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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
A Break in Water Pipes.

A broken water main near the
home of G. B. Price, caused the en-
tire water supply Of the city to be
shut on Monday morning and 1t was
nearly evening before the break
Ncould be repaired and the water
turned on. Many users OF city
turned on. Many users OF city
sary valves which will be installed
at once, 50 that hereafter when .
break occurs 1t will not be neces-
[sary to turn al the water in the
city on. but only in the section
where 4 break occurs. This fs some
thing which should have ben done
long ago. hut better late thaA i1evsrs
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
Parent Teachers Meeting. Indoor
:. Picnic,

Parents and friends of the school
are asked to bring their evening
lunch to the school building at six
O'Clock on Friday evening. This
win be q basket picnic. Coffee will
he served by the teachers. After
supper there will be a patriotic pro-
xram and community song service
IN the high school room. A. silver
. collection will be taken to help fur
nish funds for the recently organ
ixed school Red Cross Auxiliary.
Make q special effort to- come and
have . Vsod time and also aid .
worthy cause. -.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
Notice of Appointment of Adlni1
traitor.

In the District Court of the State
of Iowa, in and for Decatur Copntl-
In Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of
William Guy Flora, deceased. !,
Notice is hereby given that t.
undersigned has been appointed an1
has qualified as administrator of tn
estate of William Guy Flora late
Decatur County, Iowa, deceased
to said deceased or his estate VIM
make payment to the undersigne4S
and those having claims against oo6d
deceased or his estate will preeoQk
them in manner and form as by l1n'
required, for allowance and AnUe
Dated this 5th day of February.
q - J. N. Cate.
26-3t -Administrator Of said estaao.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07

Wheeler Boyer, Co. n. 159th Inf.
A soldier boy from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled.
place is vacant in our home!
Which can never be filled.
God in his wisdom has called
The boon his love had given
And though the body molders here
The soul is safe in heaven.
We present herewith the picture
of Wheeler Boyer, the first Decatur
county soldier to give his life in the
at Camp kearney, California, Jan.
5th, and while he was not killed in
battle. -he is just as much hero as
any of our brave boys who fall be-
fore the enemy's guns, for he was
ready to do his duty wherever he
was called.
The. following letter has been re-
lain, which speaks in words of
praise of the dead soldier:
Camp kearney, California,
January 18, 1918.
Mrs. Nancy Boyer,
Lamont, Iowa.
Year Mrs. Boyer:
am enclosing letter which you
sent to your son Wheeler, private in
Co. M. 159th Infantry.
N me captain OF Company NJ. WISH
es me to express to you and the
other members of the family the
deep sympathy of the officers and
enlisted men, of the company. in the
great loss you have suffered in the
death of your son.
He was an excellent soldier. faith
full in the performance of every duty
His captain states that but for his
illness he would have he'd very rapid
promotion.
We recognize that he has given
his life for his country Just as real
ly as though he had died upon the
battle field in Europe where he had
hoped to go with his regiment.
AS chaplain, l desire to express
to you my personal sympathy and to
commend you to the one who has
promised to bear all our burdens and
carry all our sorrows.
Respectfully yours,
Arthur Hicks,
Chaplain l59th Inf.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
Notice.

/ have purchased the interest of
John A; Fulton in the firm Of Gill
grocery business at the same loca-
tion. The dissolution of the old
firm makes it absolutely necessary
that all accounts due Gillham & Fuf-
ton be settled UP at once. The
books of the old firm can be found
at my store, and prompt settlement
is desired from all persons.
Lew Gillian.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07

The following are the-twelve men
called for examination who will not
know until after their examination
they will be called OF not.
Ralph Oliver Baker.
Elmer HOwes.
Herbert Lester Hubbard.
Ernest Elmore Manchester.
Eliza Carl Rev.
William Lindsey Hubbard.
Arnold Harold Sutton.
Timothy Lee O'BOyle.
John William Duncan.
Garvin Armadas manchester
Charles Wesley Roger.
Floyd James Webb.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
Seed Corn.

Pure North Missouri, Reid's Yell
low Dent, our own raising. Tested,
$500 per bushel in the ear. Care
fully selected hand picked, $5.0o
per bushel. Sample show ear by
parcel post, SO cents, cost of which
ell or more. Order early
w. L. Bowman Realty Co.,
First National Bank Bldg,
23-4t King City, Mo.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
Notice to Road Workers.

Sealed bids will be received TN till
noon Feb. 18th, for the road work
in Woodland township, All bids
should designate whether bid is for
one-half or all of township. Board
reserves right to reject any or all
bids. Pearl Coontz,
26-2t ,- Township Clerk
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
Neutrality-suspicious..

Mr.. Charles Gilbert Hendrickson
of Grand River, and Miss Anna Nay
Jones, of Van Vert, were quietly
married in this city last Wednesday
afternoon by Justice John Wo99
home on a farm near Grand River
and many friends extend congratula-
tions.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
For County Auditor.

will be candidate for the DEM
ocratic nomination for county audi
tor, subject to the will of the yot-
ers at the June primary.
Ern Meter,
Garden Grove Township.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
DRAFT CALL FEB. q.
iOI Decatur County Boys are Called
to Complete the Balance of 55
Per Cent of First Draft.


Per Cent of First Draft.
At last the long expected call fo
the balance of the first draft quot
has come, the date being for Feb
23rd, and Decatur county must sem
101 more men to fill out their 81
per cent of tire first quota and max
up the number which have been dis
charged from service. All of th'
men called were placed in class one
and many Of them made no claim
pealed we're denied their claim
There are twelve men who have
been notified to appear for medica
examination before Feb. 23rd, .ant
)f course they cannot be classified
Until after their examination, but i
any Of them are placed in class Ont
hey will go on Feb. 23rd, and 8
number of men vii
)e dropped from the list now call
I'd, commencing with the last mer
IN the list.
The following are the names OF
he 1Q1 men called:
George Riley Dillon Barrett.
Clarence Earl Gibson.
Charles Edgar Allard.
Charles Elbert Worden.
Samuel Clyde Johnson.
Carl Dean Southern.
Donald Crees.
Oryille Willard Bennett.
William Jefferson Fulton.
Samuel James Poland.
Levi Daniel Hill.
Lewis Mark Bremen.
Oscar Lee Bennett.
James T. Toney.
Charles r Johnson
Hallard Adley McBroom.
Ira Monroe Foster.
Eslie Morise Evans.
Willis Nelson Donaldson.
Artie Oral Hawk.
Clarence Roberts.
Howard H. Coffin.
Fred Nelson Goode.
Claude Adaih
Jess Lee Mcdowell.
William James Ripley.
James Levi Dillon
Benjamin F. Sutherin.
Bert Ray McKern..
Golden Ray Johnston.
George Petrie.
Victor Allen Ogilvie.
John Elmer Anderson.
Howard Maxwell Silvers.
Frank Young.
Arthur Davis,
Bert Guy Young.
Perry Latta.
Harry Soper Burgess.
Joseph Elvin Garland.
Lester Leroy Smith.
Joseph William Edgar Clinton.
Jacob Arthur Lentz. :.
David Afford Truman.
John Perry Wilson.
Ben Phipps.,
Raymond Henry Lamis.
Charles Fay Bates.
j Albert lawson Stanford.
Albert Hughes.
Edward Andrew Elefson.
James. Alvin Ballantyne.
Walter Dobson.
John H. Holiday.
Alfred r. VanAuken.
Alva Edmund Bridger.
Henry A. Butler.
Ernest We're Cartwright.
Lewis Jones.
Harry Edgar Sell.
Ward Gleford McWhinney.
Earl Madison Hatcher.
Samuel Waldo Vandal.
Arthur j. Wilson.
James i. Webb.
Clyde Leonard.
Francis Marion Turpin.
Willie Zornes.
William Benjamin Spence.
Clifford Randolph Petty.
Jesse Lawrence Calhoun.
Carl Clawson.
Harold Spencer Elliott.
Prescott P. Richards.
Walter Harvey King:
Willard Woodstock. Held.
Walter Herman Adair.
Walter Allen Moon.
Claude Vernon Snider.
Ben Swegle.
Ellis Hance Bremen.
Floyd Everett Newhn.
James Orville Cantrill.
Oren Barton Adair.
Emory Neal McCleary.
Forest G. Davenport.
Lawrence Minks.
True Walter Myers.
Clifford Ray Dorsey.
Floyd Poush.
Guy Melvin Evans.
.Roilie F. Dale.
Clyde Hopkins.
Elmer Warren Hill.
Lewis Albert Huston
Ernest Lee Mcdaniel.
Lloyd Bryan Bright.
Leonard Sanders.
William Raymond Bunch.
Lacey Lafayette Barnett.
Alvin Otis Newton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23

husband TsASPGANIE 81 dsSoa. Ts.s T. ps.
& ST. NieSop. iss $ }i'h GSarcs. E. b. Ss'fSE HsS
TaR TRrAtY FRiSSs sgafsny sn.SsDS ASs a. d at EsS
Ss q lndfpsnaent Alliance ~ Of TISSny
p 9vi'TS iSfSthSriinSaM a Thomss Wi,"p' ssci
L. rsSs Church 3 TiSnS S m soeR9 Tn FA s
cs kSs 81 Sga9snS isis SSoHS NJ o' wARFHS ARsis;
rsEsE #s!S fsTs: HEi5AHsTH ana 1.Ss. ~,'
tss Rtssret to s tunoE2 ESs.na h;Oipa @ ss fa
Of Consolation a. m. Int Holy sepulchre
George N. Watson cof Of 500 = 4t6 st.. we Cam. ~
den. n. -. Relatives and friends invited
SwS S 1S"'rS rSsdsnce Rsh%rd Rnnda Il
Woodland ave. west Haddonheid, T. J.
Int. private Berlin. N. j. Friends may cali
,,,WHITE AImonesson; y. J.. Aug, p,
WEAN ii nId ao2n G
can Union, New Enterprlsc Council no. iN7
invited to funeral sat so,li a. m; AIm2nes
Sircenmount Gre; @ Gem; Phiindelphia Remains Mains
may be viewed Fri; j,s| 70 o p, M: also at
j AtIaptH WfcEMRsNN ElsY
Relatives and friends invited to funeral. Sat
q a. M. 33S S. 18th st. Solemn requiem
mass st. Johns Church. 18th st above
Chestnut. 10 n. m. Int. private. Remains
may be Viewed Fri. eve.
WODACK-Aug. 81. CHARLES. son of
Dcna and late Abraham Wodack Relatives
and friends invited TO funeral. Mon. 7:3O
M, 223l Blair st. Mass at Church Of
the Holy Name . a: m. Int. private.
WOODS.-Aug. 81. JOSEPH p. son Of
Joseph and Margaret Woods tnce Donaghyp.
aged | yr. II days. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral, sat, n. m. parpnts
residence. 500 E. willard at. Int. Holy
Scpulchre Gem. Auto funeral.
WORREIL.-At Nincentown n r. Aug
90 ADA NJ. wife of Charles s Worreii
aged 80. Relatives and friends invited to
funeral. Sat, 80 r. m. Nincentown, y. J.
Train leaves Market st. ferry. Phila. 1850
n m, for Vincpntown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23

= BASsET. Aug. %. MARY A., wife of
cnds fna nTe Ann' fo san and
sSS FrS5RfCfd "a High mass S. 10
drai Gem. "U'e''' ~ e'o'N' in'' NE" |a'he'
:, RENNETT. = Suddenly. Aug, 81. BER.
MNARD MED ,RIETNETr. Jr.. son Of Bernard and
RsE e. dnd 4n ffonGs S 2ssS Name sss6 sdclt; IT,
Of st. Peters Church invited to funeral,
@ be"fs"k:p5' 5''ESSnSG Of sSs%n Ss5sn's RS#
"ns m ST int PStT ChTGh nm MsTGhanHS
vig%'%a 5gi1;: oSc SSe.a'y ~ o'"' ns"'a'''S may D,
hiEtER.m>ug. ~ ANNE NJ, widow OF
sSrS sSsIr Nom ISmo $40 a. 2dSs y IN st
fun$reI f q: m INT We" ca'"e0F'' Gem Auto Auto
is, WNRREN BhRToN. son HI"ef Of Barton Bart IF F
and Mary BiafH Il9ce Mannins,. aged ,25.
ties Of nar # b"GS
obS E0NpIAns I 1aus q, AVIS A. ,ywid99w o.
yltsd to funeral services. Sat. D. M, H.
%o53 SS22 n. l1th st, Int, private at Northwoot
eRRRAD1EY,-Aur e1. JAMES T. Jr son
q. Mary T: and late James J: BRADLEY and
3"i9i Sia'Y?sS "Pa fris"Ss RX'eq rest i
chre Gem. Auto funeral.
ARQUGHTON.-Rob husband of Clara
BrOughtOn and son Of Robert and Caroline
Broughton. Relatives and friends. Maua
lung Tribe. No. IFS; Imp. o. X. M. Wash
iu16ton Camp No; III. Fl q :: 9f A. Camr
Is' - @. A; Manayunk Gonncil No 1oS
~ OF i A IalaIulu Council. NO: 40, -. OF
T., and Phila. Boosters Association OF the
h,O. Si A.; me ,Gmnloyes OF SchonSIu Ma
wmine ,,i Snon ana aiiI other orders OF when he
vas a member. invited TO 5ttenn dnneta' st
SStnt,, n. NJ. residence. 10 ~ 1upqn., NJ;
manaEuInki Ma IN Int LeYsrlngton Gem ffiehds
'i',EE ~ ~ FL. aiaGr nn y. m, ,,,ao,v ~
FerdInand SnEn y" Wed flA s. lives s" ant
rasIdnnca 4" ,rs Rebecca p
rricnd 'S23 M Ean@FrWnS a r ave- Int private
cf;!IFT|At ocean city, }, ,c,g on Aug
a.; MARf "; wife OF John b. Shtt An, An,
Ggryr ranry I te Joseph M ahq iryta5 :,
;a"r,yi26; on SAT. p; m: at Oliver II
GOC'KER ESmd5enfiy' f'nu. Hus St 81 nv 'WKLTEf
H. H.. son % Of william G. and Estelle NJ CRS Cocks,
invited to funeral sun p: MI resIdesInS' dsIoS
o. unEIe' charles Hahgii Mechanics Mech valley
% ',i IN i'aug -, ShAHSaL,bS' 1tni nusDnh'
" Lp1ISe 1opihi. ased L3. III ,. h'llss1i nf ~
- HS,aiites Gnd trienps mtIoeas 5a oi R.r
tsnd5ers 9yitsd to funeral Tues; parSlafnrs Sfn o Q
~. -. -; natui S,os' -. w =. ,on o' % %
piaI5, harcr oi S' ria na'E oss Fer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23
FUTURE OFFICERS FROM RANKS
War Department Abandons Sc
niority Rule fin Army Promotions

washington. Aug. 23.-Definite ahan-
dpnment of the rule of seniority in favor
OF the policy of Selection in the appoint
metn and commissioning of the officers
OF the army was announced in general
order Issued last night by the War De-
partment. The order also announces
that future officer material will come
from the ranksr enlisted men showing
exceptional ability being sent to training
schools maintasned for that purpose. at
which commissions for the grade of sec
ohd lieutenaylstwiil lls be issued to success
lGallantrS Fin action and demonstrated
Illness, the order says, may earn COM
missions fbr enlisted men in exceptional
ckses sNataheies in all grades from
f1fst lieutenant TO colonel will be filled
Wherever possible by the appointment of
otficera sff'orn the next lower grade.
3'Recomtnendatfon for promotion are to
be made bya personnel board for each
regiment or larger unit to be appointed
bV the commanding officer of the unit,
the board serving for not longer than
three months .j.'...-.. ...t'....
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23
To Enlarge Boiling Field

washington, Aug. 23.--Bolling avia-
tion field, on the eastern branch of the
Potomac River, is to be enlarged as a
base for aero patrol and protection of
Washington and to serve at the same
time as an officers training post. APP
proval of an expenditure of s1O3, 900 at
the field was announced today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23
LOST AND FOUND

DIAMOND BRACELET containing Is dia-
monds. platinum mounting stamped "A
1874 J. e. C. & Co. Reward Return TO
j. L. Caldwell Co.. Juniper and Chest
nut SITS.
PURSE containing SO. near 34th and Ian.
castor ave. Notify 4 325. Ledger Onice.
WATCH-Lost lady's gold hunting ga ga
watch with fob attached. from 5ist and
Chester to 5Oth and Chestnut on 52d ST
ear. reward. i00S Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
tOther Classified Ads on Page 81

YOU CAN HELP WIN THE WAR
wELLEDUcATED. AMBITIOUS WOMEN
FILE CLERKS
sTENoGRAHPERs AND TYPIsTs
ARE WANTED IMMEDIATELY
AT HOG ISLAND
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE WORKING
CONDITIONS
EXCEPTIONAL WAGE SCALE
EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION FROM
ALL PARTS OF PHILADELPHIA
SPECIAL TRAINS MORNINGS AND
EVENINGS
APPLY PERSONALLY
woMEN's EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOO ISLAND. PA.
ASK FOR MRS. NoRRELL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23
SOLICITORS
sTENOGRAPHER

ryp,sr AND ENTERTAINMENT CLERK
TO act as secretary to supt. large local con-
cern. centrally located and handy TO trans
portation; new office and working conditions
must be over 81, single. good personality
position permanent and offers an excellent
opportunity TO one who Is ambitious, having
tact and initiative; shorth snd not essential
opportunity to learn dictaphone: duties to
consist Of looking after time clock. office
corre spondence. to Interview applicants for
positions. both male and female: application
should contain age, salary desired and ref
erence, and would prefer small photo: all
applications will be strictly confidential; II
the foregoins Is not complied with no stten-
all communications to s0e. Ledger Office,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23
PERSONALS

WANTED-A good modern dancer: Civ,
phone If possible. A 323. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-23

BILLING CLERK, experienced on Elliott
Fisher machine: short business hours:
ers, 1922 Chestnut st.
BILLING, CLERK. Elliott Fisher or Under.
wood for isrgs ,tb bmfS essential business
salary RED: ref e. .2i1. Ledssr Central. t ana
| BOOKKEEPER AND TYPEWRITER, capa
BILE Of taking es,h charge Of books and corre-
cern. Apply by letter only to Dickey
McMaster, I'd and Huntingdon SITS.
Bo!oKKEEPER for contractors office.
l5l. Ledger Central.
CHAMFERMAID. white. in family of three
adults, wages S. references required. F
l5I. LdEer Central:
CLERICAL GIRLS for factory office. steady
ro excellent Working
Orthodox and Tacony sts.. Frankford
CLERK ana typist. accurate at ngures, per
% D Co., Riehmond aS MOI dsGaonsiS e. snd
CLERK, wanted for auditing and detail
work in large office, must be accurate and
enee and salary desFed 'se os sdssr rsiss
| Office,
CLERK, assistant, accounting department:
in FshH;s s WORK Work pTeferred Mards Drssa
shop, l27 s 18th St. D''''
snsF ssa %sf K Rppy %bS
Co. 5000 KensinGton ave.
CLERK wanted for general office work;
woman or man; state experience. p $50
| Ledger Office.
| CLERKS-Young women with any clerical
experience whatever or having sufficient
| education to ft them for clerical work will
| find opportunities for pleasant and interest
ing employment. with chance for advance
msnt by soTmunIoatns gG, Nth the following
experience II any and salary expected.
CLERKs-Young women with adding ma
chine experience wanted to work between
ings and opportunities for advancement
State age. experience and salary expected, p
s2S. Ledger Office.
CLERKS wanted in mailing deertment of
itIatve and ability; state age and exp. p
OO7. Ledger Office.
COOK, white. in family of 8 adults; wages
$40; reference required. F lao. Ledger
COST CLERK-woman or man with expert
ence figuring factory costs; excellent op-
portunity; state experience. p s35, Ledger
Office.
philadelphia to operators on P; T. style
and serge; electric power machines; good
pay TO those who make good. John b. simp-
son. ola Walnut st =
GIRI, wanted, l6 years or over for general
office work and to attend telephone switch
board: give salary desired. 0l0 Ledger
GIRL. wanted for general office work. must
be experienced and rapid at figuring, Ap-
ply William Foster l20S N. 3lst St
GIRL wanted to D, assist y with r. houseyork;
4asi slseP J. NOME S0 none i'0sa
GIRLS. II years. to do light work in large
office; good hours. with advancement de-
pendent on ability. oil. Ledger ofhcs.
~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-30
Mbresier 8rebe til sploaterne
fprreft.

Scr bor fra mango Gi6er beret
flaget ober @o1t6e1grgellen til Col
oaterne / Sranfrig. Set paaltaaes,
at life blot o1tfo1n1ner 8repene me-
get foritnfet, men i iffe ioa faa Et1-
f9lbe gaar 6e belt tnbt.
S SEN Mnleoni1g oplDler 8olf6e-
porte1nentet, at Sfpl6en iom ofteit
ligger bos @ffen6eren, Ser iffe igr-
ger for FORFEIT eller ti1itrefffelig
Moresie. 8oitlager ntaa aoresieres
til set &on1pagni eller &egi1netrt el=
Ter an6en rtRrn1ere attgipen Mfoe-
ling, Dbor So16aten ligger - ellerS
bliber Sc etten forltnfe6e eller fa1t
ilet life nfleberes.. Mflenberne b6r
gipe Ben rigtige og fonrplette M6reS-
le iarnt tilfpie beres egen M6reSie,
laa 8rebene fan ie116es tilbage til
benz Silfaloe al, at Be lite naar
M6resiaten.
Set i1t6ifiarpes, at set ierlig er
np6ben6tg at fglge 6is1e &egler mi,
90 iao mango 11pe @snnb fon1n1er i
Sienelten, og oe ganle 9lf6elinger
oberfgres til forifidlige 2eire.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-30
9eiertion - a Ia glmericaine!

Ser er en- ny Sorbrb6elie i ben
amertfanife Seer. Sen be6ber vDe-
1ertion til 6ronten". 0g Sen faI
bere forurolige6e bpppig.
General &eribing nro6tog fornp-
Zig iaa mango &apporter ON Deier-
TONER, ierlig SSngeti6rforp1et, at
Ean gab gfterretnings6 6eportementet
Orore til at nn6erfege @r1t11oen.
Set bare6e bel1er life Ipnge, fer
9eportelnertets 0fficerer opougeoe
baaoe @runben og Deiertererne.
u0eiert6rerne" fan6t man i oe for~
relte 2gbegrabe. 9e Duboe fnitet
Saffen -og Spa6en og grebet til gPif.
len / 5te6et for. De erfpre6e. ot
De bor leoe og fieoe al at gau og
grabe og lagge SSernbaneifinner ne6,
me6ens 6eres &an1erater bab6e sci
forneleligt me6 at Haas. &.
@n Del &rigsreHer bar aIlere6e
blebet neoiatte for-at ftraffe Defer-
t6rerne, men effer oenne 6orfIaring
b1ep oe otter opbebe6e. S 6fe6et
for in6fertes Ser nogIe nDe n1iIitare
Hegler. Gn af Dem gonr 16 paa, al
Der me6 bisie MeIle1nr1tnt tiI5toncs
ss11gentprtropperne en- 0r1ob, unoer
bbtlfen 6e bar Si1lnoelie til al boloe
Terie De forreite 2pbegrobe og fore
toge @maauoflugter ussSrtgenmanbg
2n116".
0g set er alt bbo0 vDeierterer.
ne .for1anger De BIZ I'm 5abe
en- 2eilig5eb til at Haas fao erl Sc
tilfreoie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-30
Masiepagte 6i,llaun.
usSrernao" rripes fMaenoe::

IS nSrer1a0 1tr1oes fglgenDe::
/ 9en ipenife &unftner saul Sep.
gre1l Der ois1e Sage er pe11ot bieu
|efter 2 MaanebersO Opbolb Sinlano
bar til en- Weeoorbeioer beo uDogens
Np5eter" uotalt fig paa felgen6e
Wea6e ON Sorbolbene beroppe::
Set er gaaet mtg 1on1 iaa mango
|o11bre, Der bar let @lenbigbe6en
paa 1tart Solo, at ieg rejite aflteb
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