Brooklyn und Long Island im Krieg;. ging zu Spar-tn.iiburg, wo er übertragen wurde, • Wir itrntYi forFrance, mit der er am 10. Mai segelte. Ein Brief von aRed Kreuz Oberin im Krankenhaus inwhich starb er kündigte an, dass er Suc-cumbed der Tag, an dem er verwundet wurde. Hewas 22 Jahre alt und vor enlistingwaa Beschäftigte durch die Gemeinde BreadCo. Pvt. John F, Rcardoii. Pvt. John Francis Reardon, Mitglied der Co.D. 306. Inf., war Untätigkeit am 14. Oktober ums Leben. Er war in der ersten Kontingent an Camp Upton, im September 1917. Er früher lebte mit seiner Schwester, Frau Catherine Dunn. Bei 688 Franklin Ave. ein l

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Brooklyn and Long Island in the war; . went to Spar-tn.iiburg, where he was transferred to•we itrntYi, with which he sailed forFrance on May 10. A letter from aRed Cross matron In the hospital inwhich he died announced that he suc-cumbed the day he was wounded. Hewas 22 years old and before enlistingwaa employed by the Ward BreadCo. Pvt. John F, Rcardoii. Pvt. John Francis Reardon, a mem-ber of Co. D. 306th Inf., was killed inaction on October 14. He was in thefirst contingent sent to Camp Upton, in September, 1917. He formerly lived with his sister, Mrs. Catherine Dunn.at 688 Franklin ave. A letter froma pal in France, to Pvt. Reardons sis-ter, told how ho was buried by hiscornrades. He was graduated from.St. Patricks School and w;is a mem-ber of that church. Before the warhe was employed in a local depart-ment store. Corp. Kdward K. Markstahler. Corp. James H. Buyne. buiikie ofCorp. Edward H. Markstahler of Co.a, 106th Inf., has written the lattersather, E. R. Markstahler of 683 East2i»th St., that he was killed in the. { EDJV. R-MAKKbrrlALJr.K. :., ;./ drive on September 27 which brokethe Hindenburg line and for whichthe re.triment was commended by Gen.ORyan. Corp. Baync wrote; It is with great sorrow I write tolet you know that Eddie has madethe supreme sacrifice in this great war.It was on the morning of September-7 while attacking the Germans thathe was killed by a sniper. Eddie wasa good soldier and a brave man. Hekept no a wonderful fight to get wherehe was sent. 1 was in this attack, butcame out O. K. Eddie and I weregood pals and I miss him very much.When we were not in the lines weslept together, ate together and wentout together, so you can imagine howmuch I miss him. But it is all in Ihe game, so wehave to make the best of it. I dontknow whether you have been notifiedor not, but this is the first chance Ihave had to write. As soon as wecame back after making that attackI was sent to school, and just rejoinedthe company. The letter was writtenon Novembe

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