TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUST 22, 1918.
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
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Tillamook
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Oregon.
Frank Gronlnger, attorney, has a
pink-cheeked, tow-headed yOMiraaer.
Hun Commander’s Brutal Order whose name to every one who ■nose How the Poles Were Slain and j-)AVID ROBINSON, M.D,
him. Is synonymous with effervescent
Starved and Frozen During
Issued to Conquered and
overflowing spirits. He is a thinker,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
the German Drive.
too, this small Jack.
Helpless People.
NATIONAL BUILDING,
It was be, who some years ago (he
has now attained the mature age of
OREGON.
Every Able-Bodied Man Forced to eight years), after gravely meditating F. C. Wafeott Telia of tho Scene* of TILLAMOOK
on the phenomenon that ensued when
Horror He Witnessed Along the
Leave Hie Starving Family and
things were planted in the ground—1.
T. BOALS, M.D.,
Road From Warsaw to Pinsk
Labor Under Shocking Condi­
e., thut duplicates of the thing plunted
—Million Parsons Homolasa.
tions for the Oppreasor.
accommodatingly took root and grew
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
■H**IHiH IlilUl U I !<♦«•+ up out of the ground—was discovered
Surgeon S.p. c0.
in the yard by his mother, carefully
This I have wen. I could not ,.
, i
Thia I have seen. I eould not
patting and slapping down a pile of
(I. O. O. F. Bldg.)
believ* It unless I had ee«n It J ’
; • believe It unleaa I had seen it
wet mud with his small spade.
Tillamook- .... OregUB
, , through and through. For sev-
“What are you doing Jack; planting « < through and through. For «ev- ■ >
; ; aral weeks I lived with It; I
something?” Jack's evident reluctance • • oral week« I lived with It; I J ’
went all about It and back of It; < >
. i went all about It and back of
to disclose the uature of his agricul­
OBERT H. McGRATH,
I ; J It; Inside and out of It was
inelde and out of It wai shown J ’
tural activities aroused his mother*
C ounsei . lor - at L aw ,
to
me
—
until
finally
I
camo
to
■
•
. i shown to me—until Anally I
suspicion. Grasping one of the minia­
realize that th« Incredible wae J ’
; [ came to realize that the incredi-
ture garden tools at Jack’s feet she
true. It la monstrous, it la un- ■ > ODDFELLOWS’ BUILDING,
i • ble was true. It is monstrous,
dug vigorously into the wet mud. A
thinkable, but it exist*. It la J J I
; I it is unthinkable, but It exists.
glint caught her eye, and in horrified
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
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the Pruoaian system.—F. C.
■ • It is the Prueelan system.—F. C. I > silence she scraped the mud from her
P orti and O ffice
Walcott
‘ J Walcott
jeweled gold watch.
I 1110 W ilcox B ld ,
But, if Jack didn't succeed in grow­ HI-H l llH lHH f HJ'HHl'H i
iirinniHii
ing nice little timepieces, that a small
The following is a statemeut by F. 1 QARL HABERI.ACh
F. C. Walcott a member of the boy could hear tick undisturbedly, he
United States food administration, and has kept right on being active. Hence, C. Walcott, who served as an assist­
during the time America was feeding his mother's surprise the other day at ant to Mr. Hoover during the time
ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW.
America was doing all that was pos­
the civilian populations of Belgium, a reply of his.
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Serbia and northern France an assist­
Jack's father, before leaving for his sible to feed the starving millions of
ant of Mr. Hoover in these invaded office, gave Jack a dime. Afterward Belgium and Poland and northern
Tillamook
Oregon
countries, has pictured in a graphic Jack's mother seeing the coin in his France. In this work he was brought
way the conditions he found among hand, admonished him to put the dime in direct contact with German military .
officials, and saw the conditions which
the people it was his duty to help. away and save it.
KBSTER HOLMES,
After describing the terrible condi­
“O mother,” Jack exclaimed insin­ the German invasion had created
tions in Poland in 1916, the millions uatingly, “I simply got to spend a among the civilian population:
ATTORNKY-ATI.AW
that were dying of starvation, the nickel of It to give me some ‘pep.’ ”—
I went to Poland to learn the facts
hundreds of thousands of defenseless xudianapolis News.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
concerning the remnant of • people
people that had been ruthlessly cut
that had been decimated by war. The
FIRST STREET,
down by the sword of the German con­
had teen twice devastated.
FAMOUS FOREST QUITE GONE country
.
OREGON
queror, he says:
First the Russian armi swept through . TILLAMOOK,
In that situation, the German com­
it and then the Germans. Along the
Absolutely
Nothing
Left
of
the
One*
mander issued a proclamation. Every
roadside from Warsaw to Pinsk, the
Beautiful Woods That Were the
able-bodied Pole was bidden to Ger­
present firing line, 230 miles, nearer 0R. L. L. HOY,
Pride
of
Verdun.
half a million people had died of hun-'
many to work. If any refused, let no
other Pole give him to eat, not so
Lovers used to stroll arm In arm I ger and cold. The way wa« strewn PHYSICIAN AND SURGECN
much as a mouthful, under penalty of through the well-ordered forests of with their bones picked clean by
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German military law.
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Verdun. To stroll arm In arm where crows. With their usual thrift, the !
This is the choice the German gov­ these forests once stood Is no longer Germans were collecting the lai
Tillamook,
Oregon.
ernment gives to the conquered Pole, possible, Gouverneur Morris writes tn bones to be milled Into fertiliser,__
to the husband and father of a starv­ Collier’s. You must go alone. If there Anger and toe bones lay on the grouiaS
ing family: Leave your family or die has been rain you should have nails with the mud-covered and raln-sokkea
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T. BUl'tt
or survive as the case may be. Leave in your boots. The smooth convolu­ clothing.
Wicker basketa were acattered a’onn
your country which is destroyed, to tions of the hills have been tortured
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
work in Germany for its further de­ and turned into ridges and hollows like the way—the basket In which the baby I
struction. If you are obstinate, we the Atlantic ocean during th« equi­ swing« from the rafter in every peas­ Complete Set of Abstract Boike in
Office.
ant home. Every mile there were
shall see that you surely starve.
noctial gales.
Staying with his folk, he is doomed
I doubt if there is to be found ona «cores of them, each one telling a
Taxes Paid for Non Resident«,
and they are not saved; the father and single square yard of the original for­ death. I started to count, but after a
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husband can do nothing for them, he est floor. I doubt 1^ there is to be little I had to give It up, there were Tillamook .... Oregon
only adds to their risk and suffering. found one single perfect example of so many.
fioth Phone*.
That Is the desolation one «aw along
Leaving them, he will be cut off from • shell crater. One crater breaks Into
the
great
road
from
Warsaw
to
Pinsk,
his family, they may never hear from the next, and there, merged Into one
him again nor he from them. Ger­ shocking hollow, are a dozen which mile after mile, more than two hun­
many will set him to work that a Ger­ at the first moment of looking ap­ dred miles. They told me a million
people were made homeless in six
man workman may be released to fight peared to have been but one.
against his own land and people. He
It has been well but truly "worked," weeks of the German drive in August
PHYSICIAN ANI) SURGEON fl
shall be lodged in barracks, behind that forest floor; but not for 100 years and September, 1916. They told me
barbed wire entanglements, under can It ever again be worked by man four hundred thousand died on the Bay City
• Oregol
armed guard. He shall sleep on the in any peaceful and profitable pursuit. way. The rest, scarcely half alive,
bare ground with a single thin blan­ Rich soil (doubly rich now), It will be got through with the Russlnn army.
ket. He shall be scantily fed and his shunned by the fnrmer with his plow; Many of these have been sent to Si­
QK J- G. iTL’RNER,
earnings shall be taken from him to a prospect very rich in copper and beria ; it is these people whom the
pay for his food.
Iron, the prospector will shun It, for Paderewski committee Is trying to re­
EYE SPECIALIST.
That is the choice which the Ger­ here, hurled and half-hurled, the shells, lieve.
In the refugee camps, 800,000 sur­
man government offers to a proud, great and little, which did not explode
PORTLAND
— OREGON.
sensitive, high-strung people. Death at all, are as thick as temptation in vivors of the flight were gathered by
Regular
Monthly
Visits to
the
Germans,
members
of
broken
fam
­
or slavery.
the life of every man.
ilies. They were lodged In jerry-built
When a Pole gave me that proclama­
Tillamook
and
Cloverdale.
barracks, scarcely water-proof, un-
tion, I was boiling. But I had to re­
British Rural Life Changes.
WATCH PAPER'FOR DATES.
strain myself. I was practically the
With women taking the place of men llghted, unwarmed in the dead of win­
only foreign civilian in the country workers, conditions In many parts of ter. Their clothes, where the buttons
and I wanted to get food to the people. the country are undergoing a remark­ were lost, were sewed on. There were J OHN .LELAND! HENDERSON
That was what I was there for and I able chnnge. This is most noticeable no conveniences, they bad not even
must not for any cause jeopardise the in parts where woman land workers been able to wash for weeks, Filth
ATTORNEY
and infection from vermin were
undertaking. I asked Governor Gen­ arc making their homes..
’ AND
eral von Beseler, “Can this be true?”
The Woman’s Institute Is largely re­ spreading. They were famished, their
I
dally
ration
a
cup
of
soup
and
a
piece
COUNSEL1.OR-AT-I.A
W
sponsible
for
the
movement,
which
la
"Really, I cannot say,” be replied.
I
“I have signed so many proclamations; gradually revolutionizing village life, of bread as big as my fist.
T illamook B lo - k ,
In Warsaw, which had not been de­ Tillamook -
making it more attractive and stimu­
ask General Von Krles.”
.
.
Oieg.x,
So I asked General von Krle*. “Gen­ lating a sense of citizenship. In con­ stroyed, a city of one million inhab­
ROOM NO. ail
eral, tills is a civilized people. Can junction with the food production de­ itant*, one of the most prosperous cit­
partment. a parliamentary meeting ia ies of Europe before the war, the
this be truel”
“Yes,” he said, “it to true”—with an called which elects a democratic com­ streets were lined with people In the •y H GOYNK,
Famished and
mittee representing _ farmers’ wives, pangs of starvation.
air of adding. Why not?
I dared not trust myself to speak; cottagers and lauded women, who raln-aoaked. they sqaatted there, with
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
I turned to go. “Walt,” be said. And thereafter manage affairs, arranging their elbow« on their kneea or lean­
he explained to me bow Germany, for monthly social gatherings where ing against the buildings, too feeble Office: O pposite C ovet F juak
official Germany, regards the state of useful lecture* are given, exhibitions to lift a hand for a bit of money or a
O, I gon.
of housecraft or gardening skill held, morsel of bread if one offered It, per­ Tillamook -
subject peoples.
and old. treasured recipe« and house­ ishing of hunger and cold. Charity
It Is hard for us to Imagine such a hold bints exchanged.
did what it could. The rich gave ail
condition in America aa Mr. Walcott
Several hundred villagers already that they had. the poor shared thetr
has described as existing in Hun-rid­ have their committee« and the food de­ last crust.
Hundreds of thousands
den Poland, and yet that Is just what partment Is Inundated with demands were perishing. Day and night the I . H. T. Botta, I, IPreeJJAtti tnty
at-I.aw.
would exist should our bogs. rnd the for organizers and lecturers.
pictures Is before my eyes—a peopl« I I
boys of our allies, now lighting in
starving, a nation dying.
John
Leiand Henderson, Sec­
I
France fall to defeat the soldiers of
t
retary
Treat,., Attorney-at-
Surgical Dressing Work.
The above statement by Mr. Wal­
this murder empire. This fair coun­
Some skeptical people, who usually
Law and Notrary Public.
try of ours would be made into a Ger­ aren't doing anything themselves, think cott is a terrible arraignment of the
man province; our people would be that the production of surgical dress­ Hun, but no more terrible than he
Tillamook Title and
the slaves of the Junkers of Germany, ings by patriotic women Is being over­ deserves. What has happened in
subject to the beastly whims of the done. If they could see conditions in Poland, in Belgium, in northern
Abstract Co.
officers of the German army. In no some of the French villages, where France and every other country that
Law Abstracts Real Estate,
war In which America has ever en­ not a single able-bodied man remains, has been blighted by the Hun's pres­
Insurance.
ence would happen In America should
gaged have the stakes been so great they would not feel so.
Both Phor.e*.
as In this present conflict. Should we,
In these colossal battles, where hun­ the allies, by any chance, fail to win
by any chance, lose; should the Hun, dreds of thousands of men are en­ this war. It would mean the enslave­
TILLAMOOK—OHKGON.
by any chance, win; our liberties, our gaged. all previous wars and needs are ment of American men, the starving
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happiness, everything Americans hold outclassed. A great many men are and death of American women and chil­
dren.
Either
the
Hun
or
humanity
dear, would be lost
wounded In these battles.
With
prompt care and abundant material must perish.
WILL “USE NOTHING GERMAN” handy, the vast majority of the wound­
KILLED BY GERMAN HELMET
ed are saved.
Club' Organized for the Purpose of
Vast storehouses should be filled In
Boycotting Products of Hun
Soldier Hunting Sou­
France at all times for this need. A American
Manufacture.
venir Picked Up Charged
Red Cross doctor who recently return­
Headpiece.
Chicago.—High art and low art, ed from France reports a case of a sol­
dier
so
badly
wounded
that
it
took
a
music and literature and dolls that
Shamokin, Pa.—Writing from a dug­
talk and walk are to be taboo forever whole case of dressings to save him. out In No Mnn’s Land, France, Leo
Under
the
strain
of
such
demands,
a
and forever to members of a new club
Comer, a corporal in the Twenty-third
here, when they bear the “Made in great mountain of supplies will quick­ United States Infantry, forwarded to
ly melt away.—Virginia Enterprise.
Germany" stamp or flavor.
bia sister here, Mias Cecelia Comer, a
"Use Nothing German” Is the name
bunch of strange flowers he had gath­
New
Disease.
of the club. And the women who have
ered while on patrol duty.
A
disease
new
to
science
and
pro
­
formed it swear that they mean what
Comer had promised a younger
they say, and that after the war they visionally called "X" has broken out brother a German deel helmet as a
intend that the kaiser does not re­ in the west and northwest of New war relic, but in «Tiling Informed the
cuperate from the ills he has brought South Wales and has already caused a brother thnt he was doonied to dls-
number of deaths. The symptoms :ip|s>inttnent until tho Americana reach
upon himself through their aid.
The club expects to spread its mes-| somewhat resemble those of cerebro­ Berlin. He had seen a fellow soldier
sage countrywide, and thus to induce spinal meningitis, but it differs patho­ pick up a steel helmet and then fall
women throughout the United States logically from that disease and In some dead.
The helmet had been electrically
to back them up in ignoring every­ respects Is somewhat akin to pneumo
charged by the Germans.
thing German.
| nia.—Scientific American.
*'bdt
VETERINARIAN,
County Dairy Herd Inspector
BELL PHONE. MAIN 3.
FELT THAT HE NEEDED “PEP”
MURDER OF NATION
POLES DRIVEN TO i Little
Fellow Simply Had to Spend a
Nickel of the Dime In His
Possession.
DY RUTHLESS HUNS
GERMANY TO WORK
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