Evening journal., 1918-06-13
instruction in Department,

Instruction in Department.
The population is reminded that, by
higher order, all the inhabitants Of the
male sex, not under twelve years Of
age, are to salute politely, by uncover
ing their heads. all officers Of the Ger
man army. and also all funclionaries
having the rank Of officer
The commandant Of the town has as
certained that. in spite Of these in
strucilons. many men, and chiefly
young men, do not salute OF do so only
In an unsuitable manner.
Consequently. TO avoid annoyance
lennui) to themselves, the people are
requested TO conform strictly 10 the
orders OF which they are reminded
above.
Notice posted at Noyon. May ~, 1916;
"New York Times" July %, 1911
Deportation Orders.
In reading the following orders, it
should be remembered that the inhabi-
tants Of the portions OF France occu-
pied by the German forces were being
fed by American relief agents at the
cost Of the French government.
The attitude OF EnSland makes the
provisioning OF the population more
ami more dlfllcult
To reduce the misery. the German au-
thoritles have recently asked for yolun-
teers 10 go 10 work in the country
This offer has not had the success that
was expected.
In consequence Of this, the inhabi-
tants Will be deporled by order and re-
moved into the country. Persons de-
ported VIII be sent 20 the interior Of
the occupied territory in France. FAR
behind the front. where they viii be
employed in agricultural labor and not
IN any military work whatever. BY
this measure they will be given the op-
portunity to provide better for their
subsistence.
/ order. therefore. that no one may.
until further order, change his place
OF residence No one may absent him
self from his legally declared residence
from Q 2. m. 20 a. m. German time).
unless he Is In possession OF a permit
IN due form.
Inasmuch as this Is an irrevocable
measure, 70 IS IN the interest Of the
population itself 20 remain calm and
obedient.
Proclamation Of the military COM
nandcr, Lille. Nord, France. April, 1915;
Scraps Of Paper" pp. 32-33.
All the inhabitants Of the house, with
the exception Of children under four
teen and their mothers, and also Of
old people. must prepare themselves
for transportation in an hour-and-a-
halfs time.
An officer will definitely decide which
persons will be taken 90 the concentra-
llon camps. For this purpose all the
inhabitants OF the house must assem-
bic IN front OF it. In case Of bad
weather, they may remain in the pas
sage The door Of the house must re-
main open. All appeals win be useless.
No inmate Of the house, even those
who are not TO be transported. may
leave the house before 8 a. m. German
smel.
Each person WIN have right 90 30
Kilograms OF luggage; n anyones lug
gage exceeds that weight. it will an be
rejected without further consideration.
Packages must be separately made up
FOR each person and must bear an ad-
dress iegibly written and firmly fixed
on. This address must include the sur-
name and the Christian name, and The
number Of the Identity card.
70 is absolutely necessary that people
should provide themselves I'm Their own
interest with eating and drinking uten-
sis, as well as with a woolen blanket
strong shoes and linen Anyone attempt
Ing 90 evade transportation viii be pun
shed without pity.
Notice from the commanding officer
Of the communications depot. Lille
April, 1916; scraps OF Paper" pp
3i-3j.
Order TO Hill Prisoners.
Beginning with today, no more prls-
oners are TO be takeu. All prisoners
are 10 be put 10 death The wounded.
whether armed or not. are 20 be put 10
death. Prisoners, even where they are
organized i'm large units. are TO be put
10 death. No living man is 10 remain
behind US
Order Of the day, issued by Gen.
5tonger commander OF the 5Sth brig