The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-06-04
p ost Impressions.
A. Presented From the View Point Of Marco Polo
The choice OF the famous old Clifton House, the Canadian
side of NIAGARA Falls the Meeting of

The choice of the famous old Clifton House, Canadian
side OF Niagara Falls as the meeting place of the meda
ors will re-awaken many old
les. Standing upon its terraced eleva-
mo "snoeso'A bridge and afording grandiose piano.
ramc view of the American Horseshoe
falls from its wide deep piazzas and
sheering parors all that could be wished in furnish
the right setting for the conclave which will
much nothing Twice destroyed by the ravages of
fames has on both occasions ren from its
gayee have become famous throughout the world just
and Typ
tic cataracts Mars takes possession, and the TRUSTING
nook books and shades h f gambling halls Island and corridors the
honeymooner who perennay have made the Clifton the Nee
ca of June brides-steps down for the time being.
Remarkable indeed the article appearing in last weeks Satur
day Evening Post by Mr. Blythe vocng the Presidents
victions and contemplated programme r-----
in the Mexican question But it may
through the fact that the nation at Thing"
large had the high aims of the execu-
tive, in working out solution of the ---
perpexed problems involved should preclude an
early recrudsence devastating struggle in the unhappy
nation In this column took occasion to predict that the
tended beyond the question of the suffered
IampcO. That be sad the entering WEDGE
constituting an ample provocative which no self ma
ton could ignore but the greater questions involving the m
ture of that nation which arising with the apdy day
to-day events automatically makes extinct the original demand
navy therefore, will remain in Mexico until the problem
worked out History will give just credit to the great apostle
Of humanity who was quick to seize an incident which, in the
light of events would have served recognized
for the despoaon of offending nation and turn it the
of salvation for long suffering of humanity Al
together there denying the fact that matters assuming
down the bloody drama the Rio Grande The
victOn abroad that the sterling at the White House
about to be indicated Huera himself at bay and his
stand places faith in the uncompromng but patient man.
who with conviction but declines the of
Mammon Well knows Huerta, and we'll knows Mexico, and
the world large that this nation through spokesman
the White House, will do the large thing Recall that
already record this Let cite China witness
of
tribute imposed the Boxer intervention when closer
than those of surely be trusted
her avowed purpose do the thing toward the whom
she views with neghborly regards.
There be extracted ALSO The enterprsng gngo
- coupe mean the chap who assured
Capt. Rush, of the Florida, that he
Rascality the knew of parties who possession
Wake of the FLAG of large of fire arms and Civ
an escort of four blue jackets, pro-
ceeded to the store and home of
Spanard and demanded five thousand pesos price
for the safety of his e oherwsehe made sweeping motion
with his toward the rifles of the jackes-he would
him shot the spoil Of course the ackies knowing
Spanish innocent of the fact that they were really
partners the plot BESIDES the clever pantomme of the wide
awake aforesaid gngo led them think that all proper
The Spanard to the demand which his nation
atty has suffered time and again at the hands of both factions
Mexico have taken it matter of course and
5000 pesos The Spanard complaining his friends about
the loss advised the American authorities with the
result that aerward his restored to him and
the perpetaor of the oense safely behind the bars Para
phrasing the familiar quotations Commerce follows the flag
the metropolitan journals ask: docs rascay follow the
fag?" But the incident proves you the opportunities
which the unsettled of country that
looking for openings and quick to take advantage of