Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-11
Carranza Says Reports of Ser
iouS Break With Villa
Are False.
ISSUES ANOTHER STATEMENT
constitutionalistN Chief Declares Sen.
ate Differences Will Be Settled
With Highest Patriotism.

between General Carranza and Gen
era1 Villa are false, and that the
small differences will be arranged
with the highest patriotism by both
Sides, was the main part of an Of
fetal statement given out here at Car
ranZa's headquarters. The statement,
which was issued ito the press of the
United States in regard to the situa-
ton between Generals Carranza and
Villa" received the personal approval
of General Carranza. The statement
follows:
You may assure the public of the
truth of the matter regarding the al
legged differences between Villa and
myself All the news published to
alarm public opinion in the United
States and elsewhere, by stating that
there have been alarming armed and
deep divisions between the forces of
General Villa and myself, are COM
pletely and absolutely false.
The published report that General
Carranza has precipitately fed from
Saltillo and sought refuge along the
American border, is likewise pure fic-
ton
General Carranza is here in Sal
tillo, surrounded by a group of dis
tinguished and trusted followers, who
have the interests of his campaign at
heart and are in perfect harmony with
him. Perfect tranquility prevails
here. There are no bellicose prepare
tions except against the enemy of the
country and civilized humanity, viz:
against the usurper, Huerta, and his
associates.
TIL
Villa, Pablo Gonzales, Obregon, Ma
terra, and others are united perfectly
in spirit and action Their collective
aspirations are to obey unconditional
ly in every procedure the orders of
their il1ustrious and serious chief of
state and military movements-Car-
rama.
''Al1 ardently desire, and the wish
of the first chief of the Constitution
alists is to create a grand, honorable
and progressive nation that will for
ever exist in perfect harmony and en-
terrain the most gratifying and pleas
ant relations with her illustrious
neighbor to the north: 'Carranza's am
bition is a civilization such as that of
the nation governed by the Honor
able Woodrow Wilson.
The small differences between
Villa and Carranza will be arranged
with the highest patriotism by both
parties concerned. These small diff
ferences will be arranged with pa
triotism which nothing nor any one
can break, for all the chiefs of the
Constitutionalists possess an immense
love of country superior to everything
else and will work to the end of
creating a grand nation"
Have New Peace Plan.
Niagara Falls, Ont.-Through the
invitation of the United States gov
eminent and the good offices of the
three South American mediators, rep
resentatives of the two warning fac
lions in Mexico-the> Constitutional
lists and the Huerta government-soon
will be brought face to face in an in
formal conference, distinct from the
mediation proceedings
The belief is general that this plan
stands an excellent chance of being
carried to success if the recent differ
ences between General Villa and Car
rama are sufficiently composed to
guarantee that the Constitutionalist
delegation may work without embar-
rassment.
The new plan has buoyed the hopes
of the principals to mediation. The
South American ENJOYS discussed II
briefly with the American delegates
and later had a conference with the
Huerta delegates. They said they
were willing to enter any conference
with their countrymen which had for
its object the prevention of bloodshed
and the destruction of property, and
sought to esta blish national govern
ment on a firm basis
Washington Still Hopes.
Washington, D. C.-Washington Off
Gals expressed confidence that Mex
lean mediation at Niagara Falls would
continue for some time. limitations
were given that there might De deyel-
oPments in the internal Mexican stu
alton soon which would open the way
for an agreement upon terms of peace
The secretary of state appeared in
terested in the report that General
Villa had attacked Zacatecas and that
some of the outposts had been cap
tured.
Bait MiIitants in London.