The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-24

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This despatch transmitted from Ell Paso although unveried reached
the state department last night upon telegram received
from General Bean Carranzsta II Chihuahua and
the Caanza consul at Ell Paso Seor Garcia Further deals
announced that the willy trapped by forces of
Americans and MecanS under General Peg and leaders,
at little given Eloso; Namqupa "
Vilistas Are Reported AS Routed ., II. 7&tfR
Eaiern day General Gavia the Carranza uare
announced thahe had received eaphc dispatches the effect
Carransta column Namqupa Several of the Vstas
have been killed and the bandits compelled leaving behind them
more than one lmndred stolen horses. - &s. .a
The conflicting reports action of General Herrera COM
mander the Carranza Chihuahua in official
e Be- p denial Of he statement that Herrera
fsSsrrS feisgtapin He Is Loyal b Sas
pespatees from ~ Paso General Herrera
tradicted the statement and has wired to Consul Garcia in the
city saying that = n remain my oath The report that
have abandoned the constiional lie On the contrary
am determined to hight Villa energcaly possible wherever
can find him. $5 .% 1t&a "" -
In spite of this Bell the American command
at FL Paso has egaphed General declaring that he
has positive assurances that Herrera intends his lot
against the Conttonais and will oppose the American invasion of
Mexico with his entire force Of than men,
Washington After Reliable Information .~.~,<| -"
One result Of these contradictory reports which
great deal of worry quote kilograms to the war de-
patnen have puzzled ltle has been
state departments bending very effort reliable
nation to what going south of the border line of Mexico
General Bell fails upon what he his
Herrera intends fighting with Villa against the Americans
thought possible that the statement made by Garcia Flores aSpanad
chihuahua who reached FL Pao last night be the founda
on for the whole Herrera Flores shortly
ing Nanqupa his north from Chihuahua day.
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Villa HuntsA Americans To Kill
Accompanied by number of his have marched,
through the entire length of the looking for Americans
declares Flores The bandit leader said Insisted
tends harm Mexican Americans must die if he
gets his hands upon them.
After searching the train Villa his
taken what they needed from the noesng
OF the allowed the coaches proceed The
holdup Moctezuma egyfve miles north
fore the train started again Villa loud voice. declared
announced that General Herrera with against gngo
caused much talk among the passengers Flores. "
General Pershing Still Is Silent u y
This the fourth day General department
has received from General ersg word
10 the officer commanding the American troops field
formal and complete with regularity All developments
are be reported speedily possible the departmental
This Oes that the censorship which has established
be relaxed for the time being but that the headquarters Of the border
forces at san Antonio and the department. itself without
needed information No officially given for the apparent
Of General Pershng report
Additional of will be General Pehng
| and possibly aoplanes will be added with
his column.
War Secretary Wants Large Sum
The Of the expedition after Villa limited yesterday when
the department. through Secretary Baker asked congress S.
10000 extraordinary expenditures for the
leo including the steps for increasing the full strength
The search Lieutenant Core missing has uyJ
successful The found by the com.
mand of Lieutenant Parkinson Twererh Infantry unnured
three miles south of Ascenon He had lost his
to to earth for lack Of gasoline. He unhurt.