New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-20
Fallen Chief Rushing
70 Haven in New
Mexico.
GENERALS TRY
TO SELL OUT
FlPaso Conference Fixing
Terms, but Army
May Resist.
n, Tssrsph 10 The Tribun. J

fRy T.lssaph 10 The Tribune
psso. Tex. Dec. 19.-Genersl villa
4. -,,ins 70 the border tonight in an
,.,Omobiie. permission TO enter the
r,asa States having been granted by
p,..iSsnt Wilson. to whom Villa ap-
,,,l,s through the State Department.
nm. i, expected TO enter the United
s.,,. At Columbus. n. NJ, some time
io.night.
fearing assassination or capture at
II. hands Of Csrranza's men, he will
70, away from the border as quickly as
,,sibls. Ultimately, his friends say he
vil 20 10 Europe.
Terms on which Villa forces now in
IA, field and without Il leader will be
tanned over 10 Carranza. provided they
.iu do as their former generals wish
ssre discussed to-day at a conference
81 Psso. At the conference were
General Fidel Ayils, Villa Governor Of
Chihuahua: General Manuel Band and
General Jose Limon. Of Villas army;
General Jose Isabel Robles. egarded
A. The man picked by the majority Of
rGls troops as their new leader. and
lrdrsss Garcia, Carranzs Consul Cen
ssl
The purpose Of the conference, which
rl D. continued tomorrow, is to de-
,rnine how much actual American
arer > the Carranza government will
ry for the turning over Of the former
Via forces.
The arrival Of Governor Avila and
Generals Banda and Limon on the
american side marked the final dissolu-
ton Of the Villa government.
Auto whisks Villa to Border.
Confidential advices received to-day
sJ Villas friends here say that he left
Chihuahua City on horseback, and in
Tssi haste. after denouncing his gen
erals as traitors and telling his army
hn he was through with the revolu-
ton. At a point in the hills west Of
Chihuahua Villa was met to-day with
A. automobile by friends, who are TAX
isg him to the border.
Amnesty may be had by every one in
ne Villa army and government. accord
lhg 70 Csrranza officials, except Gen
.ral Villa and HIS brother, Colonel
Hpoliio Villa. They are to be dealt
Vlih az traitors II caught.
A strict censorship is being main
ninsd st all interior points since Villa
publicly quit the revolution In Chihua-
,aa Numerous reports Of widespread
tsordsrs are being received, but they
s's uncfieisl and from secret sources.
Just how much Of Villas former
amy his generals may be able 20 turn
ever 70 Csrrsnza IL a question. Sew
.fti thousand OF Villas men have
landed In reorganization Of the Villa
is'oli under another leader. Over
l-rss we're made to-day 70 several mill
'.ry men, among them, II is said. Cen
,.fsl Felipe Angeles and General Jose
label Robes.
Men May Rebel at Being Sold Out.
Either Of these could, It was stated,
n'y TIE greater portion Of Villas
'fny for the overthrow Of the Car
isn1a government. Those who claim 10
- close 20 the men who have been
.ghting under Villa for two years say
Iai = will be impossible for any clique
p" 'illas former generals TO sell them
OK 70 Csrranza.
10 q farewell talk 20 mis- men in Chi
,1Ahus Nills - quoted as saying that
would De useless 20 waste smmuni-
roa on the Carranzistas. 81 advice
,ea % hold your ammunition for the
~ salr'sflesns." he Is alleged 20 have told
sm- II y only question Of short
ne until United States troops will be
y AeSieoi and then you will need oil
= yo1s eartridgef."
~ report that General villa would
:. .-ahoon y his campaign was telegraphed d
]. Dsnsfa! Fenustiano Carranza at his
1p1fsry headquarters near Saltillo.
Sffahza fGilifarv authorities In Nuevo
ti..1i,eeo SAID to-day that they regarded
..... - acton ~ forecasting speedy re-
's'iithment Of peace.
Deny villa Has Quit.
s,ysttsf Terrazas. Secretary Of
- o. chihuahua. and General Ro-
70 Limon. commanding the garrison
ne capital. who arrived here to-
t1led.
asy fzid that the demand for tho
.,Ilhsfn chieftsin's retirement had
!. "a p presented By the Villa generals
me council Of wsr held recently a.
NashsahBa City.
q Nshsral Villa, they added, accused
gsnsrsls of unwillingnsss 70 fight
s tsld them that II taey wished "a
.iis hs would not oppose them For
'Assi', he - quoted a. declaring that
raa not afraid % Carranzg and
,.. sla ltsd his troops in person
9.h,' General Trsyino, south oi
fih1shua.