Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-18
VISIT ID 0NE HELD

Continued from Page three) steed shields to worn out b0res and broken muzzles.
 In a carpenter shop French work men. aided and superintended by Germans. remake the wheels. ln an- other part machine guns are made whole, oftenumes by using the undam- aged parts of tvo three or more weap- ons
 Here also aIe prepared the great hoops of wire that can be stretched in front of a trench in an emergency at a moments notice and may be made fast by stakes of steel that are screw ed into the ground Thus attackers whose artillery has demolished the usual entanglemeuts Of barbed wire can stiU be checked for a time at least
 Quantities of English cable wagons have been captured at one time or an- other These wagons are nothing more than square wooden boxes mount ed on wheeler from which tele- phone wire can be paid out They have, however been found to make excellent machine gun ammunition wagons and are turned to their new use by the simple eXpedient of being fitted with pigeon hole compartments.
 In conjunction with the machine shop there is a shoe shop and a leath- CT shop, where broken saddles are mended, and where the straps for ar. ulery wagons. rifles and knapaacka are put into order once more lt ia ! the experience rateher than the rule l that any piece of apparatus used at the front Is damaged so badly that ii cannot be mended here or that it has to be sent back to Germany.
 In point of interest to the casual visitor, the prize of the division head quarters is the "Sammelstelle" or col lection point the junk pile contain ing the sweepings of the battlefield would be a better name-where every conceivable object from bits of rubber to broken bayonets and cartridge shells is collected and sorted out.
 The kuapsack of every wounded sol dier first or last finds its way Co Chi. big building and there is subjected |, the scrutiny of junk eXperts.' Th' cartridges that remain are laid out C one side, to be reapportioued to som' other lighter The drinking nasks O bottles are similarly weeded out, ant the clothes that sun are nt Co wea are placed in piles accordng to thei character
 The bayonets go to one departmen where they are carefully cleaned am put in shape for use again The rifles they include not only German bu French, English Belgian and Russia guns are thoroughly oyerhauled am oiled and come out looking like new Every piece of equipment that sti has value is renovated.
 After every battle in which th Germans have been victorious, tn field is literally secured and all tn junk is transported to headquarteri Scores of ripped and torn auto tire are collected and sent to an estal lishment where the rubber can be uti ized in the making of new tubes.
 A big laundry establishment with
 capacity of over 100000 garments less than a month cleans old clothe after they have been repaired an puts them into shape for further us by new soldiers or by old troops who's supply has been exhausted
 spur of the railroad track run directly to the end of the "Samme stelie" and carts away to German huge quantities of scrap that has eyer appearance of being worthless bl - which later is to appear in newly ma . ufactured form Not one thing vii any possible value is wasted
 , The division headquarters very ma uralB has not only the hospital faci . ties that are common to most Germa cities but also a medicament hea quarters In wholesale drus esta