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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-02

brief visit with MT. and MIS-. beIt
1Helgeson Of North Fourth street will
leave for ,Osnabrock. N. D., where he
has accepted a position" Mt
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stechman Of
Tenstrike autoed to Minneapolis this
week. They were accompanied back
by their daughter, Miss Jeanette
Stechman, who had attended summer
school there Miss Stechmank will
teach in the Tenstrike school this fall.
Mrs. A. Stohl and daughters, Miss
es Lille and Maidie Stohl of Pine
wood, are in the city and will make
their home here. They have sold
their store at .Pinewood to the Pine
wood Mercantile company, Thomas
Hughes and Thomas Erwin, propri--
etors. Izs.;~ fi%%1 fl%|
Miss Mae Condor, who had been
visiting her, mother, Mrs. J. M. Ia
charias and! family of this city for
several days, returned to sInterna-
tionaI Falls Wednesday. She will re-
turn. to Bemidji for, few days longer
visit before returning to her duties at
Dasseel, Z / I I I "a
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. w. Griffith and
little daughter, Jeane, will arrive
in the city this evening, and will be
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Walter Mar
cum at their summer home at Birch
mont, and Mr.. and Mrs. George, T.
Baker for few weeks. Mr.. Griffith
| was formerly connected with Armour
& Company of this city and is now
travelling auditor for the same firm.
| George Backhurst, rector of the
| Episcopal church, and family left
yesterday on a missionary motor TRIP
| throughout the White Earth reser
| walton. They will visit White Earth
Beaulieu, Nay-tak-Waush and Vile
| Rice Rapids, there the reverend viii
1 hold special services at the various
Episcopal missions, Of which he is thu
superintendent. A speacia1 feature
of the services this year will be tt
dedicate the service flag Of .eacl
church, all of which have sent boy
to the FRONT -~E - e ,
I'll ere IL. something Tor you In tn
Want Ad column today. It's On tn
second page, 7sl.s=- - =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-02
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM AT ~,
? GUTHRIE SCHOOL TONIGHT

A patriotic program win be held
this evening at the Guthrie. school
house at 8 O'Clock, given by the war
Saving Stamp The numbers
=. Star Spangfed .Banner-Audience
Reading-'"Flags Fraternal, MISS
Irine MACPHERSON. - - -.
Solo bring Back Ny. Daddy tc
Me-" Alma Elmquist H. ~ =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-02
NEW SALESMAN.

W. R. Nelson Of Minneapolis ar
rived in Bemidji yesterday morning,
having accepted a position with
Koors Bros. company as travelling
salesman. Mr.. Nelson is brother
in-law of R. "A. Olson OF this city!
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-08-02
!. A. ADDITIONAL LOCALS

The Grand Forks Herald says
ssHenry iHelgeson Of BemidJ1 arrived
in the city Tuesday evening and aftel
brief visit with Mr.: and Mrs. Der
1Helgeson Of North Fourth street vii
leave for ,Osnabrock, N. D., where h
has accepted a position"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18
DOBRA PkfLEzITOST.

Must byt prodan pekny dIm
o peti pokojich dole a dvou ma
hore, s koupelnou, 8 horkou vo-
dou. Sk,ep je pod c.elym do
mem. Proda Sc "a $500. Hla-
ste sc v {. 1909 Gar Ave.
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NEJVETSf LACE v STATU
OHIO.

Farma O Ill akrech ma dlaz
dene ceste, "a mil cd squaru,
dun o 10 pokojich, toileta, bri
dlic6va strecha, velka benk
ban cementovou podlahou,
silo, mlekarna, garage atd.
vse v nejlepsim poradku. Vel
ky javorovy les Ia krav, tri ko
ne, vsechno hospodarske naci-
nj a plodiny, vse "a $4,000.
Zada Sc hotove $4,000 a ostatnf
ma dlouhe splatky ma 6 pro
cent. Pricina prodeje velke sta
ri. Ona farma mGze byti pre-
vzata lined. Name tez k pro-
najmuti farmu o 271 akrech,
pouze "a mile cd nadrazi u
dlazby, kde je SO kusd krav,
IL koni, spousta drdbeze a plo
din, jakoz i vseho hospdarske
no nacini. Prijd'te sc S nami po
raditi neb jest to pravy zlato
dol pro dive rodiny, neb pro vet
81 rodinu, kteri rozumi farma
renf. Mattel mini odjeti do "a
padnich statI. Haste sc Timed
u j. ]. Hajdlera ,apeb. E.;J. Pic
mana, 1901 Miles. ave. aneb
u Municipal Savings & Loan
~ M;1oc c1o IN 10
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vers - ale neozyva, ticho je
vdkol, jen cvrckove cvrkaji "
nedaleke mezi, jake by Hada-
movi strouhali mrkvicku. "Co
je to-" nysli 81 Hadam vysko
mic, tn mic, po divci ami irasiSm
ci, hlavou toci do kola, ale kde
mic, tn mic, po divci ami pama-
tky.
To Sc mi jen zdalo," zasmal
Sc vesele znova ulehl a znova
zdriml, ale Dodlicka v jednom
kuse Sc mu plete do spani -
mysli 81 ma nj ustavicne. Zpf-
vat il slysi, tancovat il yidi, sme
je So. ma neho, zoubky Sc il swift
"a cervenymi rty a v cernych
ocickach il hri dive svetlicka
jak andelickvi. TAX nez Sc ma
dele, preleze stin vozu s jedne
lstrany ma druhou a Hadam vi,
re jsou dive hodiny, cas- zaprah
nuot sebe volky znovu do pra
ce. Zahnal jeste napojit do Hill
novatek, sam Sc take napil i u
myl "a chvili uz stoji Ease ja-
ko svice "a pluhem. Sucho je,
fhorkosJe, zle sse ore,,~ ale ,orac
neni baba. Potah az hrbety hr-
bi, jak tahne, postranky jsou
napjaty jako struny, radlice
skripe kameni zavady
jichz je tn hojne. Hadam svira
sice tihle pluhu, az Sc prohyba
il, ale sam vykracuje jako by v
Mockach mekotu oral, pohviz
duje 81, uslupuje sc, usmiva a
jenom kdyz konce dojel obra
ci, utre 81 rukavem RENE kosi-
lie pot a chuti zabira zaB no.
YOU bradu. Vesele po odpocin-
ku ore a jeste Sc krajem roz-
hlizi. Aha, tamhle jde ke Kodo
WI KItuc Strejcek. Ma hlav6
ma cernou cepici prymkem a
lvorlickem, po jedne strane ma
remenu visi mu pres rameno ko
'zena taska psanimi a po dru-
he Sc sviti zluta trubicka. XII
tue strejcek je listonos. Hadam
no nejen ocima, ale myslenim
|sleduje. Pride ma Kodovske
Igrunty a foukne do trubicky.
Donna ted nikdo neni, muzsti
jsou Bavorich, zenske po po-
Itch, psani poukazky Sc ode
!vzdat museji, proto strejc jde
|cestou, obcas zatroubi lide Sc
k nemu sbfhaji anebo deti po-
silaji otazkou: "Nesete nam
|neco?"
Snad i dollary a marky nese,
ale nevyplaci - jenom pouka-
zku poda a napomene: "V ne
deli 81 prijd'te ma postu, tam
to podepisete a slecinka vam
|vyplati." V Klenci v nedeli 90
ranni ma poste je lidi jako v
bance, hezka, rdzova slecinka
ukazuje prstickem kan nutno
Sc podepsat a uz cinkaji zlatni
ky susti papiry -.
"Hot-ej-hot-h6t!" rozkrik-
ne Sc nahle Hadam ma voly a
chape Sc trdkadla. Malo chybe
10 byl by vyjel z brady - 81
bal narucni chtel vytlacit Sc
dloveho rozhoru chyba byla
hotova. Hadam Sc chvili hneva
ma voly, vadi Sc s mimi, zapomi
ma ma Kutuc strejcka obraci.
A hle, cd Klenci po bile silnicj
dol6 jde zas nekdo - a to je
|pan farar, poznava no Hadam
,hned ma prvni pohled, protbze
ma cele cerne saty, jako by u
stavicne po nekom smutek no.
sill. "Hm, ten de iiste do Do
bri," dolprovazi i jej myselnka
mi " Dobri jsou vsecky far
lsky pole - ma vovisek Sc de
pan farar podivat, malou ra-
dost mu asi della - po jaru Wv
mok, sezlout, ick zas tom par
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opet hlavou, "jak sem huz jed
nou rex - jednej jak rozumis,
jenom pozor, habys jednou ne
litoval ha vinu nedaval."''
"To nebudu, tato!"
"V podruzstvu Sc chlapce
tezce zije - mas dvdr - te j.
ma! Nadenik je nadenik, dyz
nedela, tn haby teky nejid."
"Jen kdyz ma clovek, CO no
test"
"Hm! - Zena test cloveka
rok; potom no prestane tesit -
nema-li resit - hale "a to dite
zacne chovat~ha muze podpo-
rovat."
ITO secko Manka bude."
"Tak pobidni volky, habyste
huz byli donna - musis este
dnes stlani do kolny dostat. ia
skocfm tamhle k Hadamovi hu-
sict nekolik radd jeteli." A uz
zadival Sc pres 'Bystry" dold,
k Mejkosovci, kde oral Hadam
druhym parem tvrde jeteliste.
Martin. uz ami slGvka nepromlu
vii. svim jen bicems 7ysokc mad
hrbety strakatych volouskd, ii
raneji vykrocili, viz hlomozne
j Sc rozhrcel a starry Porazil ma
pohled klidny pustil sc cd Klen
lei ga Soutky" oko,o hrbitova
pesinou rovnou k Mejkosovci.
Volky bry zapomneli ma bic,
klatili Sc znovu loudavym kro-
KEN a Martin pri Mich predl 81
pohodlne pasmo svych mysle-
mex. "Cak je - zly to nebu-
de-" myslil 81, "hani nehucitim,
ze sem be gruntu. Kolem do ko
la vzato, sedlak vic sc nadre
nez nadenik. Co starosti ienom
ma! Praci podestojim, zivoby-
tt vydru ha lepsf nez ma dvofe,
vazenej tax, pravda, nebudu,
jak sedlak, hale "a to budu
NIT Mankuw
"Kluk psohlava, palicata,"
|cestou 81 rikal Ease starry Rora-
zil, spechaje, az sc mu hlava
trasla. "To je po nebozce tax
palicatej, co 81 do ty palici We
me, heverem to nedostane ven.
leda mu palici rozbit; parem
volu ho clovek vod ty divci me-
vodtrhne - tax Sc do nj zakou
kal. Je prvorozenej, dvur mu
|patri. Dyz nechces, teky dobre
dostane no Hadam, vo tisic mu-
81 klopit "a Porazi,uc dvdr, pro
toze je mladsi ha protoze Mar
tinovi j dyz 81 Manku veme, tt re
ba do chalupy aspon pomoct,
haby nedelal vostudu svymu
rodu."
V Mejkosovci cd boziho ra-
ma casneho ore Hadam dvoule-
te jeteliste. Skoro "a tiny vyjel,
dokud hovadi a mouchy nesti-
|paji, ale "a to dlouhe poledne
udelal sobe volkGm. Cd jede-
nacti az do dvou, kdy slunce
vrha skoro kolmo svoje palcive
paprsky, lezi Hadam s pota-
hem We stinu vozu prksbaku.
Zaorany pluh opusten bella Sc
ma slunci Sede ornici, vo.ci
prezvykuji, ohaneji 81 doterne
mouchy a Hadam? Ten lezi ma
zadech pod vozem, kus chladi-
veho zeleneho jetele pod hla-
YOU, chvili podrimuje, chvili
premysli.sZda Sc, ze slysi zpi-
vat:
"Pojed' Homo, pojed' domu,
zanech toho vorani,
dyt huz mi tu huba boli,
vod samyho volani."
Zretelne slysi vysoky divCi
has, jaky ma jedina jedna div
&c v celem Klenci - Krejcuc
Dodlicka. Ale Hadam Sc media,
je rozeny zpevak, odpovi Dod-
licre a uz zpiva pod vozem:
"Ha, ia nechli, nepojedu,
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PRODAJI Sc kamna ma vyta-
peni uhlim. Haste sc v {. 5210
Fleet ave. v zadu.
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! "Vefim vam - nyni YAM We
rim! Jsem t'asten!" zavznelo
re rtu umirajiciho.
| Nekolik okamzikl zdstal mar
kyz jako ztrnuly lezeti, pax Wy
skocil, sebral vsechny silly sve a
vravoral ku dvefim.
"Umiram st'astny!" vydech-
null. 'Jste dobra. Jak vam de-
kuji, Gabrielle, jak vam dekuji!
| Opiraje Sc b jednotlive kusy
nabytku, dostal Sc az ku vycho
du. Ma prahu Sc jeste jednou o
bratil.
! "Zaridil jsem vse tak," po-
kracoval nest astnik, "ze po me
smrti nebudete miti naprosto ia
dnych neprijemnosti. Dopsal
Ijsem soudnim uradum. Rouguin,
4 az sc dozvi O me smrti, nebu
! de vyckavati zakroceni statni
no navladniho - v tom ohledu
jej dobie znam. Zijte blaze,
!! Gabrielo!'
/ Norbert odchazel ohled-
nul Sc jeste jednou do pokoje.
Videl Gabrielu ma kOlenou,
rukama sepjatyma modlici Sc
- pohlednul ma nj jeSte jed.
nou meme.
"Gabrielo, ia vas velice mi
| loval - vroucne miloval!" "a
septal umirajici.
Gabriela Norberta vice nevi
della. : I
Odchazel, vravoraje z jed
noho pokoje do druheho.
Muslin il usetriti pohledu
ma ma muka - ona nesmi vide
ii muj smrtelny zapas," do
mlouval 81.
MOhl Sc sotva dostati do sve
no pokoje. Vyrazil dvere a ce
lou delkou tela klesl ma pOdla
hu kobercem prikrytou.
"Gabrielo - milovana Ga
brielo - jiz umiram - Iii bla
eel" sepotal.
Byla to posledni slova, jez
markyz z Areggntalu pres
rty sve vypravil.
Telo jeho sc jeste nekolikra
te krecovite zkroutilo - slime
Skubani projelo vsemi jeho u
dy = pax Sc utisil - nepoh-
nul sebou vice.
Norbert byl mrtev.
KAPITOLA XXXXIV.
Pred sOudem.
Murad zanechal Rouguina
| dObfe strezenehO v dome ma
Cours la Refine. PAX Easel ku
statnimu navladnimu Odhalil
mu desne ty 1klady, jez v
predchazejicich kapitolach pc
drobne byly liceny.
| Statni navladni jmenOval Sc
Adolf Armody; byl to tyz
pan, jemuz Norbert z Argenta
| lu psal.
| Markyz zpravjl urednika o
Isvem umyslu sebevrazednem a
IpOdrobne mu vylicil hrOznou
truchlohru, V niz tax politova-
Ili hOdnOu ulohu hlavnihO hrdi
ny hral.
! Pan Armody byl znamym
narkyzovym. Byval Norberto-
| vym spoluzakem ma gymnasiu
\ znal jeho rodinu.
| Urednik prave cetl toto psa
ii, kdyz k nemu zavital Mu-
'ad, jenz mu pax jeste podrob
| nejsich zprav podal.
/ Rouguin a LOufard watt dc
}vysetfovaci vazby. Rouguin ne
j byl vyslychan. Tato vec prina-
zela policejnimu soudu.
| Sotva re Sc Rouguin nalezal
| 1ekolik hodin V rukou policie
>znamena mu smrt markyzo,
a. Zlocinec vyrazil re sebe w
erik nenavisti zlosti. Byl pr
)raven o pomstu. kteraz byla
in divocsi, ponevadz nikdy a
ii ma chvili sc nedOmnival, z(
by nekdy bylo mozno dostat
Iiej az sem. Cd te chvile, kdy
ie videl cd markyze zrazeny1
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"Ustamte zastenal. "Ni-
kdo nesmi zvedeti O tom, re
jsem takovym spusobem re.
mrel a lekar by to lined po-
znal = ostatne by take nemohl
niceho uciniti! Jsem odsouze k
smrti = mic by mne nemohlo "a
chraniti ia citim, re smrt ma
nadchazi. 0, ia to citim - "a.
pas jest strasny! Gabrielle ="
Norbert nemohl Sc udrzeti z
prima. Zavravoral.
We SVEN nevyslovnem zmate
nj markyza 81 pospisila pristrcit
k nemu malou pohovku.
Markyz Sc o nj oprel, pax ma
nj klesl a zlstal nejakou chvili
nehybne sedeti.
Domnivala Sc, re zemrel.
"Bdh mu odpust' !" zvolala.
Markyz otevrel vsak oci a
zvrtel hlavou.
"Nikoliv, Gabrielle" del u
mirajici hlasem, "jest vase
odpusteni, po nemz touzim -
to pax bude miti "a nasledek
odpusteni bozi!"
Chtel Sc opriti o ruce, ale 81
la jeho byla zlomena.
"ShOrim!" zvolal. 80 pro-
sim, Gabrielle, podejte mi skle
nici vOdy. Ia zmirni mou DO
lest - jest nesnesitelna!"
Markyza podala mu zadane.
Nest astnik rychle vypil vo
du.
:" Dekuji vam," pravil vra-
ceje il sklenici, "srdecne vam
dekuji! Trpim nyni mene!'
A po slOvech tech prOsebne
sepnul ruce.
"Gabrjelo," pocal znOvu, -
"citim, re vas "a nekolik mi
nut nebudu vice videti ami sly
seti = posp6Ste 81 odpustiti
mn6 drive neZ Zemru
Sklesla tesne pOdle nehO ma
kolena.
"Gabrielo," tazal sc, "od--
poustis nip
"Ano - odpoustim!"
"Uplne - uprimne?"
'Z celeho srdce vam odpou
stim vsechno zle, jez jste mi
spusobil."
Radostny usmev stesti obje
vii sc okolo rtu umirajiciho. =
"DOkazte, re jste mi odpusti-
Ia"
"Co chcete abych ucinila?"
"Jednoho dne, Gabrielle"
pravil marlyz hlasem nesouvi
slym, "jsou tomu nyni diva 70
ky, kdyz jsem Sc vam blizil po
vaSem unOsu - bylO to tehdy
kdyz jste v dome, z nehoz jste
k Muradovi prchla, proti mne
Sc branila a naplvala jste mi
do obliceje. Pamatujete Sc ma
to-"
Sklonila piisv6dcive hlavu.
'OdpOustim vam to, Norber
te, = odpoustim!' ozvala Sc.
"Ano, zpusobila jste mi vel
kou hanbu = potupu, jakez
neni rovne a pri tom jste pra
villa: "Zde mate potupu, kite
rouz nevymazete ma niz jestt
We smrti pamatuii! ia mann dc
brou pamet', Gabrielo!"
Mate pravdu," dosvedcova
la mlada zena.
"A ia V omen den, opousteje
vas, vam rekl: "Chci, abyste
mne jednoho dine milovala a oc
stila mne od teto pohany, polit
KEN. Wy jste mne nemilovala
Gabrielle - ia ami dnes neza
dam vasi lasky - prosim jel
"a odpusteni.."
"a toho vam poskytuji, Mo-
berte!
"Pamatujete Sc tedy ma to
co aehdy mluveno?"
"a ukazal rukou ma cello, je;
byla tax zneuctila.
'Nuze, dobre = smyjte ted,
potupu onu svyma rtoma, chc'
tell mi opravdove odpustiti!'
nrayjI ~, n III tz
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PRODA Sc zelezarsky a nabyt
kovy obchod. Haste sc " elsie
1924 Fleet ave. 1O-24
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PRODAJf Sc vytapeci plynova
kaminka "a levnou cenu. Hla-
ste sc v {. 3O53 E. 116 ul.
1O-1S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-26

Washington. Nov. as.--.Attorncy Gen.
cral Gregory has ISSUED an appeal to
the national directors Of the American
Protective League for continued oYSr-
alton during tho period OF readjust-
ment and reconstruction now fac'nR
the country for the purpose OF con-
sinGing co. operation WITT the govern
ment In it's effort to defeat German
spycratt and propaganda In the United
States. In making the appeal the at
torney general paid this volunteer
organi zation the tribute OF saying that
to II much OF TIE credit for defeating
German spies Md rropagandists dur
ins the war was due.
Participation In Stacker raids" said
Mr.. GREGORY. rho the most spectacular
Of the leagues activities, has been
actually the smallest part Of the WORK.
Organized March %, 1917. M an auxili-
airy OF the department OF justice, the
league now has membership Of a.
100000 and branch Organizations In
every city and town OF any size in tho
United States. Both Officers and men
have served without pay. and also
without rendering expense accounts to
the government even when investiga-
tions have covered several states and
involved heavy charges for railroad
fares. telephone and telegraph tolls.
upward of three million investiga-
items. have been conducted for the de-
partmcnt OF Justice military intelli-
gence, t,u provost marshal generals
Office the stated navy and treasury
depart ments, tho food and fuel admin
istratlon. the allen property custodian
and other government bodies"
Sin,ulta ncously with the issuing o:
the attorney generals appeal. diplo-
matte dispatches reached Washington
from Berne declaring that the new
German government continues by all
possible means the conduct Of internal
and international German propaganda,
adding that In this respect revolution
airy Germany shows herself just as
active as was imperial Germany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-26
Cern,a,, Intrigue Still ii Evidence

action: and became powerful detcs>
ment. Of cnesD and disloyal activities.
-Thesc services can not yet be dis
penscd with Illegal activities HARM
full to the public morale during the dis
cussion OF peace terms must be watched
for and reported. Violations Of the
war statutes, all OF which are stu In
force must be prosecuted. Pending
nvcstigations must he continued and
others instituted.
II sincerely trust that In view of
these grave conditions. your members
will be aroused 10 the need OF carry
ing on your work for the immediate
future with the fullest degree OF effl-
cheney. I earnestly ask your continued
aid and corporation.
Respectfully.
1T. w. GREGORY.
attorney General"
The spread OF bolshcvist doctrines In
the United States has also be0
wat ched carefully by department of
Justice agents with view to under
taking prosecutions II the agitation
goes beyond legal bounds and develops
into sedition. officials declared today.
Th,,3 far the propaganda has not
reached what they consider dangerous
proportions, altho they look for Its
continual growth among the foreign
populations Of cities. In New York
and san Francisco 1t has become moro
pronounced than In other cities.
Aitho the agitation is promoted
partly by group Of former syndical-
lists and I. w. W. leaders, investigation
shows. says government agents, that 1t
is fostered by n new element OF dis
satisfied citizens. favoring abolition OF
private property rights and develop
ment OF government soviet committees.
with communal control of industry and
trade.
To some extent this bolshevist pro-
paganda has been promoted by enemy
aliens. and this is one reason for con-
tinuation by the department of justice
of its policy Of internnients.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-26
Allied "E ! mp"
Wins Encounter
With Submarine

Correspondence Associated Press.]
London, Oct. 20. Out from dense
fog streaking the sea shot a small dir
igible called "blimp", manned b,
three allied flyers. Directly in front OF
them a mile away was U-boat with
its coming tower and decks well Out
Of the water, says an account OF one
OF the most successful encounters OF a
British aircraft with German sub
marine.
Opening his engine to its full capa-
city, the pilot steered straight for the
German craft. many of whose crew
were on deck. They had seen the air.
ship approaching and Immediately
brought quick firing gun into action
With shells bursting about them. the
airmen pushed on and soon were with
in effective machine gun range.
The observer used his gun to such
good effect that with one drum he ac-
counted for the submarines gun crew
Thereupon the Germans, without walt
ing to rescue their wounded, began
hurriedly to submerge.
Meanwhile the wireless operator on
the "blimp" was busy sending out ur-
gent signals to various patrol boats
and submarine chasers known to be
in the Vicinity.
Climbing to a height Of about 1900
feet. the pilot now got ready to use
the machines heavy bombs. The u
boat, although submerged was still
easily visible and taking careful aim
through his sights the 'blimp's" gun
<v.;O "a
gear.
The airship, released of heavy
weight. shot up like an express eleva-
tor in a New York sky scraper. but
careless Of its movements its occu'
pants hung over watching the bomb
sink swiftly until it struck the water,
perhaps two hundred feet ahead Of the
traget
When its fuse came into action, a
flash Of lightping seemed to rip thru
the dark ,depts Of the ocean, and a
peculiar brown, cloudy mass enveloped
the fore part of the U-boat.
It seemed ages before the effect Of
the explosion reached the surface.
Then, like geyser, the water shot in
to the air. In the center Of the dis
turbance the gaping hull Of the sub
marine slowly appeared and its crew
could be seen leaping overheard.
|. BY this time two British motor
launches were racing to the spot. but
they fortunately were far enough away
to escape the effect Of the explosion
which now occurred The magazine
OF the U-boat had been fired and with
a succession Of mighty detonations the
whole craft was literally blown to
pieces.
The occupants Of the "blimp" were
badly shaken, but they escaped with
out injury.
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the Cly1s- Perth Canal 10 secure . con.
tinuons suppiy Of fuel oil for ths Dsitish
naval base at Roayth. The primary oh
ject Of this plpe line. which can deliver
ite tons OF oil per hour and II the
longest In Europe. was 10 avert tho
necessity Of tank steamers going around
Scotland 10 tho east coast and thus to
diminish the loss OF tank steamers ty
submarine attacks. q.
Constructjn ION -wss begun In March and
cayppacrrd on Nov. IL, Rear Admiral
~ II. p. Tothill, fourth BhtlshSeea
lord, who performed the opening cefe-
rhony. said that the speedy completion
of the scheme was largely due To- "our
good friends In the United states who
went over the pipe line and provided
pipe and also the necessary hustle and
determination to overcome all difi-
euitNes."
In the course CT It's visit the council
respected the Scottish shalS industry.
which is now annually yielding 10000
gallons OF oil and $4,000 tons OF am
rnouia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-26
DEUTSCHLAND svRRENDEsED,
Submarine Cruiser and Twenty Sever
Others Given Up.

Harwich, England. Nov. 25.-In the
presence of Sir Eric Geddes, first lord
Of the admiralty, twenty -eight more
German U-boats surrendered today.
This was the most imposing fiotilla
to haul down, the German flag thus far.
1t included several large submarines
and four Of the cruiser type, one be-
ing nearly $50 feet in length.
The noted cruiser submarine
Deutschland U-153 was among the
number. It carried two American Of.
'fcers who had been rescued from the
American army ship Ticohderoga, tor.
pedoed on Sept 30 last. The officers
were taken to Kiel by the Deutsch-,
land, which was returning from q three
months cruise in American waters,
and were landed today at Harwich,
Another surrendered boat was the
C-139, which had Just returned to .
German port after sixty-four days
cruise commanded by Lieutenant Com
mander Arnauld de La PeHiere, who
In 1916 was awarded the Order Pour
LIE Merite for sinking 12S vessels
The U-139, however, was brought In by
first lieutenant, who explained that
Perrierre was too sad to undertake. the
duty. III