Heartily yours,
W.H.P.
FOOTNOTES:
[38] This was another manifestation of British friendliness. When the American excitement was most acute, it became known that British capitalists had secured oil concessions in Colombia. At the demand of the British Government they gave them up.
[39] Mr. Nelson O'Shaughnessy, Chargé d'Affaires in Mexico.
[40] Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre.
[41] Colonel House succeeded in preventing it.
[42] Senator Augustus O. Bacon, of Georgia who was reported to nourish ill-feeling toward Page for his authorship of "The Southerner."
[43] Probably an error for John Reed, at that time a newspaper correspondent in Mexico—afterward well known as a champion of the Bolshevist régime in Russia.