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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-03-20
K00P GETS COURT
HOUSE CONTRACTS
COUNTY BUILDINGS WILL BE
ENLARGED NOW AND
IMPROVED
DITCH APPEALS COST COUNTY
A LOT OF MONEY. SOME
BILLS HELD OVER

At an adjourned meeting of the board
OF county commissioners held at the
Court House Thursday, March IA, bids
We're received for the erection and COM
pletion of frame barn building to be
built at the county poor farm and the
contract was awarded to Herm Koop
and Sons for $685., they being the lowest
bidders. The other bidders were: Otto
Tape, $685., Mueller Bros. & Son,
5000, C. F. Kaiser, $3.50. According to
the contract the work must be completed
on or before July 18th this year.
Court House Addition
At this meeting bids were also received
for the erection and completion of a
one story and basement addition to the
front part of the Court House called
"Plan No. T. and also for the erection
and completion of an entrance arch
which includes the steps leading into the
Court House called 'tPlan No. q. The
contract was awarded to Herman Koop
and Sons for the sum Of $6,567 for the
completion of the improvement contem-
plated by Plan No. L.. The other bid
ders were: John G. Gronau, Plan No. /,
$8,375; Plan No. 2, $4,374, Putnam
Bros, Plan No. 1, $6,949; Plan No. 2,
50, 500; C. F.. Kaiser, Plan No. /, S.
I'll; Mueller Bros. and Sons, Plan No.
1, $3.50. Under tie terms of the
contract the work. must be completed
on or before November l., 1918 and the
contractors must furnish bonds in the
sum of the contract price. Architect
c.. A. Hers who prepared the plans
and specifications was appointed super
intendent of the work and IS to be COM
pensated with per cent OF the contract
price.
Bills Allowed
Attys. H. N. somsen, Albert Pfaender
and Albert Hauser appeared before the
board, the former presenting claim for
legal services in the matter Of the APP
peals in county ditch No. 33 and the
latter two presenting bills of expenses
in the matter of the appeal. Nothing
was done at this meeting and after. some
discussion, the bills were laid over to
the next meeting. Other bills aggregat-
ing the sum Of 1926 were upon motion
ordered and allowed. It was resolved
to accept the final report of the engineers
in the matter of contract No. l let to
the Minnesota Pipe and Tile Co. and the
Auditor was instructed to issue a voucher
to the contractor in the sum of $6,234.07
retaining $500 until the filling is COM
pleted. :.
F The application Of E. W. La Cow Of
Sleepy Eye for reduction of assessment
and refundment of taxes paid on his
real estate was rejected but the applica-
ton of Henry L.. Buggert asking for a
reduction Of the assessed valuation OF
his real estate was referred to the state
tax commission for approval.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-03-20
SPRINGFIELD AGAIN
VOTES FOR LICENSE
"DRYS" LOSE OUT BY TWO TO
! ONE IN THE WEST 80
H.. e.. END VILLAGE
WAR TIME CONSERVATION DOES
E NOT APPLY TO USE OF THE
CUP THAT CHEERS
WAR TIME CONSERVATION DOES

For the fifth consecutive time mo
license was defeated at the recent
village election held in Springfield last
Tuesday. BY vote of two to one the
people Of Springfield declared in favor Of
the licensed saloon, polling 215 against
s107 for the drys. Otherwise there was
no excitement at the election, practically
all of the old officers being reelected.
TIE only new member Of the council
is Edward Bauch who was elected for
term of three years.
We publish herewith list of all the
newly elected village and town officers
of Brown County and also Of the neigh
boring towns in Nicollet County,
Last week the contract for construct
ing county ditch No. 46 in Section 80
of Leavenworth township was awarded
to the New Ulm Brick and Tile Co. for
So, 1886, which was the lowest bid. The
company will have one years time in
which to complete the work. The other
bidders were Safert & Guggisberg Con-
struction Co, $1O,125, Ceylon Cement
Tile Co, 81, 488.50, Keogh & Ke.sen Of
st. Peter, $4,000.
Village Of Springfield
President, Fred Bot; trustees, A.
G. Lehrer, Hy. Schwarzrock and Ed.
A. Bauch; recorder, Ed. ]. Fernho'z;
treasurer, G. II. Asch; justice Of the
peace, ]. ]. Ray; constables, Hy. Hughes
and Aug. Bigot. For license, 215;
against license, LOT
Village Of Golden
President, S. c. Frederick son; trus-
tees, r. Offerman, r. Jorgenson, and
to be filed; recorder, Ben Zieske;
treasurer, ]. G. Christensen; justice
OF the peace, 3. NJ. Franz; constable,
Nels Nelson. r. Offerman was elected
as trustee for three years as well as
for one year. He cannot fill both of
fees SO q successor to him as trustee
for one year must be named.
Village Of Hanska
President. NJ. B. Erickson; trustees,
Christ. Hanson, Henry Greenholz and
Christ. Moe; town clerk, Clifford He'll
ing; treasurer, Henry Anderson; JUS
tees Of the peace, ?. j. BIen and P. o.
Continued On Page
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-03-20

Monday 70 quest onnaires were re-
turned to the local board by the District
Board at Manlato. OF these 80 were
put into Class /. s.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-03-20

R. g.. Rubitschang of Springfield
volunteered for the signal corps service
and was sent to Camp Taylor, Kentucky,
by Sheriff julius yesterday morning.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
Srebrne CODY malie1skie pan
silva Jjjzzwiakow. )

Srebrne cody. ~pozycia ma}zen:
|skiego w srode .obchoodzili pan
lstwo Jan StanisfaWal J6zwiako.
vie Fam. pod mr.. 55335 zach 4ta Ill:
Msze ssw. ma intencyes 4solenizan
TOW . godz K29tej ano ~odprawil
Wie1. Ks. @]p[ircootboszcz Jan z. GrSa=
Ibowski. @F:A 81 ssszs Il :
Pc nabuozzenstwie. panstwo J6z-:
WAX powr6cili do domuss gdzie
wieczorem pc staropolsku. gosci
Ii krewnycll, znajomych i przyjas
(ci66k: <Zwiazek: pan1stwa J66zwiak
poblogosfawiony z'osta1 szescior-
giem 'dzieci So II mimi Il Helena Az
||nieszzksa,. Leon = ~ Wincenty, Klemefs
] Freyan. ..5 a3::< .<..:. f. ] /:
z gosci obecni byli: -. j. :
Wiel. ks. Grabowski, ptanstwo:
zap1ewscy; Franc Gle:
ran zo,ra- spahdstwo; Michaf a.
skola, .Ignacy stroinskii, Micha}:
Libeer IL 4 i 1t Il !. f. !Cszap,iieSwsski, Micha1.
Barankiewicz, Jak6b.:L Bratek;;
W4ad. Rewers, Antoni Zabrocki,
PAM Rozalia Sobczak, FIR. Zeehes,
ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25

jer~miasta Wineisy-+Julius Protz;
Abby Grabowski; r. FFranciszek
i Jan sCysewski. -:
sollenizant pan :: Jan j. JozwiaK
jest =komisarzem ulie miasta WI
nOny.
T@s&a11se. .-:..s.ssw~I: $685. n,1 .:.s:4
saaoaraoezss Is1Ets ss:5aabi i1lasatiHz
yIll.s tEszs. Eszss.s:4 aassss s.s;s.sEfag .TzHsssEE #alg zsssa ia
:.s%.. -~.--<S ..saa: =s=ts- i~he .-E4y1%.=s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25

-P'iiotr~Wnuk jest synem Miko1a
ia. i Maryan11y Wnukow zamiesz-
ka}ych. pod III. 5l3 Wall utica.
- : Ii:i tams.# -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
Stare Lekarstwo Domowe.

Przez Stworce~W szechmocnego,
lduzo zi6} zostalo obdarzonych z
nadzwyczajna moca lecznicza. II
ziola by}y znane naszym prod.
kom, kt6rzy je uzywali jake lekar
fstwa domowe. w dzisiejszych cza
lsach, gdys p1r'ostte 1ekarstwa domo
we, preparowane z zi6f leczni-
fczych, poleca sic chorej osobie, to
zwykle bywas z, pogarda odrzuco-
he, i przez to- moze pozbawia sic
jedynej .sposobnoscii. w~.yleczenia.
Zapewnc,~ze. potrzeba~ ziola .zbie--
rae, ukladac wedle gatunk6w i
preparoWac je przez znawc6w, co
nie1tylko= wymasga lat doswiadczen
ale takze i: dobra nauke Q choro--.
bach, ma kt6re taki> lekarstwa
sic przydadza: Pomird1zy lekarst=
.Wami tel cechy, Ora. Piotra Co
.lnl1o7zo, zajmuje: :pierWsze miejsce;
sic jake najlepsze lekar--.
stwo W wiieell,ul4 tysiecy wypadkach.1.
Me MONA; je nabyc W aptckach*
jest prepar1'oo,wvane, j bedtzic :sprze----.
daWane 'wprost przez Dr., Peter
Fahr1ley & Sons Co., Chicago ILL.,
SIC zainteresuje do
lckarstwem, powinien.uwaz.
nic. przeczytac gazetkes' Swiatffo ''I
bedzie przes}ane kazdemu
czyte1nikowi naszego pislna..
ST. . = = y 49, ~ EE- -.. = -.-.--A@n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25

:. W:ll:;a;:jjdlO]):ml1(OS c. L.
!. MlE!JyC0WE |

IA l.S q. Il9SaIH .@.F.55aTiET45 NVa I
PAM JannooWa Bal . cor
ka. -Eranciszka Wyyjjecha}a do
Dodge, Wis, !. ) j !, !. ;. 50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25

dalszym.. ciagu ofiarowai q
! rzecz A r1llii PoolSskkiejj yW,s,.Francyi:
+. Jan ian g. Rock ..-.....s.....-...ss $$i11.00
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25


Jest. tn .pprlzzeSliczne !. ppo2w vie trzt9
w. Frraanc;yyii, ). jjeSszlczz,e 1n1igdyy. pie bic. mia q :.
Hem Sp,osoblnlosstcii, ulzye ami pod7zdi----
wac ttakiieeg;o ppeo5Wliieetrza. Y, stan niacl
lZjednooczonych,: jake my my tt t. J: :
iraz obecnie many ) - ). = : : ! 4 ).
- Dlzien p Beezzeeggoo: Narodzeniaa5 .by'1t
|dlas mas din1iiem pamieettnem j .weseo7:
lynn. Ma obiad podano nam do je-
ldzenia rome. -pielne- lpotrawy,. pa
|sztety i zamiast miesa spozywalis-
my Indyh,, + odebraismy :piekne
ipodarunki=,ed. Czerwnoego Krzy-
IA: ! " i !: H.. r--s =. !
Lecz. najbardziej ucieszy}y mnie
|podarunki kt6re cd was kochana
lsiostro j: Rodzice odebralem'i sto-
krotnie wan dziekuje zaz*wszyst-
1ko, a osobliWie "a szkaplerz ktory
scie%@mi take serdecz-
nc zyczc11ia zasylaja wan wszy=
scy moi kolcdzy, kt6rych ia po:
wolalem do pomocy, gdy przyszlo
tdo jedzenia tych rzeczy,i kurzenia
ttych cygar kt6re znalaz}em w "a
iwiniatku kt6re cd was dostafem.
Bardzo sic ucieszylem dzisiaj,
tgdy cd listowego odebrafem: al
Ipiec list6w T. Ameryki. @:l@@4l4s
w. odwrotnym liscie prosze
fmnie donieSc gdzie teraz sic maj
Albert Klinlkkosz, -czy :. jjessz1czee
fprzebywa ": SPARTA: Wis., czy tez
meze jeststu ma tel 1stronie Attain
tyku, !bardzo zadowolony jestenn Il
.tcgo re sic ME przen1ioslem raazem
f Albertem Dc ppolneejj. artyyleryyi v.
Sparta, Wis, gdyz 0 wiele milejj
[ani bye. tn, w Franeyi anizeI W.
Sparta, Wis. s::..aE@@< ID .s.''5<~1
Mn AK sw6j list, leszcze2..
rsaz dziekuajs wan zaI iwNssystkic;' po::
Fdarunki, i zycze wan zIwszystkim
j. szczescia;! :istjwszelkiej
pomySslllosccii W TEN: nowym rok1u::
/: :. ~. VI I:o5 WI. brat "a 10Y. y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
.9IeI RUS "a at Ill, d diilsI Is 51 % ia S,,szii 1918.
EECeny !; r! I: " {!

AsSa--=1. FAh --S'. .S%aa3 -
: Ceny targOWeg
$500 N 1915.
WINoNA. SGD. s
Raportowanet| 81. przez Bay State
Milling Go.
Pszenica Mr. 1.-2.12
Pszeniica NJ: p 300. IL /. n 4 {
=sPs:zenica M. 3 22:aD)66a " . !
.Pszenica Mr., 400. -. - q.
Pszenica Mr.. 2 Zimowa2.06
PszeniicsaN NJ 81 zinova 200
zyto M: 1888
!. JeczmienzN Mr.. Extrah1.50 !.
RaportowaneI przez e. Miller
S,Maka Patent Beczka l1.40
Maka Rama 10 funt6w 64c
0treby (Rsra.nn9} ~ (. fH on q ! zs (
: Middlings iona $500 -
Ceny hurtowne.
iMas{o- AZ do 45c ~. = !.
Ser 28-3333 ;5Ssz
I. Mod -115c Q IVY I =
,Jaja tuiziin b-53
siiano Tyn1otka 1900 1890
zSiianlyo dixie 12.0O-14.O0 ~ :.
Fasola Deans $3.50. .= .. -. !.
Ksarrtofle-80. do GOO = 49, !.
OWES = nc
Kukurydza stara II
$Kukurydza swieza--I25 do s.3355
przez Winona- NAL
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Jeczmien Nr. 3-1.46
Jeczmien swiezy Mr.. 4-.1.42~
Jeczmien swiezy Mr.. 5-1.32
zYWY ToWAR .
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.'. Packing co.
swini .
cd 200 do 225 funt6w 1866
cd 10 do $50 fun. IL. Is.
= cd $50 do 165 fun. 13. - so
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4 Prosiaki 7:90--l1.90 ";.o@z: .
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Tucznc 4OO--5.00 ;sss.g>I 5H.
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ss41. = owce. =
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Len .1fasienie 3.56-3.59
..' so. ST. PAUL.
Bydlo 6.00-13-W.: E:
.Cieleta 6:O0-I4:00 ~
SWINE Tt5.50-16.10
.owce 7.oo-13.oo !
Jaganietal 500 1@t75. i: s..-.
CHICAGO. III t.
zyto 1.83-1.85 &:
Kukurydza 1870
=zz
ssUWlisessEz 1s11zsHz=zEaz sI;a''aaaszt
'B13iy;dd1oo 6.UO1t--:=1t:3..y0(J-
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swinniie 12Iz5-l6:9on. n=* Y
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....i. .. -z.c.!...l 49,. ]. :. .:...: .L...ol
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aABYllSMY
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'haszego5 rynsztunku, kt6ry sta
wi teraz' najkompletniejsza oil
- - IL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
vi -. 2 AaE4:tTG 81 w VaF1+Sf IT : =
..HIERONIM BAMBENEK "a
::x .xz,gz PLACIk

:, "a .otWarcie ysalonu w niedziele
zapaacl $50
/ Hieronjiimn5EB a a. przyzna:
sic do why re mia} sw6j sailor
zlnajdujacy sic i !. pod d mr. 767 wsch
sta III. otwarty W niedziele j cd
%powiednio do prawa stanowego
"a przekroc$zenie takowego, zapls
eli we wtorek $50 kary W saddle
municypalnym. #'g#z[ j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
|uszkodz9lhe ko 9' j | IS sp ., d
$500 1888 straty W=stanie, y, pre- ::
|. szfym3roknz poViada m a.
3>::@ lex egnia.E {. 4ltI ~ Il

tT.s -. -. e -. ..-- L z. - i. : E.-
z.Uszkodzope rrlry ! izspary " "a.
|niedba}ych kzo5mmaach spowodooWa
@y. ,straty We wlas1loSciach .wyrzaa
||ydlz.one .pr!zez ogieh. W <Ml1[innesosc,iie
na~sume.-$$33339.7 1888 w 1917~-roku.
STA .ogromna strata jest :wprost
niepotrzzee1b51i1ias ptowiada George H
Nittleton, asystcnt sta1pwcgo mar
szzafka ogniowego.
80 Jest to- jednym najfatwicj=
|sSzyccfh sposo,b,o6lW w sswiecie ogien z
ntadpst:tteejj rur.y, a jedna z najfat-
wiiejszyeh rzeczy, aogladanie. Ia
kie 'ognfe: So ,wprostt sniepotrzebnc.
Jest st: to niedbalstwo kt6re jest
wprost kryminalnem W tym czasie
~ ~ tynrs sta1Se=a snarodoWa histo 65.yslz
aby p6zW6Bse H'agr0inad1zenfu asf;s
salty fi;yfss " Konain1e, a1Ibo ;z;;aa5niliiesdbb ali
dogladania azebby FURY by1y odpo
wiedniie pzee5m snfet1ezp5iie'czehst-
wi, oehia.syljdz5I Ha.fit5 IN alzt2az:
Wspomia1ial strata spewodowana:
byM1 =p1rzezl56 1sszkolzonych rur
i5wf 25l@ przy4padka hagetzie :spa,t
ry przezs uszkoxfzenic. jsI,owodowa
lYY1egnie;ss yHl1I !z>ax x.5t: z1Ss@.
W=komenitt6tW,aniu .takiej Estl;aty
wiecej: niz trzeeia,iezese miliona
EdolatoW W. sRdnym 4rokuS " tych
przKpadkach pan Nettteton powias
teraz. .podezes ,zimowychllz
miesiecy1 jest :sezen llwt kt6fr5ymlssiie sic g
take Mic zdarzai5aasi re ,xYszelka:
taoskliWoSs5 ma bye robiona mar
tychmiasts przez lkazddeggoS< fdieo11nlooWrr
1ika, yfabrNkanta.. alboy! zarrzzaed!eaeeg;
1iarssztatn l1b denim nWaaiZaNee ably
nie1bezpieeze6stwA bylo zm1niieejjszzos
-.Es:ei sEa1HsH 7az
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
- ~" k"NH " y:
Nas i. ID f. "a; !. pes /. & dxa q i
: !. lEEEs3,lFsE 81 sSsl{ {. Ill ? SC sll1IIIS1
"a mesfaWlenle sc do
.1t>x.. .:ivregistracyi:lz q
..l4,Glit. .st,iE.:

'Miejsc:o5wy j.: 2:a arr departtaamean n
IT'D 1wlojjnty niie jjestt:ww staainie d1oWiiee-
dice sic o 'tdaB1Wnfiiejj til zzaanlieszka
Rych rreegeiisitraniIta az III; kktt661rxy sic
zinl;ajjdd5ut,jja zzabIpLisanfi ma lliisscie. s5.9:
Jet;zeliiby ich ;zin;ajjoomnaiis4 wiedzzieli
gdzziie.sssiie : U'nlEii znajjduja, nechaj do
o iechfr mhiie:jsicuE pobytni zarza1
.dlo }tlii,; azzee1by .ijchlz idhfotlie odzaresz
!tojWHIainiiiiaa kka ar1.yy:::a -4:si'. s"E:.'I:{.
Louis ;'z Dal111fh l;f ~ Washington
nifir tlhdfS GtftiaGazIu si,5E;s It=z
aG George;'f DetfIiliiser,, i21o Iafaz-
ye tt5e*s1 Sf1t:lz'1E Z: ~ IS a-s'atz
Robert D11ietlk sis ConlmefeiialHotef
Eric o. tG,ler III MainEul..a51.
Geo: e. JOHNSON Frederick Hoo
hhiEut<ssiE s55!zi3at2.f*stEi 1s.:.Es [ -
y:66zef IF. Klieatzner 5obz q
s. Us, J0ozef Knl1laass;,; 1sooawsck.:z77ma' Ill:
Ernest est a." Kir.tliegesri 315 wsch..
3Sci iaa,i nl.1a5<=<,Ii 115f fsssf
LuudWik MrozelK =
KIT Knit AZ Nelso;Hi Windsor iHotel!
No +. j. iPrtohiddzziinnsalHd 9I5 wscK. San
b[n oI3n HH41i.o IsoeIabo'z ae7so
HE r%&#-, ~ E-#S4 81 .Z&l -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
.WEGLE NADEsz1Y.

WEG1E NADESAK.
sn Ill II ets nasdeaszfo ID Vino.
|ny: prfzyhajmniej g. wag;onl65w we
gil: BBHyliaIa Y 81 d & g5e tygodni
pieerwssza przesy}ka wegli iaka ma
idesz1a do naszego miasta. :
+...4 Ably IA aa!o 2sssz W!eeggli kolej
|uliczna-hedzie =puszezona-~w ruch
|poczawszyhod przesz}eejH wv kazda
nastepns5 niedziele,, II r*antoo lei 60,
|dzinie ,zarmiiaaest :. jjaak do tegoIczasuo
|6ej. w p pc .dni beda way-
Fgony pdo,F S9t1ej Wieczorem co pol
.godziny kursowa1y. u;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-01-25
B ]! / !: 81 !; i /! i } j ! G ] Z ) j !: !.
rick. u1na|lr!l. !.
n 1-I.ET#E - ~ z - - * E-SE-EEs - 9 Is y
Sawny Pra1aty Nv Duluth dotkniee.
sg ~. ostraz niestrawnoosciaa kt6- !
"a. olazah sic fatalna.

Duluth MINI. Biskup James Nc
|Golrick, 1Ktto6rty przez 27H lat byl
|biskupem dyecezyi Duluth u
mari niespodzianie W srode vie
czoremis 9 1piowodu5 ostrej niestrawu-
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-09
....p,. 1uerriH Tells OF Life
At The Battle Front Ana
His Experiences Therein

the fash and hear the explosion Oh
the BIOS, which they were using COM
ing from the very place we were
headed for. That's when you have a
funny feeling, running right into
them with your eyes open, yet you
might as well take chance. Per-
sonally, feel better moving, even II
i am going towards them |
The first day was the worst for
there was a regular barrage falling
all day and night That afternoon
we were sitting in machine gun
company's dugout, waiting for a call,
with shells falling all around, an av-
erage of one very ten seconds and
right in middle of heavy burst of
firing, came a call for an ambulance.
} was next, so | started out, and
saw more than one fellow look at
me, then look away, altho no one
said word
Just before that couple of fell
lows came running in, dripping with
i sweat, for the way a man travelled
: that day was run as fast as God
: would let him until he heard one
) coming, then flop, and then up and
. away again.
u We had to drive about hundred
D. yards up the street turn around. back
= in before the first aid dugout, load
% and then make our getaway. W.
hadn't any more than stepped ou
p of the dug-out, when some lande,
le across the street, but we kept OF
er and started the motor and were JUS
Vo pulling out when we heard tn
ne scream of one coming, and by tn
on way when you hear one with tn
ur engine running it's right on top {
CT you. Well, it was. 1t hit the bull,
is ing about fifteen feet from us, O
Of our left and that was what saved u
ap- for the building held the shrapn
en down, otherwise we would have bee
lat riddled The car was struck in So
OF eral places, and we we're covered wi
In Gust, stone, wood, etc. Just as '
vas turned around in front of the dr
lay out, one broke in the road Just ahe
'ed of US, and after we were loaded a.
for going back, just about oppos
asst where the first one had broken
for other hit in the same place Az,
,as, we were covered with debris and I
be- car was struck on the other side +,
hat time.
uld AS we passed the dug-out a cou
me OF fellows peeked out and could
our help laughing at the expression
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-09

heir faces, like they were seeinS )
ghosts, for they had seen our car
disappear in the smoke of the first
she'll and they figured We wef~ "an-
shed" / gave them wave and s-en
we beat 1t.
Several days after this | was sit
ting in the car in this town where
our DIS is and suddenly they started
to shell it. 1t was complete surprise
for they hadn't dropped any direct
ly in the town but they fired on all
sides, at our batteries. All the time
we've been up here, we've been be-
tween our artillery and the lines, so
we knew we were in easy range.
heard a couple sing over but !
thought nothing of it when all Of
sudden, whe-e-e-e- Bang, and $50"
hit Just outside a building where a
bunch of fellows were bathing and
being "de-coted' Some how they
all escaped, and there was grand
rush for the hill, in every costume
from September Morn style up. |
yelled over to see If any one was
hurt, and when | found out there
wasn't, | almost split laughing. Gee
it was a sketch. One lad had just
finished his bath evidently, and had
on a brand new pair drawers, moth
ing else. The mud was about a foot
deep, and very thin, and he was fan
ming the breeze with it flying at every
step. Once he fell fiat, but he nevel
stopped, just ran on all tours for ;
! minute, like Billie Schmidt runnin,
bases at home, and then away again
: A piece of shrapnel clipped thru al
!, inch-thick wood strip that runs dow
:, the outside of the car body in tn
back as brace, and | was leanin
:. back against that side reading. Al
= other close call However, miss
: you know!
10 Everything is quiet again now. B.
of lieve me, the Boche are gettin
d. theirs, all up and down the Lin
IN these days. And this is only tast
IS of what's coming You're might
el right, don't want to come back u
en- til we've finished them in prop,
". shape. But, then, streak of ligf
th ming would be slow compared to Il
we way I'd like to travel. Gee!!
lg- Well, I'll close for this tim
lad oceans of love and "beau-coup" kis
nd es, to all.
lite Your own son,
an "The Dug-Out Rat"
ain (Ralph Merrill