SOLDIER BOVS HAVE GONE.Uiw;toccbefe01WiInwlaPistThe thirty-four boys whose names were listed in the Herald last week left yesterday noon for Carap Dodge A short farewell service was held in the assembly room of the court house Attorney A. D. Howard made a short “but very appropriate address, bidding the boys goodbye, good luck and Godspeed. The Jefferson band and G. A.R. Drum Corps furnished the music and a large number of citizens accompanied the boys and their relatives to the Northwestern station, to bid them farewell. Those who left were:John F. Quinn, Bagiey.Baseloes Vargeaneos, Scranton, Gary, Ind.Vester It* Smith, Baton.’ X.eo^'Keimedy,*- Scranton. - —.Walter Ri Krieger, Grand Junction. Charles L. Maiie, Scranton.J. P. Murrane, Scranton.Magne E, T Carlson, Paton.Walter L. Moritz, Dana Solon W. Williams, Paton.John Zimmer, Churdan.Francis T. Peacock, Jefferson.Utley K. Wiggins, Cooper.Fred A. Krueger, Grand Junction.Bige Mount, Cooper.Milo G. Van Horn, Jefferson.Harry W. Howe, Scranton.* Clarence E, Howard, Grand Junct/ Joseph T. Devine, Bagiey.Coryl DePew, Rippey. .Ralph J. Woods, Jefferson Roscoe H. Strawn, Jefferson.Patrick S. Rouse, Dana. ^Antone Danger, Jefferson. *CJ, Jolm H. Breaden, Jefferson. c]Thomas J. McDermott, Jamaica. uGlenn Crews, Dawson. ,Wayne H. Thompson, Grand Junet t(Garlon W. Southers, Jefferson.Forest W. Perkins, Grand Junction Gotlieb Schmidt, Scranton. ^* Francis J. Doyle, Dana. aMichael Krenz, Jefferson. . aRalph .Book, Scranton. q, Elmer K. Young, Grand Junction. ^° One boy oxtra was sent to make up ^for*a shortage in Hancock county.’ ^ccaofncwindiseoiccInC(fewaleiaitl