Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-06
ARB|TRATE TO
QUELL ROW IN
REBELS FORCES
Believed that Disagreement
Arose Over Simple Mis-
understanding =....

Eagle Pass, Tex, July 6.-1nforna-
ton brought by messengers from SAL
tillo Saturday was that troops from
the division Of the east have been or
dered by General Pablo Gonzales at
once to Queretaro. This move Is re-
garded as significant Of the part the
division of the east intends to play in
nal stand of the federals probably
will be made at Queretaro. The move
ment to Queretaro was precipitated
by the withdrawal of a body of fed
eral troops under General Pascnal
Orozco from the Queretaro garrison,
to reinforce the garrison of Mexico
City.
Word has been received here that
the constitutionalist troops under Cen
San Luis Potosi, have taken Ceritos
in the state of San Luis Potosi from
a small force of federals. The rail-
road has been repaired to Ceritos The
troops to go to Queretaro will be
drawn from the command Of General
Jesus Carranza who has $4,000 men
near San Luis.
Could Raise Big Army.
Colonel Francisco Mariel, who is
operating under the command of
General Jesus Carranza, arrived at
saltillo Yesterday to discuss with the
first chief the conditions in the field
near San Luis. He said the entire
country was friendly to the constitu-
tionalists and that if sufficient arms
could be provided General Jesus Car
rama could have a force of $4,000
within a few days. Colonel Mariel,
who has led force of 1900 men, all
Indians, in the states of Hidalgo and
San Luis Potosi for year. declared
Vail
Colonel Jose Hernandez Mirse with
500 and Colonel Laraga with 1000
had Joined General Carranza since
the latter's arrival at San Luis and
that there were $1,000 more recruits
ready to join IL arms could be pro-
vided."
Garrison Weakened.
Colonel Mariel declared that the
San Luis garrison had been so weak
ened by continued Withdrawals Of
troops that he did not expect the fed
erals to make a strong resistance
there but that it seemed probable the
final stand of Huerta's troops would
be made at Queretaro.
Due to misunderstanding.
The differences between General
Francisco Villa and General Carran-
"a, which are being arbitrated by a /
SOHAAAiiSoAoh a. AO1h hSoil' WST6 really
the outgrowth of misunderstanding.
according to the messengers from Sal
tillo. The realization that the break
between the leaders was due to such
a misunderstanding is said to have
prompted the attempt to compose the
disagreement through the commits
sion.
According to the word reaching
here the trouble arose, at least in
part. over the efforts Of General Ma
terra to capture Zacatecas. It is said
that General Natera in his anxiety to
be allowed to take the city. either was
regarding the number of
federals in the town or concealed the |
facts, giving General Carranza the
impression that the garrison number |
ed not moro than 5000 men. After |,
Natera had lost more than $500 men
in his assaults he asked for reinforce.
ments. ana 1t is said General Carranza
then sent an order to General Villa,
based on the information regarding
the federal strength given him by Ma
terra
!. villa, having advices that this in
formation was incorrect and that the
federals numbered nearly ID, 900, took
exception to the order. It is beltev-
ed that when the various facts are
discussed frankly at the conference a |
satisfactory to both sides
will be reached.
Agreement Is Signed.
Before the military leaders report
ng to General Carranza left Saltiilo
Tor Torreon, the first chief is said TO