El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-08
REPUBLIC Of THE
NORTH FOR VILLA
IS LATEST GOSSIP
His Men Are Sick With Dys-
EMERY, It Is Said; Troop
Activity Mysterious.
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army more economically. Food ana
| forage have reached tremendous prices
Z and. since Villas purchasing agents
I buy at current quotations, it has some
! times been problem to supply the
troops with necessities. Most ~ 49,
army will be concentrated near chit
/ huahua city until the advance on Mex
I leo City is resumed
Villas Hopes
Concerning the peace conference
/ villa said: 7 hope that the outcome
Of the conference will be beneficisG ~
Mexico and that patriotic motives will
cause the compact to be kept"
villa had little to say on the eIec.
! IONS nela last sunday in the terri
toIy cohtroIed by Huerta, except thar
II was matter OF secondary fmporf-
ance or an attempt to wash ont one
stain with another
1t is not the practice Of men to
Duzz around like mosquitoes and stfn0
others when they least expect IL" sai5
Nllla IN referring to accusations made
against him by Carranza followers
along the border. q am averse to
personalities" he added
To Return Carranza Men
Regardless Of the suspicious attach
ing 10 the villa troop movements, Car
rahclsta agents In FL Paso continue TO
protest that reconstruction OF the
Consututionalist" governmental ma
chinery in Chihuahua will begin imme-
dlately as result Of the settlement
OF the Carranza-Villa dispute Carran-
"a officials ousted from office in Jua-
reg and other chihuahua cities by the |
villa faction when the division became
pronounced, will be replaced, Is the /
statement OF Carranza agents here.
This means the replacing OF federal |
Telegraph and railway lines in Chihua- /
nua into the hands of men appointed |
by Carranza- Most OF these men are Il
among the "a Carranza officials held /
as virtual prisoners in chihuahua city i
by the Villa authorities since the /
preach was oDeneC.
Carranza Men TO Quit.
As a result OF the internal peace
negotiations at least three Carranza
officials will resign, owing to the de-
mands made by Villas DELEGATES 10 the
communications in the Carranza cabf-
net; Alfredo Breceda, one Of Carran-
za's special agents in Washington. and /
Gen Isidro Treviuo. chief of staff 10 |
the "Constitutionalist'' leader. viii be
removed from their posts. according to
well Informed reTOlutionists in Fl Paso.
It is reported that Rafael Zubaran Can
many special representative OF Car
rama in Washington, also may be
asked to resign. as the Villa faction is
bitter against him.
Concessions by villa.
In return Tor these concessions on |
Carranza's part Villa has acknowI-
edged absolute subordination to him. |
according TO messages from Torreon. |
or not Gen. Felipe Angeles,
chief OF artillery under Villa. will be I
expelled from the revolutionary ranks
by Carranza's order, was still a mat
Ter OF conjecture among both factions !
here That Carranza has ACCOMPLISHED I
Angeles dismissal, was the opinion Of
men In close touch with the situation. /
IN addition to acknowledging Car
ranza's supreme authority, Villa viii I
return to the general treasury Of the ! I
revolution the 100000 dollars worth / l
Of tat currency issued by the central
government and secured by Villas
agents without Carranza's consent.
This amount includes the money seized
when Serapio Aguirre, general treas
1rer OF the army, was arrested by
Villas authorities in Juarez some
weeks ago.
CarraneIstas Suspicious.
Indications that the breach IS per-
nanently healed are not encouraging
II all, according TO Constitutional Il
SITS" thoroughly familiar with the
natter While on She surface every
hing seems peaceful. there is a grow Il
ng conviction on both sides here that
he adjustment is only temporary The ii
act that villa is sending his briEades | III
iorIhWard from TOrreon ostensibly to III
cooperate, instead Of turning south / II
ward towards Mexico City, Is consid- III
red very significant, in that this III
means a period OF inactivity for the III
est fighting force possessed by the
COnstitutionalists" villa himself / =
ccOrolng 10 private messages received |
ere, viii make his headquarters in
,hihuahua city until the advance on I II
he national capital is resumed. b
Money Delivery Delayed. n
owing TO technical delays, the mil / d
ons Of Carranza money that was IL
7ized by Villa and ordered re- l b.
,ased and turned over to Car :
ana agents on Tuesday, was not ,
slivered in FL Paso until Wednesday |
rternoon- Agents OF both factions de-
are that there has been n hitch. but |
lat the delay is simply caused BY
ecessary bookkeeping work that must
2 completed before the transfer can
2 made.
All OF the money will be sent to Car
ina at Monterey. TO which city he IS
soon transfer his provisional capital
ON Saltiuo, and will there be added
the 3O.000,000 peso issue that has
zen printed for the purpose OF retiring
issues that have been put in circu-
ton IN the north since the present
vOlution began.
Peace Terms ForcedF
me opinion was expressed in some !
iarters Wednesday that Washington ]
Id used the mailed fist, with more
rec and suddenness than ever before
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