TWO TITONKA BOYS LAY DOWN LIVES IN WAR AGAINST HUNSMrs. .John Harrenga, of German township, received word last week ihat her sou Harry had died from bronchial pneumonia at an army base hospital in France. He left Al-gona with last May’s quota of draft men. The death of Geo. Kruger, a former Titonka boy, from the same disease was also reported last week. He was likewise drafted in May, but joined the colors from Ashton, to which point he moved with his parents two years ago. He was not quite 23 -yeafs old.