Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-09
BI9 DEMANDS ARE MADE ON CARRANZA AND. HIS PEOPLE
Breaking Point in Affairs of Mex leo, With Reference to Car ranza, Are Reached, Accord ing to Washington.
STRONGEST NOTE ON
 RECORD TO FIRST CHIEF
Lives and Property of Many Thousand Foreigners, Many Americans, Feared for in the City of Mexico.

WASHINGTON. Mar S-Carranza has been informedin a note from the IT. g. that unless there is an i'm. provement in conditions vi.h respect to foreigners ana their interests in Mexican territory, under his control such steps as may be necessary will be taken by the United States to ob- tain the desired protection
 The note is the strongest and most emphatic document that has been sent by the Washington government to Mexico since the correspondence with Huerta a year ago. Carrauza was warned the United States has viewed with deep concern the grow iug complaints made by foreigners. generally against his administration In effect, the note demands an early change The contents 6f the com munication were revealed to several ambassadors and ministers here who expressed satisfaction at its urgent language. Some regarded it an entire change of policy toward Mexico on the part of the United States
 With the sending of the-pote. some movements of American varships have been ordered. the effect of which will be naval demonstration such as. it is hoped by officials, will convince Carranza of the determiu1- tiau of the American government to r.F s4. leo City. Daniels conferred with the president tonight over the prospect Of sending additional warships to Vera Cruz After the conference it was learned in high authority, that two or more battleships will be ordered from Guantanamo to Vera Cruz, prob. ably tomorrow. Several lighter war ships are already en route to Vera Cruz.
 American Consul Snliman should have delivered the note to Carranza today. A copy of it was sent the Brazilian minister at Mexico City 10 he shown Obregon. Onlv one bat tleship. the Delaware. has been i1 Vera Cruz for several weeks, but five warships will be in that vicinity in a few daoys It has been planned to send the Delaware to Guantanamo, soon. Go join the Atlantic feet in the spring maneuvers but as a result of the latest developments the Della ware will remain at Vera Cruz ia- definitely. The cruiser Tacoma left a ar orders to proceed at once to Vera Cruz: the gunboaf Petrel is already en route from Mobile. the cruiser DesMoines is bound from Progresso to Vera Cruz, while the gunboat Sac ramento Is at Tampico
 Other available light draft vessels. more valuable than battleships in tropical wawtwers, are the gunboats Wheeling and Nashville They are being held in readiness with the ar mored cruiser Washington in Haitien and Domican waters while the en- tire Atlantic fleet of twenty-oue first class battleships is at Guantanamo within two and one half-days' sail of Vera Cruz.
 Daniels gave this summary of the position Of warships but declined to discuss the future movements. That conditions have again reached the acute crisis was. however admitted at an government departments When asked whether the United States ia- tended to use physical force to o5- tain recognition to his request. Bry' an replied. Nothing has been decid- ed upon as yet beyond the represen- tations. and that it Is best 70 meet the situations "as they arise.'
 The latest reports from Mexico City indicate a menacing conditions of af. fairs for the 25OOO foreigners there, of whom 25OO are Americans. The Carranza authorities commandeered all American edical supplies in the chief hospital and sent the to Vel Cruz. An appeal was made to the