Arizona republican., 1914-07-25
Washington Administration is Apparently Meeting With Success in Bringing the Various Chiefs to an Agreement
ZAPATA ANSWERS
 A COMMUNICATION
It Becomes Known That Two Emissaries from Car ranza to Zapata Will Ex- plain Reforms Already Planned
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Official advices revealed that the Washing ton administration is meeting with success in bringing Carbajal, Carran- ga, Villa and Zapata into harmony for the restoration of peace in MeXl- CO., Frcm these four leaders-repre- senting all the factions concerned in the establishment of stable gov ornmcnt-came encouraging messages in answer to the counsel and advice which the United States has been lending through it's numerous consul far and diplomatic agents to smooth the way to an agreement Zapata, about whom little has been known hitherto, answered communication sen: indirectly to him, promising to cooperate with the constitutionalists in the work of pacification.
 It became known also that the two emissaries from Carranza to Zapata due in Vera Cruz tomorrow, would explain to the southern military lead . CT the concessions and reforms plan ned by the constitutionalist chief. Officials are confident that an amic- able understanding will be reached, and do not attribute any significance to the activity of the rowing Zapata bands in the vicinity of Mexico City. CarranZa through the American con- suls accompanying him, sent renewed United States and indicated that he would make satisfactory arrange ments concerning the amnesty and the guarantees desired by the Car bajal government. Carranza has a-'- rived at Tampico and while there will meet Reginaldo Cepeda, his in timate friend, who has been author ized by Carbajal to make the prelim mary arrangements for the transfer of the government to the constitu- tionalists.
 While Carranza is ready to grant an amnesty and to give guarantees to those who have opposed the con stitutionalists, persons criminally re- sponsible for the assassination of Madero and Suarez will not be given immunity. As most of the guilty
  government is not disposed to ob- ject to such exceptions as are made by Carranza in this connection, es- pecially as it is intended to prose cute them through the courts, and those accused will have an oppo. = tunity to prove their innocence. Carbajal sent for the Brazilian ,ie.ta ;,, terests of the United States in Mexi- co, and asked him to inform the Washington government that he and his associates wanted no share in the new administration, but simply an amnesty and a guarantee for the property of all Mexicans, regardless of political utilization.
 What Carbajal said was trans l mitted to American Consul Silliman to assist in preparing the way for the peace conference to be held when | Cepeda arrives.
 As an instance of the good faith of the Carbajal government. Car.an- ga has been permitted to talk by tel | egraph to his agents in Mexico City
 
 set up by way of San Luis POtosi Doubts which officials expressed over Villa, also quieted to a con- 1 siderable extent when word came l from the fighting general himself ! that he would do all in his power | to restore peace in Mexico and would unite with other constitution alist leaders toward that common purpose.
 Villas message was sent in re sponse to the personal appeal of tho Washington government urging hin ', to forget his personal difference: ;, with Carranza in the interest of na tional patriotism. Officials felt, af ter the receipt of Villas message that even if political dissension aris, over promotions or divisions of tn political spells, such friction should not be permitted by Villa to develol
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