The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-06-25
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In Mexico.
CHANGE TOWARD AMERICANS
Correspondent 10 First American to
Visit Nsveiutien--siashsd Rspub-
I've After Pail Of csrrsnxa--
People Want Peace.

Chicago. - Sidney NJ. Sutherland
writes TO the Chicago Tribune from
Monterrey. Mex. what he calls a dis.
Snsnted tale Of journalistic pilgrim In
GUEST Of data In Mexico. II treats Of
the entry Of the first American into
the revolution sasheti republic since
the roads were cut.
With passport In hand. l approae hed
one Monahan. the guardian for Uncle
Nam NJ the Laredo Information bridge
that In. the Rio Grande- there's no
bridge. Somebody burned the slx.spau
steel structure ten days ago. They
have built 4 pontoon nearly across the
AD-ysrdswisle stream. Just now you're
poss~i ACROSS IN skiffs.
M0nshan locked ut my pasrpars sad
NE. end told mr to forget the Mexican
~oOsais Wise, ~ there are ~ many
roBsuls In Laredo NJ there are factions
In Mexico. and to proceed aud To pray
t'"d to give mercy 10 my Immortal
eoul.
l stepped from civilization to Ave
centuries ago. 10 old shaeks. narrow.
nithy streets. 10 crawling, fy.totted
heggars. Ia men IN tatters. women In
rars. and children In ie-s than NJ
leaves, There II one tram Of one.
mule power. dozens Of lll smelling.
mskeshlft dirty saloons, aud hanging
Hike a pail over all the people and
businesses. the "wish. to-t;od this thing
wanld stop AMI We could get hack 10
work" feeling. Every human express.
- more confidence In ihis regime than
In any since OLD rorfirio Dlax icpa rted.
Aud there II n new spirit toward
Americans. Somebody one ven.
lures TO credit General 0hregon with
sh. ldea--passrd the order everywhere
=" defer To things American and cut
out the nonsensc. Ohregoa visited
ss'veral American camps during the
Wnr and the Great Lakes Ia SEQ the
United States When We meant business
and had Nitird the racinsts. Every.
hady en both sides of the river tal,l
sne No one could 20 South, so I Jump
sd INTO coach and was driven To the
t~smcks where Col. ]. r. Rorqnes
commands ~. border between Eagle
i'sss and brownsville and south to
Mea,se~y. told him who was
and What I wanted. After officially
tnforn,,nr me ~ Mont.rey's fall. he
promised To comply with all my 70.
quests
Obtains Safe Conduct
Telling m- In return al III a. m Fri.
day. he dictated 4 safe conduct pass.
u IL the most complete document I
ever saw AMI has worked wonders
J only hen. don't present II tn tho
the confusion.
Reruu.x. voieIns whs, MI the other
rs'ssa generals have teld me since, said
sa'emnly AMI earnestly,
Were ,irssi NJ h.ht'ng Ten years
of strife have sapt~.,i IA until The last
Mexican sirtues-patlenee aud for.
hserHne,.- have been exhausted. Car
ranra would hnv. had ns IN trouble
With America and We can't stand for
that We Want peace and 4 chance
4" wurk, That Is all To get II We
rnns' 10 IT i,eees ~ home and abroad.
THE rs,,ei rhlef,ains all rnllv ia nS hs..
ean~. Carran1n m'ani trouble aud our
plan M 'ans the simplest program ~ all
~I.ens>. AMI @ork
What carrsnxs Stood For.
'1'arfHnsa represented PRO this and
rro-iiat. political au,oeraey. personal
frlgidiiy. private revenge aud pure
graft You viii notice the revolution
sweep, most 81 the republic withau, n
hundred shots i,clng tireti. Thar shows
81 once that farranEa was no, what
they wanted aud what our pinn Is.
fense h. good enough Ia send only
'a. message. Ia your peonle--have n
wv" naisence and Ne will make the
grade
! Was ~ the station n ten FRIDAY,
Inere ~as water tank car. far .ar