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see much of it. So we, went I'D in I'll
Ferris wheel, and took a real birds
eye view of Paris. Quite view.
The next day, our last, we went 4
visit the church of the Sacred Hear
the finest in Paris. 1t cost nearI
forty million francs and is on a hi
overlooking the city. Mass is beir|
read at all hours of the daylight i
France, so we got there during on
service, about 4:30 p. m. We boug5
a few cards, and the man in charge 4
the stand, seeing that we were Amer
cans, gave us each a Sacred Heal
medal and pamphlet issued by til
arch dioceses of Montreal.
One would never think the countI|
was at war, if it were not for seeirl
so many men in uniform on til
streets. Paris is perhaps quieter thai
before, but business seems to be i
usual. There seemed to be plenty 4
food with few exceptions. We coui
get no butter and after the first id
we did without our national dish-|
ham and eggs. But we got enoud
steak, spuds, and good bread, which
believe me those Madames know hol
to cook. The coffee, wasn't quite 4
our liking so we switched to wate|
which was somewhat better. Sugar
scarce, so we saw but very litt|
candy.
/ could write many more pagd
about my trip, but don't wish to caud
eye strain to the censor. So I'll wal
until get back and give you full a 4
count of my journey.
Love to all and tell Athlyn and III
not to lose themselves again. Remen|
Der me to Mrs. Kabat and all at homI
BART.
Address: U. S. S. TANNING, Base Z, |
Care p. M. New York.
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From Madsen.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Aarhus and
family OF Manitowoc visited at Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Larson's over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Halverson was operated
on for appendicitis at Valders hospital
last week. She is doing nicely.
The people of this vicinity attended
the funeral of their town chairman,
MIR. William Morgan. Town of Cato
suffered a great loss when man like
Mr.. Morgan so noble and with such
keen and good judgment passes away
MIR. X. T. Worstad met with severe
accident last week, in a wind storm.
The barn door blew open and struck
him with such force as to break the
left shoulder bone in two place. Dr.
Gregory and Or. Shaw performed an
operation, removing the broken bone
and put in silver plate. He is now
doing nicely.
Mr.. Arthur Johnson OF chicago WISH
ed at John and Hirman Larsons last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson
have moved on the Peterson home
stead
The Ladies meets at Mrs. Elmer
Halyerson on Thursday Of this week.
School opened Monday morning.
Miss Geraldine Cayanough, teacher
They certainly joined in celebrating
the end OF the war by ringing the
school bell Tor an hour and then the
chilren each with a flag and a drum
marched to Madsen Station ?sing-
ing patriotic songs.
Nearly everybody motored to Mani
towoc Monday and Tuesday to cele-
brate the end OF the war.
A card has been received from Leon
ard Larson that they lett New York
and sailed one night but the boats
turned and they are all back in New
York.
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Notes From Two Rivers.

Private Otto HASTEN returned to
Camp Grant after spending a few
days at his home here
Miss Loretta Gagnon returned last
week to Eau Claire whore sire is at
tending the Normal school.
Mrs Barbara Neumann has gone TO
Barron Wis, to visit with relatives
Garrett Nash is heer from Claxton,
KY, where he is employed with q
crew of engineers employed by the
Illinois Railroad company
The marriage Of Oscar Gauthier and
Olga Schmeichel took place last
Thursday at the court house. The at
tendants were Therese Gauthier and
Roland Broecker The groom is a son
Of Mr. and Mrs Charles l.. Gauthier
well known East Side residents The
bride is a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Emil schmeichel
Alfred Mahnke, aged q, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Mahnke, died on
Thursday afternoon His death was
due 10 Influenza from which he sur
fered only few days. He Is survived
by his parents, one sister, and twt
brothers. His brother Leo, who is IN
The service on the Atlantic coast, came
here 10 attend the funeral which was
held Tuesday afternoon from st
Johns Lutheran church.
August Joseph Weller, who Left thil
city only few weeks ago with a con.
tingent for Camp Shelby. Miss. died al
that place OF pneumonia and his re.
mains were brought to this city fol
burial The funeral was held satur
day morning from st. Luke's church
Deceased was born in The town Of Two
Rivers and he was q years Of age. II,
IL survived BY his parents, two broth
ers and i've sisters.
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greatest art gallery in the world. Near
here are the famous Tuilleries gar
dens. Those were layed out during the
reign of the last Napoleon, and are
sure worth seeing. So many different
statues, that / forgot the names o.
them. One l did remember, was that
of Lafayette. erected by the children
of the United States. 1t was here that
Gen. Pershing received his Legion of
Honor and the floraltributes given him
were still there.
From here we went to the Invalides,
which contains Frances war relics.
Here we saw everything from the ar
NOR of the Crusaders down to the
present time. Practically every make
of Boche gun from an automatic to a
big Bertha" is on exhibit. Saw sew
eral German aeroplanes and remnants
of few Zeppelins. We also saw some
of the trophies which our own men
have taken. In this building is a
chapel, which contains the tomb of
Napoleon. 1t was closed that day, so
we visited it later. Feeling that this
was enough for one day, we knocked
off and went back to our hotel and
took night of much needed rest.
The next day we went OUT on our
own hook and strolled down the
Champs Elysees from end to end This
is the show boulevard of Paris and
beautiful flowers and shrubbery. An
American musical comedy, "The Fol-
lies of 1918" was showing at one of
the theaters on this street, and we
thought we would see it, but after
looking the prices over, ten to twenty
francs we decided to pass it up
Next day we paid another visit to
the Invalides and the Ferris wheel.
The chapel was open, but as the tomb
is protected by sandbags, we couldn't
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Notes From GrimmS,

Mr.. and Mrs Michael Carney OF Chi
cago are renewing old acquaintances in
this burg.
Our school reopened Tuesday morn
ING after a long vacation.
Many from here attended the peace
celebration at Manitowoc Tuesday.
Forty hours Alteration Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday at st. Pat
rick's churth. Father Murphy gave
the sermon Tuesday night and Father
Fitzmaurice Wednesday night.
Training School students returned TO
Manitowoc Monday morning
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE COLLINS STATE BANK locat-
ed at Collins, State OF Wisconsin, at
the close of business on the lst day OF
November, 1918, pursuant to call by
the Commissioner of Banking.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE ST. NAZIANZ STATE BANK
located at St. Nazianz, State of Wis
consin, at the close of business on the
LIST day of Novem Der, 1918, pursuant to
call by the Commissioner OF Banking.
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- 4 n - w W lAoNf fAH9AAFt CO
County Of ManitowOc
/, r. G. O'Rourk, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear,
that the foregoing statement is true to
the best Of my knowledge and belief.
r.. G. O'RoURK,
Cashier.
Correct Attest
G.. A. ZuEHLKE,
N. A. O'RoURK,
(Notaral SeaD Directors.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 9th day OF Nov, 1918.
l.. A. BUssE,
Notary Public.
My Commission expires May 7th, 1922
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SCHUETTE BROS, co.
HOSIERY

Fine Isle silks and cashmere golf hose in all the
popular solid colors with clocks amman asc to 90 M,
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Coats at $1,000

Coats of Duvet de Lame, Bolivia, Crystal Cord
Broadcoth Wool Velour and Push-many fur trimmed
all lined entirely nifty styles made in accordance with
Fashions last word Nearly all coors and Sizes an un
usual opportunity to buy at an unusual price
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REPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
THE TlSCH MILLS STATE BANK
located at Tisch Mills, State Of Wiscon.
sin, at the close Of business on the LIST
day OF November, 1918, pursuant to call
by the Commissioner of Banking.
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REPORT OF rae CONDITION OF
THE REEDSVILLE STATE BANK
located at Reedsville, State of Wiscon-
sin. at the close OF business on the lst
day OF November, 1913, pursuant to
call by the Commissioner of Banking.
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'H'''H'''' ''''A'H
| B1la pan1
Roman Napsal w. Collins

take slusny majetek vlastnl,
'obnasejici 100000 ri. v hoto-
vosti. Penize .tyto bezpecne by
ly ulozeny. Krone toho uziva-
la uroknv re sunny 100000 zl.,
kteryz kapital po ,jeji smrti
mel pripadnouti jeji tete Eleo-
more, jedine sestre zemreleho
jejiho otce. Ku poznani techto
rodinnych zalezitosti velice pfi
speje, kdyz sdelim, proc teta
Laurina musila cekati ma toto
dedictvi az po smrti sve netere.
Otec Laurin, pan Flip Fair
lie, I'll v dobrem pratelstvi Sc
svoji sestrou Eleonorou jen tax
dlouho ,dokud byla svobodnou.
Kdyz pozdeji sc provdala "a
italskeho hrabete, zanevrel pro
tt nj a vyskrtl jmeno jeji z po-
sledni sve vile. Ostatnl cleno-
We rodiny nesouhlasili S timto
pfisnym opatrenim. Hrabe FO-
sko, tax jmenoval sc manzel E.
leonorin, nebyl uplne bez ma
jetku. Byl trvale usedlym v An
gill mel rocni dGchod, posta-
|cujici ke sluSnemu zivobyti. Po
zdeji dal Sc pan Flip Fairlie
|pohnouti aspon k tomu, ze jme
no sve sestry pojal sice v zavet
avsak ustanovil, ably ma sve de
dictvi cekala az do smrti jeho
dcery, Laury Fairliove. Uvazi-
ii Sc, ze teta Eleonora znacnG
byla starsi sve netere, tn jevi
Sc byti toto jeji dedictvi velice
pochybnym.
Tot tedy historic onech sto
tisfc zlatych.
z toho vsehc nemohly we
jiti zadne potize pri sepisovani
svatebni smlouvy. Jinak tomu
ale bylo s onemi 100000 I'll.
ktere slecna Laura Fairliova
mela ma hotovosti. S touto cast
kou mohla libOvolne nakladati,
jakmile dosahla jedenadvaca.
Ity rOk svehO v6ku a vse zavise-
10 nyni cd podminek jake uci-
nj Sc pricine penez techto We
|svatebni smlouve. Ucinil jsem
navrh tom smyslu, ably uroky
z teto castky pripadly MATTEL
ce po cely jeji zivot, a po jeji
smrti ably pfipadly jejimu man
zeli, avsak kapital samotny a.
by patfil detem, jez weldon z
tohoto manzelstvi. Kdyby pax
ditek nebylo, mel kapital pri.
padnouti d6dicGm, ktere by
majitelka We zvlaStni Will ozna
ella.
Kdyz tento navrh jsem SIDE.
iii pravnimu zastupci ba
roma Percivala, dostal jsem O.
bratem posty kratkou, ale ro1
hodnou odpoved': "Nelze pri
jati! kapital musi pripadnout
baronovi pro pripad, re by je
no chot drive zemrela a zad
Dych ditek nezanechala."
To znamenalo tedy, re by a
nj slecna Halkombova, ami;
kdo jiny z rodiny Fairliovsk,
nedostali ami krejcaru z onecl
dvou set tisic zlatych. Celia SUI
ma mela uviznouti v kapse ba
ronove, kdyby manzelstvi III
stalo bezdetnym.
Odpovedel jsem ma dry ma
Vrh rovnez kratce a urcite: N
povolim! Podminka mnou urc
ra musi prijiti do svatebn
SIN ouvy!"
OznamIl jsem vec take 20
rucniku slecny Laury, panu s
drichu Fairliovi, avsak tent
mi odpovedel, abych neobtez
va! jej takovymi malichernost
mi, jako pry je moznost, ze b
Laura drive zemrela, nez bu
douci jeji muz, anebo re b
zadnych ditek po sobe nezane
chala. S odporem hodil jser
list Stareho mrzOuta do koSe
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roma Perclvala.
Postaci, kdyz ku charakte-
ristice toho- muze uvedu, ze
patril k onem advokatum, kite
II pod rouskou licene veselosti
a dobreho rozmaru hledi skla-
matt kazdeho. Byl pritloustly
q vecne usmevavy a uskocny
jako liska.
"Jak Sc dari, pane Gilmo-
req" pocal potrasaie mi rukou.
"Tesim Sc, ze vas vidim zdra-
veho. Prave sci jsem kolem va
'seho domu a tn nemohl jsem
odolati. Prichazlm k vam, ne
bot myslim, ze bychom Sc snad
ustne lepe mohli dohodnouti.
NJ, co rika porucnik nevesty
vasi podmince? Ptal jste Sc no
jiz?"
"Ptal," odpovedel jsem, C
a co rika vas baron?"
Baron - chm, pane Gilmo-
re-" pokracoval mdj advokat-
sky kolega, "baron ponechava
vsechno moji peel, coz znamc-
ma, re ami o pid' povoliti nemo-
hu, a re i ma dale muslin pod
minku vasi portrait.
"Tak tedy nepovolite?"
"Nemohu, nesmim," odpove
del Meriman prechazeje po po
koji. "A co rika vase strana?
Prosim, reknete mi, co rekl ne
vestin porucnik?"
Stydel jsem Sc rici pravdu a
proto jsem odpovedel: "Dva-
krat sto tisfc jest prilis velika
suma, nez aby rodina nevesty
tax snadno mohla Sc il vzdati
pro vsechny pripady."
"a VIDA Sc il, musI Sc vzda-
ti!' prohlasil Norman roz-
hodnosti, ktera vehnala mi
krev do tvari. Ale premohl
jsem svdj hnev a pravil klidne
"Pokusime Sc nejake wy
rovnani! imaVfte jenom, &c
podminky moji neprijimate, a.
lie necinite zadneho jineho ma
vrhu. Povezte, S elm sc chcete
spokojiti?"
! "Nemohu ciniti zadnych IL
stupku, pane" small Sc Meri-
man.
"Tedy o v6ci nejednejme -
odlozme to ma priSti uterek.'
"Budiz," souhlasil Meriman
"Avsak mimochodem chci Sc
vas jeste neco zeptati. Nepsait
vam z Limmeridgu niceho O O.
one zenstine, ktera psala oner
prozlukly anonymni list?"
"Nepsali mi niceho," odpo
vedel jsem. "Snad podarilo 81
vam prijiti one zenstine ma sto
pup
"JeSte me-" pravil muj advt
katsky kolega, "ale doufam
re brzy Sc nam to podari. Ba
ron Percival Sc domniva, ze ne
kdo tuto zenstinu ukryva to
hoto nekoho name jiz ma mu
see"
"Myslite snad onu starou p;
nj, ktera nj byla V Limme
ridge?"
80 niko,i, pane" odpovede
Meriman. "Po one stare pan
nenl ami stopy. Name pode
zreni jisteho mladeho muzo
re jedine on pomohl potreste
ne katherikove ut6ci Il blazin
ce. Mladika toho pilne nyni
Londyne strezime. A nyni S B,
hem, mily pane. Doufam, 4
pfiSti utery sc konecne shodne
me-" Usmal Sc odesel.
- Phi posledni casti rozmluv,
byl jsem ponekud roztrzityn
Mole myslenky zabyvaly Sc je
dine svatehni smlouvou.
Kdyby Sc byla vec tykala n
koho jineho zlmych klienti
byl bych bez otaleni uposleck
ra DIV Mono Eo;,.l;o n ,,ovo1;1 x,S
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uI Ill, JdhO ny DylI HlOJl Vld
stni dcerou.
Druheho dine po rozmluve s
advokatem barona Percivala
setkal jsem Sc nahodou ma pro
chazce panem Hartrightem.
Sam mne napred pozdravil.
Nemohl isem no ami poznati.
Byl bledy a vyhubly a take o.
dev jeho zdal Sc mi byti pone-
kud nepofadku. Jak jinak Wy
padal mlady tento muz v Linn
meridgu, v dome pana Fair
liza!
"Jste jiz dlouho opet V Lon
|dyne?" zeptal Sc. "Nedavno do
stal jsem dopis cd slecny Hal
kombove, v nemz mi oznamila,
ze s 1plnym uspokojenim bylo
prijato vysvetleni, ktere podal
baron Percival O tajemne pisa
telce anonymniho dopisu. Vite
snad jiz, kdy bude svatba?"
Mluvil rychle a jaksi innate
Inc.
Bylo mi napadno, re tax hor
live vyptava Sc ma zalezitosti
rodiny, v jejiz stredu jen krat-
kou dobu zaujimal postaveni
|skoro bezvyznamne. Uminil
jsem 81, ze odbudu no jenom
kratce.
"Nevim, kdy bude svatba,'
pravil jsem, "ostatne doctete
Sc toho novinach, pane Hart
righte. Zda Sc mi, re nejste
vice tax zdrav, jako jste by]
pfi poslednim nasem rozcho.
du."
Kolem jeho rtu zahral roz.
pacity, truchlivy dsmev.
"Ovsem, nemam prava, a.
bych Sc ptal ma jeji svatbu,'
rravil trpce, "mohu cekati ia.
ko JIM lide, az O tom cisti budu
V novinach. Ano." pokracoval
"jsem posledni dobou znaCnt
churav. Potrebuji zmenu pod.
nebi zamestnani. Mate mnohc
znamych, z nichz snad nekte.
ry podnika vypravu do ciziny
a potreboval by k tomu kresli-
ce, nebo malire. Rad bych ma
bidl sve sluzby, jen abych mo.
hi Sc dostati z Anglie." - Me.
ri tim, co toto mluvil, rozhlizcl
Sc nedGveriv6 kolem sebe, jak,
by Sc bal, re no nekdo pozo,
ruje.
"Budu patrati mezi svym
znamymi a dovim-li Sc ne,
Gem podobnem, neopomenu
vam podati zpravu," pravi
jsem. Ones odjedu opet dc
iLimmerfdgu. Avsak Sc slecnol
Halkombovou a Fairliovou 81
tam nesetkam, nebot odjel,
Ma navstevu do Yorkshiru."
Rty jeho Sc zachvely, jake
by cht6l neco rici. Wal mick,
moji pravici, stiskl il a zmize
v davu obecenstva, pc ulici 81
prochazejiciho. Ackoli byl nj
cizlm, prece pocltil jsem jako,
81 lltost S MIN a pohllzel jsen
chvili upfene smerem, kteryn
ode mne odeSel.
Druheho dne casn6 rano cd
lel jsem do Limmeridgu. "a
mex Fairliovsky byl jake p,
vymreni. Ocekaval jsem, ze Il;
reprltomnosti obou domacicI
slecen bude mi spolecnici as
pom slecna Veseyova; avsaI
mylil jsem Sc. .,Sluha mi rekl, Z
DANA tato stun6 re upoutan,
Jest Ma luzko. Sluhove byli nei
vys pfekvapeni mym pricho
dem a vykonavali me rozkaz
s rozechvenim a prehnanyr
spechem. [ sam sklepmistl
muz dosti jiz starry, prinesl m
ahev porterskeho vina, jez b
10 Jako led studene. Zpravy,
Zdravotnlm stavu pana Fairli
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PRIME Sc mladsi muz prize
,nneho chovani "a oznamkove
no jednatele, pri stalem tyden
MIN platu. Jen spolehlivy pri
cinlivy necht' Sc hlasi v adm.
TSveta. !?
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PRIME Sc krejCi (bushel-
man) a divka ma rucni praci.
Haste Sc krejCovsk6m zavo-
|d6 ma cisteni a zeh,eni Satstva.
FIR. Peska, 1891 E. SO ul. ron
Euclid ave. TT
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PRODA Sc

MUSf BYT PRODANA hned
a proto ctete: Farma O AZ ak
rech v Mentor, Ohio, 5 mil pred
Painsville, 112 mile cd kary a
dlazdene cesty. Ma farme je
pekny dunn O IA mistnostech,
asbestova strecha, studne do
brou pitnou vodou a cisterna,
velka ban pro seno a ban pro
dobytek a jine zarizeni. Plnych
rs akru ie orne pddy ostatni
pastviny ie tam mensi ovocna
zahrada. Da Sc pri okamzitem
prodeii "a $1,000 hotove a ia
d;i Sc S17OO.
Nam dale v prode.ji tez v
Mention, o., farmu zelinarskou
0 20 akrech S domem a poko-
Jich, kdez je les pod diva akry.
Cena $500 hotove $3.50. Biz
81 sdeli JAMES F. PORT, 826
Williamson Bldg, Bell tel.
Main 3917 .Obydli Gorham
Block, sc. St., Cedar ave. 7-15
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PRODA Sc dunn 7 pokojich S
Eoupelnou, sklep, fernes, skop
ky ma pradlo, extra zachod We
skiepe, velka puda, elektrika.
Lot je 40 strevicI v priceli. Ce
ma $4,000. Majetek tento Sc
da "a hotove neb ma splatku
Ia $4,000. Vezme sc tez lot ia
ko splatka aneb $500 staci co
splatka a ostatni jako rent.
Haste sc v els. 1870 Durkee
ave. E. 131. ul. v Corlett.
7-15
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PRIME Sc spolchlivy rozva-
l2cc V uhlirsk6m obchode. Hla-
ste Sc {. $500 Union ave.
7-13
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PRIJMOU Sc diva zehlici, dive
lnasinarky a dve dlvky na rue
nj kazajkovou praci. Haste sc
v els. 46O8 Finn ave. 7-15
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PRIJMOU Sc prodavacky We
slfiznim obchode e. j. Vorla,
3737 Broadway. {?
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PRIME Sc zrucny naterat.
Haste Sc Jana Novotnyho,
1900 Lester ave. TT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
MORE DEADLY THAN
A mad DOGS BITE

The bite o. q rabid dog is no longer
deadly, due 60 the now famous Pasteur
Treatment. bit the slow, living death. the
resultant Of poisoning Of the system BY
deadly uric acid is as sure and inevitable
a. day follows night.
10 other organs o. the human Body
are so important 70 health making as
the kidneys and bladder Keep your kid
nsyE clean and your Bladder In working
condition and you need have no fear q
disease Don't try 20 cheat nature. It
g e. cruel master Whenever you expert
ence backache. nervousness. difficulty in
passing urine, get on the sob" Your kid
neys and Bladder require immediate atten-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
LmdIeySbencerDiedAH erOS Death
officer Lands First Ell PaSO Victim

NINETEEN year old Lyndley Spen-
N Ger, SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. L A.
Spencer, a resident Of FL Paso for the
greater part Of his life. was the first
soldier Of the Pass City to give up
his life for the cause Of democracy
He fell during a successful charge
OF the American troops in France on
June 6, and the Spencer home. from
which the young soldier had gone one
year previous as a member Of FL
Paso's own company K. was che first
to be darkened since the war began
He was buried in a ~little orchard
near where he fell' after the engage
ment according to a letter received
by Mr.. and AIRS. Spencer, from the
commanding officer Of company E.
s0th regular infanry, OF which young
Spencer was q member.
An FL Paso school student prior TO
his enlistment in the army, the young
soldier had q wide circle OF friends
in this city. He was a veteran OF the
began March u. 1916. having charge
Of one Of the big trucks that main
tanned the line Of communications be-
tween the punitive expedition and the
supply base az CoAul4Dua- " men e.
forts were being made TO fiji up the
ranks OF company X, shortly after
war was declared, Lyndley was one OF
the first to enlist, and served with
this organization until his transfer TO
the goth regiment.
Recently Mr.. and Mrs Spencer. who
now reside at Canutillo. Tex, received
a letter from Lieut. Terry ID. Norcross,
commanding company 2, giving the
particulars Of the death OF their young
son. The letter is full OF tender
pathos. and sorrow for the death Of
the youthful soldier. In writing, Lieut.
Norcross states.
1T is my painful duty TO inform you
that your son, Lyndley Spencer has