Oaktown Sailor Describes U-Boat Sinking and Dry Dock Duty
Basil Bond machinist mate on the U S destroyer Taylor recalls escorting President Wilson's party to Brest aboard a flotilla flagship. He recounts depth charge attacks on U boats at sea and an accidental sinking of a torpedo boat mistaken for a German sub during convoy defense. Bond has long U S Army service and sea duty.
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Fate of Homer Warns Poets in Fabled Tale
An ancient tale describes a blind beggar poet whose death sparked seven cities to claim custody of his worn remains. The legend underscores fame's reach beyond poverty across rival towns and enduring poetry.
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Yankee horses drink from Rhine in occupation tour
A photograph from Boppard Germany on December 10 shows Captain M. A. Lanham of the American first division riding a horse named Von Hindenburg. Lanham explained the name reflects the horse’s stubborn disposition.
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