El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-30

offered him by Villa and that he has
accepted IL. Emilio NIadero viii also
feave this afternoon for Chihuahua
DR.. L Y. Rasch baum. Villas physician,
viii be among the party. The private
car 'Bavispe" Of the North Western
viii be attached 20 the train
Mexican Governors Meet.
With the exception Of the governors
OF states controlled by Villa, governors
OF every state in Mexico viii meet
Thursday in Mexico CITY. This con-
ference, besides taking up other mat
tiers, VIII finally pass upon the md
ings Of the Nilla-Carranza peace com
mission that is to meet at Aguas-
Both villa and Carranza officials
here expressed themselves Wednes-
day as believing that both the gov
ernOrs and generals. who are to meet
upon a provisional president providing
that both Villa and Carranza abso-
lutely renounce all claims TO the pres
idency- Members OF both factions,
however. are still somewhat inclined
TO doubt the sincerity OF the leaders
in the exchange OF notes that has
practically resulted in both offering 10
withdraw from the race
Candidates for Office.
Already states for 1916 are being
Made. Porfirio Diaz was elected to
the siN-year term ending on that date
and the three presidents intervening
have been in office total Of about
four years. Carrancistas express the
opinion that Carranza viii certainly
run at this election in the event OF
a COMPROMISE being reached in the
present situation Gen. Aware Obre-
EOn is also considered a strong presl-
Dental possibility On the VIVA slde
the most prominently mentioned are
Diaz LOmbardo. DIT. Miguel Silva Fe-
hpe Angeles and Antonio VillareaL
Troops Held in Allegiance.
Wednesday brought no fresh reports
Of military movements either from
movements are expected until after the
conference
Copies OF a proclamation issued at
Villa Acuna. across the river from Del
Rio, which denounce villa as a traitor,
have been received here. Those who
have not the valor to renounce this
traitor" are also denounced in the cir
cular. which lauds Carranza. It Is
signed by the commander OF the garri-
son, Col Roberto Rivas- Mai Dolores
Torres and first captains Tomas Giano
and Nsmael Flores Ramon, besides
other military officials.
The Demand on Cnrrnnza.
The telegram Of Villas officers TO
CarranZa, following an appeal from
Carranza's officers TO Villa to stop his
revolt has now been made public In
it the officers Of Villa declare that
like our brothers. we desire TO make
every effort 10 prevent the enemies OF
the iberating cause who stoop to any
medium that stains the republic in
blood from prOfiung by such circum-
stances, to make every effort and
every sacrifice before putting the faith
erland in danger OF the sombre for
eign Intervention. Only the failure OF
all these noble hopes and am these
generous efforts will lead us TO the
fratricidal struggle into which we
would be compelled to enter as our
duty but with our soul full OF sorrow
and sadness.
Gen villa has telegraphed TO all
our dear brothers TO ceasl the hostile
attitude OF the north when YOU in an
outburst Of patriotism and abnegation
turn over the supreme command to the
incorruptble liberal Fernando IElesias
Calderon, who by his talent. energy
and clean antecedents will be a guar
antee for the renovation. because he
viii know how to lead the republic
by the path OF honor anC will never
be traitor TO the ideal OF the demo-
cratic cause the message further
says
The War Would stop.
Gen Villa has declared categoric-