Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
AVIAT0RS SHOW
MUCH CHIVALRY
To EACH OTHER
Both Germans and English
Make Il a Point to Give In
formation to Enemy Re
garding Fate of Aime0


Associated Press correspondence
British Army Headquarters laI
France, Aug. lo.--'Ihough has,
been repeatedly stated that chIv0lrt
does not exist ion this war" said az
British aviator this does not apply
to the British and German aviation
branches Whether it is responsible
something of the old spirit Of KNIGHT
hood maintains among the riders of
the air. When British aviator has
TO descend in The German lines
I whether from eneine trouble or Dee
cause his engine or his plane mas been
damaged by anu-Wr craft guns fire
the next day the Germans report col
as his name ana whether he survived
/ and T. So whether he Is wounded. We
always 90 the same II mas come t"|
I Dee custom
/ Tine reports are made PIP q manner
( worthy OF aFmen ana they are inc
/ only communications mat ever pass
! between 'he TWO Toes Which Walch
Tor heads 10 snlpe az Hom their.
! trenehes' what rs called message
nag Is dropped over 'ht hil''sh hnes
by German OF over the German
lines by a hrllish aN'alor-sol"e'imes
Whon ne Is ln the m'us' OF nulSuue
shells from lhe All'i-Wi craft guns.
| Tong s'ieamers are ATTACKED To 'he
/ llttle eio'h pag. Ihese as they pa
ROUTE down lo the eailh irom
/ heighlh OF seven OF eRh' thousand
/ leet attract the attention OF soldiers
/ no the nelghoorhood ana they run out
/ 20 set the prize when II JANUS
lnte quickly KNOWN
II IS taken 70 battalion heauquart-
ers Wh'ch wires the Tact on To the
aviation headquarters where the rate
OF eohrade may he known rev
hours after he has leit his home
loefodiome' ana In another few hours
someone ~ ENGLAND may Know the
iole OF relauNe'
lhat Is one oi ihe advantages %
! helonging to the tlying corps. y say the
hritish aylalors. 'lt may be weeks
/ before ms relatives and comrades
Know whether man who is missing
after trench attack or eounter-at-
tack is q prisoner or dead such lit
We klndnesses as TINS don Interfere
win your ilghting your best Tor your
cause at the same time they take
a little of the saNagery out of war
or COURSE the rule could not apply To
prisoners taken IN trench fishtlng--
only to aifmen There are relatively
rev alrmen on either side and only
an occasional one ever COMES down
ia the ehenys lines
WIN the ilrst tlush of dawn the
hrl'ish planes rise from the aviation
grounds and frequently Just as car
rier pigeon makes circle before ORR
enting his compass they VIII make a
circle before starting out for re-
connaisanee over the German lines.
All day they are coming ana going
! ana IN lhe DUSK OF evening they APP
pear OUT OF the Nasue distances OF the
heavens returning home TO roost
tliers Distinct Type,
| the myers become type with Ger
tain marked characteristics. No ner-
yous man is wanted and it lis time for
/ any man who shows any sign OF
nerves to take rest. Thoy shy at
the mention OF their names in print;
for that is not considered good for the
spirit OF this newest branch Of the
service OF war Anonymity Is abso-
Lutte Everything Is done by the
corps for the corps. some members
have luck, as they put 1t, and some
do not. LIS name may not be Civ
en-, but his Is the most dramatic Of
recent experience.
Tie was a pilot flying in Belgium
far away from the British lines when
an anti-aircraft shell mashed his leg
which was hit by fifty bullets and
fragments the doctor FNtlTnufaN DO tal