The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1918, Page 5

U.S. AVIATOR LOST FOUR AIRPLANES IN ST. MIHIEL BATTLE AN ATLANTIC PORT, Sopt. 27.—A first-hand story of the battle of: St. Mihiel was brought to America on a Sth Avenud Special -VICTROLA OFFER 3th Street $90 With a Purchase $5 in Records we will place this $90 Victrola in your home on the of payment of $1 down Balance $5 per month JAMES McCREERY & 60, 5th Avenue 34th Street ELLANS Aquas Get by su they are made for. lives. can produce, and impersonally about JAMES MCCREERY & 60. DIGESTION °; Men’s London-made Fall Topcoats They'd. get by anything! ETTING by is the especial province of the Aquascutum. Anglo-Saxon spirit. submarine is nothing in their young They’re made of those colorful warmth-without-weight tweeds and homespuns that only the Old Country those typically English models that lie London Has Raised the Prices We Haven’t 26 an Same prices and same quality as before the War Exclusive New York Distributors for Aquascutum, Ltd. British ship to-day by Lieut, Robert! Burton, a Canadian aviator, who is bound to his home in Mani- toba. He had one leg swathed | vandages and moved on crutches. He said he was going back ar soon as | he could get well and fight with those daredevil Americans, who were the} greatest fighters in the world, and he wanted to participate with them in the big drive into Berlin, whigh he| said was now on, j “The American superiority in tanks, | airplanes and your invincible infan- try,” he said, “is responsible for the victory of St, Mihiel. Your Ameri- can aviators and your American mo+ tors are the finest in the world, 1 was one of the sauadron which co- with your American ve bombed the Ger- renches from high we went into the} action with r machine guns sweep- ing the trenches. “Day and night we continued the, |fight, defying the barrage and anti- Jaircraft guns. Most of the aviators |were on duty for thirty-six ‘hours. | | while the ordinary Might averages | two hours, We only descended to get more petrol or ammunition, Such a} flight of airplanes never was seen Jon any front before. They wore so | thick that at times they collided. | “The Boche at no time could con- tend with us. There was a young | | AmoFican—I think his name was Al- len and he hailed from California-- | who had four machines shot from) under him, Three times he fell| within our lines, The fourth time be went down inside the German |iines and hid in a shell hole. “In there ahead of him were three | Germans who had also sought shel- | |ter from the storm of shells. He! |drew his gun and told them to hand over theirs. one of the Boches. in @ ‘What's the use?’ said ‘We'll all be dead few minutes under this bar- ‘Well, you hand over those | , or you'll be dead right now,’ he told them and they did, “The shells banged and boomed and sputtered and spit all around that shell crater and finaly one side of it jwas kicked in; but only ono of the Germans was hurt When the tanks | came rumbling along in pursuit of jth ing Germans, Allen was still there with his three “Then came the moppers to cl up things. One of t saw the Ger-| mans in the crater was about to} fling in a hand grenade to put the} finishing touch to them when a string assured him that there American in thers too. he rear with his prisoners.” | 3 nt for another machine to go after | ain. They wouldn't give him| *s the spirit of your American Am I going back? You bet you think [ would lose the lcqrportuniy of fighting side by side with those kind of men? 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