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GERMAN PRISON CAMP TORTURE.

STARVATION DIET AND HOT IRONS

Georges André, the celebrated French

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2018 1917

PASSENGER LIST.

ARRIVALS.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Addicks Mr. Arnaiz, Mr. H. 8. Blacklic, Mr. D. H. Mrs. D. M... Bigger,

Bunce AMI A P. Batcham

Mr. J. C. 1 Mr. and Mrs. LE.

ashlete, who was taken prisoner shortly I 80

after the outbreak of was, las escaped from Germany. He contributes to the B Journal an nccount ut his captivity

THE

“During nearly thre years," he said,

I was taken from one prisoners camp Miss M

to another. All the camps are alike, con- sisting of hutments, with tarred roofs, erected on sandy soil Each camp is

Mr

MP WO

Mr. F. Cole Cojam

M. L. Cochrane, Mrs. Connell,

Cole, Mr. D. E. Childa, Mrs L. M. Crossfield,

divided into sections by barbed wire Mr. Johfield, Mr. C, E...

Miss R. E Dr. and Mrs.

H

M

They are so depressing that long deten tion produces a peculiar mental disorder tormed barbed wire psychosis Drake, Mr. and

These vast camps an accommodate Master R. E. Danby

Mr 10,000 men, but not infrequently 60,000 age and Ms Donnell except for non-coms., who are, however, Ennis, Mr G Eko Mrs. J. W. S harried till they prefer work to camm routine.

L. Miss

Miss A Farmer P. Gothori Gazdnor, Miss C

Food is very, scare, and the prisoners. would perish of hunger if they did not Mrs. J. E Gray, Mrs.

C Gilling,

Dr. P. A.

Goldenberg, Mr. D. Grote Baand

MY W W

F.

and Miss Hall, Rev.

Holme

receive biscuits from the French GovTVA reys

ment and parcels from their families

from prisoners relief committees. From

the Huns the prisoners receive only boiled

herbs, with a scrap of margarine and Harmon,

Mr.

G. J.

J.

occasionally a little barley, with amali 7E, Mr F D.,

ration of unyatable black pudding..........

to hear everybody complain of the pre-

Bent bread when I reached France. It is

Mr. and Mra

Mfr 3 R

***I was astonished,”

continues NARN When a prisoner arrives in a camp, Mitchell

cake compared with KK, bread,

BURNING IRON ORDEM

he is immediately assigned to any work

M. and Mrs. A. E. Kuehn, TS. Killian, Mr. W D. Kadri E. M. De Lion. Mr. and Mrs. L.

FH

MAA

required, irrespective of pernal attrine McK

camps...

Miss A. M. Little,

C.

A

Mr. and motis, and may be eraployed in mines, Ms. J. 1. Martino, Mr. E. A Nielson, forms, or factories. The komunistas, or Mrs. Norman, Mr. and

.M. Mr J workmen's quartera, are world than the Nussi, Mr. P. Nicholson, Mr. W. A. G. Onslow, Mrs. E. Ormiston, Miss K. “The harshest methods are employed to Ormiston. Mr G. F Ober, Mrs. R make the men werk, the least harsh being Pigott,

Mrs. M. R. deprivation of food. In some factories Pottinger. prisoners unwilling to work for the Hany

A Poulet Paddison. Mr.

are placed in hot roome until they submit. Blows with the fat site of sabres of Mind Mrs L. Botigues, bayonets are too frequent to garis atten tion:

Mr. and Mrs. W. H lessiov, Mr a

WAL Salmon Dr. J. H.

Rev D. Sheldon Mr. G. G. 1. Stuek,

Mr and Mrs. Stark, VIA SINGAPURE, PENANG, COLOMBO, BOMBAY, PORT

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Buperintendent

Stewardson,

I have seen the harns of a man NATO NUO Stoltz, Mr... pelled to remain at attention between two glowing masses of metal The least move- ment brought him into contact with the der Mr and Mrs. C. F. Sigerfans,

Mr. and Mis J burning iron. He herogially refused to Master W. A. Sigurthas Mr. W. A work against France, and finally fell in Settle, Mrs. I I. Settle. Master W. A naimates

Settle, M

Southworth MY J. G

4 Naturally the prisoners health suffer. Schwab D.

Tuberculosis is making ravages. There is

and Mrs. J. W. Taylor, Mr. little or no medicine. High temperature Thompson, Mr. F-M Tipping. Mr. T alone is regarded as proof of illness. The D. Tyson, Mr. G. 5. Taye, Mr. E. H. Huus require workers, not invalids. Teal, Mr. R. D. Talias, Mr. E. Taylor, Nevertheless, the spirit of the prisoners Mr. T. Underwood, Mrs. a. C. Vickers, remains excellent, though none of them

Warren, and expects the war to end within another

eighteen months, and even then only AGATA MG ES

condition that France remains united and accepts restrictions as the enemy does.

Weidner,

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Bowarning, from Calentia steamers proceed to Kobe and Moji, frequently calling st Shanghai:

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kong and Tintein, sailing at Welhalwel said Chafos,

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AN UNSURPzasad Higg-CLASS PassINGER SERVION AT INTERMEDIATE RA ES

KITTES.

to reprisal camps ir Poland og on the

death from starvation or shells. I know something about this from personal ex perience.

and

1 M. Yonge Mr C R De Yargeo" Mr. A.

Mr. WR

Misses E and A. Eicher, Mr. W. 6. Evans, Miss I Gardner

Miss

Hirst P Holmes,

THE SERGEANT ON DRILL. Mr. Irvine, Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Kant. man, Mr. and Mrs E. M. Meleen, Miss H. Meleen Miss E

R.Meiklejohn, ME. Mullinba, More. Mr. and Mrs.

[DY & CADET.]

I dunno wot's the matter with you Rev. J. D. Olson, Hr. p. 0

chapa to-day," said the sergeant but as I are remarked more'n once before, thank Clawd, we got a Navy. Ow the 'ell you chaps think you're goin to whack the Ung when you don't know low to at the alt-on-the right form platoon..

Ang it all, you chaps ought to know by this time. Now, try it again!!!

The platoon performs the movement

grant knoo you could do it. I mean correctly. That's right, said the ger

to say, any chapa that I've trained ought to be able to do anythink, har nothink.

Nen, Mr. O'Shot Mr. and Patton, MC. M. E Ferira Rev. R Smith, Mr. Thompson, Mr. L.M. Ward.

FORTHCOMING EVENTS.

Monday, 20th Nov.

3 p.Auction of Grown Land at Pablic

Works Dept. Friday, 30th Nov.

Heather Day

REAL FLESH BUILDER FIND AT

I never ad a squad sent back yet, on It

ope I never shail. Se

Of course, I know 'ow you feel about

it. You're fed up, "äide you? You're sick of formin' fours an' present"- arms an' all that, ain't you? An' you think this 'ere drill is all numbug an' nyewash. Well, I know wat that feelin' is: 1. been 'a rookie myself, though you wouldn't think it to look at me. You'd think I come down from eaven like this, wouldn't you feel

MĂn, you take my word for it drill's the thing that's goin' to win. this cre war. "Anybody can be a blinkin' 'ero, ah' do the death or glory „tent, but it takes a man to do is drill in the field as steady as 'e'd do it 'ere on this parade ground

For'nally I ain't a ero I a'n't such a

blinkin' feel I'm a soldier, see? An a soldier's a chap that goes on the battle-

field as cool as e goes into the canteen

In fact, a darn sight cooler, for the canteen's a place where a chap can be exeuned for gettin' excited. I mean to m say the smell of beer--well, it's like the smell of ome, am't it?

LEARNED AT MONS,

"Let me tell you ow I learned the good of drill. It was doorio' the Retreat. I was in charge of a party, all of em trained soldiers Grenadiers-an we come to a place where the Uns was chewin' up the groun' with machine guns. Them was the days when we adn't got no Lewis guns at all, an only about anndred machine-guns in the ole British Army Makes you laugh to think of it, don't it We didn't do no laughin', I can give you

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Stop being a human bean ple. Chass sway that long, loan, hungry look that makes folks think you're-sick or that you're not getting three square meals a day.

Give the merry laugh to the would-be witty friend who asks you what makes or look so peaked and tells you you'd better see a doctor.

An' wot did drill do, eh? I knoo my Begin to-day to put from 15 to 40 cheps. Grenadiers they was, an' they

order. To alx paces extend an they are bones of

de their drill backwards--an I give the tag there firm, healthy permanent there" flesh and tissue on those

done it without turnin' a nair, an' they went up to them Ung an give emblazes lent man or woman can quickly all

the kinniest For we say the An ow many casualties ad we, do you out become plump-yes, with actual think? Two That was all. One chap healthy fat, in sixty days and all by a was killed, an' another chap was wound new, simple, barmless home treatment ed. I was the chap that was wounded, that can't possibly hurt you, that imposes see 1

(no hardships, no disagreeable dista, no Now, if we ad been a lot of blinkin' foolish rub ons" that can be taken eroes, instead of a lot of blinkin soldiers, privately in your own home without the wot'd are cappened, eh! We'd all al knowledge of anyone, SARGOL tablets do been casualties Stiffs, in fact the work, your chemist keeps them in

If ever you get into & corner like we stock

HASWATION & Co., LTD., was in, you'll thank Gawd for the bit of drill you was taught ere on this square |_ Squad – shun | Movs to the right in fours-form fours Right Quick, march Corporal Prown, take chargo, will son 12

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