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aw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Per-
ins of Beaumont, Joe Carroll, an uncle,
"also of Beaumont, C. J. George of Waco,
“a brother-in-law, and Miss Bessie That-
~The body has been sent
‘to. Beaumont for burial, accompanied by
Private Burchfield as a military escort.
Alvin A. Anderson, 27, Co. A, and
~ whose home was at Stoughton, Wis., suc-
cumbed at 8 o’clock Wednesday night. He
is survived by his father, John A. Ander- |
son, and the body will be sent to Shough-
ton for interment.
Wallace Kilter, Co. C, 24 years of age,
and whose home was at Lomora, Iowa,
passed away at 10:30 Wednesday night.
His mother is Mrs. Lena Kilter of Lomora
and the body will be Torwarded to her for
burial.
John McAteer, 33, member of Co. BLT
passed a way at 10:30 Wednesday night.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Olga Mec-
Ateer, who was with him during his last
illness and who accompanied the body to
the family home at Gotebo, Okla., whence
it was forwarded Thursday at noon.
Theodore E. Metzger, 21, member of Co.
C, and whose home was at Galveston, died
late Wednesday night. He was the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Metzger of Gal-
veston and his mother, brother and sister
were with him during ‘his last illness. The
body was forwarded to Galveston Thurs-
day afternoon for burial.
George E. Buchanan, 22, member of Co.
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