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 mann collected seceral groups of dis organized men from different com- panies, organized a patrol, and, ad- vancing across, so deployed his men as to pour a cross fire on enemy mach inc gun nests. Observing other nests then out of range, he led volunteer squad and cleaned out three more ma chine-gun nests. He continued with the squad and put out of action three more nests. Home address. Mrs. Carrie j. Austermann, wife, Loyal, Wis.
 Sergt. Frank M. Holt, Battery A. lS0th Field Artillery. tNo. 230227O. For extraordinary heroism in action near St. Giles, south of Fishes, France, August i, 1918. When the men of his battery position had been order ed to shelter on acc unt of enemy shelling. Sergt. Holt, in company with two other men. rescued French sold fer from drowning in stream. This act was performed while the valley was filled with mustard gas. Address, C. w. Holt, father, 937 Thirty-nintA Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
 Sergt (first class) George Burr, Company c, 107th Field Signal Batta- lion. (No. 272092) For extraordinary heroism in action near Cierges, France August ?, 1918. Sergt. Burr, ill charge 0f detachment, strunk wire far Ill advance of the front lines, working {, through heavy artillery fire, to the point where the regimental post of command to be situated, 100 yards from the enemy line. When he was or dered to leave one man at the lnstru- ment, while the rest of the detach- ment returned to the rear, Sergt Burr himself volunteered, and remained alone at this dangerous position. Home < address, Mrs. George w. Burr, lo36 q Second Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
 Sergt. Alexander Salik, Company K, lz6th Infantry. (No. 2S10S9D For eN- traordinary heroism in action near duvigny, north of SOissons, France, August 2S, 1918. Sergt. Salik regard less of wounds and of mustard gas burns previously received, reJolned and advanced with his company ill the attack, and assisted in reforming q platoon after it had suffered severe casualties. Home address, Mrs. Pelagla Salik, mother, 563 Harlow Avenue Grand Rapids, Mich.
 Sergt Carl Banks, Company K, l26th infantry. NNo. 2S009S.) For eXtraor- Qlnary heroism in action near JuvIgny, north of Soissons, France, August 2S' 1SlS. Through he was severely wound { cd by machine-gun fire, Sergt' Banks F continued to lead his platoon through out the attack until his company re- lofmed, and an emergency no longer < existed. Home address, Rev. Henry oanks, father, Lowell, Mich.
 Corpl. Jesse Marlin (deceased) ), company B, 127th Infantry, (Ao' < oSlo5) For extraordinary heroism i'll action at Juvigny, France, August 3l' lslS. Corpl. Martin was one Of a party ol three officers and two men, Who s armed with one German machine gun ana three German rifles attacked d ulachlne-gun nest held by 70 Germans under terrific fire from the enemy # who laid down an artillery barrage upon their positions. that concentrateo 'lelr rifles so effectively that 32 Ger Mahs surrendered within an hour' aner the prisoners had been brousll'
 VI Corpl. Marlin with a private eslao- ashed another machine gun i'll an ad- 'ahced position, and kept up COT .sntrated fire on the Germans uhtli ae was wounded in the body five times