VOL. XIII. NO. 294.
PORTLAND, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1915. FOURTEEN PAGES.
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Crown Princess Cecelie of Germany Says Women Suffer More Than Men in the War
Grocers From All Parts of Oregon Gather in Portland for Three Days' Convention
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SLEIGHS USED AS AMBULANCES IN POLAND
In the heavy snows of Poland, the Germans have been forced to use these rough sleighs as ambulances in order to transport their
wounded to the hospital bases near the front
GERMAN GUARDS ON THE DUTCH-BELGIAN FRONTIER
This photograph was taken on the frontier between Holland and Belgium. The Dutch trader in provisions is having the contents of
his cart examined by German guards on the lookout for contraband.
PROMINENT AMERICAN WOMAN HEADS WAR HOSPITAL NARROW ESCAPE FROM GERMAN AERIAL BOMB BELGIANS ARE STILL FIGHTING
Lady Frances Hadfield, daughter xf Colonel Samuel Wickersham of Philadelphia, who is in charge The old lady in the picture had a narrow escape from death dur- Belgian gun in action against the Germans near Dixmude. The Belgians have but a small piece
J of the Anglo-American hospital at Wimereaux, France, lighting a cigarette for a woonded soldier. ing the German aerial raid on the British east coast. of land left, but they are hanging on to it. with the aid of the allies. , .
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, Afr the terrific bombardments at Soissons many of the residents have left their homes for safer quarters. The picture shows
French women, with such household possessions as they are able to carry, hurrying away during a cessation in the firing.
WITH THE INDIAN WOUNDED AT BRIGHTON
Wounded Indian soldiers in an English hospital at Brighton, where they have been transported from the battlefields of France and
Belgium. The man at the left in the chair has lost both his legs. ; - -motokrapb. eoprriKbt iws br th i0trBtJour k.w. Brric.
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