Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-08
A FINE III MEXICAN

AS events L soon likely % give uefd OdffdnZa mcfeaS-
ed prominence. it is interesting to note that the chief of the Mex
lean Constituencies in the field appears to be a Democrat as
well IS a patriot. lie refuses all offers of mediation, says the
New York World. He does not want allies. His only request
is for arms and ammunition, and he has money to pay for them.
If Mexico is ever to have a free and stable government it
must come through the Carranzas and Maderos, whose profess
sions at least re correct. The suffering and sacrifices which the
present revolt has involved will not soon be forgotten. They are
the price most people have paid for their liberty.
If Caranza were a mere freebooter he would be glad to lean
upon somebody else. If he were only a brigand he would cheat
and lie and steal in order to get help. lie asks nothing but an
opportunity to buy munitions of war, and with this equipment
he promises to be in the City of Mexico in ninety days.
Nobody else in Mexico promises anything.
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Whenever the Germans get Disguised with the government
they call an election and hit the government with a vote of non
confidence the government continues business at the old stand,
however. Il is similar to the way the United States busts the
Standard Oil trust. They bust the trust and the trust goes right
ahead and never slips a cog.
The kids of Tonopah r having some real old time sled
ding and the officers have considerably suspended the toll of
the curfew bell till IL each night, sc that the children can have
their full measure Of enjoyment. Their elders n not missing
the fun either, for they are on hand in great numbers.
In almost every town in Nevada there Is an element always
bowling against California, but nine times out of ten it is mem
bers of that element who when they get a hundred dollars to-
gether make for San Francisco or Los Angeles to spend it.
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1t has remained for a n experienced New Yorker to find the
cabaret as an institution that has taken the rest out of restaurant
and put the din in dinner. Nashville Southern Lumberman.
NoNtd IHdu ICCltCS a w SuIuSuOu UISphtcH. cOIecI-
ed a lot of free samples at the purefood show, - which indicates
that the resourceful man has more than one way of keeping the
wolf from the door-Boston Transcript.
But how could the Frogressives have expected to win in cleo
tons in the United States when the party is in South America p
jacksonville, Florida, Times Union.
Late returns show that Tammany saved one coroner, who will
come in very useful in viewing the remains, when found.-Phila-
delphia North American.
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Latest society dance is the "NIexican.' Idea is to make as
many revolutions as possible-Wall Street journal.
General luerta may observe that whoever put the will in
Wilson made a thorough job of it.-Columbia State.
MIR. Bryans dove of peace seems to be growing claws very
like N eagle s-Charleston News and Courier.
The big banks don't object to fiat money when they issue tie
fat-JacksOnvilIe Florida, Times Union.
The detectaphone is all very well. but wait until thew invent
an alibiograph-New York Evening Sun.
The final touch remaining to be added to the Peace Palace at
The Hague is peace-Cleveland Leader.
Now that we've got a Mexican policy, Huerta will need al
accident policy-IOuisville Times.
Between Huerta and the deep sea, Felix Daz preferred the
latter-Coumbus Dispatch.
Popular young Man Dies Your advertising placed in the Ev
A death which has cast a gloom ening Appeal will reach the neonI
over Gold Hill and hc civo ccurradt and brine rae1<.