The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-03-12
Post Impressions.


Alas One is compelled to admit that
it is as futile to single out and groom
Villa Blows Up! any of the present contenders in
Mexican rumpus, as a possible medium
through which to work out the pacifca-
ton of that sadly stricken country, as it
would be to the city of Cleveland Ohio that John D.
will be immensely pleased to accede to the request tax
gaherers and hand his check for twelve millions In
former issue took to horoscope and
the conviction that all things considered Villa gave signs of
being logical mantle strong dependable personality up
whom could center expectations and desires rid
Mexico OF Huera and his rule and for time you admit
that things looked hopeful Now the Benton Incl
a D ana your make the air din
only solution Of this guns Vera Cruz
your bayonets on the Rio Grande"
" This gentleman needs introduction
to readers You have only @ bark
MIR. Creeman on back to the late unpeasantness with
the Job. Spain and the holocaust at the Balkans
to recall his vivid and mastery chroni-
the press Those of you who have been Mexico City will
remember the Cafe COonthat light airy and picturesque
building with its air of the bouevards which on the
right of the circle which rings that masterpiece of sculpture
representing the Aztec warrior Cuahtemoc with uped SPEAR
if defending the entrance to the PsEO REFoRMA
beautiful and noble espanade which leads the foot of
nightly orgies in that precinct of bull fighters and harots
derng cult the brandy stepped chief magistrate the
nature revotsa feeling that if laid in
your hands, would at unleash the dogs of war"
Vera o Cruz and put it, stop to it. WE hope that Cpeman will
its environments but that he will find possible push them
analysts whO entire strangers actual conditions and
Tins the palladium aded out by bostered PRESS crowd
columns of the papers with ridiculous Let Mr.
Creeman for instance, the activities of his researches
to the state of Guerreroo mention only of those which
furnish the scenario for the Zpatss From C1PANC1NGo
BRAvos it's capital to Acapulco the coast he would
be overwhelmed with material support of the
Mexico be governed against ITSELF other Words the
H possible restraining agency sthe mailed fist Porro
Daz himself at the heghth CT his failed to entire
H subugae and dominate that region The best he could do
emporize with hem pacate Felipe Ner whose
long held the desnes of that of the
Ner in his acity governor of the state called
upon by Daz report the federal capital Nes reply to
the chief of the nation If you insts my coming
make provisions for three thousand of my ruraIes
called the nviaton three thousand Of those wild
dams of Guerrero who sit their horses like Cntaus and han
die sabre and crbne with remarkable degree of proficiency
than match for the six thousand odd who
forced into the ranks and constitute the defense of the Mexican
capital
-7 This is only one of the many angles of
the situation which must appeal om-
Task for the nously to the Washington officials as
United States they facing the tensve
which each succeeding day brings forth.
and in which all of those that posted
but result There the least doubt but
Admiral Fletcher, with his Marines before Vera Cruz
could General yos feat and break through all oppo
sJon into Mexico City, fact considering the exhausted