St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 14, 1911

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iniste Limantour, Blaming |* “Men From, United States| . for Revolutionary Success, Declares That They, Are} - Liable to Summary Exe- - cution When ae suiasrinstances, Immunity ee . ) or Even Partiality for Them as Prisoners of War, Hard- ly Could ‘Be Expected. | to Withdraw Mexican Protest | . NEW YORK, rch 14. FORMAL protest from the . Mexican Ambassador. resulted in American warships: receiv-: ad orders: to. leave Mexican ports as soon as possible, according to . | announcement made here by F. L. de ls aad ‘the Mexican Am- This. was ‘the. ‘tobmiat” statement ‘left unharmed a A other furniture in

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