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FATUS, Mar., 12— Hy A. P.— Trait
or: to tho United States worked
among: Am riean prisoner? in Ger
many endeavoring to win thorn to tho
German cause.
\Vh n they failed to convince thorn
r :* the right of tho Hun other agents
ought to spread the doctrine ot Bol
i! o'ism.
And when this failed every effort
was n ude to break the morale of th?
VVif
SEWARD, ALASKA.
LUMBER and BUILDERS
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nan imprisoned, through cruelty and
abu q.
Sergeant Edgar M. Halyburton
the 10th U. S. infantry, who was a
irisoner in the camp at Rastatt, Ger
many, tMis the story of the German
»vonoganda there and of the disloyal -
tv of two American soldiers.
According to Halyburton Private
'Mcholoff. 23rd infantry, and Private
Main*, 1*th infantry, were traitors to
♦ ho United States and co-operated
ith Cantain von Taueher, the Ger
man pronoganda chief at the camp, to
reduce the morale of the other Ameri
cans.
Neither Nichoff nor Halas were
Vniovioans. Nichoff, whose real nam*
was Minchoff, was a Bulgarian. He
tried to enlist under his own name at
tVfr i.bnco . K and was not accept
ed b”t succeeded in buying the citiz
i'1' Mu pauers of a man named \i*ho
lorf and enlisted under that name. Ha
vp<? of Austrian origin and enlist
'd pi C dumbns , Ohio.
Pofh pnen dnserted to the Gn»'man
r»»*d furmshed valuable inform
•*rion t > the enomv. At the camn thov
"• v' ctro^advocates of the German
•* . •<-% -»r*d private Hal as was known
o mod** f»enuent overtures to the
M-eUojMtioj, t0 returnd to Austria as
:i r.ried for his work.
“AM the other Americans with
Ko*r» 1 came in contact with in Go*
• foueht the Hun propogandr
“to tie last ditch.” The weak one
•mv* kept down and the propagan
M t? f *und it impossible to use them
as their tools,” says Halyburton.
“The moialc of ninety per cent of
the Americans was admirable. They
were splendid examples of Uncle
Sam’s soldiers of whom their country
can justly be proud. They worked
night and day to curb von Tauchcr’s
work.
“With other nationalities it was
the practice of the Germans to place
pro-Gormans in charge of the prison
ers. The men in charge of the prison
ers at Ra: taat were at all times ab
olutelv reliable. They were true Am
ericas, first, last and always.”
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LESS SNOW ON RANGES,
OF CALIFORNIA THAN HAS
BEEN KNOWN FOR YEARS
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VISALIA, CAL., March 7— Old
timers of this section, who arc exper
ienced in mountaineering, declare ii
jossib’e at the present time to make
he trip from the western slope of tin
Sierra Nevada in Tulare couty, across
he Mt. Whitney,, range into Ixme
tine, Inyo county, afoot. Such a trip
n other years would have been con
idered impossible but the pioneers de
tare there is less snow in the moun
ains this year than for a decade. The
j usual snow storfn period las passed
(with fall so Fg’.t a'- to create some
oncern among water users of the low
ands, who predict the irrigation
t earns will be very low during the
'ate summer.
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