The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-07
Trains Being Rushed by American Red Cross from Swift
zerland to Get $500 American Prsoners-The Brit.
ish Troops Have Entered Cologne.
TEN THOUSAND ARMENIANS
x ,v~. aux.
ARE KILLED BY THE TURKS
Alien Enemies at Interned Camps in the United Seates
VIII Not Be Released Except by Order from Presi-
dent Wilson.

London despatch says if the Allies insist upon the
delivery OF the former German Emperor and Grown
Prince to international court of Justice Holland will
YIELD but will first urge that the Allies content hensev-
with undertaking by Holland to intern them for
life IN one of the Dutch colonies according to Amster
dam despatch to the Express Holland it is understood
will suggest that they be placed island in the East
OF West Indies, where they will be guarded by Dutch
feet 1t is also expected that Holland will be asked for
compensation for permitting violation Of her neutrality
by allowing German troops pass through the Province
OF Lburg their retreat from Belgium and receiving
German ships from Antwerp. This Compensation may
be the cesslOn Of certain territory along the Belgian from
tier
A despatch from Washington says that the War De-
parment announced today that $4,000 major casualties
including killed in action died of wounds died of disease
other causes severely wounded and missing have not
yet been finally reported to the next of kin The
III minor caspaties is much larger it was added.
The official statement issued today shows that of the
total deaths 5O928 have been reported to the of KIM
Nth 1850 still to be reported Of the 1866 missing and
prisoners of 093 have been reported to relatives
but of the 18955 wounded only 694 have been cleared
Up finally.
"Ten thousand names of men seriously wounded and
reported by cable being held up because of dscrep
ances IN initials or enlistment numbers and 100000 men
less seriously wounded including many slight casualties
are stll to be drawn from the hospital records which
nave been forwarded by courier from France a4t
despatch from Paris says three sanitary trains
have been rushed by the American Red Cross from Swift
zerand to Rastatt where $500 American prisoners have
been confined They are loaded with food and clothing
he despatch says that more trains have been arranged
Washington despatch says that one of the last
steps IN progress toward peace will be the rehabilitation
OF the alien enemies held at internment camps They
will not be released by the Department of Justice until an
executive order is handed down by President Wilson
which not expected until the peace treaty has been
gned and approved The department has not announc-
eo the number OF men and women nterned during the
war and will not do so for the present
despatch from Amsterdam says the British troops
entered Cologne at 400 o'clock Friday AFTERNOON
washington despatch says that 100000 pounds
Of candy has just been started for the soldiers
Christmas
An Amsterdam despatch says that the disarming of
Field Marshal Mackensens army has begun in Hun
gary and the soldiers selling their equipment cheapIy
i An Amsterdam despatch says that the Turkish fore
es have massacred 10000 Amenians while evacuating
three towns in the Caucasus