Las Vegas Age, January 24, 2004, Clark County, Nevada  
Copyright © 2004 Gerry Perry <MissGerry@cox.net>

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LAS VEGAS AGE
7/21/1917

VEGAS MAN DIES FIGHTING FOR ALLIES

    Robert TEFLOW, formerly a machinist in the Las Vegas shops, died 
recently as the result of the explosion of a German bomb in the trenches 
in France. Upon the outbreak of the great war, Mr. TEFLOW left here, 
going to Canada where he joined a Canadian regiment going to the front.
He was soon promoted to the position of sargent and took part in a great 
many of the battles of the past two years.
    Mr. TEFLOW was a member of Charleston Lodge No. 26, K. of P. of this 
city.  His many friends here learn with deep regret of his untimely end.