El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-20
|LarraxOI0 Pledges Assistance
TO Anpericnn-Mcxicdn Entente
New Mexico Executive Promises to Use Influence
to Strengthen friendship Bonds Between Coun-
try of His Birth and United States: Mexicans
Praise Work of Yanks in War

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Governor Larrazoio OF New Mexico
according to interviews published in
the ri Paso newspapers, is anxious
70 use all his influence to bring about
a real friendship and amicabie under,
standing between the United states
and Mexico, the land of his birth. AS d
starter the governor prings from Mex.
leo assurances of appreciation in that
country Of the performance Of the
Yankee soldiers in the Great War.
The hi Pas0 Times has the follow
ing:
Governor Octaviano A. Larrazolo Of
New Mexico, and rs members of the
Rio Grande Valley Drainage excur-
sion who arrived here Saturday,
were given IN unusual ovation Ill
Juarez yesterday when they were
guests Of the chamber Of commerce
OF that city at a specially called
meeting. Governor Larraz0lo won
the hearty applause when he spoke
en- the relations between the United
States and Mexico. An informal re.
ception was staged at the conclus-
ion of the meeting.
See Drainage Work
Tha aovernor's Marty uuder auid-
ance Of I, M. Iawson of the Tinted
,Statas reclamation service snent
vestaraav t-nsnerline M d~ra1nags
work A vaIeta clint Fahans and N.
zorro ANA yat,rnad ~ ma citv AZ
1.30 O'clock AT 4 O'clock the en-.
t;re marty crossed fha hordar ~ Ina.
rez
Govarnor I.arrazolo exnIained thal
oh;ant ~ tbe tour
;svun desira ~ obtair additional III
s.,r,nat;n,, ana avnarianca N orAar ~
carrv an extansior ~ tha work win
lie fodaro1 governmant tbo oovar
mr. ssid
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~ sme rr'enusn,p -
piolnise ~ USE ny ,nlisnee
iui.neI esluen'ins pne nLsnuy
.aoAs yuui soselnlnen. an
anu Applying my sSnpaSnlS ~
s9e country u my piIsn, wniIn
Mexlco snali 40 everything ina
can along tnat iine.
Il have learned to love the country
Of my adoption and the flag .whicL
protected me in my early youth, U
nothing can have a deadening effect
upon the feeling OF affection that
have for my neither country. 1t Will
be my mission and my endeavor TO
toward the furtherance OF
relations between re TWO
countries. ! am glau 70 assure me
~ tnat our nlshest ainplnon T.
see MeAicv snue onn" 50 sr..a
tne nosle VI NAVY san III,
seeple. muss sns. anJ Asst.
-eaize It's n,sIss' ntlssion ...h ~ ~
ly = 10 lnk its nanu wi.n &c Gsa.as
~ ~ tnrethor thay nav stand AZ
s-~nonar.s Ia defenders ~ the
,nat.r enS &c ados, of North Ameri.
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ras,t 20 American
rat,ou,ng ~ enearb IF Cnyernor
80 ro,o !. tosst Vac nronosed TO
naarina II which avery Mexican
~ noor,aan nreeant io;ned I.
Sfavar r. pomaro Of Iuarez
oni,a -, {ha friendly relations ex.
bptw enu the limited States andl
.ssxico and declared that during his
cmfnistfa.icn American citizens VIII
ave every Guarantee of safety and
ourtesy when they are in Juarez. He
auded the attitude taken by Amerl
a in the recent war with GERMANY
nd declared that Mexico "admires
he great American soldiers" :
A toast to Governor L~arrazolo next' /,
,ar proposed. !
Eya nh IIuhheil Of ~AlbuQuerque tx ,
ta,ned the uurpose Of the excursion :
nd nraed that the friendly relations , ,
e.vistinr between the Unitad :
fates and Mexico be continue :
the life OF both countries. :
$3.50 /, ! ao,aiera Z.
r~'so Mnra miiitafy :
oolohe rrnraz chsrgad thc y
omnlaIueI = sessongor 10 hear - !
overioI az q neT;csn soldiers the :
lme salar. sha Movioam troops
,ncleatlons " har, thet their grant y
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