The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 28, 1915, Page 54, Image 54

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    THE OREGON SUNDAY,' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY : 28,' 1915.
THE BELGIAN INFLUX INTO HOLLAND DURING THE WAR HAS BEEN GREAT
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DUTCH ARMY KITCHEN IN ACTION
These soldiers are preparing a meal for the soldiers of Queen Wilhelmina's army mobilized along the frontier and for the many
Belgian refugees who are seeking safety in The Netherlands pending the conclusion of the war.
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THE LAST OF THE BELGIAN LANCERS
This gallant troop fought hard to protect Belgium from the hands of the German invaders, but in vain. After having fought over
almost all the kingdom, the mere handful, here shown, is all that is left. This photograph was taken near Ostend.
MILK FOR BELGIAN REFUGEES
Dutch soldiers distributing milk to refugee Belgian women who .have young children to care for.
Here is evidence of the whole-hearted charity dispensed by the Hollanders among stricken neighbors.
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PREPARING FOR THE MID-DAY MEAL
This group of Belgian soldiers is seen paring potatoes for the noon meal in the camp in Holland, where they are interned and where
they must remain until the war is over or at least until some unforeseen developments occur to permit their rejoining their fellows.
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