The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17
BURNING DEAD BODIES
or MEXICANS
Continued from page L.,
Mexican situation With TAFT, but
when asked "A to his own views saiass
am against Intervention In Mex
leo. That Is AL Lave to say"
! Burning Dead Rodiaa

Burning Dead Bodies.
MENic0 CITY, Feb. lit Censor
ed The earliest possible concius
ion OF the bloody war between
President Maaero'e forces and those
LOT General Disk WAS hoped fol
by both sides today. Madero be
ltevinE he could wipe out Dfaxs force
aaxiously awaited assurance from
President TAFT that the United States
viii not intervene. Dsas was. hoping
tAat Ambassador Wilson would recog
nise him and his followers as the
real government of Mexico.
| Dead bodies OF additional soldiers
and citizens this morning filtered the
streets about the arsenal and tbs
national palace where hundreds had
been burned yesterday to prevent the
spread o. disease. The burning Of the
bodies took place during the armss
stioe which WAS deelsred by both
armies At o'clock Sunday morning
Peace WIS sgreed upon for "a hours
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shan nsne Aours.
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srmsssice and Ne agreed 10 1t only
after being pressed BY the ameass
sdors and ministers OF the foreign
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