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■ WHITE FLAG TREACHERY. United Press Association. Capetown, November 15.
Major Breedt and 46 Bristown Loyalists had a sharp engagement against Stadler with 260 rebels at Scliuitdrift. The rebels raised the white flag, and asked for an armistice to enable Moritz to be brought, so as to discuss terms-’ rtf surrender. Major Breedt agreed, hut after the Loyalists were recalled ' Stadler appeared with the \vhite flag and demanded Breedt’s surrender, because he was surrounded by superior numbers. Major Breedt thereupon ordered his men to reoccupy their positions, and this was accomplished, despite an attempt to cut them off. Meanwhile, fifty rebels, with the white flag in the rear, were disarmed by a ruse. Breedt then successfully retired, carrying off his transport, after inflicting severe losses.
Small parties of rebels have been captured on the Cape and Transvaal borders. HERTZOC CAPTURED BY DE WET (Received 8.15 a.m.) / Capetown, November 16. It is rumored that De Wet has made a prisoner of Hert/.og for adrising the .rebels to sun-
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 274, 17 November 1914, Page 5
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311Africa. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 274, 17 November 1914, Page 5
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