Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-21
TRIP MADE TO NIADERO CAMP IN
AUTOMOBILES FIXING FLAG.
DIAZ MUST SURRENDER
VIII Of People Must Bc Satisfied BE.
fore Rebel leader VIII Consider
Terms of Peace.


by Associated Press
III Paso, Tevu7, April 20.-Unless
the federals mako an attack on tho
rebel army Francisco l. Madcro says
there will ba no assault ~ Juarez until
after o'clock Friday afternoon. II
by that time he has NOT received as
ourances from Pr0ferlo Dlaz that no
viii retire from the presidency Ma
dero declares that tho Juarez fight
VIII take place ut once "All tho fed.
erals want IS time 20 bring up moro
reInforCements," he said today when
asked II he would consider an armis-
tice"
81 win give Dlaz twenty-four hours
to resign" he said this afternoon
when delegation OF El Pasoans and
Mexican citizens called upon him in
his camp In the hills near Juare2 and
asked him to consider peace terms
Tho lattor assertion was not only
reply TO the volunteer peace comms-
sion but also 20 Gonzales Garcia. sec.
retary OF the Revolutionary Jaunta
who carried a message from pr CO.
mez In Wash.ngton, asking for a de-
,'' ~ ''v ','"'M iio SaIu u was ms
llnal reply to all attempts to secure
peace. That Diaz must surrender tho
presidency
Tho volunteer peace commissioners
who visited the provisional president
ana lhSurrecto commander went un-
''r permission OF the tederals and
made the trip In two automobiles.
with white flags Tha AsgDpi1tpd
Press correspondent was in M camp
"Hth Mhdero met them. Attrr tho
com terence Mauero dictated the fol-
! lowing
Ihe peace commission came unof-
| IlclalIy ana asked under which terms
would make peace said ! would
osr'' as J nave already said 10 DR.
"ohleH' ihHt IN the interest OF peace |
would resign aS provisional president
OF Mexico but only If ! consider that
lhe VIII OF the people has been salts
lIed' othrwlse the rtvolution viii
continue Notwithstanding peace ncgo-
llatloh' Know all the people want
the retirement or General Dlaz and a
new election for That purpose / win
accept any one OF the members OF tho
presldehts cabinet who viii call n
new eiection'
IN case this condition Is agreed
upon we want Juraez to be delivered
10 us theh an arnlstice VIII be signed.
l WIN await until tomorrow evening
10 near inc result or the peace negoti-
atlons' whioh are being directed by
Dr NusqueH Gomez II by tomorrow
nisht no answer comes ] VIII begin
hostilities'
A'ter the SER appointed peace COM
tnlssioners had returned to El Paso.
relIN MARTINEZ gave out the following
statement OF their trip;
40 not want the presidency Ma
zero said' IT am willing to sacrifice
everything wealth position family
name ana even me-
General Juan j. Navarro, command
ing Juarez persists in-the declaration
that ne has received no demands for
tne surrender OF the town ana says he
II ready 10 detend IT, Americans ara
sun permitted to cross and recross the
border but suspicious MeNlcans ara
detained, no town IS closed tonight
ana olVlllahs are Kept orr the street,
Madero's army surrounds Juarez. The
mann command Is back IN the noun
tnihs towards Ranch 'Florez," west
OF Juarez'
Hnuche Is occupied by troops that
arrived from the south last night. In
the event or an attack tho only dam
ger TO El Paso from the bullets will
De from the men at Bauche, II they at.
tack from tho southwest. The lnsur'
recto cannon VIII fire parallel with
the Rlo Grande past III Paso into
Juare2.
Mexico city April 2O.-In the no.
EQUATIONS relative 20 the Incidents
growing out OF the battle OF Aqua
Prieta there IS nothing that can re-
SUIT IN any friction OF the Mexican
ana American governments. They are
oelng conducted .y both governments
IN friendship ana although delicate
an amlcable agreement should be
reached Ihls Is the substance of the
message delivered 70 the chamber or
deputies thls afternoon by Minister
De Laoora' AZ the request or the
hody ne appeared before it ana made
nm exhaustive report OF the lnterna-
u'nnl relations aIlecunE MeNlc) ana
ln' united states ia Sald praetlcal-
" hothlnE regarding me negoua,IonS