Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-04
Juarez Jubilant And Sees Speedy Capture Of Villa And Withdrawal Of Amer ican Soldiers 25, ,0CO DE FACTO
 TROOPS SEEK BANDIT Americans To Guard Border From Casas Grandes, While Carranzistas Scour Nation For Ohtlawss
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! FL PYSO, May 3.-MeNican military i men b9lieve that the withdrawal of the Ayferican troops from Mexico will | tak| place in about two months. it Vds learned here tonight American officers will make no comment on the subject.
 The MeXicans say that in view of the dispositions to be made by Gener- al Alvaro Obregon. in cooperation with the tentative agreement made with General Hugh L. Scott. the hunt ing down of the bandit groups in Chi huahua and Durango can scarcely take more than that period of time. { On assurance from General Car ranza that the bandits are dispersed. the northward movement of American troops will attain full speed and it will not be long until the last trooper crosses over the international bound ary line.
 In the meantime. it was pointed out. there would be constant movements northward of American detachmenls. so that when the final order for with drawsl comes there would be only part of the present expeditionsry force on Mexican soil
 
 to Washington by General Scott and to Queretaro by General Obregon were not expected to be received be- fore tomorrow. If the terms settled on by Generals Scott and Obregon are approved by President Wilson and General Carranza. the present neSStia- tiOns will practically be completed. al- though the formality of another con Fn,- h .s.N. Friday night or Saturday.
 Gradual Retirement.
 IL is generally understood that the first step to be taken will be Nsradual retirement northward Sf the Ameri- can forces. while the Carranza troops plunge into the campaign against the Villistas
 Columns now in the neishhOrhood of San Antonio will fall back first to Guerrero, where tAey will remain Later the. Guerrero attachments will proceed to Namiquipa. From here here regiments will be gradually de tached and transferred tO Colonia Dublan until finally the whole force occupies a restricted zone along the border. It is regarded as altogether probable that a certain percentage of the troops will re-crOss the border some time before the word comes that the Carranza government has accom- plished it's mission.
 While the Csrranza forces are sweeping through southern Chihuahua and Durango, the Americans will be looking after groups operating to he north
 Is slsr dor fNsaI hot aF NEvA gOn is pledged to throw every avail able ounce of his military strength into the hunt for the various maraud- ering bands. It is believed that al most all the 25.000 men suggested by General Carranza as Mexican patrol. in case the American government con sented to withdraw. would be utilized in the campaign The main force will aid greatly by virtue Of its posi- tion.
 U. S. Net to Use Rails.
 The retirement of the American troops will be gradual: the railways will not be utilized. because they will not be necessary. The marching dist ances will be short.
 There will be no need of the rail ways for the shipment of supplies. and right to use them is understood tO have been relinquished.
 The line of communication from Columbus to Casas Grandes. as it shortens. will become much easier 10 maintain
 Every effort will be made tO avoid conflict between the natives and the American troops. The latter are tO keep out of all towns and villages and to make every effort to escape rOntact with NeNiCanS.
 The retirement Sf the Americans will be dignified and contingent upon he effective cooperation of the Mex cans
 Following his conference yesterday md last night with General Oeregun. he discussion occupying 12 hours. General Scott snatehed few hours sleep today and then started to work filing a report 10 Secretary of War Baker at Washington. Preparation of he report consumed all Of the morn ng. It was coded by Colonel Robert
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