Today's installment concludes Mexico Plunged Into Anarchy,the name of our combined selection by Edwin Emerson and William Carol. The concluding

From this time until the coup d'etat of February 8, 1913, there was no large organized resistance to the Madero Administration.Continuing Mexico

The country was then at peace, except for the band of robbers led by Zapata. No outrage or barbarity known to savages have they left

Gustavo Madero on the night following his arrest was shot to death by a squad of soldiers in the garden of the Citadel, and President Madero met a

President Madero and his anxious Government associates were more than glad to receive the tidings of this "decisive victory."Continuing Mexico

Huerta, with nearly twice as many men and three times as much artillery, drove Orozco back along the line of the railway after a two days' long-range

Huerta placed himself at Señor Madero's complete disposition when the latter was elected and inaugurated as President at Mexico.Continuing Mexico