New Britain herald., 1916-06-17
Gen. TrevinO, c mander at Chihua Threatens War
 U. s. Troops if ] Move Farther S
AMERICAN CONSUL
 REACH U. s.

Philip c. Hanna, Stationed ata
 erey, Arrives at Laredo, TexA
 lowing Instructoss From
 ington to Him and J. H. SiUA
 United States Now Has OnI8
 Representative in All of M
 Washington, June 17.- Funston advised the war dep4 today that he was informed X Bell, at Fl Paso, that Gen. F had been warned by Gen. x the Carranza commander at S hua, that any movement of thd ican expedition to the southl east, would be a signal for ara by the Mexican forces.
 No word has come so far frda Pershing himself, but even beA arrival of Gen. Funston0s d@ department officials were incq credit newspaper despatches tl the Trevino warning. Prep5 have been made for any eveI and Pershing is ready to dea any force that may be set him. It is probable, however, will hold to his present lines. Gen. Funston reported alsl Major Gray of the 14th CavalrH manding the two troops atta@ Mexicans at San Ignacio, Tex, ly, had returned from an efs pick up the trail of the bandiS cavalry rode from a distanca the American side of the river, to the Mexican side on repoA a bandit mobilization was in IA and re-crossed into America& tory without having encounteA outlaws or finding a trail.
 Two additional prisoners we'd tured on the American side # body of another dead MexicH found in the bush near the sz the attack.
 Major Gray reported he hH ceived assurances of cooperatid# Carranza military commanders the line. The Mexican ofice1N they had captured twenty m@ lieved to have been engaged K attack on the American camp&
 The American commander
 believed the band had been E up.
 All Regulars On Border.
 Virtually all available regu the United States army, in coast artillerymen, alredx on the border, or in Mexico, aN national guard of Texas, Arizo8 New Mexico are in service for# duty. The guardsmen of otheM were notified some weeks agdS to respond if it shoN come necessary to call them o5
 It was learned today that cd able correspondence has beN changed between the departmM M the governors and adjutants of various states relative to tI& given the guardsmen un Hay Chamberlain army reorgarM N bill, which becomes effective JM These messages are presumed @ recurrent reports that VI tire force of the national qua # being prepared for active serJ8
 War department officials a8 study of the enlistment requir of the various states have dete@ hat only the militiamen of ona Kansas, can continue under th# bill without the NJ ;ity of re-enlistment. The n 'equires a dual allegiance for M nen who are to participate M militia pay and other fedora 4 eatures of the plan. With the % ion of the Kansas regiments N ire guard must be re-enlisted E his plan, and this situation ba R 'alled to the attention of eac N Infected in order that there m K 10 delay in getting the reorgan| \ Jill into effect.
 Mexican embassy officials sal K lad not been informed of any IT ent by Trevino and that exam 'f what purported to be the text # published in some morning papers was sufficient M hat it either was badly a translation or 8 fabrication. D were not disposed to doubt, ho 8
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