The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-12
CARRANzA ORDERS
 MINISTER TOLEAVE
STAINS REPRESENTATIVE TO MEXICO SEEKS HAVEN ON
 UNITED STATES WARsHIP.
Ministers of Other Countries Deeply Resent the Treatment Accorded the Spanish Minister; All May Leave.

Washington, Feb. il.-A copy of Carrauza' note to the Spanish minis ter ordering him 10 quit Mexico reached the state department today. It follows:
 he assistance which. taking ad vantage of the character you say you have of Spanish minister you have given to Caso, hiding him in vour le. gauon and saving him from the pun ishment which he has merited. oblaes me, as tirst chief 10 inform you that inasmuch as you have dis0beyed my orders, you must leave the country within 2i hours from miduielt of February 10. No otfense to the Span Ish government or people is implied by this act
 The time limit a lowed for the min isttr's departure from Mexico will ex. pire at midnight tonight and il fs therefore supposed here that he prob ably already has boarded a shin at Vera Cruz, where he has announced that he will await further instructions from his government 1t is not be- leyed here tonight that Carranza' s action would be followed by the imme- diate retirement of the remaining diplomatic body there. Though it has been reported that generally they deeply resent the treatment accorded to their col eague, it is believed they will subordinate this 10 the urgent do- mand for tle.r presence in the Mex can capital to look after the lives ana property of their nationals during the crisis
 It was recalled by state department officials that General Castro. when president of Venezuela, similarly ex pelled the French minister from the country without affecting his lorna relations with the other diplomatic representative, though the ilI-feeliae thereby engendered undoubtedly pre- cipitated the downfall of the ruler
 Angel de Caso is very well known in Washington, having paid severa visits to the city He consulted wit officials here regardmg the condition. in Mexico, upon which he was re garded as an authority by reason O Iris long residence there and his argc pecuniary interests. It is kuovl tha he has been acting as a confidential agent for the Spanish minister in hi. communications with General Villa so that his relations correspond tC those existing between George C Carothers and the state departmen' here.
 Secretary Daniels tonight instructed the commander of the battleship Dela ware, now in Vera Cruz to take the Spanish minister aboard his vessel
 Secretary Bryan cabled to Cous1 Canada al Vera Cruz tonight to reu der all aid possible to the Spanisf minister
 NIr Bryan declined to comment or the incident
 it was understood in officia, circles however, that the matter was regard ed as one to he settled between Sratr and the Carranza government The United States. it was said, had em pioyed every means at it's disposal tc prevent friction between the diplo matic corps at Mexico City and the cousttutionalist officers.
 Juan Riano, the Spanish ambassa dor here, said he had received no in. formation through official sources concerning Carranza' action and until that was available, he could not forecast what action if any would be taken by his government