The Oregon daily journal., January 13, 1918, Page 36, Image 36

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, ' PORTLA ND. SUNDAY , MORNING, JANUARY 13; 1918.
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An Anzac camp In the jhidow of tne pyramids of Ecypt. rorceniunes inese srone pues nave looea upun wrnng inio, i
not until the present conflict have troops from such far places encamped in their vicinity. Early in the war th British forces -occo-!.,
kt. n,x.n h ft - h Citr wi threatened and the Giliinoli camnairn was oh. '
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A meat market In-Berlin, : Germany lone has felt the food'ttmitaflonf Imposed by-the war. and while If Is not to be expected
that she will be starved out, yet she Is driven to the Emit of her resourcefulness and thrift In supplyirrf her people with sufficient food
wjth the markets of the world closed to her and a large part of her able-bodied afrlculturUts at war.
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Members of .the famouv Russian battalion of death. Composed entirely of women, this organization came Into rrojnlnence after the revo
v lutlon of March last year when It took its place on the firtn? line. Later, when the KerehsVv refrlme was' endangered Its 4 members remained
( loyal to their leader and Interposed strenuous resistance to the encroachment of the Bolsh,evlk factionaHsts before th,ey rot control of the capital.:
iceSound durlnf much of the year, wu: the only Available seaport accessible to Rus$U proper, and a rail Uoe connecting t with Petrorjtf wu
completed after the war cefan.
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' J, .?;- wi,y, tfrman Is sifhted the alarm Is fiven. the anti-aircraft rns
t y. .are manned, and;a hail oflead sent ky ward In -the hope of wlnfinf ; the dartn; pilot who Is oa a mission of destruction or observation, jr -
.So lmp6rtant U the wrplane ln warltlut it'cW -
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.; ; -. ; Operatint a machine fun durlnf the battle of the Sorame. These Tommies are takin? no chances with the poison Vases that the " '
. Germans may send their war,; and eo about their business clad In fu masks which, since, the second battle of "Ypres. have been an Ira- - v-
-r-:4 portant part of their equipment and In the-wearing. of. which the American expeditionary forces art belnj Instructed,., ;- , , y.