Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-10-17

Mcclure has brother, Terrence, who is
corporal, and in the machine gun COM
pany. Lieutenant Claude e. Lester has
brother, Donald. who is sergeant
Going through thA various companies
the following brothers are found:
Hospital Corps: Edward and Robert
lewis.
Supply Company: Adams brothers mem
toned above
Headquarters Company: Neufor broth
ers mentioned above and Louis and Haydn
Moseley.
Machine Gun Company: Lester broth
ers; Corporal Paul Miller and Private
Early L. Miller; Privates Girl and Thomas
Randolph; Arthur and Howard Delaney.
Company b; Swingle brothers; Bernard
and Walter Cravath
Company c: Two Mcguire brothers
John and William Carter; Andrew and
Earl Golden; Thomas and James Igo;.
Ernest and Erwin Luvander; George and
Harold VanVlecS; Harry and Clarence
Warner.
Company D: Edward Mattson and Pri-
waite Oscar Mattson; Sergeant ROLAND
and Private Foster Dennis; Corporal
Guy and Roscoe Schlesinger; Joseph and
James Davis; John and Thomas Caldwell;
Joseph and John Kurish.
Company E: Sergeant Harry and Cor
poral Isaac Parrish; Corporal Albert and
Corporal Andrew Morrison; Privates Guy
Leonard, Miles and Maianad DeGroat;
Privates Alfred, Willard and Milton Ho-
gencamp.
Company F: Priyates Leroy and Clar-
ence Munroe; John and Joseph Hogan;
Sergeant Fred Hinternister is a brother
of Lieutenant John Hintermister of Com
pany e.
Company g. First Sergeant George and
Corporal f. Chester Kept; Sergts. EN-
cry and Stanley Gordon; Corporal Frank
and Private ]. Russell Pullman; George
and Raymond Custer; Corporal John S
and Private Robert Singer; Bert and
Floyd Robbins and Privates George and
Roy Miller.
Company H: Sergeant Ambrose and
Private Leo Garden; Walter and Joseph
Sots. John Shaner, Company H, is ?
brother of Michael Shaner, Company F
Company I: Sergeants George and
Samuel and Private Frank Mordan; Johr
and Harry Harrington; Sergeant Holm
stead. Holmes and Fred Holmes; Cor
poral Claude and Private Charles Grim
wood; Henry and Peter Boone; Daniel and
Edward Kennedy; Alfred and Alonzo
Seigfried; Elmer and Clark Snyder; Vic
tor and Walter Rood; Ellwood and Paul
Hummell; Marshall and Harry Heiner
George and Roy Jumper; George and Den
ney Probst
Company K: Chester and Elmer Leexs
Company l.: Sergeant Henry and Pri-
vate Robert Hawkins; Joseph and John
Gondela; William and Lemuel Vaughn
Corporal Frank and Private William
Yezierslli; John and Douglas Hunt; Will
liam and David Davis; Corporal Robert
and Private William Berry; Howard and
David Baker. Joseph Barton, Company
l., and Elmer Barton. Company C, are
brothers, also.
Company M: Corporal Walter A., and
Private Silas G. Miller; Corporal Friend
and Private Wallace II. Scheerer.
Who can blame a regiment with sew
enty sets Of Notwithstanding companies
boasting four brothers in the ranks-from
wishing to be left intact?
1t is not alone that separation of
"brothers-inarm may be averted It
is also, that "brothers- in blood" who
enlisted one at the side of the other that
they might brave the dangers of war
shoulder-t to shoulder, may not be torn
apart No wonder the Thirteenth was
kiching-and hard
There is no joy over any other regiment
being dismembered But I am glad the
Eighteenth is saved T. D. M.