Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-12-03

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MINI.
Pvt. Frank Nelson, H~ankfnson, N.
d.
Died from Wounds, Previously Re.
ported Missing.
Pvt. Frank E. Ladubire. schQheld,
Wis.
Wounded Severely, Previously Re-
ported Missing.
PVT. Henry D. Derkacx. Delray,
Mich.
Pvt. Leon W. Hug. Benson, MINI.
Pvt. Albert skierka, Jr.,1 Chester.
Mont.
Sick in hospital. previously>reportsd
missing: Pvt. Scion p. GunderssaI
Mindoro, Wis.
Citations.
The commander in chief in the. namo
Of the president has awarded the Dis
tinguished Service Cross to the follow
ing named officers and soldiers for the
ACTS Of extraordinary heroism set forth
Sgt. Albert B. Brown. medical detach-
ment, 121st field artillery Gas No. 2.3O4.-
$50, for extraordinary heroism in action
Aug. 7 and nsts Il, s1 lsis. When inla a biombard.
ment was laid down on the batteries of
his regiment Sgt: Brown, on his own
initiative. rushed his detachment to the
ing first aid n e%vacuating the wound
ed in spite of continued heavy Smelling.
On another occasion, when Sgt. Brown
explosion Of a mustard gas shell. he
made his way to a telephone and sum-
moned medical assistance for the wound.
danger from the effect of gas in order
that the other wounded might be cared
for: Home address: Mrs. Nellie Hintz.
sister, ZIG 18th ST., Milwaukee. Wis.
Sgt. Herman Korth, CO. B., i21st ma
chine gun battalion Gas No. .305,645),
Tor extraordinary heroism in action near
81, 1873 Under heavy ayssi ire from machine hhss
guns and artillery Sgt. Korth crawled to
the crest Of a hill. setting stakes to line
eur lassl6,sry On He enemy ma &c nSser gun
ton in this perilous position for half an
hour. signaling back when our own
troops were endangered by the fire of
tay Korth, Fond du Lac. Wis.
First Lieut.. George Willard Furlow.
pilot, as U. S. A.. 1913. aero squadron, for
Charey. France. Sept. 10, 1918. Lieut..
Furlow, while leading a patrol of three
monoplanes at an altitude of 400 meters:
seven monoplace planes: Despite numer,
ical superiority. Lieut.. Furlow destroyed
two Of the enemy's planes and with the
to WITHDRAW. An Oak Ieaf is awarded
Lieut.. Furlow for the following acts of
extraordinary heroism in action in the
region Of terneyille, France Sept: II;
with two other companions, met and at
tackled an enemy formation Of eight
planes: In the course Of combat which
ensued Lieut.. Furlow's planes were Sc
verely damaged by the enemy's fire. de-
spite the damage he continued the at
tack until he had destroyed one hostile
remainder of the enemy to retire. Home
address: Mrs. S. 6. Furlow. mother. 5O4
West College St., Rochester, MINI.
fantry Gas No. ss4,5s5), for extraordi-
nary heroism in action near Juvigny.
north Of SCISSORS. France. Aug. 80, 1918:
s eouraA Agta and cs sehultz aS aihplay yn a EEsat
in going forward under heavy fire Ind
firing upon machine gun emplacements.
Later when q retirement was ordered.
carry back the wounded in spite of heavy
fire from artillery and machine guns.
Hone address, E. Mrs; Robert Schultz.
Wis.
SGT; Ray Rolain, Co. L. 127th Infantry
(as No. 275,o31). for extraordinary hero
81. 1918. Sgt. Rolain attacked a machine
gun nest single handed after the four
soldiers accompanying him had been
gun. captured the remainder of two gun
Alfred Rolain; father, 1854 Eagle St..
D., se1st infantry, for extraordinary he
T not In action b., near Gesne ac, Tran nee
and Snhesitattnsly lett eitAu sheiterul under
heavy shell fire and. without thought of
persona danger; rendered hrst aid and
e ea ssfet1!. nome e saaEeds. t %i + Place ne
Strom, friend, Devon, Mont.
WaShington. Dec; 2-The following
f iss Gener are Of gfp1 fhe A ny 1hs R n =
tionary Forces: Killed in action. 145:
died of wounds. So: died Of accident and
Senf, Ga Gauges a;ad IL II d died Of ssi1r g. ! ~en ascii
severely. AZ; wounded. degree undeter-
mined. SO; wounded slightly, 10; missing
in action. 1872. Total, TAG.
The list includes:
Killed In Action.
Lieut.. Latimer Johns. Randolph. Wis.
Lieut.. Donald w. White, Manitowoc.
Corp. George E. Tibbetts, xoxholm, u.
Corp. John Tomala, Pierce, MINI.
Corp. Alfred Hedum, Soldier. Iowa.
Pvt. William ]. Jacoby. Geddes. 8. d.
Pvt. stefanus Sorenson, Madison.
PVT. Oscar Nels Anderson. 1851 Forest
ST., st. Paul., MINI.
Pvt: Andrew Ole Halestad, Athboy.
ca Pvf' f fR;; s; p M. Olson. Sun Prairie.
Wis.
Pvt. Ben H. Westerbeck, Middletown,
Iowa.
Disd Of Wounds.
Colonel Elmer Jay Wallace. YER
Pvt. John A. jacobson. South Virginia.
Mimi. ,.
Pvt. Carl H. Jarvis, Burlington, Iowa.
Pvt. Henry Rochau, Beaver Creek,
MINI.
Pvt. Harrison D. White, Friendship,
Wis.
Died Of Aizplans Accident.
Lieut.. Toward z. Clark, Eden Prairie,
MINI. m
Died Of Disease.
Lieut.. William T. Murphy. waukesha.
Sgt. Ernest r. Dunlap. Butte. Mont.
Corp. Matthias c. Schmidt, Richneld.
Corp. Gale S. Golden. chokio. MINI.
Pvt. Cole l.. Cosby. Redfeld. Iowa.
Pvt. Carl A.. Fabisch. Beaver Dam.
Pvt Ralph O.. Holmes. Independence.
Iowa
Pvt Roy H. Jewell, Strawberry Point,
Iowa.
Pvt. Bernard Kalkofr, Templeton. Ia
Pvt Jacob j. Boschert, Burlington,
wis.
Pvt. Ray v. Clark. Ames. iowa.
Pvt. August Czarnetski, Fraxee. MINI.
Pvt. Walter Freiburghous, Ramma, 8.
Pvt. Albert George. Park Rapids.
Pvt. Edward S. Gross. Titonka, Il.
Pvt. Edward Hagen. Cadott. wis.
Pvt. Hans Havn. Odin, MINI.
Pvt. Henry 8. Holbruck, virsin. MINI.
Pvt. Alfred q. Mintsian. Horizon. Wis.
Pvt. SRalnh p P0tton. HeAfOrd ToWa