Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-06-22 | Page 11 | Frank L. Baylies Dead or Prisoner of the Germans

tton and numbers. Ruylies attempted to take the offensive, but his machine caught fire and fell etx miles within the German lines. Serseant Macari thinks that Lieutenant Baylies may have had a good landing it he escaped death in the tlames of his burning machine. FRANK L. BAYLIES ! DEAD OR PRISONER OF THE GERMANS ' 'pR1S June 21. The leading American ace In the French flyins corps, First Lieu-'enanl Lieu-'enanl Frank I.. Baylies of New Uedford, ; .Mass Is missing, after an unequal fight with four German machines. On June 17 Lieutenant Baylies, with Sercea'nts Piohonnet and Macarl of the Stork escadrille, while patrollim;. sighted four simile-Heater German airplanes. The Germans attacked Baylies simultaneously simultaneous-ly The enemy had advantage of po-