D E N T I S T R Y for adults and children • Treatment explained and discussed • Weekdays, Evenings and Saturdays • Flexible payment plans • Nitrous oxide available • New patients welcome XIV EARLY ON, THE DAILY COST OF THE WAR WAS 123 MIL* LION DOLLARS AND BRITISH SOLDIERS WERE REQUIRED TO BE FIVE FOOT EIGHT. BY ARMISTICE, THE COST HAD INCREASED TO 2 2 4 MILLION DOLLARS PER DAY AND RECRUITS WERE REQUIRED TO BE NO LESS THAN FIVE FOOT THREE. THE WAR’ S MILITARY CASUALTIES ARE ESTIMATED AT OVER EIGHT AND ONE HALF MILLION MEN. CIVILIAN DEATHS FROM MILITARY ACTION, MASSACRE, STARVA- I TION AND EXPOSURE ARE ESTIMATED AT 12 .4 MILLION. 233-3622 230 N.E. 20th (Three blocks north of Burnside) XV NEVER BEFORE HAD THE ATROCITIES OF WAR TAKEN PLACE ON SUCH A HUGE SCALE. NEVER BEFORE HAD SUCH A LITERATE PUBLIC DEMANDED THE DETAILS OF WHAT THEIR FATHERS, BROTHERS, SONS, HUSBANDS AND LOVERS WERE INVOLVED IN. NEVER BEFORE HAD EUPHEMISM BEEN SO EXPEDIENT. THE DAILY MIRROR REPORTED TO THE BRITISH PUBLIC THAT THEIR DEAD LOOKED “MORE QUIETLY FAITHFUL, MORE SIMPLY STEADFAST THAN OTHERS.” IT WAS “AS IF HE HAD TAKEN CARE WHILE HE DIED THAT THERE SHOULD BE NO PARADE IN HIS BEARING, NO HEROICS IN HIS POSTURE.” WORLDMUSICALLYEAR’ROUND PORTLAND’S FOLK CLUB Stop by for Lunch JS Homemade Soup, Hearty Sandwiches and Salad M Served from Midday 'til Midnight LARGE SELECTION OF IMPORTS 727 E. BURNSIDE — 236-6900 XVIII TH§ OVERALL LENGTH OF THE TRENCHES, FROM WHICH MUCH OF THE WAR WAS FOUGHT, IS ESTIMATED AT 2 5 ,0 0 0 MILES—ROUGHLY THE CIRCUMFERENCE OF THE EARTH. WE DON’T MUCH LIKE THINKING ABOUT THE GREAT WAR. TOO MANY DETAILS. TOO COMPLICATED, WHAT WITH ARCHDUKES AND TRENCHES AND GAS. Written after reading The Great War and Modem Memory, Paul Fussell, Oxford University Press, 1975. Writer Ross Evan West lives in Eugene. This is his first work in CSQ. Artist Carel Moiseiwitsch lives in Vancouver, B.C. She remembers growing up in Britain among casualties of The Great War. 24 Clinton St. Quarterly—Summer, 1987
RkJQdWJsaXNoZXIy NTc4NTAz