The Oregon daily journal., October 11, 1914, Page 60, Image 60

THE OREGON SUNDAY 7 JOTONAL, PORTLAND, ' SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1914.
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STRANGE AMD UNUSUAL SEGHTS ARE TH1E COMPLEMENT OF WARTMMfjE
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BELGIAN SOLDIERS ENJOYING A BRIEF RESPITE
A quartet of King Albert's fighting men are here shown busying themselves during a brief rest under the trees at a
farmhouse near the firing line The man in the foreground is repairing his boot; others are mending their clothes, and before
them on the table are glasses of wine by way of refreshment
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. BELGIAN CHILDREN, IN LONDON, MOST OF WHOM ARE REFUGEES S
The -guardians of the Kensington Institute in London are caring for seyrefal hundred refugees from Belgium, !rrtost of
whom are children, and upon whom is showered every kindness. One hundred and fifty children recently arrived -t one
tune, many of whom have been made orphans by the conflict on the continent.
FRENCH RIFLEMEN ON THE FIRING LINE
This photograph, taken- somewhere in Belgium the exact location having been suppressed by the censor shows a
French Mitnllaise gun in action. This gun was first introduced by the French in the Franco-Prussian war, but in the interven
ing years, it has greatly been, improved upon. .J .
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.u' PROUP OF CHEERING STUDENTS IN FRONT OF WAR OFFICE IN TOKIO
K.Jr nw."!0?1 To1?0 n Snd?y. Jne 30, and it became known that no answer had been received from the
?hJt iT L"ibof tnat war existed between Japan and Germany, and soon groups of students, such as the
ones here shown,, gathered at different places to engage in patriotic demonstrations. - - - -
DURING THE BATTLE OF THE MARNE
.. French soldiers are here shown carrying a wounded comrade to a field hospital from the battlefield of this- Marne,
which is destined to go down in history as one of greatest world battles, according to certain experts in military affairs.
(Photographs,: copyright 1914, by The International News Service.) j-
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.. . EFFECT OF GERMAN SHELLS IN MALINES I
. .Wrecked residences in Malines after the Germans had bombarded the place. Thi3 is only one of many prosperous and
beautiful cities to suffer partial annihilation as a result of the war. Many of the destroyed structures were of historic impor
tance and contained treasures that' had been hoarded for centuries. . - , .