The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-04-02
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L5TE-SECsE EXPEDITIONS. COL
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cof0,1as u Ans-1za z-ztT ordered
to azufstEzte Villas collsot- SIS
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-tz-oaek The Gzs-re-o -eEon OF t-ysnz
20 efnds czr1-e II Tie rscessa %
The Eao--tzfns
SIXTY ysr.czrs Ter. hreI II ths
s1nrtse battle At San CernfDo -sneh
We5-es1zy AID II tie easz!ag sTs
ho-- running Agnt- I. Ezs officially
announced toSzT.
Colonel Dc;d'z ofHctsI report made
no mention u casCSzltiss axtde from
tee 1Erate- 1f Nsncsns killed. TIE
EEI1e- wounded zuI CAPTURED Was
zt3Tl Unknown b7- Ezs choEzst 70 5e
large The American casualties stood
At .o1- slightly wounded SpEszi orit
th-o7ga mountain paHssa and valley,
the SIX co;u1ns were cpnaoiag the
G0eryeyo region. dr.TEag the b2ndsts
before thsm. TIE forces incl1Ssc
Dotd's fire hundred men who Tough:
at San Geronimo. They hare BEEN
spill up into three detschneEts unts,
Colonel Brown, Major ETans and Col
oDei Erwin. TIE rest os The force ig
made up Of one column O. the Tenth
and Thirteenth regiments under Major
Tompkins. 2 detachI ent o. che Thir-
tesnth under Major Lndsley, and one
OF the Eleventh under Major HOWE.
TIE men have made forced marches
n all kinds Of weather. The burning
days and chilly nights Of the first
week o: the campaign were followed
by heavy Wind and ssnd storms. T.
was showing today IN the high siti-
tudes Of the Guerrero hhiz, according
10 official reports. Pain and alset
hare also been encountered.
CpIoneI Dord, commanding the van
guard. received General Perzhing's or-
derg pursue the scattered banda and
dstrCy them"
Eews YES ngonentariIy expected Of
further fighting In the chase. Basing
their forecasts on the outcome Of the
San Geronimo fgat when nearly
af,a Of the E,lI!stas engaged were cut
fOzrn. officials AZ headquarters de-
cIzred that PerEhing'. order YOU'D
10 caTrfef out Il the YiIlistaJs could be
oSesrEz ken.
With the ziJty known killed. the
ugUsl ratio of wounded and captured