Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-03
Federal Generals
READY TO SURRENDER
PEACE COMMISSION FROM FED
ERALS ASKS TERMS FOR
federal SJRRENDER
BREAKS HUERIA'S POWER
Iucrla Government j. Bankrupt and
Has No Money 10 Pay
Its Soldiers.


Of the Mexican regular army are
ready TO surrender and the backbone
of the Huerta dictatorship i'm the north
has been broken A peace commis-
sion arrived in Juarez tonieh, bearing
terms Of the surrender
The peace commission was headed
by Odilou Hcruandcl and came from
Chihuahua bearing proclamation
signed by General salvador Mercado.
llucrtas military governor and COM
maudcr Of the federal forces In all the
north The proclamation stated that
the llucrtd government was bankrupt
and was unable To pay IT'S soldlery
The simultaneous evacuation Of
other federal sJIoughods I'm the noru
is believed hy the rebels to bo the re-
suit of concerted decision To- abandon
the whole Of northrn Mexico
The peace proposals were sent by
General Mcrcado to General villa,
rebel leader. through l'redcu,o Moye,
civil governor of Chihuahua state a
long with II came an appeal signed by
all the foreign consulatcs in Chihua-
hua calling on Nilla TO protoO' the life
and property of foreigners
Under the circumstance which
have existed in chihuahua II has been
deemed necessary for the federal
troops to evacuate. leave in charge
Federico Moyc, person who is not
Identified with political parties and
who, therefore, is qualified TO give fun
protection to foreigners. II rs impOs-
siblc TO remain here longer as there IL
no money with which TO pay the
troops"
The commission started lack for
Chihuahua tonight with General VII
las assurance that people Of all classes
In the city and including tho federal
police would be protected and that he
would dispatch troops TO garrison the
place as soon as possible
Notwithstanding the action Of the
fcdcrals General villa himself was
preparing for departure southwark.
lie said Chihuahua would be only a
place on his southwark march
AS he was determined to continue To
McNico city.
Carlos 4 IIebcrlcin Of Los Angeles.
"A mining engineer accom-
panied the peace commissioners who
Travelled I'm AN automobile bv way Of
Oiinapa
Fugitivcs Near Border.
Fleeing over the desert ana nursued
hv rebels several thousaud norsons
including some Of the richest familie,
i'm northern Mexico. who deserted Chi
huabus civ In fear nf q rohsI attacIs
tonight w.re r.norted to ba nearing
the United States border
A,nono tho rsf,,,,.c.. H. lam, .r.r,,,,,s
head of the wealthy Terraz,. estate
who is said to have with him five mil
lion p.sos which ne withdrew. frou the
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families ip,ludinp. som. of ,bo Crcols
arc knovu T., bsv. loft tho ,rtv Tba
caravan In which are vouen ,,nd chill
lron. was described as baing mora
than a milo long Al tho b.ad with
an escort Of federal troous is General
Nr,ada Iuorta's deposed ro,.rnor ~
'hihuahua.
Details Of rhe oyacuotiop os rbibua-
lua CITY and the evodus or tho rosi-
lsnts vyoro br,,,obt T., tr,r,, b., ofri.
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