The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14
BLAMES
The AMERICANS
Continued from First Page.

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ment toward tne american armys 90.
cupa'ch OF AieSico is Owl anu mat
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fenced by the attitude re-
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So uno"e. VI ny, p",.ru'"Ily e'"ce
tne ACKNOWLEDGEMENT '"s. 'eiso iorees OF
Sarran@Islaa "eIe u" pe sen. north from
Sue.etaro "nu '""t io'ees VI zen. Calies
~ o''' ""' 'e''o Se"' NV S"'"u"-
"us.
sis'as "ere oe'i1s nlasseu VI! We oorder
south OF pouslas ari., ana Juares. Mex.
icO' nave oeeh eApioded as myths. out
the oWcia! CdrrAhza declaration o these
latest movements mas gwen the si!ua-
ton q d!nereht aspect IN IN" eyes or
military men ana border ciH'iiahs' .
see IN II either a plan 10 make rrouoie
Tor the snaii american army now IN
Mexico or an enc to run a blum that
Atl have The aneCf NJ ,nI-inn the AmAr-
lean army 10 be recalled
Representations from Queretaro thai
Will amount to "A demand would be no
surprise to those on the border. II the
latest note from tho First Chief does
not accomplish the result desired. Car
ranza's Consul in FL Paso. Andreas
Garcia. always mild spoken and suave.
to-day reflected an entirely new attitude
after the receipt OF the news OF the Par.
raj clash. in discussing the note o. Car
ransa to the American state Depart
ment.
II do not think that the contents OF
the message from Queretaro to Washing
ton IL a surprise to any one who is
conrersant with the SITUATION said Con-
sui Garcia.
with this attitude. openly expressed
by officials who a fow weeks ago re.
ierred 10 the American expedition in
'oIuNhi NeTunS, " ~ Ioltl'ru oul NAV tHo
men Of the different garrisons may mere
after be hard :" control. Gen. tiavirs
and other officers have admitted FOR
some Time that II was with difNculiy
mat 'hey we're shie 10 control their
peoi~e' ou' added tna' ,h"y were OBEY
ing me oi"'ls III me first .h'et'
no" ina me ueS.r' "' th' FIRST Chiet
mas oeeh eApress'd ior me retirement
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