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lOflMORETRUGKS
Staff Officers However Re
gard Use of Railways From
El Paso Essential.
5 AX ANTONIO, TV.i. Ajnl '..
Gen. Fu!istr. v : ad d ! :' the
v.ar !f ; .-1 rt 1 1 . i . r V'dr; -d-iy tint Iii:
rrrjijnt f"r ni'Ti- a i.tnincl i i - trti'kn
had te. n :r;ir.t -1. Yh;I- ih- addi
tion of 1"S i-ior trucks t th"F'? al
ready rarryin-r y s a! on-.: the
lino of romriiiinir.T.t to th tron;.
In Mfxi'-o '.''ill h " ve to rf'.i' Y t!.(
itii.'t t ion. .- . i rf rf.."' rs h rt- ."-Till r-
;.irJ(-l ti- n?" of 1 1 . - railm.) - f r : :i
rl I'n.so .ih sH'-nt:.il t" t h f-in i.h
th r.irn;..i;-'n iKV.i:t Villa.
With 6, h'irs'-- .ni'l mu'.'s to
rff- tvt-ry ! v ai.fl aiiroii:;at''!y
liat many rii'-n. the j ;.ut rri::tM' r s
J(-partn:-i.t r-aliz-d t 1 j ji::.-ulti s
vith which it h i'! to .r;t.-ii l.
No report from ;n. ivr-hiru: :s
to operations suutli of N.i m i j u i a.
ere riv l n 1 tlV-rs hMe iwc
-t lacking ! tails of th- s-Kit rnish
l-ttween ol. JJrown's raalry anl
Villa's ni'-n on April 1.
I IIAK r.XKK W.A MAX
TIirMv TKAIli IS OI. 1
WASHINGTON. April C. In th"
ithsciH''' of further news of f'.k.'litintf
In M i' o l'-lv,M'ii the Atn'.-rican
fortes and Villa bandits, attention
?f f'Ü.ciils her- VoIi;' -l:iy tit -red
u.r d-part ni'-nt had no reports Indi-atinv,-
tint 'arrnriz.i a uthorlt ' at
J ;r!r 7. had r i'.f d orders to a-
pt ;-h;; ;:i r,iM from ;m. lunstn.
S. 'y Iin-;nk' at th f-tatr- lej,irt
i.rnt. h'lttfvt-r. said lu- iindert-ol
-;;'h order had hen i-'Vi'd. Mr.
I.ir -ir. alvo dlnr'-d he thought
th- i'.'. ii 1 1 y v. as phyiral, not politi
cal, and wa.s du1 largely to the dis
organized cor.ditin of rolling stork
and P-idU-d cf the Mexican North-
S-:r.- i.iN tili v.-ere inclined
ti onri'i th- !lay in permitting
!.- of the railroads with a de.-: ire on
th part of arranza to b-e tin'
.i:i-ri' an soldiers i a k on their own
t rntory. Already, it is understood.
facto 'ovt rnrn'Tii ott'.cials on the
1 or'ler l.ave iii.'ule informal inquir
ies as 1o how much longer the x
; edii:n uill remain in Mexico. anl
ho-v much further southward it ex-P-
ts to Ii-träte. As legally th
l .litt il ta! s is now jM:rs ;ln? a "hot
tra.il." I. would occasion no ffreat
s ir; ri.-' ljcr- if ('arranza should
si:'t;st soon that th trail had Kot
t n cold and question the propriety
U. S. Troopers W ear Out
Shoes Chasing Bandits
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JUMPS FROM 2ND STORY
Woman ItcfiiM-! iorc Would KIM
I! rix -If.
INI IANA I'' LIS. April 0. Bcin'
refused a di . orce through what .-h"
t
'!.- w.-is fal.e te-timony. .Mru. Helen
!'. Stiiut rushed from the court room"
art 1 attempted to commit uiclde !.y
r.imiiim: from a second storv win-!
low Wednesday. Her attorney in
tfrc pt'-d h r. Mrs-. Stout says her
hushand framed up a story of catch
ing another man in a. room with her.
UDOM the diplomatic a;a
f th.
punitiv. epe ditioii.
Informatif.n of the ,tr and stat'
f)artriifiits r;rardintc us.- of the
Mexican railwa.'s to ship - 'ppli'-s to
Clen. I'en hin-r was o.niü - :;n-'. Tl.
i'ii.i.s itiT van i.ivi:n.
. a;;. th y contain tho he?t livrr
rre.'.;. mes. no matter how hitter .
na i s -.- ti nir for th" swoft sucrar coat- :
i T". f hides the taste. Ir. Kind's New
Life I'ills cordain ingredients that
f.nt the Hur working, move tho how-
Is freely. No ;;ripei rn nausea, aid
hs;"stioM. .Int try a tottle of Dr.
Kind's Nov T.ife I'ills and notice ho v
much h tt r you fee!. lm at dr.i
4' -ts. Ad t.
CoU'MI'.rs. N. M.. April Tales
of the hard-hipi of the American
soldiers who are pursuing- Villa over
the d-rt and through the moun
tain. of Chihuahua were brought
here Wednesday hy arrivals with a
truck train which had carried sup
plies to "ol. (Jenrge A. Iodd com
mand. Far from hin the smart cavalry
men who thren weeks avo (tis1
into Mexico, the .ol?ier.. their shoes
ruined hy the sharp stones of the
mountains and their uniforms torn
hy l.rush. are wearing sandals made
of cowhide anil such clothing as can
he ohtaine! from natives, they le
dard. It also was aserto(l that Col.
rodd' 1'nnimand had lost so many
hor?es in th relentless pursuit ol
the bandit chief that fully half the
mn were without mounts, despite
the onlers to 'spare nothing hut
hors tlesh."
Asks I-Ixtra Kits.
Sul.stantiatinK' some of tliese
stories, a messak' came to military
headquarters from Oen. Pershlntr
We.'.nesday requesting- that the extra
kits, eontanlnff clothlni? of the sol
diers of the seventh anil 10th cavalry
regiments, the two regiments at the
extreme front, be rushed forward to
them at once.
A truck train, under the command
of rapt. C. H. Drake, con.sistlnP of
27 trucks, went to within seven mlls
of Guerre. Its crew being- th first
Americans to meet the troopers of
the seventh cavalry after their en
gagement at that town.
"The men were a nondescript
looking crowd." said Capt. Drake.
"Their faces were caked with pray
alkali dust and they had been with
out regular rations for some days.
off.f salt and tobacco w'ere beyond
price. Yet through their haggard
dirtiness the men smiled and told
i
get- I
of their r.solute purpose "the
tir. of Villa." I
apt. Drake als- told of reports j
current in the Guerrero country j
that the American troops obtained
th ir information that Villa had been j
wounded from an American physio- !
ian taken captie by the bandit band'
and forced to treat the leader's
wounds. He asserted that he did
not barn the name of this physician,
lie had hard Villa had he n
wounded in the ankle and also in
the hip. The soldiers, traveling as
they have with every ounce of sur
plus equipment eliminated, have ex
temporized numerous articles. Two
t'olts of calico, obtained froi.i the
pack of on- of the mules in a Vill i
pack train captured at Guerrero, has
b n used by the so.'diers. the truck
men say, to fashion almost every
thing from hats to saddle liKS.
Hardly ItcxtrnitiMo.
"When I first saw some of these
fellows of the seventh coming to
ward me I thought we were in the
center of a Mexican camp where each
man chooses his own uniform," said
on man. "Some of the men won
large Mexican sombreros, their own
hats having- been lost: others were
clad in the loose jacket of the Mex
ican laborer. I f it had not been for
the American equipment and the bits
of slanp coming- through the alkali
caked lips. I doubt if I should have
recognized our hoys, for only a few
were clad in the same uniform in
which they left the United States."
The morale of the troops was de
scribed n.s beinfr excellent.
Wednesday's arrivals asserted that
Gen. Pershinfr. Gol. Dodd and the
other commanders of the American
advance are taking every precaution
ag-ainst possible uprising of irre
sponsible Villa sympathizers.
Detachments of American troops
have been stationed in all plnees not
Pariisoncd hv Gnj-ranza. they said.
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