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mm IPneumonia and Wounds Cause Death■ '■ .y- •• •'•'*• •%. ;■■-*.■• r ...-s'- ' ' :.h - '• ,•:? 'iiW.-Pneumonia sot in when Privutr Herman Saylor was apparently recoveringfrom wounds sustained at Chautcau*Thierry and ho succumbed to tho disease nii December 21. His nurse wrote011 December ID a letter of eulogy, and on December 21 added a postscript, saving he **had passed to tin giiat__beyond.” . i WiiPrivate Savior was in the first line gre*which went over the top at Chateau-Thierrv and received his wounds at that time. He was 22 years old ed II aud was living with' his sisters at Ti 4H4D N. 15th street, when he left for «do,; Camp Meade in the spring of 1918. He ywas pineed in Co. I. # dl.ith lnfan-J trv Another sister, Elizabeth, lives at 41 .West Mt. Airy avenue. . comiftnr UninP officially reported missa w
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, Jan 13, 1919
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