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HELD FOR MURDER
LONDON, April 15—A great hue
and cry has been raised about trying
for murder the crews of the German
submarines which have torpedoed
merchantmen. The popular clamor
has been that this course should be
followed, and by segregating the crew
of the U-8 recently captured, the Ad
miralty intimated that conviction
would be sought. Mut, in the opin
ion of Sir Herbert Stephen, it would
be irregular and illegal.
"First,” says Sir Herbert, “as to
the allegation that these prisoners
are murderers. You cannot commit
murder without killing somebody, and
I am not aware that these prisoners
or any of them have ever killed any
body.
“I am practically sure that they
have not done so within the Jurisdic
tion of the Central Criminal Court,
1. e„ in England or within three miles
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of the coast, and if so they could not
be convicted.
“Piracy is not in itself a capital or
fense. The definition in English 1
law, of piracy, is extremely vague,!
but this much is certain, that all def-;
initions of it heretofore essayed have
obviously referred to matters occur
ring during peace, and not warlike op
erations.”
The writer adds that, if empowered
to act by parliament the authorities '
could doubtless “do something very
appropriate and impressive to the
prisoners of the U-8, and I daresay it
might be deserved; but if it were
done, it would have to be done through
some kind of court martial.”
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FIFTEEN KILLED IN
STREET CAR
COLLISION
DETROIT. April 15—Fifteen passen
gers were killed last night by a crowd
ed street car colliding with a Toledo
& Ironton freight train at a crossing
in this city. The dead number elev
en women and four men, with three
other men in a dying condition. The
accident was caused through the care
lessness of a student motorman.
DISEASE IS WORSE '
TRAN IRE BULLETS
BERLIN, April 15—An anti-vermin
fund 1b the latest and most unusual
products of the war. It has been
started by the central committee in
charge of gifts to the soldiers, which
has appealed to every German in the
empire to contribute at least one mark.
The biggest banks in Berlin, with
branches in every large city, have
been made the depositories and ag
ents.
The unique fund is the outcome of
almost pitiful appeals from the sol
diers in the east, increasing in num
ber every day. Worse than hunger, I
thirst or sickness, they say, is the,
terrible scourge that has ' attacked i
them and against which they are
powerless. Supplies of materials for
combatting the pest have been ex
hausted and at present there are no
funds on hand for the purchase of
more.
The appeal that has gone out is j
headed: “Give Quickly! The need
is Urgent!" It is believed to be
the largest campaign of its kind in
history. Not only are the soldiers
suffering terribly, but when Invalided
back home they are likely to spread
disease.
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STEAMER WATSON ARRIVES
AND SAILS SOUTH
The steamer Admiral Watson ar
rived from the westward about noon
today and sailed south an hour later.
The outgoing passengers were Dem
ing Wheeler, Frank Lawton and John
Sigurd, for Yakutat, and A. Shyman,
for Juneau.
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an hla recent trip, which coat him hla life.
MUSIC HATH CHARIIAS
FOR MENTAL FACULTIES
LONDON, April 15—Music ns an aid
In the recovery of mental faculties
lost as a result of harrowing exper
iences at the front, is being usea
with success at the hospital for par
alysis, Malda-Valfe, London.
The hospital authorities pointed
to the case of bandsman A. O. Rey
nolds of the 2nd Wiltshire Regiment,
as typical of cases of this class. He
was buried in a trench for thirteen
hours hy the explosion of a German
shell at Ypres, and for three weeks
afterwards his mind was a complete
blank. He was brought to London
ind given "treatment” with the piano
ind other musical instruments.
Pieces of music which had been
played to him were left In his room
ind on his bed. Gradually ho began
o read the musical notation and lat
;r the ordinary printing.
WRITES OF CONDITIONS
IN CHISANA CAMP
Charles E. Hirdning, writing from
Chisana, glve£‘the following informa
tion regarding conditions there:
“I see no more in sight than at
last writing. None are coming Into
the camp. I don't see anything new.
Those who are working In deep ground
have not reached bedrock. No wood
has been hauled, and there will be no
grub brought in. Neither are there
any horses in the camp, and no horse
feed at present. I have some logs
cut and I do not know bow I am going
to get them hauled. The snow is
very light—hardly enough to cover
the rocks.
"Uncle Sam’s boarding house—the
jail—Is still in operation, and is the
busiest hotel in town. The weather
was warm all winter.”
Eresn shipments or corn on the cob
at Kinney’s.
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LONDON. April 15—Edward Mc
Hugh, the famous land reformer and
trade unionist, died here today. Mc
Hugh was a personal friend of Henry
George, and did much to sprend the
doctrines of the great single-tax lean
er. He also was a powerful Influence
In the organization of the Longshore
men’s Union in the United States.
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