...capital must look somewhere, he observes, for protection and security. " No European power," he adds, " can intervene for such protection without adopting...the United States would deem wholly inadmissible." Why inadmissible ? Why should it be inadmissible that any power should be invoked by the Colombian...

...policy on this subject, consistently with the rights of the nations to be affected by it. The capital invested by corporations or citizens of other countries...a great degree, look for protection to one or more ot the great powers of the world. No European power can intervene for such protection, withont adopting...

...surrender of this control to any European power or to any combination of European powers. . . . The capital invested by corporations or citizens of other countries...inadmissible. If the protection of the United States is relied upon, the United States must exercise such control as will enable this country to proits national interests...

...policy on this subject, consistently with the rights of the nations to be affected by it. The capital invested by corporations or citizens of other countries...inadmissible. If the protection of the United States is relied upon, the United States must exei-cise such control as will enable this country to protect its national...

...policy on this subject, consistently with the rights of the nations to be affected by it. "The capital invested by corporations or citizens of other countries...inadmissible. If the protection of the United States is relied upon, the United States must exercise such control as will enable this country to protect its national...

...nations to be affected by it. The capital invested by corporations or citizens of other countries in snch an enterprise must, in a great degree, look for protection...inadmissible. If the protection of the United States is relied upon, the United States must exercise such control as will enable this country to protect its national...

...nations to be affected by it. The capital invested by corporations or citizens of other countries in snch an enterprise must, in a great degree, look for protection...without adopting measures on this continent which tbe United States would deem wholly inadmissible. If the protection of the United States is relied...

...with the rights of the nations to be affected by it. 2. The capital invested in the enterprise must look for protection to one or more of the great powers of the world. No European power can be allowed to intervene for such protection. The United States " must exercise such control as will...

...South America as will protect our national interests." The President said furthermore: — "The capital invested by corporations or citizens of other countries in such an enterprise must in great degree look for protection to one or more of the great Powers of the world, and no European Power...

...policy on this subject, consistently with the rights of the nations to be affected by it. " The capital invested by corporations or citizens of other countries...the great powers of the world. No European power can interтепе for such protection without adopting measures on this continent which the United States...