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toRREMPTth* unit lun of ih—k— wfeUofc trillextend to Augwsi St. |The curnp la said to bt la fiae, •hope mad erary treapar of tit* «7 upoctod to att«t(Li'mvmtACm*-riTwI***don**t*keCATCH TEN RATS AT ONCE IN NINTH WARPCAFTAXff MORSELwnasxt must tocam LOCAL UNIT• baysi mjI «nand:tuun*ch re-haveeveraia fitted), 306I with kache, atiotu, should *Ubio m re* I herbde* to (con* onlyTroop U leaves for Camp Bougies on special train this even^ig-Tke unexpected newsthat complete equipment was at band, making possible the fortnight's encamp- j sent for Eau Claire and Chippewa' Fails cavalry units, was telephoned to Victor M. Stoits by Captain Ira 8, Horel from Camp Douglas yesterday.Captain Horel, Lieutenants George Harrington apd Frank Eller, Sergeant Clarence Cleaaby ^nd Stable geageant Edward Schubert of Troop h left for Camp Douglas yesterday morning to attend the third encampment of the national guard and to attend special aehools provided for them. The officers will return here arriving at 2 o’clock this morning.All members of Troop L are to meet Captain Horel at the Auditorium at 3 o’clock this afternoon. Those who are unable to attend the meeting are bidden to telephone: Captain Horel. |Efforts will be made by the of-: fleers of the troop to arrange with the employers to grant members of“Old rata, fnuf i*Mf Lnb nta, tuiwwf rats.Gray rata, brows «■*,Black rata, tavttv rata.Grave old floakii, gay yosai friaken Oouetae, u$*m» amau a*d shwn” aeeaa to have Mnttd a Piad Fipmr'm yaraitisr at Via* aad Foanh street,They gaawad the' harm aadchkkea coop, they /carried off the flmffy yellow rMffka, they made tfaeaaaelvM am loatiiaeaae and pesky aa only rata ea» aad thea, iuatag feasted sad asdo merry, they walked boldly fata a wire trap set by Hr. and Mrs. Adolph HageuMum, Sfcl VI streoi. From the big wire closure twenty heady black eyes glared oat *»d ten rawed hairless tails . lashed yesterday morning.There are Mill rats ixi the Ninth ward but there are tea fewer than last week.MILWAUKEE, Wifi. — Nfcfcoas Strathos and six friends were playing cards for coffee he to'd the Judge. But the cops didn’t find any coffee and the Judge didn’t believe Jt. Twenty five and costs for Kic and $10 and costs for his friends.
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Eau Claire Leader
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, US
Tue, Aug 17, 1920
Page 8
Full Page
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