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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-29


The Rotary ciuh received the fol
lowinn letter from Captain .Dohn a.
Knr formerly d member Of m, club
When ho left Corpus chpisti, Ne was
captain 81 &c" company Of mo Third
Texas Infantry but 81 now Captain
~ y Company ~ the AN Ammu
milton Train, a " r.
''AS J am SiitinE in my office with
nuth,na 10 do fot a frW minutes will
luucflre On INV. machine Wen | am
nihlu hnarinn ~ the big sUns and
rc' SOUND biz
s'n commanding a detachment OF
tus companies ana We .us hliloted Ia
4fasf village no other soldiers here
you sse am tho big noise d.
nnI KNOW nhtie me rest ~ the fcei
men, gre Eui uriers To come her,
AHd iuf tts s-t pi the bunch Was
twelve Song dlts un iht water and
thcN vpre iork oOos fnunt W. land.
ga and Wrft ulrrcd in i fpH cam
fsr two we,'lis aua ihcn were ioadro
on trlin and started across Franco
3ur isuiu Nas illile diulc, Affaii
thai hAd compartments thai Wnuln
hold ciEht men We had snn1i ih4c.
hundred and fifts nilra ie go nna vs.,
were cmmped % iu slfr.o cars foi
xix DAVIS ana nighif nu plsct 80 steer
ana little to eat but then we are her,
10 put THESE Germans uut ~ bnsi
ness and everythine goes
" hmye Bob shaw. Nlch rolliprin.
and WIN iulcsltk. OF CORPUS Christi Il
my company and an Of them ar, fine
I have not lost a man SO far from
amy cause Whatever.
"General smith our new commander
was out To inspect us the other das
aud compiimented ua very highly ~,
is fine gentleman. hat hoys whcl
We gef through here and get hnci
home uil OF you should do evcrythim
yuu can Tor an enlisted man. fot tines
surely deserve II. they sleep Anywhere
and at anything. work hard and "
anywhere nt any lime wilhuut com
plnlnius They are real mon.
We'll France rs beautiful coun
try with its old chateaus. it's sreai
Vineyards. fine roads. quiet like th'
hooks you reld OF sunny FRANCE. eN
cept the people are very Sad anf
nothiur Int old men aud women, tn
Young women work III the muniiioi
plants. and The strange pnri Of thi
Is, ! have not seen o pretty girl yet.
"AIr President, please tell Colonc
ipin W SiitNion 10 fDhil ~ MIS- Niln
able paper II VIII be fine even II H.
ia old we do not set any news here
ne all. don't know what they are do
ing anywhere except ln your own ont
tit
n am some French ialitinT CAPTAIN
understand three or four words tina
/ cannot write tor ienr when get
hut win make YOU tain whcr J Ecr
home We want 70 he through viii
this jon bN tho first uf January ard
W, viii re If we can get 10 ihoa,
Huns
"rhc people think the Americans th'
greatest soldiers in the world an'
they should Ion we are paid in frame
and we get more money fur pr
vatc than French Captain makes
and il goes like water.
~ am not going go read This over
for " / do am satisfied ! viii not send
Il. but YOU cannot keep your mind OF
what YOU are doing, thai IS If YOU ar,
sitting sin, and IL ! should make @
period every time hear hig gun
would not have time tn write ~ b.
Lonesome here. so would IKE To- hea
from na munv as viii write"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-29
PRUNE PITS AND PEACH
STONES URGENTLY NEEDED

CHICAGO. Sept 2S The prune pit
and peach stone drive 'or greater
supplies of gas masks az requested
by General pershlng is making splen-
did Roadway In the Central West, ne
cordtns To officials OF the Red Cross
here. II Is declared that 100000 tons
of lrnii stones. nat shells and seeds
are needed each month To make char
coal Tor soldiers gas masks Only
about $4,000 tons were Obtained before
the drive opened
Along State street here are red
white and blue barrels into which are
being placed large quantities OF pits
and shells daily
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-29

AMUSll NurEucfltc NWrb IN "pru-
nelln'
QUEEN Fatty Arbuclslc and Ma
Ndrilt'
iuruon
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-29
STOVES

We haNe % large stock OF both Cooh
stoves and Heaters, with an expert
stove man To set them up u you want
nov stove ripe ring 1887 aud ask
Tor thc stove Man
ADV Rollins supply co
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-29

tsusl ser, ires in the churches Of
the NiiN
Liberty hond mass meetings this az
tsrnoon at 3 o'clock at First Mctho
dist Church parh Avenue Baptist
church ana High school Auditorium
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-29
HOUSE PAINT

Don't let winter come before YOU
DO that painting We have som,
Yellow and SKY Blue ~IlERWlN VII
LIAMS paint nj the old price
ADV. Rollins supply Co
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-29
JUST ARRIvEp;

Large shipment loaded shells The
best Dove load IN "a grains powder
with I lis on. number 1-2 chilled
shot. We have this load In stock
ADV. Rollins Supply Co.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-29
FORMER CAPTAIN c. c.
MUSKETEERS NOW IN
SERVICE IN FRANCE

carisln John 1. k.nu. Commanding
officer o. Al Ammunition Tram,
Says rha, tho War viii Be ovss
Just A. Soon AZ the Americans Can
Get Good Chance At the Auns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26
A LA FRANCE!
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE
,oorysrerr. ,o,u. nv On. rrAss CRANE,
Nous vous aimons. France

Nous vOus amonS. France!
Nous vous aimions quund. douce ct bonnie, cmprcintc dune
eternele ieunesse, VouS apprenez u monde a dahsel' a soupcr g u
Nos vons amons advantage maintcnant que vous etcs dcbout,
farouche. les ycux fambOyants, dams cnter du combat pour afftter
la vague deferlantc de lautocratc miserable.
Nous vous almons parcc que vous pretehdez. pour lc monde a Ia
SplcudcT de la vie. Nolrr esprit etnccil'' mas dc Votrce p'e hn"ac'
uee iallsScut dies cellars plus etneelalts ehcof
Nous vous aimons parcc que vous pcrNonnifez Ia supcrioritc do
rcsprit sur la matmrc.
Com vo,s aiunors uarcc me vous avcz appris a l1Iumauite a
rirc de- Ia gazette, avcc nm occur sans pcur ct sans rcproche, dc Z e rre
uui vous accompagnc au combat ct que vouS conserve lusgl u la mort
Nous vous aimous paiec que yotrc Historic est ccllc de las civhlsa-
ton: parcc que yotrc pays est tc bcrccau de Ia democratic modcrnei
parcc que vous ave. en- lc courage dc rcuycrSer vS roS ct dc deicuire
Idcc repunicainc an miicu Tune Europe aux tyrans maudits
Nous youS ainnnS pour Vos tres mutS, lhbertc. Egautc, frater-
mite: pour votrca aide gencrcuse dams nos heurcs de lutte. ct en-
souvenir dies MONS de- RochambcaG ct dc Lafayette qu hrtleront
cuternclcmcnt dams notrc souvenir; pour votrc Jeanne 1t Are ql
est dcvenuc pour toutc lhumauitr lc symbolic dc la patrcl
France vor etcs pour nous. Ia gorc ct la grace cterncllro'
France, lIonncur sans tachr, ncbrarIablc bravourc'
France, nous cnyo,ons nos h> mourn avec vouN 81 pour Nous,
aim, qu lis baptiSent votrc sol de icur sang ct que smi l"rilht l'tre
amour luSqu an jour du Judgement.
France! aimee ausi que la plus belle DIES iemmeS, nous y"uN en-
hrassouS; auSsi forte 81 aus>i dro.tc dr occur que lie plus valiant DIES
hommeS, nous ctrciguouS Notrc main.
Nous sommcs fcrS dcrr cote a cote ave- vouS cunirc h' bartarc.
Nous Sommcs hcurcuX. CONNIE ams, dc pcnScr que lr deNtln nous
a permits de- vouS cxprimcr uotrr devotion par qucI1ur chose dc plus
que par DIES paroles.
Pcrscycrez. o legions de- France nous accourous Notrc Icuncsse
avcnturcuNc bondit a yotre Sccour> No, yasScauN PENDENT les vagues
de lOccan; notrc or est verse sans lmltcS. Nos icmlneN NouS accla-
ncut Nos eghscs plent pour vouS. H..
Dcbout! Debout! vieuX camarade, uc rccuIc pas ne iaibhN pas.
nous nous hatons a les cotcs!
Camaradr. yraincnt om, nous sommcS ctmaradcs dams la Ldbrrtci
dams Ia lumicrc ct dams lllonncur.
Plus encore!
Car sur lc champ dc bataiDc sanglant nous a>Ni>ous q no, cpous-
allies sp,uurlcS. nous sommesu is pour lctermtc, dams la luc, dams
la pcnr. Iu~qu a cc quo la mort nous scpare.
Bon courage. q France amour lie iAmcriquc, Ql tc rairawhlra
CONNIE eau du ctl yrut etrc IN encouragement pour ts NoldaiN, ue
consolation pour lcrs fcmmcS ct me benediction sur lrurS eniautN.
NOTE: Proper accents are omitted in this article, but reader, OF
French viii have no difficulty i'm supplying them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26
PRIVATE DANNY
IN FRANCE
BY FRAZIER HUNT

crs t0o-many ct them hoys that are
hungry and tirod Of lighting To
nIrhi It thc End of the fourth day
Of the German attack, these prisoners
90 e. great bun pen far behind
lines. Many OF them are happy
90 Doc captured Thoy know o. th'y
whipped and that the war rs lost
l0r them
n has been "a terrible four Gays %
uIl az GLORY ana tho greatest thrills
Ii life 40 ha'' seen cur o.. Us killed
us ouy sides but W., have r%ctongod
every death. We h1N" irit our
trenches and counter cuat ""d We
lrro mot them half way and whipped
tHcm. Nothing 30 the world viii over
b, 500 wonderful - That
TouiRht the Germans have gone
back to thou ola uncs that they start
pI from hose louT days. uI 10 ~ fout
muutus OF tOur YEAR, ago
nc they'd only let nee hi en- nov
weld rom 'cm clean back To- ul'
rhIuc." SANDY Splitz sad a. htilc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26

II.. is on. thinr which the
Lf'. people Of the Green FOR
u I'd the Green AeddoWs, the
Green I.tsture. the Ola orchard. ~"
-uiliu. ...oI aud the Laughing Brook
I.trru. before human beings. aud
De- ..tt safety first b. tn" most
import. thing la a long aud happy
life. .erhaps you know most 81
.. people are constantly IN
DANG. so IL hus CouI" about that
one ,. ..r very first things taught
tbr.r ..asf il leo heed every warn
inr Those who do not seldom i've
Ions
Nh. Irrrv Muskrat had made
good H. rscipe from l.cddy FoN that
uonrH night among Farmer
Grown rirrots. he wisely decided
that OBJ thing 10 do was 20 stay lu
his yuu. ole sturchouse under ground
uut.l time as Ecddy Eos should
Lecu... ..rd Of Watching for him aud
r, s, You see ne kucw Erddt
VOL enough 10 know hat Ecddy
V,ur. yery likely TO find that en-
franc, mis- tunnel in th. drainage
ditch that IL he did find % ne
w,u.. s..tch ID the rest ~ the night
So lem. simply curlod up and slept
until Inning.
a. a lust about the same time
th,t ..my jay left the Green
Forrest Lat morning that Jerry awok'
and do "a In his own mind mat bN
am. n would probably nc per
f.,f|y . 20 n work EettinE
carrot his winter supply So Jcr-
~, r.I mis- head uut ot the littl'
Gn..v which opened right under
n,.t. green tops ut some Of th'
r.r.., I'D was clcNerly hidden hy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26
LAWS OF
BY Il, ADDINGTON BRUCE
Author Of The Riddle OF Personality Psychology and
Parenthood, - Etc.
(Copyigbt. 1915. by the Associated hevspapes)

sumo cuprolVc attitude when usiuE
the power ~ suggestion.
~ times. Of course. u Jos necessary
O. Elyr commands To- others But
Ideas given ts commands have ia
them rp suEgcstivc value. They dn
not s..uIr the Involuntary automatic
assent which is suEgesttuus prime
aim.
For TINS reason C suggested ide, Il
m, moor, likely 'b take root ANA lead
'u the desired effect Ina proportion As
~ b. given indirectly.
The salesman making use 81 sug-
lr-iIuu uoe4 not say you must huN
m, goods Instead, ho talks about
ih, goods iu e. q way as gradually
q, create iu The mind OF his piusp"c-
I've customer the idea that It Will De
greatly tu hls advantage to bus the
goods bon question.
similarly. the ,uggcstlon-us.uE par
cot instead OF d~oFmnticalls cNhurt-
ing hlH child 60 bee good, tells niue
stories which lead the child uucou-
.%rlously 60 e goodncss-dcsiring atti-
tIGo.
He tells him atories of this sort re-
pgtt.dlN Uut he does no tell MIN
the rtf.U stories over nud over hfhlh
j., gives now settings 10 "a" id"t ne
wish,. tp establish ia the chlld
mind
And here We come to another hasic
law of suggestion. Repetition in
Crcaaca the force of any suggested
idea. provided tho repetition ~ not
sn continuous and UNMARRIED as tu he
come munotOnous.
For monutony breeds indifference,
II not positive a"ntngonism. Thcu one
max suggest til doomaduy without
getting the desired rc7ult
HHh.a. YHg lN nn UlG4ng fine nnNN
laws ct suggestion. Eat further dis
cussiou must bc reserved Tor another
occasion.
Grumbliug !s 70 lut OF comfort "a
fumU men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26

q QUESTION J. people are IN
crCas!ugiN beruu.lug HNIr" ih 81
- uf tEc most potent 81 AN ntlu-
rr ... determining human ehaNtut
Il. makes . knowledge ui IT. laws
~.f'IpuItrly Important To parents
t',. nri, preachers. puliti,laus sales
DO . tul an vho hay" special reHsorH
600. Wishing 20 influence the Winua
fr# action. of other people.
T...t tuu foremost they need 90
a,ru Ir mind TINT suggestion "tfc'
I,,urs, is conditioned largely by the
dcEi.o of confidence in tho suggcsi"r
f,IF JOS tnps. he de8iIes To influence"
a. a recent book. Psychology and
Preaching Professor charles =
Gardiner pccially warns his clerical
THttvf"
it iu masking a suggestion there I
tuy indication that h %sugg"-t"r h'.
personal end 20 attain the ciic'i o.
40 One" tti1l To- Success
"If the Impression is conveyed that
a., person iUptrting the id"a o. not
only without IL personal interest 4"
serve but is positively devoted 90 the
interest of ~, one ne seeks 70 IN
rucuc,. 10 hr can appear tu Dee sac
rificiuE som, personal interest lac can
enormously lucrran. the tot," ui hit
+ auggt afIou. lie not only dlsHrWs
criucifm aud opposition, but aruus''
sympathy and sin affection which
londs a great moral fore" to his suE
gCstIuus
This is based upon thu wcll-ku'wn
fact. which reflects the highest credit
ON human nature. mat dlsint'rest"d
devotion 10 the welfare OF others con-
fcrs a mighty moral authority
Addressed especially to clcrgNmcn
these words are equally significant io
an Who would make use Of sugEes.
I TONS AID. Tho mere appearance ui
solk-seekiug bars the road To Hugges.
ton hv aruusiuc sentiments OF con
tempt. distrust. and antngonism.
To avoid %aroLsing autagouistic id"a'
il is further 81 Importance not TO 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26

wEllc ago. "Sa,. wouldl't o. uc great
II thry'd only let rs SO after tnom
now
That's tine spirit Of tho AmCrIctt
soldier lighting here Gee, Im happy
to be- iust q hU,b private among Hucn
soldiers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26

Matchmaking training ls any athlete
ever followed Imagine the benefit 10
the future generation.
our casualties 10 date have been
approximately u.0Uu men. The ftg-
utcs VIII be larger before u is over
But that viii he nothing as compared
20 the lives saved through the benefit
= athletic training.
Anything hat doesn't klll i- good
Tor yOu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26

War is bitter medicine tut IL usu-
ally cures. % cures countries. Jutoc-
raclcs ana individuals.
our boys viii soou be bnch renewed
IN mind and body 40 doctor could
prescribe q better remedy Tor 4 nation
than his wbr-.o III. extent that
America Will take part lu a.
N,irly five millions 10 our best Will
b. iut through ls strict Is course OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26

Then -lmmS's patience gave out
~, flew straight az tcddy ana look
ing down with his sharp, iuluisltiye
eyes. o." saw Ia" little hole az the
bottom OF the ditch We hadn't the
rcmotpst idea who could have dug that
hole. hut lust on general principles
sammy yelled % warning Thief
Thief. Thief" hc yelled. and flew
away about his OWE h%usiucss.
AZ tho first sound ~ Stmmy's voice
jerry Muskrdi seized q carrot and
ftrtod. int the tunnel He didn't know
what the danger vas but he meant 10
be safe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26
The Choice For State Auditor Lies Between an Able
Business Man and a Professional Politician: Think!

or. The voters should be- able to determine which
of the two men i, likely 10 give efficient conduct
to the states general auditing department. aud
which Of them may best be expected 10 choose et-
ficient men and give unbiased direction TO the vital
~ important work of the travelling auditors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26
tHAiTIR $50.

CHATTER $50.
wv 49, vDn Tho Germans have
w "ftaf.Vu from ths point
.H truWlcdrod that tHos
....I .. .|... through ua
I|.. ..It .'UT tt.d uuNur,l moro
.'H.. ...|lH" u' them We
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-26
our or TuE MOUTHS or n,uEs

Little lia ED Nll a church
christening aud upon her return home
her grandmother ,rkcd her what they
did Nothing much. rcuiicd Hazel.
Except wash a little kids hair
YOU have been = naughty uoN,
Jimmy said his mother, and ! shall
tell Euur father
'ph OF course exclaimed Jimmy,
yul never can herp q secret
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-30
C0IlN CITED FOR GOOD
WORK WITH ~" WORK

san Antonio April 9o-Amons the
men cited for their activity in foreign
service with the Army y NJ G A IN
dispatches from overseas is the name
of Samuel Franklin Coen Of Bartles
vile Okla, who is now with the men
in France as "Y' man, having a
responsible connection with the over
seas work
Reference is made to Mr. Coen's
splendid work with the army and men
tion is made of his patriotic record.
Mr. Coen, it is stated was promin-
emit Bartlesville business man, and al
the time of the outbreak Of the war,
was a travelling salesman. lie en-
listed in the Canadian eXpeditiona,y
force, and went overseas as fighter.
When his age (5S) was discovered he
was sent back.
While the army "Y' is no longer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-30
TO PROTECT SOLDIERS
IN SOUTHERN CAMPS

Washington, Arrl 2O-The public
health service has Just begun the most
extensive anti-malaria campaign ever
undertaken in the United States with
ew to protection Of the health
OF the soldiers in the southern can
tonments. Congress has authorized
tfis crusade and provided the funds
and it is expected hat 100000 wiz
have been spent by Uncle Sam in
this work by July 1919 This is ex-
elusive of the governments part IN
the cooperative health work now be-
ing carried on in the vicinity of these
cantonments by the public hea III
service. the American Red Cross and
the local health authorities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-30
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean, sweet
and fresh inside, and
are seldom i'll.

Ii you are accustomed to wake VT
With a coated tongue. foul breath or
1 dull dizzy headache, or. If yCur
6cals sour and turn into sas and
acids, YOU have real surprise await
ng YOU
Tomorrow morning, Immediately
pon arising, drink a glass of hot
water with a teaspoonlul OF limestone
phosphate in It. THIS Is intended to
lrst neutrali2e and ucu wash out OF
YOUR stomach, lyc-, Eidneys and
thirty feet of intestincs all the iudi-
gestible waste posons, sour bile and
toxins, thus cleansing, sweeteniAg and
purifying the entire alimeutary canal
Those subject to sick headaches,
bacluche, bilious attacks, constipation
or any form of stomach trouble, are
urged to get a quarter pound Of lime
stone phosphate from the drug store
and Begin enjoying this morning in
side.bpth. 1t is said that men and
women who try this become 1bthu-
siasttc ana keep it up daily 1t is Il
splendid health measure for il Is more
important to keep clean and pure on
the inside than cl the outside, because
the skin pores do not absorb impuM.
ties into the blood causing disease,
while the bowel pores do,
The principle Of bathing inside is
not new, asmlllions Of people practice
it. Just as hot water and soap cleanse,
purify and freshon the skim SO hot
water and a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate act on the stomach, liverr
kidneys and bowels Limestone phos
phate is an inexpensive white powder
and almost tastellss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-30
TELL YOUR WIFE
C0RNS LIFT OFF
Doesn't hurt a bit to lift corns
or calluSes off with
fingers


Not twinge Of pain or soreness
before applying or afterwards. This
may sound like dream to corn pestcrcd
men and women who have been cutting,
filing and wearing torturous plasters
Yes Corns lift out and calluses peel
off as if by magic, says this Cincinnati
authority.
A quarter ounce of freezone costs but
q few cents at any drug store Apply a
few drops directly upon your tender
corn or calms, and instantly the sore
ness disappears; then shortly the corn
or eallus viii he so loose that it lifts off.
Freezone dries instantly 1t doesn't
eat out the corn or callus, but Just
shrNels it up so it lifts away without
even irritating the surrounding skin.
Women should keep it on the dresser
and never let corn or callus ache twice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-30

CATHARSOL relieves chronic coa-
stipation; Catharsol is a safe and
effective family cathartic; Catharsol
is the best medicine for lack Of pep
For sale at Corner Pharmacy and Owl
Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-30
SOLDIERS IN
FRANCE WELL DISCIPLINED
General Who Issued Them Dis
covered Later Taat Orders
Cr59rs But He Was
Pleased Just the Same

With the American Army on The
Lorraine Front April 80 Tin hauol
and with his gas mask on his chest
certain brgadier general recently aa
campanied visitors from home ON d
tour ~ tie trenches Coming 10
dugout, where a lieutenant was
command, the party stopped and tas
general, looking like any omer fight
ing American of the line, explained r.
hs guests how the men lived lie
finally suggested to the lieutenant that
che visitors be shown in the dugout
with the following result;
sorry Sir, but it is strictly against
orders to admit any one to dugout
"But you can show these gentlemen
can't you
"Wlo do you get your orders from3
"From Colonel Blank sir
And who Gl he get his orders
trom?'
"From General -, sir
'Wel, Pm General "
The lieutenant bmshed clear thru
,tho mud that had spattered on his fa..
.The general complimented him on hi.
rffI . .s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-30
NAKING c Owe R.
NE n At CAM P
IS N { VI " D RE
MEN RECLAIMED TO USEFUl.
SERVICE IN ARMY BY
SPECIAL TRAINING At
TRAVIS. BN EXPERTS

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a., na.,.t,,tno y, n.ot1 .o,,f.o II
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