davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
one per Cent OF shIps Lost.

London.-Sp In the house of
commons Tuesday, Sir Leo Money,
parliamentary secretary to the minis
try of shipping. said the percentage OF
ships lost while homeward bound to
the United Kingdom since january /.
1918. was rather more than per cent.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
Central q anlnhur nlstrlhutIor

Washington Control of the produc-
ton and distribution OF sulphur mater
iats has been taken over by the war in
dustries board. with the approval of
President Wilson. Increased demand
from the government for sulphur for
munitions and increasing burdens on
transportation systems made the step
necessary.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
NladlNostok Normal.

London.-Life in viadivostok now Is
normal, snys a dispatch from Toxic to
the Central News agency. Towns In
Amur district are coming under
Czeeho-Sloyak control. Russian de.
stroyers at the port have been dis.
armed by the Russian commander.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
vyoo,nen charnea WITH Fraud

Boston. william A. English aud
John OBrIen. members OF the Arm Of
English & 0tBrien. Boston wool mer-
chants. were arrested on federal in
dictment charging conspiracy TO de-
fraud the government OF income taxes.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
Seventy ReIn,a zarn-

Sent up by italian scientists, a bal
loon carl ring recording instruments
reached an altitude OF d miles and
found the lowest temperature 10 be-
low zeros u miles from the earth's
surface.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
TInera Eond nf Fac Mlater.

Tigers are extremely fond of BATH
ing. In a roo. II tub he provided,
they will eagerly make use of It's IA
ciiities for ablution. They are fIrst-
rate swimmers. and In former days ii
was reckoned at Singapore that they
cate . Chinaman a night" swimming
across from the mainland to get him.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
DETERMINATION sulta FlIed.

Blsbee, Ariz.-Twenty-three suits for
damages alleged 10 have been sustain
ed n d result of the deportation Of
1880 striking copper miners and their
sympathizers from Blsbee, July y.
1017, were filed In Tombstone.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
Ten Million for Italy.

Washington.-An additional credit
Of S10,OO0.000 was granted 10 Italy
Tuesday by the treasury department.
making total Of 5000, co., 900 for Italy
and of S600i 800. 900 loaned TO the
siliee ~ date.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
lack MKinrin,N shadea

When the window shade falls of
the rod take q shoe string. or any
kind of strong tape and put the tack
through 1t. No matter if the children
pull on 1t or the spring breaks, IL
win NOT tear of again.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
Rumored Kueblman Quits.

Observation-Disclosures William has
consented to the resignation of DIR.
Richard Won Kuehlmann, the German
foreign secretary. the Violin news bur
eau of Berlin says 1t is reliably re-
ported.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
EnrnetfuI.

Mr.. Brown-what did do with my
hat. janet
Mrs. Brown-You left IL ON your
head, Bill.
Mr.. Brown-Goshl Next thing TIL
be leaving my head In my hat.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
aush work On Locomotives.

washington. July 3.-The first OF
the 1.415 locomotives ordered by the
railroad administration In May has
been completed.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12
But they DON'T pecelye asanv.

%Some men," said Uncle Ehen,
snakes portend dey's gettin' wisdom
when dey's only Ioafin' around In
0ulgin' der curiosity"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31
G A U T

pc George Furdui din comma So
hodof, comitatul Aud, de ling;l
Ahrud, care VENT la mine 81
lam da de Gina, 81 "a culcat Ia
mine En- Lam PRINT ca pc un Gu
noscut, Lam lasat durmind in pat
81 m am dus la mcru. Ei zis "a
lucra 81 el aici Gu mine. Pc end
am VENT de la lucru el sa dus
81 nu Lam mai vazut. Mia luat un
Iceas cu 26 dolari 81 un revolver
cu 30 de dolari. Rog pc fratii Re-
mini care ceteSc aceste rinduri da-
ca stu ceva despre sus numitul sa
bine voiasca ami scric pc adresa
dc mai JOS 81 eu lc voiu fl recn-
Jurju 1remie, Monayille, w. Va.
Box 116.
(96-97)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31

roll, Pa, aducc IA cnnostinta IN
Juror membriior sal ca din -oaresi
earl motive hal maistanll STA ina.
intat dimisia 81 asa r,rgam pc fie-
care frate memhrd, care are vote
81 ocnpe postul dc hal maisiar sa
hine voiasea a.si inainta oferta la
adrcsa SocictStii ,,Transilvmias
pima in zina de 3 ianuarie 1919,
ca pc Dumineea, 5 Ianuarie 1919
avem adunare generaM 81 atunei
prin vOturi secretc SO va Mege
hal maistalall.
in mmele Socictatii Transit
vanias' din Farrell, Pa: !.
Prezidiul.
(95-9S)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31
O Q N v oto A R E.

Pc aceasta cale sA cOnvoaca
toti membrii sechunei Ligei Ma
tionale Romfnc'' din Follansbee.
w. Va. lua parte la sedinta
&c Sc va tinea Dumineca, 5 la
nuarie 1919. in hala1 orasnlsi. IA
lorele $50 inaint de amiazi. Tot
odata sunt rugd toti fratii Ro-
mini din loe s. jur, care au
placere dc a q ca membrll
al accstci organAatiuni, 81 bine
voiasca a yeni la aceasta scdintA
sd Sc inscrie. Acct frat Romini
care disnun dc tisap Sc pot lnscrie
ca mcmbrii 81 Ia sccretarul acasa.
In numclc secliunei Ligci Ma
tionalc Romfnc din Follansbee.
|yN. va.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31

lbll, OHlo, CctlHN Sil Nui"iu "
r. A. publicat in ziarul AmefN1
81 artcolul D-tra din s Decembrle
1918, am gasit de cuviinta ca sil
formam un comitet femeicsc III
orasul nostru 81 care sa fiee pen.
tru ,,Crucea Rosie Romina
Facindu-se .primul APPEL pentru
ziua de IA Dccembrie 1918, ne
am adunat la hala Societatii Gu.
"a Voda" urmatoarele:
Ana Bora, Elena Medesan, A
ma I. Neagu, Eufrosina Almasan
viroana Tear, Elena Haiduc, Ms
ria Hofner, Elena Cimpean. Ra
fra Pup, Paraschiva Fratila, L'l
cretia Baghiu, Maria Stoicanea
elisabeth Comanita, Aurelia Gree
WI. Rozeta Stanila, Maria Y. Pc
pa. Victoria Zablau. Maria Ora
gan. Viroana Roman, Ana Todo
ran. Elena Titeiu. Florica Forga
cea. Paraschiva Almasan, Elena
Boldi, Ana Mihu, Paraschiya Nh
sea. Ana G. Socaciu. Maria Barta
Maria Almasan 81 Elena Cindea
Functionare All fost alese urma
tGarele Doamne:
Ana Bora, prezidenta.
Elena Medesan. vice prezlden
lta.
Ana I. Neagu, secretara.
Eufrosina Almasan, casicra
Maria Y. Popa 81 Viroana Tr
zar, controlore.
Am hotarit ca inscrlerca q
membra sd fie $3, mai mutt da
dara mai jos nu-
| fntre moi s'a colectat pima II
prezcnt suma de 1927 90. Collect.
generala va urma III zileie a.
l24-26 Decembrie 1918.
in numele Comitetului femeles
romfn pentru erucea Rosie 10
(mina din Massillon, Ohio:
Ana Bora, presidents
Ana !. Neagu, secretara
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31

Sill WIN lfV1ltF ~ o?d "'
lipsa sd vina pc al 4ci ca sa-sl inca.
seze banii pc actidrni, adeca Gle Ia
actioffarii ce s'au inserts. Nol va
asteptam ca sa va Iputem da lntor-
matiuni mai bnne Yea agentli dunn
neayoastra.
ST ca sa desvaljm putin valul,
IA facem cmosc1t Ca un agent
al d-tra ce parasit socictatea
..Hora Unirci", fi2nd lnat la goa
na 81 S a incuiMt la ,,DcSteapta-tc
Romincs. insa intEc membrii ace
stei socictati nn al putut haga Il
zanie, pentru ca al fost pus la res
pcct. lar All conform statutelor
este declarat de e|xehis din socie-
tate. acum S a intors lar la sora
sm;etate ..HOra Uhirei's. crede ci
acolo va Fl mint1it de pedeapsa
81 nh-l va mai 9ua membrii IA
goana ca in trecut ~ acesta este
omul ce va da illformatii, 81 a.
cum DAFT numai iHainte dominion
ST fiji signri ca Ncti primi MAJ
multe din Detroit.
Gu stima:
s. l., memhrA al Vniunei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31
G A U T

pc loan S. Schiopu, George Colo
car 81 Noise Rohan, toll din CO.
muna Cuciulata, comitatul Faga-
ras. Rog pc fratii Romini care
stiu ceva despre dinsii, sau chial
dfnsii daca vor ceti aceste rim
duri sd bine voiasca a scrie lui
Iaoob Ghisoi, 293 Hicari Street,
Sharon, Pa.
(91-9Sl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31

DE vfNZARE. :

O cug,arie eli 4 Alley 81 ma.
Sd de billiard in ,bune conditiuni
POzitie foarte buna in centrul Ro.
aSeZate in caselc Societa
til IT. Ard. & Trans. Sc yinde
ieftin din cauza inceperei altci
afaceri.
Cercti informatiuni de la:
1875 Ash Str, Alliance, Ohio.
(06-0S)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31
DE VfNZARE.

I'm restaurant la pozitie bnna.
O sala cu 4 biliarde. Tn automo-
'bil X. Il. O.. model 1917. o casa la
pozitie buna.
Scricti sau telefonati la:
ANDY BRATU, 1910 S. Liberty
Alliance, o. Telefon @. S. 5025.
(94-97)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31
DE vfNZARE.

Mobile din casa pentru ) odai
in conditiuni foartc bune.
lie Vindem toatc sau cu bucata
Adresati-ya la:
3402 Clinton Ave-, Cleveland, O
(97-99)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31

hsRe linga Action
ge Feger.
6mnul loan Toma
domnul Radu Nun
Ear. domnul George Feyer
bar, domnul loan Holum.
Ia. domnul Nicolae M,lntean
e pc mmtii Carpatilor, decla-
tie de domnul George Fcyer.
|Dnpa accasta va urma piesa tea
frala .,Zapacitii'' intr 'm act.
PERS @ A N E L E:
Maiorul d-nul N. Nistor.
Capitannl, domnul G. Lazar
Marioara, flea maiorului, d-ra
Margareta Craciun.
Constantin, fiul capitanului, d-l
Emanoil Narga.
Poesic: 20 fata credncioasa
din razboi, cintata de domnul N
Nistor 81 d-ra Anuta Fever.
Tn grlp de cahuseri tineri, ca.
re vor. jnea citcya jocuri nationa-
le sub condncerea vataEQlui d-nul
Emapail Varga.
1nccpntHl la orcle I seara.
pretnl dc intrare: DomnH Toe
-. ~ 49,
Damele 35c.
Mnzica ,.Trei Colorul Romln'
Nick 81 Samoil Sinu din Youngs
town, Ohio, vor distra onoratall pu
bile ca aele mai frumoase arii dt
dams 81 cintece rationale.
Barul va Fl asortat cu celr. ma
gustoase mezehnri 81 baturi Uco
ritOare,
Suprasolviri Sc primnsc, ell ma
re multnmita 81 Sc vor cultas pt
Gale ziaristica.
neci ranlinem III spfranta' ci
vom II spriiiniti dc tnti frati
Romfni din loc 81 jur, pima la re
yedere arm ramas salntfndu-va cl
dragoste adeyarat frateascif
Comitetul aranjator.
(97-aH
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31

ftnIv = Clnus sc VOf lHtOJI"c
aca s.. 1or cere ca moi sd stim lin
la tarii 81 sa cunoastem oamenil
Statelor Unite, pentru care Sc
luptasera Ce fericiti vor Fl ei cind
yor afla ca am 81 invatat ncrnri-
lt accstca.
! Folosul limtii englezesti. - III
lipsa barbatilor adcse ori Driiam
instiintari pc care MI le prtcn
cei. Sc poatc ipt1mnla s;l Nil pri-
min cartilc i'r orr sd NJ. c"nl:
tam banii ce Mise cuHinc. 81 a
tumei nu lesne a sti ce face. a.
tunci prinde biAe sd stim englcze-
ste 81 sa ne pricepem orindul
trchurile.
P1ilejHl dat. Auzim cum ca
Statele Unite sd lupta pentru de-
moeratic. dar nu totdeauna price
pom &c. 1nseamna. Democratic IN
scamna indreptatirea fiecarui ON,
dar in acc!asi timp inseamna ca
tot omul trebuc sa-si faca datorla
obsteasca. Cind tara ne da drep-
turf, trcbue sa finn gaia a Invata
cum pntem tragc foloasr din Gle,
Nu putem avea nQroc intro ta'
I'd nepriceputa de moi. Muma'
dupa ce am inyatat limba tarll
suntcm in stare a nc imbunatatil
traiql. Astfel. de pilda, daca stra-
ziTe imprejurul locuintei M sum-
|curate, putem afla unde trebue Sd
facem plingere Cfnd cineya din
lncamuI nostru sa imbolnayeste
pntcm da de IN doctor bun. D'
bnna seama II am yoi sa ne moar'
pruncii fiindca M ne-am dat este
neala sa cunoastem felnrile dcose
bite de doct0ri
Cum putem ajuta tara. Az
fcmci4e . 50 indeletniccsc Gu mist mist
treburi Ia care iii snnt deprinse
Isl femile nascnte in strainatat'
sa sara in ajutor. Hotarindn-ne 8
invatam tot ce pntem despre tar;
III care train, vom pricapsi traiu
harhatilor Ia intaarcerc. Ne v
cinsti multi mai multi, yazipd q
de fericite snptem 81 cita ostenea
ila ne-am dat Sd Mphnnatatim ira
linl. Atunci vom Fl intr 'adevar &C
It6tene americana:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31

,,ROMfNUL"

i ziarnlni d-tE
cembric a. G., il.
zarza vaturi, ar
le ce lc-ati pri
4iclh,, in care sp,
9 membrii al so.
br cere Domnilol
y. s. r. A. ca
urile provenite
,iola din fondu1
daca fondul M
sa Sc faca re
be ca drtra dom
hinall'' att .plas-
prmatic'' din co
din mintea in
ntului d-tra de
tie Ia insinuarile
SINGER domnilOr
entnl d-tra sun
Sl de clasa nrI-
+ eel intcresati
plc. SOnietataa
ninc'' avind a
in ziua de %
| ca membru a,
att. luind parte
numita, yoiesc
vazut. C1nd am
coprins hueuria
arc dc memhrii
accasta aduna-
4 de oameni. toti
tatii .,Desteapta- :
lgur ca crau pc
ane. FTocmai in
b intrat fnlaun-
intele socictatii
moarte prove
spaniola. Vor-
a ascultata cu
cama. Toti sta
/ aceca vad eli
rati membrii 81
regret ca MI
eestOra nsa
tele dior. Nor-
cald APPEL facut
mama nOastra
orbitorii au sfir
estcapta-te Ro-
unanimitate Ca
ma de repartl-
nite din infln-
sculait nn alt
.e 1nduiosat dc
rat ca mn $3,0G.
$1,000 de per.
hz;eaceasta SUI
cr dasaes, ''Afr
rate memDfu. o
use in Uniune.
ii ca ell t0tii sa
stie mare 81 p.7-
i'm impartiti IN
rilcj la criticl
K adevarul, q
It in Detroitn'
ninul'' Domnlil
bnat. daea do
nga de adeyar,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-28
WOLFF TELLS HOW
IT SAVED HIS LIFE
Taxidermist Struggled Until He
Was Almost Done For "Tan
lac Has Made A New Man
Of Me- He Says

Avis Wolff, who has been a taxi
dermist in Chattanooga, Tennes-
see for Thirty years, and who re-
sides at $40 Glass Street recently
made one Of the most interesting
statements ever published in con-
nection with Tanlac, in the south.
Il really believe Tanlac has saw
my life,' he testified. Il had
struggled with rheumatism and
stomach trouble until | was almost
done for. My stomach would fill
with gas after eating and cause me
endless suffering. [ had rheuma-
ticppains in my lower limbs that
almost drove me distracted and
was SO nervous and dizzy that
gotso | couldn't do any work and
spent most of my time in bed.
"Things are different altoget
her now Tanlac has made new
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-28

man Of me. My rheumatism is en-
tirely relieved, my stomach has
been put in splendid condition, |
have a dandy appetite, can eat any
thing | want and enjoy it thorou-
ghly. | am no longer nervous or
dizzy, | feel stronger and better
every way and can do more hard
work than | have been able to in
long time y
Tanlac is sold in Scotland Neck
by E. T. Whitehead & Company.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-28

SCRAP IRON WANTED---For the
next fifteen days | will pay for
machinery castings 60 cents per
100 lbs, for country mixed so
cents per 100 lbs, and for stove
and CRATE bars 40 cents per 100
lbs. Deliver now to E. A. Ais
brook, Scotland Neck, n. c.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-08-22
Local Board Ness

The prcsii-ut ha> .s,ued hi. proc
lan,alian requiring Ill male persons
VIM have. since the 5th day Of June.
1918. an1 on or before the 24th day
of August. 1915. attained their twen-
y-hrsl birthday. to register IN sc-
cordsnce with the Law and reguls-
tIons prescnbe1 hereunder
This registration must not be con-
fused with the BIG REiISrRArT0
which viii be some time IN Seplem-
Der 1918
The registration 70 be- next Satur-
day. Angus, -. ~ilI b, done at the
Local board office IN Marble Hill
~ be sure 90 remember the day and
date Every citizen is asked to help
circulate the news ~ much a. pOs
slbIe
INeutN-nlue oi uu- boys will te
enIranrd mex, Tuesday. the 9th,
for Camp Funston Kansas Official
notice ha, been mailed out for the
boys 10 appear a, the Local board
Office Monday the 2Gth at 3 y m.
Be prompt boys
Thursday. August 22nd has been
set 10 rr-eNamuo those who have
been rejected for general military
service These men viii be put IN
limited military service
Remember Saturday August oath.
is the registration day for all who
have attained their 2lst birthday
since June 5th 1918 Come to the
Local board Office and register
Watch the papers for the big reg.
isration which will be some time IN
September
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-08-22

court that the nsms - German ioaa,
ship be changed q Sropus tsnsh,p,
Treasurer sR.risl ''st district No 4
allowed 5000 money iu- sad district
rpon prti'lun u 4. " Szmpl. si .
D. 4. Murray 81. sppa Md gus' c. Of
tho p-se- Of l'faarr 'owastip 60 serve
uuiiI toe .Erfs election 1918.
] } NBfi lHaa-d $500 uBt - fu1i.
~ school ioshsbip
Upon pstitr1 - Charley Bsghy -
. - d, oFls''-d ih.t tts toNn u bon.
FnIz l.. ii,intl' 'Pufai.d
Freeman crave, Assf1~d contract 10
furnish 80 cord. of s,ipot ~uDd for
county a. 81 81 per cord
Sama.I NeNinh, r.. aIlg~-i fl.5l
faF converting county igdg,. "a and
ffsm county farm
Joe LrAib-',-f sIIos-i 81. for Ani.
tor ~urs and fspaifs on eugrthouss
Road ptii,,,a-i fof BY @. J Cgllih,
rt - contin1-d 10 NOVEMBER term
Road p-tiii,n-t fnf ty Gibson 81
81 continued 20 November term.
} : Mr';-r county highSay sngin,
r.' sllo~-I s. 80 ipf service,
] ; Niece. county highway .ngir.
--f sliosri 81. psyatl- oui Of -, q
ro.d Iistri'I f8nI. fnr special Wors N
said district
& A. yu.-r aI g~gd $3.50 sa.ary
A. eUanty iucg~
Gt--n- l. Nyr's A'io~sd So sA.Afy
|. cuuniy 'udg-
As-;rsrt % fee. of Oscar " Yount
approved and Si5. q. salary and fee.
sni sIi.s5 for of'ic. supple. allowed
hin.
ors-r adjourn TO meet September 3.
lsls
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-08-22
Opening Of the Normal School
al Cape Girardeau

The Normal school at Cape Girsrdesu
opens September 2, 1918. The first
term Of sixteen weeks closes Decem-
20, 1918. The second term of sixteen
weeks beginning December 30, 1918 and
ends April Is, 1919 The two terms
constitute the regular school year The
spring an Summer term opens April q
and closes August 1918.
Military training for men will be
given at the beginning of the fall term.
An officer of the United States Army
will be detailed to have charge Of this
course. Students may enlist or not as
they prefer. Six students and one mem
Der Of the faculty we're sent to Fort
Sheridan Illinois, July Is to take
sixty days training in camp under army
officers. They will act as assistants
to the army officer who will give the
military training in the Normal School.
Young college men eighteen wears old
or over will enjoy the very best ad-
vantages for military training in ad-
dition to their college work.
The Normal school offers the very
best possible advantages for securing
preparation for teaching along with
good college course.
For further information and cstslog
address w. s. Dearmont. President,
Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-08-22
No. ~.

and the drfsndshi Entered = plss of
guilty and vas as.s.-d tgs. ,h- mihi-
mum hns which 18th costs amounted
60 SIS Ias ga pFoy,ds, that N.
'sss Tn. shsIl bs fsa fof second ~.
irns- f50. Ani ZOE ifiri offrn.s ID.
sgto license of tn party .h.il bs ~,
yps-d
Daskln Co1n.y NT-,
4 very sad ars,dsni urruf-d miles
north ~ k-nb-ii, ga ifitsy Afternoon
August g. when Hsrr, ksI~ns. sgs -.
acc IDENTITY shot ans siIl-i ~. brother
ode, sg- -, Harry, vho makes b..
hone ~ith II 9 BIgsp.fs. and has
brother had .i'Anb- bu7tlng TRIP N
the swamp AMI hs3 borrowed Mr.
Blekn~r, shotgun. d. guag. Win.
chester pump'ggh. Ani lo.nrd Ode ~bo
is married They s-nt together 10 N.
hone of , Melton sh.ts they bor,
foE-d 400 her sun and dog IN.
DOC would not folio~ them sn8 M
Melton started ioWn th. fosd ~ith
'srn and near SIR Dillingham; plar-
thsy all stopp-5 ard Harry began
throwing shell. out " th- gun o. si.
trAr, the attention Of the i1g sn3 ode
Nas waking slowly sfoa14 %. former.
and .. h- passed n front " ih- nuGals
oi the s1n held ~ his bFpt rr q Sss
accidentally 1isrhafg-t th- entire oAd
Of shot striking him ~ ih~ eft I'D.
gIsi above the 6iY bone. The wound
81 man lived only about 9 rlingt-s and
the only words h. SAID acre Brother
yog have shot me-. brother you have
killed me. take me himc he Was
carrie to the h1m- of Mr. Buckn-r.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-08-22

pay Have $50 pr month insur
ancr and it takes quite q hii To spenc
here A serchief Gusts . fof eou
NJ sierts .. paper and ,h, same mum
h-f of cuvrtnlS-> last ms b, for ) for
's'out ~ ceots Every u.ing else j.
about same ssy
Well have Lots Il elrr,emen,
have IN g. ou, and dn!l sometimes
The Isl and Zsri ~ to the left and
the 3ni and ith e. ,o the riSh' Then
whip down between the columns
With iour mules and my combat
wagon With fnar inca on Il 60 issue
out the shells ia the men. With the
team on the run Lots OF fun
Many thanks for the song you
sent me Il is all right but one
thlng. would lisr to know where
you got thsi Home Guard stuff Nov
listen ! suppose YOU are IN love
with some fellow who brIongs to
the Home Guards Why don't you
put up something that has real sol
diers In il
And you want To come 10 France
Well. this is a very beautiful place
over here, and you are patriotic,
well this is the place 10 connect up
with You have a lot to learn yet.
~ why not come on over and finish
YOUR education. This is the bes,
schooling anybody can Set, so get
your feet wet
Sometimes | think | am getting
the dirty end OF the deal. But when
| stop to think. have it as easy as
any OF the bo>s We have the best
lieutenant In the world They can't
he made any nicer than he is, So
that is lot Altho | guess | am on re-
port for telling a sgt major where to
head in But thought Twas talk
ine to a buck private was in
the dark and il was pouring down
rain. That was the worst night |
have had at the trhenches | have
been in No Mans land with supplies
when the moon was shining almost
as bright as day I've been in shell
fire. rifle and machine gun fire and
Gas. Never have got scratch yet,
But believe I'M" when you so feel-
ine the dirt and gravel fall on your
helmet from heavy shells, ali you
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-08-22
FROM FRANCE
Grccntv,rr No. Aus & 1918


GfccnlstrT No. Aus & 1918
Mr. Geaeral Chandler.
Nafhlr iiiIl No
DYER SAT ana inriu>ine herewith
= lsttef frnm one Il eut Bollinsvf
oolnty hrys ~hirh yuu may pfn, Il
pou have the sp.-rr "a ynNlf paper
ard d~slrrho do ~ Thi. Is \ ncph.
o, mine ~bn volunteered IN June
1917. snd ~.ss scni to Pan. lslani
: e. Marine Trninlue aatnu Tie
his torn 10 trancr siDcr Octob-r ot
last year
Yours very truly.
Miss Iona Lloyd
Somewhere IN fnncr.
MAY II 1918
Mss Lroaa Lloyd.
Dcering. Mo
Dear Aunt now take the pleas
urr IN answering your letter r-ceiv.
et some time aso also one received
this morning Was more than glad
10 hear from YOU and 10 sno~ that
you are well and enjoying hfe as
one shouh
This leaves me hne as froe hair,
since sixty days on the front Back
now where can have a little time
to myself
Many thanks for the pictures YOU
sent me. The only thine | disliked
about them they made me home
sick.
was awake all night last night
The Germans shells made 80 much
noise could not sleep, and | was 50
sick that would not move on, TO
the dusout
No kiddine--l sure do appreciate
long letters and pictures from home
A and your friend Got married, did
sheF guess she wont answer my
letter then. Il should worry Ihave
about ninety.hve now more than |
will set TO answer II have as much
10 do all the time as have for the
last three months
And you wanted to know II had
any Liberty bonds haven't any,
but | deposit what don't need with
the paw master for my enlistment.
| have 5000 deposited already and
expect to put up all this months
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-08-22

can see Is eraveyards aud tomb
Ionrs
Guess | had better close. as my
candle has burned out
Good night and answer soon With
a lang litter | rrmain. rs ever.
a loving nephew.
Cpl Vim. T. Stepp.
Supply Co. q Rea u s NC.
American Espi Forr-s. France