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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
MOVING PICTURES.

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Every ma1 has right 10 his
vengeance said Goro MCrigzmz
4 Sessue Ea7zxa~ay production
the Latest Ea5az1wa production
NortYan1a, the Japanese gambler
Ike ever7 Buddhist, believed that
vengeance il a debt as obligatory az
any other deSL II vas the code Of
lis EicTanese Notwithstanding re-
HgtcH-a1d he proceeded with ena-ze-
terisstc oriental Ginning and patience
20 ezrrT cut bis purpose
Il always pay my debra," was his
boast Mnrfyama paid his debt"
bur lot In the way he had gEanned.
Tor the man WHO ha had determined
was TO pay the price for attempting
his life was loved by the girl to
whom Goro owed a debt Of gratitrde-,
60 Gdro paid the greater debt, and
gave her lover back 70 Gloria Man
ming, whose tender care had saved
his LIE.
His Debt Is tenseIY emotional
drama with thrilling dramatic sitHar
items, showing the Japanese charae-
TER In an Interesting light
Also latest Paths review Regular
prices.
Hfcpodrcre.
irene Castle, a popular figure fn
the entertainment field scr several
Years, VINO recently became a motion
picture star by virtue Of a contract
with tae Famous P1ayers-Laaiy cor
Dorartor, viii appear IN her frat
PzraMouut-Artcragt special picture,
The Firing Line a ptCrurfzaticu Of
Robert w Chambers celebrated
novel Of the same name, at the Hip
DodTone thsater tonight
Lrs- Castle started her stage ca
reer IN vaudeville and subsequently
married Vernon Castle, vfn lost his
lie In 1913 while aErTfug as captain
in the British flying service. Az
dancing team, the Castles established
reputation unparalleled By any
other professional dancers ia recent
years- Later they continued their
SUCCESS In musical comedy, their lat
appearances being in Watch Your
Step"
The locale Of The Firing Line" Ia
New York and Palm Beach, and the
photopIay was filmed In those places
The director was Charles Matgne and
the scenario was written by Clara
Eerznzar.
Also latest Paths news. Regular
prices
Colonial
The DEVILS Double scheduled for
Saturday evening at the Colonial, In
addition 70 an intensely dramatic
story, contains a succession Of thrills
thar are said 70 be new to the screen.
One Of the mcgt astonishing scenes
in the play is that IN which Hart, as
'Bewfe" Blake, a bad man, saves the
life II Enid Markey, az The girl with
whom he is n love, by shnoting of
the head af giant ratrlesaake poised
10 strike her. Miss Marley is seen
seated On the ground, the reptile
eoiled short distance frona her fact.
Hart enters the background, levels
his sfz-slooter at the beady eyes OF
the snake, and fireg.
Another unusual scaue presents
terrific knife fight within a burning
cabin The combatznt IN this are
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
Carl Gray Is President.
limited Press Leased Wire ser7tc'

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1f.-Cari Gray
was elected president Of tha Union
Pacific railway systern at the meet.
ing Of the board Of directors here to-
day. Gray succeeds Judge Robert q.
Loyet, who viii be chairman of the
executive COMMITTEES T. r. Calvin,
who has been federal director OF the
Union Pacific lines, will be vice
president in charge of operations as
gCGn az federal control is ended, and
viii have supervision OF operations
Of the Oregon Short Line railway.
Headquarters OF the road is in
Omaha
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11

: Sheep receipts, 21.0aa head nisr-
let sc higher. Lambs, sfI-gd65t Is Sc :
ewes. s4-5oG 1900.
st. Louis Live Stock
ST LOUIS, Dec. tf--CattIe-Rs-
cefgts. 7.aGe head MARKET lower.
Native heel steers. SsegT1s 90
vsarfing steers ard he;gars, 81 G9gg
1900 cnws. s5.atlGsf1.56. steckers
and feeders, sTaaGt2.e1; calves.
sS.g94 f6.T5. Texas steers ST-G0Ge
I2-6G; cows and hsifers. s5GaGJa. 50.
Hogs-Rsceiprs, 14,set1 head Mar.
ket 10 10 f5c higher. Mixed and
butchers, s1s59Gr 1856 grod 10
heavy. sIs151f3s5. rough. ESQ
T. light, sI3s55f2.g5s pigs,
So 0atnT7.s5: tufk. s1s.5aG5 fs.75.
Sheep Receipts, 2 800 head. Mar.
Eer srsady. Ewes. ss.T5aF9. So lambs.
$4,000 1875; Gamers aud choppers,
ss.eGGsoa-
Omaha Liys Stock.
OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. ff-catt1a--
Receipts, 7aGd head Market steady
70 weak Steers ssHd97fsg5: cows
and heigers. $1,000 ff.75s stacka-s
and feeders s5.ean 1900 carves.
- sd71 70; bulls and stays. s. a5a
1880
Hogs Receipts. s.4ag head. Mar
ket Is To CSC higher. Bulk, sI3.gnaD
1880; top. 1880,
Sheep Receipts. 10000 bead. Mar
ket 10 70 T5c higher Tearffnrs. $500
g 1850; wefhers. SO ,5o5DrT- rs lambs
slo-ooGf 1850: ewes. s5.5aGg15.
Kansas CITY Live ssuek.
KANSAS CITY. No. Dec. rf-ca+-
tle-Rseeipts, $500 head. MARKET
stronger. Native steers, 50 -5Ts2 40
caws and hatfsrs. s5.257fs51 stock
ers and feeders. s7-5nG 1895 calves,
HogsRecetnsa, 7.Eae Head. Mar
ket Is to g5c higher. rngg. sfT egr5
1915, heavv, sIsfoGfs vel medium.
so 4eA I4.ffs iEsF.t, sf2. gaG7fs.4e
Sheep Receipts, $500 read. Mur
Eet strong to &c hfrner. Lambs,
sf5.25fsfG IS; ewes ss. z5a-a sF. stock
ers and feeders, st2.Ee0rs5G
csFrsra R-c1i.ca.
CHICAGO, Dee. If-R ,rtfar--f n
cry avtrss, eTcy creamery s4ardaraa
s3fseS r5r; dairy firsts 5af7G5c: dairy
aeccnds, 5TS7 Esc.
Eggs II Ordinary firsts, ssG7oe
ftrstF, TfT57=c
cheaseTwfng aaag1hc. youns
Americas 2ff& f7aTNc.
Pstatoea flecsf2ts. 5 -ars. mrs
ccrsiH and Minnesota. per cwt., $500
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Berkr1an Must Go.

limited Press Leased Wire Servfce-I
WASHINGTON, Lee 1I-The
supreme court today granted stay
oG deportation to Emma Goldman,
anarchist leader, until complete
record OF. her case shall be submitted
To the court This HIust be- done be.
fore next Thursday. All legal Oh
etaeIes To deportation Of Alexander
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BERGMAN was removed, however, the
cngIrr Diminishing his appeal On a writ
CT error. rgflsing 10 grant stay OF
deportation and denying bail
EeEEmau can bs daccrrsd at any
time after four o'clock this afternoon
when a stay az the hover court eE
Dfrea-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11

TIA saIInwtng named persons hnvs
5ea1 se3ec-sd 1y Tie 1DxrSt OK su2ers
Tssors III serve aa grand iururz ri1r
re March rEru 1873. az E1s ElEeslEt
s.1rIr- u 5ancack Gaunry. lllnnis. %
wiz
q. II Matthew'S Augusta. Edwa-t
EseY. e. MarTs w Z EuZtis- Ea1-
gfJgse. Thomas Mgurs- r. 1rsE1s
Issas-1 ~ LYon. LaEar7es Kent Sla-er.
Chilli. Z c. Crave. EarmnnE. Robert
egyeaE. Carthage L v. Gruves Prut
Csr1va, Virgil R1ee, Durham EenrT
MenaeuaiIck. St Adams W Z
E-1w1- Bear CreeEe.. {. K Caldwell
Prairie, Emory w Ward Rock
Creek R8IIa Newton. P1nEn1szlcs
Benjamin Egnie. Walker; G. w
Smith. Wy-Ae: George Barber Mon
cEselIG, Ellsworth Eadai. Sonora =
A Elsrcn, A9ualoass; NJ L. Young.
Rocky RAN TGnn Scnmirr, Wa-sxT.
and W. Z BECKER esauToo-
Carthage nIgn school gave 5G1-
guer az the Sugar Bowl Tuesday
evening ar o'clock sor me football
tean. az which they ara very proud
TIE team Is unusually strong this
year. having Diaysd the sur1ra season
without being beaEsn
Ths banquet was quite an eiabCrzSs
affair with chicken and trimmings
and u fact t1s1 a. line Eour-cnurss
dinner ~ the Sugar Bowl Can tZ1r,
uisl
Tie f5fIuwtng hoys comprise tie
team with their coach, Stewart
CLARK. Wesley EGr-sn, Jared Lyon
Robert Clark, Floyd Jacks. Frank and
franklin PaTus- Sidney Izerd. Ter
man Eurznuan, LalIia E1s1an. Ray
mGud Smith Lawraucs Ez1rzr.
Prohat. Court NeSa-
Clarence L AIran- 4zacuEar Of the
estate CT Il Edith Attain. deceased
ureseu1s 70 the court his daaI report
herein. which report shows total
amount rscsiTsd s4g5.SGs total
amount paid auE s4a5.sa, which re-
port Is approved and final order fled
approving same and G.schargug exc
clIE0r.
Homer T. Griffin, administrator Of
the estate Of Charles c. Payna, de-
ceased. presents TO the court hfs re-
pert herein, zf1nwtug total frema OF
rseeiDES 10 DE sL.635; total ITEMS paid
cut 81, S35- and as1a 70 BIZ discharged
Final order aLed approving said re-
port and d.schargaug said admins
traitor
Report Of James l. Hendricks
guardian CT Llayd r Loop. James Z.
Loop and Mary p. Loop, WHEN shows
total z1cUnt rEceiveo, S112.5T, total
amount gaid CUT, s13a2 20, Leaving
5ala1ce CT STAT, which rarort il
approved and order fled dlscaargfng
gfIarf.f41 "A "a zsfr r1~r1z szss.s
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11

Lao Willis and Thomas Eur.hara. as
TWO 6a1dIIs lighting each other for
Possession al the girl. For several
minutes the men struggle. one finally
curgusr1ng while flames leap around
victor and TznGHisheE
crpneUrI.
Providing Taylor Holmes wiki one
Of the best vehicles CT his screen ca
reer, Three Black Eyes" the at
traction al the Grpheum tnea.er. Is
the type CT comedy which the screen
most needs. The romance of the IN
fortunate youth who meets for the
first tin1e the crs girl N the world
For Kim when he ~ otherwise occu-
pied with staunch determination 70
welcome the advent of prohibition,
aboHHGs In fun Later IN the picture
he is favored with an opportunity TO
win hEs sEeetheagt-1o-he 5y rszefirg
aer from a gang CT royal crooks, asrar
the pair have been nizrnousd aboard
the here's ewu yzctr
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11

z1f Mary p Lnuu.
Ees.I-on 1f MilI.am Wilkins alsst
pragsng the 1ppUirrurnf ar Elmer e.
Fisher Al Guardian df Er-lsta Ma-is
N-IIk1a and Margaret Valley VII
k;nz. Elmer G. Fisher diss ha1ln 10
the sum of Sc, 19a, wiki himself az
principal and Georgia Z HART and
A. J. 5claeiGisr 1s suret-es. which .
Approved And terriers 9f guardianship
ordered q IazuH 70 i1u ID such zlIar-
linn.
Ees.fian az William c. FariCw s1r
iaErers 70 administration "a Issue "a
aim. IN tlg matter az the estate ar
Mary 7. FaTsaw, decreased L5aH MS
fling sf bond IN the penal SUN at
$4,000. with himself as principal and
starting p. Lemmr1 and Ioaept Il
CrT1ran IA ssirerieA letters OF al
miniHt-artnn are issued 10 him.
\ Rnses-a C.. Jacks a4ed In the county
court her hand II the psrzs suE1 OF
N,.5D an sale df real ssr1rs. as the
guardian CT Floyd L racks. Eez1iaa
B. lacks and Marguerite Z JACKS.
minnrz. Which bond ia approved and
decrsa fled ordering SAFE
Herman H Csaaa- is declared de-
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IN - ayssar q .rr@ra,I ~ rs,s rnrurv
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11

Despite popular supross-Eun, the
whale Is not a fish r. property be-
I0ngz with the mammals. Ike the
COW or horse
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11

TOPEKA Kansas. Eec- I.-Ean-
SAG and western Missouri craf miners
VIII resume work when their prass-
dent Alexander Eawas-. gives the
war1. they said tcta-. II wax be-
Eeved here same OF t.zs ule1 viii re-
tara tomorrow
The grate raceivershf1 az mines IN
srttureA by Governor Alien IN order
70 start volunteers 10 work during
the strike, complicated the s.ruati0n
here Radicals" among -ca miners
said they w1uid not work until q
definite date was set 70 end the re-
csfversnSp
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
Grain Reyss~.

United Press Leased Wire Service,
CEICAl0. Dec tI-fsrain prices On
the Ghteago board az trade dropped
fodzT Settlement OF the coal strike
and favorable weather were tina main
factors II tsra drop.
Provisions were also lower.
December corn up Il At nAs open
Ing 1854, lost IA at the cIega ian
1ary corn opened I'D AZ at In. aug
Later dropped IL MAJ corn f55 OF
the opening. up 81. siunped 3 before
the close
December cats up x 1t the opening
78A subsequently Lest ia May oats
Opened down II at slfs and lost Ia
Later.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11

Tc Preyert trrusnza

Colds cause Grip ard Influenza
LAXATIVE EROaO QTWINE TAB.
lets remGvs the cause Tiers ia only
one "Bromo QIIiane e w.
GROVES signature on box s1c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
Chicaro Cash Grain.


CHICAGO, Dec -wheat-No.
hard. s252.
CGrH-Eo. 3 yellow. sI4TGI59.
No yellow. s14361 a4Is; No. 5
yellow. sf.3s@t4fs No. yellow,
sl.3T; No. 8 white, sf.4s1 .4554 No.
4 white, sfI3G144. No. 2 mixed,
st.45; No. mixed. s1.4s9 f-427a; No.
5 mixed, s1-3a
oats--No. 3 wkisa, TsA9s1c
Peoria Grain
PEORIA. Ill, Dec rf.--Corn- MIR
kat &c higher No 3 white, sf.455z;
No 2 yellow. s1447145I No. 4
yellow. st42Gt.43A No. 5 yellow,
sr4fA; No. : yellow, sf36fs
Cats--Narket ne lower No. q
white, Sgfzc; No. 4 white. re.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
P-cris Grain.
Chicago Live s@cc.<.

CHICAGO, Dec. t1--TaR receipts,
IS coo head: market 900 nc hsxher.
BafIf sf2E5G713.25: butchers. sfs25
@f2-25f packing. sffT5G5IgT5, Ifahf.
s1225Gb 1870 Dfgs yII-554I 3s75.
rorghs, sIf.75d7T2.75.
Cattle receipts 10000 head, mar
kst stsady, csc lower Eeevas. "a s5
G2l50; butchers stock. sg.N1
1A25; Gamers and cutters, S. 5g70
81 sts1thrfs aHtf feeders, 5000
1850. COWS, s6.5G@1425; caves,
Ls16.7591T-75-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
f,hir Mrn nh. Z

CLEVELAND. Ohio Lee H.
Miners n the Chic ccaT rsfds were
Still idle to-day and viii NOT return
20 work until official notification Of
the termination ct the strfIa is -
cafrad- According tn reports here
frum all parts cr the craE belt
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
EACK
AT WORK TODAY

Gent Wilson SAID today In q tsfeg-am
To John L L@Ets. head cf the United
Nina Workers. expressing alpr-Stz
tfnn at the PATRIOTIC action N and
Eng rha strike
Tns MesaAgH said
May T not sxrrasn ca TON and
through ron. to- the ether officers Of
Folr organizations, NY appreciation
uf the patriotic action which ycu
tCuk at indianapolis yesterday. Wow
we al must work tngathar rn see tr
il that a settlement inst and ra1r 70
everyone is rsaEEied without delay.
fSEguedl sewnodrow wilson
Announcement az members az tbs
commission I'd investigate tbs m11srs'
wages and operators profits VIII &c
made nc the white house aftar Al
taraeT General Palmer raturuz %
w Warrington Enrs today CT rgnsurrcw.
White house ofEiC;als starsd defi-
atteET TINT the third man On the cnrf-
mission wmIid NOT BE CONNECTED WITH
raa government
The seerstarv az the treasury 's
Iirectsts To submit 10 the senate a
statement Of dividends paid during
1871 and 1918 By Unanimous coal
mining concerns. II resolution Of
fared tHssar BIZ senaror Johnson, OF
South lakntz-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11

PrTTSEEEGE. Pa, Dec Flew
Union miners IN ne western Penn
s-fTauia cuar fields tcr-ny responded
% the nrrssr Of THAR Leaders, 70 re-
rIru co work
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-11
Late Market Quotations

Sheep receipts. .I0da head. nisr-
Esr sc higher. Lambs, sfIeddstS sEs
ewes. s4.5GG 1900.
Evening journal., 1919-06-28
FALSE PREMISES.

IT lie recent speech OF Senator Walsh. Of Montana, in
support of tho league Of nations devotes consider
able space the that the United States guarantees to
protect thereby the Canal Zone and that Is
cited as precedent for the guarantee OF this country
under the Of nations to protect all other coun
tries while Senator Williams Of Mississippi, who is op-
posed TO womans suffrage being extended to coored
women but who champions the league covenant, which
would permit colored and backward nations to vote on
international questions affecting sovereignty, calls at
tenton to our guarantee Cuban independence and cites
that as a precedent
But these two Senators from false premises.
There Is wide distinction between these two instances
and the league proposal.
The United States delegated neither TO Panama TO
Cuba the right to decide what action should take IN
protecting than. the right to declare for the
United States.
We adhered to the right to decide those matters for
ourselves.
Under the league Of nations attempt made TO wrest
from us that right by inducing delegate to the league
all power Of decisions with respect TO territorial guaran-
tees and our actions Hereunder.
The guarantees OF Panama and Cuba the logical
outgrowths Of the Monroe Doctrine.
Under the league the Monroe Doctrine destroyed and
super-authorlty invoked clothed with to deter
mine when and how shall act
them thus TO express themselves but the organic law Of
the United States, tho Federal Constitution absolutely
prohibits the delegation OF such powers by Congress-
Nothing short OF amendment TO the Constitution
would permit such delegation of powers.
Evening journal., 1919-06-28
Editorial Opinion
sELF-CREATED WAR BURDENS.

From the New York Tribune.
The council Of three has decided to
make the Germans pay for the work
OF their admiral at Scapa Flow. The
admirals excuse was characteristic. Re
said that he thought the armistlce
would expire on Saturday, June q, be-
cause Of Germany's refusal TO accept
the peace terms. He therefore assumed.
without any warrant. that 10 had eX-
pircd and that the ships had again be-
come German property. But the armis-
tlce had been extended TIL p. m. on
June 2S. All Won Reuter- needed was the
general order given at the beginning Of
the war by the imperial government.
Now the Germans will have 10 pay
twice over for the part Of Tlrpltzs
surface fleet represented at Soapa. Ger
man Psychology Is such that German
commanders never realized that when
they were devastating Belgium and
Northern France they were doing so
at their own cost, and that destruction
Of non-military character In the occu-
pied regions was as wasteful as would
have been destruction Of the same sort
within Germanys boundaries.
Won Reuter- was also a victim Of this
mania for running amuck. He thought
he was sinking ships which Germany
no longer needed-that he was merely
wiplng the slate OF a bad investment.
What he was really doing was relieving
the Allies Of captured property which
they could not dispose Of without en-
barrassment and creating a new debt
for Germany 10 settle by the delivery
OF money or commodities.
Germany claims that she hasn't the
means TO pay her existing debts. But
she doeSn't shrink from piling up new
obligations. The senseless sinking Of
the scapa Flow fleet ought not TO es-
cape penalizaton in the final estimate
Of Germanys self-created indemnity
burden
Evening journal., 1919-06-28
wArcHFuL WAITING WORKING WOE.

N HERE was alternative for the officer in command
at FL Paso, or for the War Department. than to send
troops the international boundary to put stop to
the murderous fire that the Mexcans were directing
'gainst our soldiers and citizens
Yet the net result OF the American invasion is TO
ease no faction in Mexico but place every American
nat country In danger Of his llfe
Retaliation by Villa aud his fellow bandits will be the
natural consequence to follow our interference in his de-
signs on the Juarez garrison.
II the United states is 10 be consistent Il must tako
steps at once for the policing Mexico sufficiently TO
guarantee that Americans there shall be unmoosted so
ions they conduct themselves in an orderly manner
As bearing upon the present outbreak Senator Fall OF
New Mexico has made public some very startling in
formation regarding the attitude OF our own government
and It's effect on the situation
The Senator declares that prior the raid on Colun
bus in March. 1916 he demonstrated with the State Dc
parment against permission being for tho move
nen OF Carranza troops territory predicting
exactly what would occur il such a movement took place
His warnings went unheeded, and the horrible Santa
Ysabe and the Columbus raid took place shortly
thereafter
senator Fall reveals that almost identcaly the same
circumstances surround the present uprising OF the
yilstas
May 26 OF this year. according to information in
the possessn Mr. Fall the State Department addressed
the Of Texas and New Mexico asking permis
sion for the of Caranzo troops through their
jurisdictions
The day after that request was made Senator Fall
receipt Of telegram from the FL Paso University
Club protesting against such course.
Reference made in the despatch to the terrible
aftermath OF The previous movements OF Mexican troops
through those States and ii added:
"viIlistas have avowcd even revenge Ameri-
ian lives and property on its rcpeon."
The Governor Of New Mexico granted the request from
Washington
me Governor OF Texas did likewise. but later with
rev MS permission the ground that it would anag
ni1s all those in Mexico opposed to Carranza and result
Evening journal., 1919-06-28

Inevitably in the murder Of American citizens and the de-
structicn OF their property.
The State Department. thereupon gave publicity to
the statement that the request of the Mexican govern
men had been refused
But It is significant that this refusal only two
days after the department had asked the governors
permit the passage Evidently. far the department
Itself concerned, Mexican troops could have free
access to The United States and provoke another
ton similar to that which brought the Of
1916.
The truth that the Mexican problem Is Just where
It was two years at any time since the abdoaon
of Pornrlo Dlaz
The Carranza government continues helpless 10 prevent
The Villa forces from doing as they please; American
engineers engaged In the development Of the resources
the country In great danger ever and utterly
unable to make carry out their projects and
the border towns Of the United States In
danger from bandit raids
The policy Of "watehful waiting" has accomplished
nothing and gets us nowhere.
Why not have change, and show determination
to protect our citizens wherever they may be7
Such policy tried. will be found to add Inn
mensey TO our prestige the nations OF the world
and to our own national self-respect.