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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-06
KAJ 81 BoDo Sc DoVoLILI?

Butte, Mont, 5. - Major Dan.
F. Donchue, poveljnik narodne
garde v Montani, je prepovedal
izdajanje lista Butte Socialist"
ker je objavil kritiko milice.
Tako dalec ie torej re prislo s
tiskovno svobodo " Ameriki. da
81 dovoljuje TAX lie major, kar
uganja n~ajcrnejsa reakcija ma
Ruskem in v Avstriji.
To je mogoce v svobodni Anne.
riki leta 1914!
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Y Mchiki Sc nj miru. Ll.judjc. XII
sc temu tudiio, mai pomisliio, da
razburjajo dezelo ~notran.ji nemiri
re desetletja, in da so incl vcdno
tuji kapitalisti svoie prstc vines.
' ten razmerah Sc ic morale raz-
viii strankarstvo in klikarstvo
polcg postenih boicvnikov .ic we'd.
no mrgolclo politiGnih Spckulan-
TOW, tako da naposled drug dru.
gemu ne zaupa.
20 dezcli so vrSali hudi wharf,
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VOJNA v ZRAKU.

London, -. sept. - \cmci 50
napadli danes IL zraka dvanaiSt
NEST. Pariz. Autwcrpcn, Ghcnt in
vcliko man.iSih NEST Y Bclgiii So
bombardirali Z,ppcliui.
Pri tenn So bile ubitc Stiri oScbr
dive Y Parizu, cua Y Ghcntu i'm cua
y Dynzc. eli napadov ic bill Y Pa
rizu Eiffclov stolp, Y Antwcrpe-
uu utrdbc, drugod pa vojaSka
skladiSca.
Mad Ghcntom So .ic prikazal
Zeppelin ter vrgcl mcsto pan
bomb.
Ctrdbc Y Antwcrpcnu SO malo
trpclc, kcr .ic morala krizarka Vi
Soko leteti,da uidc poSebnim topo.
vom, Xxi so zgrajcni izrccno Y ia ma.
men.
Tudi il Calais in Boulognc 5,
poroGa, da So Sc prikazali mad me.
Sti avijatiki, Xxi 50 metal V mcstc
bombc.
TicnSin, -. sept. - Nsako noe
81 dvigncta IL Kiavcava diva mem.
Ska aeroplana, Xxi poizvcdujcta
pOzicije Japonccv. Japonsko bro
dovic mcn.ia potcm vSak vcccl
Svoic poziciic, ola uidc bombam il
ncmSkih acrOplanoy.
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VAFRIKI.

Anglczi SO zascdli ucmSki zaliy
Lucdcritz y diamanmcm dis,rik-
tu.
Ncmci So Sc polastili Kitovcga
zaliva CWalliisch-BuchD Xxi j. am
glcSka last.
f'rancoSka t%opuicarka "Surpri-
Sc ic zaScdla obal Cacao y ncm-
Skcm kamerunu.
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klanje narodov v Evropi.

e. tit edne taje bitka ma Severnem Francoskem, Sc vedno neodloce-
"a. - Povsod 81 velke izgube. - Belgijci o e pi Antverpenu
umaknhl IL prve obrambne Grte. 80 L Ruskega Poljskega 50 Rusi bale
lztisniG Nemce. - Velika bitka med Rust N eni ter Nemci.i in Avstriici
ma drugi strani ma velikanski 'front.' cd Baltcnega morja do Krakova
sc Je pncela. - Japonci napredujejo pred Kjavcavom. - Posamezne
praske S vse v Afriki in v Them oceanu. - Ma morju 81 nadaljuie
splosen rop.
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zaradi drzavc ma svetu. Ali ma
robe Je. I'm drzava. cd katcrc So
drzavljani sami obraGajo. jc IL
cubila vsako pravico da obstanka.
Avsirija j. @2r"la, % noginc. Cjm
PREF Je DO konec, TEN pref Sc bo
Europa priblizala svojemu cilju.
Iivio Cankar,
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MA JUzNEM BOJISCU

Tudi o polozaju ma jugu 81 nj
mogocc %napraviti popolnoma Jas
ne slikc. Kar Sc tice vesti liz Nisa
in S Cetinja, Jill nj mogoce jemati
"a suho zlato. Nemara pa so av-
strilska porotila Sc boil nczanes-
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Ma DALJNEM H o

Japonci %porotajo, ola oblcganic
ISmgtava uSpeSno naprcduic i'm
upaio, da So bo morala trdniava
vdati. Ncliko ncmSkih voiakoy ic
bale dclcrtiralo.
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zADNJE VESTI.
Rusi ma Sedmograskem.

London, 5. - Exchange Telc-
graph poroca il BukarcSta. la 50
Ru>l. ko 50 zaScdli glavna mcSta
Bukovinc udrli ma Scdmogra-
Sko lErdclil
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NEMSKA CRNA vOJSKA.

kOdanj, 90. sept. - Tu sem so
dosla IL privatnih virov poroGila,
da klice NcmGi.ja pod oroz.ic vse
moske med 40 in 80 lctom.. V pri-
cctku voinc so rckli, da ne bodo
potrcbovali tch lctnikov, zdai pa
Jill vcndar kliccio.
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Cell polk utonili.

London, 5. - Central News po-
roca IL P~ctcrburga: Ncmci zapu-
Stajo ruNko ozcmlje. Cell ncmSki
polk 50 utonili V rcki Njemen.
Xxi j. poplavila okolico. Mnogo
svojih oblegalnih topov so izgu-
bill
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KAJ JE S II. KRANJSKIM
X

Rim, 30. - Porocevalce Cor
riere della Sera", Arnoldo Frac-
carolli, Xxi je bill diva mcseca dode.
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% nemskih zborov.

London, 3. PIP Svicar>ki vo.iaSki
krogi %racuuajo. da ina Nemtiia
% rcguIarmih in 27 rezervnih ar
modnih zborov ma bojiStih. in 81
Ger - ma Franciscan. 6 V Bel
giji i'm Alzaciji, IL ma vzhodncm
PruSkcm in II med Tornom in
krakovcm. V dezcli opravlja
Sluzbo IL million trnovojnikov
in prostovoljccv. 100000 re-
krutov So vadi in meseca novem-
bra bodo pripravljcni "a boz.
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&c volts socialisticno, gle.i da
tudi tvoj tovariS tako volil.
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Nemci pred Antwerpenom.

Berlin, .. = Ntcraj jc bio H.
dano uraduo poroGilo, da so Mem
ci pred Antwerpenom ~zavzeli for
tc Wayrc. st. Catherine i'm Dorp-
weld. Trdnjavica Waelchcm Sc
bOmbardira. NemSka voiska ie
zaScdla Tcrmoude.
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Ma dan volitve dobis kozarec
plva; dive lett hos "a to vsak dan
placeval.
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Ma Francoskem.

NcmSki telegram pratijo. Ga
j. armada ~gcncrala Klucka vrgla
f%ranco>ko icVo Krilo nazaj; fran
coskc vcSti Slikajo to tako. da so
Francozi ma tel strani pridobili
nekaj tai. pa so Sc moral zopet
umakniti nemSki premoGi.
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Milan, 6. - Ma velikanskcm
shodu jc soc. posi-. Battisti IL Tri-
dcnta goyoril, da pricakujejo
avstrijski Italijani cd Italije
osvoboditev. Pc shodu jc bila We
likanska dcmonstracija; pred
crnogorskim poslaniStvom je
mnOzica pozdravljala Crno GorO.
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v Belgji.

Nemci pravijo. da mora Ant
werpcn kmalu pasti.
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GERMANY WILL RESPECT
THE MONROE DOCTRINE

Washington. Oct. 24.-The Ger
man ambassador. Count Bernstorff,
said today that early in the Euro
pean war he had assured the Unit
ed States government that whatever
the outcome of the conflict, Germany
would respect the Monroe doctrine.
Count Bernstorff said he had filed
with the state department on Sep
TENDER 3. soon after his arrival in
this country from Berlin, written
official statement that Germany
would not infringe on the Monroe
doctrine. no matter what the out
come of the war.
The Ambassador said that his as
surances had first been given infor-
mally In a conversation with one of
the officials of the state department.
He could not recall whether it was
Secretary Bryan or Counsellor Lam
sing. Mr., Lansing said today the as
surances had not been given to him
and that he did not know of them.
eScretary Bryan IL In the west speak
ing In the con gressionaI campaign.
The ambassador said the statement
was made because OF statements from
various English sources that Ger
many If successful. would not re-
spect the Monroe Doctrine and doubt
less would attempt to make great
schemes in South Amer
lea.
The Ambassador said that he later
put the matter In writing.
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TRIAL OF MRS.
CARMAN REACHES
DRAMATIC CLIMAX

Mineola. Oct 25.-The defense OF
Mrs. Florence Conklin Carman. on
trial for the murder OF Mrs. Louise
Bailey. rested shortly before noon to-
day. .r-
Rudolph Loewe. the first witness.
today testified he was on his way to
DR.. Carman's office and within 10
feet Of the window when the shot
which killed Mrs. Bailey was fired.
Loewe heard the shot. looked up and
saw man run across the lawn and
leap over the fence.
John J. Dunbar. a freeport police
man. testified that after the murder
he brought blood hounds to the Car
man house. He said he found the
broken picket I'm the fence. mentioned
in the testimony yesterday. The
picket was opposite the broken win
dow, lie said. On the premises next
door he found near the fence a
place where mans feet had been.
Apparently the man had been stand
ing there for some time. After
bringing the blood hounds to the
house he said he took them to the
tramped ground and they went from
there to the broken picket. Then
the dogs were allowed to smell tile
window sill. They growlod. ran all
the way around the house. came up
Ito the fence where the picket was
broken. left the premises and went
west as far as Lynnbrook. three miles
away. where they stopped, having
lost the trail
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JAPANESE CRUISERS
~. I'D ON PACIFIC COAST

San Francisco, Oct. 2i.-The Jap
anese battle cruiser Kongo and the
Japanese armored cruiser Asama are
standing off and on outside the heads
OF San Francisco harbor, just below
the horizon. The Togo Kisen kaisha
liner Shinyo Maru, which arrived
here today from Yokohoma and Hon
olulu. brought word that she had
been covered all the way across the
Pacific by the two warships and
that. all told. Japan has stationed
eight warships to guard the lanes of
trade between the American Pacific
coast and the Orient.
Cable dispatches from Honolulu
reported on the arrival of the Shinyo
Maru there. that the Kongo and the
battle cruiser Tsukyba has accOmpa-
MED the Shinyo until within eight of
land. but they kept at discrete
distance and their presence in
American waters was not confirmed
until today. g..
Just outside Honolulu the battle
ship Hizen is Keeping watch while
the little German sunboat Geier is
making repairs to her machinery I'M
der the supervision of American M
val officials.
7 The Shinyo Maru brought ST .0OO.-
900 in specie and bullion and would
have made a fat prize for a German
cruiser,
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.catarrh Cannot Be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, As they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease. ca
tarrh Is blood or constitutional diSea4e
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Y
taken Internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces: liars
was prescribed by one Of the best ply
sicians In this country for years and J.
4 regular prescription. 1t Is composed OF
best blood purifiers. acting directly on tho
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina.
tior OF the two ingredients IL what pro-
eatarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co, Props. Toledo. G,
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
wAke Halls TAu,lty rillN foe constipation.
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ALLIES AND GERMAN
FORCE IN STRUGGLE
lo.at...eA ire. pase ~

Continued IRON oA4e ~
treated. In view OF these facts the
destruction and looting of German
shops in the borough of Dempford,
London, was fit of Mysteries.
"The chief of the Russian social
list party has pointed out officially
to Emil Vandervelde. the Belgian So
cialist leader, that victory for the
Russian government would mean the
strengthening OF the anti-democratic
policy in Russia and abroad. The
Russian government would then be
the center OF the reactionary worlds.
The policy therefore Of the Russian
Proletarian would be under no cir
cumstances be to help the Russian
government.
The London Economist declares
that half million British workmen
are out OF employment In the British
cotton industry.
I'm the newspaper Popolo Romano.
the Italian General. Bompiaai. estim-
ates the strength o. the German
army at 100000 thoroughly in
structed soldiers and 100000 re-
cruits.
THE Montenegrins are much de-
pressed over the inefficiency Of the
French blockade OF the Dalmatian
coast.
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ORATORS
LOST IN SNOW
spent NIGHT
IN HILLS
Hot Air Campaign Will
be Halted Till Candi-
dates are Thawed
Out

After a week of "rip-roaring"
meetings at which Dasher. the John
ny-on-the.spot applause maker, did
the ripping and the redneck Dem
candidates did the roaring, includ-
ing a few yelps from Preston Dun
lazy, who wants to be deputy county
treasurer if his brother-m.la law, John
Marty il elected, the .down-hearted
followers Of the red flag Of anarchy
returned to Trinidad early this morn.
ing after having trudRed through the
snow all the way from Longs canon
where they held a timber session"
last night.
It was q sorry looking bunch of Of
flee seekers that drew up in front of
the family journal office this morn
ing where the members of the female
pickets' union served them hot cof-
fee and sandwiches.
1t has been a week of junketing
and frost-bitten receptions for the
Dems. Nowhere have the candidates
talked to more than twenty people,
largely due to the fact that almost
every night the Republican law and
order candidates were holding meet
ings in the same precincts. And all
the ripping Fad all the roaring of
handpicked candidates of the Unit
ed Mine. Workers of America has but
brought the high-power vote coaxers
face to face with the conclusion that
they are going to be showed under
by blizzard''of Republican votes one
week from next Tuesday. A. m
For the Deems 1t has been a cam
paign, of Misrepresentation and
abuse. Condemnation of their OPP
ponents has diverted public 4tten-
ton from the individual records of
the Dem cAAdidates. but so. 4isap-
pointing has been the Swing around
the circle this week that today the
candidates debated the matter of
ABANDONING the campaign in outside
precincts. AS matter of pblicy.
however, to keep up a pretensc df en-
thusiasm and confidence the union
leaders prevailed uoon the candi-
dates to continue the "rip-roaring"
next week. .
The crisis WAS reached last night
when despite the storm the rednecks
visited Longs canon. There was no
meeting, however, and there being
no place OF shelter for the orators
a consultation was held and the par
ty Of spell-binders decided to start
out on foot for Trinidad. In the
darkness Tom Bradley. who was act
ing as guide. lost his compass and
steered the heavy-footed pedestrians
miles out of the way and at nine
minutes after three o'clock this
they found themselves pne-
half mile. over on the New Mexico
side Of the line.
Arson Davis being in the bunch
proposed going right on stating that
they would get as many votes in Col
fax county as they would in Las Ami
mas county, but-the calmer Judgment
Of Nelson and Torres prevailed and
they retraced their steps back. Thus
benumbed from exposure and fam
ished the candidates reached the city
at daylight and had not the womens
relief CORDS of the Strikers Insurrec-
ton association come to their relief
all might have perished.
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RELIEF FOR TEXAS
FLOOD SUFFERERS

San Antonio, Oct. 24.-Relief
work among destitute sufferers from
yesterdays flood along San Pedro
and Alason Creeks. in which II per-
sons were drowned and 1000 made
homeless was we'll under way today
Nearly 200 houses were swept
away and the property loss was es-
at between $15O,O00 'and
100000. The flood was confined to
the lowlands, where the poorer
classes lived. Several persons were
still missing today and 1t was feared
the death list might be increased.
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MEXICO PEACE
CONFERENCE TAKES RECESS

Mexico City. Oct. 24.-The Aguas
Calientes convention has recessed
temporarily, pending the arrival of
the Zapata delegates. according to
unofficial reports received here today.
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SICK LIST AMONG
TROOPS AT VERA CRUZ

Washington, Oct. 24.-The per-
centagc of sickness among the Amer
lean military forces at Vera Cruz
was higher for the army and the ma
rines for the week ending October ~
than for the previous week. A state
ment issued by the war cJartment
showed that the sick list for the
week ending October II was 197 per
cent for the army and ! 20 per cent
for the marines. against 81 for the
army and 2.O5 per cent for the ma
rines for the preceding week The
number of those remaining sick at
the end of the week was 10 com
pared with 81 for the last week.
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Paris. Oct 24.-The official COM
munication given out. at the war Of
flee this afternoon says the Germans
have made progress to the north of
Dixmude and In the vicinity Of La
,Basse. but that the French have
made material advances to the east
OF Newport. in the region of LANCE
march and between Armentiers and
Lille. sd ...
The text Of the communication is
as, follows:
The battle continues on our left
wing. The enemy has made prog
rcss to the north of Dixmude and in
the vicinity of IlaBassee. We have
made very preciptable advance to
the east of Newport. in the region
of Langemarch. and in the region
between Armenticres and Lille. 1t
is question of inevitable fIuctua-
tions in the line of combat which.
however. maintains itself as a
whole.
ION the rest of the front several
German attacks by day and by night
have been repulsed. At various
places we have made slight progress.
I'm the Woevre district our ad-
vance has continued in the direction
of the forest of Mortmare, to the
south of Thiautourt, and in the for
est of LaPare. north of Pont-A-Mous-
son.
Russian: The Germans are re-
treating to the south Of Warsaw as
well as to the west of Ivangorod and
Nova Alexandria. Desperate fighting
continues in Galicia on the Sando-
mire front. At Przemysl, the Rus
SLAMS have taken 1000 Austrian pris-
oners.
This morning a German officer
was sent under a flag of truce to
the commander of the French army
operating in this region. He request
ed an armistice to bury the dead and
remove the wounded. The French
con1mander: this this officer back to
his line, and Immediately caused abe
attack on the enemy to be renewed.
The Hague, Oct. 24.-Major Gem
L., ttpt.
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The Hague, Oct. 24.-Major Cen
eral Won Bodenhausen. military CON-
mander of Antwerp, has issued a
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Greatest Of AZ @s"~
Human BLESSINGS

The most wonderful thing IN tho world
n love expressed In tho helpless infant.
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Berlin. Ovt. "a. tVia London)-
German army headquarters makes
the following announcement under
today's date: !, 81.
The fighting continues severely
In the district of the User canal. In
the north we succeeded in crossing
the canal with great forces.
East OF Yrpes and southwest of
Lille our tropos are slowly advanc-
ing.
British ships yesterday lombard
ed Ostend without reason.
In the Argonne forest our troops
also are advancing. capturing some
machine guns and a number of prisr
oners. Two French aeroplanes were
brought down.
North OF Toule. near Fleury, tho
French declined a short truce to 3er-
NIT the burial of the dead and the
recovery OF the wounded, who are
covering the field in front of the
French battle line.
West of Augustowo. where the
Russians renewed their attacks they
were repulsed."
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Petrograd. via London, Oct. "a
Petrograd is aglow with official re-
ports of the recent successes of the
Russian arms. the repulse of the
Germans at Warsaw and in the vi
cinIty of Ivangorod. fresh captures
of prisoners and the precipitate
flight of the Austrians.
The military authorities. however,
instead of resting In sense of Sc
curity or magnifying the Importance
of the German retreat. are preparing
now for the anticipated attempt of
the Germans to resume the agrees
i've. Hence. Russian reinforcements
and ammunition trains are streaming
steadily toward Warsaw and IVAN
gorod. Without minimizing the eff
feet of the German failure, the au-
thcrittcs call the recent repulse not
so much a decisive engagement as q
necessary German retreat to avoid
a Russian outflanking movement.
Warsaw and Ivangorod are ready
for any attempt of the Germans. A
return movement is expected soon.
Dispatches from Grand Duke Mich
losa, comma nder-in-chief of the Rus
sian forces in the field, declare that
the struggle south Of Przmysl ia OF
great intensity and show that the
center of activity has for the moment
shifted 10 the southwark. The Aus
trian corps constant efforts to cross
the river San have been defeated and
the Russians are, now reported . to
nave traversed this stream at sew
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proclamation countersigned by Bur-
gomaster Devos of Antwerp, warning
the German troops that they are not
permitted to commander anything
Whatsoever and that this privilege is
only allowed to officers In accord
ance with the necessities Of military
occupation.
Anything the soldiers need they
must buy. the proclamation reiter-
ates. and he strictly forbidS them u
break into shops. Antwerp. he says
was only surrendered on; the I9derl
standing that the troops would mol
misuse their power.
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Four-room brick and ahed kitchen
1918 Alta at. Tel. Trim. 228. Il
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-24

Rooms for light housekeeping a
Lucerne. Phi. Baca 3S3 or AIS Beech
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-24
FOR RENT.

Furnished housekeeping rooms.
Red l442. 500 University. II
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-24

London. Oct. ga dispatch to
the Evening News from Dunkirk
gives heretofore unpublished details
of the bombardment of the Germans
on the coast of Belgium by British
monitors.
The admiralty had stated prev
iously that the British naval loss was
slight and the correspondent susI
tanning this says that only one Shit
was damaged. but adds that the
landing part which the admirty's
statement referred to as going ashore
with machine gun. suffered sera-n-
". losing lieutenant and number
of men who were picked off by Ger
man sharpshoo:ers. The gun was Of
necessity abandoned and only
handful OF the Britishers got back
to their ship.
The correspondent states that the
Germans played guns in gaps between
houses along the shore adding:
The British ships steamed down
the coast at full speed, giving the
Germans their starboard guns. Then
thew turned and came back. letting
go their port guns. By the time they
next came by the German guns were
silent and an ambulance had ap-
peared and was picking up the dead
and wounded