The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-24
MEXICAN BELlGERENTs ARE 70
CEASE AL ARMY MOVE
MENTs PENDING NE
GoTlATioNs.
GOVERNMENT WILLING
TO MAKE CONCESSIONS
OjiriJ7, Where Federals Are Be-
s'eged by Rebels, is Only fIace
Covered by Armistice-
Nccessaries to be
Passed Free.

/ El paso, Texas, April 23.--sAn ar
misiice OF 1--WE days, beginning at
noon today ana affecting the district
| between Jaurez and Chihuahua and
west of the latter, was made effect
I've and an exchange of Identical
/ letters signed by General Francisco
l. Madero, Jr, for the rebels and
General Juan Navarro for the gov
| ernment.
The trrce provides there shall be
no movement Of troops OF either side
during the next five days and that
provisions and medicines may be
brought to either camp from the
United States slle without payment
of duty.
Ii Is noticed that Ojinaga, where
| d small federal force Is besieged, il
not covered in the armistice. TIE
irsarecio activities In that district
, being largely independent.
1t is expected that in event OF Tie
settlement OF the re3sllion in Eli-
huahua the situation at 0iinaga ami
other scattered places VIII receive at
ltoniion.
| A telegram from Mexico City Il
fdhms General Madsro that General
Navarro had been instructed Dy
President nlaz to enter into tire
pact.
The concessions whit,. ,-c sog rl-
Gent 10 wiling to make have bs, \
Known for two weeks, ever slnee
Ffelericko Moye, a business man IL
chihuahua, visited General Madero
I at Rancho Bustillos
They were discussed in the meet
ing by the leaders and members OF
the peace mission Thos present
i were: francisco |. Madero, sr, AL
! fonso Gtlstavo and Rayoel Malero,
.ascual Corrosco, the original field
Header OF the revolution. Actirs Billa,
former bandit, Giuseppe Garribaldi
and General and Sonora Madero. The
last named IS accounted warm sup
rc/9r of taking Jaugez and then talk
+, ing peace.
J It may be said that General Ma
dero has the most authentic asspr-
ances of the liberal attitude on the
part Of the government; II may be
said that President DiaZ Is anxious
to adopt every measure which VII
: insure the return OF the revolution
/ cry sol fiers to their farms and shops
With the feeling that the government
| in Mexico City is their government
land that every aid the government
can give them to repair the rayages
of neglect is theirs for the asking.
| 1t wants no ranchers 20 remain on
either side The liberality of the
president on every point intimately
affecting the daily life of the people
| as shown in the assurances given to
General Madero exceeds the dreams
OF the revolusonists themselves,
When the conference adjourned for
luncheon long telegram was dis
patched to Mexico City, Presumably
It suggests detailed changes or all
ditions in the plans which served as
q btsis of discussion.
Terms Of Armlstice.
The terms of the armistice are:
/ /. Both forces which operate in
the rectangles formed by chihuahua.
Taurez, Casas Grandez and Mamma
shall remain at the point they actu-
ally occupy on this day (April 2S)
with neither side advancing, nor the
forwarding Of reinforcements.
Q. All works on Notifications,
trenches, battlements OF any descrip.
I, tion. on the repair Of railroads or
other military works shall be sus,
Ipendei.
| g. 1t shall be permitted TO bring
Y In sby way Of Jaurez all provisions,
storage, clothing medicine and 9th
er necessities OF life without payment
of duty, intoxicating liquors are ex-
cluded from this provision.
| 4. This armistioe shall remain in
effect five days, beginning today at
noon
/ 5. Passes to and through camp
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