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NO FOOT AND MOUTH
DISEASE IN WEST VA.

Special Dispatch 80 the Intcllirencer.
MARIiNSBUR0. W Va. Nov. 20
Dr. W. r Cotton, Of Washington. rep
resenting the federal agricultural ce-
pariisent. and Or =. NJ. LanRford ~
MariinsburR. representing the West
Virginia department. we're yesterday
detailed 20 Investigate the reports that
the foot and mouth disease had
broken out Among the cattle In Nor
gan county al point twenty miles
from MartinsburE After an eNamina-
ton 81 all the cattle In that neighbor-
hood these officials declared that they
failed 20 md any trace of this dis
ease. Thus far not n single case of
foot and mouth disease has been
found IN Uis section of West Virginia
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Marble Workers Union. an aGniated
body
These resolutions were adopted III
spite ot an adverse report OF the com
ferrcd
The convention also voted that the
charters or local and state councils
that AUTO oVpel local unions OF un-
affiliated briCklayers and masons b.
withdrawn Prior 20 the adoption OF
the resolutions. Samuel Compers. the
veteran president of tho federation.
had addressed the convention and
pleaded Tor q cessation of internal
disturbance. which hp stated have
recently threatened 70 disrupt and Dc.
struy the national organization
Thomas H. Williams was reelected
president % the department, and vii.
liam J. Spencer secretary treasurer
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UNITED STATES TO BE GOVERNED
STRICTLY BY INTERNATIONAL LAW
REFUSES TO ACCEPT PIEcEMEAL
PRINCIPLES OF THE DEclAR-
ALTON OF LONDON.
THE Applies to Action Of Country Re-
asrdins contraband and Rights
Of Citizens.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-The de.
cided stand taken by the United
States government in refusing to ac-
cept piecemeal adoption OF the prin-
ciplss OF the declaration OF London
as guide TO commercial restrictions
10 be imposed during the European
war was Amade clear today at the
state department when the text OF a
caDlegram sent to Ambassador Gerard
AT Beriin on October IL last was made
public.
Nj. Gerard had communicated a
preliminary notice that GERMANY in.
tended to protest 20 this government
against alleged violation OF the dec
larat'on by Great Britain and France.
The German ambassador. Count Bern
storn, called at the state department.
to-da yto lodge the formal Complaints.
ana the text Of the reply cabIed TO
Ambassador Gerard. copies OF which
went 10 all American diplomatic rep-
resentatives abroad. was then made
public. II follows:
Please inform the German govern
mont that the departments suRees-
lion made 10 the belligerent countries
for the adoption for the sake OF gnt.
formity of the declaration OF London
as a temporary code of naval warfare
for Csc In the present war, has been
Withdrawn because OF the unwilling
nesr OF some OF the belligerents 10
accept the declaration Of London
without modification. The United
states government. therefore. will IN
sist that its rights and duties and
those OF its citizens in the present
war be defined by tho existing rules
Of interDationaI Law and the treaties
of the United States with the beIliger.
entA independently Of the provisions
Of the declaration. and this govern
(oontinnsd on PAgs Tsn-D
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Germans Susfeef Crushing Defeat In Poland
CHRISTMAS ship ARRIVES IN
ENGLAND; GIVEN Big OVATION

PLYMOUTH. Nov. 25 (via London) .
1920 D ma dinner given tonight
by the Earl Of Beauchamp. first COM
missioner of works-fn the British
cabinet. in honor Of the officers OF
the United States naval collier Jason.
the Santa Claus ship. closed a day in
which the British foreign Office and
the citizens OF Greater Plymouth
manifested In every possible manner
the heartfelt appreciation OF the king
and country for the gifts sent by the
people OF the United States TO the un-
fortunate people In the war zone.
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Chile SENDS DESTUOYRRS
TO ENFORCE NEUTRALITY

VALPARAISO, Chile. Nov 2s.-fn
pursuance Of iis announced intention
~ enforcing strict neutrality. tho
thlcan government to-day dispatched
me destroyers Captain Merino. Tarpa
and tspitan OBrien 20 the Juan Fer
nandez Islands. chilean poeseerlons.
800 miles on the coast The warahipa
sailed under sealed orders
Ihe authorities at the port ~ An.
tofarasta removed vital parts Of the
engine of thu German steamer Kar.
nackc. notwithstanding the promise 81
tho German minister that German
steamers would not leave chilean
ports
An ofiCial statement Of the Chilean
maritime authorities yesterday said 10
had been proved that German war
ships had violated The neutrality of
Chle BY staying for several DAYS in
the Juan Fernandez Islands
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had been Informed that Prince Albert
was serving In \ military capacity In
bermany,' but that he had no knowI.
eake When no left England. Mr. Young
then suggested that the status ~ fhc
princes family, who. he said. evidently
we're german citizens. should b. In.
quired into. He asked ne premier
whether he considered " Just and sr.
pedient that the British taxpayers
per annum FOR the upkeep Of this
family"
TO this Mr. Asquith made no re-
spOnse
The propriety 81 continuing \ elrni.
Tar pension 10 the Duchess of AIbanv.
widow ~ a son ~ Queen Virf0rfa
whose son. the Duke ~ Save Coburr
ana gotha ia fghtinR for Germany.
also has been questioned
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ENTIRE ARMY CORPS SAID
TO HAVE BEEN ANNIHILATED
BAD ROADS DELAYED GERMAN REINFORCEMENTS AND SU-
PERI0R NUMBERS OF RUSSIANS TURNED FLANKS
OF THE MAIN GERMAN COLUMN
Trains Dispatched From Bring wo1nded
Germans to Renew the Offensive in France.
Activity Displayed in Balkans

PETROGRAD via London Nov 25 (S15 m)-Repors reach
ing here concerning the Germans to the
west Of LODI Russian Poland which
eon6rmed BY telegrphc dispatches from Warsaw
have been dispatched from bring prsoners
wounded This number of trains made the
of the Russian wide would between
men. Il is estimated here
Military here express the opinion that the reported
partially due to the failure of the column
to defeat the Russians against IT, Bad
column reported enabling concentrate suen
force repue and the ans the column
There great jubaon in circles here officers expressing
conviction which
likely prove decisive in the campaign in Poland.
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EMPEROR WITNESSED
DEFEAT OF TROOPS

LONDON. Noe. IS. (3:25 a. MI
Tho Emperor of Germany last week
Witnesses IN Fast Prussia from n BIN
called Obernlngen n German defeaf
az the hands ~ fie Russians" says
the Copenhagen correspondent % the
Daily Nal
Of the commander .in-rhief. asking
him 20 convey his grcetinga 20 the
troops"
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ZAPATA OCCUPIES. MEXICO
CITY AND MAINTAINS ORDER
ENTERS CITY JUST AS IT WAS BEING EVACUATED BY GEN
biAANCO-ZAPATA ASSURES FOREIGN CONSUL
ORDER WOULD BE MAINTAINED.
Carrana VIII Direct His Campaign Vera Cr-Order Pre-
walls In the City and the Government De-
partments Are Down Work

wASHiNG!ON Nov 25The forces Zapata occu-
cco Cny last night and maintaining
tonight - - ~
Two mesages received minister and
the other SIirnan
City this morning.
Mr. Sman reported that the
ing m the ousls Of the Mexican capital
which sixty soldiers reported killed Just forces of
General Bnco evacuated the There
the brief interval between the evacuation Banco
rival Of the Zapata hut the quiet Immediately after
wards The convention forces under General according to Mr.
llEuau oe4odl laxa kodux
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Following the arrival Of the Jason
at Davenport today American iags
noated over every public building in
Plymouth and from the mainmast OF
all warships and commercial craft in
the harbor until sunset. Hundreds OF
women visited the Jason at Daven-
port. two miles from Plymouth. after
the Official reception of the vessel.
Among them was Mrs. Waldorf Astor.
who presented Liutenant Commander
e. u Courtney. U. s. N. in charge OF
the ship. with a beautiful bouquet OF
chrysanthemums in behalf OF the wo-
men Of England.
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RoosEVELT GETS a
CHANGE OF VENUE

ALBANY. y. Y. Nov. 25.-The ap-
pellate division today reversed the
ruling Of Supreme Court Justice
Chester which refused a change of
venue for the trial Of the $50. 600 libel
suit brought by william Rsrnes.
against Colonel Theodore Roosevelt.
Colonel Roosevelt sought the change.
The court ordered the trial 10 be
held In Onondago instead OF Albany.
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HEAnIEo cos1PLErED.

Special pispstch 70 the InteIIieencsr.
tHARisESTON. ". Va Nov 1.-THE
Henwood- Nc Mechcu Con~oiidafod WAR;
COMPANY. was completed b. the Public
service sommlssion and December was
sion viii heal oral argument on fbe
riEht - the water company 10 Increase
its water rates in the city Of Benwo0d
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scoR9s or woUNoso.

VIENNA. Nov. 2t. via Venice to
London. Nov. 26. 1917 an Wounded
soldiers from Sorvia are pouring into
Hungary In such vast numbers that
nearly All the school buildings In the
country have been rcquisitiOned for
their accommodation The schools
IN Vienna. which previously had been
permitted " givc Instruction two
hours daily also have been comman.
deered for the wounded
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world may have 20 wait for some days
yet for his official statement
In East Prussia and before Cracow.
Glacia. the Germans also claim to
have brought the Russian advance TO
stop. The other side is yet to be
heard from in regard to this state
ment.
Most Significant News.
Probably the most significant piece
OF news regarding the Russian opera
tions somes from Budapest and ad-
mitted that the Russian troops have
again invaded Hungary and have
reached the county OF ing, which is
about 35 miles south OF the Carpath-
ians and the county OF Zemplin fifty
miles to the south OF those mountains
The troops which invaded Ung, ac-
cording to this report, have been
driven back to the frontier. while
tContinusd on Page Eight-)
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ohuhutdus Wcfc expcCtco iate UO-0ol
The Brazilian minister said he had
received full assurances from the Ia
patistas that they would maintain or
der. He said that contrary to previ-
Gus promises to the diplomatic corps.
and without taking any measures to
protect the city, General Lucio Blanco
left the city at a m. yesterday. The
Brazilian minister Immediately sent a
commission, consisting of Carlos Cor
df1lo. secretary OF the Brazilian lega-
tion. Charles Parker and s. +. Fuller.
to Wait the Zapata headquarters. They
were assured that full protection
would be given the city.
In the meantime. before the Zapata
forces entered. Colonel Saldana, as
sisted by former Governor Iturbide. in
agreement with the diplomatic corps.
Gganized a patrol service with the
police force, whose arms had been
taken from them by the departing
troops.
Notwithstanding the constant entry
of Zapata troops during the night, the
Brazilian minister said. order had
been maintained. He also said the
villa forces were expected any mo-
ment.
To Get Big Reception.
VERA CRUZ. Nov. 25.-General
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Germans Claim Check.


LONDON. Nov. 25. 9.4x p. M
While the Russian army headquarters
remain silent and the Germans claim
to have checked attempts on the part
of the Russians o take the offensive.
the military party in Petrograd has
shown it's full confidence In the un-
official reports of a Russian victory
in northern Poland by celebrating
the event.
II Is even said in the Russian capI-
tai that the victory was greater than
has been reported previously and
there is talk in Petrograd OF an entire
German army corps having been brok-
en- up. Reports received there say
that trains have been ordered which
will accommodate 10000 wounded and
prisoners. Heretofore Grand Duke
Nicholas, commander in chief OF the
Russian forces. has withheld his re-
ports until the work he set about to
do had been completed. so that the
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venustiano carranza will direct from
Vera Cruz his campaign for the recov-
cry of the national capital. IL Is ex-
pected that General Carranza will ar
rive here before the end of the week.
probably Friday. A triumphal arch
has been erected In the center OF the
city and General Candido Aguilar's
men are preparing to make his entry
one long TO be remembered.
The headquarters OF General Car
rama will be the lighthouse building
which was occupied by the 2sth
United States infantry when the
Americans were here.
Virtually all the places that were
occupied by the Americans have been
taken over by their successors.- in
cluding the positions along the out
post lines. General Aguilar's head
quarters is the government stamp Of
fee.
Order continues to prevail in the
city. despite the fact that the saloons
are open. The soldiers have not been
paid OF lately and the drinking places
have been patronized only moderately.
Getting Under Way.
Resumption OF work in the various
tcontanued on Page Tsn-)
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Admission to the navy. yard at Dew
onport was only by card. but thou
sands OF persons stood outside the
gates viewing the Christmas ship from
a distance.
Fifty covers were laid for the dinner
tonight. which was served In the
Royal hotel The dining room was a
mass of roses and chrysanthemums.
The British army and navy were rep
resented by the commandants OF the
Plymouth fortress and the navy yard.
Mayor Baker. of Plymouth. and Major
Waldorf Astor were among the guests.
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COMPROMISE VERDICT FOR
"BULL" KRAFT RETURNED
FOUND GUILTY OF AN AT.
TEMPT TO COMMIT ARSON.
JURY DISMISSED.
Defense Makes Motion For New
Trial-Arguments to Be Heard
Monday Morning.

we, the Jury, find the defend.
ant George A., alias "6uIl Kraft.
euiity OF an attempt TO Commit
the crime az charged In the with
~. D. FREDERICK. Foreman,
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WABHfHoToH. Hov. as--Cisar skies
and nuappy temperatures for Thankariv-
ing dar were promised 20 virtually the
entire country ~ forsoastsra AZ the
weather huraau.
"A continuancs % fair weather win
nodsrats tempcratursa ts indicated for
AZ parfa % M country durIn9 ths rsrt
- hours, save th1 North Pacffic,~ waa
ne ofncial buiistfn.
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rnE wnArHEn

WAsHrroToH. Hov. as-Forsoasti
West Virrinia-Fdr Thursday and
Friday.
western Pssusylvsnia and ohio-rair
ThurHday ana Triday.
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To Get Big Reception.
VERA CRUZ. Nov. 25.-General
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-03
MUERTE ne UNA BUENA Sc
NORA.

Ell Microbes Agosto 26. 1914, en- gu
casa Residential en- la Gale del Colegio
dej6 de existir Ia que en- vida respor+
dfa al nombre de Antonio Tenorio dc
Garcia, viuda del finado Miguel Gar
ella, d la avanzada edad de SS amos,
despues de sufrir con verdadera re-
signacion cristiana una penosa enfer.
medad la cual la tuvo postrada 81 el
Iecho del doIor por bastante tempo.
Antes de exhalar su 1ltimo aliento
recibi0 todos los sacramentos de Ia
Iglesia cat0lica Romano. La extinta
sonora fue una esposa fiel, amable y
carihosa madre, buena parienta y al
tamente estimada en- la comunidad
por sus buenas c~ualidades. Durante
su peregrinacion en- este vale de lar
grimas Sc supo grangear 81 cariho y
finas ~atenciones de todos los que Ia
conocieron. Todos los que tuvieron
la dicha de conocerla t~uvieron buen
carino y simpatfas para ella, pues
siempre grangeaba con sus servicios
y 6stos eran recompensados por las
personas d q~uienes grangeaba, aunque
fuera por su trabajo con los necesa-
rios de la vida, pues su inteIigencia y
actiyidad fueron factores que siempre
lie administrator los recursos de Ia
vida. Su muerte ha causado mucho
pesar entire su numerosa familia, ] 2
cual sentira su muerte profundamen.
pues ademas de haber sido buena ma
Dire siempre velaba con mucha vigilan-
cia Y extendfa su mano menesterosa
4 su familia cuando la vefa agobiada
en- las tribulaciones de la vida.
Deja tristes y de~sconsolados en- es-
te vale de lagrimas, d un hijo, y dos
hijas. como sigue: Manuel Garcia,
paula Garcia de Medrano y Francisco
Garcia de Urioste, varios nietos y ME-
tas ' I'm gran ndmero de parientes y
amigos. quienes Koran con p~rofundc
pesar 4 la que en- este mundo les fue
consuelo y amparo de sus dias y ne
cesidades. La concurrence en- las
dos noches que fue veIada fue nume-
rosfsima, prueba de la estimation en-
II la extinta era tenida. ri funeral
Sc verified el viernes en- Ia mahana 4
las q de la mafana con misa de cuer-
DO presente en- la Cathedral. Conclui-
das las ceremonies 81 Ia iglesia. Ia
triste procession continue su Marcia
hasta ell cementerio del Rosario dom
de sus restos fueron sepultados. La
a~tendencia al funeral tambien fue nu-
merosa.
FL Nuevo Mexicano manda a los
a~pesarados hijos, deudos y demas pa
rientes su mas sentido pesame, espe-
rando eI Senior pronto mitigue su
acerbo doIor o Ell balsamo consola-
dor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-03
sELeIcA JAMAs sERA EscLAvA
Sc Denuncian las crueIdades cometl-
das por las Tropas AIemanas y VI
Has Belgas.

Londres, Agosto 29.-El 1iguiente
anuncio Sc ha hecho pnblico hoy por
la oficina de information:
"El ministro eBlga en- Londres ha
hecho p1blica la ~siguiente declara-
cion: Contra las seguridades de bue
ma voluntad v la s~obligaciones que
tiene Alemania ha hecho I'm salvaje
3 injusto ataque a Belgica. Esta ma
cion habria peleado iniustamente; nj
Il tropas infringiran las leyes y ha-
bitos impuestos por la guerra moder-
ma. Ha hecho una lucha valiente con.
ira las hordas a~rrasadoras. Podra ser
barrida. podra e aplastada; pero pa
ra citar la snobles palabras de nues
tro rev, jamas sera esclavizada.
'Cuando las tropas invadieron nuesr
tro pale, ell gobierno Belga expidio una
proclama que fue ~publicada en- todas
las ciudades. villas y yillorios. notifi-
cando a los habitantes que Sc abstu-
yieran de todas hostilidades contra
.nuestros enemigos, la prensa Belga
diariamepte ha publicado semejantef
proclamas.
mo obstante ESQ, las autoridades
Alemanas han p~ublicado graves impu'
t~aciones. contra poblacion civil de Bel
gica, amenazandonos con tomar ener-
gicas represalias. Este es contrario
4 los hechos. y respecto a las amena-
zas, NADIA detendra al gobierno Belga
para ~protestar ante Ell mundo civiliza-
do pors los crfmenes crueles cometidos
~deIiberada & intencionalmente por 81
eiercito invasor contra indefensos no
combatientes, mujeres, ancianos y nj
nos"
Larga es Ia Iista de los ultrajes CO..
metidos por las tropas Alemanas. Los
detalles de estas atrocidades han sido
~recogidos por una comision de inqui-
sicion, recientemente tornado por Ell
ministro de iusticia. y presidido por Ell
mismo.
En- la captura de Linsman los Ale
names fueron batidos por una parte
de la infanteria BeIga Y por algunos
gendarmes; pero al invadir la ciudad
los alemanes hicieron salir a la pobla-
cion MASCULINE y a los campesinos los
d~ividieron en- tres grupos, los llevaron
q las acequias Y al otro dia fueron
encontrados con sus craneos machaca
dos por las culatas de los fusiles Ale.
names.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-03
cIUDApANo PAcIFIco Y ODE
DiENTE a LA LEY, DICE Ell.


Que 81 fue tan ''buen ciudadano y
obediente 4 la ley como cualquier ciu-
dadano obediente a la ley que pueda
'hallarse" es la declaration del Gene
raj Jose Inez Salazar en- su peticion
Dor I'm auto de habeas corpus Ia cuai
ha sido p~rotocolada en- la corte fede-
raj o ell licenciado del general, Fife
so Baca-
Ell General salazar dice que no Sc
le ha informado cual es Ell cargo en-
contra de 81 desde su a%bsoIucion en-
Santa Fe. Ell MEGA que ei fuera uno
de aauelos "~quienes cruzaron Ell RIO
con 81 General Mercado y otros des-
puesde la batalla de Ojinaga," y agre-
ga: aAl contrario, ell dicho Jose lnez
Saiazar Sc halIaba en- la vecindad De
Maria por algun tempo previo a Ia
batara del lugar arriba m~encionado."
Diio cuando habia sido aresta'
do Dor Ell mariscal de los Estados
unidos estaba desarmado. Dijo que
cuapdo habia partido de Ojinaga Sc VI
ne para donde estaba su esposa y
sus tres ninos en- FL Paso, Texas" De-
clara oue 81 no tIene ningunas inten-
clones de eayudar va sea directa o
entertainments a ninguna de las rae
clones co~ntendientes" y agrega que 50
ln,erfad "es necesaria para Ell sopor
te de su esposa y ninos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-03
( < s ~N =
e PERSONAL.
\ \ ~ < = : : : y

FL Teniente Gobernador E. G. de
Baca. de Las Vegas, Sc e%ncuentra en-
la capital. Sc halla h~ospedado en- el
Hotel Montezuma.
M. P. Manzanares, anteriormente
en- negocios aqui y quien fue miembro
de la legislature por Ell condado De
Guadalupe. ha partido para su resi-
dencia en- Taos.
Don Benigno c. Hernandez, anterior
mente recibidor de la oficina local De
terrenos de los E. u. y ahora el candi-
dato Republican, para Ell congreso, Sc
encuentra en- la ciudad. Durante su
breve ~estancia Sc hospedo en- 81 Ho-
tel Montezuma.
La Sra. Rosarito D. Catanach. ma
DIRE del Sr. Santiago Catanach, bien
conocido ciudadano de esta ciudad,
partio Ell Lunes en- la tafde para Let
ties, Iowa, en- donde permanecera por
algunos meses visitand6 a su otro nj
10 eli ST.. David ctanach j demas fami-
liza. Esperamos que su estancia en-
aquellos lugares lie sea sumamente PIG
centera.
Durante la semana tuvimos Ell gus
to de yer en- la ciudad al Hon. Salo-
me Martinez. miembro de la conyen'
cion constitutional, y uno de los clu-
dadanos mas prominentes de Pintada'
condado de Guadalupe. Ell Sr. Marti-
nez fue uno de los ~delegados Republic
canos que fgur6 con mas prominencia
en- Ia reciente convention Republics
ma de estado la cual fue tenida en- es-
ia ciudad ell dia "a de Agosto. Ell ST..
Martinez es n de los c~iudadanos mas
~energicos y emprendedores del conda-
do de Guadalupe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-03

"a Crden de Resistir en- klao Chow
sianifica la Muerte de Ia euarnl-
cIoh. 81

Pekin, Agosto 29.-Una carta reel
bida aquf de un americana de Using
Tau, puerto del territorio aleman de
Riao Chow, dice que Sc considera que
Q lemperador GuiIlermo cablegrafio
4 la ~guarnicion que resistiera hasta 10
dltimo. 10 cual significa n orden De
muerte a cada uno de los miembros de
"a guarnicions alemana.
/ Los Alemane sestan ~deteniendo por
Ia faerza a cierto n1mero de coolies,
svidentemente para ell trabajo militar
IN Tsing-Tau.
Picking no tiene information sopre
j desembarco de tropas japonesas en-
Kiao Chow. Los regimientos frances
' britanlco, que probablemente toma-
AN parte enla ~soperaciones de Klao
chow: estan aun en- Tien-Tsing.
III ministro japones en- China ylsito
II ministerio de relaciones Y pidio Ia
'imitacion de una aerea de 30 miilas al
7rdedor de Tsing-fau, para Ia lucha'
1ue fuera fijada por los chinos; pero
sue negada la peticion.