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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

fofs0dJ Ell Sneotet Ica 2Ile9nen
nogle 9rGOoer til en- 9igfiite. San
6oooe / 6oroeien bos i'm aommune-
ioritauoer Ia0et foreip6rge paa ner.
meite EXPERIMENTATION, ON 8reOOer
/ bette EiIf9IOe fllnoe forienoeS iom
SIgoos, Observation-Disclosures bao-
De aniet bette for muligt.
Canine @itermiooag ien0te S6m-
merbonOleren 8r9ooerne til Statio.
men. Senoingen bleo imiolertio al.
pit, 0a set efter ben foreliggen0e
6ororoning life bar tilIoOt; man
raaoeoe Ssmmerbanoleren til at
benoenoe Jig til nermeite Irafiffon-
tor, 6oilfet ifete telefonfif. Ser moo
tog ban ligele0es aiilag; men 9an
fun0e ioreippr9e Dos Ser6aneoiref-
tionen.
Smiolertio bIeD set 9angfreOag,
iaa p0erIigere 4nitrengelier for at
faa 8rpooerne afienot ferit funoe
ife 8aaifeI6roag. timber itore @an-
ifelig6eOer Ipffeoes set omiiooer at
faa teIeioniif 8or6inoelie me0 9i.
reftionen / 9lltona; men Sen npgte0e
at BABE me0 Sa9en at gore, naar
Sraftffoutoret baooe negtet 4fien.
oeIien; men Qfanoen fun0e igen
prsoe paa set pos 8ra~fiffontoret, og
bette gap iaa ogiaa 8iIIaoeIie. lt6el.
oigois bIeo SEN giebIiffeIige afien.
Belle for6inOret al ct 9ilfpIoe. %
Ill TOM begge 8aaifeoagene.
5 0enne 5orlegenbe0 foriGgte
man at fao 9reooerne til 2igfiften
benteOe paa 8o9r, men paa 8runo
at 9eitemangeGen og 8prenes oaar.
lige 8eifaffenbe0 oobe0e man life
at Iaoe &eite gaa 6en lange 8ei.
Soa omii0er ON Iirsoagen funoe
9re0oerne afienoes meo 9nnen, Sci.
item funOe Iaoes, o8 SorOfeiteliten
foregaa.
Man fan foritine fig, 5borleoes
oct biloe babe iet no meo 9egrabel.
ien miot i oen oarnne Sommertio.
Sabine @OrSilesoisere. Si6en ii0.
tie iamIeOe 6ortegnetie er ogoe paa
sn5iaret eIIer faIone:
Marilts Sanien, Sans 9oiIen,
6asmusien, to groore 3s6ncfe, Sa.
0ersIeo. Sans anoif @rleo. 6rants
5rantien SbHtrnp. 86oroaIo OILERS,
5aneoraa. Sans 5oln, Siemorup.
Sans @anien 5lepping. 6eroinano
9allung, Commented. 8enrif So.
batnien, @oiens. 9oul 9lrt6ur
Sc6mit5Ier, @e0ite6. Sergen SIios.
gaar0, Sfrp0itrup. Better 6lint6olm,
Sfn0itrup. 01a6s Gam, Spgum. So.
ban Rabn, asoalgaor0. 9ernbolo
9rpsiing, aitrlp. 65riitan 93ieIien,
9aa6eaing. Sans qait6ierg. Q. Gas.
ie. So5s. Mat3e1 9eier. @eorg an.
0reien, 9re0ebro. Martin Niffelien,
9re0e. g2ieIs 8. Semen. 6ugIiang.
5o9s. 2oren8eh Otter 8siit. Sans
9rinf, Gerfgr. aariten 9eterien,
Carl Sc66t5, An0rea8 9rinf, Sobs.
Soc6unien G6r. 9feimers, Robro.
2oren8 NieIien, Senebao. Sergen
aD5f, 8arsmarf. his RieuIer, airfe.
By. anton SEMEN, 9larsIeb. S6rgqn
Damn, gorrlrp. geter aunt5, Bug
5olm. G6r. Scbni6t, aoqrs. Staols,
Qs6el. &araI6 9ecf, alnor. @eorg
Qnferien, @gerniun6. Sans G5r.
Scbnar5, Sfo0sbel. geter Stoffer,
G1bsl. So6an 96pcfe, Aon6sI. Sans
5anien, Os6ef. 0icoIt Maoien, SieI-
lerup. 8eter Glauien, 2oren5 Gar
bers, 9Oren5 G%6riitenien, Sagenbierg.
Gmil Ric6terien Snnbeo. Better
g6ritianien, 7etlef 9oren3en, Gar.
oerifp. 9r66rene Sens an6erien og
Sans 9eter a~noerien, 9foentoft. gi-
coli Reterien, Segelsbel.
Oct iamIeoe Min6itetol er oeo
6enne Cites a%filutning 1880.
@nar6ejer Nabs gin6, 5jeriteO.
Som f6r me0oelt bleo Der al
Mnos @ino og bans 8aarsrenoe /
5ieriteo giort 5origg pna al &enipn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

0fen ilpr tGnfte ieg paa De Soar,
Ser 8aar 0pbere emo 91lgIernes, paa
Be frD9teli9e &aoets Soar.
0giaa bar iee iet 9rebe ira Gpit.
Ian6 me0 Ben forf9r6elige 8ooIfriit:
y8ott itraie G~nglanol", og I%ignenoe
lt0brllo | mine 9reoe fra tpife Sen.
ner bar giort, at mango RorreIpon.
Dancer er itanoieOe, og iiffert mango
8enifaber me6 9ooe tpife 8enner err
i6roreoe.
9hl er oct mooIfe ioooon, at Ell
tor Del al Be ubp9geIige, ofte barn-
agtige 9tringer, Tom bette SAB mel.
lem 5oIfene '9ap iie ll6ilog /, er
itan0ie0e. Nan bsrer iiel6ent set
oOenior citereOe 9nife u0taIt iSpif.
lan0 MI, og Sen berb8te0e 4SnO-
San9" er biitnof for iterite 9elen
0en 6erfra og iaa til oette op6si.
e0e at tiIgipe, ia at beoe for fine
SLENDER, er ser ct tort Spring.
Get be9DnOer bit at lite fig frem,
Bette meo at tilgipe og 6e6e for 6ien.
BEN. ga 9oOt er set at Ip9ge Mprfe
til De ipeoe Spirer / Sen Het11ing,
ser barrier CONNER.
5oran mig lig9er ct engelif Sefte
me0 Ouerifriiten: Bon og Sofiisel-
ie til Ben almegtige @lt6, = at BRIT
9es paa gpifaniieiten, Ssn0og Sen
6. Sanuar 1918 Sen Gag iom er be
tent til 9e0e0ne FOR Ben brittle
Nation / 6enne 9ri9ens 9i6."
9enne n9sn og 5afiigeIie" bleu
l9it ooer belle set m99tige engeIife
Rige paa ooenomtaIteS en6ag UNDER
4Iter9angen og beo Nor9en- og vi.
tenguostieneIten. Gen be9Dnoer me0
Song @eorgs Proclamation: DTil
NIT 5olf", 9pori Ser 6lar6t an6et
itaar:
oSeiren bill fun blibe bun6et, 6ois
ri ite0ie buffer pno set 4ninar, iom
boiler pan %, % / Ell p0nDg 2poi9.
.he0s 9Qrt0 be6er ON Sen aImGatide
Cubs 8eliignelie oper bore anitret,
geIier. CAB os oerior 6eoe ON 9Ds
ior Dor 6oritano % Stprfa for bort
Mob og ON Sierter, Der er taftem'
meIige for sen gu0oommeIige Sc.
0eIie ser bar f6rt % bi0tiI."
% ina fsIge aIIe Be mango 96n'
ner, iaaoan iom man b6rer Dem irl-
Der @liOstieneiten / ben engelife Sol
firfe, men Der er De uobioeoe % gel.
Ser ale Sc mango, iom paa ioo man.
&c 9aa6er ct mprfe6e al arigens
tun8e 9ann0.
Ser er 8enner Tor ip8e og iaareoe,
ior Dem ! 5angenifab, Tor Dem, ser
Iioer un0er 6jenoens 9fngreb til
2an0s .eIler til 8an6s. be0 0nt eIIer
oeo Gag, ser er genner for @nfer
% ia0erl6ie, ior airfen u6e og biem.
me, for SoI0aterne iii Ses o. iii
9an6s, for ale beor6oe6e I ale Still
finger.
0g iaa fommer BET, ser g6r Sier.
tet Iaa goot: o8i be6er for Dor allie.
reoe % iiar for Dem, bois 2an0 er
bfebet eoeIaet oeo arigei. Og
b 6e6er or pore 5ien6er,
oo6nn iom Sit Orb bD0er
os."
0g Menig6eOen fal6er mo: ser
re, ri b%snfalOer Big ON at 66re osl"
- Oct er Eonen fra 6imlen miot
/ ale Sc mango ANDRE g6nner, for
Dem, Der tlefier Oeres Sailo ! 6elter
elIer I Bobriffen, ! Minerne eler /.
8offerne, / 9irfen, &oipitalet elIer
/ Stolen," oct er Ben aarligbe6, Der
Gar afglans ira 6nn, iom BAD for
fine 5ien0erl
8erfor fan ogioa Omfoa6et ial6e
ioa naturliet iom oct ger:
oguo er Dor 9tGfIugt o9 Dor Stpr.
fe, en- SieIp / angiter, pr6oet til
iul6e."
Dette er fort og ger Siertet sO6t.
Og life minOit goot 96r oct at IGie
Oe felgenoe 86nner:
%, 5reIier, ou bar Iooet, at De,
iom foroenter Dig, ifal fOrnp Oeres
5tprfe, ie naaoiet ne0 til ale, Iom
-. L.-.un ..c%lnnaa t,o& m~fan,,a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Gn Cplnsnina.

@ober til gernebjemntene ienoes efer en- geotaeeIie paa aors.
msbet aerrnare, 81. 9af, til S~anfunoets aas. for @ftertioen.
Otto $anfena
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
StoIetas

Gsr fbitteret ie abI 0r. "a -. o.. .............. 6050
5remont, We6r, C9ofhrn) Sens Gu6olpb s.; g. 81. gie.
fen So; Sobn anoerien, anton gieien, 9irs. Gos. Gbri.
itenien, &n6rep S6rgenen, Ole Samen, Marhn Niet
fen, Cars 6. Senior, 9brHtofier SobnPn bO. 50; O2rs.
Ole S6rgenien, Sames 8asnrusien DO. $3.50; Gbr.
Sanien, S6om. 8bomien, gm. peterien, @rnet 6ran.
els, Riels Gnsnlsieh Carl Bang bo. 81; qaft 81. III.
Senfn 50 =. :. >. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
On u6efen6t e. >. 500
qeterfen :. :. 6750
8nftlon, a9inn, Sim @onrmeIgaar6 -. -. -. So. LOO
1lnqoomsforbunoet gis. are6s be6 Upi{s 0nanar Grill $500
Omaha, geb, Dnfs qnno Sren o.. $50. 200
-
EIismmen. 80. $4,000
Gil en- aurume Sapan
dr bffHeret Ie abG. Qr. % -. ................. $5267tt
Sremont, Ne6r, 6. G. QarIen g.. -. ........... 500
afliaannen. 49,. $5272tt
tIbetnp Mnffinbu8
Scr tOiteret e Sol. SIR. "a >. =. =. ............. $1,000
On ubeten0t E. :. =. >. =. ...........,..... bW
aHiommen. $500
eformntions9aben
56r fpiteret e aI. SIR. =. -. -. .............. $7287350
aorna, 81. Guf, SObonnes Senien ,....." 250o
Blair, Nebr, ben 81. SUM, 1918.
9eb Eat mootageti Otto Sanfen,
aaserer + b ban. eo-Iub. Qirfe anerifa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
2biHerinsu.
Saponmt Sfionen

Scr fpiteret ie abI. 9r. "a =. -. ............. $325s30
GoaHoge, Wont, @mats Vgb. e. :. ......... 2010
0enmarf, Wis, Is" :. -. .............. 200
9enmore, q. 9af, g. 6. Sanien 80. :. :. ......... 150
0ffer bo @arsnts6et aenrnare 81. 9af. ........... 1896
@f Sorn, Sa, 5emfleberet til en- 9ibeHon6e ........ 5000
On nbeenot -. :. :. :. -. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Cation, Gal, Sunt. M9b.8 ~llngoomsf. =. ........ 1000
Blair, Rebr, Srin Gem. og Dana College Seonin9e.
misunderstanding :. ...............t. 1874
llngoomsiorbunoet Ms. 4re0s be6 Wffs 0agmar Grill $500
0enoer, Colo @etbonia 0agb. Q. 9. :. =. ....,... 1875
Coulter, Sn, g. G. Offer bo Wisionsmeoet ........ 1923
Goin6eforeninaen $50. 5000
@efbroof, 0iatne, Gen T. |. cd. l. Wgb. =. ......... 2607
&~utcbnion, Minn, 81. Mortens @tgb8 aof. ........ 1000
2ucf, isis Ct. 9eters 9P9b.8 Sotf. :. ........... 1000
3liammen. ..... $7t625
fionen:
9r fbnteret ie Gbl. ar. "a -. O.. ............. 2330
Offer Do Garsmgoet aenmare, 81. 9af, .......... 1896
4Iainben, gebr, Sberffuo fra Ell 9srnefet 9etbnnia
og Bethesda Menigbe6er =. 81. =. :. ........... 40
blair, 0ebr, Grin. Gem. og Dana College 9e6nn9en. 1913
@efbroof, 0ie, Gen D. CD. l. @gb. =. :. .......... 26O0>
9liommen. -. $22449
n6remisfionen
6Br fOtteret ie abf. Ger. q -. 90. -. :. ......... 500
Offer beo aarsme6et aenmare, q. 8af, .......... 305.34
aGiarmcn $306.34
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
@narOejer Ma6s ginS, SjerteS

VuhAOtJtt 0tuO0 Sluof OJSitltU'
Som fgr me0oelt bleo Der Of
Nnos 8ino og bans 8aar6renOe /
.6ieriteO giort 5orieg paa al Senipn
til @nar6ens Drift 6erbiemme at fna
6ans og bans Suitrus og Oatters
6pngielsitrof pn6ret inaleOes, at
De fiinoe foa COB til at affoneStraf-
fen ififtebis.
Dette er MI I 6efge ngiibe Stifts.
ti0." lDffe6es, iSet Mo6s gin6 bar
ifaoet A @oaneoers 11oInttelie meo
i'm Strof.
Mlere0e for IA Gage ii6en bleD
ban l6slaot oe fom biem til 6ieriteo,
men ferit M bar bans 5amiIie poo
Oenne SIDE @r9nien fnoet greb fra
Dam me0 oeune Meooelelie.
Otter bbaO man fra an0en SIDE
far faoet at bloc, bar Wa0s 8in6
pe6 Siemtomiten meget meotoset
Il ben Waaneo ban iioen Domfploel'
fen bar ii06et / 6engiel, bouoe bar
tabt IA pun6 | g9et.
ct 6orIpoenbe bill pi0e, at osiac
ginos Suitru og Dotter er lsslaoi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
s
5 noremisfione n:

Scr foitteret ie abf. 9tr. 81 -. =. ............
0ffer beo 9~lorstne6et / aennare, q. 8af, ..........
9ifintrttnnr
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29
YOUNG MEN OF 1871 MAY
ENTER TRAINING CORPS

! In view of the (expected) passage
of the new draft law applying to mer
between the ages of 18 and 81, the
announcement that men of these
ages may enlist in the students army
training corps in the University of
Oklahoma and the A. e. M. college at
Saltwater in lieu of military service
under the draft is expected to cause
large increase in the university and
college enrolment this fall.
War department regulations estab-
fishing the corps specially state that
draft boards will not call young men
into active services so long as they
remain in the training corps. In ad-
dition to this privilege, they are given
opportunity to prepare themselves
under trained instructors for posi-
tions as officers in the army in case
the war has not ended by the time
they finish their course.
The university and the A. and M.
college are the two institutions in
Oklahoma which have complied with
the requirements Of the war depart
ment and have been designated as
training corps institutions, with mill
tary training under the direct super
vision of United States army Of
ficer.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29
THEN FIGHT"
CO-TO-COLLECE SLOGAN

prepare, then fight" is the slogan
adopted as part of the "go-to-col
lcge campaign being conducted il
Oklahoma under the direction of the
state committee of the American
council Of education of which DR.
Stratton ID. Brooks, president of the
University of Oklahoma, is chairman
The purpose of the slogan is to i'm.
press on young men of the ages of Is
TO 81 that, in view of their almost
certain call into military service, ev-
cry educational opportunity that they
may have should be taken Advantage
Of. By the provisions of the student
army training corps, established this
summer in the University of Okla.
homa and the A. and M. college at
Saltwater, young men may enter col
lege, take military training there and
prepare themselves for possible plac-
es as commissioned and non-commis-
stoned officers later in the army
Young men of eighteen, according
to the plans of Secretary Baker, are
to be put into a deferred class until
they are nineteen. This year of grade,
it is pointed out by the leaders in the
"go-to- college" campaign, is the best
possible time to start the education
that will qualify them for the army.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29

am sure tired Of lying in bed. I
will be very glad when get out. II
gets on my nerves to stay penned up.
lost the bag I had all my person
al effects in when l came here and
hate 1t for had some dandy German
souvenirs and all my toilet articles
and fountain pen in it. Iron crosses
are one Of the main things the Ameri-
cans try to get off the Germs, but
they don't turn down anything. The
French say they fight for their coun-
try and the Americans fight for SOU
venirs. The French are sure some
fighters and their artillery is great.
The stories you hear Of German
atrocities are every one true. / know
of cases myself where they put bombs
in the pockets of dead Americans and
when they are moved the bombs go
off and you can imagine the results.
have seen fine upholstered furniture
and pictures that they had deliberate
ly mutilated. And they often leave
dirty traps behind when they retreat.
But one thing sure they are not going
to do anything but retreat from now
on. The prisoners we get say they
know Germany can't win, but still she
fights on and when the end will come
/ don't think any man in the army
could say with any degree of certain
ty. As ever,
FRANK
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29

We recommend the extension oi
the franchise to the women Of ths
country by the States upon the same
terms as to men.
Adopted at the Democratic Con.
vention, st. Louis, July 1916.
Progressive Suffrage Plank
We believe that the women of the
country. who share with the men the
burdens of government in time of
peace and make equal sacrifice in
time of war, should be given the full
political right of suffrage, both by
Federal and State action.
Adopted at the Progressive Con-
vention. Chicago, June, 1916.
Prohibition Suffrage Plank
The right of the citizens Of the
United States to vote should not be
denied or abridged by the United
States or by and state on account of
sex. We declare in favor of the en-
franchisement of women by amend
ment to State and Federal constitu-
tions. We condemn the Democratic
and Republican Parties for their
failure to submit an equal suffrage
amendment to the National consti-
tuition. We remind the four million
women voters that our party was the
first to declare for their political
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29
WALTER SMELL IN HOSPITAL
Was Cassed. Appreciates The Red
i, Gross
Franco Julv %

was AAsseo. --ApproclAtes ne ked
.N Gross
Il France, July %.
|sDear Folks:
Will write you a few lines today
l received your letters, also one from
Jim Nicholson and Prudie Stafford
but am not able to answer them al
present, also Aunt Doves letter.
was gassed and am weak and my
lungs and stomach are awful sore
but think l will pull through. Am
getting better and will write once a
week. How are all the crops and how
are all the horses and stock making
it? Is anyone farming my place this
year? If not you rent it for wheat
If you can rent it to anyone. II any.
one is farming it in a spring CROP
why don't put out any wheat on il
as l don't want the land worked too
much. Are you selling much cream
and eggs? How did Dads wheat
turn out this year? Jim Nicholson
said it was good. Tell Prudie Stat
ford l will answer her letter as soon
as l am able.
You all work for the Red Cross all
SuS SiiuS' AVu Cdu iHdSiHS uOW
good they are to US boys. Tell Aunt
Dove and all the rest to keep up the
work, as they are the ones that will
win the war. If it wasn't for the
Red Cross people us boys would be
down and out, and you Red Cross at
home and the ones over here will sure
get a good boost from me all the
time. You can read this At the meet
ings SO the men and women will know
we are all indebted to them and the
credit is due them for keeping us
going, and we certainly appreciate
it.
My arm is about played out so will
quit for now. With love to sister
and you all,
From your son,
WALTER L. SMELL,
Base Hosp. No. 49,, A. E. F. France.
p. s. How is Grandma this sum-
mer? Don't worry about me, as l
have as good care and attention as
IL you were here. w. l.. S.
France, July 25.
Dear Mother and All:
This leaves me a little stronger
than l was, and hope you are all well.
Don't worry about me as the Red
Cross are taking all the care in the
world of us boys. Also l want you
and the society to work for the to-
bacco fund, as we all are issued
tobacco by them. am writing this
so you and all the neighbors will
know how much we appreciate it, al
though we can't write personal let
ter to each one. You may read this
letter to them and tell them we thank
each one just the same.
France, July 80.
Dear Folks:
Will write you a few lines today.
This leaves me some better and hope
it finds you all well. You can ad-
dress my letters as private again as
l haven't much voice left and l had
to resign as Corporal. I couldn't
give the commads loud enough so
my squad could hear me. guess
you see. by now us Americans are
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29
PUBLIC SALE


Having rented my farm, will sell
there: 8 miles south and 8 east of
Lakemp; 3 miles south and west
of Sophia, on
Tuesday, September 3rd
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the
following property:
Mules
Mare mule, VT. 100, age II.
Horse mule, W.T. 100, age IL.
Horses
Sorrel Mare, VT. 1900, age 6.
Bay Mare, VT. 100, age 4.
Bay Horse, W.T. 1000, age 4.
Bay Mare, VT. 900, age 2.
Sucklin Colt, months old.
IL Head Of Hogs.
Chickens. TURKEYS.
Machinery
3h Webber Wagon.
Iron low-wheel Wagon.
John Deere Lister.
Rock Island two-row.
3-Section Harrow.
14-inch Walking Stirring Plow.
6-Shovel Cultivator.
2 Riding Attachments.
Knife Sled.
Set Of Good Leather Harness.
Set of Work Harness.
80 Acres Maize and Feterita Row
Crop, fairly good.
Household Goods
Kitchen Cabinet.
Cupboard
Dresser.
Heating Stove.
3 Iron Bedsteads.
2 Coil Bed Springs.
Washing Machine. b;
Wringer.
Wash Board.
Tub.
Extension Table.
Glass Top Rayo Incubator, both good
as new.
Other articles too numerous to men,
ton.
Free Lunch at Noon.
TERMS: All sums under $1,000
cash. On sums over $1,000, 12
months time will be given, purchaser
giving note bearing 10 per cent in
terest from date and secured with ap-
proved security. 10 per cent dis
count for cash. No property to be
removed till settled for.
JACOB HOOGENDOORN,
Owner.
j. w. Steffen, Auctioneer.
l. N. Edwards, Clerk. 8-29 1t
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29

cleaning up on the Boche. Don't
think it will be long until we are
finished. Write soon and let me
know how the crops are and how
everyone is. As ever with love.
from your son,
PRIVATE WALTER L. SMELL.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29
LETTER FROM GROVE YATES

M;Ilar w;fa 80 po,tr,astor M;I,ox
Tho vonno r,ar ;s snn 90 NJ, anJ
Mrs Yates 90 Ivonhoa Nh
have three sons in tho service one
in France ono in tra;r;rr ~ C.n,n
Crooniaef Caora,;o ama 80 .hp
sh;n vards % Co. Erano;soo Th;s
voung man lived hero With tho Mil
ier,s and at+ordad sohooi
Somawhere in France Ju,v 1919
Dear Cousip Pearl.
After many weeks 7 will dron vou
n few lines to let Won know the subs
didn't get mo
This Ieaves me- we'll and hone u
finds tho Doctor and voursaIf the
same.
You will have IN excuse this writ.
ING as INV knee is INV writing table
So many things have bannened in
NV life in the last few weeks that I
don't remember when 7 Last wrote
Won. hut don't think I have written
since arriving on This side
We had a great time coming across
the Atlantic Some of the hovs wsre
sea-sick most of the wav across INT
most of them were not s;ck at nj,
missed three meals hut didn't feed
the fish We didn't have anv very
stormy weather so that made Il hot,
ter for us as the rocking of tho boat
is what causes nerson to he sea.
sick
guess I am allowed to saw we
landed in England and came across
England and over the channel
to France. The crops looked fine in
England and the country looked pret
ty nice, but the cities not so nice, as
they have been built so long they look
old. They don't believe in paint like
Americans do, but when building is
once erected here or in England,
guess it stands for all time. All
buildings with few exceptions are
built of stone or brick with tile roofs
All horses are driven tandem fash.
ion. II is a common occurrence to
see three horses or an OK in between.
two horses pulling a load. The era
die for reaping grain is still used
here, although l have seen some g.
horse binders. The small grain is
ripe here and the harvest has begun.
The country here is rolling and hilly
with small streams in the little val
leys.
The weather has been cool with
light showers and very much differ
ent from what l expected at this time
of year, but / expect to see warmer
weather soon. At present it is cloudy
Wbep tho atmosnbere ia r;gbt we
can hear the heavy artillery at work
on fhe western front
On our wav through France we
were nassed Nv an american Red
Cross train WITH wounded Yankees on
hoard The American Red Cross
hospital trains are the finest in
France and are modern and unto
date in every respect. The wounded
we're in fine spirits and said thew had
the Germans On the rnn All of them
that I saw were able To smile. The
American Red Cross train was a sur
nrise after seeing and riding in the
little French trains
From ali reports here. the Boches
are getting the worst of the scrap
and are on the run. General Persh-
ING has lust said. il would (censor).
/ know the bows in the outfit are
willing to take their chance with the
rest Of the American soldiers at the
front The wounded coming hack
from the frant seem to have had
good medical attention, which means
n great deal
The people here wear wooden
shoes for work outdoors and one can
hear them before they come in sight.
=, -, -. r.. A. =. :.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29

Claude Mansfield and family are
here this week on a visit to his faith
err, T.. II. Mansfield.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-08-29
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