Arizona republican., 1913-11-15
COnstitutiOnalist Lead CT Makes Most Explicit and Definite Statement Yet Uttered With Reference to Huerta and Revolution
AGAIN CONFERS
 WITH MIR. HALE
Says Only Thing He Asks of the United States is to Lift Embargo and Allow Free Importation of Arms into Mexico
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 14.-Pedro Lascurain has been suggested as the logical successor of Huerta.
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 NOGALES, Sonora, Nov. 14.-Be- fOrefore going into 2 second confer ence with William Bayard Hale, Will sons special envoy. Carranza made the most explicit and definite state ment yet uttered with reference to Huerta, the United States and the constitutional revolutionary move ment, which he heads.
 We will accept no transactions, nor interference from any nation to regulate Mexico's interior affairs"
 After the conference, which lasted for two hours this afternoon. Car ranza was non -committal, and Hale silent, but it was evident the parleys begun on Wednesday were not fin ished. CarranZa's statement referred, however, to the negotiations with Washington, and also the suggestion from the American capital that further blOodshed might be avoided and peace and order restored, if the contending factions would get togeth- CT through the American agents, Hale and Lind, and agree on a provisional president acceptable to all parties. who would serve until a chief exec utive is chosen at full and free election.
 The only thing we ask and are trying to obtain from the United States. is the free importation of arms into Mexico
 This final statement, which was given out as a formal declarat ton, was spoken slowly, and with studied, choice words, had the effect of final ity with regard to any proposition which required Of the constitutional ists anything further than pledges that they would eliminate Huerta in a short time, if allowed to import war munitions. and establish order and a representative government within a reasonable time.
 The grave and reticent Mexican leader would say no more in modf- fications of his position, but severa of his leutenants, answering the SUD- positions on the subect of interven- tion, declared that Carranza's use o1 the word ''interfercnce'' merely re- ferred to any form of mediation be- tween himself and Huerta To al but the principals and members ot day was a motion picture The meeting could be seen through the windows of the custom house, which is the rebel leaders "ad interim capital, but not a sound was caught Carranza-tall, grave and deliberate talked slowly when he talked at all and Hale, six feet tall and slender spoke animatedly
 Eager Americans and Mexican! pressed toward the aduana windows but the unconcerned little brown sen tries kept them al a distance Nor, eager spectators sometimes felt tn, bayonet pressed suddenly in the re zion of the belt buckle and heard { sound of ''vamoos muy pronto."
 Al the end of the conference, Hal and Carranza tremendously ex changed salutatiOns. The American made his way rapi1ly to the Ameri san side to telegraph the results o the session to Washington, while tn Mexican chief remained at head quarters.
 T have absolutely nothing to say. Hale replied to a question
 You will excuse us," said Car ranza, as he turned to dictate t quick. lIhaki-clad and fully arme adjutants, orders to his comma m Ter in the field.
 It was given out late tonight that any misgivings are entertained by tn constitutiOnalists concerning the pun poses of the United States, it was re
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