Mexico's Dilemma
Mexico's Dilemma
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There is no doubt abont the truth of this latter statement, but the companies maintain that if the fields were in the hands of the Mexican Govern- ment the government could maintain a strangle hold on the Allies — and Pelaez, they declare, is pro- Ally, The oil companies want a status quo until the war in Europe is over. Then, and per- haps sooner, the real fight about Tampico will be- gin. This part of the Mexican problem is not settled.
But on the surface of things in Tampico there is not a r...ipple. Pelaez cannot come into the city and the Carranza forces cannot go into the coun- try without a fight. No Man's Land separates the belligerents here as it does in France.
The I. W. W. and the Germans are taking ad- vantage of this chaotic situation, and they are preparing for eventualities. Some day there will be a clash in the oil fields or in Tampico, and when that hour comes the world will learn whether Ger- many's ally or the United States and her Allies control the situation.
Further trouble in Tampico or in the oil dis- tricts will benefit (Jermany directly because it will affect the oil supply of the United States and Great Britain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no doubt abont the truth of this latter statement, but the companies maintain that if the fields were in the hands of the Mexican Govern- ment the government could maintain a strangle hold on the Allies — and Pelaez, they declare, is pro- Ally, The oil companies want a status quo until the war in Europe is over. Then, and per- haps sooner, the real fight about Tampico will be- gin. This part of the Mexican problem is not settled.
But on the surface of things in Tampico there is not a r...ipple. Pelaez cannot come into the city and the Carranza forces cannot go into the coun- try without a fight. No Man's Land separates the belligerents here as it does in France.
The I. W. W. and the Germans are taking ad- vantage of this chaotic situation, and they are preparing for eventualities. Some day there will be a clash in the oil fields or in Tampico, and when that hour comes the world will learn whether Ger- many's ally or the United States and her Allies control the situation.
Further trouble in Tampico or in the oil dis- tricts will benefit (Jermany directly because it will affect the oil supply of the United States and Great Britain.
What to read after Mexico's Dilemma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl W Carl William Ackerman to read onlineMoreLess
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