New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1918, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY H ERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1918. GRAPH OF CALIFORNIA TOWN DEVASTATED BY THE RECENT EARTHQUAKE FIRST PHOTO OFFICERS AND CREW OF A GERMAN SUBMARINE IN UNITED STATES PRISON CA CAPTURED andals. T shor ich was felt oughout I'hi Tiled- nx photogr lins in th trict of San Jacinto, Ca ter t 1ge at nis spot carthquake. Soldier ¢ third of the devastated the entire hd outher lifornin, . vhere it the bus- aren (o g did | YOU HUST BUY ALSO AN EQUIAL AHOUNT OF OTHER CEREALS {MEMBER OF WAR [FINANCE CORPORATION | [iness section. The Hemet v 0 j the earthquake, the liwo cities amounting ion dollars. boring town everely hit lamage in the to half a mil- The captured officers and crew the German submarine U-58 are shown here just inside the first ARDEN COMMISSION ENGLISH ARE SHOWING MUCH INTEREST | 7" NATIONALWAR G IN GREAT AMERICAN GAME OF BASEBALL | narbed-wire gate “ort McPherson, SLEEVELESS JACKET FOR SPRING SPORT= ¢ and banke? been named as one of the fou A. W. McLean, of Lumberton, N. by the president members of the government finance corporation. M { been prominent in Liberty Lo | other patriotic work since the entry | of the United States in the war. wa i | AMERICAN SALVATION ARMY GIRLS Sleeveless jacke E that sweaters are relieveing the use of entails in the continued and country coats when the girl who goes in for sports chooses her spring and summer wardrobe. Velours waistcoats like the y th Whenever American soldier than heretofore, and an > has > men- ime halts on his 1 to Eng the fighting front in France, it means somc photo a game of baseball. Under these | tioned ows Army m of London, ican league. conditions the English are natur showing more interest in the NATIONAL WAR GARDEN COMMISSION ™ MARINES IN TRAINING AT MARE ISLAND TAKING LESSONS IN FRENCH LANGUAGE they will be able at their ow. nch- The marine s lessons on the rance ! diffcrent phrases-of-baseball, fre receiving . training in Francais,” especially baseball is, 50 that when they get to I j the one pictured here will be very pular this s for they com- maximum of comfort with the maximum of style. This one is | fabricated in black and white, is cut square.under the arms and buttoned at the sides. The waist is held by a | rarrow belt. ason, line the supply our hoys with hot coffee and inuts. The | outs for more went to the rear when orc commi Hine officer went to F . Y. (left) (right) erican front The two girls | satvation Army 1 and shell fi attack on thb forces red to b, Tiss Trenc last month, by several braved at- during the recent American lines, ! tacks heavy months This German submarine, one of the [ bel de Borbon off Cadiz. The subma- | tained ship. The photograph was largest type employed by the Teutons [rine is shown circling about the | made from the upper structure of the for long-range cruises, has stopped [steamer while 5 officers and 15 men of [ Spanish steamer while the search was the Spanish mail steamer Infanta Isa- | the crew were busy searching the de- | in progress, | where ‘ HEROINES OF SEICHEPREY l?;fé\'l"l'LEI and only | rded by it 8 1 apt. Gustav Aubelgy jackies rescued them | I Otto von Ritgen, Lieut. r th troyer Fan- | erick Mueller and Warrant submarine. The offi- ' Henry Ropke. will be held in the w cers in the They w made they group g prison camp tives when our from the sca ¢ ning sank the ofid # NATIONAL WAR GARDEN COMMISSION ™™ WHAT THE HUNS' BIG “MURDER GUN" DID TO A DAY NURSERY IN PAR: The photograph shows the condi- tion of the day nursery in Paris af- ter the bombardment by the big Ger- man gun in the forest of St. Gobain that shells the city at a range of al- most eighty miles, One shell laf} in the nursery and created the a havoc shown. Many of the cchil and their nurses were killed and | rest of them injured. NATIONAL WAR GARDEN COMMISSION SERGEANT LOTZING QUESTIONS HIS FIRST GERMAN PRISON man prisoner captured by him an American raid at the Chem Dames.in_France, Sergeant John Lotzing, U. S. Is here-secn talking-to-thefirst:Ge: