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EDITORIAL PAGE
BIT VAFTKK HUKKTA, WHAT
Iu the opinion of PresiOeut Wil
son anil Secretary Byran, says the
Cleveland Leader, the root of the
troublo 'with Mexico lies iu one 111:1.1
—VIctoriano Huerta. Tlu< aduiiirs
tration theory appears to be tli
i£ thi3 person is eliminated from
the situation thero will fce uo fur
ther difficulty in dealing with the
unfortunate republic south of the
American frontier.
-It is a view which explains fully
thq attitude of the President and
hia advisers iu respect to the
Huerta faction. • it is enough to
justify those who can bold such
beliefs In using every means
their command to force the down
fall of the "provisional president"
or Mexico. If one man stands be
tween that unhappy land Pud pear
he ought by all means to be driv<n
out of power and if necessary into
exile.
But it is difficult 10 discover
sound reasons for this faith of the
President and his official family in
the ability of the Mexicfia to i>1; <•
their couutrv in a safe and pros
perous positron, even with Huerta
banished or dead. It is difficult to
discern any foundation for
favorable an estimate of the pos
sibilities of the Mexican nation.
■ Before the fall of Madero no one
had ever heard of Huerta except
as an army officer serving-the
authorities, as in duty bound, lie
was not then a power iu Mexico
or a factor in the fortui.es of ti
country. But Mexico was torn by
civil war, nevertheless, and stead
ily going from bad to worse. There
was nothing in the conditions ex
isting before Victoria no Huerta
came into prominence 'o justify
the hopeful views of those who
think that the removal of any one
man can bring peace, order and
Overcome Alcoholism or
Vice Will
Overcome Race
3y Dr. CHARLES W. ELIOT, President
Emeritus of Harvjrd University
The increase of insane and
CRIMINAL PERSONS IS
LARGELY DUE TO THE USE
OF ALCOHOL. FOR THE LAST
TEN YEA.HS MY STUDIES HAVE
LED ME TO LOOK MORE CARE
FULLY INTO TEMPERANCE THAN
EVER BEFORE.
These studies related to the ter
rible effects pi
alcoholism in
increasing the
number of the
feeble minded,
insane and
criminal in our
American com
munities. Some
what more than
a year ago I had
a long opportu
nity of observ
ing the differ
ence between tne wuite rnce ana
the Japanese, the Chinese, the In
dian, the Malay and some of the
Mohammedan people in regard to
susceptibility to the alcoholic temp
tation.
NO OBSERVANT PERSON CAN
TRAVEL THROUGH THE EAST
FOR A YEAR WITHOUT BEING
SHOCKED BY THE MANIFEST
TENDENCY OF THE WHITE RACE
TEMPORARILY RESIDENT THERE
TO DESTROY ITSELF THROUGH
ALCOHOLISM. THE LESSON OF
THE EAST IS THAT THE ALCO
HOLISM OF THE WHITE RACE
MUST BE OVERCOME OR THAT
VICE WILL OVERCOME THE RACE.
Location Notices, placer auc.
Quartz, 50c. a dozen at the Dall>
Alaalcan office. CI.
j the supremacy of tlie laws.
'The fixod purpose of the Presi
dent has been to'bring such pres
sure to Honr upon Huerta as must
undermine his power, and it seems
highly probably that th^ adminis
tration will "get" llaer'.a, as he
i iehly deserves.
liut after that, what? What
promise can there be of peace or
order? What reasonable hope will
exist of safety for the foreigners in
.Mexico, to say nothiu^ of their
property rights? What grounds
has any official of the United
States to expect conditions along
I lie Mexican frontier which will
permit the reduction of the Amer
ican forces tiere to the ordinary
size and stop a considerable drain
upon the United States treasury?
The President sees Huerta as he
is but does he allow himself to ac
; cept the full truth as to Mexico?
lie tells congress and the country
ihat he earnestly hopes that "itt
:o circumstances" can this country
, he "forced into war with the peo
ple of Mexico," yet governments
must deal with governments. There
is no way for them to go behind
the officials who represent the peo
ple of Mexico, or that part of the
people lu control of the machinery
oi the stato. If the expected
rliuiuo from Huerta to some other
chieftain with a »>'43itti?' hod or
dubious title leaves the conditions of
.Mexico as deplorable as it is now
what will Mr. Wilson do? How.
can lie avoid war?
Huerta is not the wh le problem
::t Mexico. His downfall cannot
olve it or remove its causes. Tlio
iea'. question before co:.gross and
' ho country is whether any cure
can be effected by the means the
President proposes using and
whether, in the end, anything will
avail short of the ruthless surgery
CHILE'S HANGING GARDEN.
Wondrous Beauty of Santa Lucia Park,
lr> Santiago.
j Santi. wiili its -!UO.<)00 of popnla
j raiso, is the capital of Chile. It lies
I in a great amphitheater forty miles
long ami eighteen miles wide and Is
i included by walls of lofty mouutalns
covered white with snow. Outside of
| Rio de Janeiro. 110 capital in the world
has :i finer situation Standing in the
central plain, it looks out on one side
over fertile flelds. sloping toward the
; coast rouge and on the other it looks
up to the gigantic Cordillera 19.000 feet
above it. furrowed witli deep glens and
! covered with snowy wastes.
There are beautiful drives and parks
and pleasure resorts on every band.
The Alameda Avenida Delicias. 600
feet In width, runs the entire length of
the city. The finest private bouses
l'ront on this wide boulevard. They
j are built in Spanish style with court
yards l till "of liuweri tmu shrubs. The
clt.v has sixty-seven miles of electric
car lilies. Most of the streets nre pav
ikI with asphalt The policemen carry
swords. The clt.v has an alr^of law
and order. A beautiful park was given
to the city by Senora Isadora Couslna.
it Is called the (juinta Normal.
But the park of parks In Santiago Is
Santa Lucia. For striking and pictur
esque beauty ft is scarcely equaled
anywhere else in the world. It Is n
steep and rocky hill rising WW feet
right from the center of the city. The
original scanty soil has been a ided to
by skillful gardeners until It lias be
come an exquisite park, lifting Its ver
durous masses like a hanging garden
high above the city. Flowers, mid
creeping vines trail over rocks in wild
profusion. Fountains glimmer In the
sunshiue. marbles gleam against the
green. Grottoes invite yon to their
shade and winding paths allure the
traveler to the very summit
Here, at the top of this green rock, a
splendid vista of the city lies at your
very feet Yott hear the bum of tratllc
and the buzzing wheels of commerce
and out beyond vou see a fertile plain,
while on the far horizon the mighty
summits of the snow capped Andes cut
'heir silhouettes against a sky oi blue.
Beautiful lor situation is Santiago,
unique ami fortunate in its Santa Lucia
park.—I'etet McQueen in National Mag
azine.
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Doan's Kidney Pills several yoan
ago."
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