TTIT3 3IORXTXG OREGOXIAX, SATURDAY. 3IARCII . 9, 1918. SUSPICION RESTS Oil SOUL SLEEPERS Members of Church of God in Nebraska Repudiate U. S. Government. INVESTIGATION TO BE HELD Prvrn MemNrr of One of Pator Iluell Organisation Sentenced al Toronto for Circulating Sedition Itook. CM A II A. March I Members of th Church of God. an organliatioo, with ten churches, la Nebraska, are to b Investigated by the Nebraska Stat Council of lefne, according to state ments today. Th Church of O.xJ came Into the limelight la Omaha earlier thia Wffk when one of Ita munlwrn, a teacher In the public school, refused to salute th American .flag. Klders of the church thereupon announce! that its mmtra owed no allealanr to thl tiorcrnmrnt. Hid not ronlJr them lit) under tha protection of the Hag and refused to aaluta It. Membra of the ehurrh ar known as "soul sleepers" and they are organizing la many parts of tha country. TORONTO. Ont.. March I. Thre member of tha International llible students' Association, one of tha Pastor Jiuuell organizations, war today given their choice of paying fine of IJ4i) each or serving -day prison sentences for having In their possession and dis trlbuttng copies of a book entitled "The Finished Mystery.- which tbe court held contained matter "derogatory to Great Britain and her rauso In the present war." ter bet Light trmttnr. Four other members of tha organ J.ratlon wer aa.ad fines of ISO, In default at which they must serra 20 day prtson sentences. DOUGLAS. Aria. March . Thomas rowers. John lowers and Thomas His on. who killed Sheriff IL F. McP.rtde. Under-sheriff M. R. Kemploo and Iep iy Sheriff !. K. tt Mtlan of Uraham County, on February 1. when tbo offi cers attempted to arrest tha I'owera brothers as alleged dsaft erders. wer caught today by a I nlled Statea cav alry patrol JJ miles south of Ilarhlta. N. M. according to word received by the Douglas police department tonight. portions of wheat flour and substi tutes to be used In making victory bread, according to disclosures yester day at the Federal food -administration headquarters. The alleged confusion results In using 10 pounds of substitute with each 10 pounds of flour, where 19 pounds of th substitute materials with each pounds of flour should be used. Ona Inatanca has been reported where a driver delivered aa victory bread. bread that lacked much of being up to tha victory standard. When attention mas called to the discrepancy the baker declared th driver had merely mad a mistake. Mr. Aver Is warning bakery firm and operators of eating-houses that they must be careful not to aeil or use K-raham or whole wheat bread In the place of war bread. TEUTONS TO GET REPLY roi R-HIM'TK ME TO DISCI IX. come: tax. GERMANS VIOLATE BELGIAN PLEDGES Deportations Were Military Measure Demanded by Lu dendorff. Fearing British. HINDENBURG REAL RULE Refafatloa af Charge That This la Capitalist! War to Be Made by Theater Jtpeakera. KANSAS CITT. March . Erwln Frlch Schneider, declared to bo the son of a German Admiral and tha pos sessor of an Iron cross, today was or dered Interned for tbe duration of the war. UKi ANGKLKK cat. March I Jo hnnn Frederick Mej n. held In Jail Fresno. Federal authorities hero s today, waa arrested In connection wit the alleged systematic poisoning of livestock In th Auberrx Valley, nea Fresno. ST. LOU!. Msrrh A- It. Steinbeck editor or th Republican Headlight o Viiton. Mo. was fined 1200 In tha Fed eral District Court today on a rharg of publishing an editorial th effect which would be to Interfere with re milling and the oprratiort of the draf and to Incite Insubordination In th sntlitary forces of th country. Stein etik paid the fine. HIGHER HONOR SPURNED Ha.TTI.l-: W OOlt-F.I.KtT Will. .OT ::k ;o F.nnunsiiir. Kour-mlnut men of Portland, open ing their new campaign next Monday, will give reply to the Insinuating query of Prussian propagandists. "Is this a capitalistic war?"' And the answer will ha found In "who pay the Income tax?" Th crusaders declare that they "will hit one of the most Insidious lies of th t;erman propagandist a swat be tween the eyes." Indicative of the facts and figures that will be cited In conclusive proof that It la not a capitalistic war. will be those relating to tha income tax. Tha larger the income, the larger the tax. A net Income of tlOOu a year pays but 2 per cent, or 120. Although the man receiving 13.000 a year, re ceives only 10 tlmea m much money as tbe one getting $.'300. under the new tax law he will pay 11 times as much personal tax. In addition to the extra taxes on his business. As for the very rich, the Individual with is.vov.ooo income paya a tax of mora than 11.000.000. Th followlnr apeaklnr schedule of four-mlnuta men has been announced for the coming campaign: K B. MrXauahton. Tantages: K. B. Mr Nauehtea. Hanoi; nmir . t-ptneer. Maker: Frederic II WhilfUM. Orpheum: Thomas . Kn. Columbia: Thomas R. Irran. V JfSMc. Walter a. Asher. Orris; Waller H. Ahr. strand; Roger K Slnnoit. Star: Roger it. etnnoit. i.ync. John ft. Kaatar. Peoples; K err. m Fisher. lilppodrome; Ueorsa 1-. Kaarli. Liberty: Omrit I Haucb- Uun1v enlv. t'niambia: Forrest Fisher. Monday only. Majestic Conditions in Conquered Kingdom Counterpart of Treatment or Ro man Centuries Ago by Germanic Invaders. J PRISMA I1RITK FEROCIOUS. Goethe'a saying. "The Prussian was born a brute and civilization I will make him ferocious." exem J piffles tha real Germans of to a day. Gerard. 0. A. C. RADIO MEN WANTED Government to Send Men on Sen ice of Confidential Nature. Ole llafaaaa Coaaesi Oat arely aasrt rreaMeat W llawa Dar lag Irrtad of War. SPOKANE. Wash.. March (Spe elal. "For Governor Ole Hanson. "Not a chance." says the new Mayor faattle. a ho in Spokane for a few days. "I am not even a tentative candidal for Governor and hav no aspiration r plans for any other office than t II creditably the office of Mayor o feat tie. asserted th Mayor-elect, when A:a raaa was suggested for Governor. "There a ere nu party alignments In the Mayoralty fight. I waa elected by Republicans and Iemocrats alike. There Is no Progressive party any more, but I understand th party linra between tmocrata and Republican will b more sharply drawn to th cam paicn thia I'alL " Personally, I am for n ilson and am going to do all In my power to help sum with my Seattle office. Seattle will da verything In Ita power to sup port th President and his war policy. ar Americana first and partisans after. BAKERS ARE PROFITEERING Victory Itrrad I'onnd Not I'p In I lie Mandard Set by (iotrriimriii. In tha minds of some halters there Is an allerad confusion of the proper pro LOSE YOL'R FAT. KEEJ YOUR UELLTII Fiperfluos flesh Is net healthy, -either la It healthy to diet or evercise too much for Its removal. The simplest method heosrn for reducing the overfat bodv two. three or four pound a wees; Is th M-rmola Method, tried and en dorsed by thousands. Msrn ola ITe- e'-riptlou Tablets. containing t e&act eose oi ine tamous prescription, are eoij bv druggists at rents for large use. or n yo.j prerer yon can obtain them by seeding direct to the Marmnla "ompary. i M'oodaard Ave lxtroit. Mich. They are harmless and leave no wrinkles or flabblnesa. They are popular oecause eitvctiv and con vanlent. Adv. Cuticura Heals iSkin Troubles aVawa35c Oiatsamt 23 asd SOc. 10,000 Tessimoauls Fro3 HotLers Cf chlMresi N have siereefa"v used Metnsr iJray-s aet Ksvaera r I'hTidree. T!ey move and r.e-ja'e the a.. a. re 1'e.a rvirilinek Tethln aisi.rrfere. ton stipatlee, liesaaaea. destree arorssa aad fre nueat:y SreMk raids Cbiltlrva lis thenv S'ec S y-ara Mether .ray'a Ket foaijers fee I'slUlren aae Seen tRi f - and re.l a e ernes r la time et seed. M-Mbers should aeee be wlraest a tov In tbe houes for lmmediat see. At dragfieta STsryakeie. K.-AJ. OREGON AGRICULTURAL. COLLEGE. Corvallls. March . ( Special.) The War Irpartment bas sent a communi cation to Orrgon Agricultural College asking for experienced radio operators. Proficient men will he ordered at one In groups of five to Washington, with out th customary delay of training ramps. These operators, says the com manlrailon. will be ordered on detached service of a hlchly confidential nature. hi pec la I radio Instruments have been assembled for this work and new meth ods have been mapped out for their use. The college Is now conducting a radio school which runa day and evening and from which aeveral Oregon boys hav already been graduated. LECTURER SPEAKS SEATED People I'orcet Novelty When Albert llanka Gets Started. BROWNSVILLE. Or.. March . fSn. rial. I Hera use of rheumatic affliction Albert Hanks, prohibitionist author and speaker, sat In a chair while de livering hla lecture her Wednesday evening. The packed house forgot the novelty of the thing aa soon aa Mr. Ranks' big voice began to boom, and all listened with attention. Mr. Banks, now known Nationally, began hla career aa an orator at Rrownsvllle. Ite waa pastor of th Methodist Church here about 43 years ago. At the meeting Wednesday night Mr. Hunks, lu behalf of the Anti-Sa loon 1-eaaue. presented tha South Brownsvtll school with a large Ameri can tug. RUNAWAY FOILS PURSUERS Dr. II. A. Sturtlevant, Wlto Left State Jlovpllal. Still Missing. BT JAMES VT. GERARD. American Ambassador at the German Im pertal Court. July i'S. 11I1S. to February 1S17. Author of "My Four Tears In Ger many." (Copyright. 1918. by Public Ledger Company. I ARTICLK X IV. (Extracts from Diary of January, 1917.) Germany wants a peace conference in order to make a separate peace on good terms to them with France and Russia, than hopes, to finish England by submarines, then later take th scalp of Japan, Russia and France sep aratcly. Tha allies ought to remem bar what Ban Franklin said about hanging together or separately. I get the above scheme from very sood au thorlty. The weather Is most depressing dark, and rain every day. All hands seem cross. Zlmmermann. I think, finds It much more difficult to be the responsible first than the criticising second. Jt is not so easy as it looked to him. Th Kaiser atated the other day that he did not expect peace now. that the English would try a great offensive in the Spring and would fail. 'Herbert Hoover writes me that the Germans ar violating; all their pledges In Belgium. II experts a year of great difficulties. I hear this con firmed on best authority and that even the German official who is supposed to see that food Is not sent from Belgium to Germany In violation of Germany's pledges sends out butter to his family that there ta an absolute reign of ter ror in Belgium, sudden and arbitrary arrests, etc. I think the Germans want to see all foreign diplomats out of Bucharest and Brussels and the charges against Vopicka should be considered in that light. Rtvldra Nation la Peril. The greatest danger from submarine war is that unthinking persons in the United mates may start a crusade against the President's policy, encour age the Germans In the belief that we are divided and lead them to resume reckless arts In that belief. The con tlnuance of a strong front Is the very best war to keep the peace. Both Ziramermann and the Chancel lor asked me about Bernstorff. and. returning good for evil. I said that lie waa o. K.. on very good terms with the Government, well liked and that no one could do better: A friend Just returned front a week's visit in Hungary reports a great ncslre for peace. I'ersons who, a year ao. said that the President could have nothing to do with peace or negotia tions, now say he Is the only poasible mediator. This conies from hitch irov- crnment circles there. The historic crown of St. Stephen waa much too large for the Kintc. nut the little Crown Prince made a great hit with the populace. An Armenian woman came 'hrouch here the other day. Her hunband l ad been captured or killed and her tale of th treatment of the Armenians by the Turks waa heartrending. Farsakooara flearehed for Food. Everything points to a coming crisis in the matter of food; how serious it will be even the officials themselves do not know, aa there Is much con cealed food and much smuggling over the various frorttlers. In some part's of Germany the coun act of murdering; the sleeping- babes of an enemy city are distributed here with pride. All Germans of my acquaintance have impressed on me lately the renewed danger of submarine warfare. The American correspondents are not al ow ed to send out tbe hate of America peeches and articles. Cyril Brown, of the World, says that last week SO per cent of the matter he aent was cut out by the censor here. The new U-boat campaign will go along- the armed merchantman lines and an endeavor will be made to force or get us In some way to reco&nlz that an armed merchantman is the same as a - warship and. therefore, may be fired on without notice. It is the old story, but more1 aubtly presented. 1'ood situation more and more serious, riots lately in two markets in Berlin. Have not yet received passes to see the Belgians. Undoubtedly Ludendorff is the real dictator of Germany today. What he thinks about America may be judged from the circumstances before Colonel Kuhn's recalL The nearer I get to the situation the more I consider the President's peace note an exceedingly wise move. It has made it very difficult for the terrorists here to start anything which will bring Germany In conflict with the United States. The Chancellor, Zlmmermann, ftumm have all ridiculed the idea that Ger many will go back on her "Sussex" pledges; but if she does, then the peace note makes it easier for America to enter the war on the allies' side with aj clear conscience and the knowledge on the part of the people at home that the President did everything possible to keep us out of the mess. (End of Mr. Gerard's Unpublished Diary. Kaltor of Kalscrdem Germs a a Sonl, The older I grow the more it seems to me that all men are alike and tha they have been alike at all periods history, capable of the same develop ment and differing only in environ ment. I do not believe, for example, that any mystery Is concealed behind the faces of the peoples of the East. Once I asked Soughinmoura, my colleague in Berlin, Ambassador of Japan, whether the Japanese were as much subject to nerves as w estern peoples. He answer ed In the affirmative, but said they were taught from Infancy to control their nerves. I asked him how and he said the principle of the system was deep abdominal breathing with a alow release of the breath as soon as nervous ness came on. Japanese wrestlers practiced this, he added, and when a man took deep breaths it was almost Impossible to throw him. Of course, social life and customs change with climate. But education I the most powerful factor of all. The Aztecs of Mexico offered human sacri fices; but the letter of the Aztec mother to her daughter giving advice and counsel, mentioned by Prescott in hi history, might nave beery written by a Sexr England mother today. Somewhere the world, moreover, is a savage eating human flesh, persuaded that in so doing he is acting in accordance with the tenets of his religion. Coaqarst for Gain Traditional. But the German, or rather the Prus lan, has been molded Into the extraor dinary person that he is today by a ow process of education extending hrough several generations. At Ma- rienburg. on the Baltic shore of Ger-T many, stands the ancient castle or the Teutonic Knights recently restored by he German Kaiser. Tha knights at ne time conquered and occupied much f the territory that is now modern Prussia. A military religious order. they attracted adventurers from all lands, and their descendants constitute many of the noble families of Prussia. It is this tradition of conquest for gain that still animates the ruling class of Prussia and therefore all Germany. Gersaaaa One Mereeaaries ef .Europe. Later, through the middle ages and i the central power of the Emperor grew weaker and weaker, what Is to ny Germany became a nest of duke oms and principalities. Before the rench Revolution these numbered undreds. After the Thirty Years' War, hlch ravaged Germany from 1615 to 645, extreme poverty was often con plcuous at these petty courts. War was an Industry and the poor German peasants were frequently bartered as aves to the war-god, as the Hessians ere sold by their ruler to the British In our War of the Revolution. The ermans were then the mercenaries of WW hr Hi r-i'' i iM ra-i: Hi I 2 V- ata I ' II . ali- Bring the Coupon and Get 20 Extra S. & H. Trading Stamps Today Bring This Coupon AXD GET 20 Extra 20 "S. & H." Trading Stamps on your first il cash pur chase and double on the balance, first floor and In basement today, March 9. Good on Garages, Sheds, Fences look unsightly without paint. 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No more horrible account in all story is there than the sack of Rome by the German mercenaries in the year 27. when, under General George von Frundsbere;, who joined forces with the recreant Constable Bourbon, of France, and the Spaniards, these law less Germans invaded the fertile plains of Italy and took Rome by assault. The most awful outrages were perpe trated. Prelates were tortured after being- paraded through the streets of the Eternal City, dressed In their sa cred pontificals and mounted on don keys. Altars were defiled, sacred im ages broken, vestments and services and works of art taken from tho plun dered churches and sacred relics in sulted, broken and scattered. For nine months the or try continued, the inhabi tants being tortured by these German soldiers in their effort to find hidden treasure. In fact, conditions in Belgium of today had their counterpart centur ies ago in the treatment of Roman Catholic priests and the people of Rome. The (rrest ehanpe In the feeling- of latter's conquest of the rest of Ger many in 1866 is still exemplified by ona quotation from Goethe. He said: 'The Prussian was born a brute and civiliza tion will -make him ferocious." AVe all have seen how prophetic was this sen tence. Skilled In chemistry, in science, well educated, made rich by manufac turing: and foreign commerce, the Prus sians of today have shown themselves far more bloody, far more cruel than the German Lansquenet of the middle aires who sold himself, his two-handed sword, his military, experience and his long; lance to tha highest bidder. Tacitua tells of how the ancient Ger mans when drawn up in battle array used to sing a sort of war song to ter rify their enemies.. It was Goethe incidentally who re marked "Amerika, du hast es besser." (America, you are better off.) The poet, who died in 1832, foresaw, indeed, the coming power of the free democ racy across the seas. (Continued Tomorrow.) Dance Nets $250 for Soldiers. ARRRPKEN', Wash., March 8. (Spe cial.) The Grays Harbor Electrical Union, netted $250 here for a soldiers' smoke fund by a dance given this week at Electric Park. The tobacco will be purchased In t25 lots and a lot sent to each of the 10 members of the local union who are In the service, with instructions that these electricians distribute the smokes among their comrades. LINCOLN HELPS SOLDIERS Red Cross Organizations in County Prepare Woolen Comforts'.7 TOLEDO, Or., March 8. (Special.) Lincoln County Red Cross chapters are busy. The Toledo and Bay View chapters sent a shipment of woolen goods and other supplies this week to the C'or vallis Red Cross chapter to be for warded to the soldiers. The Ona or ganization held an entertainment and dance for the benefit of the Red Cross fund recently which netted quite a sum. RALK.M. dr.. March . (Special.) The whereabout of Dr. II. A. tHuda- rant, who mysteriously disappeared from tha Qrraon Ftate Hospital yes terday, remains as much a mystery as erer today. Hospital authorities slate that they have no traca of him nor anything upon which to base a clew to Institute a search for him. The supposition has been advanred that he may be making his way to Wy oming to Join his brother and. aa hos pital authorities admit hla sanity. It probably would be Impnastbla to return him to the Institution If he passed over the slat line. I.lnn Cltlirn to lie Raird. A LB ANT. Or. March . (Special.) . Ir. A. J. HodgeJ. vice-chairman of the coming Liberty loan drive In Linn Coun ty and ta actlv rbarge or the cam paign. 1 making arrangements to rate all rltiaens of the county with an esti mate of how much they should slva for this loan. It ta planned, through ques tionnaire to bo sent out and other In formation, to ascertain as nearly aa poastble the aet of the people of tho county and then estimate how much each should reasonably subscribe. ommltleea. havo been named to han- the various phases of the work. be IIOW GKRMAST MIKES WAR, Th horror of war bar been Intensified tenfold by the Prus sian system of f rightfulness. Tha workings of thai system hav stirred to the depths tha soul of th civilised world. Th United (Mates Government has Just publlsho- a carefully prepared official book on "Ger man War Practices." - A ropy of this book will ba sent fre to any reader of Th Oregonlan. Bad on th most authentic. I sonre th archives of our Stat Department. official German J proclamation, th actual field diaries of German oldler thia J book paints a vivid and Irrefut- abl plctur of th Prussian war 1 machine at work. To secure a fre copy, send J your nam and address with a f S-cent stamp for return postage to Frederic J. Ilaskln. Director, Oregonlan Information Bureau. Washington. D. C Do NOT writ to Th Oregonlan at Portland. try police or gendarmes are searching th farmhouses thrice weekly. I have secured permission to vlsi and Inspect the enslaved Belgians, hi named aa Inspectors all members our staff speaking French, but as yet have not received passes. Her ts a copy of a letter I have Just received from a German: The hypoeriwr of the CrmHn government Is raally oiagusiins! It la a wii.kuon mat ter of fact that hints ana spureoation. na van by espreaa ordera of the German mill ta ry authoritlea tha troops In Franre Haislura have bean atiniuiated to glv quarter at all in the cue of Jlritish ad vemarlea. and that In Kupsta even who? resimenta and brigade have been annihi latd bjr arane-ahot. althoujrh the poor jrretrne eaiivarea memaetves on merry and rateed I heir harm, to prove their lubmj, Inn. Foth. the Pruealaa and the Havana frown Pnnrea have expreetv ordered t max no priaonera. to apart ammunition and to uiapatca tha aurvlvlna by t?i and bavo r-U li th ortlr bwn foraotten. laaued Of tne aalaer in the bea-inmna: of the i;r man- hlna expedition, to deal with tha t nines like the tliina. to destroy and alhllata very human creature, both men and women ana een mnm-ent child Quia aularlt Oracchoa d alditlona auaer- nitear Unus pro multla. I. B. The xr would ba derided and pear restored aa aoon aa the V. a A. Gov ernmant would intervene to favor of human Itv. liberty and rlvlllaatloo. JJoarn with the rrnaaian Tjrrmnni The Germans will do nothlnsr about Belgium. The deportations, were a mil itary measure, demanded by Ludendorff, who constantly fears a British landing on th Belgian coast. HladeBbarar Real Raler. man who called on Von Tlrplts rtcently was told by Von Tirpits that he. on Tlrplt was watched like a ny and all his letters opened. Von Tirpits said that Hlndenburg was the real ruler of Germany, that anything Beth mann said was censored by Hlnden burg and that Hlndenburg was now against reckless submarine war. but that any substantial defeats in the field would make him change his mind. Von Tirpitx said that the Kaiser waa losing his mind and spent all his time praying and learning Hebrew. The food situation grows worse. Po tato cards must now ba presented in restaurants and hotels. I doubt if potatoes can last beyond April. There ia food In Rumania, but much will go to the troops. Austrlans and Turks; th railways are so used by troops. etc, that It is doubtful if any food from there can reach Germany for months. All apartment nouses In Berlin are closed al S, and lights In halls ex tinguished. Theaters close at 10 and movies also. Ther Is want of coal I due to th lack of transportation. Ceaaorahlw la RJajld. The President's address to the Senate yesterday (January 12, 1J17) Is splendid. 1 don't know yet how It 111 be taken here. If It ls published It will give the German people some thing to consider. Postcards showing seppelins la the I f? l?RMvmtter TTL l-'X ;?; J ts 1,1 a-i iuiixij M llCTG Gig v. SMS. y ! I no others like Murad.