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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-12
THE CUBAN CAMPAIGN.
1t VIII Probably BE Under Way Earl
Next Week.

Lit VIII Probably BE Under Way Early
Next Week.
NEW YORK, May 12-Although no addi-
tional confirmation has been received of the
news from London that the Spanish squad
ron which left the Cape Verde islands two
weeks ago had returned to Cadiz, the belief
has greatly strengthened in official circles
that a cruise to Porto Rican or Cuban
waters was never very seriously coutem-
plated by Admiral Villamil, says the Wash
ington correspondent of the Tribune. No
word has reached the Navy Der Iartment
from acting Admiral Sampson since the
fleet under his command was sighted off
the north coast of San Domingo, but the
failure of any of the swift-scouting cruisers
sent in advance to discover any traces OF
the Spanish squadron and the nonappear~
ance of the Spanish men-of-war at any OF
the usual coaling and supply stations of the
Windward group have almost convinced the
naval authorities here that the Spanish
commander has thought discretion to be the
better part of valor, and has actually
sought the refuge of a home port.
AS the capture of Porto Rico ar this time
has been held by the President and his ad-
visers to be of little or no strategic impor-
tance, complicating instead of simplifying
the task of reducing Havana and expeliing
the Spanish land forces from Cuba, it has
been virtually decided. as soon as the alb
sence of the Cape Verde squadron from
West Indian waters is definitely estab-
lished to recall to Cuba the greater part Of
acting Admiral SIMPSONS fleet Cable dis
patches instructing the American COM
mander to make no attack at present on
San Juan, but to await further orders Off
Porto Rico, have been sent to the various
cable stations in the Windward group. and
will doubtless be delivered within the next
day or two.
There is. of course, no demand for the
services OF the whole Key West fleet before
Havana. The smaller men-of-war left be-
hind by Acting Admiral Sampson are CONF
petent TO protect the passage of the land
ing expedition from Tampa and to cover
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-12
TRIBUTE TO DEWEY.
Unstinted Praise from His Brother Of
ficer, Commodore SchIey

OLD POINT COMFORT. Va, May H.
(On board the flagship Brooklyn. off Fort
Monroe)-Commodore Winfield Schley, com
manding the flying squadron. to-day for the
first time consented to give his views on the
victory won by Admiral Dewey at Manila
He said: Admiral Dewey's victory at
Manila must .deservedly take its place side
by side with the greatest navy victories of
the worlds history. 1t has been urged that
the results show such decided inferiority in
resistance as compared with the vigor of
attack that there is a diminution OF the
glory, but that is untrue, for II must hrst
be remembered that the greatness Of
Dewey's success lies in the calm courage
and daring displayed in his decision to en-
ter strange harbor at dark under the guns
Continued On Effah psaUa1
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-12
WHERE is THE FLEET?

LONDON, May 12.-The Mad
rid correspondent of the Daily
Mail says: Admiral Bermejo, min
lister of marine, denies that the
Cape Verde squadron has returned
to Cadiz. He affirms that this
fleet, at the present moment, is
where it ought to be, according to
the instructions given it,"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-12

Nothing Received by the Navy De-
partment-The Spanish Fleet.
Associated Press Report
WASHINGTON May 11.-Contrary to ex-
pectations. the day again passed at the
Navy Department without news from Ad-
iniral Sampson Notwithstanding what ap-
pears TO be confrmatory newspaper advices
relative to the presence of the Spanish
Cape Verde fleet at cadiz. the Navy De-
partment officials are beginning to enter
tain strong doubt OF the accuracy of the re-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-12
REGULARS AND VOLUNTEERS ARE
BEING HURRIED TO THE GULF.
War Department Busting with Hasty
Preparations for Invasion of the
Pearl OF the Antilles.
GEN. MILES GOING TO TAMPA
WHERE ALL REGULARS WILL BE
CONCENTRATED IN A FEW DAYS.

Indications Everywhere that the War
VIII BE Pushed with Vigor I'm
til the Island Is Conquered.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-12
Some of the Spanish Soldiers Wound
ed, According to the Dis
patch from Havana.
NO CONFIRMHToRY REPORTS
AND 1T IS POSSIBLE THE FIGHT END
ED IN AN AMERICAN VICTORY.
Strength of the Cuban InsurGenf
Army-25, 900 Mem in Arms and
$4,000 Awaiting Equipment.
HAVANA, May II. -Four

HAVANA, May II. -Four
American vessels opened fire
on Cienfuegos Wednesday
morning and attempted to
land men and arms on barges.
The Spanish troops, assisted
by the fort, drove off the in
vaders. The American guns
destroyed the cable station.
A second attempt to land was
also frustrated.
The fighting continued for,
eight hours and it is reported
that the Americans lost
heavily. Altogether fourteen
Spaniards were wounded.
Cienfuegos is an important city on the
southern coast of Cuba. 1t is fairly well
defended by batteries, and, according to
late reports there were a number of Span
ish steamers which had been converted into
auxiliary cruisers in the harbor, besides
some small gunboats. The Havana intina-
ton that an attempt was. made to land
troops may be true but it is more probable
the Spaniards tried to raise the blockade
forces on the American vessels, and that
the latter, finding the shore batteries too
strong, withdrew. K a landing was at
tempted it is possible the movement WAS
a mere reconnaissance. Little has been heard
from Cienfuegos since the blockade began
General Blanco however, in a recent dis
steamer Monsterrat loaded with troops
and munitions of war from Spain, had en-
tered that harbor. later ran the blockade
and arrived at Havana in safety. Blanco's
statement was not credited
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-12
WHEREABOUTS OF SPANISH FLEET
HAS BECOME A VExED PROBLEM.
Navy Strategy Board Seemingly I'm.
able to Solve tho Many Rumors
as to It's Movements.
NO WORD FROM SAMPSON
WHO is STILL SUPPOSED TO BE ON
THE LOOKOUT NEAR PORTO RICO.

Two Ways by which the Enemy's
Ships Might Reach Havana Unde-
tected and Raise the Blockade.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-12

CONTINUED ON Fifth Page.)
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22

Look over the Christmas toys
at Lanning's before you buy the
presents for the children this year.
They have the finest assortment
ever brought to the county.
If you are in the market. to buy,
sell or rent, a small ad in our
columns viii put you in touch with
some person you can do business
with. We have done it for others
and can do the same for you.
1t you have anything to sell, a
small local ad in these columns.
will secure you a buyer and will
cest you only a tritle. Why waste
time that is worth dollars ia value
to you in hunting a buyer, when
we a find you one for a few
cents-use good judgement and do
business right.
Ki~ngsbury's prices defycom pc
ton. Remember this fact when
you are laying i'll your supplies for
the house, ranch or camp.
Boots and shoes at Kingsbury's.
Santa Claus has his headQuart.
ers at Kingebuly's
Christmas toys at tanning (
Co. IS drug store.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22
B. FRY,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Bynum, Mont
Notice for Publication.
Lrnd Office, Helena, Mont.
Nov IL 1909

Lrnd Office, Helena. Mont.
Nov. 10, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that sail proof viii be made be-
fore G.. +, TrescCtt. L. s. Commissioner at
Dupuyer, Mont, or Dec. 81, 1888. viz.
Daniel Fahlman for II. Z. no. 1884 for the
NJ ne4, NJ nw4 sec. 20, TIP 20 II, + 6 w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz. James leighton, Carl
Harris, Adam sliger and Robert ]. Cameron
Clayton, all of Dupuyer, Mont.
George d. Greene Register.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Helena, Mont.

Land Office at Helena, Mont.
Oct. 6, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore G. f. Prescott, T.. 5. Commissioner at
Dupuyer, Mont. on Nov. rs 1905. viz
William Allen On his homestead entry No.
1855 for The nwi nw4, sec. %, 'e3 mel, and sw4
nc4, sec. 20, tip 29n, + 4w.
He names the following witnesses tc prove
his continuous residence upon and ~Cultiya-
ton, of said land, viz. Evan d. Jones. jas. j.
Brown, Henry Creighton and Jno, Mosher,
all of Ponedra, Mont.
George d. Greene, Register.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22
Notice for Publication.
Land Office, Helena, Mont.

Nov Is, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support OF his
claim, and that proof will be made before A.
c.. Warner. u. 5. Commissioner at Choteau,
Mort, on Dec. 81 1893 viz.
John B Yellenstein for II. f, No. 6742 for
the VIZ sw4 sec. 2, e2 SEA sec. 3, tip. 2ir., 70 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and c~ultlys-
tion of said land. viz. Joseph c. Nc Cuaig, of
Dupuyer, Mont, Geo III. Cofrey, OF Bynum,
Geo A.. Fry, Bynnm and Alvin j. Cowell, of
Ch0teau Mont, Georoe d Greene.
Register.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22
Fine Line
Holiday Goods


D. w. McAnlght returned from
Great Falls last Tuesday evening.
The Acan ha wishes its hun,
dreds of readers in Teton and ad.
joining counties a Merry Christ
mas.
Rev. Lauren Kufus is in the
Raymond country this week, where
he will probably hold religious
services.
John V. Davies, that iovial ard
prosperous rancher from the
Marias, is tr~ansacting business in
town today.
George c, Taylor, "our bald.
headel Justice offers a handsome
chrome for the first coupe to be
married by him.
Letter heads, note heads, states
ments, envelopes, cards and all
kinds of commercial printing at
the Acantha office.
Kingsbury has a nice line of
Christmas toys that he invites you
call and examine before making
your holiday purchases.
John Morrissey, of the Marias,
is N town today and has filed on a
homestead and a desert land claim
in the Flat coulee country.
Dan Sullivan and family and the
Misses Hughes, of the Marias, will
spend Christmas with relatives
and friends III the Missouri valley.
John Manufacturing, who re.
Gently sold his and stock ranches
near Bynum, TO j. W Salmon, has
gone to California, where he wall
reside.
The Acantha is requested to an-
noUnce that a backet social will be
held at Bynum on the evening of
December 28th. Everybody in
vitcd.
Kingsbury's prices on all kinds
CT general merchandise will he
found to be from 10 to 20 Per cent
lower than anywhere else in the
county. 1t will pay you to trade
with him.
Alex. Yule has just received
word from Washington that th"
timber in the vicinity OF his saw
mill on the upper pupuyer will bt
appraised at an early date. In a
very short time we hope to see the
mill in operation again.
At Choteau Wednesday morning
Dry Knowlton of Raymond, and
Miss Lizzie PEBBLES, of C~hoteau,
were united III the holy bonds of
matrimony by Rev. Logan. The
Acantha joins many Teton county
friends in extending congratula~
tions.
j. B. Spurgeon of Shelby juno
ton, and who has complete charge
of the large cattle interests of the
Hon. Conrad Kohrs and the
Pioneer Cattle Co., in that neigh,
borhood was shaking hands with
his Chinook friends last FRIDAY
Opinion.
Can you tell what sort Of
weather we may expect next
month wrote a subscriber to the
editor of a paper, and the editer
replied as follows: 1t is my be,
lief that the weather next no TIL
will be very much like your sub
scription. The inquirer wondered
for an hour what the editor was
driving at when he happened to
think of the word unsettled. lie
sent in the required amount next
day.
Hon, George w. Magee, repre-
sentative select from this county.
will leave for Helena ABOUT the
middle of next week. 1t has been
suggested by several members
that the Mysteriarch lodge, of
which organization Mr.. Magee is
the grand sachem, tender him a
banquet next T~ueseay evening.
The vice>sachem therefore requests
all members to be present on that
evening. A special meeting to
make arrangements fer the ban
quet will be held Monday evening,
Chas. H Dunlap came in from
Choteau yesterday, to spend a few
days....J. W. Mcknight returned
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-12-22
TIE DUPuYER HCHNTHa
December %, 1898.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

Supplies from
G. Nj. Lanning & Co.
Get your harness oiled at the
Dupuyer harness shop. He
guarantees satisfaction.
Do not forget the Woodmen
dance. at the school house, Dupu~
yer, on the evening of Dec. 81.
Work has been commenced on
W. D. Jones residence in the new
addition.
Solan Fl. Brown, Of Choteau,
vas a business visitor in Dupuyer
the first of the week.
H. ". Yeagcr returned the first
of the week to the county seat
with his t%hreshing machine.
The ladies' of the d. of Fl. will
give a grand ball IN the town hall,
in Choteau, on Monday, December
26, 1898.
A fine line Of new clothing has
been added to f. D. Kingsbury's
mammoth stock of general mer-
chandise.
An effort is being made to have
a normal school established at
Marcus Days stock farm IN the
Bitter Root valley,
Look over the line of boots and
shoes KingsburY has just received,
He has the finest stock ever
exhibited IN Teton county.
Chas. r. Scomn and wife, OF
Pohdara, were visitors in Dupuyer
the FIRST of the week, the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. II A. Gillette.
J. W, England has purchased a
lot in the Few addition to the
townsite, and as soon as possible
in the spring will buiid a residence
u. d carpenter shop thereon.
Ben. Scott was found dead on
the prairie about eight n lies from
Gulbertson His neck was broken
and it is thought his team ran
away aud the wagon al over
him.-Glasgow Gazette.
j. W. Mcknight and Frank H..
Federhen will occupy the building
recently occupied by the Acantha
with a real estate, fire and life
insurance Office. Dupuyer is fast
putting on metropolitan airs.
The SCIENTIFIC game of cribbage
now holds the attention of the
card players AID rubber-necks in
Dupuyer. We believe we can get
Two or three teams here that can
beat anything in the county for
fun, love or money.
There are $500 miners employed
in the copper mines in and around
Butte, which is a greater number
than ever before in the history OF
the camp. The shaft Of the Green
Mountain is the deepest vertical
shaft in Montana, being down
2. 100 feet.
Two car loads of lumber for
Harry Kunk,I's building to be
erected in the new addition to the
townsite arrived today from Great
Falls. If this pleasant weather
continues until after the holidays
the building Will be ctecued at
once.
An Iowa girl advertised for a
husband ana got him. The adver-
tisement and fixtures cost 50.
Within a year he enlisted ir the
Spanish American war and was
killed in one of the battles near
Santiago, leaving his wife SO, OOO
insurance. The wife in addition
to this will draw a widows per
sion in q short time. 1t pays to
advertise.
Olaf G FIELD and Bert Prescott
are Gown on the Marias river
where they + employed in sur
veying for private parties. We
understand they will survey and
plat the townsite of Shelby, on
land owned by Dan Sullivan, be-
fore their return to Dupuyer, where
Mr.. Field proposes opening an
office as soon as his term of county
surveyor expires:
"The homestead law requires
r,ciJoDca on tho land o,taro6. nc
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-10-15
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Program for Friday Nights Meeting of
 the League.

Vocal D0et-Misses Emma Moss and Vie Harrell
 Recitatfon-Miss Ruby Alexan- der.
 Vocal Solo-Mr. Herbert Huat= ley
 Recitation-Miss Clara Stephens.
 Instrumental Dae-Misses VIe and Jessie Harrell.
 The above will be rendered in the chapel of the Main street M. E church tonight ut 7.30, under the auspices of the literary department of the Epworth League All mem befs Of the League, their friends and the public are cordially invited to b presrt. Seats free.
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EE84 HHE12H 0E4 [ 1T R4E9 8l

Get Strength, Vigors Clear
 Complexion and Good Digeas
 tions Moi by Patent Medicine.
 But in Natures Own Way
 Any honest physician will tell von that there Is but one way tg get fa- creased flesh; all tine patent medi- ciHes and cod liver oils to the con traFY notwithstanding
 Nature has hHt aEe way in which to increase flesh, strength and vigor, mind aul body, and that is through the stomach, by wholesome food well dirpsted. There is no reason Or=cOmHOu sense in other methods whatever.
 People are thin. run down. ner- y9as. pale and shaky in their nerves simply bccause their stOmachs are weak
 They may not think they have dyspepsia, but the lact emains that they d0 not eat enough food, or what they eat is not quickly and properly digastea, as it should be.
 Itt. busIaadson says the reason i8 because the stomach lacks cer- tain digestive acids and peptones, aud deiIeieat secretion If gastric juice
 Natures remedy in such cases Is to supply what the weak stomach lacks There are several good preparations which will do this, but none SC readily as Stuart's Dys- pepsla Tablets, which are designed especially fer all stomach troubles, and whIeh cure all digestive weak ness oH the common sense plan of furnishing the digestive principles which che stomach lacks.
 Stuarts $ Dyspepsia Tablets give Der1ect digestion First effect is to increase the appetite and increased viV0r, added flesh. pure blood and stren th af norYa and muscle is the perfectly naFural result.
 Stuort's Dyspepsia Tablets is the safest tonic known aRd will cure anH loFm a2 stomach trouble eX= eaHt cancer uf the stomach. May be found o 3gHgai at 50 cents for inlI sized package 0r dlract by mall from s5a8rt e. Iarhali Mich.
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NOTHING DONE.
In Regard to ihe Electric Light snd Car
 PlantJ

Mr. Henry C. Wood prominent attorney, of Chicago, and who is also interested in the proposed cleo. tric car and light plant, to be con strueted in this city. arrived Thurs day morning from Chicago, and on last evening at tbe psrIofs of the Hotel IruIoek, held a joint meeting with the committee oa ways and and means. Among the many prominent citizens present were. Messrs. W H. Langford, ". S. Jeter, s. Giesrejter, ). B Frulack, ". B. Alexander, Chas Wei, Gabe Meyer, J c Taylor and others. The only thing done at this meeting was an explanation given by Mr. Wood n regard to tbe proposed fine he also stated that he bad all hopes for securing the fine for this city and all that is to be relied upon are the home citizens. There has been s, GOO aheady subscribed by Col. Fordyee and only $30, GOO remains to be raised. Can 1t be true that a town of this size and possessing as many enterprising citizens as it does cannot raise $30, 000
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INSURE Y0RsELF against the attacks of levers, pneumonia and other serious and prostratine dis eases by taking a few bottles of Hoo d's Sarsaparilla now.
 HOODS PILLS are the favorite family cathartic. Easy to take, easy te operate.
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M0NTG0 0MERY
8e eee T4 Jackson

ai4rs38 esjaa Mrs L Y Mont aon aea Mis- ooftnae sma o h be- usa
 eee beH mother F 4 smart ca ueln eaas eaJte8 a tel gc5 faaag taaJ E ha aa F aa hone wi yellow fera Mrs. M0ntgom- erV whan tbe yellow fever broke outia Missfss poi aad at her hus- band solicitation Lele Jackson with her daughter .of st Louis, after remaining a tha city few weeks came to ths ei5g to await the slanpiag out q the plague.
 < telegram wds also received tnis morning which stated that MT. Montgomery was doing nicely ana in no danger
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GIVEN ONE YEAR.
J. P. Bartlett Win Serve Twelve Months
 In the Pen.

J. P. Bartlett, the convict guard, was tried by Judge Elliott Thurs day, charged with assault with in- tent to kill. Ills lawyer, Mr. H. k. White, entered plea of guilty and Bartlett was sentenced to serve one year in the penitentiary.
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Fifth fLrE msnt Mn ts,-

Washington, Oct. l4 -Adiutant Gem eral Corbin said regarding the request of Governor Tanner that the Flfrh Hi. nois regiment be placed at his disposal that the regiment would be assembled for the governors use if it should be found necessary. The men are now on frrfough.
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A WIFE BEATER
Gets II In the Neck In tbe poIiee
 This Morning

The police court proceedings have been for the past few days tEa dull est.and sIowest eyer before bneWn during the reign of Judge Brown
 The morotony was broken thls morning by the appearance Of three offenders. The first was Ed Gallo way. His wife kicked when Id olowed in his money for whisky and the result was Ed was told to take yo close an gol And then Ed en- gagged in a fight with bis beltar half After two rounds E3 was de- elared the winner But Judge Brown fined the colored brother $20 all the same,
 Two small white hoga were fined s each for eaht
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-10-15

The stuff had evidentally been hidden away during the last 10 days and had been stolen from different mines as f. was Of different character From samples assayed the ore is shown to ba. enormously rich and will probably grove to be worth Sl10,000.
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Knial,ts r6mplars Officers.

Ittsbarg. Get The grand en. BBrat of Knights Te1npiars elected 4oloving officers Grand master, .ten t. Lloyd of San Francisco; II.
 stoddard of Texas deputy grand #er e. VI. Moulton of Chicago,
 slissinla; IL " Rugg, Providence, grand captain general; ". B. H,h8f Ohio, grand senior warden.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-10-15
NEWS IN BRIEF

kberiH Robert uoupt was arrested at 5 sIe Rock, Ark. charged with embez. Garland county funds. His short ! s estimated at SI5, 1000. #he grist mil Of B. F Beok < Son at saesyille, Tex was destroyed by fire. } Sbe store of Bouso Seay at Connor,
 was struck by lightning and 
 sno1 fever is aDating at Vera Cruz. ank Sexton and lot Cherry, both aFoes, were run over and killed while aep OF drunk ea tae rear5a IF Hubbard City. 1a1 aan Il54etH fell under q moving train seas attensptine to board near Game. @ Lbs iefCleg and tight foot cut of.
 FFeesss James. son of The noted bandit, E arTes'ed at Kansas City, charged
 eomRlelty ia tne recent train rob- N near that city.
 6aTlss Kagad1, whe was to have hanged aU Brenham. Tex for the ier of his half.sister, was resWted
 week
 AH Mcdonald, a merchant at Bios 8 Iexs has mace an assignment
 Waco streetear strike is oa again. E rikers induced the new men to FoS<
 H gon citizens will buy q sword for Rin Clark of the battleshlp Oregon
 ". Darlington, q stockman, was
 bud killed at Maria. Tex. He was for a burglar at friend's home.
 OCCUPATION
 OF SAN JUAN.
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Id GORRESPONDENTS REGARDED PRIVATEERS,
[, Proclamation Issued by the bvsrnor General of Dutch West In- dies In Regard to Americans.

sashington, Oct 14-The treasury Arment has just been advised that
 kovernor general of Dutch West h. sbss issued a proclamation that all sncan yachts having war correspon.
 s on board will be treated as priva-