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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
j. 5. AIR CADETS
ENJOY ITALY CAMP
Winter Bathing IN Lakes and
Excursions TO Rome Are
Pleasing Diversions.

American 5eapane Training Camp.
eniral ltalY April - correspondence
of the Asahriated Press Americans IN
training here to become submarine hunters
and coast protectors combine hard work
and SERIOUS study varcd bv nccasipual
trips - q nearby town ~ less frequently.
- Knnp
thus IS the htst school n ltaly for ncle
sam nerlal sailors They attend lectures
learn French and Italian 20 through ~
the lessons az a. solo fivlng. when hey
are allowed to fip alone theme an through
careful raining fo he time when hey are
recommended as tat for officers Next
thrr names travel over the Aflantle - he
War Department and finally thes become
officers. aud have their names enrolled
among the fighters for tho 'nItcd states
i know Of no greater glory than that Of
hcing 3n aviator. sand The Nmerican
Amhassador Fhumaz Nelson Page to
spmo % them 1T a mnch gwen ~ heir
( honor
Their amp i located near the banks 81
one IT the volcanic lakes IN he mountains
north ef Rome The winter and spring
have been mild and the student avIators
have been flying almost every day since
thev came, under the direction pf Italian
instructor pilots They utilize the lake for
bathing
On theT saturday afternoon and sun
day holidays they ride over 10 cathedral
town SET on big rock and they 70 to
church, sec the sights. spend i little money
on restaurant food possibly put up over
night At one Ui the many little hotels hat
arc langulshing here since the war cut of
tourist trufhc and thcv ride back again
Monday morning for new week train
ing
Those fortunate enough 70 have tooth
ache or teeth in the need 81 repair NAV 20.
- Rome for that purpose [ nclc Sam not
having vet provided dentist exclusively
for this camp as he has At the bigger canD
for avlators III the south Of italy. As teeth
connect with the nerves which are sun
posed To regulate the sense 81 equilibrium.
It will b. understood just how important
comnaudlngothccrs consider such troubles
Without a proper sense Of equilibrium a
man cant fly without running The risk af
breaking his neck or valuable machine
Sometimes money becomes draw
back To the Rome excursion. IN view
OF the irregularities Of nav dav, One
sharp youth from Missouri overcamo this
handicap by borrowing French. English
or American money from his comrades. In
Rome he exchanged this for Italian paper
money at the rate Of eight and onc-half
lire To the dollar, spent what was necessary
to see the sights and returned 10 the camp
with more money than he had when he
started. lie repaid his debts at the rate Of
five lire to the dollar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
FINAL. AWARD MADE.
In the Matter Of Opening West Thirty
third Street

Robert y Kemp James u Ohcrlv
Philip Burnett Joseph II Bartlett and
William 9 Tavlor, comprising he second
and tinai commission appointed for The
review of damages fnr the condemnation
az land FOR the Widening oi Ihirt v-thitd
street hcturcn Market and Washington
streets made rrturn to Judge Rice today
awarding Howard \ Sta,tnn 81 500 and
William I pmglev iSSj The original
commission awarded ~taSton 81. 500 and
Quiglo, 81 n1.i. and tho first commission
Of rrvirw awarded Stavton etiiJ.1S
nud Qngle, 81 Ooo
Notwu hstanding today award ~ The
~tevtonstaee is conclusive. two com
missions having awarded 81 5n. Hugh
NJ Nnrlle. attorney. viii move that the
hnal return ho SGT aside On tho ground uf
gross inequality AZ tho first and third
returns when compared with the second,
and request the appointment If another
commission ~ review Should QuiEley
~ the Cltv to Dissatisfied with tho final
return ~ tho QWgIev caze Judge Roc
Will make choice 81 The three awards
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The statement having bern made ~
the Voters Non-Partisan l,png,In tnass.
meeting ThlUaday night that farm had
been bought from Governor Townsend
near SelbyyiIe, as a attic for the State
Home for Feeble Minded. an effort was
made o. 500 SOME Of the interested parties
to-day, but without result
Tho farm alleged to have been offered
bv Senator Edwatt Hart contains OSD
acres and IL situated near Hlackbird.
and the one offered by Governor Town
ecnd contains GDO acres aud is situated
near Srlbvyille. The Hart farm u IN
three tracts. ~ COZ. 2Gs and 10 acres.
respectively, part or all - which was
pIrrhasablc senator Hart asked $50
per acre and Governor Townsend $50
per acre. The Hart farm is centrally
located and adioins the Delaware rail
road. while the Townsend farm - at the
southern end of the State and remote
from q railroad Tho Legislature has
appropriated $1,000 for the pfopCaed
hume
II is said Or Harry n Hayward,
dean If he Delaware College experimental
farm and a member of the commission
appointed to execute the home project,
recommended the purchase of the Hart
IN dttN - HthFftibf VI wv ftfftttFNtfff
Endorsed the recommendation No public
statement has been made ~ ~ wha M
huenced the commission IN hiyiug tho
Townsend farm Critics wonder why -
much land was obtained. especially
when the STATE appropriation e hIt SIN
m0
Governor Townsend. Robert g. Hous-
ton ~ Georgetown, Mr. Hudson ~ Dover
Mrs Seldom s Dcener ~ Eew Castle
and Dr Harry Hayward # newark
compose tho commission
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
HAVE JOINED THE NAVY.

The following men have been accepted foI
enlistment during the past week st thu
Navy recruiting station They were sent
to Philadelphia yesterday The list fol
lows
William Leon Handy Of Carpentcr. Del !.
eject rirlan
James Leslie Clark Of 700 Van Buren,
street. apprentice seaman
Bernard Joseph Mcdonnell Of 40
Monroe street, apprentice seaman
Caleb Jenkins Of 9l5 West Third street.
apprentice seaman
Ernest Martindalc Frazer of Eighth and
Pine streets, apprentice seaman
Frank Brooks Price Of Chesapeake CITY.
Md, apprentice seaman.
Benjamin Logan Priestly Of Leslie Md,
apprentice seaman
Frank Aloysius McCusker Of 81 West
Market street, West Chester, Pa. ap-
prentice seaman.
Clifford Agnew Egan Of 523 West
Seventh street, apprentice seaman
Franklin Harvard Day of 1900 West
Sixth street, apprentice seaman. Mr.. Day
is a newspaper man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
DRAFTEES TO REPORT.
Call Issued by Board No. I for Examinn-
ton on MAY Is.

The following men in The draft were
called today by Exemption BOARD No. !
To report for examination next Wednes-
day morning nj 10 clock,
Samuel Chadwick. 2l5 W Seventh st.
Ohio l.. corbctt. t0l w Seventh st
Harry " Read, ho26 Trinity Place,
Philadelphia, Pa
William II Brown, Rox SOL, Nj Union.
PA
Donnld V Dnnnakcr. 5Il W Seventh.
John L l5roughat. 50t w. Eleventh 81.
James ] McCatlerty, 1914 Lincoln st.
Cleveland Joyncr. 800 W Second ST.
Alfred knggold. 5Oi W Second st.
Samuel ~ Amico. 602 Union street.
William NJ Johnston. 6I7 Van Buren,
John : Rudolph All Delaware Ave.
Axis kirschner. 70i T. Fifth street
l., Frank Rcwlcv, 615 West street
Peter Greco. s32 Wilder II. Phila. Ia.
hngilos Xonls. 300 T.. Sixth street
The Peter Greco mentioned with home
at S32 " llder street. Philadelphia. Is
Peter Greco. convicted at the March
term Of General Sessions OF assault with
felonious intent upon one Mary l.apsley,
in Rrandvwlnc Park Greco Is now on
bail pending n decision nv the Supreme
Court on An appeal taken up from Geneeal
Sessions bv his counsel Even should
Greco he paescd by the examining board
there il doubt TINT he would he called
for service until his case IS disposed of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
SWIMMING CONTEST
Wilmington and Chester Y. NJ. E. 4 Boys
in Competition

RI T. - =.
r - II ~ stunning t.sf'
"H' 'i'@6oi' ~
H.I 81 n WINNING
-, III ~ ,fah' ~ ,iif y .
go 80 ntlhlhg.' "d'
~ tFut ~ 'fhS KUN
F'i ~" - " mr.
80. mr. ~ ''f -"
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RED CROSS WILL BENEFIT.
Great Demand for Seats for Star Attract
Ion nj the Playhouse Next Wednesday
Afternoon.

Nothing like tho tour Of tho All Sta
Organization IN Out There" has eve,
before been attempted IN American
theatrical history Reports from Other
cities, and there are only 10 cities in thu
country that are privileged to seq this
great organization, Indicate that never
before has there been such n response
from the theatre going public and those
interested in the Red Cross for tho brnr-
fit of which this tour WINS arranged
In four cities where the performance
will he Witnessed during the coming wenk
reports are in Of the amounts realized
Mt auction ~ premiums in the advance
sale oi seats. Tho amounts indicate the
great interest shown IN the performances
In Washington, where the show opens
ON Monday, May n, $4,000. was re-
allied; IN Baltimore. Md. s2l 600:
IN Philadelphia. si5.0O0 in Brooklyn
$1,000
These amounts represent the bids made
for the privilege uf selecting choice
SEATS aud boxes for the performance
and tho price ui seats and boxes will be
added To tho amount bid for this privilege
For instance. at the auction of annts
in Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. con-
Quoted by dc Wolfe Hopper, the we'll
known comedian assisted by Lady Duff
Gordon, H. + Stotesbury paid premium
of s2.2ho for one box II the price 81
the box Mt the BOX office is 800. the Rcd
Cross will therefore, receive $3.50 for
this particular box
When il wna learned TINT II would be
possible 10 have Wilmington included
IN the limited tour of this organization.
careful confederation was given Ia tho
advisahil'v ~ selling hoxns and seats
IN q similar manner for tho matinee per
formanrr Mt The Playhouse naxt We'd
noFdav afternoon. and also consideration
was given IN thu adyisahiity 81 getting
out souvenir programs and selling thnm
IN the audience IN order to make tn
returns from this performance realize
"a great an amount as possible for the
Red cross
II was decided that were sitch plan
followed the returns might we'll be come
what larger than would be realized hy
selling the tickets AZ tho usual prices
from the box office. hut. that many Of
those most Interested IN tho Red ross
organization and it's work miehts not
witness this wonderful play As result
not approving ~ ouch method ~ dis
posing " the seats IL was felt that here
was Flaw nf direct interest - the whole
plav ~ intense interest tn anyone who
might SEQ II that u every scat ~ the
house was cold n substantial amount
would be realised for the local chapter
If the Rod russ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11

Assistant County Engineer Charles +
Grub on Wednesday brought + the
garage IN the County building aa auto
mobile that had been wreck 81 on Nfst
lhlrty-thIrd street on Monday ~ a
TROLLEY or large truck aud WAS there the
three days unclaimed Recording to
residents IN that section. after the auto
was damaged the occupants two mon
IL serted the ear, supposedly to find "A
machInlst to repair 1t " hen the mon
did not return, the matter was reported
to the county officials. and tile car was
taken to the county garage where it was
unclaimed until to-day when an insurance
agent from Philadelphia Identified the
auto as one that had been stolen ia that
city about a week ago The car was
valued at s., 600 and 1t was only slightly
damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA.
Wilmington is 10 he Honorcd With Five
Concerts Next Winter.

The necessary funds having been guar
antced. the Philadelphia Orchestra ls
10 honor Wilmington with five concert $
next winter. "a he gwen on tho inllowing
dates November { December ~, Januar s
-. February y. and March -
This information has boon made public
hv the Delaware committee. following
its annual meeting which VAS held on
"Wednesday evening At the home of
the virc-prcsidont. Mrs William Bctts.
IT which time the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year
President Mrs John H. Rird
FIRST vico- president Mrs William
Betts
Second president Mrs ] Ernest
smith
Treasurer Miss Nnnic T Finn
Socrotar, Mrs Norman lIiNlAv
t;tarantor Comrnlttor Mrs Otho Now
land
Subscription tnmmttan Mrs Wi
liam \ Barnard
Pres Mrs \ II Rorlln
II bad hrcn 2 matter 81 great concern
- the committee IN lcaruing that tho
orchostra management could not bring
~" conco,te tn Wilmington tho coming
srae VI unirr the same conditions rs
uerot 3ture. owing - th" fact that pro
vallng o>pan- along al lines fot tho
maln3rnan,a IT tho chcstra ~ present
tar rS, j Other ra.le -porla com
mftt had been appointed - t.ud WAYS
and means ~ meet jh's requirement.
ami fh.u r,urrt +" the annual meeting
ua~ ths raii. VI much reJnleng. toI
generous rdlzru> Whom appealed 70 had
subscribed the amount necessary and
the concerts are now assured ior npNt
season lhoza wond. rtul concerts have
hccnma - much part ri Wilmington
musical ilc - VOL as q matter 81 civic
l,rldn that II would have been q real
calamity man, feel - have them dis
continued Tho Delaware committee
tel. n,ss' grateful t. the good citizons
tho have com~ I, then aud ~ 'hlz crucial
tn.a md hcspoak argo subscription list
m tho Tall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
MUSIC Al TREAT
At Nav Meeting n second baptist ~ en- g
League Monday Evening

lor its MAY meeting the Men I"agHo
Vt Second baptist h,reh On Monday
evening has wonderful trent not ONLY
for tho mnrubers but fnr thnlr wives and
friends Nj members II the rongrcgafia ion
women ~ mon. ate urged - heat ~ this
tlne tho f'no program - he rendered &
the annual concert - the SUNDAY school
orchestra II vhch Harry Sfausohaeh
"a tho director Tho program for tho onu-
cort viii 10 as follows
March. = AIRY On Lake. overture
Midnight Dream i1thlrpegtel caprice
VANITY" Jackson. caprice. e 'aresslfg
butterfly llarthclomY ,ptrrinctro. Pit
t"roaqle. l{octan VIOLIN solo. To
Spring Gr,cg ~ N,as Pauline Tber-
hardi overture from Norma Hell,ui.
iiusslan I'allct. by I.uRlnl \ SOCIAL time
with refreshments will be enIoyrd after
tho close Of IN concert.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
CoIn-PAt KING" ASPARAGUS.
Women Visit Liberty Kitchen TO Witness
Demonstration by Miss Doddrdge.

Miss Doddrdgc IN charge Of the
Liberty kitchen. ~ the Free Library
building demonstrated putting up'
asparagus BY the cold-pack mcth' 4. tins
morning, the FIRST occasion on Nhlrh y
market morning has been selected Several
women dropped in on their market trip,
going Or coming, and were Interested
spectators
accurate compliance with the ap-
proved directions was pointed out, as
necessary IN order to- avoid the waste
caused hv spollage or loss Of time in re
pcating the operation Sterilization Of
Jars and ruhhers, careful attention 10 the
"bIanchlng process and accurate timing
Of the boiling. which varies with each
vegetable treated. were insisted on. il
trouble /. 10 he avoided
Another vegetable will be the subject
Of similar demonstration on Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
WOULD TAX WAR
PROFITS ALL AWAY
German Progressive THINKS Eng
lands Example Should Re Fol
lowed as an End 70 Peace

Nev 4ork May z Inv, can 1f
force President Wilson ~ make peace ~
military rrras'iras7' -ierna n,lsd Ipoputs
~chniya-f .rvcrnit1 Is member ~ h.
German Progressive party. during
budget debate reopntlv 3 inc Reirh-tag
za4s the Berlip tsgehlstt
ON ihe day 40 which the general ,ra
auJsi franchise becomes lavv ru Prussia 4
argp part ~ the Anglo-S. yon rill IT,
var viii cnilatze The deputy continued
The dignihnd British House Of Lords
responding ia he necessities - Var
has adopted tho democratic electoral
reform of Tho world he declared n
has gwen tho franchise r. The youngest
soldier and - 4 OO0 OOn women
The independence If AisFrr-l orraInn
Is p necessity }Fo cannot Vin the hearts
~ country the attest spiritual aao+
ground of which Is the French revolution
by applying the methods ~ Past ilhlsu
Junkerl sovereignty There must f'e
nn fourth partition 81 Poland Wo desire
10 remain the German national state
hat We are pow The German idea 81
freedom has been darkensd bv the Fast
Fiblan JunEerdnm fh' German censor
ship had dome more harm ban good
Whv Is be German word ncing gagged
The conditions prevailing today as ra-
shit ~ he 1lrtv business ri censorship
are equally dlsgraceful ~ nc ore whn IS
being censored a. to the rensnr We desire
such p heavy taxation nf ODD war profits
that nowhere Vlil there nn 5 financial
interest lu continuation III tno Nar.
England ~ his respect sboud serve
as q model
itshould not he forgotten Tat fpD'l
auc-fhird ~ inc army consists nf socialists
II We have 70 reduce tho hread gitoH -
must increase the ration q freedom De
recent strikes Vere = 9retaSte 40 Hr-
desirable hut IA a%pialuabie reaction uf
the blind masses ii ne people - Is
postponement 81 Pria-iaa franchise
form
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
RIFT IN PEACE PACT.
Brest- Iitovsk Treaty Germ Of Fierce
Future Wars. Writes Reichstsg Mem

New York Nav Q Warning that tho
Russo-1 ,ermsn peace treaty negotiated at
Brest -iatovsk will cause permanent an
taguniSin between Germany and Russia
and hat II will hecorne he germ ~
fierce vars IN he future Has gwen by
DR. Ludwig llaas-karisruhe. member
~ he lelchstag. n u letter - the Berlin
Iageblatt recently
II would he better fnr Germany 1t the
Ru-slan border states wcre not segre-
gated he asserted Owing 70 the uncer-
taintv ~ the future 81 RUSSIA. 10 declared
'fcrIuanx siioud not He now committed
- ! fixed policy For hat reason, he
pointed ont II would hp more than
dangerous for the herman Emperor 10
become Duke "a Courland or of any
PalfIc country. slnoe once the emperor
was connected with the Baltc future.
there would be no turning back.
The new border states of Russia
should remain free and We desire - re-
mann free. he concluded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
BOXING VS.. SALOON, WHAT
WILL THE RESULT Be !?
Philadelphia Sport Writer Claims
Boxing Events in Pcnn's Grove
Will Hurt Saloons.

Wilmington saloonkccpcrs are going Ia
find falling of in business il Joe Costello,
sport writer of the Evening Telegraph, Of
Philadelphia Pa, has got the right dope
on boxing in penns Grove, n. j. The
Philadelphia claims that the lack Of
recreation in the powder town drives
hundreds of workers TO Wilmington
saloons every night bu, that this practice
will ccaae when bouts are staged in the
New Jersey town. lie says
Up in Bristol, Pa. the officers Of the
ghipbulding corporations have tried box
ing and thereby aroused the saloon
keepers Of that town Ia remarkable
heights of profanity The workers upon
ships attend tho bouts and pass up the
saloon The result ls increased efficiency
on the part of the workers and decreased
profits for the liquor men
This experiment IN practical sociology,
which has worked out so we'll should be
equally successful nj Penne Grove
Roth Bristol and pcnn's Grove are Boom"
towns The sh,pbuiicrs al one and the
powder makers ut the other are earning
hir wages Thousands of men have
been attracted to the war industries from
all parts III the country They demand
recreation after working hours Many
went to the Wilmington saloons because
there was nowhere else To go
Pcnn's Grove is far from rich IN places
of proper amusement 4 hoxing club,
run deccntly. as are the Philadelphia
arenas, will no welcome addition
Men gu to boxing shows who arc dead Ia
the appeal Of the theatre and the motion
picture shows
Boxing is essentially he game
II appeals rs docs no other form nf
healthy amusement 20 men who have
worked hard all dav From the point
If view of increasing The efficiency Of the
workers tho renn's Grove Athletic Asso-
citation may I've expected 10 do its part
toward winning this war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
TO Join the { olors.

\ surprise party was given 10 Edward
II kufcr last night at his summer
home on the Delaware hy few Of his
friends Those present were La Bucsh
Bymytbc Bird, Paul McCulhn. Alfonso
Foremaine II J Bake aud G. II
Glandlng Mr. la Bucsh entertained
delightfully."- on the piano Mr. kufer
and Mr. Bird rendered several vocal
selections. The evening was enjoyahly
spent with songs and music after which
a dainty luncheon was served The guests
presented Mr. kufer with gold headed
cane Mr. Bird making the presentation
speech. Mr. kutcr leaves in the near
furturc to JOIN the colors in the Ordnance
Department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS.
Associated Press - Every Evenlns

BY Associated Press 70 Every evening
Philadelphia, Nav Oats iOWer.
70. white 81 2 - No : Niute 81 Ia :.
Butter higher western oreamery extra.
So fancy nearby prints %.
Eggs steady. nearby irsts ll.25 per
case nearby current receipts 1850,
western extra irsts p: western tirsts
1850: fancy selected packed 70 a pound
Live fowls lower. 30 . -
Florida potatoes lower ? % 200 per
barrel
Other articles unchanged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
U-BOAT REFUGE
PARTLY BLOCKED
BY V|ND|CTWE
Partial and Serious Blockade Will
Hamper Movements of Destroy
crs and" Subs, Result of Raid.
OBSTRUCTION MAY GROW


London May IL 1t Is declared on
unquestionablc authority that the sunkcn
cruiser Nindictlvc lies IN the neck of the
channel ~ the entrance Ia 0stCnd harhor
at an angle al about 30 degrees 1t ls
obvious that vessel 500 feet long at this
angle docs not effectively block channel
some $40 feet wide. but n very useful pur-
pose has been served
4 partial and very serious blockade has
been achieved and under the conditions
of tide and rapid silt prevailing on the
Belgian coast. the obstruction will Ger
tainly tend to increase. II IS not Clatnrd
that the srnkcn cruiser will prevent the
cgrcss Of submarines or even entirely stop
that of dcstroycrs However II will ma
tcrlally hamper both and that Is i'm
portant
German light craft will not be able, whrn
pursued hv British forces. 70 rush full
speed into the harhor ~ they have done
heres DIOR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-11
V|ND|CTWt'S EMO
LIKE OLD HEROES
Old British Warsh.p Was Under
Terrific Hail of German Gunfire
Before She Was Sunk
Is, associated Press - Ever, Evening

~ ts~ocia "a Press - Every Evening
london. Nov II The old cruiser
,ndi,tlvt went 10 hct lass berth. $50 10
200 wards within thr pl"f- forming fha
entrtren 80 the harbnf of ostcud. one 81
d. German Sulmarnr h1sr~ on the
IriGisn soa~t under tcrlltl, TIRE from be
German naval guns and machine guns IN
the -ho''. according "a he Genital New
Preparatory to thc raid INTO b-i"ud thr
naval .il forec bomlar,led the town and
dropped bombs contlu,on-l, ON IA.
harhor works. causing fires atrr III"
airmor were assisted hv monitors ~ huin-
barring the enemy posltInns heavil,
Tic entire operation Wa earrttd usJi an
lines -iInlal to the rand 1T tpul y WHOM
concrete laden cruisers were @unl ~ he
hatboI oi IeohrIggc The most important
German submarine base Ion he second
time IN . month q smoke screen was u-ni
successfully
About two . clock IN The morning large
force at dcStruvers and coastal motor
boats steamed NJ toward he shorc. ho
motor boats golne alongside II Tho
weather was everything desirable until -
minutes before the Nn1Ietlvr w. @tnk
when sea Jog drove N shore and ie,lurei
the visibility tn q rang If between eco
and ifN wards
The NludlctIve cNpeuencod the greatest
difficulty IN finding the entrance to the
harbor The enemy employed atal Sh.lIs
and soarehllghte extensively aud tor ~
minutes the vessel was ia full view II he
enemy batteries IS aho crulee4 np and
down seeking the entrance she Was Int
repeatedly and several casualties were
sustained II was 20 clock when he
piers were sighted almost alongside and
then the German machlnc guns opened
ire
Having found his bearings. tie captain
called his crew from the engine room and
stobchold and then set oil the explosive
charrcS