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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-23

hattleship SlaVa which was sunk in a
naval engagement last Wednesday and
Wo other vessels presumably trans
ports which went ashore From its
new position the fleet is situated so
hat il may make q dash for the Gulf
II Finland around the western Es-
hunia coast or, If menaced by attack
rom the greatly superior German
units, take refuge again in the waters
Of Moon sound and play hide and seek
with the enemy.
Meanwhile the Germans have landed
forces on the Esthonia coast. pressed
back the Russian right wing slightly
and occupied the western portion Of
the Werder peninsula and that larger
landing along this coast is in antici-
patton is indicated by the statement
in the Russian official communication
that Russian patrol boats have seen
in The vicinity Of the Gulf Of Riga
large enemy naval forces conveying
transports.
More than l9o additional prisoners were
taken by the Germans in the conquest OF
Dago island. where also large numbers
Of gun and quantities OF war stores fell
into their hands.
In a speech delivered in London, David
Lloyd George. the British prime minister.
said he had carefully observed the situa-
ton and saw no peace terms in sight
which would lead to an enduring peace,
The temporary collapse of the Russian
military power, he added. had ended the
thoughts Of peace this year, but the entry
Of the United States into the war and
the decrease in effectiveness Of Germa.
ny's U-boats were factors which were
working in favor Of the Allies. The prime
minister said the way to shorten the wal
was to prepare for It as IL the struggle
were going to be a long one. He reiter-
ated that when the time for peace came II
must be a lasting peace and not a peace
which would he the prelude to a new
: and more devastating war
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-23
B0WDO|N ATHLETES
CALLED TO C0LORS

brunswick, Me, Oct. 22.-Bowdoin
college athletics received a serious set
back this afternoon, when members
Of the ordnance department, National
Guard, State Of Maine, the only de-
partment Of the service that had not
been called into active service, re-
ceiyed kilograms ordering them to
prepare for instant service. The tele-
grams advised them that full instruc-
tons regarding mobilization were be-
ing sent by mail.
There are only five enlisted men in
the ordnance department, and four Of
them are Bowdoin college athletes.
Sergt. Orren s. Donnell of Brunswick
IS captain and third baseman on the
Varsity baseball team. He IS also q
pole vaulter. Private Frank P. Bah
hitt Of Augusta Is quarterback on the
Varsity football team Private Per
cy F. Graves Of Brunswick last sea-
son was a promising candidate for
the Varsity baseball team. being a
left-handed pitcher. Private William
L. Ripley of Brunswick has been ca
the track team for two years, being
a pole vaulter.
The fifth member Of the ordnance
department is Sergt. Harold E. Laws.
who recently moved from Brunswick
to Lewiston to accept a position with
an undertaken in that city.
Major Gilbert NJ Elliott, who has
been in charge OF the ordnance depart
ment, has recently been transferred
and is now surgeon general on the
staff of Governor Milliken. The ord
nance department now has no com
missioned officer in it's personnel.
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high officials Of the department taking
the stand that the question was one Of
such magnitude that Attorney General
Gregory should pass upon it.
The effect OF the decision Of the collec-
tor would be TO make available for i'm
portation and consumption here the great
store of whIskey. cordials, liquors and
other distilled beverages produced abrca1
prior to the enactment Of the revenue
law. It also would permit importation
Of spirits distilled from Virgin island pro-
ducts either before or after the revenue
bill became law.
How far Mr.. Becker's Interpretation Of
the law became operative before the re-
call Of instructions is unknown. This in
structions were IS hours old when recall
ed. The collector at New York. for exam
PIE. had all Of today in which to permit
the entry OF distilled spirits into the coun-
try. Such admission applied not only to
importations arriving today hut also to
shipments reaching the United States
after the enactment of the food control
law and seized by customs officials to
await final disposition by the department.
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GEN.. PERSH|NG GOES
ON INSPECTION TOUR

American Training Camp In France.
Oct. 22.-(By The Associated PressD-
General Pershing has gone on a tour
Of inspection of the lines of commun.-
cation which Is expected to occupy
him several days.
The French government has placed
at the generals disposal for the pur-
pose a private railway car so con
structed h a an automobile may be
carried in 1t. When the general reach.
es the nearest point on the railway to
the place he is going. the automobile IN
rolled out and the journey finished In
the motor car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-23
Secret Service Men Run
Report Aver Fire Set

ton with the fire might be made in
a short time. The military officials
say there was nothing suspicious abou:
the fire, 1t was started they said, BY
the explosion Of an oil stove while
two medical officers were in the room.
Mew Mir, into Drills
New vim was pu: into the drills to-
Continued on Page s-Coi. y
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HOSPITAL FUND REACHES
$4,000 AS WORKERS CHEER

With Total of S50,339, George E. Macomber by
Telegraph Pledges Balance a n d Applause Is
Heard Blocks Away Norman L. Bassett
Reads Mr.. Macomber's Telegram and L e a d S
Eloquent Tribute to Assent Chairman of Au-
gusta's Most Magnificent Civic Achievement
Campaign Establishes Record by Number Of
Subscriptions, 2l94 Persons Giving to the Fund
to Save Hospital-Lova Feast Follows Victory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-23

Reports Just received from state
fuel administrators indicate IN many
sections q gratifying tendency down
ward in retail coal prices.
In Harrisburg and Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. retail coal prices have
been reduced.
Reduced in New York
in New York City prices have re
Gently been reduced by larger dealers
from 10 to ~ cents a ton on various
grades. and other dealers are meet
ing these new prices.
In Alabama, at Birmingham, Hunts
vile, Zelma. Schefleld, prices have
ton
DR.. Garfield said that reports of a
coal famine to Chicago were not borne
out BY official information and that the
coal on hand there, both anthracite
and hituminous, is greater than a year
ago.
boarding in Middle West
At the offices of the administration
today, it was stated that Investigation
had disclosed a dozen cases Of hoard
ing by industrial concerns in the Mid
ole West. The administration soon will
have Information from 10000 industrial
concerns showing how much coal they
month, etc The first remedy for hoard
ing will be the Suspension Of ship
ments TO the hoarders.
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List Of Those Lost

Dispatches from General Pershing
announce that the following were lost
in the sinking of the transport An
titles:
Casualties, civilian. r.. II. Cummings
emergency address unknown.
-Sergt. Otto Kleber, infantry; father
Paul Kleber, Berlin, Germany.
Sergt. Otto Miller, infantry; mother
Mrs. Mary Miller. Nordenhanl, Olden-
berg. Germany.
Corporal Abraham Ewartzberg, in
fantry; sister, Theresa Arico, New
York city.
Private Roy Cottrell, infantry;
mother, Mrs, Alfred Cottrell. Clinton
Ind.
Continued on Page 4-col. g.
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Washington. oct. o~o.-Ccolncss AID
quick maneuverirE ~ Commando"
Water H.. Varncu p~coha'i 7a,cd ne
American destroyer 'sF5.A from te-
struction in an encounter ""h a vet
man submarine i'll the va zone ~ prf.
is. the navy department vas advised
today by Vice Admiral Sims IN a re-
bort Of the fight. mea.re details OF
which were received last week,
Before she had an rpportunit' to
fire a shot the destroyer was nit on TIE
stern by a torpedo. which killed Gun
ner's Mate osmond Kelly Ingram
slightly w~oun1ing i've others " the
crew and put one engine out of COM
mission.
Searching for Submarine
The Cassin had been searching half
an hour for a submarine first sighted
five miles away when ComlnandeF
Vernon suddenly saw a torpedo 400
wards distant and making for the snip
at great speed. Realizing that MS
vessel vas in imminent danger oi be-
ing hit amidships and broken in two
the commander ordered full speed
ahead and the wheel hard over. rhe
patrol boat was just clear Of the tor
pedo's path when the prolectiie
preached on the surface. turned sharp
~ and hit its objective.
Recoverine quickly from the shock
of the explosion. the rsssin continued
the search, to be rewarded by the
showing of the U-boat's coming tower.
-Four shots were sent at the German
and two came s" close thai the sub
marine quickly went under again.
(Continued on PAGE Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-23

Aver. Mass. Oct. 22.-Secret service
agents were at the National Army
cantonmont at Camp Devens today.
running down reports that the fire
which destroyed the receiving ward
at the base hospital yesterday was set.
They refused to confirm or deny
statements that reports in connec-
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TAKE ALL 0BJECT|vES
IN new ATTACK ON GERMANS
Offensive Was Launched Southeast Of Poelca-
pelle and Northward Along Southern Borders
of Houtholst Forest-Near Poelcapelle Drive
Beyond Detectives Gains Important Ground
Russian Fleet Strategy Successful

The British and French forces in
Belgium have delivered another at
tack against the German front north
east of Ypres and have captured all
their detectives, consisting of many
strong positions. The offensive was
launched southeast of Poelcapelle and
northward along the southern borders
Of the Houtholst forest. The fighting
front covered a distance Of about a
mile and a half with the French OPP
Grating on the northern and tile Brit
ish on the southern end.
Beyond Their Objectives
Near P~oeicapellc they drove beyond
their objectives and gained important
ground. The French troops took the
southern d~efenses of the Houtholst
forest and IN addition a series Of for
titled farms. The attack BEGAN as has
been customary in the early hours Of
the morning following a heavy bonn
h~ardnont Of the German positions and
apparently the Allies met with only
slight resistance.
The gains of ground were quickly made
and afterwards there was only a feeble
reaction by the German artillery.
The violent artillery duels between the
F'rench and the Germans along the .Aisne
sector and in Nerdun front continue. but
the infantry Of neither side has done any
thing more than carry on small ra,ding
operations.
Likewise in the Austro-1talian theatre
and IN Macedonia COMPARTMENTS prevail
almost exclusively, although in the latter
region the British and French troop;
daily are carrying OUT with success raids
into the enemy territory.
Russian Fleet Strategy
The Russian Gulf of Riga fleet. which
last week apparently was bottled UP il
Zoo Sound by the German naval forces,
has made its way out Of the sound and
IS now guarding the northern entrance to
the sound of Wormso island.
The Russian vessels made their es-
cape without further losses than the
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serve Tso PURPOSES

."H 'al<ar upon authority 70
provisions ~ existing law
"'Nsross during the clos
ne session, Will serve the
'FN'" ~ replacing American
'AdiRwn for overseas ser
renewing many ships ~ the
'cesSlU 81 going between
ports empty or only partial
BOARD designated Ed
'r' i'S drector Of opera-
minister Tho new act and
W. Will begin the work
o. r. re Atlantic, Pacific
,Af 'raie' will be materially af-
NafNa vas exempted specidcaI.
a. - Congress
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U, s. S. CASS!N
Destroyer Fought u
Boat in War Zone

Official Announcement By Navy De-.
partment Tells Story Of Encounter
and Praises Commander Vernon for
Saving vess.i-Men ted for Cool
ness and Leadership Qualities
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The Strike Situation

The Strike Situation
The following telegram summarizing
the Middle West strike situation was
received by Dr. Garfield from John z.
White. president Of the United Mine
Workers Of America, who is dealing
with the situation from his %headquar-
tiers az indianapolis:
Al miners resumed work in In
diana this morning and practically in
OHIO. Latest reports from Illinois are
liza; ali mines are resuming in line
with our instruct ons.'
The strike situation In the South
vest is unchanged. so far as the gov
is advised, he men there
holding cut under advice Of their lead
ers on account Of the operators pen
atty against strikers.
Statement on Retail Prices
pr. Garfield issued this statement on
retail prices:
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BRITISH BOMB
NAVAL WORKS
AROUND OSTEND

London, Oct. 22.-British forces car
ried out a b~ombardment Of the naval
works at Ostend yesterday, it was Of
fcially announced today. Photographs
taken show the results of the bonn
bardment to have been satisfactory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-23
RATE ADVANCE
EASTERN ROADS
is REOPENED

Washington, Oct. 22.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission today ordered
re-opened the Is per cent rate ad-
vance case for eastern carriers.
The date Of first hearing in the case
was set for Nov. 5th at Washington.
Other Roads May Ask Relief
Favorable action by the commission
in the case of eastern roads is regard
ed here as certain to result in the III
ing of applications for higher rates by
western and southern roads. Western
roads, already FESTIVE in the face OF re-
duced net earnings, have signihed in
formally their intention of asking for
relief.
officials here believe that a move by
western roads TO share IN the eastern
lines application is not improbable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-23
Striking Coal Miners Back
Retail Prices Going Down

Washington. oct. 22.-Fuel admints-
traitor Garfield announced today that
all coal miners have esumed work in
Indiana, practically in Ohio and all
r.iners are resuming work in Illinois.
He said reports from all sections indi-
cate a gratifying tendency downward
In retail coal prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-23
PASSES Minimum
Boston Takes SGT, SAL
900 Second Liberty Loan
Auau.ta Subser'bes s462.o0o and Wat.
ervilIe s1cO,coo-Massachusetts State
Guard Eenins Drive-Oevotlon Civil
War Veterans

Boston, Oct. 22.-Roston today passed
it's minimum allotment for the Liberty
loan Of sSs, 345, 900 with a total sub
~scription of ss7,s41.oco For the whole
federal reserve district the total re-
ported was s1s5, $4,000, which is siI5.-
900, 900 short Of the minimum. Among
the subscriptions received today was
one for $4,000 from Col Eduard l..
Logan, commanding the l0lst lnfan-
try regiment and two subscriptions for
$1,000 each from Color Sergearts George
n. Lyman, Jr., and Frank y. Phelan Of
the same command.
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Devotion Of Old Veteran

Civil War Veteran John W Pike
marched up to the Liberty cottage on
Boston Common today and demon
strated that the old spirit Of devotion
of the army of the Potomac with which
ne had fought in many Of its hardest
battles was burning as brightly as
ever.
II am getting on" he said, and have
no kin to whom 10 cave ms propert
and ! want to leave it to my country
All have I have put into the Lihertv
lean Of both issues. I alreadv he o.
taken 500 of the rev issue and | want
Uncle Sam to have II all when | an
gone"
He asked for help in carrying out his
and in a short time he was
taken before a LAWYER and Lad drawn
ZIP and signed his will making the
United states government his L.
gatee.
The Massachusetts state Guard be-
gan its drive for the loan today. Ten
thousand officers and mon volunteered
CONTINUED on Page Col. 81
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THE WEATHER

Forecast: Fair Tuesday ard prob
ably Wednesday: colder Wednesday.
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CLASSIFICATION
New Draft Regulations
DivIlged P~rematurely

- .cussed Them at Din.
,h,u: Intending 20 Make
pubjto-show Every Man
,-s- Class 10 Which He Be-
ard orasr . n Winch Glasses
g. CaJod
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-08
OTROS CUATRO DE LOS BARCOS
ALIEN IE9TERNADOS
OUEpARAN ARREGLADOS

WASHINGTON Mayo 7.-Otros
cuatro de los barcos alcmanes que
han sido confiscados por cl gooierno
americana, qucdaran listos para pyes
tar ~scrvicIo en- los mares, en- este
mes. Ell Console Naval do a Ia pr
blicidad una declaration anunciando
que cl "Maia," dc 2.555 tone,aaas ha
sido "a rcpara1o y que denrro dc
diez dias qgcdara listo tamb!%n 81
Armenia" de 5.l54 toneladas.
FL Arcadia" dc 5,45G tonciadas
Y e, "Nassovia" de &,904 tonciadas,
scrin rcparados 10 mas faPidamertc
possible para que scar utili@ados
dcsde luego sus scrvIcics,
I'm acuerdo sc tomo en- la Camara
de Diputados para que Sc honga a dis
custom hoy una resolution Dor ia t Ial
Sc autoricc a ~prcsldcntc para haccr
uso de los barcos aicman4s cOnf!$ca-
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-08

~aeroplano brit4nico cgaza ia :ircs
como u una milIa o dos dc Ia c%la-
ci6n de un globo c~autivo aleman. 50
lanzan aerogramas de s0corro Y Sc
hacc descendcr ell globo con toIa IA
vclocidad possible.
FL photo no Sc dej6 frustrar en- su
intento por los a,emanes. CuanGo Sc
hallaba ccrca del globo Sc ]enconira-
ba sOlamentc a veinte pics del sueio
Y aun descendi6 mas a pesar de las
ametralladoras, que arrGjaban n
lluvia de balas blindadas.
E. gldho empcZo a huMear por va
rias parties Y ell aviador britanico Sc
diyigia contra e. otra vez cuando un
proyectil lie alcanzo la maquina. 81
photo Sc arreglo de manera para rc-
gresar a sus lineas como un pichon
hcrido, 10 que no ie impidio cruIar
las lincas de combate q menos dc Gin
cUenta pies.
Como que Sc trata de an homV"e
que pertenecc 4 Ia marina en- {. !E,r-
tc Official, al describir su regreso TO
mo-: de a"ribada forzosa."
Otros avIadOres han atacaHo re-
cientementc globos alemanes que cs-
taban en- terra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-08
Deatro de- un mes Sc envia55 81
primer eOntingente de tropos
|. americans aFrsnci2
Dicha part;Ja coastord de 20, 900 ho7 brss y Sc esper1 que
esflr5 'iyt1 para partir para eI da diez del sat-GHte

"a De 10000 hombreS parcia.meL.te
~instruidos Y p~reparados, para euviar-
So q Francia=
Las noticias references q que e.
Estado Mayor General del Ejercito
habia cambiado de pareccr Y cue
ahora favorecia cl envio de ana pc
auena fuerza militar a Francia. iuc-
ron refutadaS anoche en- esta capital.
Sc admiti6 sin embargo que. mien-
tras ell Estado Mayor General Sc afr
ma en- su opinion primitiva de que
seria IN error, considerable Ia cues
ton desde I'm punto de vista miiitar.
yarios oficiales de dicho EstadO Ma
yor. han llegado a Ia conviction ne
que tai plan cuenta COY ventajaS que
probablemente sobrepasan a las des-
ventajas que pudiera tener. La cues
ton relativa al transportc dc esa GUer
"a. todavia no Sc habia tornado IN
consideration por Ia Secrctarla de
Guerra, hasta anoche. Sabcse sin m
barge. que Inglatsrra ha ofrerldo
81 uso de t~ranSportes navales que an
teriormente emple6 para las tTopas
canadienses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-08
Ell 3=CUND0 AN;VE25hElO lei
f!UMDiMiENTO DEL LUST
TANIA.

NuEVA YORK. Mayo i. 10y ia
&C dos amos que 81 trasat!ant;co 'Lu-
~sitan;a" de "A Linca CInard. fiG
cchado Il piqUe por in submarine
aleman, frente a las costRs meridio-
nalcs de Irlanda.
Ell aniversario de asa catascrofc
Sc he aprovechado aqui para Racer
propaganda al ?eclutamIcnto' recar-
dandose que l24 vidas amer!csnas
que p~erecicron en- csc hundlmiento,
cstan aun clamando venganza.
E. "Lusitania" caminaba con rGm-
DO a Liverpool cuando fue atacado
por Ell submarine teuton. En- el bar
CO iban 1859 personals, de las cuales
1857 eran pasajeros y el resto tri--
p~ulacion. Ell numero de victlmas cue
hubo en- esa catastrofe fue de 1893,
de las cuales 1875 eran paSajeros. De
estos "a eran ninos. El numero de
vidas americans que Sc perdicron
ALI, fue de 124.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-08
UN AEROPLANO ALEMAN AFRO
10 BOMBAS CERCA DE
LONDRES.

LONDRES. Mario 7.-Un aeroHta-
no enemigo arroj6 caatro JoTHOas
explosives al noroeste dc esta capital
hoy en- la mariana. segun die un i'll
forme Official publicado esta tarae.
FL texto de dicho boietin es como ST.
que:
En- las primeras ho~as dc Ia ma
mana de hoy aparecit sobre los SUI
bur6ios del noroeste de esta capital
= arroj6 cuatro bombas explosives.
IN aereoplano aicmar.
Tn hombre resu!ta mucrto y otro
norabrc ' ana mujer heridos. L:ge-
ros destrozos fueron causados 81 IA
propiedad."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-08
Los ingleses capturaron la Villa de
BuIiecourt despues de un combate
cuerpo a cuerpo con los teutones
La lucha ha continuado liorandose al oriente de
esa posici6n, favorablemente para los britanicos
LAS 1ROPaS DEL GENERAL RIVELLE Sc EHcuEH.
TRAN A SEls MllaS De lA0H:

sido rechazados 20 ataques pOr las
tropas del general NiveIle.
La lucha ha sido extrSndinar:a-
mente severa en- Ia region del Canine
De las Damas Y al orienta Ge Sois-
sons. FL numero de p~riSioneroS he
chos por los f~ranceses durante IL IL
TINA Ease de su ofensiva. pasd de
5000 hombres Y segun dice e. infor-
me de referencia, desde e. is de
Abril proximo paSado el total de pr!-
s:oneros asciende q $4,000.
Los t~eutoneS reconcentraron sus
esfuerzos aver en- la mahana. en- SuS
ataques al occidente del frente fran
ces. en- Ia region de LaffauX Y Dor
Ia tarde en- el sector comprend,do
entire Braye Y Craonne. Este eSfuer-
20 del enmigo no tuvo eXito sin en-
barge. pues los ~franceses lograGoH
rechazar uno tras otro sus ataGueS.
causandole al enemigo enormeS baiaS
V conServanGo ~aQue,los. despues de
dos horas de la mas dura llcha. to-
das suS posiciones intactas.
Sc concibe CUE los a'enanes sen
desarrollando- una resistencia IAN
desesperada en- esta region, purS 81
los franceses llegaran a captufaf
Allemant Y Pinon, quedaran en- posi-
bilidad de flanquear toda la Inca
G,,e eytiende al norte hacia San Gum
tin.
En- el ala derecha los batalfC0es
alemanes emprendieron tamblen I'M
ataque sobre IA alQueria de Froid-
mont, que les fue quifada aver 7or
los f~ranceses habiendo inlciaGo cSa
maniobra desde el bosque de F!la.n.
que Sc e]ncuentra entire ChvregnE y
la Colina 1875. En- esa acci6n 81 ene
migo fue materialmente aniqulla,io.
FL famoso Canine de las Damas.
Ia lave de toda esa seccidr. 81 en-
cuentra ahora en- gran parte. en- po-
der de las tropas ~francesas. En- al
gun6s puntos esas tropas han do
mas adeiante de esa Inca. La pose
sion de csc Canine fuG 10 que hizo
-Gue los asemanes pudieran ~resiStir
los ataqueS de Jos franceses por mc-
enc tempo en- eSta region. La sofa
captura de eSa posicion muescra ia
importancia de Ia victoria ~aicanzaia
por el general NiveI'c. en- !as ja7a!!as
del sabado Y domingo ultimos.