The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-06

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cornoroi a. tha 49, 80 a. che
oia1on Amsri.an. ~ a. 20. tho NC
oo.ainn 1900 IN ,a,.,t a. -. Pa.
~ h', ~ aS,,,s,ba,.i u ~" $50 to 81
~ ~ ,nnr;csn iisos r. 10 'T not lain
saSI;no - - :
mTSev ware bebind the German ad.
vance and had 70 mass II ana the space
between fobtinu aermans and Ameri.
cana ON fhe wav tbrongb the woods
several parties az Germans saw the ad-
Iyaneinp column with Brown and the
corporal at the head and hurriedly sur.
rendered Beating through the thicket
Brown led the party to a place where
the German advance lfde was broken.
Through Barrage
"Just Is he started over to the
American lines the Germans lad down
oarrage' inns got iour OF the Ter
mans, out ono NOT toucn neNAnerlcans !.
brown anu us t"elye con,Iauos ~
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$3.50, ~; 49, = N - ~ ,'.;th = iaraa
b"na,a ~ ~ mons and Mans Rrown bsd
tsLsa f,o,o ~ 5ea5 'GsrmaD oAicer
t;ned nv bis antomat;ce T;fle and hand.
inc tbsn IN sa;d, s(Simme INV recent I,
THROWN 'last wear, was n, SHINING
clark and had met this man on the
wav hack and turning over the maps
which mads heavy bundle had
stonned while be srr;bbled ont n re-
ceipt be demanded Meanwhile the
barrage Of sbeIls -, were falling around,
This Iece;nt IA mart Of the records of
the American army. The prisoners in.
clnded a major. one captaiu two lien.
tenants and a number of popcommis-
stoned man
r,,u,,,,o,,,,1 ,-s.,,ar.
W > NJ ~. ,.,aai. -. 80 -
founded the, Germans. Many of the
prisopers nctuaIIy complained of il as
uufair warfare, Generally the rule for
soldiers cut Off from their commandment
and isolated is 10 surrender. The Am.
sricas evidently knew, nothing about
such rule, but kept on fighting. Some
Of them, Of course, were Killed, but
holding out there in the woods played
havoc with the advancing Germans.
/ "This story shows how the Amer
leans fight-o certain machine gun
ner rugged his gun alongside a thieket
through which he hoped to get the ad .,
vancinu Germans. Just then a stray
shell blew of his right hand. The Ger
man column to his despair he saw
Dassing ont of range of the gun which
he was unable to move with one hand.
He drew his automatic and firing it
with the left hand guided the German
column to the line of fire of the ma
chine gun which he turned loose with
, telling effect. Two other Americans
lost in the woods came up Attracted
by the firing and got the wounded gun
ner back to his own lines.
AstonisbeS cantain
$500, r
e'r 10 nno'ho' 't'P s'ol9 t"a
| soun''' me l''t'Oii' out oNo,' "o'u 10
H'. ..o"N .t ~
~ - l,tocbnont Tbo conto;r amt tho
! Am..iron IN ear. NJ tvo Garmap priv.
ot.s ho.k orross tho MarDa in n canvas
/ h,,,,, us.d hv tho Ro.bas for cross.
| the he pOFDOFll rocked the
! hnnt nns,ttiny II ana swimming hack
T Ia the south bank of the river made
his NAV nrorr,ed hock To the American
! rppIu.rut h.aduuarters As he was re
pnr,ioo to the American colonel in
walkrL nm. of onr man with the Ger
y man rnpt,;n who had cantured the Am.
ericau rnruorol honrs hefore A thcv
rerovmyol each other the corDoral
broke into a louyb and the German
loontp,u soid. IVAN must no q hrove
man
! nThrrn Apericon dongbhovs contur.
ed md srrt hork ocross tho Marina kill.
ed three Vuards with their hare hands
and vot hack to their own lines after
swimming the Marine Seven other Am
orleans. including n lieutenant. were
taken over the Marne nv the Germans
Tho Eeut.ropt Lnnokod ono onord dow
with stick of wood and got his gun
and disarmed the other quards.
Swim tbc M,rr.
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