Myton Free Press | 1919-01-16 | Page 5 | Captain Tighe Tells of Death of Russell Muir

0 CAPTAIN TELLS OF 0 DEATH OF RUSSELL MUIR Mr and Mrs J. J L. L Muir of Heber have received a n letter from Captain L. L G. G TIghe commanding a a battery ry of the field artillery In France Francc giving the details of the Hie death 1 of their son Wagner Russell Russel Muir ho died of at Influenza and pneumonia late In October of last year Captain TIghe writes tb that t Jt Mr Muir contracted Influenza while la tiding tid ing a course in motors at Clermont- Clermont Ferrand Forrand France Francc and that he later developed pneumonia and died despite despite de ele- spite the best medical attention that could bo be given to him He was bur buried ei with military honors In the military cemetery ery at Ferrand Clermont-Ferrand and his grave Is plainly marked Captain Tighe speaks in the highest high high- est terms of at Mr Muir as a a. man manu and u soldier and tenders his sympathy to the bereaved parents o 0