Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 97
in the capture of Villa. The rail-roads of Mexico were placed at the disposal ofthe American troops. It seemed that the Mexi-cans were as anxious to catch the outlaw as werethe Americans. Still, the expedition created a deli-cate and difficult situation, for as long as Ameri-can troops were on… … Copyri^rlit International Film Scivir .-, Inr. UMTF.D srAII.S INFANTRY IN Pi:KSUi r OF \ILI,A MARrillNG INIO TIIF WIT,PS OF MEXICO. killed nearly a score of American citizens, thePresident, for a while at least, abandoned his pol-icy of watchful waiting and sent an armed ex-pedition into Mexico in…
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