The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1918, Page 7

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West Point by Former Congressman 4, THE RR Lh WORLD, HOW THE GERMANS TRY TOUNDERMINE MORALE OF ALLIES const Typical Army Order Found | on a Prisoner Taken on the Italian Front. WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN| THE FIELD, April 11 (By United Press.)—One of the most astounding German army orders, concerning fraternization with Allied troops to | undermine the morale of their armies, j has just been found on a German taken prisoner by French troops on the Italian front. The order 1s another one of the long lst of German documents upon which comment is superfluous, the document itself being the best com- mentary on the methods of Prussian militerism and the twists of Ger- man psychology. The order says in [the enemy except those who have received the mission to do so, for fear eg Mie enemy may seek to profit i puousne af thesa enterprioss, for obtaining ontact with the enemy, success de- jpends on the ubllity with which you joperate. Good results can be obtain- ed by calling In a friendly tone and indicating sentiments of comradeship, or by reiterated promises not to fire, and by offers of tobacco, The tobac- co for this @urpose will be furnished by the company commanders, “Every evyenitig at 8 o'clock the company commander must transmit directly to the information officer a [report of the propaganda accom~ | plished during the day. “The enemy's positions Where prop- aganda {s underway must not be jshelled by our artillery They must |only be bombarded In case of attack. The company commanders must Indl- cate to the batteries the positions of these points to be spared. “The enemy {8 perfidious and with- out honor, and {t is necessary as a consequence to be careful that they neither take our propagandists pris- oner nor kill them. Those of our @ol- diers who leave our lines for the pur- pose of cartying newspapera and pampbiets to the enemy must be ad- vised. To protect them it will be necessary to constitute with care special detachments who will mount guard In the trenches and who will FRIDAY, MAY 3, QUESTIONS AUTHORITY OF =|: ZONE REGULATING BODY 1918, ay Place ftself on ady to uphold tts rie ty planning and roning Nettie over these m vody, rald Pr he Board to v Dowling Raises Issue on the De- oh ot. 8 cision Permitting Baron Astor {Clty Plan on Lord Astor's apr oT 7 Ter The F 4 of Estimate in To Erect a Building. Mayor Hyt: voted In favor ¢ Borough President Dowling of Man-|!na's resolution overriding the a of Standurds and Appeals and defeat- hattan to-day questioned the authority in of the Hylan-named Board of Standard im tho Astor petition. and Appeala over soning regulations. | Matlway Ww: Speaking at a Board of Ketimate meet- ing, he raised an tasue on the recent) WASIINGTX ’ mmend decision permitting Baron Astor to plan|!Ng millions In wage Increases, the Rail the erection of @ business building on| Way Wage Adjustment Hoant has com Madison Avenue, between ath and 38th | pleted its report to Director General Streets. J. P. Morgan and others Iiv- | McAdoo. ‘The recommendations will be ing In the neighborhood proteated, but | ta! the Hylan Board of Standards favored |!" the Astors. The action of the Standards and Appeals Board was regarded os a dl- rect slap in the at the Board of Estimate'a commit: Kate petition. In order that tho Board of Estimi th in ce! wi pr Oo which dented the | Bort ken directly to McAdoo, who is now |< New York, Tho workers based thelr 6 mounting coat of living, and asked | creases ranging from 30 to 65 per) nt. It ie understood the boant's re- ft accepted by Becretary McAdoo, | lo demand on I mean total Wage payments p ‘oximately a quarter of @ billlon dol ra_annually, Witson at Don’t Poison Baby. RS AGO almost every mc have been killed ar whose health has been num and morphine, each of which is are prohibited from selling either « to anybody without labelling « i 9 dosea produces stupor, coma, conv by 1 of medicines containing 0) ry are ‘i * Drops,” * Cordials,” “* Soot medicine to be given to your hike of what it is composed | CONTAIN NARC "0 of Chas. H. Fletcher, Ge: no Castoria always bears the poison A medicine which relieves pain and produces sleep. CASTORIA DO TICS, if it bears the signature ther thought ru ions and death tare of s of the sentatives funeral of yan Min- hild must have will produce the SLEEP onic, Drug tall, or narcotic" h in poison- » taste and the names rs of the! % fire only on the order of the company commander Who is directing the re: | lations with the enemy.” | BELIEVE WOMAN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN SUBWAY ROOM Found Unconscious With Empty Poison Bottle by Her Side—Book | May Aid Identication. Miss Kate Lewinsohn, No. 545 Wert 189 Street, stepped back with fright af- ter entering the women's room of the $3rd Street Subway Station pon to- day, for a woman was lying face down on the floor and motionless, When the station was -notified he called the police and Dr, Vosburg of Bellevue Hospital was summoned, Beside the p woman was a bottle which, Dr |. had contained lysol. man, still unconactous, was taken to the hospital and {# held there a prisoner on a@ charge of attempt- ed suicide. She is about twenty-four years old, well dressed, of attractive ap- Near her was found aFrench part: “2818ST DIVISIONS, IRST SEC- TION, NO. 226, (Confidential. Not to Be Com- municated to the Troops in the First ne.) “Ist—Following the telephone order | Geroch No. 2089, you are asked to in- tensify with efficacity the propaganda with the enemy army. “2d—The object of this propaganda {s to disorganize the enemy atmy and to obtain Information regarding it The propaganda must be carried out in the following manner: “(a)—By throwing into the enemy's trenches newspapers and prociarra- tions destined for the more intelligent elements. “(b)—By persuading the troops by oral propaganda. 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