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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
SAN MARCIAL BANK
WILL PAY ALL ITS
DEP0SIT0RS
Assistant Travelling Auditor
Reports There Was No Rea-
son for Closing Except Lack
Of Ready Cash

Santa ice, Feb. li.---Deputy Travel
ing Auditor l.. b. Wooters returned
last evening from san MarcIal, where
be looked after the affairs " the
Bank OF san Marclal. whose doors
have been closed pending either o re-
organization 81 liquidation.
Mr. Wootcrs found That the assets
are sufficient 10 pay the deposltors
dollar for dollar; IN fact there app
pcared 90 be no necessity for closing
the hank except the lack Of ready
cash and the difficulty of converting
such assets as the bank had into
money the bank owns building
worth $4,000. and from It derives "a
revenue of 81 900 year 80 addition
To having its own quarters 10 paid
10 per cent dividends only last SUM
mor and SEA aside 8 per cent for the
surplus fund I'm December The ns-
sets amount TO about $4,000 and VIII
more Than cover the liabilities.
Tho bank is capitalized at $4,000,
and unless e is reopened, IL Is likely
that the stockholders win lose their
Investment rho biggest stakeholder
ls Frank Johuaon, the president. who
is I'm california ana whose presence
in san Marcia might have prevented
tho closing of the bank lie IL reputed
10 be quite wealthy and Is the prln-
cipal stakeholder
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
COURTS TO DECIDE
WHETHER PROPERTY OF
ELKS CAN BE TAXED

Santa Fe, Feb 4.-Assisiant Dis
ua Attorney Royal. of silver Clty
To-Day passed o. knotty question up to
Assistant Attorney General Harry $
Clancy lt is us property Of the
Elks subject Go taNationY'
At Silver CilN an auditorium built
Pcs the EIks s I'M the hands Of hold
ua company and Is rented out for
dances but is not profit-boaring suit
hoa been brought 90 compel the pay
mert ot uNes ou the property
Assle uni Attorney General Harry g.
Clancy urges that the case be carried
up go the supreme court So that a de-
csiNn may hv bad which would prof.
.atiy also settle the question whether
tuSes should he paid ON sanltaria run
hy religious orgauizations or on the
alters and other revenue bearing prop.
crty held ny lodges and benevolent go
cictios.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
MULES OUTNUMBER
BURROS NEARLY
TWO To one
)r at Amy Rate, Such Is Result
Of Search Made by Tax AS
SCISSORS bona Ana Coun-
W However Is MuIeIesS

SANTA Ne. ~. A. Fob. A. That
New Mexico has almost twice as many
mules no. burros seems surprising -
The average observer but the twenty
six aaseasors of the state ray SO. The
total number of mules they located is
BOSS which they valued at Sif6s44r
Or an average ~ $1aGS head. The
increase in numbers over the yeor be-
fore is 200.
Chavea ls the only county that has
mere than 1000 head its assesaor
returning a total OF LBS However
Roosevelt county s within nineteen
of tho thousand marx Dono Ana
county does not report % single mule
within its confines Tho mule popula-
tion 81 New Mexico by counties ranges
as follows
Chaves, t,5tS, Roosevelt ISL
Union, s45. Otero, '97 quay 1874
colfax go, Lincoln b7i; curry 5lli
Eddy, l33 Guadalupe, ans Torrance,
900. san Miguel, 2o3 Valencia 26T
Grant 1856 Mckinley i76 Mora,
nee. sand0val 12l sierra l9ii Luna,
100, socorro, 02 Santa No. o. Ber-
nnnllo, Gl San juan, 25 Taos 2Gt
Rio Arriha Vs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
VIEW MEXICO SOCIETY
AT SAN DIEGO IS
FORMALLY ORGANIZED

Santa ne, y. NJ, Feb 1.-THE New
Mexico exposition committee was in
formed today OF the permanent orr
ganization Of the New Mexico society
IL helped TO form at San Diego dur
ing fits recent visit there,
The meeting was held IN the green
room of the u s, Grant hotel and
the following officers were elected.
j l. niuckley who was a member of
the constitutional convention ana az
one time cashier of bank at Hager-
man. Chayos. county, president. J a
Williams, secretary J, j Davidson
first vice president Mrs George Ira
cey, second vice president Miss Alice
ilether corresponding secretary and
T T. Johnson. treasurer, j J. Da-
wilson. " T. johnson. Mrs Georg
Tracey and NJ d. Hays who les the
contractor for the New Mexico build
ng on the exposition grounds and
formerly lived al Ration. Mrs. j. &.
seelever and j. l. Hinekley We're
named d committee 40 prepare bye
laws
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
GAS, DYSPEPSIA
AND INDIGESTION
'Pape'S DIapepsIn" settles
sour gaSSy StOmachS in
five minutes--Tlme III

I You don't want "a slow remedy
Wheh your stomach is had-~pr an I'M
certain one-or "a harmful one-your
stomach Us too valuable; you mustn't
iniure 10 With drastic drugs.
Papc's Diapcpsn Is noted for IT'S
speed No giving relief; IT'S harmless
ness; IT'S certain unfaillng action In
regulating sick. sour. gassy stomachs
us millions 81 cures in Indigestion,
dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach
trouble has made it famous the world
over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor in
yaur home-keep il handy-get "A
large fifty-eent case from any drug
store and then II anyone should eat
something which doesn't agree with
them. n what they eat lays like lead,
fefments and sours and forms gasi
cauHes headache. dizziness and nausea;
quotations OF acid and undigcsted
lfood-romemher as soon as Papes
Dlapepsin comes In contact with the
stomach nH etrh Aiafress vanishes. Its
lpromptnoas. certainty and eRse IN
Overcoming The worst stnmach dis.
orders Ia a revelation 10 those who
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
.EVERMAN LOSES II
HEARING BEFORE
HIGH COURT
Must Serve Sentence for Sell
me Liquor Under Unused
Portion Of License After
Prohibition Law Passed

santa Fe. Feb ia The state SUI
preme court this forenoon dismissed
iho writ of hHbeae corpus and remand
"a the petitioner n tho matter or inc
application 81 - s. Eveman, OF Tai
BAN, Roosevelt county who was
thrown into lail Cor continuing ~ sell
liquor under the unused portion Of a.
license after fabian had voted for
prohibition The opinion is by chief
Justice Roberts and is as follows
nThe petitioner was the holder of
d license issued by Inc board OF county
commissioners or Roosevelt county
authorizing him % son lnt0xicutins ll-
ouors al Thibnn. an unlncnrporated
Village boo said county After the ISSUE
onco 81 said license, ana while the
mme was Ia mu force and effect, and
unexpirud, the qualified voters Of Tai
INN ana continuous territory petit
Toned me board Of county commits
al0nera OF mid county IN accordance
with the provisions of Chapter rs,
81 H.. 1919, to submit 20 the qualified
voters within the named district the
question 'of whether on not the bar
tor sale or exchange of intoxicating
liquors ahun ho prohibited therein, as
provided 10 this act" Upon the films
off mid petition. the district was desig-
natod by the hoard Of county commits
MonetH. in accordance with Section u
mo nct ana the election was called and
held pursuant 20 said act AZ said
election majority Of votes were in
FAVOR OF prohibiting the sale, barter
ana exchange Of intoxicating liquors
within said district Section IA of the
nct provides for the refund, to the
holder ~ u license AUTHORIZING the
sale 10 Intoxicating liquors, the I'M
nsed portion of the license, az the
time prohibition goes into effect Pc
,ineaor ala not apply for such rec
FUND. but continued 90 sell lntoXicat-
ine iuuora ~ fabian, Notwithstanding
the result of the election and the pro-
visions of said act making # unlawful
SO to do Upon complaint filed against
MIN he WAS arrested and detained by
thc sheriff % said county. under 2
warrant issued upon such complaint,
and ho brings this action 60 obtain
hiH release
THE syllabus hy the court Il az fol-
lows
1ne district local option law. chap
ar Is. s. T. 1913. ~ q complete en-.
namcnt n Itself and requires nothing
further to give 10 vitality Il depends
ipeH iho popular vote for a dotcrmi.
nation only OF the territorial limit
nf its operation, and ~ e valid and
constitutional exercise of the legiaia-
tive power.
"A license to retail Intoxicating H.
QUOT is neither property right nor a
contract \ ig IA no sense con.
tract mnde ba tho state with the party
holding the ncenar. It is mere per
mll subject 60 be modified or am.
nulled at Che pleasure of tho lcgisla
lufe
erhc creation OF designation Of th'
district na required by Sections ! ant
,. chapter ig s. L.. 1913. Is nm admin
hIauve ae ANA net legislative
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
ASSIST ANT STATE
ENGINEER MONTY
PASSES AWAY
Death Overtake8 Able State
Official in Home Al Las
Cruces Survived by Wife
and -Four Children

Santa Fc Feb l4--Ncws Of the
death Of Engineer j p Monty 81 'hcl
state engineers office reached the
capital today
Mr. Monty left my this wcar far
his home at Las Cruces because of iii-
moss II was Characteristic Of him
That he cook with him the field noteg
for the faos road which hc had sur
veyed, a. transcribe while he was
away but death overlook the indefa-
tigible worker yesterday
We came 10 Las Cruces several
yeArs ago from New York and leaves
% wife and four children He was
AGED 4 years ana white he had been
ailing for some lime hs fortitude led
many to believe that he was on tho
road TO recovery although his co..
workers knew thai ne dragged him
self TO work and that quite often he
would fan over IN faint while out
fin the field
state Senator II. - Holt wos "A close
friend Of the deceased
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
superintendent who signs ccrtiacato,

santn De- Feb. Superintendent
of Public Instruction Alyan ~ White
tudv signed second grade certificates
rpr Catherine H. pobon 81 Gallup,
luH John a Rain. Of Adohne, Naleu-
cm county third grade certificates for
Grace lnRuc. Mclfose Bertha $, Nell
SON curry Tillio cuff, Bluownter
Remcl Peua. san Matcc. Ethel Haw-
SINS uamah, and Jennie Gonzales,
Gallup lie also signed "A one-year
extension of Grt grade certificate
fof charles u Hlerler of reXlco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

SANTA r,. S. NJ Fob. ~ -tiuv
Tucker Inspector Of the department
of the interior who suspended super
ntondcut H. r. Cogroshall of the
United Smtes Indian sphoel for In
suhorlu1uou and who investigated
charec against United states Attor-
ney for the Pueblo indians Francis g..
Wilson because of the sale of the
polnaquc Indian grant to p. g. Col
uef lore Thursday afternoon for
washington - g., Co make his report
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

Santa Fe Feb Acting Governor
E. G de naea today appointed the fol-
lowing notmics public oliver H..
Brown ROTOR, Ramon Sanchez. Pc
noseo, Taos county The Henry Myers
Thread Manufacturing company Of
Chicago. to-day filed In the office of
the secretary of state lis trademark
"Suh-Silk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

= tUUW IUWHU TTTfITTTWN TOT 7 WFIFIFfII
Convincing proof al the rare eurs
tive properties nf Chamberlain
Caanh Remedy came from Mrs Mary
FaWceu 81 Grlnncn Iowa, who saws
"Chnmheruins Cough Rcmody helped
mv little boy great deal when be-
hHd whoopins cQugh ll g. good med
feline Fer sale by all dealors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

sant1 re Feb IA The Sew Mcxieo
penlteuuart todas filed with State En-
mnsH French p fprm application
With notice % intention Me- htit for
tsa SECOND tcct out of Arroyo Hondo
Eoath Of SANTA Zee to irrIgatc 21.tG
Hcfea d b. thr lntenuon lo stoie g.
aNH ACRE feei uf NAtlr A dam o.
reuly partially built a 90 be compiet-
"a for that purpose
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

Il had been troubled with chronic
constipation FOR two years and tried
all the best physicians In Bristol
Tenn. and they could do nothing for
me Two packages Of Chamberlain
Tablets cured me, writes Thos. f.
Williams of Middlebero. Ky For sale
by an dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
nrlenan NInke. nlIIolnI nm

Santa Re. Feb. A. Deputy United
states Murshal Alfredo nelgado left
tha evening Tor Sierra and Socorro
counties ON federal court business
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
Trom largest Nursery-stark's.

IRON largest Nursery-Stark
American Chestnut Trees, each i5c
English Walnut trees, each ...... zoe
Shell Bark Ilickoryuut trees, each 00c
Hardy Pecan trees. each ......... 75c
Black Walnut trees, each ....... l5c
= W. FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

sunni F0. n NJ we'd 4--RoV0nU7
Agent II. A. Love Of Denver and T..
a. Carpenter. the new internal rove-
nue. collector Tor The New Mexico
Arizona district arrived yesterday and
rs today checking eHt The present
collector Manuel p Otero Judge
Carpenter, whose horne Is at Phoen,x.
at present viii cake charge Of the dis
trci on Monday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
TAX REDUCTION IN
0TER0 COUNTY CAUSE
OF EMBARRASSMENT

Santa Ne, Feb 1.-THE travelling
auditors office was Informed this az
tcrnoon unoffioiany that the board Of
county commissioner OF Otero county
In order 10 avoid The task Of fixing
a valuation on each lot or tract in Al
amogordo, divided the town into dis
tricts and ordered "a blanket reduction
from 10 TO 20 per cent from the 1913
valuations.
This reduction, IN the opinion OF the
commissioners, win reduce the reve-
nues. especially in school District No.
l., to such an extent that retrench-
ment has become imperative The
county clerk presented an annual
statement which showed $25.0SS on
hand January 1, and disbursements
during the year of sg1514GA II was
decided to refund and retire an issue
of $4,000 Of county bonds. replacing
the 6 per cent issue with one bearing
per cent interest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
THos. T. KELEnER

Leather and Findings. Harness,
Saddles, stock Remedies, Devoe
Paints Roof Paint 40S W Gem
trail Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

S. T. Vann. New Mexlco's finest
art jeweler. Jewelry and watch
repairing, Diamond setting. 2li
w Central Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-31
CONDITIONS
UNDER CONSIDERATION
Representatives OF British Treasury
Meet American Banking
Officials.
CONCRETE PROPOSALS MADE
Conference Adjourns Without Reach
ing Point Where Definite Agree
ment Is Announced-Secrecy as
to Plans Proposed.

WASHINGTON. October 3O.-Eforts
to readjust conditions In the foreign
exchange market were continued here
to-day at conference between sir
George raish and Basil b. Blackett,
representing the English Treasury;
Governor Hamlin and Paul NJ. Warburg,.
of the Federal Reserve Board. and a.
II. wiggin and Benjamin Strong. Jr.,
representing New York banks.
The conference adjourned to meet
again tomorrow -wlthoutireaching the
point where definite agreement was
pledge OF secrecy as to any plans pro-
posed. -s
Despite the lack Of official disclosures.
however. 1t was apparent tonight that
the conferences have resulted in con-
crete proposals designed to take care
manner satisfactory to American
bankers, the Treasury Department and
the English government.
SIR GEORGE CABLES
DETAILS OF PLANS
Sir George, il was understood to-
night. was able TO cable his govern
ment details of the way in which Amer
lean bankers plan TO meet their obliga-
tions. II has been generally acknowl-
cuSeu mere TOT ScNeral uQyS EtnaE tnS .
land would not insist on actual cash
at period when this nation is putting
IN 4 new banking system. Short term
paper has been discussed as one way ts
avoid actual gold payments until Amer
ican exports may reduce the balance Of
trade. AcCeptances for foreign ship
ments running for sixty or ninety days.
with the Endorsement of banks in this
country. were suggested tonight as a
means TO this end. and IL was pointeQ
out that New York bankers may feel In
n position to organize n syndicate to
issue short-term securities acceptable
to tho British government
AS plans for the s135,oo0,oo0 cotton
loan fund progress. members of the
Federal Reserve Board feel that the
opening of the New York and Liverpool
cotton exchanges will not be long de-
'fcrred and hope cotton will begin to
flow once again in something like nor
NAL quantities to Europe. In orsli-
nary lines. corton would account In a
few months for many millious Of dol
lars. now left on the wrong side of the
American lsdCcr.i E-r, q a.ft -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-31
HOSPITAL SHIP. WRECKED;
LOSS OF LIFE NOT KNOWN
Vessels Bnas,s in Two While Life.
Savers Try Vainly to Make
Lines Fast to Ship.
ALL WOMEN BELIEVED SAVED
Fate OF Physicians Is Uncertain, as
Is That of Captain and Crew-Be-
lieved That Most of the 200 on
Board Perished.

WHITLEY. ENGLAND (via London),
October 80 t1l:1o p. M.).-The loss OF
life on the British hospital ship Rohilla,
which crashed on the rocks Of the
Yorkshire coast near hero before dawn
to-day. was a matter OF doubt tonight.
The vessel Is n total wreck, having
broken In two while life-savers on
shore we're shooting lines and trying
vainly to make one fast to the ship.
Rearing physicians. nurses and hos
pital supplies, the Rohilla was on her
way to Belgian or French port when
driven ashore. 1t is understood, all
women on board we're saved including
a survivor of the Titanic disaster The
fate OF the physicians is uncertain. as
is that of the captain and crow. The
total number of people on board is es-
t!mated at 200. 81
When the stricken vessel broke eight
men could be seen climbing to a piece
OF wreckage from the after part Of the
ship and it is assumed that they were
swept to their death in the boiling sea.
Fourteen bodies had been washed
ashore this evening.
POSSIBLE TO LAUNCH
ONLY TWO BOATS
Rain was falling in torrents, gale
was blowing and the seas were noun
famous when the vessel hit the rocks.
Distress rockets Immediately fnred
above the Rohilla, attracting the coast
guards, but as the sea CONTINUED violent
il Was possible to launch only two
boats from shore. These boats brought
back all the people they could cary.
Most OF. the ships boats were crushed
In, attempt sto launch them. and only
one Sot away. bearing n handful of.
survivors. Even these had to be
dragged up the beach, as the boat cap.
sized In the breakers.
For four hours members of the crew
and others could be seen clinging to
the rigging, their plight becoming more
desperate as the tide rose.
In an effort to reach them the life-
sayers shot many rockets. Then at $3.50
o'clock the inevitable camc--thc ships
hack broke.
Its believed that most Of those on
board perishcd. Eleven physicians were
among them, 1t is said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-31
DIRECTOR OF MINT RESIGNS.
George w. Roberts VIII Go with
National City Bank. IS.

WASHINGTON, October 40
.E Roberts. OF Fort Dodge. Iowa, spia. Il.
rector ofethe Mint. has resigned, il!
was Rnnounoed at the Trea sury De
partment tosday that tho resignation'
would be effective when accepted by
President Wilson, ~ ~
Mr. Roberts probably will return to
,he hanking business which he LETT
In 1910 to become Director OF the
Mint for the second time. His f.rsfi
service In that Office was from 1885
TO 1907, Mr. Roberts was consulted
,frequennny by officials OF the Demo
cratic adm ministrasion when the new
currency law was bein8 framed He
is Republican, but, 1t was stated an
the. Treasury his; resignatinn,tw was en-
tirelS. voluntary. 4 and would ~ h6 ao4
cepted, with regret q .
the president, of the National Ctr
B1ank,s OF New York, Il was anIounce
,to-nights n 4, I, I X ~. u lis !. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-31
RATE REHEARlNG ENDS
Commission VIII Consider Case Ne
Week for EARLY Decision.

3 WASHINGTON. October. 3o.-Rehear-
ing on the application of Eastern rail :
ways for general freight rate IN
crease, was concluded to-day before tho
Interstate Commerce Commission, Ii
liz expected the case will be considered
by. tho commission next week for an
earIy;dccision. S,t .rs,5f
: Clifford Thorne, speaking in the in
terests OF numerous shippers associa
lions. summed up tho opposition to The
advance. He declared nothing in the
way OF new Developments beyond the
European war had been brought out to
Justify the renewed appeal s..
George f. Rrownell of counsel, for
tho railroads. devoted much, of his ar
eument to the power OF the commission
TO. grant the relief sought on the gem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-31
GREECE MAY BE FIRST
NEUTRAL STATE S To DlCT
Turkeys Attitude Mikes 1t Probable
That Area of Conflict Will
Be Greatly Widened.
BULGARIA IN CURIOUS FIX
Question as to Italy's Remaining
Aioof Discussed In Newspapers.
New Complications Will Prolong
War md Increase It's Horrors.

LONDON. October. 40 5(11 p. M.).-The
complications of the European war
have been increased by the entrance
OF turkey into the conflict on the side
Breslau had bombarded Theodosia,
russia, Turkish dcstroyers sank the
Russian gunbont Donets In Odessa har-
Dor. and damaged three Russian and
one French tmerchantman.
No official declaration has yet been
made, but Turkeys action seems to
make 1t probable that the, area OF con-
hict may be greatly widened. 81 Tha Bal
Rams present such network of hostile
interests that Greece and the other
Ealkan nations may easily be drawn
INTO the vortex.
Greece, 1T is believed, Will likely be
the hrst state. now neutral to throw
her weight against the Ottoman army.
Bulgaria holds n remarkable position.
She is bound to Russia by racial ties
and to Great Britain by obligations for
diplomatic support In the last war, Her
interests and sentiment are violently
hostile to both Turkey and Greece.
AN attempt to invade the Caucasus
on one side and Egypt on the other is
tho program military men think tho
Turkish army is likelysto undertake..
Turkish forces haYo been gathered re-
Gently III Syria and Palestine, but
march across the Sinai Peninsula will
be n hard one. because the country vir-
,tunlly is desert
GREAT BRITAIN MUST
RAISE MORE MEN
The English papers are confident that
the, protection of the Suez; Canal against
raid and OF Egypt against invasion
are, well provided for; .;but they recog :,
nize5 that the addition. of Turkey to the
tGlllgerent forces probably. will pro-
long the war and. increase it's horrors
Thev that this on 10 prtt
must raise more men. Il. t,
How long Italy. can remain aloof is
another question that is. being asked
by the newspapers.
The Portuguese government describes
the Gcrmnn invasion OF Angola AS n
small affair. but it Is thought here
II may result In bringing Portugal
definitely into; the war on, the side
of the triple entente
News from the western battle line
tonight indicates that tho Germans
desperate attempt to- gain Calais and
command the English, Channel has.
failed for tho present. yrhe fiooding of
the valley of tho User Canal together
with the work of the British warships
and of the Relgian army along the
the Germans 70 withdraw, somewhat,
while the British and French are said
to- have been able to advanrs farther
Into the interior -pT, ~
The British naval force naaI.Nieuport,
consists OF three monitors; ;tbERe cruis-
ers and battleship with Twelve inch
guns. Destroyers. are protecting the
ships from attacks by GermSn 1subma- y
rines, which have been - lowering
around the coast.. ..,,,-..ss. :. ~;
German official report Says Dun
Kirk is preparing for a ;siego. ~ !,
No important Developments have heen
reported from Poland or, GaIiela to-
day.