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The Forrest City times., 1910-04-15

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The Forrest City times., 1910-04-15
Foleys Kidney
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New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

rra AAss l5Nr PIER II, WALL ST.
kel 81 LINZ Ferry. Bklyn- at noon,
For San Juan. p r.. la Guayra. pto. cabsllo.
~ 1-,Iracao and Maracaioo. via Curacao
sCks DeS. 5 SiPHiLADELPHIA.-D Dec Il
For La Guayra. Curacao and AaTaeaioo -
,r~r Nov o6lMARACAIBO Dec. 10
q iS,trartor Accommodations for Passengers.
BLISS DALLETT & CO.
s,rsr,i Tara.ers. So Wall 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
RSIONa.
CALIFORNIA TOURS I''s::ss,.' ss:ss.
Rs-r,ord q Whtsconnb Co., 2o5 5ch Av. NY
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
David Manner and arother. plairtESs
against Sol Da9ssoerg 81 a. ss.sIaz,,-.
and sale. duly made and entered IN th-
above entitled action and bearing date th.
2ath day Of October, 1e1o. I, ths undersi sled.
the Referes in said judgment named vii s-i1
at public auction, ar the Exchanse seics-
Of Manhattan City of New York. on the ssr1
day of November. 1910. at l. o'clock noon on
that day b. Daniel CresnUald. Aucuonss-
the premises directed by said judgment 20 be
land. with the buildings thereon er.eSeo
situate, LING and bsing n ths Eo-oash o
Manhattan, IN the City OF New YORK, ant
Beginning at a point on the sSr1tf1.riy sd
OF One hundred and twsnty-frst Street. sixty
six feet and eight inches westerly trom IL.
scuthvestsrly corner Of said o1e hundred
ana rEeatv-hrsr Street and First avenue
thence running southeriy parallel with saia
First avenue one hundred and so-- fee, ant
one half of inch To the centre Line az tr-
block, thence westerly along said centre Are
Of the block sixteen feet seven inches thenss
portherIJ again parallel with said Ftrsr Ave
rue and part of The way through p&-rT
wall one hundred and four feet and hair
OF inch the souths-fy side OF One hlT,-
dred aad twenty-frs- Street. rh-aee easrerf.
along the southerly sidc OF One hl1adrsc ane
20 the point place cf hesiEotag- Said
premises being known By the street No SsS
East 121sr Street
Dated Sew York November 2nt. 1910
SAMUEL STRASBOCRCER. Rersrs-
Z & A I. ZINEE, Attorreys fer Pfatrt1s
29o Broadway, Borough Of Manhattal.
New York City
The following is diagram s q e. ths prOPs-.y -.
East fa1st Street
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
HELP WANTED.
rema,S
reE1G,S.

fan,ii, h Ch hEE. fer Staten Island, four in
Lanniy; no laundry; sos Miss Fiizr;araI,l,s 3
SOC ~ 'ie1' Bureau. 500 9th ave; entrance on
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
Rivington Street.

The said premises will lie sold subject TO a
mortgage Of So, coo. 90 which is now lien on
said premises, with interest thereon from June
18Th. 1910 at the rate Of Sc per annum, and
free ana clear Of any and all other Hens.
PARCEL NO. f.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land,
with the buildings thereon erected. situate living
and beIng on the northerly side OF Madison
street in the Seventh Ward Of the City of New
York aud is bounded and described as follows,
20 wit: Beginning al point dis Mt ninety-six
seat easteriv from the northeast .riy corner OF
Scanned and Madison Streets thence running
sasferiv along said northerly side of Madison
street twenty-fpur feet 20 the centre line of a
nartv wall On the lot hereby conveyed and the
fnf 5ext adjoining on the east; thence northerly
PARTLY through the centre ot said party wall and
5ar,IieI with Scammel Street niBety-six feet
tEenra westerly and parallel with Madison Street
tvrrnTv-four feet; and thence southerly and par
stI.i with SeaInmei Strest nlnet1Hsix feet to
Taitson street the place OF point or beginning
said described premises, WITH the buildings
ti7e-aoU - known and designated No. 3i5
@aSison street New York City,
The following Is n,,rhaT =, ses 10 20
Street New York City;
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
East Broadway

East BrOadWaY.
The said premises will be scid free ard clear
1f any and ell liens.
PARCEL. No. 3.
All those two certain lots pieces or PAGES II
W-ar,7 ~ the City of New York, and known as
NUMBERS So and SIS Pitt Street, which taken To-
gether are bounded AMI described as foito"s: &c
e5npfnr al a point on the easterIy side or Pitt
straaf dstart eghty-four feet six inches nor{ber-
" from the northeasterly corner OF Pitt ana nv
;p4ton streets: thence running easteriy ana
nssTI, naraIlel TO RIvington Street one hundred
feet and eleven inches; thence northeriy neariv
tj1enee westerly and nearly parallel to fiylngton
Street one hundred feet and eight inches TO the
sas+ery side of pitt Street; and thence seutherly
along fhe easteriy side Of Pitt street forty feet
and ten inches TO the point or place of begin
The following Is a diagram Of Parcel Nc, to
ha so1d. known by Street Numbers s5-SS Pitt
Street New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
NOTICE OF SALE.

Charles G. MAILER. PLAINTIFF, against Edw
Surviving Executor af the Last VIII and Testa-
nnent of Matthew Mahler, fst. deceased; kath-
[ne sob5 Maaet "Ie st OF saa Tys Maber
Matthew Matthew Mailer. 3rd: Josephine z: Mailer anIe
Savings Bank. Defendants
In pursuance Of an interlaeutory Judgment OF
partition and sale duly made and entered IN me
above entitled action and bearing date the oth
day of November, 1910 I. the undersigned. the
referee in said judgment named. will sell at pub
Is Vesey Street, in the Borough of Manhattan,
City OF New York, on the 9Th day Of peeeInbe.
1910, at IL ociock noon on that day. eg Jossph
P Day, Auctioneer. the premises directed y
said Judgment TO be sold, and therein described
PARCEL NO /
All that certain tract of land. With the In
Boroush and CONT Of Queens, City and State
Of New York and being lots numbers 81, -.
number IS as known and distinguished on q
map entitled Map Of 161 Lots Of Ground STU
ate in the Village Of Astoria ensens COUNTY. 47
veyed April 1870, by P. g. Van Alst, City sur
reyer" and fled in the Office Of the Clerk Ct
described as follows; Beginning at point IN the
northwesterly line of Ninth Avenue (AoqHen-
seven feet ana six inches northesstsTiy froIn ne
northeasteriy line Of Jamaica Avenue as SHOWN
aIIei with sad Jamaica Avenue one hundred and
forty-hvs feet aud FIVE and on9-half inches 10
the southeast.riy line OF lands OF George PeIT-
erov: thence running nertheasIeriy and along
lands of George PoTaeroys about one huncrei
and thirty-seven feet and six and nne-nalf
inches To the intersection of the northsasterly
line Of said lot number IS with the southeast
eriy line Of said land CT Georgs PoTaeroy; aad
thence souIheasterly along the northeasterly line
Of said lot number 3S one hundred and forty
tive feet Eve and one-eighsA inches 70 me @ north.
zotithHesterly along the northwesteriy lire on
Ninth Avenue one hundred and thtrty.ssven feet
T. The
The following is diagram Of Parcel NO. &C
bs sold:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


,7---rf .F,F2 -I-sesui: first class. ,ot sf.rid Of
,so~g: $sU-SsJ; cltg OF country three vears' sz-
e-iient references Industrial Agency. II West
4ad 81 -----
F5F-,TT E.R German; young n-.s r.e..,retent;
cd ctiy references OF second afd valet: any
vbere Julien Agency, a West 4es - Brl ant
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f,,--r5 .V.R and USEFUL MaN-Th,ro,.,l,i,- sI-
erisgse9 ei.y e fpioyls i2s4lEs gooa Tsssnqss,
Miss as,.tTsnce on 43d -. Nlis@u ~" CO.
[,r-.7T E-R. VALET English: TsiI-.,,---.-fe,f
I74,istgorthy; takes tuii ehsrge, hsbest refer
ence; city or eous.ssii u.asii 1'ien Agency ~ West
- rP NALET-Bnglist; tbcre.-.,-7---. -.z-a,i-
u excellent references. e 81
si"st; So TTItzC5eralds EHpiorr,. 2t cob''ll .
500 .,se entrance on 42d st. l' bureau no
- EcFsIaN. GRooM-ss tcf-la,eT,csD sin
GLE uaersfan10ss ersea1 sriTer ho5s.5 .5'rse carriages
harafis Si,sisg useful necessary reiisfi e9iDeT wiling
arfy country prtfesrsd bes. r..srso.e
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
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N--th Avenue.

Ninth Avenue
The SAID premises will be sold free and clear
of any and all lieps.
PARCEL No. q
All that certain lot. piece or parcel & o. laHu and
with the buildings thersen, sitlaIeI iylLs Sew
YorE and now known and designated as ~ NS
one hundred and six 106l East Brosdeas +| 81 eeai
hsif' narr OF certain lot Of ground known eli9
distinguished map or char t+st es t of fas aendrc4 a
Tg1L{gars deceased (which said map or copy
sfo asd in the EN- 9ee and Of ths entg RSss'zNS ot New
Yev,5 Nv the number (5D ifty-one sHa con
an and is 0qg5asd as fol2wr sorery eaiie Har
49,, efreet twenty-five feet: easteffy ey tot .So'
70 fty~txo on said map sixty-fye tset' aorsh
Ely IsN ff+v-ons on said map tTenty-nVe
saet ee and westerly by lot No (5o) nifty on sald
+-'Tp faIIowng is = diagram Of Parcel NO 20
he sold; known by street numoer i'o H<'
Broadws7, New York city
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
Madlson Street.

The said premises Will bo sold free and clear
u r'ated p.s New YORK.. November Tth, 1910
JOHN II VAN NOSTRAND. Referee.
r ~ MANLEY. Attorney for Piaiptln, IQ3 3rd
ST Long Island city. New York.
EMF = p RATHGETER, Attorney for Ira G.,
Darrir, guardian al litefn for infant defend
ants Matthew Mailer, Srd, Josephine Q.
Mahler Helen y. Mailer AMI Grace E. Mah-
Ier 246 Jackson Avenue. Long Island City
York
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Isaac Ginsold- Plaintiff against William Ly-
man. et al, DeTeldanrs--fn PURSUANCE OF a 1uc&-
meut Of foreclosure and sale made and entsrst
day Of September, 1910, ], the undersigned
Referee in said Judgment named. will sell at
public auction at the Exchange Sal.=reou7s
Numbers 14-16 Vesey Street Borough OF Mar.
November 1910. at II o'clock noon that DAY
BY Samuel Marx. Aucticnser. Ihs prelntz-s
directed by said Judgment To be sold and rneretl
described is as follows: All that certain plot OF
County Of New York, bounded and described -
follows: Beginning at the corner formed bv TIE
intersection OF the Scutheriy side OF OTc hundred
and eighty-fourth Street with the Easterly sos
along the easterIy side Of Broadway seventy
five feet seven and One-haf inches 20 POM
distant seventy-four feet and eleven inches
southeriy from the Southeriy side OF one hur6rst
and eighty-fourth Street measured aions a bEie
drawn at right angle. 70 said One hundred and
eighty-fourth Street. thence Eass-riy parallsl
with One hundred and stghty-tourth ss-esl
nfnety-two feet nine and fve-ctshths inches 20
a point IN a line drawn paraliei with and distanr
five hundred and thirty feet westerly from th.
Westerly side Of 50. Nicholas Avenue measured
along d I4as drawn at right angles thsreto.
thence NOrtherly. parallel with 81 Nicholas Ave
nue.. seventy-fOur feet and eleven inches 70 r-r>
Southeriy side OF One hundred and eigney-foUr-li
Street. and thence Westerly along the same on-
hundred and three feet one and five iynths
inches 70 the point or place OF eeStnrtns
Premises To be sold subject % prior trsL
mortgage made to secure the principal OF
S77 900 win, the unpaid interest THEREON
Dated, New York. October 2sth- 1910
JOSEPH ULLMAN, Refsres.
IEvENTRITT. COOK NATHAN. Attorney.
fcr PLAINTIFF. III Broadway. Borough %
The following is a diagram OF tbs property 20
Be sold.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

-@--7-P-TSTNf5 MAN viii executive ability, to
-ske charge Of sales deFsrtnleIt: s@'4i si'''''-
- faeezcv4 Fiatircn Building
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

LA InIes of laundry work; shirts, collars,
c,,ffs, : vears1 reference last employer. A.
STisE f+zsar9 lbs Bureau 6G3 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

Magnificent s. S. Arabic"
ieaTes Feb. 4. rates $500 up,
including shore excursions; Il
snchantinC days, stop over
nrivtfsxes. Round World Tour
ian 25: Trans Siberian, Mar,
"a riviera in Jan. x Feb, and
30 European Tours. specify
,ro~ran desired. FRANK C..
CLARK. Times Bldg New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

,,r7- ,,1rD GarTnau, experienced, good
LAJ1 30, , , s,reT and packer; city or coun-
try; best references; wasea go Wast saI lang
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

/ 4T-N-TpFSS -Ffnnish very competent: young,
! ,sat willing citv preferred; WAGES $50: good
- francss Julien Agency, Al West 42d So.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

sIENoGRAPEER wanted, beginner considered
! Bright and energetic; nigh school preferred
CAL Monday. 70 10. RoeIn 1.696. $50 Nassau St
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

TAT=VTP PFSS-Competent: shirts, collars, enfIsi
frien5 kitcheunlaid do heusewerk: good
saa11e-rsss. Teference O. K. Morrows Agency,
-of I .,.-t-,rtnr ave. COY 6SLh st.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Cuisine and Service Une1-
o5nO3 S[ celIed Very Best Accom-
j hVsSSS moGations.
linz str Q ". Morse or Adiron-
dack daily (Suuday except
To Albany ed1, Pier 81, y r., T. II
New Str TROJAN or
n61}7SAS RENSSELAER,, Pier 46 Mr.,
O5jtkGnO P NJ daily Saturday ex-
lENE eeptedl sunday steamer stops
k.NS at Albany in either direction
To Troy Direct rail connections at
Albany and Troy for points
Sorfb East and West. Horses and aatomo-
hiIes carried AZ reasonable rates
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

.-----,T,r,.. --scoteb Protes.ant: very good
1s3,1,7yeSe and chambermaid; very willing and
good naTured. coed references tianerty ;
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
REMEDIES.

TUOROUGH, PERMANENT CURES in cases
of BLOOD PCssoN. NERyOUs DEBILITY.
BLADDER COMPLAINTS an kindred dis
Eases. relief at once in dangerou. cases. recent
or old; those desiring only nrst eiass scientins
treatment should call. Dr. BoNSCHuR the veil
knoxu speclali.t 50 W 5eth St Hours v-1. IA
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

Y0T-%r; MAN "A; intelligent, executive ability;
: ears clerical experience. desires 10 make
change. six years with present employer; refer
- Eox So Trihure once.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.

I42D ST. 5I2 WEST-Unusualiy pleasant, large
and small rooms. connected or otherwise;
steam heated superior beard: Broadway subway;
Audubon. En75 w.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

INFANTS NURSE nTss fiass ref
,,et91e,5t ranev s73 18th ave Tel, Gi22-Mad
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

= apD>lFP -Americar. single man: large
small place; understands horses, cows. pout-
try grounds honest, se5eF; Al referencei state
wages you viii pay. address Box do Dafien'
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
s4th Street

The appro2irats amount of the lieB or ehagr-
20 satisfy which the above described property y
be sold IS s2435s. =. with interest thereon
from the 9Th day OF Jgly. 1910, together with
casts and allowances amounting 70 Aslt- 81, 70
g-tner with the expense or this sale rh- sp-
proxiTnate amount of the taxes. assessments aod
water or other liens 20 be allowed 10 the rur-
chaser OUT og the purchase money paid BY
Referee l. IS s.S. s5 and interest
Dated. New York. October esth. 1910.
JOSEPH CI.LMaN. Esrercs.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
FAHRE LINE

The French Mediterranean Line.
8x,res-NapIes-yilie he--Marseilles-
.Santi Anna Nv 2s,1 PM Roma - Dec. 10, PA
Madonna. Dec. 3. 3 Pm Nenezta.. Dec 2s, PM
-EAIfS FOR BOSTON NOV. 23. p NJ
-RIYIERA-FRANCE.
SpeciaI Winter Voyages >. :. SAINT ANNA,
Jan IS, March 4. Apr. Is. Making ali calls
All steamers equipped with wireless
JAS W. EIWELL j. CO, g. A II state ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

t,r--rrpp ard VALET ~ eat tall Swedish man
o. -ftst Lttft butler; understands his duties fhas
e&GeilSi. Si..-icTIv sober anu reliable: e~celIo+ e+
o,Ias e1gIlas; stsrherss Agency. TIC Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

an 't>h flt. TOR city, four - FANNY 49,
s - ol-al its- Miss FITZGERALD EnIpio. HIsfil
-" 9TH A.. eHIrsnce On l2d ST
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

OIyPLE.--Erench: competent butler, valet;
Iady's maid, ehamberInaid or pariornaId :;
written ano personal Teconlmendatio tions for hon
esty and sobrety. Couple, 40 West 44th ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

- ,S9.5s NJ RsE.-Midde aged woman: ex
/ lsFA FAs.H>,,,ed reliable: can take fuli charge.
/ peT itttfsrenc-. can seT- Il, l., Box lai 617
4 tfb
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

KTT57T7F9;1TATD- Lady closing her G house wants
mace for good girl: $50 MISS shea Agency.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

Housekeepers. governesses' nqSssry goveTnesses
tsiuLses' Tiso .o, Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21
pIIcTNES6 CHANCES.
TYPEWRITlNG AND TYPEWRITERs

1t 7T1Tl VISIBLE - Nassau ST.; catalogus
free all makes IA ken part Pc Inent: BARGAINS
in T7ndervs ouGs rseH1ingtons. Drivers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

- TI7Is7I reliable North German
LADY MAIl1.-> srssks French English; best
rflIncsr sr $40 osterberg Agency 7l6 Lex
.--....-..-.. fnll plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-11-21

The approximate amount cf The lien -
charge, 70 satisfy which the above described
property Is TO be sold, IS ssveu thousand tro
hundred forty-two and 1f-t00 (s7.e42f1i.
with Interest thereon from the Oath Day o.
October, 1910. togetfe- with costs and ALLOW
ance amounting 10 s315 A. with inter>s. frc-1
October 18th, 1910. together with the ex
pensss Of ths sale The approximate amount
of the taxes, assessments and water raESss O.
other liens. which 70 be allowed 20 tho
purchaser out OF the purchase money, o. paid
10 the Referee, Is $3.50 eo-1ee and interest
Dated. New York November 2nd, 1910
SAMUEI, STRASBOTRGER Re<erse
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-12
FRANCE WANTS STORK
TO QUIT IDLENESS

PARIS, June ga series of meas
ures designed to stimulate the birth
rate in France was introduced in parlia-
ment today.
They include the imposition of addi-
tonal military service on bachelors over
20 years of age, making obligatory the
marriage of state employees who have
reached the age of 20 years, with sup.
Elementary salaries and pension allow
ances for those with more than three
children, and the repeal of the law re-
quiring equal distribution of estates
among the children.
The dislike of Frenehmen to divide
their property Is frequent cause OF
restricted families, according 90 those
who have made a study Of the subject.
The proposed legislation follows the
recent publication Of statistics showing
that the population has been increased
by only 100000 since 1851.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-12
- s. IS =

his right and missed, then landed
wicked right TO the jaw. Hoao fol
lowed with straight punch to the jaw
and hard drive to the stomach, rush
ing Mccullough to the ropes. The sol
der went down on the blow TO the
stomach, but it only looked serious for
an instant. When he got up HOao
rushed at him, but missed and the sol
der missed a swift uppercut as the
gong sounded.
Both men opened the fourth with
combination of right and left swings
and uppercuts. Hoao landed repeatedly
on the soldier jaw and his body while
the latter got in several welts to the
jaw and an uppercut.
In thte fifth Hoao landed a right
to the jaw, a left to the face, right
to the body and swung right and
left to the face which was by
this time all covered up by McCol-
lough's hands. Mccullough landed a
right to the face and an uppercut in
this round.
In the sixth Hoao kept following up
the soldier with quick punches to the
face and landed repeatedly on the jaw.
Mccullough swung twice to the jaw
and missed and three uppercuts went
wild. Both were motionless, looking at
each other, at the end of the sixth.
The soldier tried hard for knock
ont in the seventh, but couldn't con-
meet. He rushed to it at the start,
missed an uppercut, but got in good
punch to the body. He tented with his
left and swung with his right, but miss
ed. He tried wabbling about as though
he was all in 10 lead Hoao on but he
didn' t. Then he jumped in and fought
with a fury until the gong sounded,
Mccullough swung with his left and
urnercut with his right in the eighth,
missed both and fell down. Hoao swung
for the jaw Just as he went down, miss.
ed and jumped over the soldier. Hoar
landed one on the jaw and repeatedly
scored jabs to the face.
Hoao went after his man in the ninth
and landed a couple of lefts to the jaw
Mccullough missed an uppercut and
landed n right to the jaw. Then Hoac
rushed the soldier to the ropes and boih
missed two furious swings
Mccullough slammed right and left
in the tenth and landed hard on the
face while Hoao kept jabbing the sol
dier in the face necessarily.
Hoao got the decision.
Ike Yedlin from the cruiser Cleve
land did not show up and one of Denny
Crowley's own shipmates from the Chat
tanooga, husky fellow by the name O.
! Charley Lowrey, went the six rounds
with him as the first preliminary.
McFadden announced from the RIM
that Jack Cordell and Pat Cornyn would
fight at the arena on the thirtieth o:
this month.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-07-12
ALL ELECTORAL
VOTES FOR
DIAZ
Aged President Of Mexico Is
Formally Chosen for An
other Term.
CORRAL is ALSO REELECTED
No Trouble Occurred in Any of
the States Of the
Republic.
CORRAL is ALSO REELECTED

CITY OF MEXICO, July 1.-THE
electoral colleges of every State of the
Republic of Mexico have cast their
votes for the Diaz and Corral ticket,
and the aged President is once more
seated for another term in the execu-
tive chair. No trouble was experienced
in any of the States, notwithstanding
threats made some time ago by some Of
the Presidents opponents that his re-
election would be the signal for riots
and possibly for the outbreak of seri-
Gus revolution.
Porfirio Diaz has been President Of
Mexico since 1877, period of thirty.
three years. If he lives out the present
term of six years for which he has been
elected, he will have served as the
executive head of the government for
thirty-nine years and will then be
eighty-six years old He was born in
Oaxaca, September 10, 1880.
When Diaz was reelected to the presi-
dency six years ago, it was announced
that he expected soon to retire. He did
not, however, and it is probable now
that he will remain President of the
Republic as long as he lives.
Senior Corral, the vice-president, who
has just been reelected, is the man So
lected by President Diaz to succeed
/ him