El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-10

first open breach On the other hand
the divulgence Of the fact that Gen.
villa had placed an order for the
printing OF large issue OF Chihuahua
state money contrary to Carranza's
original plan TO absorb all state money
with the national fiat paper, has caused
uneasiness among Carrinzistas. The
national and Chihuahua state "Consti-
nationalist" governments remain di-
vorced in every particular. No Car
rama agents here venture on the other
side Of the line.
Speculation Is Rife.
There IS much speculation regarding
Villas movement north. But no tangible
fact could be learned to explain this.
The Official explanation still is that the
troops are moving into their native
state 10 rest after their hard campaigns.
Villas lack OF ammunition, and Car
ranza's apparently continued refusal to
give him any, also undoubtedly had
caused the temporary abandoning Of
the campaign in the center OF Mexico
BY the army OF the north.
Slight washouts bedoW Chihuahua, in
the vicinity OF Bachimba pass. have de-
layed Gen. Felipe Angeles in arriving
al the state capital with the major part
Of his artillery, but he has received no
orders TO turn back Gen. Servin, who
left Torreon shortly after Angeles for
Parral, is well on his way with a large
detachment OF infantry.
Gen Obregon's success in capturing
Guadalajars indicated that even il the
CarranZa-Villa difficulty were patched
up and Villa had ample assistance from
the central government. that the army
Of the west would be first at the gates
Of Mexico City. This would eliminate
the reported objection of Carranza and
OF foreign capital interested in Mexican
investments against Villa or Zapata,
the guerilla leader Of southern Mexico.
entering the national capital before
other OF the revolutionary troops.
The zaPnta Combination.
The expected visit to Carranza Of Gen.
Eufemio Zapata. brother Of Gen Emili-
anO Zapata, appeared to contradict that
the villa and Zapata elements would
combine. 1t was said that the Zapatas
were opposed to Gen Felipe Angeles,
depOsed by Carranza as war secretary,
and now villas right hand man. Yet
it was asserted by others that villa and
Zapata had been negotiating for some
time with view Of cooperating in
some unknown ways. Zapata. who was
arrive
The Gundalajarn Victory.
No battle OF recent date has given
the Carranzistas so much satisfaction as
Obregon's rout Of the federals at Qua
dalejara. Time after time Carrancista
generals had failed to make Roadway at
important federal sstrongholds, only to
be forced at last TO call upon Nllas
whose arrival meant speedy success
New life has been put into the Carran-
cista faction by the victory and II is
generally predicted that Carranza forces
viii be the first TO enter Mexico City.
Bringing Money Here.
Serapio Aguirre is coming from Chi
huahua with enough ''Constitutionalist~
currency to break the back OF pack
mule Roberto PesQueira said said Fri
day that Agutrre was expected TO reach
the border this evening or tomorrow
with S5.000.00O worth Of currency,
which will be delivered to Alberto ].
PAM, resignated as Carranza's agent to
sentatives. OF the $4,000, 900 in cur
rency, $1,000, 900 has not yet been
stamped and the remaining S4,00O.000 is
that which was taken from Santiago
Winfield. This money will be deliv-
cred TO the Carranza agents here and
will then be sent to Constitutional
ist'' Headquarters