Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-03-13 | Page 2 | Russian Discipline Has Improved Much

RUSSIAN DISCIPliNE HAS IMPROVED MUCH BERLIN March 13 A 13 A moro more fa- fa view of or the discipline in the Russian army aimy in Galicia than prevailed prevailed prevailed pre pre- during tho the autumn Invasion of or East Prussia Is Riven givon Ivon b by Leonard Leonan Adelt tho war correspondent of the Berliner who recently visited vis Is is Neu on tho the river ri a n short time after it had hall been evacuated by tho the Russian Hussian arm army At the corner of one street he saw sawa a hook f fastened to the tho wall from which as he was Informed by the citizens the nu Russians had hanged ono one of their sol soldiers ler for plundering There Thero was still visible on the adjacent adjacent adja adja- cent wall the following Inscription In Russian Tho czar sent out soldiers soldiers sol sol- diers hers not pillagers gers to fight for tor him Adelt goes gocs on to say that tho the RussIans Russians Rus Rus- maintained strict discipline In Inthe inthe the tho city As further examples of ot their stringency he mentions that ono one sol soldier who stole n. n a ham was given Iven fifty strokes with tho the knout while another who strayed Into the quarters of other soldiers and mado undue there got Jot thirty strokes In the tho lna Bukovina the Russians demonstrated demonstrated dem dem- em- em the sincerity of their newly acquired temperance principles principles ples pIes by emptying all strong liquors Into the tho gutters gutter