New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-19
pepeats Known Willing
ness TO Quit if Carranza
Is Eliminated.
Il S. DETERMINED
TO PUSH POLICY
First Chiefs Insistence That
Recognition Is Only Hope
Will Be DiSregarded.
non n, rddune Bureau.l

Washington. aug lS.-General Villas
-.,lv 20 the peace proposals of the Pan
american conference, in which he de-
.,,res his Willingness TO confer with
~. foes in an effort 10 pacify Mexico
.,3 estshl.s stable government with
.,e suppor. Of all factions, was re-
..iyed tonight by his agent, Enrique C.
rlorerte. and will be transmitted TO
secretary Lansing tomorrow.
This Is .tc first answer 10 the appeal
,..ued q wee, aeo by the Pan-American
,opferrees. Secretary Lansing is al
rsssv aware. however, Of the attitude
which q number Of the Mexican leaders
ril adopt Villas position has been
familiar 20 th.s government for q lone
time Is he has frequently expressed
his readiness 20 make peace on any
terms that eliminated Carranza.
General Carranza's response has not
90. beer received, but il IS known to
be in course OF preparation. That he
will en6eayor 20 convince the Pan
American conferrees that recognition Oh
his government is the only way to es-
abljsh peace in Mexico is generally
understood here. Before the reply IS
FORWARDED Genera! OO'eNo" - -. -.
e1 90 make a strenuous o." - -
eso.gr. Villas stronghold at Torreon'
... Ie~a -s,. the city Will
Carranza agents N''' say '''' wy
fall by Saturday.
Carranza Generals in Agreement.
T.. t...--o l.ro,r0 tonight that all
.t ro-..,,,, Generals have
the IIIAt.P"i IA ana
entered into an agreement 10 IIl"Ne
similar replies TO the appeal sent them
- ....ll 5,s.ribe conditions i'm the
L".' 5..l,~o +bo+
territory ne controls at"
he holds t for the ConslltuuolaI'S
government" and that he proposes 20
maintain that attitude.
go +b. Generals are ObreCon,
80 &C.. D;ocrez Trevino. Al
49, Cs,1.s and Nucel
'ala'''' - go, - -. ,,,ll ,1sb IFS
That the Jnlted N'alea viii P"s" 49,
Mans 10 a conclusion in spite OF
.,.4or mas revealed i'm an
al ",'"' ..'.~. 60, .bo State De.
official statement il'" '-e
rartment. No assurance is given tha'
r.,.. American mowers concerned
3. ,,..,
"'I take si'''i"' "'''o"'
expressly understood 40 the time OF
81. conference THAT the seven nations
committed e. ;o.,.
were .H no way comm go ~
hc.o". v..-'~.s 49,, ~ ,-,,',,,., Iii
IN. SIX i-'...' - .'.. 81 i;..ta3 b., tbo
FAVOR lhe course li'0'O''00 ~
S'a.e b,i s- men. ,...s.... o., sal, ON,
Not an ''e -'lo'''e'.i go. 60 80 ro
'he appeal was "-"i --'' - -
ce.Fea u, ana as .N's 80 ~.
p! "i.N'N zen u'l ,to
poss.l.e 10 determine lU ~ 80: Wv.
time ImIt WI. expire al lN"' 'tlHe'
however announcer %h-1ineI Gan .'.'
ference Will ne caIe9 Dl '''I V-"I
Lansing 20 decide on the next slep 10
be taken.
Villa and Zapata Forces Join.
~.. ,-rr- c..;.., .,r,,,,,, ,,rder Com
...' f -''- ,tr,c,.d o. irrc-
20 re, me-. .ta G0-ver-ion forces oper-
s,.rr i'm Central Mexico. seriously
. s'..t - '. -o.e @, 80 betweoI
". C,..-7 AMI Ni.,.ro ri+,- according
+.L ,,,l...3 al 4b. N11a
-. t.ro .o-ylob+ from Diaz LON
bs~to lf.ris+er Of Foreign Affairs at
Cb.Fyatga. The message saws the
combined forces now completely con
wo. .He states Oh IL 'oa'to' QI'i va no. o.
an" ~ go. 80. 80 80, C.f-a-.as
"erS- nav e'"H'" q, "'7
iHe ~-l."'.s..tI J 1t!iiI "a ri. .Lo .o 90.
nun" ..'N WIN Ia Gnu ,"' 49, a.
Leu o~-.o,' 'At0O1 ~ ~ INC q Az 80
OO" ."t al "'.1., a.
$50 . .'.S 49, 'i..o.'',' - cor
,-aJ =. 1890 49, Tba AroTc,,
&C. ebay. .,. lacal VilIo renresenta.
tive WAS .. .or- r,uricatior with NiUa
~ ror-e,. % ...,.
The Prize, iwbqeeador Sir Cecil
Srring- Rice had a long talk with Sec
rttary Lansing Ibis afternoon on the
ha been ava. for several weeks. and
wanted 20 famiIjarize himself with
wha, had been ACCOMPLISHED by the
Pan-Awcricar conference.
Secretary Lansing gave him an &C
count of the proceedings Of the meet
inrs jn Wa .rtrrtop and New York,
but said b. loIid not nredict hat
would b., ~. - If ms Govern
- ~ Jou!se ~ ;aaS e $500
msrts il, a. 80 - bitcb in the
pesco ,Iar. Nom. a. Capitalization
l'.''' '''V,'
BRUSH have Many Urine
hcislly thatuo powers other than those
represented 40 the conferences had
been consulted I'M regard 10 Mexico.
All the information Ambassador
Spring Rice had before he saw the Sec
q,