Chapter XXVIII

Good-by to Mexico, and a special farewell to Madame Page 333
Madero--Vera Cruz--Mexico in perspective

ILLUSTRATIONS

HILLSIDE HOUSES AND CHURCH TOWERS IN THE Frontispiece
ZAPATISTA COUNTRY

THE REVOLUTIONARY CAMP, MAY 5, 1911 Facing p. 10
(In front, Francisco I. Madero, behind him, José
Marcia Suarez. Next him, Gustavo Madero. At
left front, Abram Gonsalez. All are dead)

FRANCISCO I. MADERO " 24
(From a photograph taken in 1911)

MADERO AND OROZCO IN 1911--MADERO AT THE " 34
LEFT

MEXICAN WOMEN SELLING TORTILLAS " 42

NELSON O'SHAUGHNESSY " 46
(Secretary of the American Embassy, 1911-1912)

PAUL LEFAIVRE " 46
(French Minister to Mexico, 1911)

FRANCISCO LEON DE LA BARRA " 46
(President _ad interim_ of the Mexican
Republic between Diaz and Madero)

A ROAD-SIDE SHRINE " 56

VON HINTZE, GERMAN MINISTER TO MEXICO (1911 " 74
to 1914)

MEXICAN WOMEN WATER-CARRIERS " 88

A TYPICAL GROUP OF CORN-SELLERS " 108

ELIM O'SHAUGHNESSY, MEXICO, JUNE, 1911 " 134

MADAME LEFAIVRE, WIFE OF THE FRENCH MINISTER " 134
TO MEXICO, 1911

XOCHIMILCO " 154

BOATS ON THE VIGA CANAL " 200

AT EL DESIERTO, APRIL 29, 1912
(Mrs. O'Shaughnessy and Elim in the foreground) " 234

LUNCHEON AT THE VILLA DES ROSES " 234

(In front row, left to right, Mr. de " 234
Vilaine, Mlle. de Tréville, Ambassador
Wilson, Madame Lefaivre, Mr. J. B. Potter,
Mr. Rieloff (German Consul-general), Mrs.
Nelson O'Shaughnessy, Von Hintze, Mr.
Kilvert, Mr. Seger)

A BEAUTIFUL OLD MEXICAN CHURCH " 262

MEXICAN NUNS GOING TO MASS " 304