Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-02

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LlEJl. MICHAtI X. LEONARD
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| namn the pots and pans and beat it to-
| wards tn, fighting Found Il gun ON the
way and had a fine time until q gas
shell burst near me ana | got an coy
cred with this mustard gas Luckily /
had my mask on. $50 ! did not get any
into my lungs hut was burned AN
over INV body. The hoche d. "a dirty
e..b,.r AND dos an ,b, su,al.y tricks
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t,o,h Infantry lie
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rnrirCpt \ g. p. after having failed
,o Ia,,d I'm fbc army o.. marine corps bee
cause of poor ,,osignt lie is a gradu-
ate OF the John Wanamakcr Commercial
Institute and was % clerk I'm a garage
when he fcIr the call 90 serve Ibis couu-
try.
Writing IN his parents. Mr. and Mrs
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he told I'm amusing fashion Of how his
company had come unon n grand piano
i'm a duEout during q hot pursuit of some
Germans.
The chase stopped right there he
said, and doughhoy who could beat
the box played everything ne knew. w"
Hil chokcd q bit when he began Home.
sweet rome.
PRIVATE SANIEL EOORDNtN.
wounded, Is on his way home i'm am
army transport, according TO word re-
ceiyed by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B0ordman. 2'uo south Seventh
street IheF nave not heard from tn"
young man personally, hNi the lni"rml-
ton came through i"' I'ga cross. Bcord-
man enlisted in IN" old Ihlrd regiment.
Nauoh" Guard or F,nh"\'N3hi2 IN the
spring 'l I'I'' served through ih" McNl-
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MECHNNit LESTER :. MATTHIAS.
N"uh"'u. 'hIiS,'u IN lh' summer OF
.tS' year lh the Old skin regiment,
Na'lphaI Fndrd oI pennsylvania, ana
ia'tf was "9''Ehc" TO onlpahN y Wh'h
me 9lNln was F'prEanlHe" mo ln' nm
infantry IL. VIII never De III 10 hHht
9RAI"' Ih' o''t"rS 'o'" h''"' ne IN
= me" H'S Holn,r ',i I t''r"' I't'eI'
Nh' .''% al - No''" 'Nt"'H -S'N 'H'"
street. ouHs Ma'ni"S IS hlh'trvn years
ol" ana is a Inatnli,lSt pS tra",. re
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PRIVATE CHARLES II. CARPEN-
TER. missing. formerly lived at 5S29
Lansduwuc avenue. but since he en-
tered the army his family has moved 10
New York.
PRIVATE EDWARD y. HERMAN.
wounded les the son of Max Herman.
JgIg Thnmuson street. He enlisted
shortly after the outbreak of the war
I'm the Sixth Regiment. National Guard
Of PENNSYLVANIA. and was eventually
assigned 10 COMPANY L. 11lth Infantry.
\ vouurpr brother. paul Herman. is
also I'm France Private H,rmau's in
i,ry was un1ftrially reported last week.
but his ra,nn anu.ar,d ON the official
list for the first tir1. today.
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GUd'riS bIEI"' OF lh' f'i'' -''"," ~
tanlry, and was struck in the o''N win
shrapn'l while trying 10 pui "'uhued
horse out of its misery. lie mas h''h
operated On at base hospital ana Is
getting along nicely, he wrote TO ms
parents Mt and Mrs William H. Quig-
ley, @Oil West Gordon street BY
oIIecr coincidence" he added. THE first
rim, my wound had To be dressed after
tho oraratIon who SHOULD come 10 at
tord t, NM. I'm. orir fri.nd D,r,or RUS
sell roy, , r,ntain i'm tbc medical corps.
was delighted TO see him"