Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-04-04
FORMER EMPEROR AND CROWN
PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM
WILL FACE HIGH COURT.
GERMAN U-BOATs sAILTou.s.
Yanks Halt Red Revolt in Germany.
Bandits Get $4,000 in Detroit.
{. Other Late News From
over the World.

William VIII De among JHOS6 WHO VIII
be tried by the high court which the
German national assembly will create,
Paris newspapers say. Former For
cign Minister Zimmerman also will be
brought before the court
A Berlin dispatch reported the Ger
man government would create a court
of investigation for Germans accused
Of crime during the war who had re.
quested investigation of their cases. 1t
aas said the court would try Gen. Luz
dendorff, Admiral Tirpitz, former
Chancellor Won Bethmann-H Hollweg,
former Foreign Minister Won Jagow
and others.
Washington. Five surrendered Ger
man submarines left England for the
United States manned by American
crews and conveyed by the American
submarine tender Bushnell.
They are expected to arrive in Amer
lean water late in April and will be
displayed at ports to be selected in
connection with the next Liberty loan
campaign.
s.ss
ondon.--Action by American troops
looking after Russian prisoners in Ger
many is believed to have nipped In the
bud an important Bolshevik plot, Q
cording to an Exchange Telegraph {
patch from Berlin.
~ The Spartacans in Spandan, the ritorl
sage states. had planned a big Ri
intending to arm several thous fr
Russians from the Ruhleben can
The Americans, however, rushed IL,
Russians on board trains and scattered
them under the Americans throughout
Germany
The Spartacans, the dispatch adds,
had intended to spring their revolt as
a means of backing up the Hungarians
in their Bolshevil,i move.
Detroit. Mich.-Six armed bandits
held up branch of the Commonwealth
State bank here and escaped with a
sum reported to the police to exceed
10000, after having locked IL per-
Sns, including patrons as well as at
tacbes of the bank, in a vault.
Washington-Atto General Pal
mer, disclosing that about 1000 enemy
aliens were. interned during the war,
said paroles would be granted to some
500 Of the harmless class, others would
be repatriated and 900 dangerous per.
sons would be held indefinitely, includ-
ing about 200 professional members of
the l. w. w. or anarchistic organiza-
tion whose cases would be referred to
the department of labor with view
to their deportation.
Chicago. Bethlen, claiming
to, be a countess of Austria-Hungary,
vas taken to the Chicago hospital for
the insane, having been adjudged of
unsound mind by the court. Countess
-Bethlen @asiarrestedN by sfederal agents
a week ago as the result of a threat
ening letter mailed to President Will
son.
Paducah, Ky-Shriners in Paducah
and throughout Western Kentucky are
planning for their great conclaye in
this city on May 20.
Brussels.-Six thousand Belgian civ
ilians died during the war as the result
OF German ill treatment, according to
an official report made in the chamber
of deputies. Seven thousand children
were made orphans and 125,00O men
were deported from Belgium by the
Germans.
The indemnity which can be claimed
from Germany by Belgium on this ac-
count is estimated at 100000
francs. The minister of economic af-
fairs declared that all damages will
be fully indemnified by the Germans.
49,
Philadelphia Caught in 6D-rhile-
an-hour gale, the steamship Joseph ].
Cuneo sank near the harbor refuge at
Delaware breakwater. The cargo OF
1900 punches of bananas, valued al
$4,000, was destroyed, but the boat
may be salvaged
ssssa
Grand Rapids, Wis.--szoram Law
renee killed a wolf near his home with.
in the city limits. The animal had
heen seen several times, but was
thought to be a. dog. More wolves are
reported In the neighborhood and an
'organlzed hunt may be heas