The Saturday Evening Post, Vol. 193: November 6, 1920

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Excerpt from The Saturday Evening PostMost people are acquainted with the former, who is the only one known to the public, while but very few seem to get on speaking terms with the latter. This trait, I may add, characterizes other members of his family. For example, his brother Don J osé, the ear-schoolmaster of Huatabampo, is likewise a twofold personality who gives of his best to very few. I have listened to scores of ordinary conversations between Obregon and his political friends and supporters, as well as to his ordinary table talk, and I have often wondered at the amazing difference between those two psychological aspects of the same individual....