Jtohl the "North-China Daily News' that, whilst serving in the German army as an officer, he heard that Jone of his German comrades had escaped with a plane from Tsingtao latter performing heroic deeds. This turned out to be Herr Pluschow. The news was especially interesting Dr. Fuchs ashe was himself a member of the flying corps doing observation work. "After Herr Plus-chow returned to Germany, he took part in the War as a tier, the name given to him' being "Der Plieger von Tsingtau" ("The Ace of Tsingtao"). All, Germany was very proud of him and of his brave deeds.
After the War, Herr Plaschow! {found that he could not stay. long his fatherland because of his active nature and his adventurous spirit (adventurous, said Dr. Fuchs, being used in the best idealist sense of the word), so he became "con fneeted with the. journal """Ullstein Verlag." which sent him fo Pata. zonia, South America, He crossed the Atlantic ina very small motor boat; taking with him avery small baby, aeroplane, which had been especially" constructed. by Herr Gudet, the famous German war flier and constructor of aeroplanes, and only a few assistants, He returned to Germany in 1026 and his Hectares and" his trip and his, articles in the" "Ulistein Verlag" Proved to be such a big success hat be Reinne more poplar than rer, expecially tinong the your his pluck and over the fact that Germany, after the War, still had Sich moh as bin be were. ying cop her fac on he feet ann fgrett was his success that, Herr Fluschow wee ogum sent. 25° country which held for him many attractions tepecialy so ar ay concerned. ploration work, and it was during flight over the Andes the famous fuge met an aviator's death.
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