El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-06
MONEY IS
CAUSING BREACH
BETWEEN REBELS
Carrancistas Aggrieved Over
Villas Seizure of the
National Issue.
Confined From Page One.)
the Carranza monev.

Juarez Of the Carranza money.
I The following IS copy of the repIy
Z made by villa, which was received here
{ Monday morning X Y. PesQueira
I Your telegram Of today received FV-
] erything will be satisfactorily arranged
| for the good Of the fatherland and our
! cause. Inc general in chief, Francisco
Would stop VILLA issues.
| News comes from TorreOn that money
! matters are playing an important MARI
: in the peace negotiations The Car
rama agents are DESTROYS OF having
{ Villa agree not 10 issue any more mon
/ ey and to permit the Carranza govern
ment TO take up with its own notes the
money now standing out under the sig
nature OF villa As long as Villa keeps
his own money in circulation, CarransI
agents argue. II is prima facie evidence
that there are two rebel governments
in Mexico. villa is said to be willing
TO have Carranza take up all of his cur
rency that he wishes, but he is loath TO
cease issuing more Villa has always
conducted his own little republic or
empire and has ISSUED his own money
10 pay for what he wanted He cannot
see why he should stop now.
Angeles a Big Issue.
There is q split among the delegates
over the disposition Of Gen. Felipe An
geleS, whom CarranZa CepOSed fro II his
cabinet. Villa wants to continue him
as chief Of artillery snd Carranza is
said TO be determined to drive him
from Mexico Carranza is said % be
leve that ne Is a d1sturber with Glen
tificO' tendencies; Carranza is said also
to be jealous Of the presidential aspird-
uons Of Angeles whose aspirations
Villa is said TO regard with favor. In
reparatlOn for the wound caused by MS
dismissal from the cabinet, Villa is said
10 insist that Angeles be made gtH-
eral in charge OF the "COnstiSutiOnal-
ist artillery corps As most OF the
artillery belongs to Villa, Angeles
would continue 10 serve with the Villa
army and nOminally have charge Of
all artillery Of the rebel cause.
EilIa After Capmany.
differences OF serious character are
said TO have arisen over certain men
close 10 each Of the principals III The
controversy Villa insists on the re-
moval Of Rafael Zuberan Capmany from
the CarranZa cabinet, 1t is declared, and
the Carranza delegates insist on the
dismissal by villa Of Federico Gonzales
Cara, Villas legal representative. I
Villa is opposed TO Capmany because he
alleges that Capmany was the author
of the note Of CarranZa 10 Bryan D -
testing at the landing of American ma
rlnes at Neracruz- This IS the note
which villa forced Carranza u s~al-
low ana as a result, Capmany IS said 10y
Villas friends 10 have intrigued against
Villa with Carranza-
Want Sara Let Out.
The Carranza agents, on the other
hand, assert that Cara IS the agent OF /
the MaderO family and has intrigued
against Carranza in the interest OF the /
NaderOs- The story goes that the Ma /
deros, believing they could profit more /
largely under the rule Of Villa than IN
der CarranZa. encouraged villa to break /
with tho chief" and that Cara was /
used as the agent to put over the Ma
derO plans Carranza's agents are I
out to villa that the Madero 1
family's interests in the cause is the 1
interest Of a rich family concerned |
with concessions and exploitation
The lIaGerO Attitude.
While Francisco /. MaderO was a 4
champion OF the common people" in i
he interests Of whom villa and Car
-anza are supposed to be carrying on /
the revolution. agents Of Carranza nave /
pointed out that his rich family first /
allied him crazy and only gave him 4
IS support when il VS. apparent that \
le was about 10 succeed, and that his I
elatives more largely than any others
hen exploited the country under his re-
ime. For this reason Villa is being
rged TO eliminate the Maderos from
be field The elimination Of Federico
GONZALES Cara, il is said. is the first
-ep in this direction which the Carran-
stas viii urge