El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-31

. but personal guidance from tao men
J who hUrricdlN dOnued their clothes.
J The party was furnished a hearty din
I uer for five hungry men at the total
! cost Of so cents. one Of the party in
( sisted upon adding p cents as free
J win Offering for the merits or the
/ food and aroma OF the coffee. an eN-
! cellent brand. one difficult and some
/ what expensive to be found i'm this
/ section.
Apparent Change or Sentiment.
IN n town which "a week ago was
considered notorious for the number or
villa sympathizerS. army men report
that within a very few days they have
discovered evidences OF n seemingly
( real transformation OF sentiment in
favor Of the American army
TO one OF these officers a Mexican
resident said,
81 hope the Americans catch villa.
DO not say to anyone that I have ex-
pressed this sentiment We do not
know here who favors villa but ! do
not think many persons are for him. !
cannot tell this TO my next door
neightor. though 7 suspect this neigh
Dor feels the same as ] do. You see.
am not sure he does"
few days ago. this officer said he
was approaching an absorbed group OF
MeNicans, TO whom he overheard ring
leader say.
us TO act together
Just then the American was noticed,
conversation ceased and the group dis
persed Lately no tendency to such
demonstrations has been noted.
hoy Is Left Only Rags.
one youth said to an American.
II am y years Old, and / never want
Villa to return. Before he was here
= few days ago. ] had good clothes and
good shoes. Look at the rags ] wear
now. They are all that Villa left me"
a Mexican residing in the same town
said that to save his boy from con
scription I'm Villas band, he unearthed
an his money which ne had hidden,
$1,000. And then" he added. "Nilla
took all the property 7 Rad left He
even took most of she ba5y's clothes"
AirpIanes Awe People.
Possibly the factor OF greatest OBJ
Vious moral effect among the people /
along the line Of communications is the /
presence of the airplanes. Frequently /
as many as three Of the great yellow
birds win speed overhead at a given 4
point within few minutes of each I
other. at an altitude which reduces the /
noise Of their motors to a drone. Many
are the questions asked by the natives. /
Have they glasses up there to see /
US with"
Can they fight from up there
can they drop big fire on us2"
the consciences Of the individuals ques-
toned
Airmen See No NiIIisfaS
The aviators say that they have not (
vet sighted any Nillistas The best /
reports OF tile bandits whereabouts
come from the advance cavalry col
umns.
Znchnry Taylor. Colonel of Infantry.
The Sixth infantry. one Of the or
CARNATIONS whose entry INTO Mexico
was announced I'm the United States, /
claims that its last previous expedition
into this country was during the war z
with Mexico and that Zachary Taylor. I
7fterWard president, was then its col
oneL
All Camps Outside Towns
Along the route Of the troope the
camps have mostly been established /
near the towns. It appears that even
+ there were no objection by Cen Car
ANA the troops would not occupy the /
towns, especially the larger villages. !
which cover areas sometimes five or
six miles broad. Their streets are lined !
With solid adobe walls, which limit the !
vision 10 down street views. almost as !
effectively as the tall buildings Of an
American city At night these villages