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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOUEIIAI PORTLAND, SUNDAY. , MORNING, NOVEMBER 7 1, 1S14:
WHEN THE ARTS OF PEACE GIVE WAY OW EEKSlte
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ALGERIAN' CAVALRYMEN PASSING THROUGH PARIS
A group of swarthy African horsemen on their, way to the front to fight for the French republic. Men from four conti
nents and representing many races are now involved in the great conflict now raging in Europe and the . outcome of which
none can foretell. (Photograph, copyright 1914, by The International News Service.) - .., ,'
. ENGLAND'S HOM DEFENSE BRIGADE ASSEMBLED ' - " ;
ante' 8CulPtor8 actors and journalists of England have banded together, for the home defense of the mother coun
try. The members ate here seen assembled in Earl's court, London, where they were addressed by Major General Sir Alfred
Turner. In the ranks are many distinguished men' of letters. .
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This photograph shows gun intrenchments erected by the Germans near Rheims, which were hurriedly abandoned when
the kaiser's men retreated. Great excavations have been made in the midst of a harvest field to provide protected places for
the field guns which, however, were not; abandoned when the army withdrew.
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'Here are a group of fighting men from sunny Africa who have taken part in some bitter engagements in northern -7 f
Frarfce. Their Arab earb is in striking contrast tn the uniforms of their French colleagues hut the wearer ar mat A not tn ' f
suffer in fighting qualities therefor. Their conduct in action is superb. ?. - ,
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camp near Pans, where they will be helclxapUTe.untU.the war is-rover, or until; ui exchange of : prisoners "rnay have been'
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7 AUSTRIAN INFANTRYMEN .IN ACTIOM
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