The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16

OF al the acts Of indccency 10 which
We had 10 submit; worst Of all Of
Tenders was the commissioner OF police
matcrnes. who numerically maltfeat-
ed al those who opposed his immoral
designs"
The royal Hungarian ministry NJ
the interior obtained IN Japuary II,
1915 n report OF "the murder OF in
Cruise. Anglers. nastide-St. Pierre. Ia
Courtine, GARRISON. and Orville.'
In Great Britain, insufficient food
and accommodations. Il II claimed.
were accorded the informed nationals
NJ Davenport and Newbury.
colonel Hnincs," presumably IN
charge Of the detention campa). Rays
n letter from Baron GIskra TO Count
Berchtold. would have been quite
willing to do something for tho pris-
oncrs. but his Humanitarian impulses
were checked by Lord Kitchener"
similar complaints are made Of
treatment Of prisoners az Dorchester
ana the Douglas concentration camp
! On the Isle Of Man.
In Russin, the intelligence depart
mcnt Of the Austro-Hungnrinn gem
eral staff learned Of "%bnrbarous treat
mcnt Inflicted on tho informed Mt or
cnhurR. whore typhus and starvation
depleted their ranks hv the hum
dreds.' IN Serbln besides rough
treatment. plundering md insufficient
food. compulsory naturalization was
enforced, prisoners Of war were rob-
bed, badly fed. and forced Ia DO work
for military purposes"
Twcnty-seven cases uf violations by
Russia of the laws Of wn-fnre and
eighteen Instances In which Serbia
ana M|ontenerro are accused ~ vnrl-
Gus atrocities are given In detailed ar
nduvits selected from many more
mndc 10y soldiers. officers ana civilian
officials. These include. In Russia. not
only the use az dum-dum bullets, mr.
Ing on the Red Cross flag and ambu-
lances. but organized lootinp and Kill
ing of civilians and numerous au-
thonticated cases OF rape
Gases are recorded of footing and
killing directed especially against
Jewish civilians who also were fore
po under the lash 90 work In the
trenches during their holidays, AT
. r|D,itics committed by the Cossacks.
ae %tssinatio1s and rub1erics and wan
ton destruction, an supported by con
crete instances were verified. IL is
claimed. after the Austrians rcoccu-
pied the invaded territory where the
alleged violations had occurred.
Iu Serbia and Montenegro. the par
tinipatiol of the civilian population In
tlr lighting. tho misuse or the white
flag. usc 90 cartridges filled with wire
nails and pieces ct yitriol Of copper.
torture ul prisoners. the p%oisoning of
wells with dead bodies and mud. the
tring upon tAs army service corps by
women and children. mutilution of
bodies and WaltroItmcut of prisoners
of war with insufficient food ana ace
commodation, complete the list of
atrocities complained of by the Aus
trian army. Under the head OF "Nio-
latiuus ot the Laws of warfare com
plant De- made that Russia refused a.
recognize Austr!ans described as IN,
Polish and Rumuniar lcsions ~ bel
liFcronts. The Russians are aecusr,
of hanging them whenever thcy
catch them
"Thc Rumnnlau l%egions. not less
than the Polish lcgious. SAYS IN,
book. comply not only with an thu
requirements of The Hague Conyen'
ton In regard to 70 volunteer corps
s bot form q part OF the army itself
Charles are also mad, AGAINST the
) Russians of "rI'cruus acts of terror
isu' against Greok Catholic iu Buk.
"UIua.
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