Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, August 29, 1918, Image 2
BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA
PAGE TWO
OF THE HOSPITALS HUN AIRMEN ATTACK
i W»«t.rn Npwe^iper tnlor.
mm
i in' i" "lit- "I tin* ('ins< evacuation 11ji -tit!■>. iMih ml ih* lines in I■'i■ ?111<■»• which hi" Geru
beet, deliberately WVmKjJjg! I mi!j ;i -few days ii; f n Gtaortim aviators •«! ImuhIis mi -one of tlms*
kimng two enlisted Mji ii mid wotimliirg n!ii" o'li<n<
Mintiiu
A Wctirrn S«»»pap*r'Lnlon
Vil11 we sjiw •' that
Aoiizo hoisty-d his,
us. .They wer*
some wav i
Group <>f convalescent American officers 'on the es\fi. <»lion, Mrs. Spender (’lay. formerly Pan
:ti"ld, Surrey^ which itas iieen turned into an Americo.ii Ked Cross home. 2—Vnssar college.'jilt
or the Arnmhan troops In France. 3— Admiral Si ms; running up tide Stars and Stripes at St. Gedt
As tor,
nt tlnnk we were within four
t our port when my lads, un-
delusion that they could he
kept slioiltling out landward ;
Rizzo Describes Mow Two Motor
Boat$v$a k-TvrO- Austrian
Battles lips.
and nmde off too. The same destroy
or that ha'led his way went for me
"0ur motor 1 am is uei*{ "t+U » linn
FRENCH POET’S BIRTHPLACE SHATTERED BY SHELLS
Two TiritTrsTfiTf'
lw o
■Vo were trying to.escape from a IfiCo-
iiioti\e Ity rtmniiig along, the railroad. ,| H .
[Jii: eniumux- hugwed and eprircb-round
otir heads. | fhea.lii a dose of the *t...,
S'Ueeeed
MjST DARi.xG EAT Of WAR
assuit
was neither
j>4iyini» m»r trench-
V*ii’o!e Thing Didn’t Take More Than
Qviaitcr ci an d.our—Motor Boat’s
Crew Go Mad With Joy Over
Their Success. •
it- olitn t.' I tier were very close and
"in' moment seemed to have conic!
I ike angry mastiffs they rushed after
us, their |nows lo.ii dug over ,us front
• ho\t*. 'I'li -n I tried them with two
forpi dm s. The Hist fell fd.ul. lnij flic
/croud Idt its mark. There was a
leirilh'. explosion nml the de*<inever
wobbled a'tid Im gali to turn over. 1
made for safety as hard ii< I knew
!mw.
"'I’lie whole jhiim. from the time
l.iigene., which Aonzo torpedoed,
sunk on ln*r wa-y lmme aiid lies near
the Austrian coas^, nk our hydroplanes
soon afterward found out. The' St.
Stephen sunk where she was torpt-
doed. Those dogs won’t venture out
again now. All_ 1 tlie t y’ve left to do i>
t" 1 ; : i y tlieir dreadmiught-s’ mr/*usxes
off a lid s*nd them to Lubhiur.
"■The greatest enemy our torpedo
boats have is the iiionti,” eoneluded
BY BEATRICE BASKERVILLE
Aaeoi.a. t 'ouifualid. lit Kizzo. >vho
-has 1*41 X> »rtned-t-he- most ain i?4g—ti a v i d
teat Hi tiie tear, began Ins va career
n-s ollii'et 'in t lie It.,hah iiKweliaiit serv
ile. Not till It: l> entered the. war
was lie ane.i. inuTl with the royal
navy, lie is odd r 11 defy. flmh-cyrd,-
uui t, has largish Itaiurex v,h i|.i look
a ll la Mir.
Crews f.’.id With Joy.
"When We got into the np*-n, s-ife
and sound. I wax-aide to -mile again.
My five- l:u|s were Mill astounded w ith
dm rupbjlt.v <ii »'\eiits. Then oh" pf
Ttetn cried, ’\Ve!vc Iieen in Jiell !' And
-momm* Km*)
We*t« rn Nevtapnprr l nlon
hot take long, lie yield 'd.
‘‘In tno Creeping Dawn.”
!‘It was on the lU|,Ji of lids month,"
lie said. . "I was returning to. port
after one of, those"humldc and hard
missions which we sailors have -had
to perform all the, while- these three
years. 1 had made up my mind to
leave the enemy's' count, when, in .the
creeping dawn, I saw. the smoke com
ing out of funnels, about’ 3,0ou yards
oif. I thought we were found out
and being chased 'by the cnenrv. It
. I*
wits hopeless to try to run away, so .1
turned my two motor boats, the sec
bnd being commanded by Head Steers
man (now Lieutenant) Aonzo, and
made for the enemy. * ’
This Fr» licit official photo
tcnu-Thierry, on the road to I
rapli shows the ruin that shells have wrought in I.a I'erte Filon, southwest of ('ha-
iris. The village is the birT.place of KaHne, the giant French poet and playwright.
GERMAN WOUNDED ARE KINDLY TREATED
PEERESS IS WAR WORKER
Sarisbury Court, Favorite Hunt
irrg Box of Charles I, Now
a Hospital.
down to a half-mile” frontage along
SoutliHm.pton wafers.
Already the Woodland gp-res. <>f the
estate are resounding with n-t and saw
'hnd • several hundred jives lia've. been
selected 'to furnish the heavier 1 tim
ber and joists- for the Ih'.s'pit-al build-
With tin* Mau.or Jl*>••§ ;;s npi'x,
i!i( -t r (Tivcr over ton arris’of i‘j*ainc
RED CROSS DOES THE W03X
American Women in England Carry on
Vact Aid for Wounded — Con
valescents to Recuperate Am d
sum
As the dawn grew I saw we were
in for ii large Comoy f>f destroyers
eacortlng two ■ floating eyelops, of the
Viribus Fnitis typ*-, which is the larg
est' dreadnaught type in the Austrian
navy. They had l’yur at the l^egin-
njjlg of the war; on the (5th 'of June
they had three. Now they have only
Pleasant Surroundo*
LoimTou.—Sai'isbui y t’-uirt, an old
Jacobean, mansion that stands back
almost hidden by the (all elms off the
Soutlmnipton road and is said to have
been <rhc of the favirrito limiting boves
ef the lirst \\ing t’lurrb-s.^ laei • been
converted- into a lmspitHl for 3,(•<•<•
Anicticans by tin* Aumriean Ked
. , ■***<
( ross.
The wor'k of the. latter orgiynizatioti
now comprises pioye t'ban' t wetri \ tie
parlments. mid is carried out b\ Aui<t-
iean Womeji.who were residents ef
Great l’.ritain befofe the* war, many
of THem the wives/of Iynglishm.cn and
the-others, wives .of ndativ s of'•Amer
icans ijj lmsTmais in iliis countty.
Mrs. .Whitelaw Ib id, widow of th-
f*Mimir Atjiei'lctm11itrusshd.>r to Grea’
T.rHain.-was a plone«vr it^ tin- work o’
-the 'Aluericun lied (’foss in this court
try.' ■
TJI^ Amerii an Ked Cross -has pro
vided a number .of ...hospitals in Great
I’.rltrtLn, some of tlu-m esiahlished b>-
fore America filtered tlie v-airTTot' tin*
Jise of the llritisli woumled>-others y*_s-
tabiisln-.il since that time, for tin* ae-
couimodation of b<illi Ilritish and
“‘Here we are at last,’ I said to nfj
laen., ‘Tills is a holiday'’
i "We Tad not nu/.h Jn tlwevve.y ol
arms- two torpedw'd «Tn/eaeli boat
eight, small enough ti/fm thrown by
hand, betvv(*en ur,nfmd two maelUue
guns. Itut this verts a’eltlince wu- would
never get ngain_jf w>* wnifi.-d u-tlioti
Pa ml years, so 1 took it.
Three Cledn Hits.
v “Aonzo w as toaround, to the
left and* ajtaek tb*‘ A’ifibus Unitif
tlaa-lnam'l t KrrF.-rs^d'e. up tin- ivol
rad which we no-/ ’ l.a >., v. as On
J’rinee Lae | was to n. ,i;e >nt
• "ii tin- nortlieni part o
westpnn front..
n- Jn >pilal will- ha ye ils own elec
lighting-, plant- rmd water supply
’«* will be probably
/of water supply
‘ beiiig lised-for <
e special distil!*-*
be.used l"f lll'illl
airy purposes,
spr.itrg wafer
• Gorman prisoners tliift reiptire ntedlea.l attention have tlieir immediat*
■Wants < nred for by tin-, allied surgeons .directly behind the battle arena and
are later transfi-rred tri ttie. bifljse bosjiitals, where tln*y are permitted to re
gain their strength until lit frtr removal to‘t,bo concentration camps. The
picture, shoAvs licitis-h doctors engaged in living up Geftmin \voumh*d.
ae Guild
l„; modern
it dates
SWIFT MOSQUITO TANKS OF THE FRENCH
Uh- hoit'-e- <-om."ins about
foouis, and more tb.-yn half of-
nri* large eiiotigji' to lit* avsfHald
use n^/vva rds eoiritt i n’u'gVfruin s
l' * i'-.e*L * -rie11, ’I'ln: great en’N'mic.
bt!i f ,.s soon
-1'i.e- of cimvi
The cal 1 of their, country’s ser\:ic«
lias been heard by practically all of
Great Britain's beautiful and talented
peeresses.. In the front rank of these
indtistrious workers In war activities
Is the countess of Wilton, who "dins
been devoting, herself to war work
since the outbreak of fho contlict. She
has served, its a |iurse In one of the
hospitals wbyrfi-wotmdeiL soldiers are
being treated* and has won tin* hearts
of the soldiers by her tender m
pathetic care. Before she enli
tin* nursing corps .she was ;ie
the many bazaars which mark
early part <>f the war.
e.i-ojy itie leaf lire ol the iptcri4»r.
i- - 1 " targe, as mnny an* Aimyrican
tri ’a open fo the roof, -and wi*X a
• o!iy or gallery rnmihig all tin- Wav
One of the 1 BrSt.
...One of the- liiiesi is the Mossjey ili'l
hOspUaj at* I jy‘•rp'iol,. w hi< h Is statTed
j'by Alnems/n .army doctors ami nurses
under Maj. 'Yil»v formerly pro
fessor of surgery Tn^the r'uivei sii v of
Michigan. Another Amerbau hospital
TdeJuxe in London is tIt* "tniw naval
| hospital on-Park lane,-wHii* h oETnpye's
Aldford house,, tin*, home <*f Gaj'fh
Fre<leriek (Iu»*st, M. I’., who placed it
at the disposal of'-the Ked (.Toss.
There are several other Amerh-au
ho«i)ita’ls- in London, notably the L.nt-
caster (late hospital for bDieers ami
American Hospital Nt). 24.' given'by
Mr. und Mrs. A. (Tlf^ter Beatty TTT
New Y«»rk. • But th^"'Turgt*st of all the
,“Aonzo sent his lirst lorp<-do, butmh
(lid not work. ljls kis-oiuI hit the
giant full In In-r poop. ; Tin n I f«,*l-
lowcd with my >v.-o Tuscuits,. preyisi',.
(Jssllent air! sure. 'i-Jii* first- liimltyd
bet Ween the S'. Siej lirais • f linnets, in
tlie boiler eor.ipartmeiit ; the Keisuid
under her tower.’’ * /
“After That It Wes Heil."
The commamhinSt - |aius?d, evhleutly
reviewing events, then went on:
“After that it was heil.- There was
* storm from their, guns arid a mud
dled crowd of destroyers encircled the
two giants, which vyerri Tu-ginning to
sink. Some chased my boat. 1 s^W i
must either get out into the open like
a dart or jierish. With a violent jerk
we turned our boat pn hivrself and
made-foe It. Bat a destroyer balked
onr path. n,po 1 jerked round to the
left and rushed right under the prow
oj^ |he St Stephen, now almost awab
towed by the sea. Aonzo took the
chance he got by tbeir attacking me
Coach- fit
e drive i.
•and • w'«
sym
\'-Tlvi* Oonviilesceijt MihlLe'r wili v Tbid
several, tn.ih s ef sunny or Chud <i
-walks willmut going "fitside the hos
I»it:iKgr*mmis. Strolling ii<ii : th\v:ird Ii-
will enXs/ii broad meadow arid ii lit-
lie patch pfAvc*odsf" »l tie hos'p ; |al p_-
gerx ami chicketK^ann, ami jiist (,%>
low rliis he Will cotrnKt** th»‘ boat
house and the jetty, wliTTe he nun
«!angb*—hts Jegs just above UT(>v\\atei
and sit' flshpule-rcli) hand, with good
prospects* of T n proffialde eat tin- If
he timeses - to. s4 roll—tmrtliwnrd ’fedtit
tint nuiim hospital buildings lie will*
tirni the forest denser and wider, uti<;
at the^other side of tin* f<trest-he wdH
come to -‘tlie hospital vegetable gar-'
dens find rreenhnuse« .
It Pays to Be Courteous.
Policemen should learnllt pays to'he
courteous. A Plttshurgh hlu'ecoat
found such to. he a fact. He saw n man
and two women getting off a Joplin
car, each carrying a heavy suitcuse.
The officer, seeing that one of the.
women was having trouble In carrying
herjmggiup‘,_gill IuiiUy. st epped up and
asked that he be permitted to assist
her. .When he picked it up^Bomethlng
the terms rigid and left are* used with inside'”rattled suspiciously. At j police
Tongs manipulated by one hand have, reference to the position of one who Is- station, says the Sun, 72 quarts ol
l *een Invented for helping in handling facing in the direction of the river’s liquor * Were removed from the suit
>/#>
fin .'this train, being rushed to the front, are. some of the. swift, light
mosquito tanks built .by the French tlmt-hava pfpved si) efficient In the allied
offensive in the Alsne-Marne rc*gb>n
TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES
•Iqthes w h< m v\Axhlng at home.
CM**-—Kansas Qty Star,
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