Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-03
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Constitutionalist Army entrusted with the constitutionalist power Of the Mexican nation.
 Article 1-The government of the withdrawal of the American troops from Mexican soil as soon as practi- cable, such withdrawal. subject to the further terms of this agreement to be completed not later than. ....; that is to say. forty (4O) days after the ap- proval of this agreement by both gov ernments.
 Article 2-The American command CT shall determine the manner in which the withdrawal shall be affect ed so as to ensure the safety of the territory affected by the withdrawal
 Article 3-The territory evacuated by the American troops shall be occu- pied and adequately protected by the constitutionalist troops and such evac- uation shall take place when the con stitutionalist forces have taken posi- ton to south of the American forces so as to make effective such occupa- ton and protection. The Mexican commissioners shall determine the plan for the occupation and protec- tion of the territory evacuated by the American forces separately. or where ever practicable in friendly coopera- ton. with any obstacles which may arise tending to delay the withdrawal In case there are any further activi- ties of the forces inimical to the con stitutionalist government which threatens the border. the withdrawal of American forces shall not be delay ed beyond the period strictly neces- sary to overcome such activities.
 Article 5-The withdrawal of Amer ican troops shall be effected by march ing to Columbus. or by using the Mex ican Northwestern Railway to Fl Pa so, or by both routes. as may be deemed most convenient or desirable to the American commander
 Article 6-Each of the governments parties to this agreement shall guard it's side of the international boundary This, however. does not preclude such cooperation on the part of the military commanders of both coun- tries as may be practicable.
 Article This agreement shall take effect immediately upon approv- al hv hntb Oovarpp,onte No.;Goo.;o., of approval shall be communicated by each government to the other.
 Tn testimony thereof. we have signed. sealed and interchanged re- ciprocally this protocol of agreement ad referendum in the English and Spanish languages. at Atlantic City. N. J.. this twenty-fourth day of Nov ember. in the year of Our Lord. one thousand nine hundred and sixteen.
 (Signed)
 FRANKLIN K. LANE.
 GEORGE GRAY.
 JOHN R. MOTT.
 LUIS CABRERA.
 YGNACIO BONILLAS,
 ALBERTO J. PANI."
 It also was announced for the first time that at the time the protocol was sent to Mexico it was accompan- jed by a brief statement agreed upon by the joint commission as follows:
 Tt shall be understood that if we meet for the discussion of other than border questions, the American com missioners will not ask that any final agreement shall be reached as to any such questions while the American l troops are in Mexico"
 Carranza's reply was not made pub lie. He is understood to have taken , the position that he could not sign the | protocol because 1t would put him | in the position of sanctioning the l presence of American troops on Mex ican soil.
 Three resolutions directing the sec |