Evening Republican, Volume 20, Number 121, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 May 1916 — TURN BACK AFTER 125 MILE DRIVE [ARTICLE]

TURN BACK AFTER 125 MILE DRIVE

U. S. Envoys in Mexico Flock to Border to Explain Plight of Aliens —3,000 Americans There. (Marathon, Tex., May 18.—Col. F. W. Sibley’s expeditionary forces are not expected to remain in Mexico more than,-another week unless its size is materially increased, it was said here today on good authority. Major Langhome, who, with the Eighth cavalry, is leading the expedition, was camped yesterday at Sante Fe Del Pilo, one hundred and twenty-five miles south of Boquillas, where he awaits supplies which are believed to have reached him by now. Upon receipt of food he is expected to make his way to the border by easy stages, thus ending the chase after the Glenn Springs raiders, which resulted in rescuing Jesse Deemer and the negro, Monroe Payne. Nothing further has been heard here regarding the report that 400 Yaqui Indians were marching towar 1 Langhorne’s column from Cuatro Ciengas. ——