Duchesne Record | 1913-08-08 | Page 3 | Rules of War Are Strict

RULES OF WAR ARE STRICT The game of war Is hedged round by as many restrictions as aa a boxing contest under rules These regulations which are under the sanction of all the civilized countries countries coun cairn tries of the world are designed to Insure Insure insure In In- sure sure fair play for the combatants When It Is Intended to bombard a n place due notice should be given so that all women and children may be removed to a place of safety and every care must be taken to o spare spar churches and hospitals as well as all charitable or educational buildings All AH chaplains doctors and nurses are protected in every possible possible way and are not to be taken prisoners or orIn orin orin in any ant way Injured Any soldier robbing or mutilating an enemy Is liable to be shot without trial and death is the tho the penalty for wounding or killing a disabled man The bodies of the enemy are to be bo carefully searched before burial and any articles found on them which might lead to their identification areto areto are I to be sent to the proper quarters