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KSJ(onw, p rcsl -nivc-«ity, Jceted to in for thewniJiU of om Uk-Jonelt;1 by in*? to ajia soon r» R e#e n l mhe dis-J*oniT u nm Jaipur i.h o£ i was in.v.•start nc-Aiv:crnment a! trans-of 1330 a rrosted in fronta dem-Wil.?on»ms and iry Dan* i*r postil an who on tor ani,ointmentn»ylvan-ifjr.ed by midnightIIUwore d on the commifi-artrnent Hie om-by mis-ce mi*-Jrt TUCtf-body m-crisla tu re ike the jpendentntation*^ i»h jcrov-' removal imeroialky-reports tlPTlt tO-jyovern-,000.000 on its ea.JANiisviiJ.i: sor. dikiis ^ haveJjKFT (;i.:iD!A\Y ON* PTRST .liI'JC OF KKTCRX TIlll* TO Til Kiri iiom us mi: in;.TWENTY MEMBERSLEFTtoPrfvaU? Max FJmiLiKo Stales Thrt t Majority of Ixrji) I Joys Are Now With CXhiM- l.'-nits.’ Company M is coming* home* The link has already Jell, Germany tor Urn co a at. whorfi ft^wHJ start the voyngrj across the Allan tic which win event* uaJly brin^r them bock to JanosyiHft anlt;3 their, homos.Word has been received by Judjra I Tarry Afyxtlold from Private Max Plantiko to the off not thru the mem-b em of Com puny M ’ )eft HaubacbP Germany, on Mhtc)) .1 J’ot1 the coast. They expect to be back Jn the United States by the 3nst of tho present month.Private PJanUko states In his letter that there sire only 20 members of Company M hi ft and that they arc exceedingly anxiou« to Ret back to their homes now that their work Is finished, According to tho worfl received by Judj^e.Maxfleld tho boys left ftaubaeh,sailing down the Ithme to Rotterdam* from which place Ifyey v/1H depart for' France and then the United .States and home.“Company N coming liomel*1 That sentence a loin* is enougti to stir the hearts of uH. Heroes, every otirt of them, and after fight hi ft* for several months in all of the bitf battles of th** war they are Rroing* to return to Janesville and aj?ufn take their position* in civilian life. ,So mention was made by Prtvato Plantlko relative to who was in command of the company or what Janesville boys were to return.Company M has been Sn France for over a year and durin/? that period the men have made a name for themselves that will #n down in history* Tt was Company M that went into onlt;\ of the tlr.wt battles the Americana en~ £agred in hi France. They fought hi practically every bipr battle of the war and were In the line the day tJiV* armistice wa* «1f?ne^.Private Plantlko tells qC the wonderful work by the Janesville boys also tells of the fccllnpr of the Germ;m people toward the .American soJdfers.TTe states that regardless of tho feeling in Germany the German ppo-» pie have a'lot. of re*peet for the Yan~ kees and tltey are havlnj? no trouble whatever fit handling the Germans;.* Company M Tje.s been In the a vim* of occupation srnclt;s' its orjranfzatiofi' and Juia been .stationed at RauD/jclv Germany for the past two months..in h1* letteraceomplished overseas and
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Janesville Daily Gazette
Janesville, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Mar 05, 1919
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