The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1917, Page 22

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I welghed 165 pounds when captured at St. Julien in April, 1916, Due to undernourishment, bad treat. ment and the conditions of the camp, I was down to ninety-elght pounds when I was sent to Switserland in Ausust, 1916, “The food they gave @s was not fit for pigs, I doubt even if pigs could eat it “IT saw American Ambassador Gerard at Mannheim, making an in- spection — but the Boches fixed things up before he came." “The prisoners get no justice and the food was wretched,” said Private Allan MacDonald, the other returned prisoner. He was gassed and wounded at St. Julien and spent fifteen months in Gottingen. —_ -— CAR HITS POLE; TWO KILLED Three Others, Inciading » Young Woman, Eacape Injury. COVE, N.Y, Nov, &.—Two men ay when an men and a at what is ‘The others In known as “The Place.” r escaped without @ scratch. It is sed the victima were in the act of when hurled out of the machine. They were Frank Sosmonkl of No, 676 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn, and Adam Seltick of No, 184 Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn, Ofers in the car were Mias Lilien Latito of No, 194 Greenpoint Avenue, George Malevite of Glen Cove and John of No. 9% Russell Street, Brooklyn, ‘The latter was the driver of the car. The party had been on @ visit to @ married sister of Miss Latito, > | PORTO RICO DRAFTS ARMY. Daughter of the Governor Draws the First Namber, SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Nov, 5.—The Irawing of numbera to determine the vall be called to fll was held to-day in atre, Yager drew the next, were then drawn by the Senate? the Presi- » House of Delegatg@s, Licut Commander 6f° Henry by the members of the House, cks, anc a . |Senate and the 83,000 Short Naval Training CHICAGO, Nov. 6.—A shortage of $3,000 in the funds of the Paymaster’s Department at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station became known to-day when announcement waa made that the hly disbursement of moi hia Sie ceee ere nore than a #1,0 U.S, ASKS $25,000 BAL Prosecutor Advances the Theory That Vaitekunas Had a Wealthy Backer, Matthew Vaitekunas, thirty-two years old, @ Russian, was arraigned before Federal Judge Howe, in Brooklyn, to- day on an indictment charging him with trying to piace a bomb on a United States vessel on Oct. 6. Vaitekunas, who has been interned on Ellis Island since hia arrest, pleaded not ullty through his attorney, Victor B. Gartz, United Gtates Attorney France in- sisted that bail be fixed at 2 pointing out that the bomb all have been found in the prisony session was of such @ powerful and ex- pensive character as to indicate that some one with money was financing the Job. Gartz thought the bail asked was excessive and Judge Howe remanded the prisoner until ho can determine the amount. Gartz, who sald he was attorney for tho Russian Consulate, asked the court to assign some other lawyer to defend Vaitekunas, asserting he had not been aware the prisoner waa charged with having @ bomb in his possession, and that hia entrance into the case was due to the wife of the prisoner informing the OF ALLEGED BOMB BEARER| : Russian’ Consul that her husband was being unlawfully detained. | nae aa cctahs | More Hoboken Saloons Clone. | U. 8. 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