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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-03

Washington, Dec. 3.-PresIdent
Wilson's Intervention to heal the
growing breach over the proposed re-
election of Senator Clarke Of Arkan-
sas as president pro tenn Of the SEN
ate and on the deadlock over tho
cloture question is imminent.
The senate democratic caucus re-
sumed its session today. still at odds
over both subjects. If the senators
fail to agree on the cIoture proposal.
advocates OF the measure announced.
it will be carried to the floor for an
out-and-out fight, in which assistance
is expected from progressive repub-
hcans.s sA4ss ,ss
When the caucus closed last night.
the conferees had failed to reach an
agreement. Both sides were fight
ing strenuously for their cause. The
prospect of failure to organize In
time for the joint session of the
house and senate Tuesday to hear
the presidents message seemed more
imminent, but leaders suggested to-
day that If President Wilson takes .
hand the danger of such situation
will be eliminated.
On the question Of selection Of .
president pro tenn. the caucus is split.
members said, rather evenly. Astrong
fight against Clarke and in favor OF
Pomerene Of Ohio is on.
Meantime. the republicans held q
get-together session, with uncle
Joe" Cannon on the job with his old
time enthusiasm bubbling forth.
Harmony was the watchword within
the ranks. Minority Leader Mann,
however. served notice that the ad-
ministration preparedness program
will not go through without hearing
from the republicans. While the re-
publicans agree preparedness is vital.
they declare that methods and
amounts may not be exactly right as
slated in the Wilson program. With
this in mind, Mann announced that
the republicans will fight any effort
to jam the program through as q
cut-and-dried affair.
Mann was again chosen minority
leader. being placed in nomination by
"Uncle Joe" Cannon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-03
NORTHWEST MILLS
..ARE PREPARING FOR
INCREASED OUTPUT

Raymond, WASH. Dec. 3.-From
1000 to 1900 workmen will be re-
quired on Willapa harbor. in addition
to those already employed, If present
indications OF lumber revival are
borne out early in the new year. All
men now on the harbor are employed.
There is a log shortage for the first
time in years.
Aberdeen, WASH, Dec. 3.--More
than 400 men will be employed in.the
camps of the Chehalis County Log
ging and Timber company which will
open soon near Montesano after a
shutdown of more than three years.
Centralia, WASH, Dec. 3.-Of the
huge tie order placed recently with
mills of the northwest by the Union
Pacific Gray's Harbor mills we're
awarded contracts for $4,000 ties.
Orders for a total of one million ties
were placed in the northwest.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-03
CTCLARKE.
PRESIDENT
Of SENATE
Democratic Caucus, Is to q,
Names Senator From Ar
kansas Leader Pro Tenn sf
Upper Branch Of Congress

Washington, Dec. s.-Despite the
fight waged against him. Senator
Clarke Of Arkansas was today re-
elected president pro tenn Of the sem
ate by the democratic caucus.
Clarke's opponent for the honor
was Senator Pomerene Of Ohio. who
charged in his hot fight that the Ar
kansan is a reactionary.
Clarke won 2S to %.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-03

Washington, Dec. S.---Europe is at
least curious as to the Ford peace
ship and congress plans. This was
shown today by continued inquiries
at the state department as to wheth-
er the expedition has, In any way. the
sanction Of the United States gov
ernment. To all such queries the de-
partment has given negative an
swer. M
The passport bureau is busy grind
ing out papers for the ship party.
These permit transportation only to
neutral countries. Some have been
rejected because Of faulty applica-
tion. W
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-03
DEPARTMENT IS
ISSUING PASSPORTS
FOR PEACE PARTY

Washington, Dec. S.--Passports
for Henry Ford, Judge and Mrs. Ben
Lindsey and a number OF others.
prospective passengers aboard the
Ford peace ship, we're issued today
by the state department.
The department is planning a night
shift to take care OF the number Of
passport applications coming in day
and night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30

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June %
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30
SHIP IS SEIZED BY
CUSTOMS OFFICIAL

HOQUlAM. Wash. June 30
Driven 10 port here when she ran
short OF provisions. the three mast
ed achooner Annie Larson, carrying
cargo Of 1000 rifles. belts aud
900 900 cartridges loaded With
dum.dum bullets. ~ being held here
today pending investigation by the
United States customs department
Her manifest cleared her from
San Diego for Topolobampo Mex
leo. but the cargo was 90 have been
transferred to the Standard Oh
tanker Maverick. nov under Char
ter 10 the JebHen company 1T SO
zorro island, which IN uninhabitei
and In 500 miles from the Mexican
coast
Upon leaving San Diego. Cant
Paul II Schulter was instructed
that n supercafgo. Walter Page.
would take charge
After being "a hours out of port,
the captain Was instructed 10 lay q
course for Socofro island II was
reached In II DAYS. and the Annie
Larson lay there month. awaiting
the Maverick. which failed TO show
up
Capt Schulter then sailed for
Acapulco 10 replenish his supplies
An attempt was made there by
Carranza troops 10 seize the vessel
Head winds interfering with her
return 10 Socorro. and her supplies
low again. the Annie Larson made
north 20 Grays Harbor as the most
convenient port. She reached
HoquiRm yesterday and VAS AZ once
seized by Deputy Customs Collector
X l.. Sebastian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses


Robert 9. kirkwood. 20 and Fina
Marie Rasmussen. ~. Lakeview
u n Miller. Pullman. and Anna Leon.
ard. Castle Rock
J Arthur Younger and Margaret Msany.
Seattle
Mar. For,ln, 20 and Amy Quay 81.
Hardwood
Emsl wol.n. az. and Carrie Munsoh ~.
Foulsho.
y A. Dudsck. and Florence Samson.
Everett
Harry Edwin Smith and Eunle. Wake
Zee Smith. Seattle
whiteneid ~ Van wart and Mabel G.
Moses sutton. nAilou. and Eliza !.
scott. Seattle
" v wcIty and fAurette NJ Moors.
Seattle
Roy McFsdden az. and Martha Acksr.
man. H. Kirkland
Albert Hughes and Regina Relnfeldt.
Seattle
y clinton. 30. Seattle, ana Edna Gie.y.
"a. Portland. or.
T.. Harry Gray. ~. and Florence Han
san. 10 Seattle
Bert rettitt and Emma Nelii. se
attic.
Hale " Young and Eioise Eysrham.
seattle
william clyde Hrown. Ephrata ana
Marjorie Eilzabath Drahsm. seattle
hsrt 4. shepard a. and Idiiian NJ.
bennett. a. Seattle
Gust Albert Erikson. 2b. and Helms
simmons q. CLINTON.
price Williams and Ethel Peek. Seattle
- J. Mcgowen ana Beuiah 0arvey. Sc.
attic.
,nas a. Beatty 81 Seattle. and Laura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30
A SLIP OF FOOT

T. Monohan. who says he slipped
on n peeling on the deck OF the
steamer Admiral Dewey. on whkh
he was coming 10 Seattle from San
Francisco. January rs. and injured
his shoulder. began suit for
s2.5is. 80 against the Pacific Alaska
Navigation Co. before Jury In
Judge F'raters court Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30

WASHINGTON. June 3O--Attor
ney General Gregory. returning
from visit TO the Atlanta prison
said he will try TO work out plan
to give employment TO prisoners 80
their families may receive part OF
their earnings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30

stall 700. home. made potato salad. isc
pit fresh cottage chess. 100 n; picked
bests itc pit. Jsiiisd piEs feet, zoe ID
stall 200. io.ih sack fruit sugar ssci 2
bars Lemon soap. Zoe. cans pork and
beans. 2se stall s.t fancy Binss ssh.
bos. o. 90. Royal hnnes. 81 IS boz. stall
asi. fresh ranch eggs dos tfc sharp
cream cheese. SOC III guaranteed eggs
2so dor Stall a7T. bananas Toe. iko and
zoe dor Telephone peas lbs Csc.
home srown tomatoes. tsc IL. stall 1ef.
saod asparagus. Zoe 10 bermuda onions
lbs ioc. new turnips. 4 lbs Ice. stall
~. s-iaysr cakes zoe each coffee cakes
2se dor all kinds Of pies, Toe each .
coocanut bars ibc dof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30
TO SAVE the CASH

Rosa l.. Mosley. who has begun
an action for divorce from Homer
F. Mosley. IN superior court. asked
Wednesday that her husband be re-
strained from drawing out $4,000.
which she says he has on deposit In
the German.American bank. or dis
posing OF other sums OF money
which she believes he has hidden
in secret places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30

stall. 7.-it purs cane sugar - Is
sses he sugar $50 lbs navy beans.
3se -tc eatsup. 500 stall .. veal stew.
ar %. lard compound. lie ~ chicken.
isc ~ lamb stew. Sc ~. good sissh. ?
ibs skc Stall ittt Pike place sntfsncs.
aprico,s. ssc Gratis rsspbefries. 81 90
crate. ioGsnbsrri~s tiis crate. large
bananas. isc and Ice dos stalls 1881.
new Yakima honey. ito comb. soiid pack
tomatoes. Toe can. new pack shrimps ?
ihs 9;c. splcsd herring. for Toe. stall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30
WAS FALL GUY

Rudolph Gasch OF Renton has
filed n suit In superior couyt ask
ing s2,9s6 damages from T.. J..
Rounds Of the Rounds Construction
Co. alleging he fell into n pit un.
der house Rounds was building
last November and broke three ribs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30
ARREST THREE
IN HUERTA PLOT

Ell PAsO. June 30.-Three more
arrests were made here today on
conspiracy charges In connection
with the alleged attempt OF Gen.
Hueria TO organize n new revolution
IN Mexico.
The men arrested are Ike and
Frank Alderte. local politicians and
business men. and Gen. Marcelo
Carayeo. a former Huertista.
The Aldrete brothers were re-
leased on bonds OF $4,000 each.
Carayeo was held in $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30
BURGLARS GET 5000

It's one thing after another.
Home OF Frank s. Stevens. the real
estate man. who committed suicide
yesterday, was entered Tuesday
night by burglars. who packed
away a suit case with about 5000 In
silverware The Stevens residence
Ia at 5106 Myrtle st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30

stall ~. ibs fire sranuis,s sassF
Sc stalls ff-ft. fresh pes;~sriEsd uiik
e. At a. pt stall 1874. ~. yATs mustard.
zoe. Sc .lss olives. itc stall 20. Gems
milk. ssc. stall & iQc biglns Sc. lee
esns sweet pststo~. Be- stall it4f
hams itc ~. picnIe hams. Tic N. stall
e. pork sausage. toe 10. cotnsd beet
e 10 Ice 10 Essii 50 tometos. lbs
str. piufns tee dns sppi.s &C. dos
potatoes he lee stalls a.ss ranta D.
ieupe. . FOR fte Rtaii -. fresh ehurusf
butter. $50 ~ stall 1871. fresh Jersey
batter. he ssss fresh esss dos tte
stall a. domestic sri. cheese. sc ID
stall fs haiihni. its itc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30
ACREAGE
VOinY cnfrK dAnnr

tpiuN CREEK uAHnENH
A'NEH 800. $50 CArft
ONLY ~ miles from thl. office and a. mile
from fine sandy beach. Ven rich alder
and cedar bptton4 largest creek In
rnunty runs fight through addition /.
main county fusd nearly hair section 60
choose from Eteff tract $500 Some
tracts are eofth deahis usf Bour
choice early several boats daily. and
tEho fare YOU rsn ilss here ana seFs
ih seattle ws leave office even daF.
zee M. snd te ~ on hundsys
and holidays
AAHEN HENTOS ca.
1879 rtrst 49, unen Essntnsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30

afsiis : . J. isnt shoulder. y - .
pot roast lie " stfiuin steak. 1--we 70 &
veal roast iic u hsns.rsndsf.d lard. ?
~. gtr. stall .aiss q ibe ftc. rhinnnk
salmon. Toe 10 salmon trout. ths use
rock ref Toe ~ stalls tstt. PIKE 81
sntfsnes s-s.t pes punches itc
f~sf' ard trailing iabsiiss s,r dpt stalls
ft-ff. go both. salad drsssins itr. al.
suits ier ID str cans asparagus. ttc .
snsi coffse. 2 lie ste. cold satsr starch.
s. pks stall ~. diu pickles. g. dos. .
,@~s' mis~d picsls. ttc - stall ief
beet batter. he STE ran cream ehssss
rs ate. milk. Sc can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30
TAP TIE TILL

Breaking the front window.
burglars tapped the cash TIL OF the
Palace Candy Co. G0i4 Third ave.
taking s22.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30

steamer will leave Seattle every
sunday q, 100 .. m for Port Town
send direct.
's,eamsr Russian viii call a, Port
Townsend. northhound, Saturdays
only. leaving Seattle at 10 y m.
Points marked - are boat landings
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume ali risk and liability In
making such landing steamers pas
senser rate does not Include boat land
Ing charges
baggage liability IL limited 60 wear
ina apparel not TO exceed toe for
Who'll. ticket $50 pounSS allowed free
Steamers and schedules subject to
change without notice. Freight re-
ceived dairy FOR all points excepting
Tacoma named In above schedule
Ticket. must hs purchased at ticket
office open from ESQ a IN. TO ~
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket Offioe, Colmrn Dock.
Phone. Main asoS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30
eofnciai Publication,

Rsort Of the Financial Condition
Of
THE AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
Located At Seattle. State OF wash
ingtou. at the close Of business on
the gard day 81 June 1915.
EEgDfTK(sEg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30

20 KCKEs. WITH STREAM
Fsrtl- clay .aii. not hard g. Improve IN
good district sfsnd siss ami Ideal fur
email daifY Price tsee. on terms
T.. J. MARSH a co. 1909 3rd Az
ACRES SHOT CLAY. $3.50
s.S CASH AND S. PER MONTH
rats b. fins lard sHd psii ierafsd HANDY
90 good markets ard cheap fare e.
ssattis pnp fhrss ffsr's is't 81 'hts
nrirs
CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE. Inc
teis 11ifd Ays tel Ns.hlsslen rs
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10 ~ ~ $3.50

TERMS - cash 80 manfhif
pr tsrre place Improved
houss ssfisn fin~ running
stream part sifsf land Price
tfar terms re fssn 80 month
if 70 see thts place take Mad
leon ear sod rauuty f~fFY or
AndsrssH baas direct 70 uHfks a
FaFrArs ofsgrs IN kiFkisnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30
PERSONALS

90 iENoSiNHIo
NopNu WIDOW wishes position a.
houssksepsr IN home 90 apartments Of
respectable business man IN ciU. f'ss
htar.
ldET ACQUAINTED aoctnrN Name
aud addresses no rine a. Main isoo
Ladies' nee
wiNsroN's GENUINE MASSAGE, ~
Dire rherma hath ass Liberty hldt
Na.n sbsg Ladies' preferred
uArfR, rss lies IN married Ute Are 30
lonely loin Seattle Reliable Friend
ship club. Ladies' free. Ada y EsanT
IN vnien Art y
IcoNuENiAL ,ouns man Nishs. 20 NEE
Eifl not over 81 object mattlmonr g.
sui,rd Address r-st stat
nam ctr tac shave ioc DIAMOND
narhsr shop iasfS rirsi ave
AIS JEWELL MANtCtRiNu. INV
rhtrd offics 20
uEr MARNtEp hest matrimonial pspef
Published Mailed tree rhs CORES
pendent Toledo. ohie
jutN m1 ftisnship aud msitimoniai ciuh
hsst in the state women free Kate
Mcleod, room as, suoauaimie ho,el
MAssAuE- Madam ffancois. 81. ~.
ave
1fsVsN pyr woHks tsos ~s,sr'r ~.
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PA BUSINESS PERSONALS
RgdisrFREp apwffE Nr. wlist
zen. rois iith y. " Phone ballard
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
.eT1fNVoYNNT. fssdsf fsrd. psini.t
reliable advice ste, SOC ti' vnitsr,
e-s ~ ~ /, =, 'Sss
- FOR RENT. Furnished.
W ,sp save 5os mooney en your fufnns,s
bsS~seh Tacoma and Seattle
80 GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything Delivered Anywhere
Elliott sSs fis PIKE
WELL FtRNtslfEp s,roon, coi,sss wNh
piano. 20 minutes ride from depot nesf
municipal xnif tinks no children Cali
I,ssron ilD1 THURSDAY
n. AND a.RooM furnishsd ana unfnf-
uishrd apartments all modern Hiatt
Apartment. SO v rihs, Es', slte
MODERN ,roen house furnished ons
hierk North Queer Anne car ana
sisih ave y Fhone Nofth isss.
80 nENCriFrLLY ,u,nisssd rooin
bungalow eScsiisut sis- rheas Ken
~aed sit0
ssRooN furnished esitass. hath. va
ons rooms SO sos ~ ftfd Ia
lard isst
4 ROoNA nofsrn fureishsA fer .ais
$50 cash rs monthly mtEht rsnt An
drrsen. elliott $50
FrRNtsHEp COTTAGE On ~si-f fronf
- 90 fsta Nrrthtske foot - 1874 y q
~~e~N~~s~~~~~N~~~~~~~N~~~ ~~s~s~~~~-~esN~N~~s>-
'S For Rent unfinished
s.FooM uaodsfs haoEsie~ furnace Ire.
place nn- bierA e. thfr. raF. wsiiiHs
tard district n Booth. stf Burke
uldE
fuE HEST Modern s.ream hwnsAio-
hais tiork from phtnn~y ave car iins
Cali ~ sfth rheas North isss
FuR nENT Nouafstn view room
modern house Us % a month ksn-
veed is'i
t-HooM corrsHE with hath rhinnsY
sss ridxs hait block from car usi-
isfa 500
STRICTLY uoasra fstoosn tansais~ ~
te~sn wsinnrfora sna urs-n Lake esr
tinss IS ust intsffake ats Fhaas
NsFth go
s-NooM corrfdg. bsts, ~aisins ~.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30

YoUNu WIDOW wishes position a.
houssks~psf IN home 90 apartments Of
respectable business man IN eiV, fsta.
NtaF.
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LOOK HFNf-rhe RarxAln store EfA
Occidental .,. corner Main. sells new
ara second hand SUITS and oNefN"ats
90 up; odd coats sac up pants 80
up. hats and shoes sec up' watches
ste up. tools te~eiry. gun. trunks st
ifwest rrtr~.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Rf'SSFiL r. rARRrJIs--,ss y NIX
General practice estates. laws hNs'ar'
ard wife. consultation free fNiott ~
ArVfcE WIFE JOSEPH ALLEN. At.
ToRNrY. 30 years experienced law OF
husband ard wife property rlUhs-
CONSTELLATION FREE. Rooms ses-
sss rtier- vu-i- PtsT rsir tee
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II FEMALE HELP WTD.
Is FEMALE SITUATIONS

EXPERIENCED HOtsEkEEPER want.
position IN respectable family ~ elderly
people or will do housekeeping IN
apartment house address psi, star
YOUNG LADY from East visn.s dress.
making at hons. Prices reasonable
~Hsnss1sJIoo,,.o.ooooooo-o-oooo-ooo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-30

Hood Canai-Gambie-iu
oosm str. rotlaich. FOR Port ,6sm
daily iudloW. Port gambie daily
''Baneor and all except
point. on Hood Canal Monday
on Sunday trip calls
only at Gamble nrln-
mon Heodspori. Pot
latch and Union city
ARRIVING back In So
attic at 1910 p m.
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REAL ESTATE

MOVE RIGHT IN
My esnssio- ias, completed. ~ "a
acre tract - rood iaad. % gravel Tc.A.
4 miles from anshasuish. wssh.. ara 10
uainmf.s -aik from our mill, o. Three
Lakes iris 10 snap. ard 10 eriy nns
% eur rnanr land nsfssins We ar.
selling iars. Desirable area i'm
usfiafsiy srouni ctr mile Prices ard
terms are right ard
YOU DEAL WITH Us DIRECT"
Les us .ha~ you write 80 .s-
r. ~ MEfKLEJOHN
Mar Lad Dept
1871 =. g smith mag s-sstis wash
THREE LAKES LBR. co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-02-23

Pioneer want ads bring results.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-02-23

A boxing. fan who came to Wash
ington the other day says that Amer
ican ring bugs are focking into the
state department building looking for
passports, assuring them that they
will not spend few days in a Mex
lean prison when they go to Juarez
to see Jack Johnson and Jess Willard
mix. %f
Although the Villaists are not be-
lieved likely to pinch anything ex-
cept the coin during the American
scatter at Juarez, the fans are work
ing on the safe side by getting pass
ports. -. -. Ill .4*g. 4.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-02-23
FLANDERS LIKE ...
WORLD WHEN ALL p. Z. - :.
HAVE PERISHED

CONTINUED from Page ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-02-23


:The flood was all about us getting
deeper all the time, the enemy in
front shooting, we dying in punches
and no help for it at ALL" .. 4
This was: how the Germans were
|checked. :Reinforcements brought
up on both sides have not materially
changed the situation beyond the
steady, but unnecessarily slow, driving
back of the Teutons.
Floods Reach Crest.
Today the floods have. reached their
highest. They extend ten miles in
every direction from the User.
Roads, built higher than the country
side criss- cross the inundations like
strips of crust across pie. Here
and there are farm houses in ruins,
occupying islands scarcely above the
water. Most of the trees are now
prone in the mud and ooze, the
ground having become too soft to
hold the roots firmly. An occasional
windmill, like dead thing is seen
lying on it's side in the water.
Waterfowl Only Living Thing.
J. Wagons, carts, caissons of cannon,
haymows and whatnot dot the waste,
but as one looks about over the ex-
hn cir no1o ;1,Sr
thing save few waterfowl.
This is the scene of the fighting in
Flanders. Both the Germans and the
Belgians have built up, rather than
dug trenches along the roads and
every intersection is a small fort
Throughout the day artillery is
pounding away but very seldom does
the infantry come into action so long
as the daylight lasts.
When they do it is to fight in water
waist deep, with occasional tumbles
into the drainage bitches with which
the always somewhat wet farms were
literally cut from the war. The
slightly wounded fall strangling to
death in the water.
: Infantry engagements, because of
the floods, must necessarily be along
the roads where machine guns play
havoc. Surprise attacks are prac-
tically impossible unless comman-
der wishes to see his men annihilated.
Dark, even stormy nights, are best
for this kind of fighting and a bright
moon puts a. stop to storming expe-
ditions. ".a -.
Flanders. Like Worlds End.
But rain or moon; the night is
kept fairly. light by means of aerial /
bombs which the Germans shoot 100
feet into the air. When they ex-
plode noiselessly they leave great,
white luminous ball of. fire, making
things everywhere as clear as day for
nearly a minute. So the Germans
guard against surprise attacks
The war in Flanders is war un-
to itself. It has rules of it's own,
special to it. and applicable to no
other part Of the line. And dreary!
It is the gloomiest spot on earth.
One is given the impression that
when all living things shall have
perished from the face of the earth,
the world will look just like Flanders.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-02-23
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