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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
ANOTHER nIrcm Ar rEKIN.
CoaEcr and satow In no Hurry 10
sign Joint Note.


sign Joint Note.
Pekin. Dec. 2i-Once more there Is
pronounced hitch in the proceedings. The
preliminary joint note has not yet oeeh
tlsned Mr. Conger. the United states
minister. says he does not believe that
there are suflclent reasons why u should
not be signed in the near future and SIR
Ernest satow. the British minister. takes
the same View Dr. Mumm Won
schwartzensteln. speaking for Germany
believes that the existing agreement VIII
be signed sooner or later The other min
isters also say that they consider the
probabilities in favor Of signing
Chinese sources Of Information hoN
ever. say there Is reliable authority TOT
the statement that there Is very httle
,1s.a. ~ the note being signed for some
time As a matter OF fact. the heii.o'l
u the stan Of II Hung Chang beheEe
that the note will eventually have 70 oe
drawn up either tn Europe or Athe. '.e'
probably the latter. because thes 'la'h
that che washington government hLs
had most to do with the eNistihk n'"1-.'
cations Of the various forms OF haIs"-
ness. .- -.
The United states are looked upon oy
,ba chinese ~ thS only Power really De
string TO retain the integrity OF the Oui-
nose Empire. The other Powers are -
parded as desirous OF breaking X up'
with the possible exception OF kuss'a.
who. the Chinese think, merely iaVots
a poatponement IN order eventuaNy ="
secure a larger share. a.
Grave fears are felt regarding th1
heahh Of II Hung Chang. OWING 10 a
severe cold that he caught on the Gay
Ia ,,tsftrA rsrn Chameo ft ia said thht
he ts hotter to-day. hut there IS fear
of pisurlsv. which. at his advanced age
might be fatal. ~
Il Is generally believed that the Chl-
nese get their Information as to what y
done at the meetings of tho envoys
through some ono connected with the hus-
sian legation.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
TO SIGN JOINT NOTE
MINISTER CONGER INSTRUCTED TO
SIGN AGREEMENT.
WILL END HITCH AT PEKIN.
GOVERNMENT AGREES TO STEP
WITH RELUCTANCE.

,..rsement Does Not Entirely Rep
resent our views, But Believed
WIN End state OF AHairs Rt PeLin.
penalties Imposed Upon china
Very Severe-Li Hung chang Sc
rtansIy I1I-Agreement May BE
Made public Tomorrow.
washington. Dec 2l.-The state Depart
rent today instructed MIR Conger az
psEin to sign the agreement which. ac-
,a-alng TO Pekin advices. already has been
s.sred by all OF the other ministers at
tne Chinese capital
rals Instruction IS sent with some re-
instance. because the agreement rs Il now
stands does not completely represent the
view OF the United states government
liu, IL is believed to be the most favor
paie compromise that could be reached.
unless the negotiations are TO be drawn
OF 10 a dangerous length. FOR all reports
Indicate a growing spirit OF unrest in
China. owing TO the absence Of any form
OF native government In chi IA. and the
adjacent provinces
So tho United states accepts the 'ir-
rcyocable" condition imposed upon the
Chinese government. though. after all. this
expression Is rather a matetr Of form than
of substance. for diplomacy knows no
such thing as an 'irroyocable" agree
rnent.
As 10 the British condition that the oc-
cipation Of Pekin and Chi II is 20 con
tinue until China has given satisfactory
prs.,fs OF her intention to comply with
shs condition laid down ia the agreement.
q is said that this will not affect the
status OF the United states. Mr.. Conger
has by direction OF bis government. nou-
asd the other ministers that the purpose
of occupation. that nothing more than a
legation guard is 20 be maintained by us.
ara tho Powers have accepted his coudi-
ti1n n therefore Is expected here that
ths agreement wili b. signed before the
end OF the curreut week.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
TERMS or TuE POWERS.
Dr. Morrison Claims to Give sHpuIa-
tions Of Joint Note

London. Doc I-nr Morrison. in a
long dispatch 10 ,he Times from Pekiu.
dated Dee. - gives extracts from the
Joint note. Af'er "a long preamble re-
counting and coudomninr the ouirarcs.
De- proceeds 90 quote the demands. which
are virtually Identical with the ten set
forth IN the dispatch to che Associated
Press from Tien Tsin. dated Dec. u. but
not az in the case Of that dispatch set
ting forth the amount OF the indemnity.
According a. Dr. Morrisous information
tho clause referring TO indemnity reads
as follows.
"Equhabie Indemnity Is 20 be paid TO
states. eocieucs ana individuals. and also
G" Chinese who have suffered injury on
account OF their employment by foreign
ers. Cnina Will adopt nuaucial measures
acceptable Go the Powers 90 guarantee the
payment Of indemnity and tho service
loans
According 70 the Times correspondent
the note contains the following stipula-
uons. in addition 20 those cabled 10 the
Associated Press from TTen Tsn.
kenauuon 10 Japan for the murder
OF sugiyama
ENpiatory monuments erected in all
ioreign cemeteries where tomhs have
been desc rated.
Ihe posting ~ proclamation through
out the empire for two years euumerating
the purlshmeuts inflicted upon the guilty
officials ana threatening death 10 any one
joining an anti-foreien society.
IAN Imperial edict 20 bc issued holding
uceroys and governors responsible for
hnii-foreign outbreaks or violations OF
treaties
China 10 undertake negotiations for
revision of the commercial treaties"
Dr Morr 1n goes on 20 say that I'm
the discussion Of thc translation OF the
word comply Boo tine British propos al
not 20 remove the troops until the oe-
mands should be satisfied. one Minister
suggested accep'er" Tho German minis
ter wanted "renplir." Finally II was
agreed TO use the expression "seconfor-
mera
The dispatch concludes with an express
sion of regret A. "tho delay caused by
Mr. Congers not signing especially In
Wow of III Hung Chang health ana ad-
vnuced age. which cause much nnXiet g. "
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
ALnHICH APPOINTED RECEIVER.
American national hank of Baiti-
more in Had WRy.

American National hank of Baiti-
more Ia Rad WAY.
Washington. Dee. q 1.-The controller Of
the currency tonight appointed Mr.. J..
Frank Aldrich temporary receiver Of the
American National Bank Of baltimore.
This bank. u is stated. has suffered
large shrinkage IN deposits. and has
sustained some heavy loeHcs which have
snvoiVed its capital ana aurpluH. and re-
aucsd greatly ita resources The coud.-
ti0u OF its assets o. such that the lo~s
20 dcpostors probably VIII be small. A.
meeting of the clearing house Of Baiii-
more this Afternoon. 81 was decided that
.n view of the condition of tho hank. uo
further credit could hc extended - g.
ana the controller being satisfied OF a
condition OF insolvency "a receiver WIS
appointed
The las, statement Of the bank. made
20 the controller Oct %. shows it condi-
tlon as follows. Resources: Loans and
discounts. t6gT s25il overdrafts. si2.743 81
United States bonds and premium. ti06.
On. real estate &s7 T555l. due from banks.
gI5.fgs %. other items. SGs5s7.67. total. 81
0i6. .s501B
Liabilities. Capital stock. surplus ana
undivided prohts. S2s9. f2s7i. circulating
notes $4,000. due to banks, g23s 7ii7s. de-
posits. ETC. slss 900 s5. total 81 0i6. .150g6.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22

cent ManeuVer-BriuSh Are send
Ing out Rctnforccments.
Bloemfoutein. Thursday, Dec. 9o.-The
details OF Gen DeweJs escape from the
cncircHng British columns show that It
was one Of the boldost incidents OF the
war. when Haasbroek command Join
od DeWet Dee. p some fifteen miles east
Of Thaba NChue. Gen. Knox was only
about an hour distant and the Roer situa-
tion ap;.ssrsd desperate. Bn, pcwet was
equal 10 the occasion. Dispatching Haas
brock westward To make u feint az Vic
toria Mex. Dewet prepared 20 break
through ths British columns at Spring
Haua Nel pasabout four miles Of broad.
fiat unbroken ground.
Al the entrance we're two fortified posts.
while artillery was posted on a hill cast
ward watching the Beers. Suddenly
magnificent spectacle wss presented. The
whole Boer army OF 800 men started at
galhop 10 open order through the mex.
President Steyn and Peit Fourie led the
charge and pewet brought up the rear.
The British guns and rifles boomed ana
rattled necessarily. The Beers nrst tried
the eastward route, but. eucouuterlng ar
tillery. they diverged ana sahopcd 60 the
front of the hill 20 the westward. whore
the fire Of only a siuge post was effective
The whole maneuver was a piece or
magnificent daring and IT'S success was
complete. IN spite OF the loss of q l5-pound
gun and twenty-five prisoners.
Tho British force detached after Haas
brock came in contact with his commando
az uiFhtfal. The burghers were scattered
and Welsh Yeomanry galloped among the
retreating Beers. using their revolvers
and the butt ends OF their rifles with
great effect.
An incident Of tho tight was tho gallop
Of "a British ammunition wagon right
through the scattered Beers the guunceH
using their rovoIvcrs freely.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
BAD TIMES ~ MISSISSIPPI.
Many Negroes numored to Have
Bsen KILLED for Triple Murder.

Providence. Ia. Dee. q Various rum
ors have prevailed lately 40 and down the
river. relative 10 the lynching Of the ne
groes ehat took place az Arcadia. Miss.
on the 18th inst. for the killing Of q trad
ing boatman Dy the name Of Thompson.
nis wife and child
As many as seventeen negroes were
said "a have been brutally slaughtered by
the mob. A. there is neither telegraph
nor telephone stations 81 Arcadia. Il was
Impossible 90 ascertain. To-day however.
a citizen from Arcadia said
Three negroes have been captured. but
only two have been iynchcd: after they
had confessed 10 the killing Of Thompson.
his wife and child"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
oArp COLONY IN REVOLT.
Roer. Successful In RaIiyfnE Back
Country Dutch.

London. Dec. s2-"we understand that
private reliable advices have been receiv-
ID IN London" says che Daily Mail. ITO
the effect that virtually al the districts
OF Cape Colony In the vicinity Of tire
Grange river are in more or less open re-
volt and that there Is likely 10 be sharp
aehsing, on rather large scale. before
the Invasion s. crushed. The tactics OF the
Roers IN rallying es many as possible Of
the Dutch IN the back country 10 their
cause are proving successful
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
GET INCREASED PAY.
Imperial Yeomanrymen 90 Receive
Five shIIIinEs "a Day.

London. Dec. 2.-The Secretary Of state
FOR War Mr. William ST. John Brodrick.
announces that in view Of che prolouga-
ton Of the war In South Africa. members
OF the Imperial Yeomanry viii be paid s
shinings instead OF shilling and 2 pence
per day. Mnitiamen are promised prior
ity OF return over regulars.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
BRITISH ARE REINFORCING.
Colonial Police 90 Be Increased and
Cavalry Ordered Out.

London. Dec 22-Thc war office made
the following announcement last evening.
In view OF the general position in
South Africa. the following reinforce
ments Of mounted troops have been ar
ranged. Eight hundred will start next
week Two cavalry regiments have been
ordered 10 leave as soon as the transports
are ready.
"The colonial police Will b. Increased 70
i0o00 Detachments will leave as fast a.
they are formed. Further drafts OF cav
airy will De dispatched at once. Australia
and New Zealand have becn invited 70
send further conpnEents.
Three thousand extra horse, beyond
the usual monthly supply. have been con-
tractcd for"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
Mrs. FRyE's SUDDEN DEATH.
wife of President of senate Dies Of
Ieart Failure.

Washington. Dec. 2i.-Mrs. William r.
Frye. wife Of the President pro tempore
OF the Senate. died very suddenly at the
Hamilton Hosel this morning. Mrs frye
suffered an acute attack of Indigestion
last Tuesday and had since been very ~.
When she arose this morning she seemed
much improved. but the end came soon
after breakfast. heart failure causing the
deaIh. The body was taken 20 the fam
l.y home IL Maine this afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
TELEPHONE COMPANY WINS.
western Unfon Loses Its suit for
st2. 600. 900 Rentals and Royalties.

Boston. Dec. 2i.-Justice Colt. In the
United states Circuit Court to-day. deeid-
"a in favor Of the American Bell fele-
phone Company in the royalty suit
brought by the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
The case IL know as tho stock ticker
case. in which the Western Union sought
10 recover n2o0.co0 rentals or royalties
under contract between them and che
National Bell Telephone Company. tho de-
fendsnrs predecessor. made on Nov. 10.
igTa
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
WI CHANG OPENED.
Terminus Of Canton Hallway Open
ed 20 Trade.

London. Doc 22-The Daily News pub
fishes the following from its Shanghai
cores spondcnt dated yesterday:
Chang Chlh Tuug announces the re-
ceipt of an odict authorizing the opening
Of wa Chang. opposite Hankow. 70 for
cign TRADE. Wa Chang Is ihe center OF an
important trade and the site OF the ter
minus OF the Canton Railway.
Chinese papers assert that the anti
dynasty rebellion IN the province of Kan
su is becoming serious and Is likely 20
compel the court 10 depart"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
GALE DID GnEAT DAMAGE.
An Unusually severe storm In the
North of Great britain.

London. Dec. 22-The gale has done
great damage generally in the north Of
England and Scotland. a Glasgow CORE.
spoudent says:
"Not since the storm which destroyed
the Thy bridge has such gale ragged IN
scotland High walls have been wrecked
in Glasgow Al Conlbridgc. ten miles
east of Glasgow. several people have been
killed. while as numerous other places
roofs and chimneys have been destroyed
ana persons injured Some Of the build
lngs Of the University OF Aberdeen have
been seriously damaged and everywhere
telegraph wires. telephones aud railway
lines are interrupted"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
CLEVELAND on SUBSIDIES.
Refers to Something He said ON
free ships Once Before.

Philadelphia. Dec. e1-The North Amer
lean quotes ox-President Grover Cleve-
land as saying in an interview;
In regard to this proposed ship sud
sidy I would refer you 10 my speech at
the launching of the 81. Louis. then
said something in favor Of free ships. l
have not changed my opinions.
with our much-vaunted accession 10 a
rosltlon among the world powers. hope
to sec not so much. instead Of more. OF
that sort of coddling which less promi-
lnent place in tho family OF nations was
Claimed by some Of our people 90 excuse. 9"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
HAVE LOCATED THE HOUSE.
In which Edward Cudahy. Jr., Was
Held "a Prisoner.

omaha. Neb.. Dec. 2l.-The result of
tweniy-four hours work on the part Of
the police OF the city and half a hundred
detectives has established the location OF
the house in which Edward cudahy Jr..
was held a prisoner for nearly two days.
The house Is located four miles from the
city and in place of easy access. but 30
situated a. 10 allow the desperadoes am
ple opportunity 20 lay and carry out their
plans without molestaslon from inquiring
ncighbors.
Pat Grove, well-kn0wn 20 the authori-
ties here. - suspected a. one OF those con-
poeted with the kidnapping and Chicago
police officials say he left there for Omaha
about swo weeks ago. and that several
other well known characters in his set
are known hy the Chicago police 70 have
gone 10 Omaha.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
MAJ. cUIGNEr PUNISHED.
Given sixty Days Confinement for
ntsobcytRg Orders.

paris. Dec. q The minister of war.
Gen. Andre has inflicted on Mai. cnlgnet
sixty days confinement in the fort. This
n disciplinary punishment for disobeying
Gen. Andres orders In connection with
a,selosing 10 a deputy. ~ Lasies. COO
eaentiai document. ard IN writing direct
ly 70 the Premier 10 accuse the minister
~ foreign affairs. NJ. Delcasse OF falEe-
hood thereby trausgreaaing the regula-
tons.
The Chamber OF Deputies today, oy a
vote Of soe 20 is2. decided 70 postpone ~.
rasles' motion 20 interpeIiate the gov
eminent on the Maj. Culgnet incbdent un-
al an the other orders of me day arc
disposed %. thus shelving the National
ist attack definitely.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
THE MOTION DEFEATED.
Hessian Bunde~rath VIII Not Pro-
pose Arbitration.

Darmstadt. Dec. 2l.-By the presidents
casting Of his vote, the second chamber
to-day defeated a motion to instruct che
Hossian representatives, IN the Bundes-
rath 10 propose the assembling Of the for
eien affairs committee with the object Of
Initiating a proposal for arbitration be-
tween Great Britain and the TransvaaL
Twenty-Five votes were cast each way.
All the anti-scmites and Social Demo
Gratis favored the motion. The represen-
tatives of the government lcft the House
before the debate on the motion.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22

rewes. Del. Dec. n.-An unknown
,hree-mastsd schooner - riding at anchor
IN a bad position near Hens and Chickens
sAoai of Cape Henopen. A severe north
east suowstorm hes been sweeping the
coast. the wind bsowing uhrty-Gys miles
an hour
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
ANXIOUS TO LEAVE SIAN FU.
Accommodations Poor and Environ
mcnt There Unfavornbie.

accom- mmodnttonN foor mn"
mcnt There Unfavornbie.
London. Dec 22-"The delay IN signing
the preliminary joint note" says the Pc
kin correspondent OF the Morning POST
wiring yesterday. ''is due 70 an objection
from Washington. MIR. conger. however
has teiegraphed his government urging
a speedy settlement on the ground that
the foreign military control Is worse than
Chinese management.
"Prlnce Ching says the Emperor hwens
Hsu and the Empress Dowaser are poth
anxious 60 leave Sian Flu, as the accom-
mediation there Is poor and their environ.
meng unfavorabie He points out ina {
the private and government properly
seized In Pekin Is quite eduiNaieht y
value 10 the Indemnity demanded by the
Powers. Sir Robert Hart saw frinoe
CHING yesterday and advised him aeainst
eallying with the Powers In regard 70 ths
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
The Note "a he Presented Imnedi-
ateiy.

London. Dec. "A representative OF
the Associated Press was informed az the
foreign Office here to-day that the joint
note of tho Powers. which has been sign
81 by an the ministers AZ Pelin, viii be
presented to Prince CHING and II Hung
Chang Immediately. The text will be
published so soon as q Is delivered.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
GERMANS DEFEAT noxEns.
Won WaIdersee Reports Upon Action
OF GuendeIl's Column.

Berlin Dec IA dispatch from Field
Marshal Won waldcrsee. dated Pekin.
Dec %;
"Guenaells column. marching from
shan Hat Kuan. successfully encountered
a force of Boxers Dec a. AZ Yung Ling
near the eastern imperial tOmbs. Fifteen
Boxers were killed.
zone thousand Chinese regulars, under
Fang Do Ling. have been driven out of
La Tai. They fed 10 the mountains.
norihwesterly. on Guendelrs approach
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
BRABANT TO THE FRONT.
French said ia Have Routed $500
Bocrs at TborndaIe.

Cape Town. Dec. 2i.-Gen. Brabant,
commander OF the newly raised colonial
division. has been ordered 20 the front
and will start tomorrow.
At Thorndale. Gen French has routed
1850 Beers with four guns and pompon.
Thorndale g. sixteen miles northwest Of
Krugersdorp. The fight took place Dec.
10 The British had fourteen wounded.
and the Beers He'd In disorder. with about
afty killed.
The B0es who invaded Cape Colony had,
IN most cases. pack horses IN addition %
those they rode. All were In the pink OF
condition. They commandccred al posi-
bic clothing and stores at Vcnteratad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
The Schooner skinner stranded.

Lewes Del. Dec. 2i.--Echooner n. n.
skinner. Capt. +. Wheatly. with lumber
from Wilmington. ~ c.. stranded early
this morning on Cape Henicpen The
the schooner's crew OF nine In tho
breeches buoy during a severe haiiatorsn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22

ed by the DeAaar troops. 50 has di-ap-
nearcd into she Ccaderbcrg mountains.
IAN enormous concentration of troops is
being made upon thc vclii country occu-
pied hy the invaders. blt % D. not likely
that The Hoers viii offer battle in iarso
numbers. There ls renewed demand for
the wholesale proclamation OF martial
law.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22

CAPE Town ncc q Martial law will boz
proclaims.l $40 Worcester. Wellington and
Sio,cuhosch.
Heavy rains are general. and sevcrpl
railway washouts delay the movements
of trOupe
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22

New York Dec. G.--Reoorder Coz TO-
day sentenced Henry Zeimer one OF the
heads 90 a fraudulent divorce bureau. TO
ten years IN state prison and James Hol-
den, alias Frank Wilson. a professional
correspondent, 10 three years In state
grison
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22

London. Oec "a dispatch from De
Aar. Capc Colony. says that the ycoulanry
have driven the Hosrs QUE Of Houtkra.h.
the enemy retiring westward.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
Cruiser Albany Aground. nut Float
ed on.

washington, Dec. I.-The Navy De-
partment received a cahlegram from Ad-
rniral Remey this morning. saying thar
the cruiser Albany went aground "a Subig
hay. but has been noated on Tho cx-
cent OF the damage 10 the shiD Is not
stated,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
THE MOUNT OSWALD.
Ashore south OF Miami and Cargo
being Discharged.

Miami Fla. Dec. 2i.-The large English
steamer reported ashore last night on FL
how Reef. thirty-nve miles south Of MI
an, ss said 10 be the Mount Oswald. II
n rosl.laden, and IL being discharged by
.,.r.~kers. The steamer probably will be
ssved. A number OF small wrecks are re-
,orted along tha coast to-day
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22

johannesburg. Dec. 2l-The BocrS at
lacked Zunfouldn Dec. IS. but were beaten
on
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
THE BoER INVADERS.
An Enormous Concentration OF
Troops 90 Meet Them.

LONDON, Dec. 2 Prom its Cape Town
correspondent the Daily Mail has received
the following:
The second invading force was design-
Aa 20 occupy Brltstowni but, being oneck-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
IMPORTANT. Ia TRUE.
Emperor aud Empress DOwagcr
said TO Have Lett for Pelgin.

Berlin. Dec. 2i.-A dispatch from Tien
Tsiu 60 the Frankfurter Zeltung. dated
to-day. says:
prince Ching asserts that Emperor
Kwaug Su unaccompauied by the En-
press DoWager. left Sian Fu Dec. 49,
bound for Pekin."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
THE E28-FOOT PROJECT
SAVANNAH GETS FULL AMOUNT
ASKED TON.
$4,000 FOR MAINTENANCE.
S5o0,00o AVAILABLE AUTHORIZED
CoNTnACT - 100000.

Chairman Bnrton Give. out a state
n,cnt of the nIl-It Carries $780,
OO0.OoO Appropriations senate
Ntu Probably Increase Thts-niii
Would Have Hecn Reported N~~-
terdnS Hut Tor Death of neprcscn-
tRtive Wise.
Washington. Dee q The river ana
harbor bill was completed tonight aud
Chairman Burton gave statement show
INK tho amounts appropriated Tho total
is approximately S0coco. Of which about
So omoo IS IA direct appropriations. and
about sS5.moco in che authorization az
contracts for continuous work Compared
with former river arid harbor bills tho
present ore Is the second largest on rec
ord. ana after tho senate has added
amendments 70 is expected 10 be well up
to. u not she-,d. OF al previous records
The bill OF 1880 carried slss5sls5. ana chat
OF 1897. which was the largest on record.
carried 81 EJ.s54
The appropriations and contracts over
81 90 include tho folowing.
CON
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-22
De VETS ESCAPE
ONE OF BOLDEsT INCIDENTS OF
THE WAR.
THE BRAVE AND Willy BoER.
MADE SUCCESSFUL DASH ron LII
uERTN.

Led His Forces Boldly Across an
Open Field in the Face OF the
Enemy-Britsh Thought They HAD
Him Hemmed in-was MagniR-
cent MsneuVer-nrtuSh Are send
lnp Ouf HrKnfurr.ussufs