Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-13
CARRANZA OUT ON
A TOUR OF MEXICO
Head Of Defacto Government to Be
Met at TampicO by His General
and They Will Make Trip.
HAS NO USE FOR GENERAL VILLA

TAMPICO, Mex, Oct. 11.-(via
Laredo, Tex, Oct. 12.)--Venustiano
Carranza, recognized head OF the
defacto government OF Mexico, is ex-
pected to arrive here tomorrow,
Tuesday. German Aware obregon
is here to meet him and conduct him
on an excursion through the north
ern states. obregon said tonight he
had little to talk to Carranza about.
but that he wished to show him per-
sonally through the states OF the
north and would lead him to Mon
terey. Saltillo. Torreon and such
other points as he desired to visit.
The general expressed pride in the fact
| that he will be able to show the first
chief that trains are running regularly
over railroads in this part OF the country
and that there IL telegraphio communica-
ton throughout the district controlled by
him.
Perhaps not more than twenty four
hours will be spent here by Carranza.
From here he win proceed to Victoria.
the capital OF this (Tamaulipas) state,
and from there 10 Monterey.
Contribute to Fertilization.
Obregon has not been advised officially
Of the recognition OF carranza and hest
tated about commenting to any great ex-
tent on the subject on that account. He
did express pleasure. however. adding
that II would contribute materially to the
Justification OF the country.
There are men fighting with villa who
will welcome the news" said obregon TO
an Associated Press correspondent.
Those men will abandon him and his
fight. They are tired Of fighting for him.
| Two OF his strongest men. and, the two
we have learned to regard as his most
dangerous. Miguel Diax Louibardo. and
Felipe Angeles. already have deserted him
and are in the United States"
What do you think OF Angeles as an
artillery offieer7' he was asked.
For me he has been a remarkably
| good artillerist, for he left behind for
me almost all OF his guns"
Obregon brought here a considerable
force OF his Yaoui soldiers. and tomorrow
General Nafarrate. with a large part OF
men who have been on the border near
Matamoras. n due to arrive.
Glad of the Change.
Without committing himself regarding
Nafarette's culpabnity In the fightins
along the boundary line, ohregon ex.
pressed satisfaction that there had beer
a change In command there. adding thai
he hoped there would be change In the
command OF the American troops as well
IL was suggested 20 obregon that reoog'
milton OF Carranza would so far towards
dissipatlng fear of intervention.
NO" he replied. because. IN my opin
ion. there never has been great danger o
Intervention. The United States has neve
had justification for intervention. and To-
that reason l say that recognition hal
not dissipated that fear"
All OF obregon's references 70 CarrAnzi
were most respectful. and he was a
pains TO indicate that no was entirely
subordinate 10 him and thoroughly ap
preeiative OF the necessity for discipline
OF Zapata and his army obregon hs
onl va poor opinion.
The zapatista movement Is the oess
pool OF Mexico he said There can b
found all the disgruntled Mexicans. an
that's just why It cannot succeed. Their
you find ex-federal army officers, dis
appointed politicians. and even priests
They lack that spirit OF solidarity tina
has made the revolution success, w
/. have that idea Of union and without
we would fail"