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\ndv’* ♦»\pr**i%* all train* and
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Rl SSI \N DEATH TR \INS
MOVE WITH III'MAN CAIU.01
TOKIO, Jan., 2S— The death trail.s
constitute a fearful feature of the S:
berian railroad, says Colonel R. H.
Teusler. American R*'d Cross com mis ;
sinner to S’beria. Into these trains are |
packed at the front, sav, .r>00 refuse *s
most of them suffering rrom tvphu^ j
or some other disease and infested
with vermin.
The trains are sent eastward to
Vladivostok. None of no town** j
alone* the way want the refucre»»s t*
to be added to their own troubles so
the trains are passed alonff, the
refugees dvinjer on the wav. Ry the
time the train reaches Vladivostok
frequent1'* more than ha*f the suffer-1
ers have died. As the bodies are re
moved from the cars everv morniu".
fresh n^sseno-prs are likely to b*
thrust in their places.
Another feature of the suffer:n r
of the inhabitants. aceon^ne to Col
onel is the towns com nosed
of dutrouts which are to He found *n
many peaces. They constst ot r*in !
drods of holes doer in the "round in i
wb;ch the inhabitants are horded.
Smallpox is frequents amon" them.
Colonel Teusler sn*d that under
wear is one of the greatest needs of
the Serbian people. Many fcirls 0?
peonle formerly well-to-do are now
clothed in raps. If they could h»ve
rihb««t **d eiueple Uc#», he mid, I
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i* would help to support the morale
of the people.
( LAP! \ CHAMBER OF
TORTURE IS AT ALCATRAZ
NEW YOf^K, .Ten.. 2R— The Xu
tional C'vil Liberties Bureau, in a
statement published here declared that
iron torture chambers had been intro
laced hv Colonel R. P. Johnson, execu
tive officer at Alcatraz prison, San
F’-ancisco, in which conscientious ob
jectors to military service had been
p’ac^d.
The statement was made that Ro
b(‘rt Simmons, serving a ten-year sen
t* n<’e, was kent in one of these cham
bers in which it was impossible for
h'm to sit down, lie down or to stand
e »-ight. The chamber was absolutely'
dark and there was little air.
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\] \\— FATING WOLVES
TERRORIZE VILLAGERS
RO'iRAY. Jan., 2S— Raids bv «>.
nek of maneatimr wolves are causinr
terror amonfr the villagers of
R »mr, on the border of Nizam pro*
vi nee.
Pocont’v srvon worsens were kiRc I
•»»'d devoured, while manv others
xv>ro nt*aeVed hut esraned. A reward
o' ?0 rupees *’s offered to everyone
who kills a wolf.
G VS WEI LS ARE LOOKING
IT DOWN IN CALIFORNI V
FRESNO. Cal.. Jan., 28— Pr’nar.
ations for the drilling of five ve’ls in
the Tulare Lake region, south of here,
are beinjr made by the Pacific O’!
and Gas Companv and the California!
Natural Gm and Development Co.
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