The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06

~ paso. Tex April = 'ntimatiuu~
~ Washington that tn. Cti ANA R"N
crumout might soon indiya', tu ~,
Amcri AN government thai -" It ops
pursuing IA. bandit Villa were fuiilcly
following cold trail' aud that -,
Il. tu,to government would welcome
the return of the United states tro"p'
tu their own county nccasiuncd ~
surprise TODAY ~ ~ fas".
rh,rc hav, been insist,ut reports
here that IN. lie tactu guN crum"i ~
iuok.d with No tgvcring eye ou
iurth,r pur,uii of villa pc,au~' ihe
presence -, American truors "n M,N-
team soil vas proving an .. 'a'rts-.
u,ut to- IN, ,arTIukIsta4 rt's' e.
poits were not uuniirmd u" because
ia, Mexican officials both hor" aud in
Jutr's said that mttt"r- ut diplo-
matt, nature must u' ,ous ld"tc' utA'
%, the government heads 80 oEct,-
iJro
Nrny officers mere say that white
the difficulties of the Nili hunt IA
ci,a~o dali, ana that DO may u' weeks
bcfoi, he ,s captured ia" pursuit wili
ho r,iouil,ssly continued until TIE
draw the troops.
Twenty Apache Indian ,' ,ut- passed
through hcrc early tunny en- r"ut" {"
IA, ftnut. wh"r. thcN viii try L. 90. ..
az NIh'a uIuI The \pt h"~ mat
an unbr ,kcn ride ut siXtS miles fruW
Fort apache to liolnrook, ARA. tno
then iid war dnn'r bet i'r taking
jh' trlip
The eutir. MEXICAN situation vas
Ncil.d IN ,bScurt,N to-day. ~ lar dS
IA" border was concerned. For IA.
iu~t thr,s DAYS not a siugtc M'Ni"su
nr American has arrived here from
TIA. interior aud she s,auN ncws ID 'n
out 10, the Mexican Officials ~ Juure
a. received hN telegraph threw M
lrht on the operation of 80. ia piis
pursuing Nilld, hr>und coniirnlt = tn.
inipression that ihc chase has p""n
practtosll, halted. a, east tcmp'r'r-
ih
Army officer. here show no hest
f tanrN in expressing their opnion t'ii
nn, attempt tn pursue villa ilthri
d without Ia" aid uf the railroads. i'
almost huprloss tgsk, unless, "i
course. some lucky aocid,n' ntcf-
Nen.s,
/ The one incalculahlr factor is IN,
question as to whether villa is wound
ed or not The Mexican 'on.u'1rdci
are emphatic IN their assertions tha'
the bandit chief u seriously disabled
hut their belief II not shared ~ N,
American commanders Thu VIZ
/ should spread report Ia the cree
] II n.. lf.I Ia 4 d
istir a ,naneuNcr taat II - receive,
with ,onsidernblc resorNation. Th'
alarinists on the border have been re-
markabl> quiet during the last i""
days
while No one disputes the fact tina
the international situation H. a vet.
iclicntc ONE, with gray. ppssihiii''"
hiuVipg on a misstcp ny "lthci s'u'
the control winch General 'hrran4'
has shown no possesses over MS lieu
tenants aud the calm with which th'
Mexican people have treated IN
crossing oi the border hN Nmoricu
troops has brought about - decide,
feeling ut optimism.
In particular IN. wild stories ot ia
massing nf MsNican troops ~ ptnNiin
ity tu the Mexican border. among ia
most popular yarns with the tnnn
Iitus," haN. apparently died natuit
death The iavorit" numher ot truup
so mnss.d Was au.o0u, although on
thusiaste We. williug q" = as high "A
iu.uOu \, the most authentic Il
formation places the ndnh'r 81
troops the de tactic goNcrnlu"ni has 3
an McNico az between 30 900 aud 60
uuu. n was rather dlih,ult tnI lh