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JONALSured 92 and urt yester-dlng guilty on Carl charge by isvere, but dellbera-|iOFF ON PENNSYor ot W»-NftMD for iking thara ihara have lit the flah taetad. Mr. MMtgnment i from Coin. Othara Minkthe W. L. labia mare was atrnck y “Tudie »e had es-0 highway. » machine.The ma-Leser and No onety treasur-II be asao-onal bank q was of-nt Mr. Ur-ld will go :er he ex-the steelTHIS MORNINGFarrand, her guest. ; Mr. and Dr. Regl-hand last i at Gary, th to see the hos-tacked by in a street y was at lencement 1, on the l of MissHaute, of talion, of ry, Knox, are units. *alns this the offi-d been at late train :nox.ulated In by scores town may Gary. If voters of it will be 1 and also for fur-j.n as the :les, pass-(From Saturday's Dally)The call to arms brought Its griefaa wall aa Its glory today. Company L marched away amid the atralna of martial music and the Butter of flags, but mothers, wires, sweethearts and children wept, and aren strong man gave rant to thalr sorrow in tears.At the Pennsylvania station 2,500 people gathered to see the departure. With on!/ a half-hour to prepare for entraining. Company L demonstrated Its discipline. Just before 8 o'clock, aa the faces of the men were clouded with gloom and disappointment. Captain E. T. Helne-man received the official order to hasten to Fort Benjamin Harrison. Round after round of cheers went up from the lips of the soldiers, so eager were they to break away into new activities. On the floor of the armory knapsacks were done up in clock-work *tyle: the equipment was hurried away on a dray, and soon afterward an olive drab column, rifle-tipped, passed out into the street and away.Late last night the long looked for official order had not arrived. Still this morning all was quiet. The boys chafed to be away, finally gave up hopes, and then resigned themselves to another 24 hours' stay in the armory. The order came like a ray of sunshine through a cloud of gloom, and after that all was enthusiasm in the ranks.The ringing of the courthouse bell and those in some of the churches was the flrst public announcement of the movement. A crowd gathered rapidly. The Foster Lumber A Coal company shut up shop and came with all hands on a truck and carried a big flag. The City band stepped into line, and by the time the station was reached the crowd was enormous.National airs struck patriotism into the hearts of even the pacifists. Now is the time to say your farewells. was the announcement of an officer, and instantly there was a scene not scion to be forgotten. Many a kiss was Imprinted upon the Ups of the soldiers, and many a rose was pinned on the uniforms, not to be removed until withered to decay. Finally the train moved in; the boys marched into the two rear coaches: again the goodbyes were said, and then the considerate engineer, In due respect to the occasion, drew the train out of the station with his locomotive puffing ever so gently.TVO VALTO 1(From 8a Long before assurance of a c ralso had two 1 army In MexI Williams, son o and Harold Ra John Boye. Tt at 8t. Louis an to the border.Williams eeld* Rathjens la hei days, the last c Ing yesterday. 1 during the da nlghta are cool •oldlera were cat where they enjo: While the ti gether on a hoc they became Inti llama entered hi stated that he •‘You needn’t w he aald. The 1 from the city, from them was • ed at St. Louis.Mr. Boye state seems to be enjo ing Is said in h to war activitle* Is 2.1 cents for a Mr. and Mrs. Be his wants from Through the i Ing picture Mr. \ only a short tin He positively id marched across company. Besid very good likenei cago Tribune tw« for an examinatl a bard day s mai Before coming his father last done drill service army, but was r duty across the charged because lid. This seemed to hts enlistment with Company A, Company K, bot ment.FATHER CO.MEt GIVE FA(From Fatu F. J. Merriam, of Second Lleute Ham, came here might greet his n and say goodby Chicago man woi during all of hi he regretted to sc leaving, he was I that he is a good Ham entertained pany L at the Ha occasion of the p In Chicago, conse« a stranger here.
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Valparaiso Porter County Vidette
Valparaiso, Indiana, US
Wed, Jun 28, 1916
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Porter C.
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