BOUND OVER TO DISTRICT COURT
THEODORE E. MARTINSON HAS PRELIMINARY HEARING AND IS BOUND OVER
Theodore E. Martinson was given a preliminary hearing before Judge Will F. Morgareidge in probate court this morning on the charge of a statutory offense against Carrie Martinson, his adopted daughter. The hearing was behind closed doors. Frank L. Moore, the prosecuting attorney, appeared for the state and George W. Suppiger of the firm of Suppiger and Ogden for the defense. The only witness offered by the state was the young girl. The defense presented Sheriff J. J. Campbell and Harry Brownfield of Potlatch, brother of the girl, as witnesses. At the close of the hearing in the afternoon, Judge Morgareidge bound the defendant over to the May term of the district court and held him under a bond of $5000.

M. E. LEWIS
State Senator From Latah County
GREAT ARMY FALLS BACK
German Troops Retreat Before Enemy on West Front
MANY PRISONERS TAKEN
Movement is Likened to the Retreat From the Marne at the Beginning of the War
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES ADVANCING FROM ROYE, March 19.— The German retreat over a 13-mile front from Chaulnes to Oise is precipitated. The German retirement here comprises with retreat from the Marne. Only military units and bicycle troops remain behind covering the retreat. Many prisoners have been taken. 