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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
TEAM AFTER TITLE

Coach II. G. Richardson of the Salt
Lake nigh school expects to have a
championship track team this year He
has a large squad working out in the
Eaton gymnasium every afternoon after
school, II everything goes we'll, "Heine''
intends to take his team to the coast
TO meet Stanford,
II the bad weather continues he will
not be able TO get the men at work on
the campus In time TO have them IN con-
dition for the spring vacation. Several
veterans are out and there are some
new men showing class. Fitzpatrick, who
is one OF the best men in the state at
440 yards, has decided TO race that dis
tance this year. This probably means
that the west siders Will capture first
place in this event. fitzpatrick was cap
tain OF last years baseball team and is
one of the best all-around athletes in the
school.
Rydalch is in fine condition and Is ex-
pected to get the hammer throw,
Earl Wilson. who made a reputation
for speed on the football team this sea-
son, will try out for the Sprints.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
THUGS TORTURE
HELPLESS WOMAN
Threaten to Poison Her Baby
Unless She Reveals Hiding
Place Of Her Money.

NEW YORK, March 4-Robbers tor
tured Mrs. Harry Jacobs, wife of a
postal clerk, by binding and gagging
her tonight and in her presence offer
ing her 16-months- old baby slice of
bread spread with poison because she
would not reveal where she kept her
money, according to the story she told
the police,
After binding the mother and tying
the baby in its high chair, Mrs, Jacobs
said, the three men took q bottle
marked poison from closet where
drugs are kept, and poured the con
tents on a bit Of bread. The mother
was told she would see the baby die
unless she gave the information
wanted,
"Nod your head if you Will tell us, -
one of the trio said to Mrs. Jacobs as
he held the bread out to the child. The
baby knocked it to the floor They
repeated the offer and the baby again
refused the poison. Abandoning this
effort, the men searcvhed the apart.
ments. A pocketbook containing S23
was stolen, and the thieves left the
house before Mrs. Jacobs could release
herself and give the alarm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
BUILDINGS BILL
SIGNED BY TAFT
Says, However, That He Was
Strongly Inclined to With
hold His Signature.
WASHINGTON March mas,

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Despite the
iaGt that he signed the public buildings
bill today. President Taft sent to con-
gress with it a memorandum stating that
he would like TO have withheld his sigma
ture. Mecause of many projects in IL
he held 10 be meritorious, he added, he
had decided to approve It.
There are In this bill items agsre-
eating perhaps half million dollars that
ought not to be In it, authorizing the
construction Of public buildings In towns
too small 70 Justify them" said the
president, 'and OF that ground, for the
purpose OF giving emphasis to my Views
on tho subject. l should like to withhold
signature from the bill. But the Bill
contains authorizations for Improvement
go important in the development-and I
say the unduly delayed development-of
the city OF Washington. that I cannot
bring myself 10 defeat such worthy pro-
jects.
"The bill in Itself contains certain re-
strictions upon future appropriations of
a; similar kind that may tend to prevent
the vicious pork barrel feature of bills
OF this character"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
VARSITY HAS HARD
GAME NEXT FRIDAY
Aggies Are Formidable at
Basketball, but Not
Lucky.

The narrow escape the university
basketball team had in its game with
the Logan Aggies last Friday night and
the subsequent victory of the Loganitcs
over the b. y. II, quintette has upset
expectations and caused a little un-
rest among ti-o varsity men. II has
Just dawned Oh the east benchers that
IL was mighty lucky for them that they
heat the Aggies the other night, II
they had not the TWO teams would now
stand even az far as games are con-
cerned. and the Aggies would have the
advantage of playing the next game on
their own floor,
AS IL is. though. the varsity played Just
good enough game 10 nose the Aggies
out, md now has the pennant cinched.
However, the varsity boys are anxious
10 win the game Friday night In Lo-
gan. The Aggies are equally desirous Of
winning, and playing on their own floor
VIII give the varsity men the hardest
game OF the season,
After their second victory over the
,. Y. U. the varsity fellows sat back.
feeling that there was nothing TO worry
prestige TO play the Ageies, The Ag-
had all the pep stored up that had
been generated In the whole season The
result was that they came 10 Salt Lake.
and on the varsty's home floor. played
them 10 standstil
II the Assies can't beat the varsity in
Logan. they will likely play so hard a
game that the Salt Lalsers will need a
weeks rest before starting the big Sc
rles with Colombo university
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Charleston Race Results.
BY International News Service.
crrlprrcr>OE G - N.x.L r...-

CHARLESTON, S. C. March 4.-Today's race
renults;
Flrst race. throe furlongs-Ave. los (skrvini.
Ia TO 8, won: Manner. III tGoose), 10 .. Sec
ond; ColorS. i0S tMartln), 10 TO !. third. Time.
a7 20. Pat Rutledgc. Stone Hedge. Sonny Boy
and Buisar also ran.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-Ethcl-
brus H.. III (skirvin). 10 10 ], won: Ella Grano.
1I6 (Donler), to l. Beconds Counterpart. Ill
(Jackson). S to !. third. Time. 1;10 SIS. Ancon.
Mama Johnson, Clothes Brush. Terra Blanca aud
joaquin alBo
Third raco. five and half furlongs-Martrc.
l0s tMondop). even. won; Strike Out, 10o (Abcrt).
10 /. second. Tiny STim, Iot tMontour). to
L. third. Time l:I0 SIS. Hudn's Sis,or. Island
Queen. Clintop. Inop!yed and Alderman Chico
also
Fourth race. five and n half furlonss-v!ley.
102 fMontour). lS 10 ;, won; Frank Hudaon. 95
twolfe). TO :, second; Right Easy. lo5 Do-
ronde) TO 6. third. Time 1:0o 20. Golden
Egg aud Glen Beachey also
Fifth rncs. seven furlousv-Beuodic,lns, Iie
(Ober). to I. won: Gaznant, los (ausgrave).
TO 6. second; Pretend, los CMondon) TO l,
third Time. 80 80. Little Ep. Detect Tho
Squire. Tony W. and semiQusver nlso ran.
Sixth race. seven turlongs-cynosurc. lo2 DRY
crr). TO l, won; Camel. 113 tGrnnd), to ). Soc
ond Chiffon squsw tssnidcr. TO /. third.
Time, 30 40. Grace BIC: Lady sybl Blanche
Frances: Wood Dove and Sweet Owen also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
DIAZ SAYS HE
CANNOT RETURN

MEXICO CITY, March 4.-Porfiri
Diaz, former president OF Mexico VIII,
was deposed and exiled by the Nader,
revolution. tonight cabled to Minister o
war Mondragon. I'm reply to the latter
invitation that Dia2 return TO Mexico nm,
assume command OF the army, as fol
lows.
Am deeply touched by your cable
gram and cannot express by graft
tude to President Huerta, to Won
and TO your generals and high off
GERS Tor the undeserved honor of re-
questing my return to active service
and place OF honor In the pation.J
army. My physical energies are loo
exhausted to permit OF my accent
Ing.
My purpose in resigning from public
lie was 10 preserve what LITTLE
strength still have left II. how.
ever. the fatherland needs it for its
salvation and its autonomy, for thai
would gladly give my life.
with my thanks 60 my sincerest
wishes that President Huerta, viii
the assistance Of a patriotic and in
telligens cabinet. may quickly regain
peace TO the honor OF the arnv and
the Mexican people.
POFIRIO DIAZ,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
FAIR SCORES MADE
IN BOWLING TOURNEY
General Changes in the Indi-
vidual and TWO-Man
Leaders.

TOLEDO, March "A general change
was made in the individual and two
man leaders IN the American Bowling
congress tournament today. While the
rolling in both events was not consid-
cred by the officials as exceptional, the
work OF the men was consistent and re-
suited in good scores in most OF the
events.
In the individual class A. Marsh of
Springfield. ILL., climbed into second place
with a mark of 65l, George Paltz OF
Madison, Wis, tied with S. w. c. Rich
ter Of Chicago Cor fifth place. with a
total Of 64d.
In the two-man events A. Haas and
C. Carr of Fort Wayne. Ind, and II.
Hover and c. w, Ashley OF Sioux City,
Ia. tied for second place, each team
with a total OF 124T. G, Jackson and
III. Moore OF Fort Wayne. Ind, went
into fourth place with mark OF 1890,
a. Haas of Fort Wayne went Into Sec
ond place in the all-evenls class by his
consistent work. His total for the nine
games Is 1894.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
READY To ORGANIZE
FOR EXTRA SESSION
Caucus Will Be Held by
Democratic Members of
House Today.
By International News Service.

BY International News Service.
WASHINGTON. March For III.
purpose OF organizing for the extra s.,
sion. to be called soon by Prcsidsu
Wilson to convene April /, "a caucus win
be held by Democratic members OF Ii.
house tomorrow night In the hall Of IL,
house OF representatives.
The Democratic members of the nex
house total 290 and lt is expected Iba,
the attendance will be large, as mos
of the new members came TO attend he
inaugural ceremonies and the old men.
bers-re- -elected-have been here for IN,
closing hours Of congress.
Speaker Clark Is 10 be e-elected sr
a term OF two years at this caucus sos
Oscar ". Underwood OF Alabama viii b
e-elected again TO lead the Democntlt
hosts on the door OF the house. Bod
have assurances from more than suf-
ticicnt number Of members 10 nsuu
their return To their respective pos-
tlons.
From present indications the old Demo.
! cratic organization. commanded by ~
older leaders. VIII he maintained by ta
house Democrats,
Against the 2g0 members OF that psny
1f5 Republicans Will contend on parj
! issues.
II is expected that the caucus tomos.
row night will iill all Democratic vacar.
cies that came 10 the ways AND mean
committee as a result OF the Novembsf
election. Underwood said today that u.
Democrats on the committee would Be.
gin work Thursday on the tariff bib
so that some OF them could be complete
by the committee before April j
The li5 Republican members OF u
next house have been called TO cauea
for organization and the selection Of 4
leader March 81. Representative Nu.
dock OF Kansas, Progressive. is leadg
revolt against the continued leadeF1,
of Representative James Il Mann q
Chicago. Representative Gardner q
Massachusetts, son-in-law OF Senal@
Lodge. Is their compromise candidate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Wasatch VS.. Heber.

The basketball teams of the Wasatch
academy from Heoer City and the Price
nigh school Will meet this afternoon In
the E. i. u. at Provo gymnasium to
decide which shall be the Independents
In tho championship tournament which
begins tomorrow night. Both OF
teams have showed CLASS TINS winter, but
have been unable 10 get into the elimi-
ma tion contests in any OF the regular di-
visions
According 10 the original plan OF the
board OF control OF the State High School
Athletic association, Heber was to play
In the Utah county division The other
teams in this division refused 10 recog
nize the Heber boys. so they were left
out. The Price boys, on the other hand,
we're too Ear away TO compete In any OF
The divisions.
AS both teams had proved to be strong
The board Of control thought II unfair
that they should not be given a chance
10 set the state championship, so it was
decided TO le; them play each other. the
victor to enter the tourney as an in
deDeudent team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Golden Refuses to Play Boulder;
Colorado Varsity Has State Title

varsity Is still in a quandary about the
proposed basketball games for the Rocky
mountain conference championship. These
games were to have been played with
Boulder March 13, IA and 10 In Salt
Lake, but a the situation now stands
the Colorado Miners would deny Utah g
claim TO the conference title II Utah
defeated Boulder,
Golden wants to come here on the
same guarantee that Manager Cameron
offered Boulder, but If Utah defeated
Golden Colorado varsity would deny
Utah's claim 10 the conference cham
p!onship. The conference athletic board
should decide the question concerning
the Colorado title, as Utahs generous
guarantee was offered to Boulder so that
Utah could have chance at the title
This muddle may proven, the games
Golden should lose Friday night, Boul-
der's claim TO the Colorado title would
be thoroughly valid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
.OLEO FRAUD CASES
ARE COMPROMISED

CHICAGO. March 4.-Word was re-
celved at the office OF United States Dis
trict Attorney Wllkerson today that Sec
retary MacNeagh Of the treasury de-
partnept had approved the "compromise'
in the oleomargarine fraud cases in
which nine companies are involved. The
action of the official means that the gov
ernment Will accept payment OF S10I 100
for q settlement of the prosecutions
The total amount of the alleged frauds
vas S1.236, ,62S62. The Chicago concerns
fined and the amounts they will pay fol-
low:
Armour &. Co. $40 900; William j. MoN-
ley company. $4,000: G.. Fl. Hammond
company, $4,000 United States Butter
inc company, $4,000 Friedman Manufac-
turing company, $500.
Other concerns and the amounts they
paid are: The Capital City dairy, s22
900: Blanton Manufacturing companv
5000. and the Ohio Butterine company,
SIC, 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
DENVER, Colo. March f.-Golden to-
night definitely refused Boulders offer
10 play another basketball game TO set
tie the question which team is entitled
To the championship of Colorado. Since
Goldens refusal Denver sporting writer's
are unanimous in the decision that Boul-
der is entitled TO the championship.
The Miners will play the Colorado
Aggies at Fort Collins Friday night aud
II they are defeated they will have alb
solutely no grounds on which to claim
the championship, but II they win, as
they probably WILL they will insist that
they are the state champions,
Colorado varsity, however having chal.
Ienged Golden and been refused, will
claim the title even II Golden wins Fri
day Partsans OF each school will al
ways look on their favorites as the cham
pions. Coach Johnson has asked Utah
for a bigger guarantee.
Manager Frank Cameron OF the Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Today's Charleston Entries,

CHARLESTON, s. C.. March t.-Tomorrow 3
entrics
First race. six furlongs-PTogressIv Jack Kc-
logg. Honocacy St Avnno. Early Light
Second race. thrno and half furlongs-Ada
Edna Leska. Flaming Flnmingo, Mary Michael
Scarsdair. Doctor Kendall Rumnagc Old
Jordan. billy Stuart Al Jones. Parcel Post. Bcs-
sic L,Umer. Free Trade,
Third race, five and half turIopgs-ycneta
Strome. Wiley. SjlSs Grump Dipper Todd1jns
Roeeourg ~, Carcopss, JesSupbuin Elma Sam
Barber: Grseo Nc. T. II Mcbride. Alderman
Chico.
Fourth race. one mile-col. Cook Effendi. Chill.
ton King. Fiel. Husky Lad. r. H. Gray.
Fifth seven and half iurIonEs-Cherry.
ola, PLANT, Gardenia, Towtop Field Naughty
Lad Lord Elan. P. II, Gray. Azo. Golden Treas-
Sixth race one mile-Michael Angelo. Common
er's Touch, Irish Kid. Stairs. Camel swarts
Hill. Lcamoncc. Cheer Up Sam Barber New
River. Frog. stsalawaJ. Grecisn Bend Wood
craft, Fair Atlanta Morgan Wilson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
WILL SYSTEMATIC
WORK OF COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. March 4-Systematiz-
ing the work OF the Democratic national
committee will be begun on a large
scale when the committee meets hero
tomorrow Chairman McConbs said To-
day that he had completed his work OF
reorga nization and had rd-lndexed tine
nation so well that the committees con-
stituted an effective instrument for car
rying forward the interests OF the partv
in the various states.
Headquarters will be maintained In
New York and a new vice chairma n
probably will be chosen tomorrow, as
William q. McAdoo's entry to the cabi-
net Will mean his resignation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
CARRANZA WANTS
HUERTA TO RESIGN

MEXICO CITY. March 4.-claimipe -
have 1000 men under his oommsnS -
os oen9sIian0 9a, Cara MA the rebel governor
American ambassador the terms On u,.in,s me
ne says he Will restore peace. Ear'
san1a ssn ans Ssi that Huerta
NOR minister OF foreign rsIatiorse Tue lot
GSsn Ss him, and also that General FeIia,
9tn Diaz leave the country on the tirsf
ambassador Wilson submitted o.,
ssge TO President Huerta, who iauqhed
saying Carranza had fewer than ae0o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
king SIGNS BUT
REFUSES TO PLAY

KANSAS CITY. March 4.-John king
baseball catcher. today mailed to Presi- =
dent Hermann of the Cincinnati Nation
al league baseball club letter explain
ing his denial OF Mr. Herrmann-s recent
statement that King had signed a con-
tract 10 play with Cincinnati the coming
season. King, In the letter admitted he
signed contract, but insisted he did II
With a distinct understanding that the
contract would not be binding unless
Kings local business partner agreed to
his leaving here. This. King stated his
partner refused to do and thus thc con-
tract never became effective
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Amateur Mat Tourney.

NEW YORK: March 4,-The national
amateur wrestling championship for 1919
VIII be held In this city some time in
championship committee of the Amateur
Athletic union OF the United States. The
application OF the Bronx churchhouse to
hold the meet received the unanimous
vote Of the committee, and the definite
date will be selected later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Mike Murphy Better.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4-Mike Muir
ply. the veteran trainer of the Uniyer-
sity Of Pennsylvania track team, re-
turned to his home IN this city yester-
day from the south, where he spent sew
era1 months in quest Of health He re-
ported that his condition is greatly i'm
proved and hopes 10 be able to resume
coaching the track candidates when the
weather permits outdoor work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Ball PLAYER in Jail.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March 4
Dannie Claire. last year with Des Moines
In the Western league and signed for
Is in jail here on indictment under the
Mann white slave act, It Is alleged
Claire induced Blanche Steinberger, alias
Blanche Ellis, to leave Pueblo. Colo. and
go TO Ludlngton, Mich, where Claire
lives
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
men and practically was SURROUNDED

men and practically was surrouuded Y
the hills.
The proposals made by Jose Cordm.
representing General OroZco, were us
cussed at a cabinet meeting tonight ps'
no decision was reached. II was e.
nounced, however that il had been q
clded that the government should NJ. y.
no payment TO the rebels except IN ~. ~.
way OF wages should they enter w., '.
army. The government believes GFovS
will not insist upon representation II ~
cabinet, -,
Manuel CARO- Aldape, minister o. esaf'
culture in the Huerta cabinet, leit ny,
rledly for the north tonight, II IS 'n9uSsa s.
that this is the first movement Of ~
government to end the war by besinba
onaraLionS aEainS: CarraMza.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Wolgast- Murphy Again.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 4.-Former
Lightweight Champion Ad Wolgast and
Harlem Tommy'f Murphy of New York,
who fought twenty rounds to drs Nc
here February %. will meet again in q
tEenty-round contest either April II
10. An agreement for the fight was con-
GUIDED here today by their MANAGERS
Murphy had agreed TO the match before
his departure for New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
LEHI TEAM WINS
FROM AMERICAN FORK
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK, March 4-Before
the largest crowd that ever witnessed
a basketball game the Lehi team won
from the Spanish Fork five here tonight
by the score OF u to %. The game
was on a neutral floor and was the de-
Gliding game of this division. The Lehl
team will play in the state basketball
tournament
The game was slow and rough There
were fifty-one tries for baskets from tn.
foul line. The American Fork team
showed no teamwork whatever and was
slow in passing. The Lehi quintette
were good on passing and splendid In
teamwork. The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Final Appointments.

WASHINGTON. March l.-Presldssi
Taft, just before he went out OF ofs
today, reapponted Judge George Ga!
OF the United States circuit court o.
Delaware, a commissioner al The HagN
and appointed John Bassett Moore. ~.
other commissioner to fill an existH
vacancy MI Moore had been ad7anca
as Il candidate for assistant secrelAr
OF state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
ANACONDA COPPER
PRODUCTION REPORT
Special to The Tribune.

BOSTON. Mass. March t.-The Ana
conda Copper Mining company produced
In February 21.25o,O6o pounds OF copper
compared with 90. 100000 pounds in Jan.
uary. and 26.so0.O00 pounds in February
1912. Total produced last year was
100. 900 pounds. Last years tota
was 80. 100000 1unds ahead of 1911
Various causes c .eated the drop in pro.
duction, among hem heavy SHOWS and
frozen ore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Two Resident Coaches,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March i.-Cap-
announced tonight the appointment as
resident coaches to assist Head Coach
Howard Jones next fall of Captain jesse
Spalding of last years eleven and Doug
las Bomeisler, star end for several years
both OF rShom graduate in June.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
TENNIS TOURNEY FOR
INTERNATIONAL CUP

LONDON, March 4.-The draw for the
preliminary matches In the competition
for the selection OF a challenger for the
Dwight f. Davis lawn tennis trophy is
as follows:
United States VS. Australasia; Ger
many VS. France; Cpnada VS., South AZ
rica; Belgium a bye.
The first round must be completed by
June 81, the second round by July II.
and the final round by July 81. The
challenge round will be played JUL, %
TO 29
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Chance to Play First,
BY Interna tionaI News Service.

NEW YORK. March 4.-CabIes from
Bermuda today confirmed the prognosti-
cations Of Frank Chance that brief work
outs In tropical climate would put him
into condition TO play first Chance an
nounced that Hal Chase would play sec
ond and repeated the statement often
made In his interviews that Chase was
last enough TO overcome the handicap d
OF heing left-handed second sacker He
will be the only southpaw at second sta
ton in the big leagues
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Exhibit Is Favored.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, March a.
The Missouri house of Representatives
today passed bill appropriatng sIOO. 900
ior me MISSOURI exhibit at the Pana ma :
Pacific exposition in San Francisco The
Dill is expected 10 pass the senate next
week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-05
Brothers Still Alive.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March '
Bmilio and Raoul Madero, brothers
the late president of Mexico, WHO w.
reported to have been killed oy teosl
troops in Coahuila, Mexico, were ressN sSs,
ed to be at Marathon, Tex, late l.s. Co.
according TO a telegram received loniEs ~
by their brother Gabriel Madero. y
dispatch said that the TWO men w
made their way out Of Mexico 0sesss -
and by a circuitous route; would "
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