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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29
CORRAL NO VYVRA MUCHO
TEMPO
Probablemente le sucedera ell &c,
s neral Reyes.

Ramon Corral. Virn Prrsiden,
to de In Repnblica Mcxicana. nc
vlvIra largo tempo. Sn muertc
podrh rctardarse muchas semanas
y aun varios meses. pero I'm can
Ger del est6mago nina cada dfa
sIi ser, acerando vioientamcnte i
su fin la carrer'a de este rico hi.
10 de Sonora, segnn asegura un
americana residente on Mexico.
qulen actualmente &c encalentra
On San Antonio.
Cree nj mismo tempo que no
hay mucho luear q dlrda en- cl.an
10 q In persona qne dcha suceder.
le On el alto cargo de In viee-pre.
tesae sle Mexico. degignantlc
como probable successor de 81, al
Oral. Bernardo Reyes. ijastante
popular en- Mexico. quien al mis-.
mo tempo parece llamado & ocu-.
par el lugar de Diaz en- I'm futsl.,
ro. duiza no lejano.
El Gral. Bernardo Reyes. como
es hien sabido. SO enclentra ac.
tualmente en- Paris.
"Ciertamente" dice Mr.. Saun-
ders. "que es la persona de refe-
rencia, "ning1n otro hombre on
Mexico, serfa designado 4 oc1l-
par ell alto puesto dc que sc tra-
20. con mayor beneplacito del p1,e.
bio, 10 cnal no qlicre decir que
no haya EN- Mexico ning1n otro
hombre capaz v & prop6sito para
cl desempeiio de esas atlas fun.
clones gubernativas. sino or@ SOW
dc opinion que Ia gran mayoria
del pueblo mexicano insistiaa en-
que ell successor dc Corral sea Re-
yes.
I1ene enemigos. como todos los
iiombres los tienen, pero Ell mime.
70 do sus enemigos es relativamen
to pequeflo comparable con el de
sIs partidariOs.
Reyes no es reyolncionario. /"
continua Saunders, "y sornren..
derla 4 toda la Repnbiica due Sc
diiese Que 81 icvantaba Ia mano
contra IN administration de Dlaz.
Seria bienyenido, no obstante, ,por
los Ieyoincionarios, no solo On vir.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29

quina hacia Ia Ultima poblaci6n
citada, conduci3ndolos & ellos 4
bordo del dep6sito de carbon.
LOS INsURGENTEs EsTAN
Tienen caiiones antiques y fabri-.
... can prOyeotiIAs. ..
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29
UNA EgCuEIA M0OBLO I'm
Ell JApON

Hane algl1nos ai1os, dos .est,t..
ttsafltes Iapo1loscs, sin 0stenfaci6n,
vialtaFon los prineipales eolseios
,aIsericanos. d9gpu6a de haber be-
ehO 10 nnismo en- Europa.
Cilando yolyiefOn 4 AN pafa f,m,
.ffsair.,tl una Universitaad Hpara i'm.
parttr edtieacs6n q las i6ve,aea ia.
Ttet'lf sls, efi,ieaei6n quo lee f,er1ni,
bier eiaf1plir satisfactopia,uante
afta 1ehkres de 4naticaps. esp0sag &
1fiadres. aeg6n las ideas ds pr0.
greco que aigtofi las prieipales ma.
clones del fhnnsl0. !" AaS rezaba
81 deeroto imperial de creaei6n.
Aettfalneslto es I'll colegio tla m
ieres mis- gfsaa1ae on III fnundo, III
eIilysiisto lar saeuela uaotielo, III,
leFlos Jos cs@oa, dire an pyofasnt,
sssflaaaae - esfHHta psieoiegia
aalaa1All Y gsne4l, eat6tsea higio.
iae, sllsfai6n Il alifnsat action IL
iss8 ytlfsoal s hiat0rsa de Ys.a belize
HA iEaseTrasio. Il ias aiit4a.
rs ct tesa 4 lsss slsberea eeon6.
Illlosss ds ia essaa a4y9Nnsian & az.
Pissie an hossA
In qae lss sssng as Is,Gesssss
alglsI - assllssasa a1lx1fa sTyFfss.
der faoa0lsp ia nssgEsaa sIetss 81
s. # T. ag
TN agxssz s J. s. s
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29
Ano %. No. 1901
Laguna. Gllzman, Casas Grandes y Cora
litos en- poder de los revo1uCionarios.

Dice un diario en- espaiiol, de
El Paso, Texas. v dc fecha "a del
corrienGe: -.
aver diiimos que habia gran
excitaci6n en- G.. JuArez con mott
vO dc haber informado 4 las auto.
rid'ades y saberlo los vecinos,. e
que varias partidas de revolucio.
narios SO habian visto en- las in
nnediaciones de la poblaci6n.
Ahora, con meiores Y positivos
datos, anrpliamos nuestras noti-.
cias:
Una de laa partidas par6 el trel
dc pasajeros que venia de Casas
Grandes en- el kil6metro 38.
DE aqui Sc hiGo regresar 4 la
maquina v dos carros. previamen.
tie cargados con carabinas 5000 Y
parque.
A los pasaieros 30 les detuvo
el tiempo suficiente & que los car.
ros dichos SO pusieran fuera de
in vista de dichos pasaieros.
Estos no fueron molestados en-
10 mas minimo.
Aver & la una dc Ia tarde aa-
li6 de G. Judrez el tren ordinario
para Casas Grandcs, conducien.
do pasaieros.
Cuando cl trcn lego al kil6mc-
tro 50, entire el Mesquite Y Media
nos. el mamiinista par6 el tren
porGue divis6 unos rieles rotos; SC
baj6, v vic que la via habia sido
alii volada con dinamita.
La via fu6 compuesta y cl t.en
aigui6 stl viaic al Sur.
Cuapdo lego al kil6metro O.,
entire Ieiia y Conei0s, se encon.
tr6 otaa yez la via dinarnihadA.
i III de Il aasi6n is1.
forrn6 III Conductor que todos los
pueYates dc la via. del kil6metro
81 & GuzmAn, habian aido destruf.
dos por los revolucionarios, incen
aiAndolOs. Y los do fierro volados
con dinamita,
El tren Sc vic Tornado 4 regre-
sar & 6. Juarez.
pronunoiamiento de L. Sierra de
Xa0apoagtla.
"La Reforma Social" peri6di.
go de El Paso. Texas, p1blicA en-
su edici6n del diat "a do los cor
rientes, an telegfama del tenor
sig1liente:
Puebla, etc. Todos los pueblos
dc ia Sierra de Iacapoaxth sin
exception. So han pronunciatio con
tra el Gobierno. Como $4,000 sofl
los pronunciaAog.
Para one 1tlestr0s lectores ulte no
conoZean Mexico, especialmense
el Estado do nuebla, ton0an una
idea de la importancia del tele-.
grama anterior, los informaremos
10 siguiente:
la Sierra dc NaeaDoaxtla esta
sltuadn entire los Estad0s de Pue.
R9a & Hidalgo.
Z Sats poblaciones tienea, como do
cioiatos mil iiabhaates el yalor de
hos zaeap0axtlas es temerario.
ptIes ellos ftseron los que. al man.
do del Gral. NAgrete, eontril,uve.
ron I1iAs q liz dcrrota dN los fran.
ceaes en- Pnebla. v an las revoln.
cioIles do Mexico. loa quo han re-.
ss,teito 81 dominic del Estado do
puUblR.',
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29
Tel6fono, 1889
.Notas de Mexico.

Falleci6 en- el. Saltillo 81 Lie.
Jacobo M.@Aguil4's persona ven.
ia Josamente conooida en- Ios, efr-
enlos forenses de la Repdblica Me
Nicana.
LII semaIIa paaada fne fUsiia,.
90 en@el interior de In carecl tRa
Belem, el fanoso v sangriento ca.i-
mlnal NegretS. conOcido baio el
apodo dc Obi Tigre de Santa ,Ju-
Liza" =
---En otno de los cllartos del
Hran Hotel" de In citldad de Me-
xlco, a1licid6se en- dias pasaklos TN
mdlviduo de nacionatidad espa-.
nola llamado Emilio Perez, tiispa-
randose tln balaz0 EN- la boca. Par
rece que ell stiicida era responssa-
BILE de una c1lantiosa estafa V el
tenor de caer en- man0g de la iug-
t1cia 10 obhg6 & tomar tan tre4-
menda res0lucidn. >" u
-~ContinIa bastante grave Ell
Sr. don Aten6genes Silva, Axzo--
bispo de Michoacan.
I'm peri6dico de Puebla, dk Ia.
noticia de que Sc ha 3evantadn en-
aquel Estado un gr1po de revoa-
tosOs que eStAn dando qushacer
al Gobierno.
Ell entrante Enero so abrira
en- Mazatlan una Esc1lela noetur.
ma para obreTos. ".a
Los cOmerciantes del Estad6
de Chiapas SO han dirigido al
Ministerio de Hacienda de M6xi-
co, suplicandole intervenga en- eI
asunto dc Ia circulation de none
ola guatemalteca en- Chiapas, Dor
periudlcar & los intereses del CO.
merciO.
En- 9. Juarez SO ha organiza~
DO recientemente una Camara de
Concrete con caracter de indus.
trial. agricola y minera. q
~--Se esta estableciendo en- Chi
huahlla el servieio de telegraffa
tnalAmbrico. FL ctial sera de grsarb
atSxilio al Hobierno afioru eyrfa
los revolucionarios han corha<fO
los alambres tle communication te-
Iegrafica en- diyersos p,.ntos de g.
quel Estado.
-SegGn los datos de establish
ca, La RepIblica Mexicana tiere
qttince millones de habitantes.
---Ha sid0 nombrado Official RTa
yor dc Ia Secretarla de Rr1acio-~
nes Exteriores, en- ia Capital dc
Mexico. el Lie. Carlos Perciyal.
--~Se anuncia que en- Enero dol
aIio entrante. toreara ei famog0
Gaona Ell los c0sos de Monterrey
y dc Torrc6n.
:, ---Nueve oas0s de fiebre amarj-
Ala Sc han dado on 81 Lazareto de
Merida, Yucatan.
Fin Venegas. sittiado entire q.
linaga V la estaci6n de Falonir.
los reyoltosos tuyieron un sneucaa
tro con las ftierzas del Gobiern0.
Los federales tnvieron solamcnts
tti1 m1erto Y el eItctaentro Sc rsIti.
10 q simple escaramsiza.
En- Ia Hacienda de Arag6n.
del Distrito Federal de Mexico,
ha surgido nm nnevo i herrrIoso
geiser, de veinto metros de attn.
ra y mas gr,Ieso quo otros due
ON adneila misina region s,,rgie-~
ron Y desaparecieron repentina~
mente. stt
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29
El Paso. Texas.
Mi ntlerifln a,sninn.

Quiza esta sera In Ultima ve2
que te envia por medic de una
oarta. tn amigo. I'm estrecho abra.
40.
Mafiana nos batiremos con Las
fnerzas de la ien0minia. Mariana
los soldadoss del Dietador cruza..
ran sl espada con los hombres
de 10 libertad Y es muy possible
que ei que esta to escribe malera..
pero vi este lie toca serti una glo.
ria Y caera con Is frente maly al
ta.
Como detalle cltriosO de los pre-.
iiminarcs to notieeio que acortta.
ron rI1lestrog iefes enviafles 4 los
soidad0s tres vaeaA, seig borregos,
400 gallinas Y como 6 Ismcah,g de
iltleyos. para que bien alimantadta
algllraa yez an su vida. Sc batan
trtafialla siqtiiera con aliento para
hacef asf mas refitdo el conbate y
como consequence rnas aianiOaa III
victoria, pOrqaIe trilmfaremos. te
10 flsagltro. me 10 dice ell corns6n,
] al enyiarles el obserli, due te
digo, 10 flvisanos nj general Ma.
yarro que 10 tIStcarfauioa ON al
llaa1o, ca la aierra 8 do,ytle 10 on
eontrAsemos, pltas aalam0s on eg.
tos 1InyrnettOs tTlt, te escribo. Ya
ssta oset1r0 Y no yeo hi las rayas
dei papol. Atliosl Ifaz I'm fscuer.
40 dc tn amigo de la ir1fan..
ella.
TSe ss1nda mi hermano Julian. =,
Asf tratan los inMargefatesg il yoa
fcderaleal como 4 llernanos COM
padeeiendo 4 los pobres soldalos
del oi6reito & qplenes obiiaan 81
derraHiar Ia sangre tse glta proa,ioa
hernanos.
lsl lloeho ds engiarlea Ios royo..
auctOnaFios los ali1nenfos do ci,,a
sstF'ocfan, pttes 40 tanfan los SOL
etlelos fsi sasa, en m raago de ta4sI
Sublime herosoisiAi o,le habla
Is.uy alto III nrO IL Il lssA reys,4
ialt.lsF re re faanoa herofco Isl
e haols5 da pr ontae bataI1a 4 Ioal
fesleaEss aIn dsele Nayasso M.
isfa 81 81 llano 4 ia Il aISff
enAaasps fh en II cassaa tssl pssaI
sslp Am hag ~ ta4goa ds Il Ii.s
heFtad eEs saaa ~ sgasx
- 60 81 vfA M
S
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29
San Antonio Texas 1910 Fundado Pablo Cru

tud' Gle sus proezas rnihtares. sino
tamblen por slls grandes Y reco--
nocidas dotcs gubernativas que
10 han granieado gran cr6dito Y
popularidad. "
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29
lCoronel fuera de combate

III Coronol Guzman fue heri.-
do en- la batalA de NAL PeDso, el
domingo pasado, Y su herida ID
lncapacita por ahora de continuar
tomandD parte activa en- In rre.-
sente sRampaiia, que cada dfa sc
presenta mas formal. "
Sc ha dispuesto que sea reem-,
pla2ado por ell Coronel Samuel
Garcia Cu6llar, ouien se ha pre-.
Sentado oportunamente al Gene.
raj Hernandez para recibir 6rde.
nes.
,Durante In allsencia deI Coro.
mel Garcia Cuellar. fungira como
Jefe INFERNO del Estado Mayor
de Dlaz. sl hiio. Teniente Coro--
mel Porfirio Dfaz.
Acompanan 4 Garcia Cuellar al
Coronel Alfredo M. Tom.ea, a,lieal
subtituira nj Mayor Vito Alesio
Robles, herido tambi6n en- Nal Pa
so.
lnmedlatamente desptes del
aftribo dc estos oficiales & Chi.
hnahua. SO presentaran al GraI,
Hernandez. { acknowledgements re,
elbirAn 6rdenes para marchar 4
BustllIos. d0nde Sc enc,lentra cs,
tacIonadO cl sexto Battalion.
lSl env1O del Cor0nel Garcia Cine
llar al lugar de los Dresentes inn,
portantes successes militares es CIe
gran significaci6n. Dues nadic ie.
nora que este Jefe. es hombra 4
quien el Presidente Diaz dispenss
eonfianza ilimitada. Creesc a,,f
lleva la mission de investigar per.
sonalmente el actual estado 6o
e0sas dol Estado de chihuahua
asi como la eficieneia v conduct II
sfie Iaa tr0Ta sarl 81 &, s.tns. s. Z
investigaci6n rentiira un Da4te do.
taitado al General Diaz.
6eSuerzos para Navarro.
Chihuahua, Mexico, Die 27.--.
Via El Paso. Texas). Sc tienen
lnformes de fuente semi Official
referentes 4 que los refuerzos n1,e
satieron de aquf la serrlana Dasa.
da p0r el trcn para marchas. rum
DO al rancho San Antonio, espe.
raban reunirse al Gral. Navarro
en- Pedernales hoy.
No ha hahido en- estos dfas n,,e
VoS encucntros, exceptuandose i'm
tlroten dc avanzadas que no oea-
siofl6 III I'm solo herido. Los fetle.
rales estan on Ia creencia dc
que los itsurrectos han abandona-
do NAL Paso, No obstante no
Sc atreven 4 entaar al oaii6n de
ESQ punto. .-~'
La sitttaci6n sigue l1amando on
gran "rnanera la atenei6n ptblica
Y el Gobierito realiza ahora o,,c
esta frente una yerdadera rcvo.
Lnci6n. la cl1al, do ser sofocada
costara la p6rtlida do numerosas
Wlttas Y no pocos fondos al Fra.
rio Naeional. 4
Cuando 50 efoctie In reunion
con Navarro, los federalea con-.
taran con una fuerza do $500
nofnbatientes ape brbner 4 los re
pelaes. Estos, sin embargo, : es.
tan reforsandoso diariamente,
5.sasa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29

Bl Sr. Ricardo Berronsa, desea
informes acerea del actual para-.
.dero del Sr. Candela1sio Romero.
.quien en- Julio del bresente afi0
se encontraba en- Del Rio. Texas.
Mueho Sc acradecor6 TODD ingor4
me une diriian al int6resaslo, h
lit Dorado. Texas, Box 1000 #
1 m. 11-2a*1fl.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29
CARTA DE UN REVOLUCIONfs n
RIO

Dice "El Pas0 del Norte" Ia
siguiente: .
A continuation transcribimos
llrsa earta ds un Teyollcionar;;g
tltae Fsvela ssaa gglllsse e toklz ,or,se.
ba v ,rn heroisn0 extraordinariS
SO ha dirigido & Tin amigo s,lyo Il,
visnera del combate dc "Cerro
Prieto" Y nos hizo el favor de
prestarnosla para sn publication
Cerro Pneto, Diciembre 10 do
1910. 4
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29
Reloj Bueno \ Barato!

n n teclDo de cAnc0 pesos SO le oitvlarA 8 I'd.
#Un emoso reloj, para caballero; la GAIA en-
gchapAda en- orc Sy garantiz izada por cinco amos:
liaAquina americana de clase regular. Estos
relcjes se venden on otras parties por dies
pesos. Dirfjanse sus pedidos a: Sra. ZULEMA
Ps De .Cruz, Staten "a, 2O5 S. Laredo Street.
San Antonio, Texas. 5
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-29
Loa aealslantea de apiaoI6n.

Ha proportion tIe academies On
feroplano. relacionasio con 81 nfs-
moro do aviatlores i lag dtstsn..
.cihs QUO recoprRn. es a4aclto me.
nor lie II dna gonegalmense ~
cree. Asf ID ha dsiaostrado So
rean sn una repni6u tla iiagert;e-
rt,a clyllea seg6n los datos reu-
rides hasta q esatro do Novlom-
bfe, u eonisi6n dc Ayiaeit,h ,ie1
Aero Club dc F'raneIa, entSpgd
tfeseientas liseneias + 81 nlmape
sc Rilos0a Y appendices llg6
ehrea III auinsontoa. IL ios efsafea
|sol0 han peeoeitIo aeia.
ssse- s.
E.el lssals 6 IN liatoria 81 Ass al.
e'o1aeA e dasernslns. sso 81 d eas,l.
II u bathlla eisao 81 sl hss
- b ones qass q Is yfsssss
- 81 n IS ~ .
81
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New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, AUGUST Zo' 1'lo'

in American history. In his brief attempt at
an analysis of his character and qualltieS ol
leadership he ingeniously suggests that MS
success so far as it went, was largely due to the
very defects of his qualities.
Polk was the first dark horse in American
national politics. "Who is Polk?' was a slogan
of the Wings during the campaign of 1913. ana
they generally asked it with an emphasis that
only the heat of party feeling can explain, III
not excuse. The diary suggests revival OF
the question in it's expurgated form, Who and
what was Polk? The dry, methOdical objectivity
of this diary furnishes decisive answer We
must assume it's sincerity, the fact that it was
kept from day to day for his own use. without
afterthought of ultimate publication; we learn
from one of it's early entries that it was begun
chiefly to keep a record of the statements OF
James Buchanan, his Secretary of state, whom
he distrusted from the first The man one dis
Germs behind these pages is Unconditional, unin-
aginative, methodcal, narrow supremely sure
of himself and of the right and justice of his
course and views. inaccessible to counsel, de-
termned to be his own master and the master
of his Cabinet, short-sghted, and an expert in
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

practical politics, which, indeed he considers
throughout the only possible cause and ex-
PLANTATION of opposition to his policies His view
of his contemporaries in public life is not q
high one; individually and collectively, he opines
Congress knows not what patriotism means
and seeks only personal and party advantage
Thus he says, in one of his many notes on the
Oregon boundary question:
The tru IS tat in all this Oregon discussion
IN tne Sena~,, too many Democratic Senators have
been more concerned about the Presidential cleo
Oregon either at 49o or $40 4O' "Forty-eight'' has
been with them the Great question and hence the
DIVISIONS IN the Democratic party. I cannot but
observe the fact, and for the sake of the country
deeply deplore 1t. l viii, however, do my duty
whatever may happen. I viii rise above the in
tereSted factions in Congress, and appeal conf
IDENTIFY to the people If God grants me
length of days and health will, after the explra-
t1on or my term, give history of the selfish and
corrupt considerations which influence the course
OF public men, as a legacy to posterity
James Buchanan is the bctc noire of this diary
No finished literary artist could plan and SLOWLY
work out more consistent character sketch
than is presented to view in these entries
jotted down from day to day. The dark un-
pleasant portrait is drawn without a single in
consistency. AS the editor observes in his pref
ace. this delineation of Buchanan deserves the
attention OF historians. One accepts it for the
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

five closely written volumes, remained in the
possession of the Polk family until 1901, when
1t was purchased by the Chicago Historical So
ciety. His widows desire that it should
be used the basis of a life of the eleventh
President of the United States was never real
lied. George Bancroft Polk's Secretary of the
Navy until August, 1916, and thereafter
Minister to England made a beginning of the
task late in life but died before he could carry
it out, his transcripts of the diary passing into
the possession of the LenoX Library. 1t is this
transcript to which American students have had
recourse until now.
AT last the diary is published in its original
form by the Chicago Historical Society, which
has given it admirable dress, clear and rest
full in Typography and quietly dignifed in bind
ing. The editorial work done upon it is of the
simplest and is guarantee of the trustworthi-
ness of the text. Even misspellings are retained
and Mr.. Quaife has taken scrupulous care to in
dcate his emendations, called for by obvious
mistakes or hurried writing, with brackets His
annotatiOnS comparatively few and most
of them, exceedingly brief. Mr.. McLaugh,in's
introduction is mainly favorable review of the
diary; Mr.. Quaife's biographical sketch marshals
the main events of Polk'S administration in such
way as to lay emphasis on their Importance
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
POLK
His Character as ShOzcn IN HIS
Pirate Diary.


THE DIARY OF JAMES K. POLK DURING HIS
PRESIDENCY. 1845-1S49. Now first printed
from the original manuscript in the collec-
tions of the Chicago Historical Society Edited
and annotated by Milo Milton Quafe. assist
ant professor in the Lewis Institute of Tech
noogy. With an Introduction by Andrew Gun
ningham Mclaughlin, head of the department
of history of the University of Chicago. With
portraits. Crown Svo. vols, xxi. 49S.
494. sos. 462. The Chicago Historical Society's
collection Vols VI-IX. Chicago: A c. Nc
Clurg & Co
The diary of President Polk covers the period
from August 26, 1845, to June 2, 1S4e practi-
caly the whole of his administration, with at the
end few brief closing entries concerning his
departure from Washington and his journey to
the new home at Nashville, Tenn. There he
hoped to spend the remainder of his days in
tirement but there he died at the early age of
fifty four. on June IS, 1S49 only a little more
than four months after his release from the
cares of office. The diary, consisting of twenty
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

The proverlial smile of the Cheshire cat was
well known in this country even before Tenniel
made his inimitable sketch of that vanishing
grin so that American we'll English read
ers will be interested in a statement made in
a recent volume on Cheshire 1t appears that
the provcrb is inexplicable. Why, when and
where it nobody knows, and the reason
for its wide popularity is little known.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

A CONFESSION OF JEALOUSY.
BY WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR.
Jealous | own it. | was once
That wiCkednesS | here renounCe.
| tried at wit it would not do;
At tenderness, that faird me too:
Before me on each path there stood
The witty and the tender Hood.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-10-27
Whoop'er Up for "Wag"

Say now fellers won't ye listen
AS we mention that an this 'un,
To little bit o. common sense
Before you mark your tag?
On the spot for States Attorney
There's q youth brave true an learny,
And whose name we sometimes shorten
To the appellation "Wag."
He's clean 'un, don't forget it
And his opposition knowing it,
Are up against snag.
They seek to fool the foolish ones,
Don't bite upon their poisoned buns,
But use your own good judgement boys
And cast your vote for "Wag."
Ways man, that's all there's to 1t
But it takes some votes to do it.
When the best of men you place
Upon the policy tickle nag.
And the field combines agin' us
Trying oh so hard to skin US
So let's whoop her up boys, one an all
Yes whoop her up for "Wag." Prof.
Mendenhallin Cot tlonwood republican.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-10-27
FRANCIS P, RYAN

Francis p. Ryan, Nominee yfo
the subject Of this sketch Falls
old where
grssive that baeheway
after completing
College (which. hono and hearing and
which
his home turned his and for number of
has been prominently identified with business and farming
Stanley While the
important position the Bank Midland he
with others has the joys ando hard
ships and pleasanr incident holding downof homestead
north of Midland
In June 1909 he quit the life known single bedne and
Benedict being Ors,
but short time became the father bright little daug
ter and this happy family nicely situated commodous
cottage which they have recently in Midland.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-10-27
For Sheriff

Insinuations have1been made in
this neighborhoodlby thel political
enemies of1C.:E..!C .!Coyne,.. republi-
can candidate for sheriff, Ito the
effect that he: was. obliged to re-
sign fromnhis position as county
gamelwarden on:account::o alleged
irregulartiesl.::of. which:::'he was
guilty in connection with that Office.
Certain it is that man who spreads
lying insinuations of that charac-
ter..is not worthy of the most hum
BILE position within the gift of the
voters. We have thoroughly IN
vestigated thissmatter..and can sss-
sure our readers that there is moth
ing to it but rotten politics. Not
one single irregularity can be
found in Mr.. Coyne's record as
county game warden. We think
our readers have found us fair
enough on political questions to
believe that we would have defend
ed democrat under like circum-
stances quite as we do our repub-
lican friend. Don't believe any
lrregularity story about Coyne. for
we have disproved the insinuation
by personl investigation. and know
whereof we speak. Coyne, As we
stated and believed Mt the begin
ning of the primary campaign. is
a clean. wide awake, bright young
man of whom, should he be elected.
his electors will have no occasion
to feel ashamed. Whether YOU
are democrat or republican, you
will make no mistake should YOU
cast vote for Mr.. Coyne.
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