The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-08-25
MEX|CANS FEAR
 TROUBLE WITH . UNITED STATES

MARTA, Texas. Aug 22-( (49-But little progress made today by the troops in their bandit hunt according to information received here the delay being occasoned by the absence of Captain Naock who expected to bring new orders This is being made officially tonight fol, the that wild have been afloa here all day to the effect that the bandit headquarters had been located and that American bombing planes were preparing to bomb it. Rumor also said that eight bandits had been killed but all of these being branded ridiculous by the officials They state, however, that extensive operations are expected to be resumed tomorrow.
 MI1NICANS AROUSED
 MEXICO CITY, Aug. 22.-N)-Aroused to what they the danger of the situation the of this city tonight demanding that the government of Mexico keep them fully informed the international situation m order that they may keep the public informed As yet only meagrc bulletins of the doings the border are being IS sued here, but they enough to excite the Mexcans to the highest pitch In commenting upon the situation as far as they understand it the newspapers declare that the danger American intervention in Mexican affairs is yet pase and they also calling upon all loyal Mexicans to rally the Carranza standard in the event of trouble.
 CARRANZA ASKED TO RESIGN
 SAN ANTONIO Texas, Aug 22-(49-A copy of q manifesto calling upon Venustiano Carranza to resign the presidency of Mexico has been received here prports to have been issued at Mexico City by Juan Dominguez, ad of former President Emiano Madero making threat of vengeance should General Carranza refuse to heed its warnings
 SUPPORTING MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
 MEXICO CITY, Aug 22.--(H9-The newspapers of this city with large headlines in their issues of this evening appealing the people of Mexico to themselves the imminent danger of what they consider invasion of Mexico by American also stated that the gov is considerably perturbed the situation, the having held session which ended with nstruc tons the foreign relations committee gather details gardng what is called the international situation. It is also stated that many of the prominent of the country are announcing their unconditional adhesion to the Carranza gov among them being the governors of the States of Snaoa Nueva Ieon Ouerearo Yucatan and Tabasco who have expressed their willingness and that of their people,
 
 WORKERS BACK CARRANZA
 MEXICO CITY, Aug. 22-(H9-The railway unions having announced their unconditional loyalty the govern in statement issued from their anna gamaed head quarters here tonight. The statement says that the rail- road uonists of Mexico prepared fight if necessary in the event that the international situation brings hos tilies.
 AMERICANS TO STAY THERE
 MARTA, Texas, Aug. 22-(49-There is no indication whatever that the American expedition which is chasing bandits in Mexico is to be wthdawn according made from headquarters here tonight Instead, furt- orders for them to stay the trail of the bandits have been issued and the force is following its instructions the letter. It stated tonight that it is beliveed that the Americans will eventually clear all territory for distance of twenty miles south of the border, of the bandits
 DICKMAN MAKES STATEMENT
 MARTA, Aug 22-(49-In statement issued off cay here tonight General T. Dickman, commander of the southern department said that the American expedition is remain Mexico least for the present regardless of ports the contrary As long there is hot trail fol- ow he sad the soldiers will pursue the bandits unless orders for them to leave Mexican soil and return the United States received from Washington The statement of General Dckrnan also officially confirms the killing of four bandits yesterday in Mexico by the American expedition
 COMMANDER IS UNCONCERNED
 MARTA, Texas, Aug 22.-(P)-Asked today for a statement concerning the possibility of the capture of the American expedition in Mexico by regular Mexican troops in superior numbers General Dcnan expressed but little regarding the matter He said that such cont- gency is possible but hardly probable this time for the that far the two governments concerned there is sign of ostties He also expresses but little concern regarding the protest of the Mexican government against the American expediton saying that is of the protests made every fall.