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The Detroit times., 1916-01-18
S30,OO0,OOO LOSS
IN BERGEN FIRE
nv UNTTED PRE9S.

BERGEN, Norway, Jan iS.-The
Gre that RACED In Bergen for several
days was practically extinguished
TODAY. after causing n loss now es
timated at S2O,0o0Ooo.
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JefferSonAve Store

Between woodward and Griswold
1UNt00. full basement. freight ele-
vator. steam heat. Jauttor sarv Ice
UNION TRUST CO MAIN fiT0
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prIRtinE-the piatn nest ktnd--thst
o. rteht--Tifncs Job Dept---Nain $50.
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ala ne,0fdluNtto ulaUs and speri g.
cations uu Nie Son MS ufHNa ard ~
others. copies ~ which can d. 1u-
talucd upon DUPLICATION
a tertiaed rnrrk iu che sum ~
$500 payable t0 che B1lrH 90 Water
Comm ssLlue fau-f accompany rHch
iIl
Tre right is reserved to reject any
or Hii bids 0r amy part ~ any hid
H a. CILMhHTIN
B-518 Secretary.
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Main z002 i53 Bates-st
HELP wANTEu-MALE
BARBER wanted as partner. pool
tables, 2 chairs, cigar stand and
lunch stand. Phone 90 Royal oak.
BARBER wanted. steady man. bring
tools at once. SIS. 1917 Grstiot.
BARBER wanted. steady Job. union
man preferred. 1895 Mack.
BARBER wanted. steady SIS and
half over $50. 1922 Gratlot-avc.
BARBER wanted. italian preferred.
lit John E--t
BARBER wanted. Slt and half over
t21. 1924 Grand River.
BARBER wanted. steady. good pay.
1855 Gratiot-ave
BARRIER wanted Apply 1913 Town
eeud-avc.
some high school education
preferred; office help and deliver
irg. SUI Free Press.
BOY steady position IN drug store.
Roy wanted so Woodward
BOYS wanted Apply 70 Washing
tou-hlvd DHasemenO.
---
BOY 49, DO errands Gsr woodward
CLIPPERS and rauIkors ou shin tavte
a. once Fore River Shipbuildlug
Corporation quincy. Mass
COOK Apply Iig2 Gratlot.
DELIVERY ROY wanted. must have
good references 1920 Gratiui
OPEN TILL can and make sure
20 EU-dHv gTruOErapbN 1920 cham
OF Commerce. Cadillac 217l.
SHEET METAL WORKERS
First-rIass men experienced ON heavy
work Must Doe able 10 lay ont
steady work and good wages TO
competent men.
56 Bagley Ave.
NO FEE CHARGED
BEIP wANTED--FEMALE
C0VUETENT GUL for housework.
small family rp washin-, good
vagos rhouo North 1885. 1876 Pin-
rree-ave
|GutL for general housework laundry
work but no C0uklug. reference.
required Walnut 2b"5 or call 1904
West Grand blvd.
WOMAN for work I'm roomug house
from to g every day except sun.
day Call 11N Alfred
A COMPETENT Girl for general
houscvork 10 EIiot-si
AN ENpIEIENcEu GIRL for ern,r-
al huus,Work in family ut adults
Ep home nights. city references mo-
washing. Apply apt 2, % laven-
I cuNrErENT Girl for general
tugsrwcrs 22o virginia Park
ENpERIENCEp WAITRESS want
ed FOR restaurant 2N Library ave.
Girl for general houseworR five days
fu week Monday GO Friday. who
viii room az home Grand 1866
GIRL for general houscwork, refer
Cures. Apply mornings ana even
inls I'5 Tenny-on.
Girl. for homework. family OF three.
eu home nights. Market al-'
4 HDI'- '-EKEEIEE wanted. 1913 How
aru Cyll Cherry -'Is
G1RT. wanted for lunch counter call
1854 ST. Antoine.
NTppL-AGEu WOMAN watu,d to
work iu restaurant SEQ Hastings
RAGTNfE PIANO TAUGHT IN 20
lessons Iatonig school of Popular
Music VI Frances Berry. Cadillac
gQ1S-J 4G Broadway.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
WANTED
I We pay while learning Three meals
a day served ~ employees at cost
Steady employment No slack sea-
son. Good opportunity FOR advance
mcnt % bright girls.
! APPLY MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Corner John r. and Madison
WANTED p-Nouug girl 10 take care
of children and assist iu house
work 722 Garland-aVe
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PrintinR-The plntn neat kina--thut
n riEht-TinirS Job Dcpt.--Nuin $3.50
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FARM BARGAINS

FARM BARGAINS
so ACRE~-IU under cultivation.
houses and barns in luod condition
Flat river divides This property
from city limits of BflluE Mich, a.
boOmiul city uf 5000. railway ut
rear nf farm, $4,000. terms
164 ACRES
1g4 acres mile from Oakland.
Mich. Baraain strictly modern.
electric lights gas and lll city cuu-
veniCnCes. well stocked
Apply NDuCrif
40 Free Press Bldg.
5000 OF AN ACRE. near Eedford
and Grand River electric. S"5 down.
50 per month. RoV B. 6f. Times
PrintinE-the plain neat kind .hnt
IL riEht--Times Job Dcpt.--NRin ti2a
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DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS.
UufrU.f lam .fs TUfI
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GEO. H. FENkELL
Commissioned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
WE ADVERTISE BARGAINS Only.

New Room BunzaloW-Close 70 Alta
Vista school. on fun lots. owner leaving
city and must sell quick, price cut TO seSO1.
$500 down. balance easy
$500 DOwn-On Tularosa 81: a dandy
room bungalow for $500. bal. So including
interest; paved
On Bliss st room new modern bun
salow. furnace heat. garage price cut from
$3.50 to $500. $3.50 cash $50 per month
Room Bungalow on 3 corner lots close
to Alta Vista school
Room BungaiOw-South front close 10
Alta Vista school. cut 10 S1750. 500 down.
So incl interest These houses are a bar
gain and must be sold quick
\ , Room House close in on Mundv ave
Leased 20 Z-17-17. Price $500 $1,000 down
HAWKINS BROS. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
MAHFIELD BUILDING &
IMPROVEMENT CO..


We will build in any part OF
the city. on your lots or ours.
give you good terms and guar
antee satisfaction We devote
our entire attention 10 home
building and would be glad 10
submit plans and estimates on
your building free On account
OF our splendid buying facilities
We can give you more for your
money than any firm in the
city Paid in capital $3.50 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
FOR SALE BY OWNER.

A most desirable two story residence
furnished or unfurnished. located in RICH
MOND TERRACE one OF the healthiest and
incest neighborhoods in p Paso. nine rooms
che breakfast and one sleeping porch; hard
wood floors. closets bath rooms. basement
and heating plant; large garage and every
convenience: built on three complete lots
with good lawns. front views south AMI
east cement sidewalks and paved streets
Those interested address Fourth Floor Little
Caples building. or telephone rumber S0es-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
For SaIe-Farms and Ranches

OWNER viii sell on terms 1 section smooth
mesa land. one mile from Santa Fe Ry sta
ton. and new country club site IN upper
valley Phone Norman E Veazey. Il Paso
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
$3.50.
f. RIO GRANDE ST BUNGALOW

E RIO GRANDE ST. BUNGALOW
rooms glassed in room and screened
porch; bult for a home and occupied
less than a year: Just ike new; has hard
wood floors. all built in features. splendid
neighborhood; worth $3.50. small cash pay
ment. balance long time.
LOTS WANTED.
We want good lots in exchange for this
splendid room bungalow. eas. front. Just
off paved street hear Alta Vista school
near carline and jitneys-
large rooms. hardwood floors. built in
buffet book cases and large kitchen cabi-
nett; large finished basement. furnace heat
Price $3.50.
VIII take lots OF $500 cash and Ss5 monthly.
PHILLIPS REALTY Co
Phone 1923. sol Ist Nat Bank BLDG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11

RANCH AND CATTLE FOR SALE
5000 acres. 90 600 acres
owned. balance on > year lease.
Has the best improvements OF
any ranch in the southwest Cut
into 10 pastures and has 100
miles Of fence. fronting on two
R r lines. with shipping sta
tion on ranch. only $50 miles
from z Paso. 1000 head o. high
grade Hereford cattle now on
the ranch For full particulars.
see
HUFFMAN
HILL. HUFFMAN a RINTLEMAN
Phone ISL 81 Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
NEWMAN INNEsTMENT 40.

ssOOe-4 , rm- apis. ali bun; in features.
> rmc-. hardwood frs rental S1l7-5o mo-
$1,000 cash. reasonable payments
5000 rm- glazed sip pch- bung- how'd
frs all built in features; Montana ST. 5000
cash. $50 per mo int included
$500 rm- hung. facing Manhattan Hts
new. $500 cash. S35 per mo.
5000 I'm bung- lots. exchange for
valley land.
tile bath. sip. pch- $500 cash. SO per mo-
5000 nm bung facing Alamo Hgts
$500 cash $50 per mo including int
Sz5oe-New I'm bung- Z blk carline-
soc cash. 50 mo- including int
$1,000 fine lots trade for equity in good
sI-o0-s rm- cottage. s frt / blk paved
St d carline. fine location. Small cash pay
ment. bal. like rent.
$3.50 per acre. acres YsIets near paved
roads. beautiful domestic: very easy terms
S5-S per acre. Il acres this side Yslets,
to exchange for city property.
$3.50 per acre. 81 acres this side Tslets.
exchange for Il Paso property
NEWMAN INVESTMENT Co,
Phone 80. loo San antonio St
BARGAINS ONLY.
TWO LOTS, ALTURA BOULEVARD
TWO LOTS. CORNER-on paved street.
FOUR LOTS, oORNER-ciifton St. con-
Nenient TO Alta Vista school; $500.
80 FEET. EAST FROST-N. Kansas St;
TWO LOTs-Montana St. this side Pied
e1z ACRES-Fruit and truck. on paved
road. ABOUT miles down valley. Price 5000.
JAY F. KNOX COMPANY.
sol Caples Bldg Phone 1895
BARGAIN
10 room roo1inE house. or 5 apartments.
right down town good furniture thor
oughly clean. full all summer. good tenants.
HOW Is THIS ONE
: room bungalow. basement. heat. all built
in features. garage nice driveway. two full
lots. paving. walks and curb all in and
raid- Price S3s5e: pay $3.50 down. move in.
balance like rent
WANT LOTS IN GOVT. HILL OR
GRANDNIEW.
As first payment on this beautiful 3 room
bungalow. basement. heating plant. close In
on Tuiarosa St What have your
* 10y B-sii.-. CO. rhonc 6s72.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
GONERNMENr HIII So

wv &NAF
lots on Hueco st between
jefferson and Mar SITS. north
front; half block from car
line S65e. Easy terms.
lots on Montana st. in the
$500 block. south front. $1,000
terms OF $500 cash.
lots on Montana ST. in the
1.0o block; worth $4,000. Can be
bought for $500 terms or S4e5o
cash
s room brick house in tire 1900
block ou Wyoming ST.. south
front. $500; easy terms.
LAFAYETTE PLACE
For a few days only I will re-
duce the price Of my and
acre tracts from $50 to 300 per
acre. Now is the time to buv
lower valley land which is an
in cultiva ton
w r. PAYNE.
f0I Mesa ave Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
L g. INCOME PRoPERrY.
HoMEs on EASY PAYMENrs.

- TT IIII@s IIVlII = d u 7 n
SI750-SJO Cash. SIS Monthly nm. stucco.
Alta Vista district carIine
S27Jo-Brand new Beautiful Brick Bunga-
low; best residence district south front.
terms easy
500 Cash, -Four Room Modern. New
Brick, s22oe. s2o monthly plus interest. car
line
Many Others TO suit Phone 5s-
HOWELL REALTY Co. Herald Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
For SaIe-RsaI Estats-City Propertr.

For Sale-Real EState-City PropeFtV.
~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~-~-----O~ ~-~~~%~~-~-~@~-~~
AT A BARGAIS-In best part Of town. .
room house on one full lot Phone 1882 J.
FINE apartment site. two corner lots; close
in by owner 81 East Boulevard.
FOR SALE-Three south front corner lots
IT. Grandview for $3.50 Terms. Phi. 1886.
NEW BUNGALOW-One Of the incest homes
in the city, near new high school. parked
street Frank Scott phone 25S6.
FOR SALE by owner room red brick
house or Boulevard east Of Piedrss. $500
down, So per month Phone 557S.
3 ROOM frame house -------.-.-----.SI2.0O
NEW STATE REALTY Co.
$685. Mills Bldg Phone 1871
FOR SALE CHEAP-New bungalow. six
rooms and two sleeping porches. half block
from car line. in Government Hill. Small
cash payment. balance monthly Phone
oH--e-- 80 W
APARTMENT house earning It per cent on
investment; can be made 10 earn IS Der cent
This is worth investigating
Phone 29OS- BICKNELL- Phone 29O3
BEST BUY On MONTANA STREET.
Two lots in the $500 block for $500.
paving paid. worth S200e
JAMES L MARR q COMPANY,
SQ4 san Antonio ST Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
SUGAR BETS AND ALFALFA
LnA.-. aAn LlILL

This is the combination that will make 4
good farmer rich in this valley. let Us
show you We CAN
We know what we are talkinEe bout (at
least part Of il. as we are, and have been
for years one q the biggest alfalfa growers
IN the valley and for the beet end OF Il
we are satisfied 10 the extent that we signed
Up 20 plant loo acres Of beets for next year
BAILEY LAND Co,
Phone eOss- sos Mesa ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11

BOOMING HOUSE
Transient Hotel
SO clean outside cool rooms.
steam heat. running water in every
room. baths. central location. VIII
stand most rigid investigation: low
rent. long lease. all rooms now
rented; very low figures and rea-
souahle terms For further psrticu-
lars see
c. s CHEESNAN.
W. H AUSTIN AGENCY,
los Oregon 81 Phone f1l5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
For SaIe-Rooming and Boarding
Houses.
DINING room and kitchen for rent. private
boarding house Phone 3905J
For Sale-Rooming Houses.

FOR SALE-Furniture OF : room rooming
house cheap Owner leaving city S07 Olive
OWNER must sell - rooms well furnished.
best location Phone 2f70
NOW Is your chance for good bargain: 4
apartments blocks from postoffiee. always
full. 7OS Mesa.
NICE family car ir fine condition: new tires
Tor close in rooming house call Mr. Green.
phone 50sS.
Phone 2SO5- BICKNELL- Phone 1908
sells for less roominE houses. apartment
houses, hotels, 20 get the real bargains and
be satisfied. II IS necessary TO call
Phone 1908. BICKNELL- Phone 290S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
Hair Goods.

WITCHES and puffs made from combincs
Mare5 Furdy. 10 EuckIer Bldg. Phone s6IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11

:
WHAT STERLING Is TO Sill
YER MAYEIELD Is To A HOME"
GRAND VIEW BARGAIN
5 room new bungalow. sleeping porch.
hardwood floors throughout. tile floor IS
bath. garage flowers. grass Built for
home Price $3.50 $500 cash
S04 Mesa -CREEL REALTY CO. Phi. 5O75
X B. Creel- T G. Cannon
4 BIG ELEGANT HOME.
East front. near new high school. paved
street; viii take lots suburban home or
automobile IS first payment, balance easy
Price $500.
KILBURN-HALE REALTY CO.
20 1st Nat Bank Bldg Phone SOS
OWNER MUST SELL OR LOSE ALL.
Each one $500 to 500 under actual cost
Beautiful modern bungalow. built one
yceT- cost 5000. sacrifice for $3.50; $500
cash
-Four room pebble dash on 81 lot fixed
for Irrigation. can make living on place
with chickens, COWS and garden s1730;
$50 cash.
Phone 1881 evenings or SUNDAYS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11

FOR sALE-white Leghorn chickens. ss27
Douglas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11
For Rent-Rooms Furnished.

BEAUTIFJ L front room with CRATE; gentle
men or ladies employed .Is Arizona Phone
s137-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-11

~c->---~--~-N---- ~~---~7~--~-~~~-~-~----~@
fAANo finishing. furniture repairing unhof-
steriug- stoves set up. polished repaired
work guaranteed VALENCIA & LOPEZ
-yt - stanton Phone 90fc
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THE PLA TEAU or A Nj ANCE

sake of the rhyme. You recall the sublime
text:
"Que voulez-vous quill fit contre trois!
Quill mour1t?
Gu qu'un beau desespoir alors lie secour1tl
Rome edt etc du moins un peu plus tard
sujette."
Castelnau, Foch, Balfurier and the
others, whose souls accorded with the soul
of Corneille, wished that Nancy should be
"plus tard sujette" Two days more, they
said.
The Last Insult
That night of the 9th to the 10th of Sep
TENDER, about II o'clock, in the midst Of
storm, thunder, lightning and torrents OF
rain, shells fell on Nancy. What! The
enemy was going to take such step! The
people of Nancy believed themselves lost
They were saved. The German army had
already begun its retreat.
Military witnesses have told me just
what happened. The captain who received
the order to advance before the German
lines as far as he could, and who succeeded
in pushing big cannon as far as Remer-
vile, executed his task. He sent into
Nancy fifty shells, then turned on his
tracks and, without hating, joined the re-
treat which had already commenced.
Thus Germany, knowing that she had
failed, sought to destroy, to deface, to do
violence to the beautiful city which had
escaped her. There is nothing more nat
ural in her baseness than this desire re-
pulsed satisfying itself in insults.
Was it this night that the German En-
peror with his bridegroom's cortege and
his white cuirassiers, their uniforms soiled
by the storm, left the heights of Eply? AT
this hour all the great combats of the war
are still enigmas for US. The operations
are not yet clear, the strategy is not yet
justified.
What is certain is that the enemy, if he
retired, if he relaxed his pressure, was still
capable of striking terrible blows. On the
10th, Toul having been able to send us
some reinforcements, we try to extend our
lines. We attack, but our attack is once
more repulsed. We renew it. On the 18th
we get as far rs the middle Of the forest
of Brin. The forces which came from Toul
are massacred. The 149th replaces them
and once again throws itself on La Bette.
It recoils across the underwood. It leaves
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America has been worth to Germany. Our
country is slow to appreciate facts about
foreign nations, for, after all, our minds
approach foreign affairs without facility
and without experience, but we are not
entirely unintelligent after all. The
French and the German policies in the mat
ter Of prisoners and their treatment are as
far apart as the French and German theo-
ries Of citizenship, or of national honor.
Very few complaints have been made at
any Of the German prison camps in France
none at all, so far as I can discover, at
Lyons. Seldom, too, have private soldiers
tried to escape their prison, though officers
have in more than one case escaped or
tried to escape, as when in August, 1916,
four officers escaped from Toulouse and
eight from Montpelier, all of them being
subsequently recaptured either by the po-
lice or by some farmers dog or by their
own surrender after their legs gave out.
It Is some time now since three German
privates made their escape from the camp
at Pau, in the Pyrenees.
This case did not come under my own
observation, but professor at one Of our
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d. BARTON BLAKE.

Aus. S0.-One approaches q
70 nri,On camp in France with a
. ,bst very possibly ones sympa-
game nav be appealed to by the plight OF
HS ~ war. Ones sympathies
f'V. -. t-om q visit to one prison camp, al
'Ds ,. cha, at Lyons, with never a scratch
s''s .turdy. well-tanned privates, peas
in.s - mechanics from half dozen Ger
~ r;ngdOms, are neither abused, over
pa - MIR underfed. They are such pict-
",A :, health that the likeliest fear of the
. -. American is that they are being
.,..tsd shade too well.
~, IN France, at any rate, have funds
"A food sent to prisoners of war from
=, homes been diverted to other bene-
.S.,;ss For these prisoners the hours of
- are long enough certainly-eleven
80. daily-but there are so many inter
=. - rest in this task Of eXcavating for
,-.r.,s new municipal hospital that the
~ !. not a hard one for any healthy
,lsr At other than working hours they
:. free 10 make use Of a well stocked
..,t;ne-with all the signs printed in both
,,,,usges, French and German. Many Of
a. ,risoners have seized the opportunity
;, heir peaceful stay in France to i'm
,,,v, their knowledge Of French grammar
"a conversation. For month, the au-
s,,;ties told me, there had been no hos
,,.,l cases or sickness among the prison
~ At LYONS. At present there are only
IA NJ them working there, the rest hav-
=, been lent to help farmers with their
arrests. Farming is, perhaps, the best
N urisoner Of war can hope for; it al
-ost certainly insures health, fair treat
r.ut and good home cooking-for these
ann workers from beyond the Rhine sit
4. table with the master himself and the
nsster's household, and have as much to
"a. as their outdoor appetites demand !;
sry much more, that is, than any one ex-
spt the Hohenzollern and his friends the
uIIonaires is having TO eat in Germany
,Oday. Usage varies from farm to farm,
but very generally when the laborers come
IN from the field at IL o'clock in the morn
irr il is,their rule to wash and shave for
dinner, served at 1:30. Not till l do they
rturn to the felds-or so it is in the
B.,uce country. Sunday morning is a
in. marked for psalm singing. It would
Be too much to say that these choruses are
regarded with much favor by the country
ISe; the French countryside is not given
. lggubrious chants. But the thing is toll
Grated. Al the more SO as Sunday after
aoon the prisoner-farmers play quietly at
ards.
To return TO Lyons, the prisoners I saw
there include some Of the handsomest men
have ever seen-bronzed giants with
robe boards; also specimens Of Prussian
iegradatiOn that would make the average
French cartoon Of the Crown Prince seem
aattering piece Of the ideal. One was
70. free TO talk with these men, / regret
sssy, but, Intellectually speaking, the OPP
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the bit Of fruit which Is not provided for
in the regulations, but which the good-nat-
ured officials in charge throw in all the
same. The authorities and civilians at
Lyons seem to regard these prisoners with
out bitterness or hatred; partly, no doubt,
because Lyons, thoroughly French In fact
and feeling, is, all the same, great way
from the front and the scene Of German
atrocities in Belgium and the North.
have not seen the German prisoners at
Marseilles, but friend of mine, just back
from that port, describes them to me as
thoroughly lazy workmen, and when he
commented on their laziness to French
officer in charge Of some Of their work,
the officer said: eve do not know how to
abuse them badly enough to get real work
out of them. We treat them as human
beings" One illustration Of this treat
ment is the fact that quarter Of an hours
rest is allowed after luncheon. At that
hour the ground is covered with reclining
figures smoking or comfortably convers-
ing. At the remark, made in English, that
these German prisoners were as fat as
prize pigs, one Of the pigs turned angrily
and glared at the speaker from the ground,
and held up copy of an English novel
that he had been reading. French consid-
GRAFTON toward German prisoners Of war
is to be found in the circumstance that at
Marseilles full facilities for washing up
before eating are provided for the prison.
ers, whereas no such provision is made for
the Galatians (the laborers of the Joffre
country, who have not the advantage of
being prisoners Of war.
When it comes to casting up the moral
score between France and Germany this
matter of the war prisoners will play its
part. There has been no effort on Frances