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Title: The Forum
Year: 1886 (1880s)
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Publisher: New York, N.Y.: (Events Pub. Co., etc.)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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And any Americanteacher whose feet became chilly could warm them actuallyby walking home! Philippine teachers couldnt do thatacross half the water in the world. Oh, it can be done if wewant it done! Do we? Or shall we sit still while murder, robbery andoutrages go on—until England sends a fleet and an army andcleans up the opposite side of our street? Or the Germans,with their vast new colonizing schemes, turn Mexico withinhalf a century into a newer, more determined, more ruthlessand terrible Vaterland, right here in our own continent? TO AN AVIATORBy John A. Mills Sailing away with no thought of care! Leaving dull dreams to the earth below.Sailing away on a sea of air, Knowing such thrills as a bird must know.Higher, and higher he winds in flight; Farther, and farther till out of sight;Till the purring sound of his engine dies, Swallowed and lost in the maw of the skies. AT THE WINDOW ON THE BORDER Help to find qood situations for thereturned soldiers GIVE THEM BACKTHEIR OLD JOBS
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PERSHING:—Shall I go back? Prize Cartoon by William Bengough, Chester Springs, Pa. MILITARY PROTECTORATEFOR MEXICO THE VIEWPOINT OF A NATIVE TEXANBy Hon. C. B. Hudspeth (Member of Congress from Texas) I AM in favor of establishing a military protectorate inMexico to save the lives of American citizens there,because experience has shown that only when our khaki-clad boys cross the Mexican border in pursuit of Mexicanmurderers is there any degree of safety, even for those ofus who do not live on Mexican territory but at El Paso justacross the Rio Grande from Juarez, a Mexican hot-bed ofrevolution and attack. There are those who, enjoying the privilege of Amer-ican citizenship appear to defend the Carranza Govern-ment of Mexico, and insist that Carranza can starve thoserevolutionists into submission. While there may be political intentions in some of thediscussions of the Mexican problem, personally I have onlyone fault to find with the Democratic administration ofMexico. The latter ha

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