The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20

El Poso. Tex. Dec 2o.--An agree
ment was reached this morning and
papers were being signed at noon to-
day whereby the villa faction in
northern Mexico concludes peace
term with the defact0 government of
Mexico. The conference was held
between Mexican Consul Andrcns
Garcia and former iieutenansH OF
General Francisco villa at .he con-
sulate In ri Paso.
General Francisco villa Is reported
ia Juarez. The signing Of the peace
agreement eliminates him from Mex
! lean nnnirs and he and his brother.
Colonel Hipolito villa, are expected
hourly IN III Paso.
strong representations have been
made 10 the state department oy the
embassies.
The nereemcnt for the transfer of
the SEQ VIVA troops and all Villa ter
rltOiy To tne cOnstltuiionalist govern
mcnt. was signed by "A delegation Of
! Nillista officials and generals. com
4 posed Of SylVestre Terraza- secretary
OF state OF Chihuahua. General Man
uel Bandn. General Roberto Limon.
I General Isahel RobleS. General FLAW
anio Paliza, Colonel Eduardo Anda-
lon FOR the Nilllstas. and Andreas
Garcia, for the constitutional govern
| mcnt
The villa brothers we're not lnclud-
ed In the agreement. u was believed
/ by those attending the conference
I that lhey may cross 10 the American
side aud their status In the conatitu-
tiOnal government be determined
later
/ a chief ror the territory surrender
ed tu the CnTrenza government Is 10
be selected Oy the CatranNa govern
ment
The revolution which was practical
/ Ia 81 Ia
SANITATION WAS concerned. started In
! teN1 with the activities of Antonio
| Niilareal and the Magoon brothers
/ toward The uns' lting OF Portirto
Di8z The firvt result was the climi-
nation OF D.Az in 1910 by the succesa
of Francisco Mad.ro. through whose
ranks Gcnrfal Francisco VIDA sue
ceeded tu prominence from bandit
IN western Chihuahua 60 the hend OF
\ the forces Ai dero IN chlhuahua
state ia 1871
rho death AiHdero and suarex M
February, 10 vas the next lnflum-
matory outbrruF in Mexico which
aligned villa with Carranxa and the
plan OF Guadalupe la February 1913.
Immediately after the deaths of Ma
dcro and Suarcz,
Villa first dcfied the plan OF Quad
, ampe al the Aguas Calientes conves'
I tion October. 1914. and with Emiliano
! Zapata in Morelos state attacked Car
; ranza with much superior force and
equipment.
Al Celaya ON April and s and H..
1914. villa was defeated by General
Akaro obregon. who led the forces
e Of General Carfanza. He retreated
to Leon and fought iosius battle
about April "a. He then Tell back
on Aguas Calientee. In the state Jt
thet name. from which he retrcated
on july . 1914. In August, Villas
General Rnoui Madefo Was defeated
az Monterey ana fell back on T0rreon.
which was evacuated the latter paIi
of September The recognition ol the
Carranza faction October 10 as the
de faeto government Ot Mexico was
followed by Villas descent upon so
nora through the Sierra Madre noun
ltains from Casas GIaudea with t3.ouu
J men His failure in sonora followed
l and his return Ia Chihuhhua stn,e,
1 arriving at MADEIRA, Is recent history
Practically until the evacuation OF
Aeuas Culientes. villa had the united
support ui the powerful and wealthy
D Nader family hut after the defeat
at Monterey this backing was with
: drawn. With the fall Of aontere,
and the subsequent control OF ths
. state of C0nhnila. retribution lei
upon the Maderos although Francisco
Madtll had headed the rcVulutioner,
mo nent The family suffered b
complete eontiscaiinn of al It's NhA
l. holdings m tuahuilH, amounting 1,
II many Millions OF dollars, by the Car
40 fanzn government, because OF its sup
port of the villa insurgency.
- The Zapata faction never figure'
prominently In the biz battles Of m
a. revolution, since IL operated primer
AZ phlly in It's own state with occasional
Ic raids ntn the suburbs oi MeNico CT,
e. watch IL occupied during periods .
le evacuation hy the Caaranza and WIZ
A. forces.
The surrender of the villa organic
T.. alton would include about 1000 me-
n under arms, about - per cent OF IN
"A roning stock of the railroads 81 Mex
al ico. the richest mining aud cattl
Of country Of Mckee, and the secon
,n largest state Of the country, terri
n tory about the size oP the state