The sun., 1916-03-13

A. furihcr INDICATION Oh the apprehel-
H'onS h'fe IL was learned 1o-hisht
au'horl'a'Nciy tna' withih 'he iast
tWon'! 'uT "omrs oIuers na.c sone
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=. ,,,J-., a,,,a,,,ions .'i,h ,ho ,nn,.,,,ai -
~ Tr,,.ur,. u.nar,,no,, n, sh,n,ns,t.
~ ,r,rs nrI a,,,n,,nirion, IN ,arranza
forces and oe lyuami,c ,n mining Com.
,n,,i,, LIr ,h,, NOV, ,wo or three DAYS
~ I.as, no oxccniions M nil viii he ncr.
,,i.,cd
Th., exclamation Ia that tho American
Government, does not wish any dynamite
60 get into possession of villa for use in
Glowing ny bridges In seeking TO clude
pursuit Ca,ranza. Il is declared, has
soros& the border most OF I, being
En,ppen 20 n,m tnroush vera ,ruz anu
~ ~ IesaIueu as -
~. ~ ~tn' w'u'h .i'e new ieW u"!s 'nese
~, i'o'' '>i'er'c"h por's may 'e
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Although the War Department claims
10 Ne without confirmation OF this. the
report Is repeated in press dispatches
from several sections where troops are
being moved to the Mexican line that
trouble Is being experienced In getting
Sa.-oad accommoda 'ions. with the Ad-
,ulnisiiation still holding publicly to the
view that the expedition is nothing more
serious than the pursui, OF an outlaw
the War Department, is compelled to rely
on the courtesy of the railroads for spare
cars. no in,erruptiou being made BY the
roads in regular passenger service.
Should the Goyernmeui accent the
~ic,, .ha, intervention ia 70 be under.
t,Le, sec,io, +, NJ tho 90, of Congress
cnproyed lime % laos. could he in
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's>'ee i''e"peeNe Va 'es"'"'
NO "or" "' """ ""'
Neither the State nor War Department
to-day had any information concerning
,he whereabouts OF the 500 American
1iormon colonists who were reported to
have started from Casas Grandes. forty
effort 10 reach the border before villa
carried o,,, his threat 10 ex,erm,nate
Shap, A1thruvh Gan ES,ps ha fhA
nr,,.,,... ~, nn, .onor,,r, an,. ,,o,.,,.n,
of his troops across the border until
some definite achievement has been ac-
complished officials regard IL as incon-
Ceivable that he has not sent an advance
column Of some sort to afford protection
TO colonists.
In an effort to reassure the Carranza
fcrccs as to the purposes OF the expedi-
ton against villa IL il probable the
Administration will find way to ac-
cept the proposals OF Carranza for CO..
operation without opening the way to
an entry OF Carranza troops into Amer.-
can territory. Secretary Lansing will
take the proposals TO the White House
tomorrow.
As indicated In THE StN this morn
,nr. the Government. II IL grants per-
MISSION Tor Carranza soldiers pursuing
VIVA 10 cross the border. viii specify
t0a' such crossing shall be made only
wnen the troops are in hot pursuit and
"h'h thcrc are no american forces
pre- 's'ht on the american side 70 take
llNsn 10 see that american troops are
a'"aNs present.
viii Get villa. Say. Embassy.
ne '"tA'c'n r"npaess to-nish' inane
ruo.' ''' 'o,'oWins ue.esam from
~.tl.''I'is ~ -; 'are'a' 'o"s'''u''o"a's'
' 80
Francisco Villa was to-day In Cor
rl.tos on his way to Casas Grandcs.
We have u sufficient force in that
region ana a Reinforcement Of 500
cavalry ~ being sent. Gen. Luis
iuie!ti"Z Will reach JuareZ to-mor-
row With additional troops. Our
in!i.thry men are developing intense
'cuNl'! ana the patldts must soon De
EXTERN 'ia'cd'
The telegram was made public with
The apparent intention OF !mpress!nG
'Hc Government here with the idea that
"ary 1" insure the capture OF villa.
rsr,,,,..,, ,ro,s.s 20 nav. s,,n-o,,. ,nr-
,cu,, for tho arh,ing ohi,i;i.s n, On.
U.yi.,ns T-ba, declare ,hnt tho,,yh
tbe,. are armed vi,b Nauser riaes al,
nos, as effective when uroperlv used
,s the American army rifles the N.xi
cars shoot so badly as TO render them
ineffective. For the most part. these
officers say, they shoe, from the hip.
r'aev practically have no scientific
knowledge. it Is said. concerning the
PROPER use of artillery
AT the fight at Aqua Irieta, between
the Carranza and villa forces" said An
.fPicer who has recently returned from
i',e harder .the Cnrranza a,.tiIlerv fired
number M shelis a, a range n, less
,,au . Ouo y,,d. n, I.iII,,s ar,,,. ,r,i,
than, so m,,ch Ak d,s,urhlrv mo d,.,
.o,,,d !,