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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24
1o5,ooe,ooo IN i. S.
That is Estimated Population of
Country on Jan.

TIE population of continental
United States on Jan. L, was 1867
O06, 900, as estimated by treasury
department experts who calculate
the ner capita money circulation at
$48.76 on that date. The per capita
circulation increased $5.76 last year,
On Jan. l., 1879, the population was
48,231 900, and the per capita cir
culation was 1862.
The general stock of money in the
United States on Jan. l., this year,
was $6,256, 1921, an increase of
$1,244, 152,754 over chat date last
year, and the amount in circulation
was IS, 120, 424,9O8, an increase of
$679, 492,274 over last year.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24
Notice.

Any reader of this paper troubled
bottle of a guaranteed remedy for
Asthma on trial. Send no money.
Pay after taking if satisfied. Rem
edy gives quick relief. Has cured
many after everything else failed.
Mention this paper, and address Geo.
d. Hoover, Mfg. Pharmacist, Des
MOines. Iowa 24-4t.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

Negroes in the United States own
approximately 2O,OO0,000 acres of
land. or an area eQualing the COM
bined territory of New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts and Rhode
Island, as we'll as other property
valued at 900.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

During the eleven months ended
with November gold imports amount
ed to 100000 and exports to
1867 100000, leaving an excess of
imports OF $16S,OOO,0OO in 1917,
against $399,OOO,OOO in 1916.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24
TIE LEON REPORTER THURSDAY. JANUARY a. 1918

Geological, survey statistics show
that 75,167,672S gross tons of iron
ore were mined in the United States
last year. the greatest amount on
record, an increase of more than
wear
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

Z You can always come to a salts
factory agreement with anyone whom
you can get back at in business
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

"177s Ranch" near Kearne,,,
wav The ranch is exactly 1,733
miles from San Francisco and from
Boston,. Mass, being in the center
of the continent, east and west.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

Sunday at Rolla Craig's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Mcdaniel were
Sunday visitors at C. E. Titles.
Mrs. Sylvia Evans is visiting a
few days at George Evans. =,
Frank Chastain and family call
ed at J. O. Gamers Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary Grogan, Mrs. Willie
Grogan and son Joseph spent. Sun
day afternoon at the Bennett home.
Miss Opal Poole spent Sunday at
E. J. Evans.
Roy Mcdaniel spent SUNDAY after
noon with Roy and Raymond Evans.
E. P. Trembly, Of Nebraska, Is
visiting at D. H. Hubbard's this
Willie Still and wife spent q few
days last week with relatives In this
Mrs. w. z. Mcdaniel visited = few
days this week at the Mrs. e. A.
ROY Mcdaniel spent Saturday
night at Jesse Maynard's.
Ethel and Florence Evans spent
Saturday with their sister, Mrs. w.
= Jesse Maynard and family were
Sunday visitors at ]. B. McDanisis.
Miss NAV Evans spent last week
with. her sister, Mrs. w. z. Mcdaniel.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

Most misunderstanding will adj
just themselves, il you only wait
long enough.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

Some folks never seem to imagine
that you might not be just crazy -
see them.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

The older we get, the shorter the
winters seem, although most folks
do not agree with that.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

In 80 states there are $50 makers
of automobiles. Scattered over al
the states there are 825 manufactur
ers of automobile parts and Access
SOrieS
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24
It is a surprise when two folks
agree on how an accident happened.

When a man is sick, we always
want to ask who his doctor is.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

What has become of the old fash
toned man who used to wear wool
knit suspenders?
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

Not many country town jewellers
care for dress suits.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24

We want your business aud will
afvSsvuu every reasonable banking
enSrtssy and accommodation. Leon
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-01-24
Lonesome Ridge.

Sincerely yours,
Bess Armstrong.
Washington Journal., 1918-03-15
n9entIder Neutrality-suspicious."
0iitrift Nu. 410.

9(m Mittmo6 ooriger ISOLDE fon0
oie monotlihe G%eriammlung oes
DelltIfcn observation-disclosures, Gift
riff go. 40, I'M 2ofole 922 $50.
9(pe. N.@., ltatt. @i3eprGiioent
Gbriitimn @eiIitein fiibrte ocn @or-
iib unO SefretGr 9Sobn Meininqer
protofoGierte. &rGiioent Mor Scr.
Der in Sen lebten @ohen bon einent
idlpcren gltqcnleioen befoaen rpor,
it mieOer ouf ser g%eiierung. Die
iihliden &olltineeeiddfte muroen err
lroiQt. Nm 0itermontaq finoet Elm
SdnatrGnsd)en itott, 81 Dem ibon
tiidtig o1itiert miro. Sin aus Sen
Nomcn Morie 8iGe, @org. Bauer
lno Sdroff deficiencies &omitc Fat
Die 2eitlng iibernommen.
Washington Journal., 1918-03-15

mnnoeur oeS 9ottoIions lit major
u. Holbah........,
9(m 10 Wtoi 1861, nadJmittags 3
llbr riidten iGmmtIidc @iIi3truppen
5ltr Gnro0e Dor YrGIioent 9incoIn
ans. Dos Oeiitide Wiilitdr tat ieine
96uIoigfeit; ge9en 800 moren aus
geriidt. Company 9 ser Slrner
&iileS( Capt. Sr505onofpsfp, obaIcid
crit 3 @oben IN 0icnit, morihierte
rccbt gut, iogt Die 3eitltnq.
9lm Montog, sen 10. SSltni 1861,
morgens s llbr, mari6ierte oos Bat
talon ab uuO be5og Oos Camp Gail
ms 0t. Sian I'M Glob ieitmGrts BON
Sclnllptomn.
Cine bollitGnoiac @eihihtc 0es
Nd)ten 9ottolionS 8. 6. Sol. 1861,
81 idreibeub notb offi5ieaen Guelen,
nit oenStommroQeu mare cine Oonf.
bare grbeit fiir einen Siitorifer uno
iolltc 3ll g~eeigneten Soften unternom-
men mer0en.
Seit ienem AuSmarih in Sen
&rieg OIL Dem oenfluiiroigen Sriib-
lingstog 1861 lit oos Ahte Battalion
oaidbrlih om Observation-Disclosures
nit 6elOmulif (ErommeD na6 Dem
0elttihen 6rieobofe Yroipect Sill uno
ct. Morion moridicrt 8ltr Shnliid.
ING Der @rGber Scr &omeraOen.
Son Ben 1926 Monn bon 1861 lua
rem an lebten Observation-Disclosures
nod odt on 2ebcn. 0ltrd sic @e-
tGIligfeit oes Serrn 2ouis Settler
bin i1 I'M Stonoe, Oeren 9tomen bier
mit5uteilen. @m. 9eitb, Grnlt &lip.
CERT, Gbo8. &ortmonm, Sobn U.
Seller. GoSpor Sums, 2ouiS Settler.
Sobn S. 9. 2erd. 8. g. Senni9bnl
len lit I'M Sanuar s. s. in Baltimore
geltor6en,
-@.9.
Washington Journal., 1918-03-15
SfiS3cM aus Oeul Ocut.
iMeu NerciNs= nWO
NOlfsleben
Son @uitop 8euocr.
VII.

9oS o&oibington SntcGigena
bIatt", gegriinoct am 2. 4pril 1859
BON Merner Soh, eri6ien bis gum 1.
.Sftober 1860, van meldem Gage bic
D1GgIid)e Y}ctropo(e@ i6r @rldeinen
mahtc. @crmisgebcr uareu 8crner
Sod mo VI. Sdellbnus. esd bobe
lebtcren gtouteu I'M Government 9fc
giiter" nodgeiudt ml0 finoe i'm I'M.
fer Dem Eerional ser Ser. Stooten
aiiItenoermellun9 ais Snitrumenten
maNer), 8tc oEGgli@c Wtetropole"
erihien bis Z. Sanaar 1861, an iuel
d)cm EQge gSerner Sod Ieinen 9(bon-
nenten mitteilt, OoB CT ge5mlngen
lei, Die @crntS0abe zines Cages
6Iottes cin3uiteaen tells in Solge Ser
gegenmGrtigen Sc ii 5, tells in Sol
&c ser nid)t erfilllten &erIprcden Ct.
ner An8abl 0eltti6er 9iirger~; or
modt Damn befun1t, ouB er bonn IL.
Sonltor 1861 an Elm @o6enblatt, Sos
6reitogs eri6eint, publi5ieren miro.
&riiis! = tie mar ga. nit Dem
Siege ser republifoniifen Nortei
mlodten sic Sf%lapenitaatc ibre Gro.
bung mobr un0 t%rcnnten lih bon Ser
Union, nod che 2ineoIn fem g(nlt
ongetreten batte.
&n Ger Wictropole bonn 10. SAINT
ar 1861 lit Solgen0cS ait lcien: .0ie
beiOen oeatihen N}ilitdrorqaniiotio.
men, ,Maibngton STILES" uno .Elr-
ncrihiiben' iino gegenmGrtig iebr
tdtig, iid) fir etpoige GpcntualitGten
tiitbtig ein8llerer5ieren. Die llebungs
itunoen meroen bon alien NtiigIieoern
regelmaBig beiudlt nno Der bette @eilt
berri6t inter Der MonniMaft fir Sen
Sal cs iein miiite, fir bic lluiun,
Sic Gnnitimtiun AiS bic &eidibmua
Ses GiaentnmS Der Station in bic
Shrnufen ST treten".
9Qlcr 9lnqen ri6teten iid ouf Sort
Sumter. lin 4.30 am Morqen oeS
IL. Npril 1861, f~elterte Ser &irginier
G6mono &uffin Ben criten &ononen-
IduB bonn Sort Sobnion ollf sic Uni
onSfeItlng. %nnerbalb Is N}intten
moren ole Sotterien in 9lftiou. n
9os bllttige Drama oeS 8iirgcrfric-
geS bate begpmncn.
St Scr Nltsqobe Scr nMctropole"
pom 20. Npril 1861, erIhicnen 3mei
Alifrtfe: nN6tnnol Pile 0eutIhen
8iirger, meldc Suit 6oben iih Der
Gonlpognic 9 Snrner 9iifles oilall
idIieBen, iino c~ingelooen itf mor9en,
So~nno6eno, oell 90. g(pril, morgen8
s ltbr. 3ltr Organization, @obl ser
0ffi5ierc nno &ereioi9une ein5ufin-
Sen. 90. Habit Scrgeont; S. Scr
borot, G%opitdn." SaltptQlturticr mar
in Ser Eurnbnlle; feruer:
nNdDtnng! }lae NATURALIZATION
0cutiderL melbe ~geionnen iinO, Der
Gompognic g, @oibington &ifleS
bei5utreteny iin0 hermit oitfgcforocrt
lid bol0iqit I'M ser glrmorn, 7. Stro-
be, no9e 6cn1 g}ortbern 2ibertn Worft
5t meloen." @otptmonn mar q.
9albo6.
oyn Ser @enerot0 rDcr SEQ. 8, bout
3. Moi 1861, oeS GommanoeurS Ser
Giitritt Columbia 6reimiaiqcn, @
BERT 6. SO. $. Stone, miro ooS 0fol-
gen0c 2lrrouqement Der GuB-Gom-
pagnie oerr 3iitrict Columbia so
luntecr8 biermit otigefiin0ef."
..........n9oS 2tdte Battalion miro
belte6en aus Ben @aibinQton Hifles
uno GompognD 81 unO g Slrner
@iflcS @ouptqliortier Stem %erier
Qpcnuc llobc Dem 9ebot" 49,. &om-
Washington Journal., 1918-03-15
%crmii6tc Ia6ri6tcn.
SagresUeriammlnug Der DYroipect
Sia SricObOf-@ eicllidaft."

Die jGbrlihe Notwithstanding
Der @rofpect Sill 6rieobof @eieQ-
idoit fonO om 0onnerstog, Den 10.
IGlGr5 5. s., obenos 7.30 llbr i'm
Oriental 8altoerein, 6. ltno s Str.
20. W. ltott. &rGlioent @m. Stieb-
ling cr0ftnete Oie GeriommIung rnO
6c9riiBte Die Gri6ienenen. Sefre.
tn &m. 0Iartin oerlos oas SSobrcs-
&rototol unO erpd6nte oorin oer9lr-
IbcitctL melhe mdbreno oes nerfloiie-
men Sabres ipt oSir6bof berrihtet
mur0cn. 9cm Slperintenocnten
&oiepb @erd 5olltc er gan5 Defenders
Gribut fir Die nor3iigl. Snltanobol-
.tlnig oeS 6~rieobofes.
Der Sinan5beriht, bon SefretGr
Ism. W}artin perleien mrr0e entge.
9engenommen uno 5ltr @riifung Ell.
mem &omite il6crlpielerL beltebeno aus
Ben @erren GboS. @ersoorif, hilbert
&nedltel mo 8. S6aaffert.
SEER GGas. Sridmeooe, ser SAat
%rneiIter Der @eieaidoft, erltottetc inn
gtarnen 0eS &omiteS Sen 9eridt iiber
Die erri6tete Molter an Ser g Stra-
BE. Noh fat uniiberminolihet
Shmieriefeiten lit sic Mouer ieet
bcreits iertig geitellt uno miro nod
&ollenoung cine 3ier0e oes Sric0
.bofes leill. SEER 8rifmeooe eripGbn-
te, 0oB olt6 i'm ~fommen0en Sabre
&er1n0erungcn an ser 2incoln glpe.
Iomte an Ser Nortb Capitol Str. 0c-
madt mer0cn miiiien. oieie jeood I'M
ter Nltfii6t 0e8 OireftorirmS beuerf.
IteQiQt merOen f6nnen uno eS 0es
&ontiteS nidlt nlebr beoarf.
Gin SorIhlag 0e8 Serrn SuQo
Gfll3e. Ben aomitenlitqlieoern fir
oeren @%emilb1lngen ais N|nerfennung
ie $500 5u iiberrei6en, milroe bon
0cm &omite nit 0onf obgelebnt, 90
0ieieS es fi1 CUR Gbre reGnete. fir
ocH 9rt Ser febten 9fubeit1tte ibr
&eItes Qetdn al bo6en.
@errn 8. S6affert, ser sic @uf
iidlt mdbren0 0es 8aucs scr Molter
an Ser g StraBe fiibrte, muroen mel.
tere 500 (im gan8en $1,000 ais
Sergiitlrng b%emiqigt; Ser Sdaffert
madte QeltenO, OaB Die Arbeiten Ian
.9cre 3cit in &nlprud nubmen, ais
III inriinglid 6ere6net mar.
0ar0tf ihritt man 5rtr Nominoti-
OH Ser @e1mlten utlo 9ireftoren fir
OaS fommen0e Snbr. Gs muroelt
nominiert; Sir 8rGiioent: @m.
Stie6ling; fir SefretGr; @m. Mar-
gin; ais 9ireftoren mrroen folqenoe
&errcn boraeihlogen: s. 81. 9rid
me0oe, @. HufoGiAel, Sec g. 8litt.
@eo. s. 81. Stub, Geo. s. Meper,
GbaS. $. Heiter, 8. S1offert ms
GonraO &idter.
Die 9eamtenpobl finoet am Oiens-
tdg, ben 10. MGr5, bon A bis s llbr
I'M Oriental 8nltcrDein Itatt. gus
&oblfomite ernonnte oie &eriomm
luna sic f~olgenoen &erren: SSugo
Shul5e, Goriiber; Serm. IS. @infIer.
G1oS. S6afcr rn0 Gbos. @ersOorff.
Washington Journal., 1918-03-15
SentIdlanO er6Glt &OrrGtc ans ser
Ukraine.

9as o@omburger 5rcmlocnblott"
iogt, es bo6e erfnbren, bob 0eutifl-
lano iid 0oS 9fedt gclihert bot, Die
rumGniide 8etroleum SnouItrie 81
6emltenL 1nO Dab eS bofft auf Oieic
@eiie bon ben Scr. Stoatell IN oieler
@iniidt mobbangig 81 meroen. 9os
ngSiener 6remoen6latt iaqt, oie If.
rninc &egicrlina meroc neritheu,
sen GentralmGhten bis @litte M1r5
10000 @Soggon.2 aoungen @etreioe.
1860 @ogGon 2ooungen 3uder,
2000 @oqgon- 2o0ungen %gefrorenes
6(ciih llno 1000 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
0ctrodnetes Obit 81 liefern.
Washington Journal., 1918-03-15
2nndrpa, &enlluaf, ipirflide 9eIifa-
tcncl, Iin6 at baben bel:
SIbIerS,
532 Center nn6 18 &iggs Marft.
NerInmtmtnn9em

90 ontog:
osSilbelm Gell ltntcritiibunas @e-
ielI6aft"; in 922 ga. @pe. W.=gS.
9ienStog:
@%eomtenmabl Der &roipcct Sia
SSricobof @eieaiNaft, bon A Bis 9
.llbr.
.NrmiiliuS 2oge geo. %, s. q.
81. 81; I'M Ncm Moionic Sempel,
t3te Str. uno Stem Oorf 9lDe.
Columbia @roler &ranfcn Inter
1tiibllngs &erein; 922 ga. ape N.&.
Mittm Of
Observation-Disclosures llnterltiltrngS-
Gcrein"; III 922 @o. Nperule N.-8.
Sonntag:
@diienbouS 9ireftorium; I'M
@~aiienbauS in Inacoltia.
Washington Journal., 1918-03-15
SoOGten6ricie siuseu uerlOrcu.

Gina 10000 @ricie. mcl6c umc.
rifoniide Solooten III 6ranfrcid oil
SeruonOtc lnlO SrcunOc oobeim &c
ihrieben bottcn, aillgcn bcrloren, ais
Ser Sampler o9lnoonio" on Scr &ii.
ite bon Srlono periclft pltroe. mie
bonn Eoitoeportmcnt mgefiinoiQt
mur0e. NGl6 cine fleine GuontitGt
bon Yafetcn 9ing berlorcn. DDS
&oitoeportmcnt madte sic Infiinoi-
9lni1 3lpeds Conformation fiir sic
&eriuonbten Der Solooterl, melhe
9riefe permiBt BADEN,
Washington Journal., 1918-03-15
Sui O%crfamft uerSen.

0aS Gigentltm, mel6eS ser &oiicr.
Der friiberc &eiASfan5ler bon Beth.
.monn 6oIlmeg, iiberbatpt sic 0cut.
iden Sumter mo Die Oeiitihe &egier.
ltnG in Sen Ser. Staoten beliten io0
ua1 oen NlGnen BON q. Mtitdell
@nluler. Dem Guitos Oes Gigentums
ser iein6Iihen AuslGnoer, an Den
Meiitbictenocn perfaltft meroen.
Washington Journal., 1918-03-15
&lcincS Standardization

Sic Greiie fir Grd6er uno
@roben Der @ritft iinO bon ser @ro-
lpect Sill 6rieObofs @eieai6oft er-
bobt luor0en.
-Nctlid famen bier cinige Ga.
Oungep Slide an. SIS beiBt 0dB Der
Sang oieier Sabres5cit %giinitig aus
9efullcn lit. .%erin9e mlirben fir 3
Gents pro @fllno b%erfauft.
Sir 6iiblicbbaber empfiebGt
3bomforot's 6ii6itono gerGu6crtC
8iidlinge, sic IN GROCER Ausmabl 81
baden liuo. Son Samstog OIL giebts
audi gerGllWerte 9lole.
&aibington erbGlt iebt p0dent-
IiM cinen Qutcu OcIoorrat. Cine
9orfe Der StonOoro Oil Company
Iol0cte bier ulo oos Del mar in Ell
nigeu 'Strnoen perlaoen. Sn gu
funit mer0en bier i'm 9urhifnitt 2
@orten pro @o6e nit Del lonoen.
OoS friiherc Yarf Sotel al ser
II. StroBe ltll0 Seem Dorf Noenue
uuroe bon oen1 Not iii0ii6er Srouen
i|ibernonrmen. 0oS @cb1uoe miro 10
eingeriAtet, ouB biele jiioil6e MGo-
fenL oie i'm HegierungsOienIte iteben,
0nrin llntcrfunft fin0en fonnen.
--@s mer0en $4,000 Mann am
80. MlGr3 unO Sen fiinf ooroui folQen=
sen Su9eil einberufen meroen. Die
fem @efeDl 8ufolge peroen &efrllten
ans alien Stnaten einge3o9en iper0eL
nit NllSna6mc bon Soma un0 Wtin-
neiota. Scr 0iitrift Columbia mtB
1O2 Manm ltel(en.
~ &eprdlcntant Sea bon Galifor=
MIA rciHte cine &orloge eilh Ocraufol-
ge olle Nrbeitgeber beltraft meroen
ioaerL ole niht fir ibre meiblihen
AngeiteGten Site gum 9(u8ruben be-
ihaffen. Die 8orloge mur0e Dem
Nousfomite fir Ben 0iitrift inter
breitet.
-Do8 beige SanitGtsamt bat 1ih
erfln0i1t, Oh bier 9~fer0efleii6 gum
@%erfoitf qelonqt. Gs bat iid iebt ber-
ou8geitellt, 0oB Dos @ferOefleii6 nur
I'M 3oologii6cn 6orten &eripen0ung
finoct. &erborrogen0e Ner8te bolten
0afiir, ooB &ferbef[ciih nabrboft ilt;
BOD uniere MoibinQtoper 9eamten
i6cinen Dem nic5t beiittnlmen 81 mol
len.
Der o~reijGbrige Neqeriltnge @.
Bottom lpur6c bon cinem StraBen=
%bobnmaael an ser 4ten ltno g Str.
&C. %. ii~beriabrelt. @eioe 8eine mltB-
ten ibnt i'm Srceomon's Soipitol OBJ
gcnommel1 mcr6cn. Der S6affner
mo Center oe8 8ogcns muroen Der
boftet, ipGter ie0o6 ipie6er freigeloi
fen. Sic erflGrcn sen &leinen nidt
geIeben 8u 6aben.
SEER Gr1c7t 8. GbrrIton, Scr
moltor ser bieiiqen S6ulcn gibt be-
fonnt 0oB sic crbobene Nnflage, nel-
lid a%ngefommane &in0er mGren niht
in uniere 0ffentli6en S6ulen 3uge-
laiicn mor0en, undermined lit u1o
alf &nmahr6cit berubt. SSt einiQen
6GQen mubte man Gi1oer nod elmer
bcna66arten Sdule iAiden Oo bic
nGdite Sdule iiberfiiQt mar. .
SSm @or3en ioaeu 424 Safe our
GemntniS Scr II. 9. 8rennmoterial=
Sermnltrng gefommen iein, III Oenen
iib &crIonen ser &i6t6eobodtung
Ser &crpronun0 i6uloig gen1adt bo=
ben. SO TGQe lper0el1 Dor 6aS @c=
rid)t gebraht mer0en. &oblenbGnolerx
Die me6r fir &oblen DerlonQten ais
erloubt mor, muBten I'M @anSell
$4,000 3uriid5ablen.
Washington Journal., 1918-03-15
SUI a6nis iucrOen.

Die finnii6e &egierung bot Sen
oeutihen aaiicr erludt, 8rin5 Ss-
far bon 8reliBen, leinen f%iinftcil
Sobm 5um &onig bon Sinnlano 81
MAIDEN. Nuh elmer uGr6ange &c
legropb" 0epei6e brin9t sic 3eituna
o9(fton Gioningcn" bon Stofbolm
0ieie &un0e, sic iic aus biplomotild
Ell &rciien erfabren boben min.
Washington Journal., 1918-03-15
INSTRUMENTATION llntcrHiitnmas
Serctn".

9ie om 9icnStoq oieIcr @ode a6-
Qcbaltenc @|eriommlltng i'm SGnocr.
mnh mar ant bpilt6t. @rGIioent 8.
=. aele fii6rte Sen @oriit unb &C.
fretdr 9eic. @ieqono pr~otofoQierte.
Den MitoIieoern Stepbon 6rollf nn6
Senrn Nrtb mllroen sic &ranfenaeI-
Ser bemiaiat. Ole Mprilperlamm-
Iitnd miro cine Observation-Disclosures
iein in Ser pihtiqe @eihGfte. Ii. a.
Numbering oes Gereinsnompns II.
|. 10. ouf Der SngeSoronung iteben.
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New-York tribune., 1918-12-14
and killed 'em all, and then the shell

and killed 'em all, and then the shell
with my name on it came"
He fell back on his cot and laughed.
Michael McGrath, Company C, 3O7th
Infantry ,77th Camp Upton) Division,
of $50 VILLAS Avenue. The Bronx, was
shot through the thigh with machine
gun bullets and in the ankles with
shrapnel at Chateau Thierry Septem5el
IA, while going over the top
James Murphy, Company B, 312th
Infantry 18th (Camp Dix Division, Of
800 Franklin Avenue, Bloomfield, N j.,
was wounded in the shoulders by ma
chine gun bullets at Verdun.
Among the wounded sailors return
ing on the De Kalb was Glen Rankin,
of Monmouth. ILL.,, who, for the last
thirteen months. has been attached to
the U. S. S. destroyer Cassin.
One Good U-Boat
eve got pretty adept to "subs,' and
on one occasion one of them popped
up to say good by five miles off our
ort bow" he said. "She let go a tor
pedo and we plainly saw it skdding
along 300 yards astern of us. We all
got good and busy, and the guns, tor
pedo tubes and depth bomb devices
were all going at the same time A
few minutes later the sea was covered
with oil: | guess we got her" Louis
T. Schoff, a sailor, Of 522 West 1S5th
Street, returned telling of the sinking
Of more submarines.
Among the De Kalb's passengers
were 80 wounded marines, aviation
officers, 800 sailors and the rest SOL
diers.
Edward Longuet, a member of the
9Th Marines, returned home with a
badly wounded arm. He was formerly
policeman attached to the 42d Pre-
cinct of New York, and lives at 271
West Sixty ninth Street.
81 saw boys, seventeen and eighteen,
going into the fighting just like vet
Grams. never saw anything equal to
the courage of the boys from the good
old U. S. A, and it opened the eyes of
the French. They were astounded for
our disregard Of danger"
Victor Kennedy, Company /, 313th In
fantry, of the 10th Division, wounded in
the leg by shrapnel, and Hugh T. Toner,
SO Bedford Avenue, Company F, 23d In
fantry, wounded at St. Mihiel, were two
Brooklyn boys on the ship. Kennedy
lives at 5O16 Seventh Avenue.
Those who came back on the De kalb
and are unfortunate enough to be
wounded, but fortunate enough to be
sent to st. Marys Hospital, in Hoboken,
ranged by Tom Cassidy, A. A. U. Com
missioner in New Jersey. He went
aboard and told every one that he'd
have some good scrappers on hand, and
they gave him great cheer.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-14
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