"'It is he,' was all he said. And we carried him to the field-hospital.
"That afternoon I went to see him. He was pretty nearly gone. That is when he explained, and that is when he asked me to convey to you, messieurs, this message—that he had avenged his honor."
These stories of the aviators could be told indefinitely; how they met in mortal combats in the clouds; how they act as sky-pilots for the armies; how they raided the Krupp gun works; how they soar over the navies, but they must be left for future volumes for they are creating a history of their own—one of the most remarkable in the annals of war.
(The foregoing stories have been gathered by the Literary Digest from various sources.)
FOUR AMERICAN PRISONERS ABOARD THE YARROWDALE
Adventures With the German Raider "Moewe"
Told by Dr. Orville E. McKim, Survivor of the Sunken "Georgic"