Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-06
synopsis.

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CHAPTER I-Albsrt N, pepsw,. author
u the story, enlisis In the United States
he i.ss q sAlsf '1 psl,s % oi,ssS. % if.'siSss i"s
gunner.
CHAPTER 1.-the srea, war starts
from the navy and he sails for France
With determination 10 enlist,
CHAPTER ui-ile Joins tho Foreign
legion and IN assigned TO the dreadnAught
cessafd whore hln marksmsnahip wins
him hiEh honorn.
CHATTER Iv-Depew In detached from
his ship aud sent with "A regiment OF the
Legion 10 Flanders where no soon nnds
himself In the front line trenches
CHAPTER Vile Ia detailed 10 the ar.
tuloty and makes tho acquaintance OF the
Itt', the wonderful French suns that
have nayod the day Tor the nllles on many
70 ordered back 10 HIS regiment In the
front line trenches
CHAPTER yi-Dspew goes "over. the
top. and gets" his nfst German In bay.
onet nsht
CHAPTER vlI-iiis company takes par,
and shortly sfierward assists 10 stopping
nerce charge Of tho Huns. who arc
moved down m they cross No Mans
Land.
CHAPTER viIi--sent 20 Dismudo with
dispatches, Dopew In caught IN a Zeppelin
raid, but escapes unhurt.
CHAPTER fx-IIe 10 shot through tho
thigh In n brush with tho Germans and
u sent TO n hospital. where he quickly
RECEIVERS.
CHAPTER x-ordered back 90 sea duty.
Drpow rcloinn the CaHsard, which makes
several trips TO tho pardanolics as n con.
yoy. The caasard ts almost battered TO
pieces by tho Turkish batteries
CHAPTER xI--The Cassard takea part
In many hot engagements In thu mefnor-
able oailipoli campaign. Efr
CHAPTER xIi-pepew Ia a member of
. landing party which sees fcrce nEhtng
In the trenches At 0ailpoii.
CHAPTER xifi-Ansr an unsuccessful
trench raid, Dopew tries 10 rescue two
wounded mon In No Mans Land. but both
die before he can reach tho trenches.
CHAPTER xIv-Dspsw wins the croix
Dc 0uerre for bravery In passing through
D tsrrifo artillery fre to summon Aid 10
his comrades In an advanced post.
CHAPTER xv-on his twelfth trip 10
the DardAneiles, hs IN wounded In 4 naval
engagement and, after recovering In n
:y: and at .s 3, New S''ss's's aSIs O. frS% sss
steamer 0eorgic.
CHAPTER xvi-rhe oeorgic Ia cap
tured by the German raider Moewe. De.
pew with other survivors. 10 taken aboard
the Moewe
The Boche commander had gnl
enough 10 say that he was not there
To kill men hut TO sink oil ships that
were supplying the alliesi He said
England wns trying TO starve Germany
but that they would never succeed and
that Germany would starve the allies
very soon.
After roll cnll some Of us asked the
Germans for clothes. or at least q
place to dry ourselves In. but rrit,
could not see us for the dust on N,
ocean and we Just hnd TO stand there
aud shiver TIL we shook the deck, al
most. Then ] went and sat down on
the pipes that feed the deck winches
They had quite hcad OF steam In
them nnd ] was beginning 10 feel more
comfortable when ! got good cloul
alongside Of the head for sitting there
and trying to keep warm. II was q
German garby and he started calling
me all the various kinds Of schwein
hundc he could think OF and he could
think Of lot.
Finally they mustered us all on
another part OF the deck, then drilled
us down Into the forecastle and read
the martial law Of Germany to us
At least | guess that Is what II was
II might have been the "IIelp Wanted
Dog Catchcrs" column from the Ber.
lin Lokal Tnggabble for all most Of US
knew or cared II shows what cards
the Germans are-reading all those
four-to-the-pound words to MS SILVER.
Ing gnrbles. who did not give n dime
dozen whether we heard them or'not
Fritz Is like some other hot sketches
he IL funniest when he does not mean
to be. Every German is a vaudeville
skIt when he acts natural.
There were hammOcks there and we
Jumped into them to get warm, but tn,
Germans came down with their re-
volvers and bnyonots and took th,
hammocks away and poured water ~
the decks and told us TO sleep there
They could not have done wors,
trick than that.
Then they put locks on the portfolios
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