The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-29

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Atlantic City. ". J.. Nov. 2l.--|
wi&hdrAwal Of the American troops
who went into Mexico In pursuit OF
Frsnotseo villa, after the Columbus
: raid. and the patroiiins of the border
~ the respective armies of the Unit
"a States and Mexico. was agreed to
m = protocol signed here late today
~ The members OF the American
1fszScan Joint coramission seeking TO
sAtsss differences between the two
~cseutrssa Adjournment I. Of the con-
fsrspes sssuion was taken immedi-
assay, - allow Alberto J. Panl. one CT
ths hsxican commissioner. to 90 10
MUtco to plaos the proposals before
Fink Chief Carransa for approval.
Ths plan. characterized by Secrt..
tssy lana chairman Of the Amer.
Nm eohmiuaon. a the beginning pf
: pellsy vhieh vim SNAKE I Mexico
mat W cAa live WITH. provides thss
Gen. rsrshlns sian bring his men
aeross Ne lins WitAin 40 days afttg
ths prct0eel = Anally approved ~
u two sovsrnments unless by th,rt
tins ths een6itions In northern Me,;-
~ have become such that TIC
AnsricAn border n endangered ~
han6ita The sAmonition II cois-
t1,nsd = : ssparats document. how.
So>er. that ne United states RESERVES
ne RIGHT . pursus Into Mexico any
11aa11s fuscs that crosses the intsrn,t.
t>onal lins. the question Of oooper,,-
4 ~ - the border y left to the
1nn<ins oncsrs OF the two armies
thArS.
Aftsf me protocol was signed se,-
to1oty Lane inusa Z statsmsnt denim
~ 20 : certain extent the policy 80
~ DATED states government
tt~af1s Nsxtco. He stated that lie
to10v(e Ca csrrsnsa . strong man
ou4 that 10 shouid be given . 'frli
th1nss" adding that Mexico viii
w. % rieht without our help Or
~ - Ih&s = her choice"
eoose<sry tans lett here late 81.
~ 4eebs II ne pFotceol "
~ A1iofioon sot~
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chne me two esuntriass
Dc1nI1y 49, related 70 the pre-
testson q NE ana probprty OF Amer
mans and other foreigners In Mexico.
II ~ratiacation by either government
> withheld the work Of the confer.
sscs win b declared at an end.
whsrs the adjourned sessions Of
~ examination will be held was left
70 Secretary lansing and Ambassa-
Dor Dsssnats A~rrsdondo.
The right Of the American govern.
msnt to send troops across the bord,,r
In Dursuit Of bandits was not incor.
posatsd In the protocol but was made
the subject Of . supplemental men,
oFnndam- The Mcxicans had con-
tended earnestly against signinw airy
ssrssmsnt In which they appeared TO
sanction what they termed he VIOLA
uon Of their national territory. Il wis
the agreement Of the Americans
finally to content themselves with
stating the attitude Of the United
seatss In . separate memorandum that
hdsesd the lfsxicans to sign the
agsssmsnt.
10 Became known today that the
nrst request Of the Mexicar., for a
rscsas was made several days ago.
They desired to submit to Gen. Car.
rsnse all the facts In the case. The
Americans contended that more delay
va inadvisable. Yesterday tho In
sastsnce OF tho Mexicans resulted I'm
consideration of the suggestion ard
today the discussion was resumed
with all members of the commission
present.. The Mexlcans were not vat
willing to sign. but the Americans,
convinced them that inasmuch a.,
the correspondence which had led To
the creation Of the commission pro.
vidsd for the submission of the agree
mont to their respective governments
for approval valuable time could be
saved by taking the signed protocol
to carransa.
The clause providing for the with
travail Of Gen. P~ershing's force states
that should the bandits In chihuahua
appear near the border In such force
as to prove a menace the American
troops acting Independently or In
conjunction with the Mexican forces.
may disperse them. In such Ease the
time for thor withdrawal shall be ex-