The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-04-28
This and Complete Cooperation
by Carahzistas To Stamp Out
Banditry and Restore Peace Is
uitimatum Of United States
WASHINGTON OUTLINES
TERMS or CONFERENCE
Greaser Sentiment Against Yam
ii'kees Becomes So Violent That
General Outbreak May Occur
Any Moment: Pershins Active

WASHINGTON, April e7.-rAn end
10 bandit raiding along the American
border, complete cooperation between
the American and Carranza troops pa
trolling the boundary, to attain their
common obiect--the peace and Protee,
tion Of the two countries--are the
things that the American officers who
are to confer with General obregon
have been Instructed by Secretary of
War Baker to work for.
These Instructions, II was announced
with President Wilson yesterday after
noon, the secretary set abont drafting
his instructions TO General Scott Sec
rotary Lansing was also present at the
conference between the President and
Mr.. Baker. E&..a E,,s.&.
Thes instructions, II was announced
at the war department last night, will
insist that the immediate object to be
i obtained Is the definite settlement Of
the military dispositions of the Ameri
can forces and the Cafranza columns
in the effort to stamp ont finally the
border bandits .it
Nothing Must Stand N Way
1t is understood that nSthing is to be
allowed to stand in the way of this
aim, and il is said that the United
States is determined to end, the men.
ace of constant eruptions suAh as the
Villa raid against Columbus. T..
Obregon is to be told that the Amer
lieans have no intention Of removing
Their troops from Mexico until this dan
ager has been crushed by the. CarTansa
government, and the Mexican leader Is
| further to be informed that American
officials have no doubt of their ability
to capture Villa at any time they are
willing to risk clashes with the de facto
government troops, such as took place
at Parral. .'n.. .S.,.. ~. .
| In the meantime, reports from Mexico
continue to enlarge upon the constant.
ly growing feeling against America and
1 American troops. Consul Coen, the Am,
Ierican representative at Durango, yes
terday issued a formal statement 70
all Americans in that district, urging
them to leave Mexico as soon as posi-,
BILE.
Violent Outbreak Is Feared ...
The violent lanti.Ameriean agita
ton that has been conducted by tht
newspapers ever since the Parral incl
dent is given as the reason for Mr.
Coen s action, as it is feared that ]
may lead to an open break at any mo
ment and the possible killing of NOR
! Americans in a way which the govern
ment of the United States could no
overlook.
| General Pershing last night INFORMED
| n had
quarters at San Antonio, that hi
troops are still hunting down robbie
bands. They are also beating tn
mountains in which the Villistas hav'
been gathering since the lull came i
the pursuit of their leader. There
no authentic information regarding tn
whereabouts of Villa, General Pershin
added. 49,.
General Garcia. the Carranza leader
last night announced that Canut
: Reyes and his Heutenants have agree
to leone inn and accept the amnest
offered by the de facto government.
Dispatches from the headquarters 0
the expedition under General Pershin
Y announced that meager news has com
U of another engagement between Colt
; mel Dodd 3 command and Villistas.
= Outlaw Rand u Crushed "a
q The fight took place last Saturda.
h while the United States soldiers wei
following trail through the broke
n country. The outlaw band was smashe'
n Two of Dodd's cavalrymen were xii
ed and three wounded in the attac
and the running fight which ensue
n and six Mexieans were killed and min
teen wounded.