Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-14
RECIPROCITY Is AGREND UPON
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Wilson and Carranza Enter Formal Agreement Where by Mexico Can Send Forces After Bandits into U. s.
DE FACTO AGENT
 JUBILANT OVER RESULT
Collectors of Ports of Entry Are Instructed to Watch Ammunition Shipments. - Embargo On.

WASHINGTON. March 13.-The Un- tied States has entered into formal agreement with the defacto govern meat Of Mexico under which Ameri- can troops can cross the border to pur- sue Villa and his bandits with the ex- pectatfon of hearty cooperation of the Carranza forces. Secretary Lansing made public the text of the note ac- cepting Carranza's proposal for recip- rocal arrangements between the two governments and announcing the Un- tied States held this arrangement to be now in operation and binding upon both parties. Funston will carry out the task under this agreement.
 Official announcement was awaited tonight that the American force had crossed the border Plans for the troops movement proceeded without regard to diplomatic exchanges. Lan- sing also made public a statement is- sued in the name of the President re- iterating that every step of the Ad- ministration was based on a deliber- ate intention to preclude the possibili ty of arm ed intervention in Mexico.
 The note of Carranza defines the terms beyond the possibility of mis- construction. It provides where con- ditions arise on the American side of the border similar to those of Colum- bus which led to the order of General Funston to enter Mexico. the same privilege be accorded the de facto government without the necessity of further exchange of views. It clearly stated the bandits to be pursued on American soil. by Mexican troops, must have come from the American side and committed depredations on the Mexican side and fled back to the United States. There has been no such instance on record in recent years.
 
 here are jubilant. over the acceptance of Carranza's proposal. Eliseo Are dondo. the Mexican ambassador desig- nate. withheld comment pending ad- vices from Carranza. Other officials openly exhibited their satisfaction with the American note which was promptly transmitted to Carranza. Some said that while a few extreme radicals among Carranza adherents right oppose the agreement but this element is not important nor would it influence the relations between the two governments.
 Navxy Department advices from Ve- ra Cruz. Tampico and other points in the Mexican gulf coast, tended to con firm this view. Commanders of Amer ican warships in these waters said the publication of the intention of the Un- tied States 10 send armed. forces into Mexico after Villa has not caused ex- citement or uneasiness. There are no indications of anti-American dem onstrations, the message said. even when fl appeared doubtful as 10 what course Carranza would pursue.
 To prevent war munitions from reaching Villa, the Treasury Depart ment instructed the collectors at San Francisco. Nogales, and Los Angeles to place an embargo on the shipment of arms and ammunition through these points into Mexico. The embargo af- fleets the principal commercial gate ways into Chihuahua Sonora and Low or California. It is regarded as suffi- cient 10 make certain that Villa not be supplied from the United States At present there is no intention to ex- tend il to other Mexican territory.