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COUNTY MAY Be
CARVED AGAIN THIS FALL

New England, N. D, July 21.-L E.
DeSart was in Medora and presented
a petition with about 400 signatures
TO the county commissioners asking
that the matter Of dividing Billings
county be, placed on the ballot for the
coming general election. the new coun-
ty to be known as Slope county. The
petition was acted upon favorably
and the proposition will be put on the
ballot and settled by the voters in No
vember.
The Slope county proposition car
ried four years ago by a large ma
jority than Golden Valley county but
when the case was taken into dis
trict court Judge Winchester ruled
against both Golden Valley and Slope
counties. The Golden Valley people
took the matter up to the supreme
court and won out. The same thing
could have been done by. the people in
Slope county if they had gone after
the thing and kept after it. Mr.. De-
Sart says that the blame should be
laid to people right in the Slope county
territory. If the Teople in the proposed
county want anything it Is up to them
to get busy and go out after it.
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IS CHARGED With
ASSAULTING GIRL

Mandan, N. D., July 21.-Two inter
esting cases called States Attorney
Biting to the southern part Of this
county, the one a statutory offense and
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ARE INVESTIGATING
A SHOOTING AFFAIR

Mandan, N. D. July 21.-The states
attorneys office is busy investigating a
shooting scrape alleged to have &C.
CURED near Leith.
Emmett CusicR, who has figured in
several scrapes in that vicinity, is the
complaining witness.
CusiCk and G.. A. Peterson claimed
the right to certain lands. Peterson
claims to have leased it and was graz
Ing his sheep on it. The former claim
ed to have leased it for haying pur-
poses.
A lively scrap developed with the
result that Peterson claims Cusick at
tempted to assault him and the latter
claims that Peterson took a shot at
him with a shotgun, several Of the
bullets striking him.
Another Assault Case.
c, Brant of Wheeler township in
the southern part of the county, is
under arrest awaiting a hearing set for
July "a before Justice P. H. Hauge.
Brant and S. A. Walker were min
ing coal on the reservation and. mixed
In an argument. The former is alleged
to have taken a rock and used it with
telling effect on the person of Walker,
The latter has sworn out a complaint
for Brant on the charge of. assault and
battery with a dangerous weapon and
intent to do great bodily harm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-21
Ringing Bros. Zoo
Has Many Wonders
Day Noah in the Flood and
Ark Business.

A jungle town is soon to be added to
this city.
When the long trains bearing the
woders of the Ringing Brothers circus
arrive here on July 20, they will bring
as a part Of their precious freight a
geological collection that is said to be
the largest n rarest of it's kind in
he world. 1t will include more than
1 1000 wild beasts of every kind and de-
scription, many of which are speci-
mems seldom found in captivity.
The Ringing menagerie this season
is a veritable Noah's ark and among
its inhabitants are a number of trained
animal actors, lately imported from
Europe, who are said to represent the
highest development of wild animal in
~telltgence. In addition to the marvel
Gus troupes of trained horses, ponies,
bears and dogs, are new features that
a before appeared with a cir
Gus, including a wonderful pair of box
ing k~angaroos and two troupes of edu-
Gated seals and sea lions.
The baby section" is a big feature
Of the menagerie this season, including
two baby giraffes, several lion cubs,
three tiger whelps, a baby kangaroo,
I've baby elephants and an infan,
camel. The giraffes are the youngest
of their kind in captivity and were
brought to America this spring from
Abbysinia. The baby elephants are al
ready wonderful performers n can
do almost any kind of feat from play
ing base ball to dancing the tango.
Other unusually interesting animal
specimens are a hippopotamus weigh
ing sever tons, a two-horned and an
armored rhinocerous big as horses and
a big lair full of South African .vlak
vaarks. In addition there are gnus
yaks, nylghaus. ibexes, zebues, kanga-
roos, tapirs, llamas, anteaters, porcu-
pines, peccaries, wart hogs, emues,
ostriches, seals, sea lions, great herds
of camels and dromedaries, water buff
falo, hyenas, Philippine cattle, sacred
oxen, a summer hotel full of monkeys
and every variety of the deer, bear and
cat tribes.
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erected on his farm in Dunbar town
ship.
George P. copeland, a graduate Of
the state university at Grand Forks
and democratic candidate for county
attorney, will locate at Forman to
practice. his profession. ~. -,
Forman defeated Cogswell at base
ball on the latters' grounds, 3 to 2.
Cor. F.
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Forman News.

Forman, N. D.. July Ito The Fo-
rum: The field meet and baseball
games at Havana Tuesday and We'd
nesday were a success and about 1900
people were in attendance. The ALL
Nations defeated Havana s to 4 and 5
to 8. The electric game on Wednes-
day night was abandoned on account
OF rain. ~
Ex-Treas. G. Fl. Cooper and family
ty seat.
W S. Eurly returned to Fornan
Tuesday, after an absence Of ten days
in Minnesota and North Dakota points,
where he has been looking over vari-
GUS newspaper plants with a view Of
purchasing.
A hail storm visited the White Stone
hill country Monday night. doing con
siderable damage to growing crops
Alice Allen is assisting in the work
In the register of deeds office this
month, during the absence of Deputy
Millard Dada and wife, who are enjoy
ing an extended outing at Lake Clith-
erall, MINI.
The board of county commissioners
adjourned Thursday, after a two
weeks session.
The following persons have filed APP
plications with Clerk Of Court John
son for naturalization at the Septem-
Der term of court for Sargent county:
p. III. Lee, Norway, Minor; Marcus
Lac, Norway, Forrnari; Hedge Prast-
safer, Norway, Fornnan; Olaf Fylling,
Norway, Geneseo; Andres Westrum,
Norway, Geneseo; George Allen, Eng
land, Forman; e. q. Colby and r. A.
Colby, Scotland, Forrnan.
The Wallock & Dada store was burr
| glarized this week and some money
and a valuable ring composed the prin !
Fcipal loot. A local party Is suspected.
Considerable building is going on al
Forman this summer, which includes
Ia $4,000 Catholic church, a handsome
Lutheran church an automobile garage
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Stole From Box Car,

Drake, N. D., July 21.-The Italian
section boss known ~hereabouts as
Frank, was placed under arrest by
500 detective Stevenson on a charge of
having looted a box car containing
merchandise. At first he denied hav-
ing any knowledge of the thief, but
when told that they had the goods on
him and that unless he confessed and
settled the matter he would in all
probability draw a Jail sentence, he
admitted having taken the goods.
Justice Sleight before whom the trial
was held, fined him $50, besides re-
lieving him of a new $25 automatic
revolver. He also drew a fine fol-
carrying concealed weapons.
The quantity Of merchandise taken
Is not definitely known, but 1t Is al
legged that he got away with two or
three suits of clothes and several pairs
of shoes. ". "'.
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BOLD AUTOIST :.
OUTWITS CROOKS

Grand Forks, N. D., July 21.-Mike
Enright of East Grand Forks had a
narrow escape from being held UP by
robbers early Sunday morning. just
outside the city limits near Lincoln
park.
Mr.. Fnright had taken two men out
into the country in his automobile late
Saturday evening, and was just re-
turning, when two men stepped in
front of the. machine and ordered the
driver to halt. ...
Mr.. Enright states that he paid no
attention to the command, and turned
on full speed. He claims that after he
pasesd he heard a revolver shot, but
it is not sure whether it was fired di-
rectly at him. or into the air for the
purpose Of soaring him into stopping.
Chief Lowe states that he has heard
several reports of late about tran
sients hanging around the city limits,
but they are very scarce in the city.
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Big SHORTAGE
IS UNCOVERED

San Francisco, July 21.-In addition
to the 81, 096, 900 diverted from the
funds of the United railroads to the
Solano irrigated farms county by
Patrick Calhoun, former president of
the United railways Of San Francisco,
it developed before the state. railroad
commission that between 1911 and
1913, more than 100000 was with
drawn from the company's treasury.
In he belief that Thornwall Mutually,
assistant to Calhoun, this went to CAL
houn's personal account.
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the other an assault and battery case.

the other an assault and battery case.
At New Leipzig Maurice ]. Tracy. a
prominent farmer with a family llv-
ing between New Leipzig and Glen
Ullin, was tried before Justice P. j.
Rausch Monday or the charge of COM
hitting assault upon the person of Eva
Baillett, a Is year old girl whose mothF
er, Mrs. Lena H, Baillett, has a place
adjoining Tracy's. The defendant was
bound over to district court under $500
bond which was furnished.
On the Standing Rock reservation
c.. Brandt was arraigned before Jus
tice P. H. Hauge Of Wheeler civil
township for assaulting with danger
Gus weapon with intent to kill S. A.
Walters. The quarrel grew out of an
old Goa min fight away dowr on the
reservation and the assault is alleged
to have been committed about the
middle of March, when Brandt is
supposed to have beaten up Walters
with a large stone; Walters was badly
cut up and bruised. The postoffice IT
the two men is M"rristown. South Da-
FOta. The hearing was Set for July "a
and no bond was ~-Guired far the APP
pearanCe OF the 3r'ties jr court.
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SPENCER MUST
GO TO GALLONS

East st. Louis, ILL.,, July 21.-Henry
Spencer, sentenced to be hanged July
~son-Rexroat, the Chicago tango teach
err, was refused a stay Of execution by
Justices Carter, Farmer, Dunn and
vickers of the Illinois supreme court,
who were meeting here.
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a Good Investment,

w. D. Magli, a we'll known mer-
chant Of Whitemound, Wis, bought a
stock Of Chamberlain's medicine so as
to be able to supply them to his Gus
TONERS. After receiving them he was
himself taken sick and says that n
small bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
worth more to him than the cost Of
his entire stock of these medicines.
For sale by all dealers.-Advt.
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Cuttina ARRAY.

Courtenay, N. D, July 21.-The barn
dance given in the large new barn
being erected by John Stacklowski,
west of town, furnished a cutting
scene for those in attendance. which
occurred.
Arthur Anderson, n Of the partici-
pants, received four ugly cuts, one in
the back of his head, under the left
eye, in the back and in the side, the
cutting being done by William Jaba-
ski, who used a knife. Both parties
are farm l%aborers, the former being
employed on the Hans Nelson farm,
and the latter by John Spinarski.
1t is not known just how the trou-
BILE started although there was a large
crowd present. DR.. Shepard dressed
the wounds. A warrant was sworn out
for Jabaski's arrest and Marshall Dick
went out to bring his man in, but he
in the meantime had made good his
escape, for he could not be found. e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19
CABLEGRAMAS

Londres, Oct 19.-El almirantazgo
Gcu1cia que e. crucero liiero "Unda-
united" acOmpanado de los contractor
,Iederos Lance, "Lenox' Legion" J"
y loyal" dieron combate aver tarde
a cuatro contra-torpederos alemanes en-
la costa de Holanda. Todos los barcos
alemanes fueron hundidos. El crucero
Undaunted esta comandando por ell
Captain Fox que 10 fue del crucero
" Amphion' (deStfu1do por una nina
fotante ell s de 0ctubre, despues dc ha-
ber echado pique al crucero auxiliar
aleman Koenigin Louise. Ell I'm
Caunted es I'm buque de $500 tonela-
das, cuyo armamento consiste de dos
canones de Is centImetros. Los contra
torpederos que acompafiaban al $ I'm
daunted lleyaban cada uno tres cafio-
mes de 10 centimetros y dos pares de
tubos larzaforpedos de 50 centimetros.
La chalupa Ajax" de Grimsby 20
zobr0 Ell el mar del norte por contacto
con una nina fotante alemana, pere-
ciendo nueve hombres de su tripulaci6n.
I'll corresponsal de la Agencia Reuter-
en- Amsterdam anuncia que Sc ha esta-
blecido el servicio de pasajeros entire
Rotterdam Y Amberes, Y ha comenzado
la repatriation de refugiados belgas. Ell
primer vapor sali6 hoy de Rotterdam,
llevando solamente IS pasajeros, EN- su
mayor parte de sexo femenino. Los de-
mas partiran mahana.
Seg1n una communication Official de
Berlin no ha ocurrido NADIA nuevo en- el
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Teatro Municipal

Esta noche, con un programa muy
ameno, Sc celebrara en- ell Municipal" "
ell beneficio de los aplaudidos bufos Gu
banos Espigul y Colombo.
Martes y microbes, la companfa ira
baja en- Bayam6n y ell jueves, Sc despi-
de de San Juan, con ell estreno de la
Baracuta parodia de La Mascota =.
La function va benefcio de Raul del
Monte, que tiene en- San Juan muchas
simpatias, y esa es la OCCASION de que ell
p1blico Sc las demuestre.
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Information amanada

Justicia (?l, el periodico de Pantin,
viene publicando muy orondo en- su
n1mero de aver dos cosas que han la
mado nuestra atencion: un reclamo
concebido EN- estoS terminus: CUATRO
SIGLOS DE IGNORANCIA Y SERVI-
DUMBRE EN- PUERTO RICO, y una
carta del gobcrnador Wager a la poll
cia, carta Ia que ha puesto la Justlcle-
ra redacci6n del novel semanario estos
dos imparcialisimos titulos: Carta del
gobernador al Jefe de la Policia.
Rectifca ell ukase de Judice
Veamos la carta del gobernador, esa
carta que los explotadores del obreris-
mo quieren presentar manera de una
satisfaction prestada sus exajeradas
demandas.
Leamos la carta que, al decil de Ia
justiciera redacci6n del novel semana-
rio Rectifca ell ukase de Judice:
"Respecto Il los meetings y manifes-
taciones p1blcas, la policia dehe STEM
pre- proceder en- cooperation tan com
pleta como fuere possible con los funcio-
narios municipales, no tratando de re-
primir la libre expression de la palabra,
nj de restringir la ibertad personal, ex-
cepto en- 10 cue fuere realmente nece-
sario para evitar desordenes a la per
turbaci6n de la paz publica. La hber-
tad de la discussion y de la critica por
parte de los oradores politicos y la Ii
bertad personal de propaganda son
necesaris a una vida politica sana, no
debe obstaculizarse estas manifestacio-
nes menos que produzcan des6rdenes
tiendan directamente la violencia
perturbaci(n de la paz
Pero siemprc que fuere necesario a la
policia interYenir, su acci6n debe ser
pronta, firme Y decisiva, al mismo
tempo absolutamente impartial, ha-
ciendo cumplir la ley con justicia a
todos por ig1al, sin tenor nj favor; y
siguiendo esta linea de conducta, la po-
icia tendra el apoyo decidido de toda
la administration +"
(Firmado) Arthur wager,
Gobernador
FL Jefe de la Policia espera que to-
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Semillas dc cafe

FL Superintendent de la Escuela de
Agriculture nos escribe dici6ndonos:
Sr. Director: lie agradeceremos Sc
sirya informar en- su peri6dico que en- la
actualidad tenemos para la distribution
gratuita semilla de cafe extranjero de
la mejor calidad y mas alta production,
Cualquier agricultor que interese semi
la de este cafe, puede conseguirla di-
rigiendose q la Estacion Experimental
Agricola, Mayagiiez, indicando Ell nd-
nero de arboles que desee levantar.
Atentamente,
d. w. MAY,
Superintendent.
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teatro de la guerra Ell Francia En- Ia
provincla de Suwalki-aiiade la comm
nicaci6n-lOS rusos estuvieron aver
inactivos. Cierto numero de prisioneros
han Sldo hechos cerca de Schirwindt v
Sc han tornado algunos cafiones. Con-
tln1an los cOmbates al sur cerca de
VarSovia.
Paris 19.-Un gran numero de bonn
beIos de Paris Sc encuentran en- la re
gi6n de Roye dando sepultura los
muertos alemanes, que han quedado
abandonados en- el campo desde hace
tres semanas. Los bomberos han lleva-
DO consigo grandes cantidades de desin-
fectantes, fin de evitar Intermediates
n la tarea de enterrar tantos cadaveres
putrefactos. Sc dice que hay en- el cam
po entire 5000 muertos.
Los reclutas de la clase de 1915 que
esta en- Was de organization, han. sido
invltados tomar La vacuna anti -tifoi-
dea gratuitamente, antes de incorpo-
rarse al ejercito Esta vacuna es obli-
gatoria en- ell ejercito desde ell mes de
Mayo pr6ximo pasado.
Chalons-sur-M Marine 19-Un campesi-
no aleman Y su esposa han sido hallados
culpables por conse.o de guerra de ha-
Der dado jalbergue a un enemigo Y han
sido copdenados a muerte. Ell campe-
sino fue ejecutado hoy A su esposa 1e
han concedido ell benefcio de una pro
rroga su pena sera probablemente
conmutada
PSrfs 19.-Un monoplano aleman tipo
Tauae Sc dirigfa aver sobre Paris Y al
ser Visto alguna distancia, dos rapidos
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N1mero 247
Don Carlos de Ereno

Aver tarde Sc llev6 efecto el acto
del sepelio del senior don Carlos de Ere
no, fallecido Ell la madrugada de aver,
de una angina de pecho.
La noticia del fallecimiento del sefior
Ereno que gozaba Ell San Juan de ge-
nerales simpatlas, produjo al circular
aver manana, general tristeza Era el
tinado un caballero correctfsimo, que ha-
| bia gozado de una brillante posicion
economical en- Puerto Rico y desempefia-
do lmportantes cargos, como el de al
calde de Morovis, durante la anterior
soberania.
lnmerecidos reveses de fortuna obli-
garon al senior Ereno a aceptar un car
go de relativa modestia, pero de gran
confianza en- ell "Casino Espanol, y en-
el desempeno de ese cargo le ha sorpren-
dido la muerte.
AL acto del sepelio que tuvo lugar
aver, asisti6 una nutrida representation
de todas las clases sociales.
En- representation del Consulado de
Espana, por ausencia del Consul don
Benito Zalduondo, asisti6 el Licenciado
don Wenceslao Bosch, que formaba en-
la presidencia del duelo en- que iban
con ell hijo polltico del fnado, don Jai-
me Iubiaurre, nuestros estimados ami
COS don Abelardo de la Haba, Presiden-
te de la Casa de Espana; don Vicente
Balbas; ell Secretario de Puerto Rico
Honorable Martin Travieso Y don Pc
dro Arsuaga.
Las cintas las llevaban representatives
de las directivas del "Casino Espanol'',
de la Casa de Espana y de los Caballe-
ros de Colon
En- la explanada del Cementerio, des-
pidi6 Ell duelo con frases elocuentes,
nuestro muy estimado companero don
Vicente Balbas.
Ell BOLETIN Sc une al homemade de
dualo que nuestra sociedad tributara
aver al cadaver de don Carlos Ereno,
enVia ell p6same mas sentido la des-
consolada viuda, dona Susana Dunabei-
tia a su hija dona Conception. su hi
jo politico don Jaime Zubiaurre a su
sobrino don JESUS Zubiaurre y demas
deudoS de la distinguida familia dolien-
te
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dos los Jefes de Distrito tomaran bue-
na nota de esta carta, y no Sc de lugar
a que, por ning1n concepto pierda el
Honorable Gobernador, la absolute con
tianza del valor y eiciencia que en- to-
das ocasiones habeis demostrado.
J. Judice.'
Hemos de5ado subrayadas las frases
que ell justiciero y novel semanario ha
querido poner en- alto relieve para que
nuestros lectores que han de yer estas
cosas con desapasionamiento, puedan
apreciar la unprecedented burda con
que ell novel y justiciero semanario ira
ia de embaucar sus ingenuos lecto-
Tres.
FL pobre pantin no sc resigna con
aparcccr ante su eScaso pUblico como
un individuo caido en- desgracia en- la
tortaleza, y hace todos los equilibrios
imaginables para seguir enganando 4
su sequito.
Con la version interesada que lbs
quiere hacer tragar de la carta de Mr..
Wager, cree el maltrecho leader qle
pucde presentarse airCsamcntc ante los
que al verle caido, han empezado a vol
verle la espalda.
No; 10 que es con cartas como esas
no 10 consigue.
Porque nadie Sc lc puede ocurrir
pensar que nj el gobernador, III la poll
cia, hi el BOLETIN traten de coaccio-
mar la propaganda legltima desde la
tribuna.
Nosotros protestamos y reprimimos
los eXcesos i que tan dadoS Sc mues-
tran los pantines de la barricada. Es-
to es 10 que va no ha de tolerarse. V 81
a'guna duda le cabe al jefe de la Jar
ka figese EN- ostas palabras del Captain
Judice: ..Y Y no Sc de lugar 4 que. Dor
nlngn concepto pierda el Honorable 90
bernadOr la absolute confanza del va
lor y efciencia que en- todas ocasones
habels demOstrado
Esto despues de decir que: Pero STEM
pre- que fuese necesario intervenir su
accion debe ser pronta, firme decisi-
va. este, aunque Pantfn no quiera.
dice algo desagradable para 6l.
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Gle Boetle partlcularmente ha sufrido
muchos danos Han ocurrido ALI 20 sa-
cudidas distintas. Sc ignora ell n1mero
de vlctimas. Con toda urgencia Sc han
envlado socorros los ahigidos.
Burdeos 19.-Se informa ofcialmente
de Hungria que diariamente Sc decla-
ran cerca de 100 nuevos casos de colera.
Estan alarmados los estados vecinos.
En Rumanla Sc ha prohibido la impor-
tacion de proyisiones, frutas, etc., pro-
cedentes del pals infestado.
Londres 19.-El vapor "Nordam" de
la Inca Holland American" que sali6
de New York ell 8 de octubre, choc6 con
una NINA fotante en- la costa holandesa,
Sutrlendo graves aver1as Resultaron 7
personals heridas. Ell navio arrib6 a Rot
terdam sin necesidad de auxilios.
Sc ha recibido de Pekin ell siguiente
telegrama de la prensa
Eel Charge-d-affaires aleman en- la
China ha recibidO de Berlin un extenso
telegrama en- ell que, seglln Sc cree Sc
lie autoriza, bajo ciertas reservas, para
la capltulaci0n de Tsing-Tao, capitali-
dad del protectorado de Kiao- Chao.
Ell dlario Ell Pueblo" anuncia que
Sir Henry Maxim ha inventado una ba-
la incendiara para ser utilizada contra
los Iepelines. Esta bala puede ser aph-
cada a los fusiles ordinarios con ella
Sc comunica ell fuego al gas de. los diri-
gibles al primer contacto Esta inven-
ci0n es igualmente applicable a las car
gas de ametralladoras y de cualquiera
clase de canon.
Burdeos 19.-Altos funcionarios afr
man que la communication Official de Ale
mania relativa a la toma de Amberes
es ineXacta. Tambien Sc desmiente que
los alemanes hayan hecho un gran n1-
nero de prlslOner0S. Los alemanes han
perdido un gran n1mero de soldados al
ser atacados en- las salidas efectuadas
p0r La guarnici0n de Amberes, hasta
que la llegada dc la gruesa artiller1a de
sitio puso fin IA los actos de herosmo de
aquella. Todos los granos que habfa en-
Amberes hablan sido distributes con
anterioridad entire los pobres Todo ell
material de guerra 4. capturaron los ale
names Sc redujo d dos obuses del ano
1864 y s pleas de campana que estaban
mservibles; sin embargo ell Estado Ma
yor Aleman habia anunciado la captura
de 5000 hombres, 500 ca1ones, 1000 XII
los de granos y una gran cantidad de
ganado y dc metales.
Amsterdam 19.-Los alemanes han
colocado minas submarinas en- el Escal-
da, cerca de Amberes Los capitanes de
buqueS que hacen la travcsia hasta di-
cho puerto, deberan pedir instrucciones
acerca de la via que deben seguir para
evitar academies,