Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-20
SPY CONTAGION
INJECTING VILLA
Ex-bandit Lets Loose Some En-
ropean Sentiment.
TREATENS U. S. NOTE TAKERS


Strike Ir Torreon-Aeuas caIientes
Conference Long on Argument and
Short on ResuIt-Mexlcans Recruit
on U. s. Side.
Ell Paso, Tex, Oct. 20-Orders
posted Saturday by General Villas
agents In Juarez threatening death to
ali persons. who give information to
the enemy" were supplemented by the
posting Of new orders Of the following
sensational character:
1--WE have good reason to believe
that many detectives and United
States secret service men are coming
to Juarez and taking notes of our
southern military movements. We
hereby give notice that 1t will no long
er be tolerated and should they be
caught, they will be forced to face
a firing squad without the formalities
OF military trial, regardless of ma
ticnality."
Every indication points to further
strained relations between Villa and
CaIranza The Carranza officials an
nounce that they have given up their
suite of Offices in the Mills building
and will seek others. When pressed
for a reason they said unhesitatingly
that they had reason to believe that
Vill:stas had access to their rooms
and were getting at their secrets.
News from the south is to the ef-
feet that General Villa has everything
in readiness for fighting at mo-
ments notice. According to passen-
gers arriving here, troops trains, with
troops OF General Robes and General
Raoul Madero brigades on board, line
the railroad sidings from a point near
Aguas Calientes to stations well north
Of Torreon.
Conference Short on Results.
According to advices received here
the Aguas Calientes conference has
accomplished a mass Of argument but
few tangible results. Supreme power
has been taken over by the conven-
ton but to date no orders have been
Issued, except one, in the form OF a
request that fighting in Sonora cease
until the conference completes its
work
This has been disregarded by both
Naytorena and Hill. Villa is at Aguas
Calientes still and is expected to re-
main there at least until Tuesday,
carranza's Man Embraces Villa.
Official news has been received to
the effect that Villa had addressed
the convention in person and that
General Obregon, personal represen-
tative of Carranza, embraced him at
its conclusion.
Recruit Mexlcans on U. S. Side. :
Naco, Ariz., Oct. 20-Mexicans re-
cruited on the American side of the
international line have crossed from
Arizona into Mexico between here and
Aguar Prieta and fired on Aqua
Prieta, according to claims of the Car
rama officials. Major Acedo, COM
mander of the Aguas Prieta garrison,
sent men out after them but they
escaped.
General Hill, reinforced by artillery,
is terrifying Naco against the attacks
OF Governor Maytorena's Yaqui In
dams and believes he will now be
able to hold the place against all
corners. In the past Hills men have
been fighting without artillery. Unit
ed States Consul Perez, at Naco,
wired Washington for permission to
remove the Carranza wounded from
the opera house here to hospital III
Douglas. Only forty-six wounded men
now remain here. The United States
officials compelled the less seriously
wounded to cross the line into Mexico.
Hilfs officers have protested against
this action.