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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-02-13
RESERVE.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ander-
son, on Sunday morning, February /,
a SON.
Hans Tjomsos, who has been away
for short visit, returned home We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Larson, who
have been visiting some time at the
formers home at Ringstad, Iowa, re-
turned home Saturday.
Harvey Carpenter is attending
school at Medicine Lake.
Mrs. Halvor Everson visited with
her sister, Mrs. Albert Fossum. at
Medicine Lake Saturday, between
trains.
The Misses Billy and Babe Plynn,
who have spent the winter at Spo-
kane, Wash, returned Saturday,
passing through here on their way
to Plentywood.
Mrs: Walter Hage entertained the
Art Club Thursday
G. A. Nelson of Fargo, N. D., was
here last week auditing the books of
the Farmers Elevator.
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REDSTONE
G.. G.. Christianco,

u u. Chrlstianson of Plenty,
was here today. 'en'yVd
Miss Gertie Roufs visited n,;., |
parents at Navajo "Wednesday WIN
DR.. Montgomery and I,ands., i
son of Outlook were transarS vaa N ~
ness here Wednesday. w
Geo. Simmons was in f.,. /
ranch III the Wolf Greek countm D
urday. ~'0N'fy q
JAS. Cowan of Wolf Creek Voc
business visitor in Redstone toasu ~
Harry Gray was in with a Ioad
oats today and had them groun d
the Farmers Elevator.
j. A. Patchin was in from his 20,
east Of town last Saturday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. johnson wo
in from their ranch Wednesday.
Orel Ness, who is working IN +,
Great Northern round house at Whit
fish, came home Wednesday for
short visit with his parents.
Mrs. VIM. Roufs was here from N
vajo last Saturday and attended
some shopping.
c. B. Bull returned from his ca;
ern trip Saturday.
Prof. F. N. Hannah Of Daleyie
was here Saturday and visited wi
his mother, Mrs. Josephine HANNA
Henry Gray was at Outlook Mo
day, having some dental work done
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Bull were Vi
iting with friends at Plentyvo,
Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Dutton were visito
at the county seat Tuesday.
Frank Gordon and Marion Chandl
were county seat visitors today.
A bus load of our young Peep
went to Outlook last Saturday to a
tend the dance given there for Il
benefit of the Outlook hospital. A
report having a good time.
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After some discussion it was decide1
g allow Mr.. Lobdell an additional
I'VE spot providing he would wear the
star and assume the duties Of town
marshal. We understand that Mr.
Lobdell consented to do this. 50 =, we :
presume that the appointment holds
good. Any and all evil doors are
warned to walk the straight and mar
TOW pain henceforth or take to the
woods entirely.
:. W Anderson was up to Plenty
wood Wednesday on business,
An elght-pound baby boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nygard of Brock
night. 'S
Mrs. F. L. Darland received the
latter part OF last week of the death
OF her father at Hamilton, N. D. She
was unable to attend the funeral.
Jack Hurry has decided to take up
the work Of general auctioneer and
has announced it publicly.
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is engaged in the well drilling bust.
ness has has his rig south of the riv-
/ er, where he has been working fol
the past month.
Tom Abould transacted business al
Plentywood couple of days the past
week
John Fourier came down from
Culbertson, where he is employed in
a barber shop, and spent day OF
so visiting with relatives and friends
Miss Se1ba Richardson returned
| Tuesday morning from Malta, where
she spent several days visiting with
! her brother, who expects to leave in
the near future for California, where
he has purchased property and will
make his future home.
VIM. C. Evans left Tuesday evening
for Glasgow, where he appeared be-
fore the land office yesterday for the
purpose Of bidding on piece of isul-
ated land that was offered for sale out
north of town. He being the only
one to appear to bid on it got the land
at the appraised price.
The Claude Holloway family, who
for the past year have been residents
Of this place, left this week for Will
liston, where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Holloway has been
a brakeman on the branches out of
here for some time past and was re-
Gently transferred to the main line
which caused him to change his resi-
dence.
VIM. Powers spent couple of days
in WiIliston the past week in the in
V411
Purebred Livestock Association show
and sale that is to be held in that city.
on March 2 and 3. This will be the
biggest affair of it's kind in the history
Of the association and arrangements
are being made to accommodate the
crowds that will be there
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| COUNTY ROUNDUP
interesting Items from Our
exchanges and Staff Writers
MEDICINE LAKE

John Norbo is busy unloading a ca
load Of hay. :
j. c. Wigmore was brsines, call.
or n Plentywood che day this week.
Miss Marie Tax will spend a few
Weekssat the home o; her aunt. MIS-
Jack Mead. 4
August Jensen returned to hi, clc
position IN the Pioneer Garage this
week. '4s
,. s. McCabe Of Froid was a busi.
ness caller in this city Thursday.
William NJ. Mortensen of Dagma1
was in town on business one day last
week. 1'''
Mrs. Everson Of Reserve was WIS.,
ltlng her sister, Mrs. Albert Fossum.
Saturday. 49,
Edw. Stubban returned Monday
from his business rip to the Twin
Cities, looking pert and apparently
full of business.
Miss lsaOel Leifring, who has been
spending the past month in Great
Falls returned home MONDAY.
Mr.. Grams, proprietor Of a meat
market at Froid, was having some
dental work done here Monday.
Mrs. 0. B. Hoveland and son Gordon
of Antelope mad some dental work
done here by DR.. Mechanics tuesday.
Mrs. Will Hunter of Antelope and
Mrs. George Hunter of Dooley spent
a few days with their sister, Mrs.
1Saxton, manager of the local tele-
phone exchange Of Medicine Lake.
MT. 0Aydle, cashier Of the First Ma
konal Bank Of Reserve, was in the
city on business Monday.
C. F. Winter of the City Meat Mar
ket has aready packed over 200 tons
Of pure spring water ice. Gasoline
power is used for saving the ice and
teams kept busy hauling
Miss florence Jones, of Fairvlew,
Mont, arrived in this city Wednesday
and will act as assistant in the Farm
ers State Bank Tor 4 fe" days.
Mrs. Haskins, who is an organizer
of the Degree Of Honor, returned to
this city Wednesday ate. spending
the holidays with relatives in Nortl,
Dakota.
Stork Swenson, of the Farmers
State Bank left Wednesday, morning
to visit with friends and relatives in
Birds Island and Minneapolis, Mimi.
Last Sunday the ANIMAL election Of
trustees of the St. PatricK's church
was held and the following trustees
for the ensuing year were elected:
Henry Lieffring, Judge Daley, EIw.
S. Powers, J. G. Lewis, secretary.
Jack Winter of Trenton, n. d., who
has been in charge of his brother, c.
F's ice gang, had his hand badly cut
by saw this week and has gone
home for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Wisher returned
Wednesday from Minnesota, where
they were called to attend the funeral
of his mother. They have the sympa-
thy of the entire community.
A. T. Anderson, the proficient miller
of Medicine Lake -four mill, sold at
Williston, N. D., this week car load
of Lake Pride" -four.
Mrs. David johnson on the Fort
Peck reservation, died Monday from
consumption with which she has been
afflicted for some time. The body
was taken to Drew Tuesday for in
terment in the Indian cemetery.
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COMERTOWN

! II. L. Phlnney and Peter Bruvol(
and John Nelson went to Plentvwoot
Wednesday on business.
Miss Berg came up from Flaxto,
tuesday for visit with her sister
Mrs. Ray Mensing.
N. A. Harris went to Doolev Tues
day to consult DR.. Sells.
Harry Mckay had charge of the
Farmers elevator during the absence
OF Mr.. Nelson.
There was no school last Thursda,
and Friday, the teacher, Miss Peter.
son, being on the sick list.
Dagna johnson is staying at the
Austad home and attending school.
N. A. Harris left for the Kenmare
hospital Friday to undergo an opera.
ton.
Mrs. Mckay returned SATURDAY
from Whitehall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austad entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnussen at 6 o'clock
dinner Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Olson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nelson and Harry Mckay
spent Sunday evening at the M. E.
Hooper ranch.
NJ. G. Sateren was in Westby Sun
day.
NJ. E. Hooper, the Comertown mer-
chant, arrived home from Ruso, N. D.,
where he had been on hay buying
trip the last two weeks.
SCOBEY
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Shen-
mum of Coal Greek, on January q, a
boy.
Charles Tough and w. H. Tough
were business visitors at Plentywood
last Saturday.
Attorney Springer returned Monday
from Wolf Point and other main line
points after an absence of ten DAYS.
The Jim Davis family are on the
road to recovery from an attack of the
flu, }" having been sick for about eight
days.
Mrs. Frank G. johnson and Miss
Stella returned Thursday from Fargo
where Miss Stella has been undergo
ing surgical treatment.
Cherlow Johannessen and Frank
Crone were Scobey visitors Saturday.
A large crowd attended the card
party given by the Altar Society of
st. Phillips Catholic church at the
Masonic hall Wednesday evening.
AID. Lebe Of Madoc was visitor in
this city Wednesday.
Ed. M. Allen of Havre, deputy in
the office of the Bureau of Child and
Animal Protection, was an official
visitor in this city the fore part of
the week on business connected with
his department.
Word has been received in this city
that Walter Golden, who recently un-
derwent a serious operation, is rap
idly recovering and expects to be able
to return home before spring. Walt
is q patient in st. Luke's hospital in
st. Paul.
F. G. Johnson Of the johnson Hard
ware is completing large wall map
of this entire trade territory. The
map is located in the store and has
been the cause of q good deal Of In
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FROID

Mrs. S. =. Dorothy is reported on
the sick list this week.
Grant LeMoine is recovering nicely
from a near case of pneumonia.
Jack Hurry went to Williston We'd
nesday morning on a short business
trip.
Mrs. Guy Sharar, Of Minot, was the
guest of Mrs. F. L. Darland, over Sun
day, leaving Monday for Antelope,
where she will visit with friends.
DIR. Munich of Culbertson was in
town short time Monday on his re-
turn from the ]. Starry home, where
as county physician he went TO raise
Starry family.
The stork paid visit to the 3. J.
Olson home in the country last Sum
day, eaving q cute little bunch of
feminine beauty to gladden. the hearts
Of the fond parents. All concerned
are reported as doing fine.
Ed. Beauchamp returned on Mon
day from Fargo, N. D., where he was
called owing to the death of his faith
&, Mr.. Frank Beauchamp. Inter-
ment was made at Fargo last Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Beauchamp resid-
ed here for several years until last
fall, when they went 10 Fargo to
spend the winter with q son.
County Agent Chase came up from
Mondak Wednesday on business cons
nected with matters Of interest 70
the farmers elevators Of the county,
and also look after the matter Of or
ganizing boys and girls clubs thru
fho schools If the county. Mr., Chase
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Miss ), Sophie And..
from Navajo, Mont anderson -.
Psen visiting her sist sae, !. sie
their popular card >. viii give a :
Evans Hotel Mondpaaa1r eles il tbs
| e; c. Lewerenz rna,1y invited
US, N. D., the latter s''a ns,t TIP !. !
where VINE e he purchased part 1T Of last ,
hay for Messrs. P. j SIX SIX Carload
Spurgeon. o. Macy and
Miss Varnum. ono -
at the depot, left ft'e ve Of the opera
round round Of visits to WE {ybh;erday i'll
Seattle, Tacoma and "pntsfsh, Nj
to n, her home in Minneaooaa1Hisa ad I'd
Mr.. and Mrs. Fran ap0a !
Sunday Sunday for Rochester, N S;veboda
received a message that A, N hal
a insf pro H;rGGth he Frank Woo a,s, sv
Miss Helen sehow was ,,,
some of her girl friends nas SURPRISE
eve, Jan. 31st. The a'S o.. on Satu1
were Z r. served at 8 O'Clock i 81 !,
OF the evening was Spent a =; ana the
playing games. WV Id music
A; Q. johnson, clerk :, ~
Market, was called to Ma al the \
last Sunday, having reca; y,r1s, Mi
age that his father had hses a N!
with paralysis and was , noa stnel
to live. "' not expec
c,n Mr.: and d. Mrs; George K. Dill ;,
Clutter, Mrs. Bert Powers G MEX y y
In I'm ard Mrs. Brooks went mt ~ MS IS {
Monday night to helm roo " Won y
Culbertson boys and Girls t'0' m lor
port two fast snappy games iney
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WESLEY

John Rude was In town on TUESDAY
Marjorie Enger is getting over q
sick attack.
The flu is reported north. and east
of Westby.
Tom Trowbridge returned yester-
day from Crosby.
Art Hetland was a Crosby visitor
the first Of the week.
A. S. Anderson is expected home
from Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. Karls and grandson returned
from Ambrose yesterday.
Walter Peterson Of the south coun-
try is home from Kenmare.
Margaret Stoen has been very
sick little girl, but is better now.
The children of DR.. and Mrs. Points
are recovering from scarletina.
Anton Otheim Of Crosby was 8 bust
ness visitor in Westby Monday.
Miss Sophie Deitline arrived Mon
dav from Outlook and went to Doeley
Mrs. o. &. Thompson of the south
country is visiting her daughter MRS.
John p. johnson. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Granrud We're IN
the city Thursday looking after busl-
ness and calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Fossberg went
John L. Sather was business vls-
itor Tuesday
to Kenmare Tuesday.
Mrs. Hilma Solberg went to Plenty
wood an business Wednesday.
M. Fnrelso Of Minot visited last
weelr with Mr.. and Mrs. Berger Lar
SEN:
Dr.. and Mrs. Points expect 20 go
east soon where Mrs. Points will en-
ter 3 hospital.
Miss Bergan returned on Tuesday
after q two weeks treatment az the
Kenmare hospital.
Rev. Mr.. Ness is still quite 2 sick
man and may have TO remain N bed
two weeks longer.
Mrs. Karls is still in Ambrose at
the Tannas home. Little Norman
Otheim is with her.
Walter Olson has secured the agen-
CIV for Case machinery and will soon
have same ON display.
Arthur Hetland returned Wednes-
day from Crosby after having dental
work done by DR.. Sims.
A. s. Klein drove in from the farm
Tuesday with load of grain. me
now was deep and he was Obliged 70
break rs miles Of road. It required
eipht hours to make the trip. Mr..
Kiein stated that he had seen twenty
head Of horses and some stock on the
road that had persisted during the re-
cent storm. !,
Mr.. Bake Of McElroy walked TO
Westby Tuesday morning, returning
hv train the same day.
Mrs. John Weller has been confined
ia the bed for couple Of weeks, but
was reported improving.
After choir practice Tuesday even
mo Mrs. Theo. Aaberg entertained the
members at lunch at the parsonaee
Clinton Goeze has been on the SICK
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points in the east, where they have
been visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. Nelson ordered his spring supply
OF machinery while in the east.
/ Mrs. Lawrence Marlene from west
OF Scobey came this morning to visit
I a few days with Mrs. A. p. Smerud.
1 The Valley county deputy sheriff
was a business visitor in Flaxviile
the first of the week. From here he
went to Whitehall. Henry Boyer took
nj macross country with his team.
A progressive whist party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tasa was enjoyed
by a number of guests Tuesday ev-
emng. Mrs. John SWenson won the
victory prize and Eleanor Modem the
consolation prize.
1 The Methodist ladies' aid society, at
business meeting held Wednesday
evening, February 4th, voted to hold
their social evenings public, so that
is served, a fee of Is cents will be
any one who cares to come are invit-
led. At these meetings where lunch
charged each one which fee goes into
the general treasury of the aid.
Mrs: Nelson of Cherokee, Iowa, ar
rived Friday morning for visit with
AICA u0NSS41ICI MIS- hoy DuUH.
Q. r. Aslakson has been confined
to his home for the past fed days with
an attack of la grippe. He was able
to be down town Wednesday,
Mrs. NJ. A. Izenhower received a
message yesterday evening Of the
death of her daughter, Mrs. Sam Dun
negan of Whitefish, Mont. Mrs. lien
hover left this morning for that
place.
The Flaxville Methodist ladies aid
society met for their regular two
weeks social last evening with Mrs.
Carl Carlson. The order of the ev-
enin gwas a lively social time followed
by a delicious lunch served by the
hostess, assisted by Miss Fern Ander-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Kurtz, who for
the past nine years have been farm
ing near this city, eft Tuesday morn
ing for Browns Valley, Mimi, where
they will visit at the home of Mrs.
Kurtz's sister, Mrs D., l.. Quinlan.
Mr.. Kurtz held closing out sale last
fall and is looking for a new loca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Robertson of
west of Whitehall received a message
last week that their son Guy, who
after visiting at points in the east,
was on his way to Lawton, Oklahoma,
had arrived at that place seriously i'll.
His sister, Catherine, who visited in
Flaxville week before last, and who
has had considerable training as a
nurse, started Immediately for Law
ton to be at the bedside of her broth
er. Whe hop to soon hear of Guys
complete recovery.
A deal was contaminated last week
Irving Bunse bought of Roy
Dunno, his barn and dray line. Mr.
.sunse has been farming near Flax
vile for number of years and his
winter moved to Flaxville to have adj !!
vantage of me school for his children
and has been employed of the dray
line this winter Nh Bunse is hard |
worker and there is no doubt but tie
city draying will be handled in as |
efficient way as heretofore. Mr.. Bnnse !,
took charge of the drayink and feed |
barn February LIST. Mr.. Dunn is UNI
decided as to what he will do but it is !
hoped he will remain in our locality.
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DOOLEY

Mrs. Christ Olson returned Frida,
from visit at Minnesota points.
A. N. Wankle returned SATURDAY.
from Chicago, where he sold car of
cattle.
| H. NJ. Nelson spent from Thursday
until Monday with his brother near
Westby.
Willard Markuson is assisting at
the J. C. Epler store this week, dur
ing Mr.. Epler's absence.
Mrs. Henry Hagen and daughter re-
turned Friday from a visit with her
parents at Rolla, n. D.
Mrs. H. E. Burnham has purchased
| a new player piano.
H. E. Burnham went to brentwood
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
John Karmer was here from Dale
view Monday and Tuesday, the guest
Of II. A. Bretzke and family.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Mclean Tuesday, February
3, 1920. All concerned are doing we'll.
Miss Clara Carlson has been visit
ing at the Oscar Bergan and Henry
Fransen home the past week.
o. NJ. Johnson went to Plentywood
Tuesday as a delegate from this dis
trict at the Commissioner-Farm Bu-
reau meeting at that place, held We'd
nesday.
L. E. Isle of Great Falls, promin-
ent member of the A. O. U. w., visited
the local lodge here Tuesday night.
P. G. Neville returned Friday from
Fargo, N. D., where he attended
convention of Implement Dealers.
Herman Holverson of Blomming, re-
turned Saturday from Kenmare,
where he underwent a successful OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.
NJ. E. Hooper was here from Com
ertown first of the week. He re-
turned Saturday from North Dakota
points, where he has been purchasing
hay.
Peder Bruvold and U. G. Farmhouse
were here from Comertown Tuesday,
attending to business matters. Mr..
Farmhouse remaining until Wednesday
in order to attend the meeting of the
A. o u. w. lodge Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Epler and daugh-
ter, Virginia, left Monday for Austin,
Mimi, where Mrs. Epler and daughter
will remain for several weeks to visit
her father, ] J. Furlong. Mr.. Epler
will 20 to the Twin Cities and Duluth
from Austin, to purchase spring
goods.
J. o. Brensdahl was here from the
Antelope country Tuesday.
Hans B. Hanson left Wednesday
for his old home in Norway to make
an extended visit.
Geo. & VIM. johnson arrived here
from Idaho, Friday, and will farm ex-
tensively this spring. ~,
Mrs. Theo. johnson and daughter
Eleanor and son Ellef returned We'd
nesday from a months visit at Mime
sofa points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Olson arrived
here from Westby Tuesday to visit
at the White Kitchen restaurant. They
have sold their hotel at Limberick,
Canada, and are undecided just where
they will locate.
Rash Burnham arrived here from
st. Paul, Mimi, Tuesday and went to
Outlook Wednesday. Rash will rent
the hotel and billiard parors at Ray
mond, operating q barber shop in con-
nection. His family will arrive in
several weeks.
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BANVL.LE>

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell are the
parents of :, robust so1., born on Jan.
28th.
Mrs. Rhea and Mrs. H. NJ. Allen
will entertain the Congregational
Ladies' Aid at the church Thursday,
February 10Th.
j. L. Gardner, former resident of
this vicinity, but who for the past
several years has lived in Williston,
was a business visitor in the city the
fore part of the week. Mr.. Gardner
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BASKET BALL SCORE RECORDS

Records reaching the State Colleg,
from high schoo basketball teams o.
the state, show the following teams
to have won all their games to dat
this season: Billings, Darby, Denton
Camas Prairie, Butte, Jefferson couh'
ty (Boulder), bingham and Dawson
county (Glendive).
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16
DON'T WHINE IN SICK ROOM
sememhe, 20 Garry Cheer. Net Sym
PATTY 10 Those Who Are TEN.
peesrtiy Shut In

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,hen tr visit The etyk roam t,fidi
lions surrounding ~" bedside ,'sl'a
TONS present Wide Variation There
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conditions. and thht &, tr carry cheer
AND suns, nt,- not lang face bat a
milc II the ia'is0!s are nh'e iHlk
tp thpm ~ what ~ going "n outside
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man Nho fpr ever twenty Years had
hren pGralSxed WIS visited by u
friend who WAS pr1fNve tu expressing
hrs sympathy and fesre, NJ the sirk
mans teptcsaucss As he WIS atonf
~ leave, Me afflicted msn said tmBe
asetu, wont ynu but when you do
please forget 'o ,rI esr that snp are
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years lIclp me IA forget e Rrns
me- hreeth IT 'he outside world
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cheer A book ~ a magazine alsn
h,tps Thrift Magazine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16
WHAT PeevED THE RECRUIT
fssts % smcasstsn tss RAD With Ger.
peral Lsft film plssuatsd With
Relief From Quart Duty.

A rssarie ~ recruits of the latest
sln'age. " hn he'd enlisted In tie hnls
~ besng sent 70 the Rhine. wcrs dta.
easing the nrss and carsx ~ army l'f~,
III asp'' ~ haa, ss'nntled one. Mos,
nf n il sit right. has It's that blasted
rvlief frum guard duty that gets I'VE, .
Relief from. gaHr' duty :" ejsrp'a',
ID the usher. Kan. you're cuckoo
There's rasainr to lseias relieved from
guard DUR is's h~tns an guard duty
thar'x he'll !"
NO" MA attained the hrst. 'lt's the
r~saf Why the other day they pp,
ne nn gaatd fer tao hours, End I,
wasn't had et all tas; standing round
end ssrfginr the rsw' ~ eth drilling
and Eeue3rg ihHt didn't hare ~ DO
II frv@eiF hst then y hsn fise titn~ fnt
relief came 'he corporal calpe ~ sg3
gave me- thn devil
~whp, fory
"Nashtng Nefhir- n en- | tu-
,NsIi,.nt Remember where Ia left my
rsry"