Evening Republican, Volume 17, Number 9, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 January 1913 — Identified. [ARTICLE]

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.The two American war correspondents were gazing at the conflict when Klnkletop caught sight of a gallant officer leading a charge. “His face is strangely familiar,” he said. “That Greek lieu tenant, I mean—” “Yes* said Blithers. “He used to run the boot-blacking stand in that barber shop over on Steenth avenue and Umtp-lph street.” And just then the noble • warrior dashed madly past, and. forgetting himself under the excitement of the moment, turned and cried aloud to his advancing troops: "Next! Shine!” And the indomitable phalanx moved steadily up the hill, giving ths enemy the worst pollshlng-off they had had since war was declared. —Harper’s Weekly. S'