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THE DAILY NEBB ASKAM
JACK BEST RECEIVES
LETTER FROM RHODES
Former Husker Captain Writes
From France a Few Days
Before Hia Death
Roscoe D. Rhodes. In a letter writ
ten to Jack Kcst a few days before his
death on the battlefield of Sedan, tells
Kia fhnnirhta turn toward the
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iTniraiiv nt Nebraska, and of his
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hope for a successful football season
at the old school. He also describes
hia first trln "over the top. "Dusty's"
father. R. J. Rhodes of Ansley. has
written to Jack expressing his appre
ciation of the latter's kindness to hia
son while a member of the football
team at the university. "Dusty's" letter
follows:
October 6. 1918.
Dear Old Jack:
Well, -Grimes." I would certainly
like to be with you this fall to help
bring home the bacon for the old
school again. 1 suppose that right
now you are in the heart of the com
ing season getting the boys in fine
shape for a successful year. And
here in France whenever my thoughts
are of the U. of N. they ramble down
into the gym. There alts "Crimes"
driving the soreness out of a stiff leg
that has been hurt in one of the games
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1 suppose a good many of the boys
have gone into the service and that
there will be very few old men back,
that is an expected thing during these
t lines, but the old Nebraska spirit will
put football across anyhow.
Doctor Stewart. I hear, went tnrougn
Paris but I was unable to see him,
being on duty in the trenches.
Wo came through England on our
way over and If I had been given
leave, I would have got you a "bit
Basaale." England Is a great place
and now I do not wonder how such
men as Jack Best came from these
We landed In Liverpool and were
carried over-land to South Hampton
I am now at the front and have ex
perlenced every form of warfare that
a machine gunner can experience.
Chased Boches
I have been over the top once and
would have got that boche I promised
you but I would have had to hate on
my track suit and be a marathon
runner In the best condition. It was
like chasing Jack rabbits.
Give my regards to all the boys and
tell them I'm. with them In spirit and
hope xhey win everything, which I
know they will
"Tear 'em Up" Dusty Rhodes.
His father has sent the following
letter to Jack Best:
Ansley. Nebr., Not. 29, 1918.
Mr. Jack Beat,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Dear Sir:
lou will pardon me In writing to
you as it has never been my privilege
to form your acquaintance, although t
somehow feel very well acquainted
with you from the .many good things
my boy. Roscoe B. Rhodes, related of
you. Roscoe had great affection for
you for the many kind things you did
for him out of the magnanimity of
your heart.
You are doubtless acquainted with
the fact that Roscoe was killed on the
battle front October 25.
It grieves me to thus inform you,
as his sterling qualities made him dear
to me and mine. In many respects he
was the "apple of my eye," but In
thus losing him from our faa;Uy cir
cle, we feel that In falling to death
at the battle of Sedan, he has won a
glory that a lifetime of business activ
ities would not bestow.
Please accept my kindest regards
and the well wishes of his entire fam
ily for the many favors you have
shown him, I am,
Very truly yours,
R. J. RHODES,
His Father. I
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