Show J Poisoned Plane Oil 1 New Boche KuH Kult r 1 i I I I Injured Mechanic Gives Experiences Ex Ex- Raid in Hun Air I Robert nobert I. I son Bon o of Mr r. r and Mrs rB M. M P has Just been released from a Fr French hospital where he was walt confined six Weeks with blood poisonIng poison poison- Ing believed to have o been contracted while repairing a 11 captured Hun aeroPlane aero aero- plane and a head wound received In Inan Inan an air raid In the war zone About two weeks a ago o Braffet's parents parents par par- received a postcard statin he had received an Injury to tho Index finger of his right han hand and four days ago this information was followed b by n a letter explaining explaining- the nature of ot the wound He was In the war zone zono re repairing re- re pairing a Hun motor and soon noticed symptoms of ot blood poisoning Since th there re was not even en the slightest scratch on his hand hantI that could havo hn become Infected tho conclusion Is that tho oil used on the tho German m machine was poisoned with tho Intention of or killing an any enem enemy that might capture It ft For tour four weeks all Il hope hOPf of ot saIne sav sa ing Ine- the arm was practically aban don ed but but young Braffet pr prevailed nap d upon the French doctors to walt wait until an American physician could be Jaa had with the result that not only 01 tIle the arm rm- rm Is saved sa but nil all that r remain 1 of ot the tIo Injury Is a a. aery very ery stiff stitt Index finger that will not be In use for tor some time Drat Braf fet tet says sas that ho Is not fuss tuss making an any over O that as he is Js lucky to have any hand at all r J About tho same time that poisoned he was wu Braffet was wounded In the f from an air raid and from both recovered Injuries at the tho same time Air AJr raids he sa says are an er e every day occurrence He gave Idea of ot tho practically no manner In which he was hurt except to that ho he sized hole holc had ji a good good- became In the top of oC his head which Infected and caused consIderable consider consIder- able suffering Upon Ullon ng discharged ed from leave lea sick was sent Rent to as an nn Instructor and Is now men In tho of training tors do aeroplane motors mo mo- says sas the fine barracks camp is Ideal wi with th among niong the trees and a 3 river rJ to take day a n. plunge 1 In every American slang and evidently e found a t great reat place In the English and Trench vocabularies he for tor says sas that when a Frenchman propeller knocks a I over O he no longer rinds finds shrug a of or the shoulders All adequate Indications point to an early pence Braffet says sas and when that docs come he predicts that planes will be the only method of ot tra travel Braffet sailed from the United States as sergeant with the second regiment of or aeroplane mechanics He says that ho has met no SnIt Salt Lake mon men since I struck going to the front but is hI with the e many nations forms Corms ho and uni encounters In his work r I I. I |