Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-07-02 | Page 5 | Carranzistas Boast of Driving Americans Out

i AS BOAST OF DRIVING DR AMERICANS 00 OUi l i FRIENDLY MEXICANS SEEK REFUGE IN COLUMBUS Redistribution of Pershing's I Force Complete Cowboys Cowboys Cowboys Cow Cow- boys Training Horses e I By WEBB C. C MILLER COLUMBUS N N. N M. M July I Close on the heels of Namiquipa's Namiquipa's Namiquipa's Nami- Nami quipa's evacuation by the American American American Amer Amer- ican punitive expedition 15 1500 00 l I cavalry occupied the I town I Posters immediately afterward ap appeared appeared ap- ap I ap-I stating that the United States I troops were being driven north by the thede their I r de facto government forces Refugees who brought these reports north to to the American lines today I stated they fled tied Namiquipa fearing harm at the hands of ot the for having haYing been friendly to the Americans Americans Ameri Amerl- cans during their occupation o ti of the h ul territory to Numbers s of the Namiquipa m home guard who aided General Pershing's Per Per- Pershing's shing's men in unearthing caches per per-I of ot arms were among the refugees h who sought protection in the American lines I r The redistribution of Pershing's fore fora forces s is about complete for the prese pres pres- e e t and no immediately further shortening short short- ening of ot his lines is contemplated preS-I preS according ac- ac I cording to advices toda today The single aeroplane at his headquarters is Ss being I used steadily for scouting replacing cavalry patrols and avoiding danger of ofa ofa a clash with advanced patrols of Car- Car I l The border horde r patrol atrol he here re was spurred to activity today by reports that a small body oft of soldiers had I crossed the border Into New Mexico Xo No trace of ot them was found however I Ibe Numbers m of l af cavalry ly remounts i s are be being trained e at the c Columbus b base I Iby by a squad of daredevil cowboys Every session develops several wild or unwilling unwilling unwilling un un- un- un willing horses and the resulting exhibition exhibition exhibition I of ot riding equals a frontier days day's celebration Training of ot the horses finished they are sent in batches to replace the American mounts worn out I in Mexico