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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
2
The account describes a pilot's dogged defense against twelve German planes, scoring multiple hits and saving a wounded colonel. After a brutal duel, he escapes through woods, helps the injured officer to a dressing station, and cooperates with French troops as an interpreter for the German prisoner.
In Sheboygan Wisconsin amid lively dances and social events, authorities conducted by local defense groups failed to round up any slackers. A very young man was approached by officers who produced a registration card during the check.
Seattle women at the University of Washington study counter propaganda under Miss Hunley Coldwell dean of women directing the institute. The program aims to provide women with accurate information about the government's war goals and activities.
A released British seaman recounts fifteen days aboard a U boat after torpedoing, witnessing depth charges, and enduring brutal treatment. He details transfers from Helgoland to Brandenburg and Strohen camps, food shortages, and intensified abuse before finally reaching Switzerland and England.
The article portrays Lady Carson as a tireless, well-known partner to wartime effort, described as the second wife of Ble Bawusd, with a history linked to Toby Wer and recent realignment in George cabinet circles.
Hynnsylvania, Ind. Normi Mata, a factory worker, was compelled to kiss the flag after being accused by Craggell Befors, A. Weldt plant superintendent, of disloyalty. The incident halted operations for several minutes as Mata Mix led by and kissed the flag in view of employees.
In a rough account, people describe long treks through streets to stations for parcels and basic goods. At a camp, soldiers sell rations while the poor struggle to obtain food, gathering scraps and faded garments as hope for shelter fades. Descriptions convey hunger, hardship, and a quest for any available nourishment.
Night raids favored, but daylight bombing by British and German air forces centers on destroying concrete targets. Daylight missions expose bombers to intense anti aircraft fire and fighter intercepts while aiming at bridges, depots, airfields, and railway lines. German defences frequently counter with fast returns and opportunistic attacks on returning formations.
London letters from relatives and friends in Germany accuse Americans of harsh internment. Wives of prisoners urge hope for return as they express fear of brutal treatment and violence by Todlaws or cowboys, reflecting anti American sentiment and wartime tensions.
Seaman Lingots Kevle, twenty, praised by Secretary Daniela for bravery in rescuing soldiers. Enlisted April 1917, served on a transport before assignment to an allied ship. Fought in two submarine battles and credited with raising flag on a sinking unit.
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