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VILLA SURRENDERS;
NEW REVOLT BEGINS
Mexican Guerilla Quits After Years
of Defiance; Receives
Guarantees.

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
Mexico City, July 29.-"I am surren-
dcring Internationally because the coun-
try needs peace for reconstruction, said
Francisco Villa yesterday when he met
General Martinez, chief of operations in
tho states of Coahuila and Nuevo Leon,
At the railroad station in Sabina:
When General Martinez, who il mr.
ranging surrender terms with villa, mr.
rived NJ the station tho rebel general APP
preached him with head uncovered and
hand extended.
Villn will make his residence Mt Moves,
Zscatccns, after disbandinghis troops Mt
Torrcon. according To government
communioue. His men, IL is added, will
go from Sabinn TO Torreon on foot,
Villas men, newspaper accounts say,
were offered two trims but refused to use
them. Each of tho GOO soldiers VIII receive
years pay TO get start IN iife'
Mexico CITY. July 2o.-General Garcia,
chief Of staff of tho wnr office. announced
Yesterday TINT the final terms OF Villas
surrender had been decided upon.
The bandit chief will retire TO private
life in n place 10 be designated by the
government. He will 60 first to Torreon
20 d.band his forces, as he will retain no
military connection whatsoever.
II il not likely that Villa will come to
Mexico City. but will proceed from Tor
reon whercsocver the government directs.
The negotiations for the surrender
have been conducted 10 the entire salts
faction Of the government, Villa obeying
all orders
Eagle Pass. Texas. July 2o.-Fran-
cisco villa. bandit idol Of the Mexican
To- through
out Northern Mexico 10 governments OF
his country, entraincd last night with his
mon for Torreon, there 10 take the first
actual STEPS looking to his entrance once
more 10 private Mexican citizenship. as
a result ~ his negotiations with the dc Ia
Huerta government. concluded at Sabinas
early today.
Adviccs from Sabinas told also the
terms under which the bandit chieftaln
agreed. in the words of General Eugenio
Martinez, commander Of the Torreon
military zone. and personal repres enta-
tive II the dc In Huerta regime. to sub
mission To the dc la Huerta government
in recognition Of it's stability and his
desire 10 retire 20 private life and abide
hy the laws Of tho government.
Under these terms. advices state, villa
- 20 be allowed one years army pay
for al his soldiers. and permitted 10 90
with them TO Torreou under personal
escort where these terms will be carried
out The band will number about 500,
u Is said
At Torreon the men are 10 DO mus
tered out of Villas service and each
allotted tract of land On which TO en-
gage IN farming Villa, too, it Is said, has
been given financial guarantees.
General Martinez, communicating TO
Eiliano Tames, Mexican consul at tagic
Pass, termed Villas acceptance Of the
terms as AN act of patriotism"
General Martinez wired that railroad
traffic IN the Sabnas district was being
resumed and that he had ordered all
trains 10 operate on schedules IN effect
PRIOR 90 the interruption.
Details of the negotiations say that
the conference for Villas surrender,
conducted on the part Of de la Huerta
government by General Martinez, con-
sumcd all night. ending at / o'clock yes
terdav morning
Rumors Of slaughters of Sabinas police
men and mutilation Of bodies Of many
women there lack confirmation.
Other reports tell Of general rejoicing