Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-06
VILLA STARTS IN
PURSUIT Of ARMY
HOPES TO ONERTNkE FEEDER AIS
BEFORE THEY REACH
THE BORDER.
HUERTA MAKES A LOAN
american Company Reported To Have
Loaned 100000 Pesos 60 McNi-
60 in Return for Concessions.

~ Ah''N' M'N" P''' I"''e'u o'
occupying Chihuahua. the state capi-
! tai. General Francisco villa with his
ooo r.,..ls ,.,, u..r, o,,,,,r.d
aIonB 'h' Iu''Io"u h"Ilh 81 lhe cl,S'
'"u"S I''u' "'u huiII'uIS 10 ma an
u'i'"uo' the l''esIaih stau"h' /" u'S-
P"'Vu more men III puISu'l "l ''e leu
rr"'S '''r'"''hB toward OJ'hoSa' %"
'he poIu'I'
a garrison OF 'oo r'o'IS occupy 'he
loI' az pJlh"sa ana ''noIal ma sem
il'S SoI"I'la Voulu H"l poIIlI' '"' leu
cIaIS 10 Ie'ch the p"Iu'I 10 '''SS
over lhlo th' h'ed states NI'h""'
i'eI'I MS purpose Is not ohIy TO cal
lure me federal troops ptu also TO
seize the arms ana equipment
me IederalS' however VIII p' III
the majority uhles sih'y are oN'riak'h
by the rebels. WIN the Z,OOo or more
lusitlve ieoerdls are Genera SalaNa-
dofe Mer'auo, the deposeu mll'aS
governor ana commander numerous
oiher generals ana officers ana mem
bers of wealthy Chihuhua lamllles
who left the city preclpitately ON loot
IN Tear OF a rebel attack
General villa expressed ms Inten-
uon to connscate the money Whlch
the tuglllVeS were reported to nave
Wlthdrawn from the banks before the
evacuation, lie SAID he woui" protect
the hoh-combatants, except such as
were considered political Offenders
Members OF the Ferrazas family were
placed by nm IN the latter class.
crowds or persons with automobiles
callpeu al iresldlo IeAaS, opposite
oJlnaGa IN anticipation tha' the re-
Iugees' including the tederaIs' would
eros sine river. should the lederals
dlNheartened by their long siege in
'hlhuahua ana by the decision OF
General Mercado To tlee because OF
the bankrupt cohdluoh OF ms army
declded 10 cross they would nave TO
give up thelf arms on the american
SIDE
Inc report reached OJinasa that
the fugltlVes mad been In great dis
lress' since thelr route was across
Waterles' desert plateau swept by
cold WINDS at hlghl ana sandstorms
Rebels reported that part OF the
tugitiVes had turned to the west and
were approaching falomas' on the
border opposite columbus, y. NJ.
win them were said to be General
Jose Salapar ana Pascual OroZco,
both or whom are under Indictment In
the United states Tor violations of tho
neutrality laws.
Another reason why Villa returned
northward to villa Ahumads was to
communicate with General Carranza,
head of the consttutionalist party,
who is In Sonora.
Pleased with his victories In the
north and confident that his projected
march toward Mexico city will be
marked by desertions from the feder-
al ranks or eVacuauons by the feder-
ais, General villa showed no haste
to enter Chihuahua, the largest city
now held by the rebels. Some Of his
troops commanded by General ChaO
went into the city several days ago for
police duty.
Negotiating Loan.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 5.-There is
n NNii au'ilN iAiNtA'h lfPpiA tbhA lfNl-
dent Huerta has been assured d loan
OF 10000 pesos by an American cor
poration with Mexican connection.
The vice president Of the corpora
tion, II Is said, has been personally ne
gotiating for the loan in return for
which 1t is understood he secured
promises of certain concessions for his
company.
The primary dealings between the
official of the corporation and the
government were through the minis
ter Of finance but as an agreement
was impossible, the company's Off
cial took up the matter through
third party with President Huerta,
who without loss of time sent the pa
pers to the companys agent for sig
nature.
kumors of rebel successes are cur
rent here tonight but are denied In
official quarters. The denialS are sup
ported by railroad reports. The ru-