The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
|l[R0 TAKES
||IE Of ARMY
|ITHE BORDER
. Them of His Plans to
mild a New Mexico"
hen He Reaches the
Capital.
hi, BANDS WILL
vAPCH SOUTHWARK
Bernardo Reyes, Now
Hsvana, Being Looked
hon as the Mexican
Man on Horseback. i

||REg; Mexico, May 20.-Standing
pedestal Of a monument near
,ro;e the smoky ruins of the re-
.ttle, Francisco !. Madero, Jr,,
ade farewell to his soldiers and
~ Of his plans, when he goes to
-fity 10 modcrnize the govern
the country and ''bulld a new,
y The occasion was the re-
&sIjon of the insurrecto army OF
.h." comprising the forces. large
Led from Chihuahua state which
. The revolution and lived to en-
= fruits of victory.
..u hundred lnsurrectos romor-
a daShght viii leave for Casas
a under command of General
q 0rozco and Colonel Villa,
rev Troops VIII Remain.
Il troops will leave for other parts
. interior and with the departure
1 PROVISIONAL governors in a few
|nfy 800 men under Colonel Jose
. viii stand guard IN Juarez,
ID Garibaldi, q grandson of the
\ lbcratpr. also will soon leave
swing been an active participant
campaign which led to the fall
.ilz. Al Casas Grandes the main
D ihe insurrectos will still remain
arms. possibly marching TO CHI
y City after President Diaz has
rssigncd
movement Of the insurrectos
G1Sd also is significant because it
|'<pDve from the United States
\ .he main fighting strength of
EyolutiOnists. Casas Grandes Is
rllis south OF Juarez. 1t is the
1on Of 0rozco TO camp there for
y several weeks. or until Abra-
GONZALES formally assumes office
'1slonal governor of Chihuahua,
ding Governor Ahumada.
Impressive Farewell.
gene Of Madero s farewell to his
ss Impressive. About the plaza
lhs blackened walls of the new
*gl palace and library building
aad been blown up in last week s
Further on stretched acres or
1aDdings, mutilatcd and Knocked
Holesque shapes by the combined
federals and insurrectos,
40 rode from his headquarters
ahied by his cabinet and ascend
aeps OF monument of BenltG
'ce leader appeared above the
ne was greeted by shouts OF
I'VE the liberator OF Mexico,
vur next president Orozco and
gPPeafed beside Madero and were
oy their followers. Tri-colored
were displayed by the soldiers
4e mnssed in semi-circle about
& OF The monument. In the
s@ 3 l9-ycar-old boy who was
" credited with having been IN
pattles aud skirmishes.
ao' as he spoke. stood beneath
q sls'ye. typifying Justice, from
ne uplifted hand had been shot
wiring the battle.
Madero's Address.
ny the provisional president 5
y address to his army,
a.efs,' said Madero. "you see
~ sou the terrible consequences
r.a beautiful buildings have been
~ ~ and people have fled in ter
s snelr homes. Many OF you per.
naVe felt the bitter sufferings
sag You hive gone hungry,
IN 'Saed hundreds of miles over
oyserts, often without water
~ ION have shifted the smoke
and some Of you have had oc-
y contemplate death.
my soldiers. III has been n just
sr.soi n Of the suffering that has
mn mn y as nothing to the suf,
"a ''Io Inc result Of this war will
Elit l. y Ers was war against tyranny,
t,olaiofs, | bid you farewell. Il
ri,S in see You 90, but YOU may
"snler hearts than when you
a c,,ek week or so | shall leave for
eSy MY to make permanent the
peace io'Iowed our triumph here
NJ ~ IS finally secure You will
likp% k%iyIiege OF leaving the army
H. There will be no conscrip
uphola army which in the future
8si,Iu,iiahc p INC liberty guaranteed by
81 fu.lon sa19in Of Mexico will be com
and .Siers WIZ who join it from
Inv ,io VINO will receive good pay.
he mn, ines are yet to be done be
nam 'nciplcs for which we fough-
ires o our grasp We are going u
sduca,,, a,,,;ec'ious. Wc are going tc
siye yAuon . aloug the lines whicl
NJ sur people the democratic
ID fba iiee thought and acts tha
hntry minds Of the liberators o
s. goodbye. You have Tough
peas". s. {rnt in vour homes an,
lo' pursuit with your fcj
'inued or Page Two.