White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06

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rived The noneorns. clerks. and billet
rtiefs were all working hand ia hand
with fhe propsgandis, leaders. the pnD-
crzl u whom Sss zone other than
Captain Won Tzuscher. the German
Americas sAaf vas implicated Ia the
plot 10 blow up q bridge IN Detroit,
Mich
sCsptain Won Tsusch<r was caught
WIN . suitcase ~ dynamite He va.
tined, but the Jury failed TO find I'D
tent aat released him. He was later
ordered out Of the United statesD
pre-osrman Papers In Camp.
@Captain Won Tsuscher made several
attempts to introduce the Continental
Times and the American In Europe
into Rsstatt, but we told him point
blank We would stand for no German
propagandist paper In the place"
When Sergeant Halyburt0n and his
comrades first reached Rastatt they Or
ganized and demanded that the SER
Kesnt be given command over all the
American prisoners. They were 80 per-
sastent that the Prussian general gave
his consent. Sergeant Halybnrton i'm
mediately 0usted the pro-Germans and
replaced them with true American col.
oilers.
I'VE perfected q crude but efficient or.
g~snization." said Sergeant Halyburton.
"When the srmistice was signed We
had q hand-picked intelligence stan Of
10 men working 10 the camp. an
Yankees we knew to be absolutely free
from Prussianism. We beat the Hun
propa IA ndists at their own game. II
was the duty Of these men to preach
into the ears Of erery prisoner the true
facts On prison life In Germany and to
teach every young Hun soldier that he
met. that Il would be essentially bet
Ten for him to surrender to the Amer.
leans when he got into action. The
Yanks impressed them with vivid stor-
Ter of kind treatment and wonderful
food for every prisoner taken by our
forces. We met many young Germans
end ! firmly believe our propaganda
bore fruit among them"
Fought With P~ropasandIsts.
I'VE worked night and day to defeat
the p~ropagandIsts at Rastatt," said the
sergeant, "abd nulIify their work. II
the army officials conduct an inquiry. I
am positive they will obtain a great
deal Of surprising information on Ras-
TAFT and the careers Of some Of the
khaki-clad men that ~sojourned there"
Sergeant Halyburton interfered 30
much with the propaganda work at
Rastatt that he was sent to Heuberg
(Bsden) and confined In a "strafe"
camp. Private Charles A. Geoghegan,
Company b. Eleventh engineers. who
acted as his "adjutaDt," WIS sent with
him. They were forecd 10 do hard
manual labor, Insnlltt eDntlnuous.y
and given lnsuficer 10 subsist
on.
10 Recommended lotion.