The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1919, Page 6

~ > ! notariously ignored, or deliber easure Lo-flay * “If enlisted men generally DERN NC BR Lt EVILS OF THE UNITED STATES. COURTMARTIAL WILL BE EXPOSED IN OFFIGER’S TRIAL Captain Who Criticised Pyranny of System is ‘Arrested for Going Over Head of Colonel— “Assumption of Guilt” Before Soldier Is Tried Is Condemned in Letter to Secretary, Baker. By ¢. C, LYON { N. EL A. stau® correspondent, who was with the United States army in Eu- | t rope. At the United at Columbus, Ohic Doyle, ster cory is under i 11 by court mar: dol went over the h a Snare Sar sn ees RN eR IR NRE hty “Per Cent officer in denoun enlisted men in cour the treatment martial procee Captain Doyle a graduate of H a technical epg service WI when Ane decided that the time is ripe muplete martial system in the His « to brin through offi the alleged injustices that ure meted out to e Captain Doyle's ¢: torney tthew L. bus, hi written Secr Baker a strong letter denouncin anole court martial system and Captain Doyle as pune officer who is being persecuted for having the cour- age to ta the side of the enlisted man and to demand a square deal for | him. nu which he declare that all the of rourt martial wei {one of the offi ftorious for his abuse DOYLE APPEALED Colonel Johnson himself “will not even TO DEPARTMENT CHIEF | allow a sten her to be employed Captain Doyle has often acted as! to safeguard the interests of the ac- counsel for enlisted men on trial be- that the court acted in al fore army courts martial, Ina manner”; and he ended by | ¢ ease he took exception to wh: ccused boy | termed the “tyrannical sae “unbiased court mar- court had assumed toward the 1 was defending and’ he sought redress 1 Doyle himself now i. with severe penal- from, Colonel Franklin O. Johnson, | army post commander. ' Doyle's request for a stenographie | copy of all evidence was denied. He then went over Colonel Johnson's head and wired a protest to the com- manding general of the central depart- Py SAYS: | ieve that the manner and | | }imethod of courts martial at the Co- fo la meee ea lumbus barracks (which we believe to} : be typical of courts martial throughout | =| the entire country) will bear immedi- j ate investigation apd inspection, We Deliev h considerable reason, that ‘the interests of an accused enlisted man are not generally protected. “There are provisions in the articles | }of war iutended to protect an accused | 'iman, but most of these provisions are | erately dis- could speak without fear of reprisals, thou- sands of them would come forward to complain, of the manner in which they Ihave been tried, convicted and se | tenced by army courts martial. i ptain Doyle now f | openly “complaining | stices that are heaped ie on enlisted men by courts martial, the | i | “SPRING WOOLENS SPRING. 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They put out his eves or cut hig serious! n. | 2 Play with a taleumr powder ich powder is often deadly poison, Get within reach of the medicine] Play with pencils, He may fal | re the roof of the mouth, X With fire or watehes, 5 OPI Special Correspondence to N Cincinnati, Ohio, — rules for mothers will prevent SO per cent of all serious or fatal aecidents to children! That’s the lesson the child welfare | sare teaching Cincinnati moth- " Don't allow # child to play within in which € ‘incinati | re we ie vung Tajuids, or near ve: ity of! sels containing hot ywater. Sealding is are; the chief cause of infant deaths. Lit {Ue folks tumble into vessels of hot the) water left. careles#ly: about, or? pull j over. on themselves hot liquids: left on the stove within their reach, s of the coroner of Ham! + Ohio, | is located, show that the accidental deaths among due to scalding and smothe Automobile death or injur paratively ton count 1 occur in the very Mel Dan't Je a ehild alone! in” the child’s _mother—and Sould be easily presence of open - fires, “or “where prevented by care and forethougnt va} matches ean be reached. ~ Fire has it | her part. Here are the “Don't do its” for mot: ers laid down by the child welfare’es perts: Don't put the baby in the center the bed where his head may down between heavy pillows and smothering. Don’t let sleep a bed with elder pe whose -slee: ing movements may y the covers | | pointed s pencils. o1 otherJhard, is face and smother him. , Sharp ar Bad ‘injuries to the sgination for children. Never, alow | ith-if—or ven be Teun, it un © ~ Don't kee. ottles ‘of Holsougis Ss f jor poisoions pills about fhe hor where théy can be réached“ty a-child. y out of reach. or whole cgurt martial system should be | a charge against hinr or. -testifies placed on trial. | against bith. i “Whe nthe public comes to realize * “Twill ney lieve jthat public the real facts, there is no‘doubt in my | ¢ptnions” if sufficiently.” culightened. mind that an indignant publie opinion | Would countenance the terribly hard will force the abolition of our present | Scutences that are-generally weted out Prussianized s system that insures an »solutely | square deal to ev soldier, whether | he be enlisted man or officer. | “Tt is a sad travesty on American justice when every boy in our army. who goes before a court mi ' stem and substitute a | to enlisted men for even tr tions of army regulations today are serving arm of 20 years for, cri civilian life, they would he sentences of only two or three Captain Doyle, acting ax counsel for euinol, too be. guilty, ‘DeLore an culisted man before acourt martial atcorldeneedisrtalen, appealed for a fair trial, charging the a officers silling in the court martial There must be need of reform when ieere “unfilled to act in a judicial ca- vorn word of an enlisted man | pacity, lacking education” and mental counts for nothing against the sworn | power to arrive ata logical conclu- word of any officer who either brings | sion.” He was then arrested. A MOTHE Our throbbing heart gave weg ‘part OF life to give my. life ibs’ start. And so, as long, as life endures, Your hearb is mine as mine is yours: | \ aa Nrour tender bréast was heaven blest be Tull! may Gs cares to rest, So let me fold you now and..Keep” You harbored jl the last long, sleap. 5 S66r hands w served,nor ever swerved Now that they Shall feel jn; “ovr loving ovat ey Gentle is ‘ Looked tever on “aye me fe a pl ; ‘NO, NO, BABY! MUSTN'T. TOUCH! Mothers’ “Safety. First” Riults Wilt ‘Cut. Rate of Accidents to Babies E t let a child - play vith sharp-= _|| SERVICE STATION: omach cannot digest food d, the food sours and ' lerments and, passing into the intes- { tines, becomes a breeding place for | countless millions. of deadly getras— | toxic poisons they are called,” These poisons are absorbed into the system and cause untold misery. 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