Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-09

E. COgleton, West Philadelphia, Pc.
 Privates: Angelo Basso, Bristol Conn; Leon s. Bernard, HOpinton Mass; James J. Brennan, Cambridge Mass; Richard A. Brightman, Fal River, Mass; Frank Butler, New Hay en, Conn.,; Leonard Colburn, New Hay en, Conn; Herbert Ceilings, New Hay en, Conn; Joseph D'Anna, New Mil ford, Conn; Harold F. Dolan, New Haven, Conn; Raymond k. Ely, Hay erhille, Mass; Albert Garand, Johns burg, Va; Newman s. Gee, Caribou Me; James Goldrich, New Haven Conn; James Goodwin, Everett Mass; Fred Hager, Prospect, Conn. Harbert Hall, New Haven, Conn; liar " NJ. Lufkin, Providence, R. l.; Charles B. Kennedy, Norwalk, Conn. Bernard T. Lynch, Brooklyn, N. Y; John T. McCartin, New Haven, Conn. Michael J. McDermot, New Haven Conn; Joseph M. McNamara, New Haven. Conn; Clifford N. Markle New Haven, Conn; Hugh P. MarrOn Norwalk, Conn; Albert James May nard, New Haven, Conn; Charles Monson, New Haven. Conn; Ernest D. Merquin, Bristol, Conn; Edward A. Olson. Bristol. Conn; James E, Pete chelli, Pawtucket, R. l.; Wm. L. Quinn Swampscott, Mass; Austin NJ. Ready Jersey City, N. J.; Clarence H. Riedel Bristol, Conn; Dan Rowe, Barnett Vt; John Samsk, Kovel. Russia Stephen L. Torek. Darien, Conn.,; Patrick Wall, New Haven, Conn; Ed ward Green. not identified; Leslie Al len, not identified.
 Camp Hammelburg: Corporals - Warren G. Andrews, RoxBury, Mass. Fred w Chitty, New Haven, Conn. Joseph Sabatini. Brooklyn, N. Y, Bugler Nelson F. Waters, New Haven Conn.
 Privates-Edward F. Clara. Collins vile, Conn; Chester Darman, Mounds vile, W. Va; Ernest A. French. New Haven, Conn; Arthur Heon, Johns burg, Vt; Wm. P. Lemiux, Middle town, Conn; Paul L. Peterson. Mid dletown, Conn; Walter R.Pierce, Hay. erhill, Mass; John Sachs, New Haven Conn; Denny E. Sweeney, New Hay en, Conn; Warren E. Thompson, Port land, Conn; Howard N. Webb. Anson- ia, Conn; Walter S. Wolf, New Bed ford, Conn; Louis c. Zeigera, Deep River, Conn.
 Camp Darmstadtw: Corporals - Franklin J. Damon, Boston. Mass. ; Ralph Harney, Birmingham, Mass. !; Wm. Kluth, New Haven, Conn; Royal J. Lacourciere, Maridian, Conn.
 Privates-Normal c. Elliott, Web ster. Mass; George Evans Newton, Hartford, Cam; Carlisle Tieman, Dayton, Ky.
 Camp Giesseu: Private Wm. c. Olson, Wenatchee, Wash.
 Camp unknown: Privates-Edward J. Murray, SOuthington, Conn; Anth- ony L. Penda, Bristol Conn; aBttiste Guzzipoli, rank not given, Springfield, Conn.
 Around iIers-TOurnelle and Broyes. There were also attempts at adjustment of the northern part of OUT advanced positions. There was no Ieal- ly heavy fire at any point. Few Ger man balloons or planes were Tn opera tion. In the German rear areas a fire occurred at Mesnil St. Georges and a heavy explosion between Favorelles and Etelfay during the night
 'In the Colmar sector on Jul ?, 5 and 4, patrolling and raiGihg Hetiv- ities were marked on both sides Dur ing the night of July 1-2 no less than four hostile parties approached our line. On the right of the sector two German patrols were driven off at 9 o'clock in the morning and at one point at g o'clock in She morning. One of our men was wounued ard captuted. In the same region raid was attempt ed by the enemy at o'clock in the morning A party of forty men, sup ported by automatic rifle fire, ap- preached our wire and threw a large number of grenades. None of the gren- ades reached our trenches. Our ma chine gun and automatic rifle fire, and particularly the flanking fire of one of our machine guns, forced the party to withdraw. Our artillery cO-operated in forcing the withdrawal. Our own patrols operated this night without in cident.
 "On the night of July 2-3 no German patrol approached our lines, but one of his parties of about twenty-five was driven back by one of our patrols. In Lorraine between July 3 and 1 our own troops furnished most of what ever activity there was to report Our batteries heavily shelled the positions of the enemy while his executed only a light and scattered fire in reply.
 "A hostile patrol which attacked one Of our advanced positions at 2 o'clock in the morning was driven off by our rifle and grenade fire"
 Section B of General PeTshing' s communique of July follows.
 During the night fires occurred in the region of EtTepylly and Chateau Belleau. The fire in the latter region k supposed to have resulted from the success of our artillery in lighting one Of the enemy's ammunition dumps. Our snipers continued to pick off the enemy in notable fashion.
 Concerning the capture of German prisoners by our patrol north of Vaux during the afternoon of July 4 the fol- lowing particulars are now available:
 Our patrol of three men crawled to a house in Boise Des Rochet at 7