Evening journal., 1918-04-17

ing l1rn- iN playhouse 9lIlru' |.dt
into the corridors .3si night
$50 vrr8. v3s Ono crowd Chat tnr doors
had l0 hr closed anl $3.50 thousand ptr-
sons turned away The lecture through
The kindness of three Nlim.uslon.us
Ns~ given free fo the people oi VILE
mnelor 8nd vas hold under lio su-
spices of iha Wilmington Women L.n-
crly Loan Committee. Flags 1nd pos
lers decorated ihc audNUrum iass
We're distributed through tAe sud|ence,
and ile "-'sr cpsngisd Banner Iod by
ivl Fort DUPONT hnclore. was inc
opening number. Red Gross Worker, n
uniform occupied O box. Captains oi
women Liberty Loan teams were s's'-
ed upon tNc stage.
fIeateuam Pat UBgicn IS slrappns
bis fellow with an abundance of Ig-n
.vi. which carried inlm through 'ho
terrible seyeniy-iv0 days 0f DTS oetal.
from a German Poison llc s Auerlcm
io ine core. cnlisi.ng with te Canadian
Gt ers long before Amcrics entered lh-
var me vounds for Doe siii Na.s'
with O. slight limp bar hlm from sor
sIcc NUl the American aNloinr7 h'
said lul n British uniform De- et
mrnr under orders from inc BRITISH
Government
0f eighteen comrade au8t0rs. 1'
three aye ah,e, one Is badly wounded
one is prisoner taken ON ihc Ualh'
Noni ihe ihird rs himself ll. TOLD DO
casual way OF trips 40 fourteen q
twenty thousand feet altitude boh'n'
the German lines. sweeping down o
anomf planes t0 bring chem cca1nln
CD lo ground once Doe mana std q
land with Grip, iel machine ius' 'nsId
D fr.. BRITISH lines. ana slid luio -nt
5 hole bariit iG im i0 escape 4-siIA'
! uon N.A hls machine from Hun suc
i.e.
In hs last nlehi his squadron trl
Z lng 90 trap tls Huns. fel into iN
% tran themselves. and he FOUND niinse
R nr.Uuc against four German plane
e Hr Druucht down One. bHi was .u-'
brought down. diving $500 feet, on
n wins uf iIs machine fvIug on one N'
O. and thc SECOND Wing l'yng ino oIl'
- var .,Uen iIr machine struck er0ui
Dc and eumrlrd l'o Wss taken oni
% dead hll ln ctar' ones surprise can
f. ar. aEtu. n.'l iho roof uf n
r..un .I.f M and other injuries n
20 ro homes nru.tn The German 10r't
,,hsr no lay m lhIs dcsporaielt Nolu
OIL state. called him sen American h
p lerer and told iho prisoner ne "isl
br could have him lined up assiu7'
.,sl and shot The big D.. =. a.
had p~luted on his .ld'nDnc9N1n Wf'
far loid Uo Huns ie was an America
rGe Lieutenant said ih0t There was
D.. oerlain amount Of courtesy pcIWtth d
4 AIilod and H. flying corps. tic OF
arms deplf .u-nl 100 which cn!l O..
,yas dsraycl Dog Ono Gcrmsns. W.
an o.rmsn is brought down "il.
3n .-,r., .inrs In enemy 0N over
rr oibcr side aud drop q notice ol
nsfnc and condition Tor h.s irl- nur
so I'm he prison Lieutenant % hI
.ut manseed io lnd The location or a "
l.e bv iha ru.c of gB-lng into alelil
-o ,,lh comrade In which be malniaI
nd aloud lhaf Hellencrs WHs Nu
per phina and vl- o. suburb li bnfIn.
Shocked guard brought ou' m'p
ire shovy him where He.ialbore wac
r's nri-oner noticed ihe maps hiding o.
md and Ia.er STOLE li li vas Is groa|
helo n gsitnr 600, 0f Germany.
ms LcGpcd from Train.
lcd n~i.or BOZ Belgium I'd Wol,n hlf N.
ho cst friend and another sood iii
20 vero kiiied.
Th-, were told they vsrs 90 be 10
OTIS % reprlsal camp far Within &
pu- n,4n, When De asked The reason
Ac rer-.sals the guards s3Id because
for rrelish he'd placed wounded H'u
ame-~s on British hospital ships
rroiei Tho ships ln answer 90
uisrv as % why fhe Germans sh
anack hospral ships. Che oflcfcs
-z- because these ships carried muniiI
VII Wer how many 0ospilal snIp7
honnod and where We're they sol
Three bound f-om France 20 hnsi
uf ..Inrc when asked Lieuiel
.ar- OBren. have ne been CARRYING m
2n- uons from France 60 ns.1nd
,.h- German officers siared and Wa
'' 1NeN
ces- on the w5y 20 'he repr.sai camp
're- within Germany. t17 lieutenant 'so'
b, Jumping through us op-n Win
proc ~ .bs railroad coach The train
M going 85 miles am hour. and he
les knocked unconscious. hut came 60
d'F ran INFO the WOO is before tAo
ac- eouldiha stopped ana backed up
ran further into Germany bus
for fhrcv Gao pursucrs off tae trail
ipp. ho hid hy dav and walked hy night
bile inr ON raw, vegetables only. unit
ldel- crossed lha frontier into Belgium
clothes were vriucns w't mo ~
Nmr 04 ~ ramei three co., four ua
v.eet and no had frequently to
'oris across streams and rivers Ho was
be- hfch fever and de.rious. Hls
imq. we're swollen double ihor size an'
iiins wound in lis mouth r0ope1ed.
.iel- Nhe1 iu Belgium he darcd uu.
That on, fearing German traps ie ha'
ds,s meal OF boiled potatoes. bus lived
d. D, ON raw Negei8bles lle manag'
rler- estRra.r OF 0vcrais. coat end cap
cloiheslIles ana barns pu'lins
aver HE uniform 81 one time me-
searched Doe q Gecmsn sentry p,
sings discovered that tho sentry ilous'
riers vas Bcleian peasant ana was st
II be INK him Tor smuEelpg potat0os lni
inter. liy. He soid ihs' ihat seair, has
sds, had an idea AZ 90 how near boin ar
nurs- cross sud a wooden cross he SIS
In fhst instant 0Brien spoke ne.insI
i7s-N man nor Flemish. and he'd 10 prele
4Eine ,vse stone deaf ne was halted s.
army times PIE came nearest to giNii
when he he'd 20 swim hali-miic
when be was desperately SICK
/" Dda Under Electric Wire.
n Tho crucial test coms Whe
-,ri. reached the charged electric Nf.
ri,r between Belgium and Holland
.sooo consisted o. a n.ne-fooi wire
strunc with highly charged wires.
,ooo, slA inches Spsrt FlsnSlng this fei
either side. ct q distance ~ siN
$50. o~dir-r,. hrrhpd wire fpnc