Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-18
.DISC0URAGEMENTI IS
FELT AS RESULT
OF CONFERENCE
Cauanza Now Feels He Can
Get Along Without Import
Inc AIMS and Wants Moth
ing Else

"nsaies sonora Sex. Nor. 1t-
Y vpAiaeies developed since ihe au Of
'partz created feeling of uncor-
iaIniy aHd discoufaeemfnt tenIeht as
Io ihe outcome 1f fhe diplomatic cx-
,hlnHeH between Che United s'atrs
and The Meklea c0nFluauaust
rebels President Wilson's envoy.
. William kagard HaIe. conferred taIce
today Nlth Francisco Escuadera. Car-
] fnnza's minister uf foreign relations.
and t became apparent that stua-
Ann had arisen lAllA would lAz the
{ diplomacy Df both .des fu bring about
a sitsfactnry solution
Do was evident That tho capture Of
juafcz and other rebel s1ceesses n
ths Interior had encouraged General
DHffanza leaders 81 such an extent
ihat lhey believed the lftug ~ ihe
American EMBARGO on The import1-
Iio1 of arms wHs noe as necessary AL
previously ii had seemed
pn the other hand. 't appeared that
me original expectation Of the insure
eenb that The ban an the transfer of
war munitions across the lime would
ho lifted had been mef nlth more dee
Unite requirement. from the Wash
lrgton government
The pauey between Mr Hale and
General caTanM and the latters rep-
refentauFes Reached crucial stage
last night After conference with
Mr Hale late TODAY foreign minister
Eacuadef0 said - expected the
negotiations 90 end within tUenty-four
hours hat he would venture no pre-
oictlon as 90 the outcome He added.
however thaf there would he an0ther
meciirH perhaps the final one. to-
morrow
"Mr Hale h man of rare culture F.
md sincerity WIS Tho eztcnt of DIS
further remarks
Mr Hale said Eseuadcro was al
diplomat ~ rare ability. and deelar-
Ing he was weary retired 20 the I
American consulate
Last nights communications 10 Sir F.
laie from Washington have been UNI .
usually lengthy lt required the entire .
Half % the consulate. assisted by Mr
Hale 20 translate Them today from
he code
In contrast 90 former conferences. +
q ben Mr hale met General Carranza
.nd hia staff in tno custom house. in
ul vieW 0f the p0Uulace. pening
through windowa today's meeting was
ttcnded IS the slletesf privacy hale
.ud Eecuadero met as yesterday at
he home ri YeHacla Roullas. on-
lther member 20 the revolutionary
ubinot Who acted as translator
Escuadero said tonight that he
aEed his belief of result within
hours upon the outcome
4 tho conference yesterday in which
e said Mr Haic had received i'm
% ions regarding what tho con-
tmuu8Hst believe necessary for
ne salvation of ihrlr country AM
ihcr reason FOR hufrgiug thc finale,
g said. Was the eaRerness of the con-
tutloualsts ~ continue their self
imposed task Of crushing out \
.ueriaism ID
I'VE Wlsh to complete the negolia- ID
ons soon, as we are eager 20 enter
TO lhe work of the reconstruction
{ MEXICO. hc said "To lift the
mbargo an arms would be very
adrahle thing but # Is not absolute
necessary to the success Of tine ,
.voluuon. it b possible the embargo {
ul be raised, but we win win in \
ly event Is
This statement Of Escuadero's in Z
ow OF the fact that the lifting Of the [
nburgo on arms was the only thing Z
lranza asked for in reiterated
terances last week was taken as an r
dicauon that the negotiations be- =
in by Mr. Hale as ii simple PROPOSE 4
ln had developed into "a complicated q
'oblcm OF diplomacy u