Pancho Villa

He threw the country side. Well one day, Pancho was trotting through the woods on his favorite pony when he saw a villainous outlaw hold up a train and robits passengers and kill the engineer and chalk up the sidewalks.

At that moment, little Pancho swore to fight for his people, so he studied hard, ate all his supper, and in a very few years rose to become an illiterate peon. In no time he managed to return to the land of the poor and give everybody who wanted one a sparse education.

When news of his successful reforms reached President Diaz in the National Palace, he was so impressed that he had Pancho executed. Thank you, Story Lady. Next time, boys and girls, the Story Lady will describe the National Championship Hila Monster Racing.