Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
Gravity Far From Removed By Surrender, However, As Carranza Must Yet Make Many Concessions
CARRANZA'S REPLY
 IS DUE TODAY
Contents Must Meet U. s. De mand That Pershing's Troops Be Unhampered In Pursuit Of Bandits
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WASHINGTON. June 2S.-An i'm mediate break between the United States and the de faetO government of Mexico has been averted by com pliance with the American demand for release of the twenty three troop CTS captured in the fight at Carrizai. Whether a state of war has been prevented Or merely postponed no one here would attempt to say tonight Official information as to the attitude of General CarranZa was lacking In til his response to Secretary Lansing's note, despatched Sunday. making two peremptory and distinct de- mands. it received. there will be no decision on whether President Wilson shall lay the crisis before Congress.
 Relief at Washington.
 News of the release of the prisoners. received early tonight in the press dispatches. brought undissUised relief to high officials IL was accepted as correct, although no announcement had come through official sources More over. it was assumed that Car ranza. impressed with the urgency of the situation had ordered the cap tured cavalrymen started for the Dor. der without waiting for his announce ment of the action to reach Washing ton.
 More Concessions Demanded.
 While it generally is conceded that this move lessens tension. and makes the crisis less imminent. no one con versant with the grave problem is losing sight of the fact that the all important question of Csrranzs's at titude towards the American soldiers right t3 protect the territory and citizens of the United States iron. bandit outrages. is unsettled. The ls 2 factO government stands upon the or ders to General Trevino 10 attack General Pershing's men when they move other than toward the border. the situation is actually just what it was before
 The fact that Carranza has complied with one of the demands is accepted by the more optimistic officials here as an indication that he is striving to prevent break. Even though he again should attempt to place all blame for the Carrizal fight upon the American officers and insist upon his rights @ fOrcibly oppose any except northward movements of American troops it is thought that possibly he will state his position in such a man ner as to make no further discussion necessary.
 During any negotiations. however. the United States will insist upon freedom of movement of troops in Mexico and in any attempt to inter fere with them will be met by such force as k necessary. This is ap- plicAbIe to any period of delay oc- casJned by attempting to arrange mediation or arbitration.
 Medistors Again Busy.
 The possibility of Latin American offers of mediation in the cirsis again was widely discussed tonight IgnaclS Calderon. minister from Bolivia. will make 8 second call upon Secretary Lansing tomorrow to discuss the sub ject He will endeaVor to ascertain for the benefit of himself and his colleagues whether tender Of good of- fees by the South and Central Ameri- can republics would be entertained at this time The minister said after his first conference with Secretary Lansing on Monday. that he under stood the United states to be unwii- ing even to discuss the subject or mediation or arbitration while the captured American troopers remained in custody.
 Powers influence Carrsnza.
 It is known that powerful influences have been brought to bear on Carran- "a in the last few days to make him at least turn over the American prison CTS. Prominent MeXicans in the United States as we'll as Americas bankers and business interests with influence in Mexican affairs have flooded the first chief with telesrams. They all sent him the same warning that the United States meant business. that to hold the prisoners would mean war
 Secretary Baker waited at the war department until late tonight fer report from General Funston on Gen ersl Treviuo's announcement that he had sent the csvalrymen to Juarez to Continued on Page Fourl