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MUST DBATH IS AVCS. -7 7~ ' \8*nel«t to *1m WuUni^ P»t-Bristol*. V*., tee. f.—Li«nt X Jt Paxton,* Jr., died in Francs from woixtidfl ftusUlned In. action, aecordfntir to information. rAcelTtd by his father, thd Rer, J, K. Paxton, of 8t- Charles. I He received bis commiwion at Camp 1 Upton. ^ 11Private Carl £. Brandon, of Fall J T Branch, Sullivan county, died from.; Wounds received in France, according * Bto news reachinar here. He was a j ■ member * of Company . H, 117th in*- J fantry, ' * eCumberland, Md.„ Dec. 7-—Mr, andJ v Mra H. Hi Haugfher, of Meyersdale, 0 have received word that their son, Milton, died of wounds In a hospital in France late in October- \Word has reached here that Bergrt. 'William Schauwecker, of Rock wood, was killed in France only a few days | v before the signing: of the armistice. j. a Frostburgr, Md., Dec. 7.—Mr. and, v Mrs. John Farrady were advised today that their son, John, was killed in sc- m tion fn France October 1. This ts, j their 4econd\son to fall in the war, a Hugrh Farrady being: killed in the j battle of Chateau -Thierry. John r j Farrady entered the service In Sep^l { (ember of last year and Va« trained i S [at Camp Meade. %. 11 Grafton, V. Ya., Dec. 7.—Mrs. O. G- « c ' Huhn was advised today of the death t j of her couslnf^ Karl Bonneweli, In v France, on October 11. This makes 13tj the third death in tha family in d f tmonth. a t g* .,1 a
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Washington Post
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Sun, Dec 08, 1918
Page 23
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