General Gavira was ordered to Mexico City about the time General Trevino sent his message to General Pershing.

Official advices have been received by General Funston that General Gavira has assisted officers at Chihuahua to supply him a list of their nationals, other than Americans, explaining that he wishes to know them, in order to afford them protection, that he would be glad to afford protection to Americans as well, but in view of the increasing antagonism by Mexicans, he regarded it as practically impossible to do so.

It became known today that only the withdrawal of Colonel Sibley's force that entered Mexico after the raid at Glenn Springs prevented its attack by Carranza troops. Army officers here have learned that a force of 1,000 troops had been sent northward with orders from the Governor of Chihuahua to set in contact with the American troops and force them out of Mexico.

HITS ABOARD THE MOVE
HOT SPRINGS, TEX., June 11.?American troops sent from here early today to pursue fifteen Mexicans who raided the T. A. Coleman ranch near San Samuel, forty miles northwest of I.aredo, did not cross the border, according to reports received here late tonight by General Mann. The Mexicans did not.  The proceeds stolen from the Coleman ranch, across the Rio Grande, General Mann was informed, having abandoned the animals within two miles of the border. 