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GRESHAM
HONOR ROLL FOR EASTERN MULTNOMAH
L
OUTLOOK TUESDAY,
JANUARY
14,
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Terse Tales of T he Tow n
T h e fo llo w in g l is t o f n a m e s in clu d es
th o s e fro m G resh a m . T ro u td a le. F air-
v ie w , C orb ett, P le a s a n t H om e, P le a sa n t
V a lley . B o rin g , E tc.
PAGE THREE
The Easiest Question
DESTON D. LAKE
LOYAL l . l a k e
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HAROLD LAKE
An e a s te rn M u ltn o m a h y o u n g m an
GEORGE LARSON
H e w as ju s t a n o rd in a ry d o u g h b o y
PETER LARSON
"l-apa. asked little ttve-year-old, “ how do you open a bank account?
w ho h ad n e v e r s le p t a t a h o te l be­ w ith a ll th e lo n eso m en ess of b ein g
EMIL LAUBKR
CARL ALLDER
ERNEST LAYMAN
T h e b a n k s a re alw ay s a sk in g you to open an acco u n t.”
fo re, to o k a ro o m a t a le a d in g h o s­
DON C. ALLARD
LEONARD LAUDERBACK
aw ay fro m h o m e sta m p e d all o v e r
PRANK ARMSTRONG
te lry In P o rtla n d o n e n ig h t. H e h ad
JULIUS LAMPERT
E A R N E S T JO H N WM. A N D E R S O N
Son, th a t's th e easiest q uestion to a n sw er th a t you have ask ed in
2D
LIEUT
ELMER
LEADER
ISAAC W. ANDERSON
a g o o d -sized ro ll of b ills a n d w as th e him . I t w as g e ttin g d a rk a n d every-
ARTHUR LEDBURY
a
long
tim e. By opening an acco u n t they m ean leaving som e m oney
GLENN ANDRE
FRED J LEDBURY
o w n e r o f a b e a u tifu l re v o lv er. B eing one on th e s tr e e t b u t h im seem ed to
ROBERT ANDREWS
WM LEDBURY
w
ith
them
. You Just walk up to th e window and tell th e m an you w ant
AMBERT ANDREWS
fro m th e c o u n try h e is a g o o d sh o t be h u r r y in g so m e w h e re a n d he h ad
JOSEPH C. LETSINGER
MELVIN ANDREWS
l.LoY D L1TTLEPAGE
to
leave
so
m uch money. T h ere is little said ab o u t th e "opening."
HERBERT ARMSTRONG
a
n
d
is
fu
lly
a
b
le
to
ta
k
e
c
a
re
of
h
im
­
ALTON LOVELACE
no p lace to go th a t w as m o re c h e e r­
EDWIN FOREST ARNOLD
HARoLD LYMAN-
self a n d his p ro p e r ty — b u t his h o te l
TOM BAKER
He
ta
k
e
s
y
o
u
r money and gives you a receipt, and a check book and
KEITH LYMAN-
fu l th a n th e s tr e e t o r th e ra ilw a y
ELMER BANKL’S
e x p e rie n c e h ad been co n fin ed to f l i r t ­
LIEUT CHAS R McCOLL
HERBERT BASLEE
ask
s
no
questions.
Vou have th en opened a bank account. Now to
SGT C. W (SHERMAN) M'CARTER ing w ith th e c h a m b e rm a id s fro m th e w a itin g room , even If th e cold d a m p ­
ERNEST BATES
SGT. ROY M’CARTER.
BYRON BELL
open
an
account
a
t
the
sto re — well, th a t's d ifferen t— th ey alw ay s ask
c a r r o l l M c C r e a r y
ness d id p e n e tr a te to th e bo n es an d
sid e w a lk .
SGT (1st C lass) PRANK BELL
E J MiCULLOCH
som
e
questions.
LESLIE BERKE
J o h n M c G in n is
W h en h e w as re a d y to g o to bed th e sid e w a lk s w ere w et w ith tr a c k
OTI.EY BERKE
ARCHIE McKEOWN
PETER R BERKE
he p lace d h is m oney u n d e r h is pillow ln g s fro m th e slip e ry s tre e ts .
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y
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ALBERT A. BEYER
RoBT M a GNUSEN
a n d h is g u n w ith in easy re a c h on a
CARL P BEYER
An old lad y , n o t too w arm ly clad
W ILLIE MARTIN-
ELMER C BEYER
CHARLES MAYER
c h a ir a t h is b ed sid e. T h e n h e w a n ­ an d to o feeb le to s ta n d long, w as
JACK BICHAN, honorably discharged
NEWTON L MARYOTT
BLISS. CLEVELAND
d e re d In to d re a m la n d , fe e lin g th a t s e a te d on a fo ld in g cam p sto o l on th e
SGT
HARVEY
MASSEY
HENRY BOTTLESON
Gresham
SGT LEE MERRILL
Oregon
h im se lf an d h is m oney w as In no ed g e of th e h u rr y in g s tre a m of h u ­
LIEUT. AMOS WATT BOTKIN
WALTER
W
METZGER
DANIEL BOURGEOIS
d
a
n
g
e
r.
ADELRERT
W
METZGER
m
a
n
ity
,
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fferin
g
h
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r
p
a
p
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rs
in
m
u
te
EUGENE BOURGEOIS
PLOYED S. METZGER
CECIL BOZARTH
A lo n g a b o u t fo u r o ’clock in th e ap p e a l. T h e so ld ie r p assed h e r by,
JOHN MILAN
SGT BOYD O. BRASWELL
WAGONER
BAYARD MILLER
C aJil o f T h a n k s.
m
o
rn in g he w as a w a k e n e d by a d eep th e n tu r n in g , to o k off a glove, u n ­
JOHN BRIGGS
CORP. GLENWOOD MILLER
DAN CUPID KNOWS NO
ED G A R BROOKS
W
e,
th
e
p a re n ts , w ife a n d c h ild re n
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room
.
b u tto n e d h is eo at to g e t in to th e r e ­
JEROM E BROOK
LE1GHTI IN MONTEITH
ARMISTICE
of N ew ton P a rs o n s, w ish to ex p ress
EM ERSO N BROW N
H e c a u tio u sly re a c h e d fo r h is g u n cess w h ere rep o sed h is c ash , took o u t
t h o s p. M o r g a n
PRANK BROWN
LELAND B. MOORE
o u r th u n k s an d h e a r tf e lt a p p re c ia ­
a n d liste n e d In te n tly . P re tty so o n he a g le a m in g new q u a r t e r a n d p u t it
CLARENCE BROWNING
GEORGE NEIRSoN
CORP. ANDREW J. BRUGGER
tio n to a ll th e n e ig h b o rs a n d frie n d s
L
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u
is
n e il s o n
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to
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,
ta
k
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a
ERNEST J. BRUGGER
GEORGE NELSON
a n d esp ecially th e ra ilro a d m en, w ho
JOHN BURBA
th e so u n d s cam e a n d le t h is re v o lv e r p enny p n p e r from h e r pile, an d fo r­
EDWARD
C.
NOREEN
LEON CADDY
OSCAR E. NOREEN
show ed su ch k in d n e ss to u s in o u r
sp it o u t a b u lle t.
E v e ry th in g w as g o t h is c h an g e.
CALL, ROBERT
RoY OLSEN
ALBERT CAMP
re c e n t illn e ss a n d loss o f o u r d e a r
RAUL PALMBLAD
s till in th e ro o m b u t th e ech o es, an d
T
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p
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a
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a
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h
ED CANIPP
RAY RALMGUIST
o n e a n d fo r th e m an y b e a u tifu l
OSCAR CARLSON
as th e y d ied dow n th e r e w as a g r e a t can ju s t a ro u n d th e c o rn e r. H is w as
tom p a r k e r
HARRY C. CHASE
\ ERL PARKER
flo w e rs w hich h elp ed to m a k e th e
h u b b u b a n d a h u n d re d p e rso n s w ere a sm all tr ib u te , b u t It w as n o t c h a r i­
JO SEPH CHIODO
IRVIN PARMLEY
ERNEST CHRISTENSEN
so rro w e a sie r.
PEDER It. PEDERSON
s
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se
llin
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p
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LOUIS CHRISTENSEN
EDWARD PEAK
GEORGE CLARK
T h ey w ere ail v ery m u ch ex cited , b u t p ers In th e ra in , b u t so m e b o d y ’s
Mr. an d M rs. H e n ry P a rs o u s , M rs.
PELTON, WILLIAM
SGT. CARL GONDGON
, CLIFTON PETERSON
th e y o u n g m an tu r n e d on th e lig h ts m o th e r was.
M ary P a rs o n s, F a y e a n d D ale
ORRIE CONRAD
ELMER
L.
I’H
ELPS
PERCY CONRAD
v ery d e lib e ra te ly , a n d o p en ed th e
P a rs o n s.
LEONARD PIATT
EDMUND G CONVILL
PAY E. POTTER
HARRY COOLEY.
W e h e a r a lo t of A m erican m a-
d o o r. T h en it w as fo u n d th a t h e h ad
H o w a r d r o w e r s
M I LO M COONS
¡CECIL PULFEIt
s h o t th e v alv e off th e r a d ia to r w hich ch in e g u n s a n d th e G erm an b ra n d
GEORGE W. CRANDALL
DEXTER QUESINBERRY
Card o f T hanks.
RALPH E. CRANDALL
w as ju s t b e g in n in g to re sp o n d to th e w hich th e d is p a tc h e s alw ay s to ld of
1ST LIEUT It W QUESINBERRY
SGT. (1st Class) EAR! RADFORD
2D LIEUT. FRED CRANE
b
ein
g
ta
k
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n
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th
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n
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diffu
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by
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I ELMER ItADFORD
EMERSON A CRAWFORD
W e d e sire to e x te n d o u r m o st s in ­
ERVIN F RADFORD
FRANK CRAWFORD
w ere so m e b ird s. Also we h e a r oc­
b a se m e n t.
CORP. FLOYD RADFORD
c e re e x p re s sio n s of g r a titu d e to th e
DOMINICK CUNNINGHAM
c
a
sio
n
a
lly
of
th
e
In
v
e
n
to
rs
of
th
e
s
e
JESSE RADFORD
CORP. CARLYLE A CUNNINGHAM
frie n d s a n d n e ig h b o rs w ho so k in d ly
ELLSWORTH RAKER
REUBEN DANIELSON
A G resh am y o u n g s te r h a s been w o n d e rfu l m a c h in e s a n d d iscu ssio n s
HARVEY RANEY
W ENDELL DANIELSON
a ss iste d us in o u r b e re a v e m e n t upon
m u ch im p re sse d re c e n tly by w a rn in g s of w a te r a n d a ir-co o led ty p es. A rm y
CLIFFORD W. READ
FRED DAVIS
GUY It. READ, Severely wounded.
th e d e a th o f o u r b eloved w ife and
J H DEAVER
a b o u t th e c a re o f h is h e a lth in th e s e re v o lv e rs th a t sh o o t fro m six to ten
RGSS E. READ. Cited for bravery
W. DEAVER
I d a u g h te r .
CHAS. C. REED
CHAS. DEHAVEN
d ay s o f th e 'f l u ,” an d th e n u m e ro u s b u lle ts a t a lo a d in g a re fa m ilia r to
G. REYNOLDS
SADDLER EDWARD DICKENSON
C h a rle s J o h n s o n , W. B o ttle so n a n d
d e a th s th a t he h a s b een to ld a b o u t. m ost o f th e y o u n g m en o f th e w o rld ;
'.E R N E RICHEY
GOUGH O. DIX
I. E RICHMOND
W ife.
JOSEPH DOLOVITCH
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to
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tic
s
.
B
ut
1
WARD
RICHMOND
LEO DOLOVITCH
HARRY C. RICKERT
Dan
C
upid
ev
id
e
n
tly
recognizes
HARLOW M DOUGLASS
w
hen
S
a
n
ta
C
lau
s
cam
e
a
ro
u
n
d
th
e
th e g u n th e y use In th e m ovies—-we
VICTOR RICKERT
CECIL DUKE
Cui*>d a t a C ost o f a n C onta.
kfd rec e iv e d a fine ch o o -ch o o tr a in . n e v e r h e a r m e n tio n o f th e g u n s o r i no a rm is tic e te rm s to cease firin g
W ltlC H ER T
RAYMOND DUNBAR
P rin c e ss
P a t " — P a tric ia of C on­
2D
LIEUT.
LESTER
RICHEY
ED DUNN
H
e
w
as
p
ro
u
d
ly
e
x
h
ib
itin
g
it
to
so
m
e
“ E ig h t y e a rs ag o w hen we first
th e m an w ho In v e n te d It. T h e v il­
1ST SGT KENNETH ROBERTS
n a u g h t— h as fallen b efo re one of
EDER. PRANK
CLAUD ROBINSON
HENRY ELTON EASTMAN
n e ig h b o rs w ho a sk e d how m u ch it la in Is ch a se d a ll o v e r th e h o u se, up
his sw ift a rro w s S he h as a c c e p t­
m oved to M a tto o n , I w as a g re a t s u f­
SAM W. ROBINSON
ELLIOTT, RAY EDWARD
ed C o m m an d er R am sey, h e ir to
co st to rid e on h is tr a in .
FRANK ROGERS
WILSON EASTMAN
on th e ro o f, dow n th e ra in sp o u t an d
fe r e r fro m in d ig e stio n a n d c o n s tip a ­
ARCHIE ROSS
RAY ELLIOTT
th e E arl of DalhotiHle. P rin c e ss
“
T
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re
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d
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sw
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re
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.
tio n ,” w rite s M rs. R o b e rt M atto o n ,
o
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of
s
tre
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ts
,
b
la
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in
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aw
ay
a
t
CORP.
JO
E
-ROSS
VENCIL EVANS
P
at
h
as
re
fu
se
d
m
any
royal
and
NELSON ROSS
ED. EVERETT
“ W h e re can you g o fo r th r e e d o l­ him a t e v e ry ju m p . It is a m a rv e l­
M atto o n , 111. “ I h ad fre q u e n t h e a d ­
p rin cely p ro p o sals
“ A tr u e love
GLENN RUSHER
W S. EVERETT
CORP. D. E RUSSELL
la r s ? ” o n e ask ed .
GALEN FANCHER
a c h e s an d dizzy sp ells, a n d th e r e w as
a f f a i r " — Is th e v erd ict over th is
o u s Run, you n e v e r see It lo a d e d , you
JOHN
DALE
RUSSELL
ELIS FORSGREN
m atch.
M o u n t S co tt c e m e te ry .” w as th e n e v e r see it re lo a d e d a n d it n e v e r
a fe e lin g lik e a heav y w e ig h t p re s s ­
EDGAR L. RUSSELL
ISAAC POSTER
CHASE E. ST. CI,AIR
EMANUEL FOX
p
ro
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rep
ly
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ts.
in g on my sto m a c h a n d c h e s t a ll th e
LESLIE T ST.CLAIR
SGT. JOHN W. FOX
SGT. RUDOLPH SARQUIST
MILTON FOX
tim e. I fe lt m ise ra b le . E v ery m o r­
2D LT. GEORGE SCHANTIN
ERNEST J FREEMAN
PLEASANT HOME
sel o f food d is tre s s e d m e.
I could
TONY SC11 ANTIN’
KENT FREEMAN
n o t re s t a t n ig h t a n d fe lt tire d an d
SGT, (1st Class) S. G. SCHNEIDER
FREDERICK, OTTO
ALBE1UP SEDIG
T h e R ed C ro ss A u x iliary w ill m eet w o rn o u t all th e tim e.
W ILLIAM GAUPMAN
O ne b o ttle
HARRY SEDIG
DEWEY GIBBS
OSCAR SEDIG
n e x t F rid a y a fte rn o o n w ith M rs. M. of C h a m b e rla in ’s T a b le ts c u re d m e
CORP. ROY H. GIBBS
an d I h a v e sin c e fe lt lik e a d iffe re n t
| ED. THEO. SELL
LLOYD GIESE
W a sh in g to n , D.
J a n . 13.— an d in a n s w e r to specific re q u e s ts. H e L e n n a rts .
RAY SHRINER
p e rs o n .”— A dv.
MERRILL R. GOOD
ROBERT SHUMWAY
MERV1N R. GOOD
S p ecial to th e O u tlo o k :— R e p re s e n ­ b eliev es t h a t th is m e th o d o f d is tr ib ­
ALFRED 8IMONSEN
hom er g ossett
A uto a c c e sso rie s fo r a ll cars. C.
F o rd a n d C h e v ro le t re p a irin g . C.
ALFRED SLOOP
ROBERT GUSTAFSON
ta tiv e C. N. M c A rth u r, of th e T h ird u tio n w ill In s u re a p ro p e r use o f th e E. O sb u rn & Co.
, THOS. ELTON SLOOP
W ILLIE HALEY
E. O sb u rn , G re sh a m .
tf
seed s w ith o u t w aste.
FRED MURRAY SMITH
FLOYD HALLOCK
O reg o n D istric t, to d ay
announced
I OSCAR SPAHN
OLIVER HAMBLIEN
Mr. M c A rth u r a lso h a s se v e ra l
(HARRY SPENCER
CORP PRANK A. HAMLIN
th a t h e h ad a t h is d isp o sal s e v e ra l th o u s a n d a g r ic u ltu r a l b u lle tin s a t ht3
FRANK G VAN SPEYBROCK
JOHN HAMLIN
CLIFTON HARRIS
GEORGE STAFI'ANSON
th o u s a n d p a c k a g e s of a s s o rte d v eg e­ d isp o sal a n d w ill be g lad to fu rn is h
THEADORE HARRIS
JOSEPH STAFFEN8ON
FRED HARRT
11J A I. M A It ST A F F E N S ON
ta b le an d flo w e r seed s, a n d th a t he lis ts o f th e sam e a n d to fill su ch o r ­
LAWRENCE HARVEY
WA LF REI > STA FFENSON
w ill be g la d to su p p ly re a s o n a b le d e rs fo r b u lle tin s as m ay s u b s e q u e n t­
ALFRED HAUGLUM
CORP. EARL STANLEY
PETER HAUGLUM
HARRY STANLEY
q
u a n titie s of th e sa m e to an y re s id e n t ly be s e n t to him . T h e se b u lle tin s
PORTUS H A TFIELD
SGT WILBUR STANLEY
SGT. VEHN STATER
MICHAEL It HEMRICH
o f M u ltn o m a h co u n ty w ho c o n te m ­ d eal w ith n u m e ro u s s u b je c ts p e r ta in ­
C. HENDRICKS
RAUL STEVENS
p la te s p la n tin g a s p rin g g a rd e n .
ROY HENSLEY
C L A R K E STILLIONS
ing to a g r ic u ltu r e , h o r tic u ltu r e , do-
CLYDE P. STONE
2D LIEUT W A. HENSLEY
T h is y e a r's a llo tm e n t o f see d s is m o stic sc ien ce, s a n ita tio n a n d o th e r
SGT. OSCAR STONE
CARYL HESLIN
ERNEST W STRATTON
C O R I. CLAUDE HESLIN
c o n sid e ra b ly s m a lle r th a n
t h a t of live to p ics.
CHARLES HICKS
ARTHUR STREBIN
p re v io u s y e a rs b ec a u se w a r c o n d i­
JAS. O. HILLYARD
GEORGE It. SWAGEKT
A ll re q u e s ts fo r see d s sh o u ld be
J. WILLIAM HILLYARD
GEORGE SWYGERT
— *--w ——
• • „ •- .
tio n s h a v e p ro h ib ite d th e im p o r ta ­ a d d re s se d to R e p re s e n ta tiv e C. N.
CONRAD H' 'ECKER
LESTER TALLMADGE
VICTOR HOLM
'CORP. FRANK TEEV1N, wounded.
tio n o f la rg e q u a n titie s th a t th e g o v ­ M c A rth u r, H o u se Office B u ild in g ,
JOHN K HONEY
iEDMOND TEEVIN
e rn m e n t h a s h e re to fo re p u rc h a s e d W a sh in g to n , D. C., a n d th o se w ho
FREDERICK HONEY
¡W ILL TEEVIN
HERBERT H. HOSS
PAYMASTER LLOYD TEGART
fro m E u ro p e an d b ec a u se o f lig h t w rite sh o u ld s ta te w h e th e r th e y w ant
FRED HOSS
j 2D LIEUT ERNEST THOM
CORP BRUCE HOYT, wounded severely EDRIC THOMAS
y ield s a n d low d e liv e rie s of seed s v e g e ta b le o r flo w e r seed s, o r b o th ,
EVERETT HUGHES
FRANK W THOMAS
1ST LIEUT. DR. H. H. HUGHES
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CORPORAL RAYMOND HUMASON
EARL TOWNSEND
SGT C. C. JACK
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ALBERT A. JOHNSON
ALPHONSE VAN DONINCK
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AUGUST VAN DONINCK
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ARTHUR VOLBRECHT
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WALTER VOLBRECHT
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J' 'SEPH WALCH
AHI.AN JOY
•WILLIAM WALCH, killed in action.
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WALTER K ITZM ILLER
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