The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-25
|llell SPEAKS
FOR HIS COUNTRY


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SSs - 49, rnnsnn fer intersennen =
ISnxiso ana that - FEW MAJ ss =,
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ss S1Ss 3Sin seasas-~s = sac, 49,,
VI s.s.sss.sssss,,si 81 the SIDE OF MeNscc-
s US "A ,.-sxS ~~nt - saw that corcil"hs ~
~ - - - - sssexf as we would wish.
\ ;ll1s .<rss -, ear srt,,ss being the WAY
4 - 40 painted by the on III
+@vMs a., interests do not take into
x..aauatx4~rassc- the fact thar MeNtNp
- rene through ten years on IN
80 trouble, and those interests are
1sranding from the Mexican GOV
~<rnent more protection thah thes
Uu1ad from any other government
es,A Al the same time they are mann
verfnr the government in every way
II have lived in the United states
- nineteen years, and ] am tuliy
00nytnced that nobody wants trounie
Nth Mexico, and certainly Mexico -
snot IN n position 10 want troubie WIN
~ country. Mexico is doing its best
- harmcnixe with this country ~
overy respect, We are going 70 pe
aeaghbors forever, and II would pc
Ukupid on our part TO PICK a a"ai s..
Wv4fh our next-door neighbor. es-
1Actaily when that neighbor can ne
q assistance to us and we can DC oi
oarvice to our neighbor.
RI know and love my country 40
nOt mistake me for politician.
have never held a political positioil
an0 never expect to. l am a business
nan who 10 keenly Interested In the
development OF Mexico.
ssrhere is, of course. handful OF
hnnflits in Mexico that the govern
stnent has not been able TO sunuue
Nainiy for lack of arms. But mexico
axter 10 years OF STRIFE. Is no,hs ~
Har than great many other couh'
Nl1ns would under the same ciscum
Ssrances. II, therefore. 1t has not SUD
Y 1ned these bandits II is not It's lauis
- II has not the arms and ammuhi
3sons 70 combat them.
ssYh1s country has recognized TN
E3nxFnuxA government as the ieeai ai'
4 l4timate government OF mexico, po
( a the same time IT w1tnhoios IRON
{ 1Hat government the privilege OF &c.
61ng Arms and ammun't'oh W eo'4o"
fheae bandits
.;ss51 49, the American people are three
~ conditions In Mexico, think o. VIVA
go lfexicans feel about the same cor,
SaAtrsna. Where the Americans nav
II Isffar0d. Mexico has suffered nun
3redfoid. and the Mexicans nenev
4 fhev can very easily get out OF .nea
/ sfrouble with little pracucai "e'
D from this end.
n ri ssvr thfs country desires that Mexfc
~ s.nr,ld be more governed by the au
VI 1kar4ties II has recognized, then
u ~SsiAs help the authorities in prac
a S;rss vay. The United States Nigh
ss - notice to all the bandits tina
1870 have not the sympathy OF IN
Wrl1ted states, and at the same I'm
hn MAxican government might
SSn-nA In import the necessar
SGetufnrnent to uphold its laws
ssThoee who are doing their utmo'
- hrtnw trouble between the tw
oountrtes are committing crrr,'
Srainst civilization and humanity. Tn
Xexicans certainly do not war
I5 Hrry,hle and don't believe the amer
800 really do. RI this country doe
vsSrk = quarrel with Mexico, IT Ger
@naniy will be a one-sided aHair-
.Mexico |. immensely wealthy In re
iuaurces, and all we nedd is a heipln
Ind. BY giving this helping hano
4 1his country would not only earn GU
NJ 9rntitude, but also gain the cream
~ trade with Mexico and the goo
Ali Of it's people. The people wit
nod Intentions in both countries ar
XII 30inr everything in their power 7
nreyent the calamity OF a mfsunoe!!
Ssanding between the two countries