it's ter
rt.o-y or POSSESSIONS.
The ambitions OF this republic do not
lie in the path ~ conquest. but in the
paths of peace and justice Whenever
and wherever we can we will stretch
forth Il hand to those who need help.
IL the sovereignty OF sister re-
r Ibl!c Is menaced from overseas. the
power OF the United States and. We
hope and believe. the united power o.
the American republics VIII constitute
bulwark which Will protect the In
dependence and integrity OF their
n"ighbors from unjust invasion or ag-
g-ession..
The American family OF nation.
might we'll take for It's motto that OF
Dumas famous ruskctcers. One tor
all. all for one "-CopyriS 1878.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-14

Commonwealth OF Virginia TO look after
The tobacco intcrcsta He was very
y Ich impressed with this section. and
returned Ia Virginia and brought his
4 mily TO South Carolina, where they
lied TO IS:., when he died. Robert
Clover was married twice Ills nrst
re was Miss Atwood. o. Virginia.
!" whom ne had children: Lucy and
Wiley. The mother or the Atwood
CNv.tc) was a Stuart.
Robert Glover married second wife.
i2btccl jctcr. also of Virginia BY
u ~ marriage the following children
we're born: Rober, w. Charles. Joab.
David. William. MARY. Adcline and Ell
= "a. The place III Virginia from which
IA. came or name Of his ancestors are
unknown to any OF his descendants now
living Robert Glover settled in Edge
n"ld County. S. c.. then part OF Nine
tS-Si& district. II there arc any fam
He's by name OF Glover, Stuart, Atwood
or Jcter whose family records show
aHy relationship. ] should be very Glad
indeed TO have them address me. Civ
il :: such data as they may have con-
corning the family.
A. A. GLOVER.
North, s. c.. OranCebuig County,
August 10, 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-14

Nearly century has passed vsince
President Monroe proclaimed to the
world his famous doctrine as the ma
t.onal policy OF tho United States. 1t
was founded on principle that tho
safety of this republic would be i'm
psfilcd by tho extension Of sovereign
lights by European power over ter
ritory In this hemisphere
Conceived in a suspicion of monarch
al institutions and In full sympathy
with the republican idea, II was uttered
at time when our ncighbors to the
south had won their independence and
we're gradually adapting themselves to
The exercise Of their newly acquired
.ghts.
10 those struggling nations this doc
'-inc became shield against the
great European powers. which in the
spirit OF the age coveted political con-
t,ol over the rich regions which the
Eew born States had made their own
The United States then was small
'ation. but one which had been tried
ia the fire; nation whose indomitable
VIII had remained mistaken by the
orngers through which 1t had passed
The announcement OF the Monroe Doc
u!ne was a manifestation of this will
1t was 4 courageous thing for Pres
saent Monroe to do 1t meant much in
-fNSS Soi - uhS ., Hol only 10 inns COun =
try. but to those nations which were
commencing new life under the
standard Of liberty. How much Ii meant
we never can know, since for four de-
c.dcs it remained uncha!lenged
During that period the younger re-
publics OF America. giving expression
10 the virile spirit born of indepcn-
denco and liberal institutions. devel-
o2cd rapidly and set their feet hrm!;.
on the path OF national PROGRESS which
ias led them to that plane OF intel
loctIal and material prosperity which
;.cy to-day enjoy.
Within recent years the government
o. the United States has found no oc-
c.sion. with the exception of the Venc-
zucla boundary incident. TO remind Eu-
rope that the Monroe Doctrine con-
;inucs. unaltercd. a national policy OF
;his republic. The republics of Amer
:ca no longer are children in the great
family ot nations. They have attained
maturity. With enterprise and patri-
o:ic fcrvor they are working out their
general destinic3
During this later time. when the
american nations have come into I
::alizaiiop of their nationality and are
trily conscious of the responsibilities
and privileges which arc theirs as SOW
,!cign and independent states, there
has grown UP feeling that tho repub-
les OF ,his hemisphere constitute a
COUP separate and apart from tire
Cher nations o. the world. a group