The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-25
UNITED STATES WOULD NOT
TOLERATE ANY MORE
WAR
HOPE FOR PEACE
Officials Believe That Breach
May Be Healed Wi,hout
Further Trouble

Washington, Sept. 24.-Hope that
Generals Carranza and villa would
peaceable adjust their differences, and
avoid second revolution was express
g by high administration officials to-
night
President Wilson has made it plain
to both men through his personal rep
resentatiye, Paul Fuller, that the UNI
Ted States would look with lisfavor
on a continuance of the fighting in
Mexico. There was confidence among
the high officials that the advice re-
Gently given would not be unheeded.
In the meantime the Washington
government will patiently await de-.
Velopments. For the present no change
VIII he made in the plan to eyacuate
Vera Cruz.
Official dispatches today revealed the
Brazilian minister and American
Consul Silliman were in conference
with General Carranza while George
G. Carothers, American consular az
ent, was awaiting at Juareg the arri-
val of General Obregon, with whom he
expected 10 discuss the situation and
Inter confer with Villa.
General Carranza informed the Am
erfcan consular representatives that
he would not attack Villa hut would
order his forces to remain ON the de-
tensiye. II was not, believed that
General villa would take the often
sive fUr the present aud matly otficials
believe that the efforts ce General
y a a-aPsos .p. esonzsIes 20 act as peaeemAker,
: might not he fruitIess "a. ~ { :
Rafael Zubaran. head OF the local
{ TnnnEfIft1ttnrn1sckc A.
following statement: ;, :.
. o1"l am hopeful that the present CON-
flict between the first CHIEF Venustiano
tCarfanza and General villa win be.
peacefully and satisfactorily oompos
led for the reason that there is no real
cause for its existence. = / trust that
when General Villa reconsiders his
rash action he will disavow IL for
the genuine welfare OF his country end
In furtherance of his complete paci-
fication.
"lt is apparent from the following
kilograms exchanged between General
Carranza and Vsiiii that the latter mad
no real grounds for his position, and
that a peaceful arrangement betWean
them will be found:
Mexico City. Sept. 20, 1914.
Rafael zuburafL B ~,
washington, d. C.. eStS. 5k.i. ~
transmit you herewith inforrnal
ton obtained by me in teIegraphic
conference with El Paso; When OBJ
=. gon5 arrived a in Chihuahua Villa was
angry because Hills. troops had. not
I lett sooner and he asked Ohregon to
,lssu issue orders for the immediate with
dfawai or these troops, 0bregon re-
nlied thal he would not do this unless
fVlIIA tHfnarod =
placed Under the, command Of CseneraI
gabrai. This villa refused to 5o.i 2,
When Qbregon remained firm n,
his stand Villa became infuriatea and
ordered guard to take Obregon ont
ana shoot him. Obregor tnIA villa
tnat lr 1t was necessary to give up his
ute tc ohssiS pacjiicstion of lii, cou.-
Try ne would gladly 10 so. Obregon,s
secretary cried ont tn vil1n srxe<--- -
8 li;Ss.l % IN 1ssss;. a ;s;t p
Madero added his entreaties and the
execution dit not take place. s
Obregon IS to he .seas.s. In chihuahua
asitil Hill leaves Sonora with bis
troops, II Hill checks obrekon win he
shot. Compliaisce With its IA the onIv
way that the life of obregon can Be
(signed) ~. Carranzar. ffs
S y psIoWifH the receipt OF this ifiz
Ielilgenrs. garranza ordered the clog
Ing Of the railroads north OF Aruas
Eaiialites. When villa WAS fsforndeti
5 0I this move he sent the Following isT- :
aEr rfSIl Id zas 9s = 81
sChihuasiua. Sept. 2z. ret
have Just been iRforrnefi that fol-
lowing an order from Head louarters
s the - aircad nc north 81 Ar,ias Cai,
fehtes has been tiiscniss.s IA Z ~
Q=ieF IS an act ssnich3 chow g lloatififS
toward the digisson of the uortil. sik
\ ~ abso olntely unihstifiabi and one f,s,rr
SEhicA cen Gnd no reason 7 i am re,
9QuestsnE you y, give mo an irnsncliata
explanation Of this mater 50 tl,af i
may know bow % act The sfatsls and
cities through which the railrond nase-
Ss viii spffer egnsi idefabla dainare
BY this ord Ter, Il II necessary to rebIeiiy
trllis condition as soon aa possi6ia
am awaiting yoitk iinnnediat1 seels
Signed Ff&nGsco villa s 8
s. 70 this ecrnspphseaki zion, CArranza re-
: piled as follows : q
Mexico City. Sept. %, 1915
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