HOLLAND.

Oct. 18--Government anxious to be relieved of care of Belgian refugees;

is urging them to return home.

Oct. 19--Cities are feeling the strain of caring for Belgian refugees.

Oct. 28--Army massed on the border because of fear of invasion.

Oct. 31--Ammunition is seized from interned French and Belgian

soldiers.

Nov. 7--Soldiers protest to the German Minister at The Hague against

alleged atrocities of German troops on the Belgian border.

Nov. 8--Scheldt River is being guarded; new intrenchments are being

made; canals are guarded.

Dec. 3--Rioting in Belgian concentration camps; troops kill six Belgians

and wound nine.

Dec. 7--Government loans wheat to Belgium.

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