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the people as best could and Of them in
protest against my bad Spanish felt justified in conclud
that they present at least patient and
full lot.
In Mexico City ITSELF found the city considerably in
creased in size and population is said to number
population of approximately million. The streets are
hronged the shops busy The newspapers are lively
and full of advertisements The theaters many and
well patronised and life to be going along as it
does in any other big metropolis.
Certainly the city well policed and safe by night
by day.
do not mean to say that there is crime in Mexico
apparently there is than there is in New York
or any other big city, while the police in Mexico are
extraordinarily prompt and efficient in their detection and
arrest of criminals While in Mexico City read that the
nav car on one Of the railroads had been robbed and
$4,000 stolen In twentyfor hours the police had cap
tured the thieves and had recovered the money.
PEACE IN ONCE VIOLENT REGION .
L. sc,ue of the papers I read Of mail robbery of
$4,000 = New York City These thieves have not yet
been this money has not yet been recovered
rode through the various suburbs of Mexico City in
automobile and found the people everywhere contentedy at
Cuenyaca and talked with Gov Jose PORES there He said
that his had complete quiet for about year and
that everything had settled back into the reguf routine
of civilized society That statement much because
this region had been the stamping ground Of tn terrible
Zpats the most savage ard destructive leader If indian
bandit who sprang up during the revolutionary period
Now however the town of Cuernavaca is in complete quiet
Tue surrounding country, far the eye from
the portals of tire old palace of Corez thriving in the
peaceful pursu:: of agriculture.
! INTERVIEW WITH OREGON.
On my Mexico City, had long and extremely
interesting interview with President obregon.
found him quite confident that his country com
pey and permanently restored peace and order The
just and legitimate objects of the revolution had been
compshed The government had been wrested from the
narrow selfish control of the great landed arstocacy
hu tho
had been substituted with rotation in office instead Of
permanent dictatorship The greatest good the greatest
number the prime object of this government The
people contented because of the liberal social
and governmental conditions They prosperous be-
they received the greater of the fruits of
their industry. Peace based satisfaction with
better condonsrder established upon recognized justice
and equity
| oBREGoN INSPIRES CONFIDENCE
President Oregon is who inspires confidence both
in the excellence of his purposes and in his ability to carry
his plans through to successful operation He has strong
face which porays much force of character but he has
pleasant smile which gives evidence of kindly disposition
and also acute of humor
Like President however he likes to give special
point his statements by joke good story He is
very human He speaks without pose afecation,
but with great dignity and mpressveness He is Of
many sided Abilities successful business man. the pos
of large wealth, brilliant military the most
successful general the revolution produced wise diplomat
proven by his clever handling Of The Villa situation and
powerful executive as shown by his administration
date 1t doubtful if another in Mexico could be
found with all the qualities necessary for the successful
handling Of the reconstruction situation and our country
strengthen President Obregons hands by recognition
and help him in his great work. it would to be
the worst of bad judgment for 1t not to do
HORSEBACK TRIP TO INTERIOR.
President Obregon told that he hoped that would
go not only the big centers where most Americans
went but to Of the distant districts my
AS this also very much in accord with my DESIRES
determination my way back to the United States to
far end Of Of the branch railways and then make