Towards eleven o'clock Dubuche, arriving at last, contributed the finishing touch to the general frost.

Half an hour later the Meteorological Bureau put out a general frost warning over the radio.

Red Army soldier Pilyugin said: ' General Frost is happy to help us.

At the end of that time General Frost concluded to capitulate.

General Frost surrendered his men and stores, including twenty cannon.

General Frost remained on his farm and took no part in the Rebellion until relieved from his parole, several months later.

At that hour General Frost, the Rebel commander, was surprised at the appearance of an overpowering force on the hills surrounding his position.