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Kept Busy Chasing Huns and Opportunity to Take Bath Comes as a Rftre and Notable Privilege.—....... iSince the Germans began their retreat from France and Belgium, the allied cavalry, after four years of semi-activity, has been constantly on the move. Evidently, Major Burton ; F. Seeley’s ^regiment - has lately been in the thick of the fighting, for, in a letter to his wife, under date of September 26, he remarks that he hadn’t written for several days, but that. if she had been reading the papers she would know why. “I just wish X could tell you about it,” said the Major, “but that will have to wait tillI come home.“This is the first night out of tenwhen I have not been on the road.Last night there was ‘some show.’ We have taken many prisoners today.“As I was going down the road today, an airplane crashed to the ground near me. There were two men in it. One was not hurt, but I guess every bone in the pilot’s body was broken. Nevertheless, he was still living.Narrowly Misses Roche Shell.
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Kossuth County Advance

Algona, Iowa, US

Thu, Oct 24, 1918

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