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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
The Kennebec
MINING &
SMELLING
Company.
INCORPORATED, 1910. cAflTAl. ST GOO 0(0.
SHARES ISSUED UEkSSESSsBtE.
We make one more offer at
&c. per share 10 raise money
10 star deNelOpnent work.

This offer will remain open fnr orc
week. subject II cancellation. however.
IL our option. our mill is completed and
every Dart ni The machinery iS ready 10
start. We shall begin op9r3iiunS at IN"
mine Immediately. Nearly $1,000 has beer
cyps nded on the plant. and "" have IN"
latest and Mes, modern machinery that
money ra0 purchase.
Some very J,T, t,,lt.ntlS money ma Gnatas
and some n0bodieS IL the vicinity of Gar
diner haze united and worked constantly
and prrsiStrntiy in ttll-iulr our property
down, and bearing our stock. and have
gone So far as 70 claim than ,hey q" ncd
large blocks nI the stock Jt Very low liz :
lrrs. This. however. Is all malicluhS
fllsiiy. i.vrntrd for SCI llSh purposes. ~
try shaTr ui this StDrh Jh1t is GutstaIid-
iaE came from GS ANA through uur Office,
and M1 ~. not kn"& Oi a s4hSl' Hl"Fh-
holder that wants 10 sail ms stock or
would sell ~ lc.li thar 81 p"H share
Tho stack nf me famous I.c l,oi mine
sid .ialr wears al 60 At = cents ncr snare.
To-day. il hes a market value az 80 peg
shan. We claim to have lust as good .
property HS tho l." Eoi. Tn" only thIng
il nct,is is development our success 50
iar in "btaiuinG funds sufficient IN cStab-
ESh iTSt-cl9SS milling plant ought - be
enough 10 commend rs 10 the pubic
This Is H., !lrSt instance IN Tho history
ni mining d ISincSS th.rJ q complete g"id
ri1ing plant VA, ever established IN TIE
State Of Maine. Notwithstanding hundreds
~ HlstnItS nave ~ ell lltt'4t. l't - 4i'i
been known fnr nearly ~ years that me
precious metal was hidden iii the granite
reefs a! Maine. ANA tnt. Art W milling and
smelling htS hr.u 50 much irnrovcd that
Il makes il abSai.toly certain That The
husi.-sS can Row he Cgrrici on in THIS
state - @ very lIJrltir" profit.
Assays of ore taken rom oar mine
show Crnc!lSiVciy what We have. eve
refer yoI To thu kvrneb,c Journal of
Noy. ~. or i E"u Will call IN ns We
~ill take GOA la o'r mine ana furnish
yoa with all the Information III our
lower.
Twenty-Five cents per share. ore wees;
only, subject ta cancellation at oar office,
Nhen sufficient mou.y has bon I1le eds"d.
i?easurrr. If II y. Frsnk I.!ttIe. vicG nrrsi-
dent.
Five hundred dollars invested in this
st'>k r"'y may he worth one hundred
Thousand fdlr years irrD now We hHN-
testify think il viii This may he Tho
opportunity nj <oir life.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
CASEY LITERALLY 5CALPED.

Einghamton. y. J.. Nov. -S.-Daniel
Casey. r,ho at cnc time was well known
- Il pitcher III the Philadelphia ans:
ol!er National League clubs. vgas lii
orally scalped here, today. casey j.
nou 4 conductor on The Bingha,nton
Railroad COS. lines and was landing
on top II car repairing a broken tTcl I
lev spring when the car began To move
down z slight incline Casey was
str,lck by cross wire and hurled II
III. ground. where ne was picked up
unconscious 1t was found that the
toT, II his scalp had been torn from
the. head Unless h sustained inter-
nal injuries Ne will recover
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
ADvERTIsEp IN MAINE.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 2N.-Arthur
LInn. i salesman fer the Elm City i.uEl-
her Co ~ this city. was arrested her.
Today. b United Stats government ;tI-
thuriti-s Oh 4 technical charEe. alleging
t ~ iIs, " ,h, mails for fraudulent par
poses. The real complaint. i Is uHdtt-
stood il one Involving z sGhcTnr slr1ilS! !
In detail To the notorious Miller SyTfii-
cate plan in Brooklyn. wherr great m
y-stul,nt Inducements arr held out in IN.
shap.- ~ 4 promise "f cXorbitaut tiVi-
,i.nds The post ot.icc authorities nave
been II work il this case for several
Last summer, attrac cflNe adNe?-
tiS,l,1cntS al,jearcd in several I3I"ers IN
Maine announcing that the New England
Investment 90. Of New Haven. Conn
it;t,- ~ u,r cent. :. month on all invest
Iy,,.rlts OF over Sia. As = result Of com
plaints received. post rfiloe INSPECTORS As
i..-tain,-.l mat the mai! sent here Tor the
,ornps:ly VAS placed III q box rented ~
i man pivin; his name n George m NC
DpugAil. II
are utlc and the sam" LJnn is held I'M
dcr bonds far hearing. next Monday /;
N,. t. married. aged about y years ana
has had a ga,-i l-pltt1iJn among his
Il iSincs~ associates
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
ALI. IS KEPT SECRET.

Glasgow. NOV. 2s.-Through Mr. Gen.
l.. Watson, tho designer OF Sir Thomas
Linton : new challenger for the Amer
ica's cup. admits that the lines of the
Shamrock II are quite settled upon
and that the building of the yacht is
in progress. he will nnt tcll IT which
clyde yard she is being constructed.
as he relied on excessive secrecy. He
said he mad 2 lesson with The EaiEy-
Iie. Every I.rtcautiOn was taken II mat
tiin,. ie added. but The American re-
porters gained admission to the yard
and published particulars about her
He declined - give an opinion as 10
whether thes. details guided the Her
rcshoTs. but said he was taking care
to prevent any facts leaking out this
time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
FOR THE NORTH POLE.

Naples Nov. 2s.--A special to thu
News from Montreal says: Captain
Barnier cf Quebec. has gained the sup
port of Sir Clements Markham. presi
dent of the Royal Geographical Society
for his scheme TO reach the North Pole
and is now in this city making dr-
raneeInents ana hopes the British gov
crnmvnt will co-operat. with The "a :
madam ministry. Capt. Bernier's 5 plans
contemplates the departure ot an ex-
pedition from Vancouver. with a wood
~ of steel ship, and crew Vf six sail
ors ANA i've scientists.
Entering the polar basin in August.
q month earlier than Nansen did, the
snip would begin To drift 5t miles
further east than Nansen's vessel did
The expedition would winter in the ice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
Observation-Disclosures.

I.aroue Me. NOV. 3S.-tsrec.-n--
4 very pretty wedding occurred II the
home ot Josiah Magoon. I-aronr. Mc,,
1t : p. II. Tuesday. The contracting
parties We're William T.. nichmond of
Winthrop Center. ana Miss Anna NJ.
Gullifrr ~ Fairfield The marriage Ger
cnlonv ~ tho discipline Of The Friends
church was used. only = few q: the
immediate relatives We're present Nj
and Mrs. Richmond have a host a.
friends VINO extend corgratuia ti"ns
ana hest wishes. They viii make their
future home III winthrop Center. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
WILL COACH YALEs CREW.

New Haven. Ct. NoT. 3S.-Capt. Au-
r1,stus :. Blagden of the Yale I'niyer-
sitv crew Officially announces that Fred
eri,.k w Allen. Yale. 800 has consent :
ei TO act as head coach Of the Yak.
University crew during the approach
ing training season
Mr. Allen Nas captain of tiac creE-'s
of 1Sqa and l+sa. and rowed in the Yaie
boat all four years of his college
course. H has just recovered from
the erects If an operation for appen-
6icitis. His home il il Walpole. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
child Dies i'll Turning Baildiae at AIiili-
nock,t.

Atnl!nock,t. Me. Nov. 2S.-Miliinocket
w.,s the scene Of "a horrible accident, on
TUESDAY morning. by which the 2-ycarS-
old sou Of Jefferson Thomas, an engineer
in the employ ii tho Great Northern Pa
per Co, WAS harmed To death
The Thomas's lived in a small fran n
building near what is known as the head
works III the dam Tuesday morning,
while ,hc husband ana wife We're "a Itltl7
breakfast i'll tac rear room, TIT building
caught fire from III. small wood stove III
The front room, and hrfnr. the baht. VINO
was Sic, ping there. could y" secured. II
IN Rrasdon ana others saw the ire and
rushed L. the assistance Of thu fanlll .
Deputy Bragt!nn brought thr child from
the building, but IL waS dead ~Hrn hcIp
reached il. The building was completely
d. ID.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
PEKIN MINISTER'S
Have Misrepresented Their
Governments at Home.
Their Agreement MAJ Be Abandoned
by Powers.
AMERICAN CONSULS ACHIEVING
GOOD RESULTS.

Washington. Nov. 2S.--The state de-
partment has cablet Mr.. Conger, to for
ward the text Of the agreement reached
by the foreign ministers at Pehn.
Meanwhile he will withhold his signn-
t'irc until the President has had an
opportunity to satisfy hIn,s.f az to
thiS important document ana to make
such changes as viii bring il III accord
with our policy.
1T appears that upon inquiry directed
10 the powers themselves. their minis
teri at Pekin have not correctly re-
ilccted their present vicws as 10 the
basis of peace negotiations. This
sta temcnt certainly is true AS TO ma
iority of the powers Interested and the
fact is regarded as w,rrantine the pre-.
diction that the agreement must be-
modified or abandoned.
IL III learned al the state department
that whii. these negotiations arc drag
bing along at lekIn, some Of the Amer
lean cansuls in China are achieving
practical and valuable results in indi-
vid1al efforts. They are addressing
themselves directly 10 the viccroys OF
the great provinces where American
property interests have suffered, to Sc
cure indemnity ANA reparation and In
most cases they are succeeding very
woil. II is surmised from the latest
Chinese advices that the English con
suls are doing likewise. If this move
ment continues, 1t IL entirely possible
mat neither the United States nor
Great Britain viii be obliged 10 con-
Germ themselves with the prosecution
Of individual claimG for indemnity.
Tnc British ambassador and the Chi
ncsc ministers were among Secretary
Hays callers at the statc department.
today, conditions in China being among
the subjects considered. Information
has been received from the sOutherr
viccroys. representing the most pacific
influences in China, showing great con
Germ on their part az 10 reports that
another punitive expedition liz on iis
way, thi2 time against Shan 81 PROV
inre.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
SOUTH AFRICA.
Beers Still Causing Worry to
British Officials.
Lord Roberts Asks for 5000 Men and
Efficient Officers.
LONDON NOT FEELING JUDILANT
OVER THE SITUATION.

London, Nov. 2S.-WhiIc the reports
OF the condition Of Cape Colony are
regarded as somewhat unnecessarily
alarmis;. there is little disposition to
take Il too roscatc view of the general
situa lion.
The constant dispatch to South At
rica oi reinforcing drafts ana the daily
fights at points wide apart show the
war is not over, and while the state
ment that Lord Roberts has demanded
-D,001 fresh troops is Incorrect. il is Il
fact that he has asked for 5000 men
To replace the battalions whose vast
age incapacitatcS them from duty at
the front. iEcsc rciicts will he dis
patched. but they will be seriously
attenuare the garrisons of the United
Kingdom. inasmuch as Lord Roberts
insists that the troops shall be picked
men ana have seasoned officers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

Portland, Me, Nov. e>.-Sanuei Bern
stein. aged ; wears. was run over ana in-
stantly Allied by a StrcId~atcr elvttt-c
car III the corner " Fore and i.tri
streets. This afternoon The boy attempt
- 10 ,-rusS the track. III front oi IN" caT
hlt was struck ana fcll under thr wheels
His n,-sv lSaS terribly marElesi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
AGONCMLO's STATEMENT.

Paris. Noy. 9s.-AEoncillo declares
there * 10 foundation for the state
Irien,s that hc has resigned the leader
ship Of the Filipino junta in fEuroT,e.
or that ne is going to Hong Kong 10
supcrintend the supplying of arms to
The FilipinOs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

London. Nov. 2s.-Thc British high
commissioner in South Africa. Sir Al
fred 1Iilner. warns the colonial Office
that 40 one should go To South Africa
at present with the view Of seeking en-
pioyment in the "ncW colonies unless
they have secured I'm appointmnJ OF
have ample private means
Sir George Clement Martin. The or
ganist Of 81. Paul'S cathedrai. has in
his possession The complete score Of a
Thanksgiving Te D-un. composed hy
tlcl ate Sir Arthur Sullivan at the We
quest of the dean and chapter Of 81.
Paul'S. suitable for the termination Of
the South African war and dedicated
to Queen. church ana country
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
MAY COME To AMERICA.
kruger's First Diplomatic stop VIII
BE At The Hague

Ncw York. NOV. eS.-Michael Davitt
cables from Paris 10 the Evening Jour
nal. today. that 3Ir Kruger. replying
To the question if he had any intention
OF making his future home in the Unit
ed States. said:
Il never contemplated going 10
America. TO live. although / have re-
ceiyed several pressing invitations to
90 -. am seriously considering.
however. short visit to the United
states.
The sever. hardsiiips oe winter trav-
el would not deter me. old as am. If
were sure could accomplish any
good for my oppressed country
Mr. Davitt ADDS that il is almost ccr-
tain that SIR. Kruger will not visit
America: and that the entire cabinet
of the South African republic opposes
the idea. the unanimous opinion being
that the Mckinley administration will
do nothing whatever for the Boer
cause.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
CLOUDY AND WARMER.

Boston. Mass. NOV. oS.--Local forecass
for Thursday: Generally cloudy: probably
without rain or snow: warmer; southWes:
winds. Friday. fair colder during mora
ing: west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

Berlin. Nor. 2a.--A dispatch received
here from Tien Tsin. dated Monday.
Not 4s. says
The provisional administration here.
III which Germany. the United States.
Russia. Great Britain. France. and
japan are represented. decided. today.
unanimously 10 demolish the wall and
iii up lie ditch around Tien TsIn."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

Engiand's revolutionary heroes are
beiz4g -eiabilitatcd. crrniMr-li-g statue
has teen set up ut Nestnli nst+r. ana
now statue Of the great Common
wealth admiral. Robert Blake. il To be
Eesa al Brldgewater, his native togr,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
WASHINGTON FORECAST.

Washington, Nov. eS.-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday. for New England .
Generally fair. Thlrsday and Friday;
warmer Thursday. except in extreme
southeastern portions. fresh north to east
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
poLITlcAE ro1xTERs.

According 10 ct4rfent gossip, the pro-
posed state constabulary bill. designed 10
plae, tle police @f New York City under
state control has been abandoned by the
leaders 0f the Republican Party n IS
said that G1T--elcct Ddefi was oJ,Tyosf7I 70
n. measure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
MAINE spnRTsMEH's EXHIBIT.

Boston. NOV. eS-tSTeciaD.-Thc open
ing Of the Maine Sportsnlcn's exhibit
10 I.c held in this city. has been post
pnncd ID Dec. :. The measure being
considered best by those in charge
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

Paris. Nov a3.-Tnc conversation
with former President Kruger had with
The French minister of foreign affairs.
NJ. DelcasEe. yesterday. was confined to
the former sounding the latter as 10
the probable attitude Of France in Ger
tain .9ycntualities. N. Delc:lSse let IL
be understood iha, France had not
changed her attitude since explained
the govcrnIn"nr's position in the Cham
bcr Of Deputies last March. France
Will not take the initiative in inter
vcnIion ii South Africa. but sill not
discourage any other country from do
ing 80. On the contrary. she will Join
in such initiative If j; is taken from
such conditions as appear tn her 10
merit acnuiescenc..
MI. Kruger did not formulate any
opposition and did not intimate what
he intended 10 do. INT il is believed
he win take the first official diplomat
e step At The Hague. II is not known
whether he viii ash Holland 10 pro-
pose mediation or open other and less
clearly defined negotiations.
Mr. Kruger. today drove to the
School Of Fine Arts. 10 inspect the
piaStNi % tiit lldluine4i1 10 bt FT"ct'-n
to The memory Of Col. DeEilleboiy Ma
reuil. the French officer who died in
South Africa lighting for the Bo+rs.
He was received by a brother 81 the
decea = number OF artistic and Hit
crarF people and students were pres
ent- Dir. Kruger cul0gized Col. Devill-
bOls- Mareliil. and his comrades. whose
devoted heroism, he said recalled the
chivalrous knights Of tte middle ages
The Boer statesman then proceeded
70 the Pantheon, but was too fatigued
10 enter. He was heartily cheered
everywhere along the road.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

Edenburg. Orange River Colony. SAT-
urday Nov. 2i.-Thc Beers are most
active between the railroad and Basu-
toiand. south of l.adybrani. Thaba
N'Chu and Blocinfontcin. Gen. d.. Wet
and former President Stcyn are near
De Wetsdorp. II is believed they are
preparing for q descent on cap. COL
ony for recruits and supplies. As 4
counter move. Two battalinns OF the
guards. grenadicrs and First Cold
Streams, hold all the fords Of the Or
ang- River from Aliwal north 60 IN.
orange River station. hut small parties
Of mounted Beers are able Ia cross the
river almost anyU here. The EritIsh
hay" great nert of more mounted
troops. otherwise thu capture 6i De
Wet Is hopeless.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
o,ii al lnorc I'm 4No0 aprlicants ..

out of more than 4o.osf applicants q
Federal navy recruiting stations dur
ing the latest governmental y'-.4r only
A.I--3 uere accepted. ami of these 4
noteworthy percentage we're re-enlist-
tl1rr.ts. Nan-o'-war's men nowadays
must possess peculiar qualifications
and knowledae. ami in order 70 ac-
quirc 1hes. qualifications there must
H. schooling i'll actual service
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

AL pjyrlnu,ll-Plrmouth- S, Salom- I,
AT wt-ekr;-Lawrcncc. = l""
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

'Tndin on tn' l3in 81 November, ana tnit
i've of her crew WcT" lost.
Washington. Nov. 9s.-The YDsenit tc
was frs commissioned. April -. 1893
she had been station snip Al III. isis nd
~ Guam since the days of the Spanish
var. She Is 4 is-knot converted cruiser.
Of Gl7+ tons displacement. ana is provided
with main battery of 10 5-irrh rapid-firc
gu:s and Secondary battery Of six g.
pounderS ana two Coli ri rs. Her meas
urcrnents ~ feet in length by ~ feet
txtr.rn. breadth. Sh, has Il mean draft
OF - feet inch.
Jist before the outbreak of the Spa nisii-
American war the vessel was purchased
bE tn" navy department. fitted as An aux
Hilary rIiS.r and rendered effective ser
vie. rs ole o! the patrol fleet being
manned in part BY the Michigan rara;
Tlilitia. 1t is said that her anchorage. AZ
Guam WIS off IN" hs rbor 81 San Luis
Dipra, and that owing N her dra q she
was Obliged to lie six miles oil shore. The
harbor is a particularly dangerous one.
owing 70 the existence III 2 ROCKY shDai in
III. middle and particularly crooked
channel
According To the naval register. the
Yosemite was manned by 1a officers and
~. men. but in her capacity ~ station
ship not al of these were required and
undoubtedly part Of them wee ashnr
engaged in duties at th" naval sta dion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
\ RAGING BLIZZARD.

81 Johns. y. F., Nov. 2S.-A fierce
blizzard is sweeping the country, today.
snow drifts block an the trains ana the
storm keeps all shipping in the har-
bors- Il is feared that considerable in
jury viii be done among the vessels Of
The fishing fleet. y number Of steam
cis roW due to arrive from various
points may meet with accidents while
sailing craft are in danger OF being
driven ashore.
st. Johns harbor is filed with fish,
ing vessels. which made this port for
shcltc:. 1t viii br q wild night ard 2
long record of disasters is possible. to
morrow Reports from Move Scotia
indicate that the gale has not vet
reached its climax.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

Paris. NoT- 3.-Tht general council Or
the seine TO-DAY. unanimously adopted "a
Continued On page 80
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

Nc,r York. Nov. 2&.--cablc adviccs
say that the Vienna Tagb.att publishes
4 dispatch from constantinoplc To IN"
effect that the Turkish ministers have
hald 4 conference 10 determine whether
or not the acndine Of the Unitd states
battlc-nip kntucKy 10 smyrna should
be regarded as an act Of hostility.
According 10 the Taghlatt's dispatch.
the home ministers urge the reveranca
Of diplomatic relations with the United
States, and even went 50 far AS 70
threaten war unless til Kentucky
should be withdrawn from Turkish
waters. The ministers express the be-
Lief that tine European powers would
not permit the United States 10 attack
Turkey aud that country, therefore,
would bc safe III taking a defiant atti-
tutt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

Take Laxative BTono Qg.n;ae TarIets.
All druggists refund the money II Il faiia
10 cyre- z VI. Groves signature s. -
zach bcX. H eR0~001
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

Washington. Nov. 2s.-Secre:ary
Long said. today, that no change is
contemplated in the command Of the
Asiatic station and that the detail o.
Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers 70
duty on that station was merely for the
purpose of giving Rear admiral Remey.
the comma nd;.nt Of the sta ton, much
needed assistance. Owing 10 Nh. largs.
size of the Asiatic squadron and the
important duties dcvolying upon 1t at
present III consequence OF the troubles
in China and the Philippines IL haH
been thought expedience TO divide the
responsibilities Of the navy in fhat
quarter among three adnirals insteah
uf two. rs 1T present. Rear Admiral
lteincy as the senior officer VIII con-
Jinue in supreme command.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29
SEN iTOE DAVIS FUNERAL.

Washington. Nov. 22.-Owing to the
near approach Of the convcning CON
Sress. many prominent senators and
representatives. cannot attend the fu-
neral Of senator Davis. The members
ot the ways and means committee viii
In"ct on Saturday, probably u act on
the war revenue reduction measure.
50 they cannot attend MIR. TaWuey
of Minnesota. though one ci the ccTn-
mittee To attend the funeral. may be
unable 10 80 70 st. Paul. as n. is a
member Of the conmitt"" forming the
war revenue act amendments. There is
cr." vacancy ana Gen. GroSyenor Is alb
sent. so upon party lines thr committee
would b,- = tie il Mr. TaWncy should
bc away unless Z pair could b.. arrang-
I'd with one Of the minority.
The seat formerly occupied by Sena-
tor Davis will be taken by Senator
Hanna hereafter. he having applied for
il some time ago. when Senator Davis
sought a scat not vet vacant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

Paris. .Sov. 28--A dispatch from Pc
gin to tn. Havas agency says the min
listers df the following powers declare
they are authorized To sign the Joint
agreement to be presented to China:
Germany, the United states. Great
Britain, Austria Hungary, Belgium and
italy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-11-29

Berlin NOV. 2s.-An inspired article
In the Post says:
Tie POSSIBLE. If improbable modih-
cation Of the punishment Of the guilty
officials in China would not in the
LEAST he dictated by considerations OF
humanity, but rather by consideration
of political expedicncy. Germany never
insisted on the punishment or death
of certain persons. She desired. first.
Of al. that the powers should demand
the punishment ot the guilty. being
guided BY The wish that Ill the eight
powers art in concert
The Militiaer Wochenblatt. discussing
the charge Of cruelty on The part o; ,te
Germans in China. admits that '-nntc.'
certain circumstances prisoners may b'.
dangerous. and no prisoners must theii
be taken. The German army" the pa
per adds should not b. accused of
cruelty without considering the facts
iii the light of the conditions"