Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-14
PARADE IN IMPOSING ARRAY
 FOR DEAD
LIEUTENANTS OF FRENCH ARMY WHO WERE TRAINING MEN AT CAMP CODY SHOWN EVERY
 HONOR; CHILDREN OF ONE ADOPTED BY ENTIRE BATH DIV.

The people of Bisbee no doubt wii remember having read a Jew days ago about the death by drowning of two French lieutenants and their chauffeur. an American sergeant, when they were caught in a big wasn, flooded by heavy rains The follow ling account of their funeral appears in the Camp Cody edition of Trench & Camp:
 By far the most important funeral .coTtege ever S en in New Mexico was participated in by the military and civic authorities of Camp Cody and Ueming "Wednesday morning. in honor of the two French army officers who last their lives last week while at tempting to cross a mountain torrent, First ieut. Ferdinand Herbert. 163rd Alpine infantry and First Lieut. Jean Jreou. T3rd infantry. the body of their chauffeur, Sgt. Ernest J. Picard. hav- lEg been previously sent to the home of his mother, Mrs. Henry Picard, Worcester, Mass
 At s o'clock in the morning requiem mass was celebrated at the Catholic church. Rev. Father J. J. Martin, chap lain of the 1O9th ammunition train, and senior Catholic chaplain at Cody, assisted by Rev. Father Joseph M. Garnet and chaplains Harter and Hal loran, officiating. The exquisite music WIS in charge of Mrs. Helen K. ROost.
 Bodies Sent to Arlington
 At the conclusion of the church se~- vice the remains were escorted to the union station and sent in an observa- ton Pullman direct to Arlington, Va, national cemetery, there to remain during the war
 Massed Bands Play
 Heading the procession From the church were the massed bands of the 34th division, under the leadership of Sergt Jacob Schmidt, leader of the I33rd infantry band, with Sergt Wheeler of the 135th infantry band as drum major The bands played ChO pins funeral march, and to the sol emn, beautiful strains of the music the procession wended it's way to the depot.
 Following the band came the head qUorttTs troop of the 34th division with drawn sabres, followed ty the members CT the fourth officers train ing school, several hundred strong under arms, and marching in perfect formation The caskets were borne on a motor truck and were wrapped in the tricOlor of France and the Stars and Stripes. On each officers casket was his sword and helmet. The cas kets were preceded by the Rev Father J. M. Carnot and four chaplains iron Camp Cody, and were followed by Ma jor 1henier, Capt Marcel Clavel ana the other officers Of the French Mis sion. The pail bearers, F lieutenant. from the Bath division, walked or either side of the caskets.
 Special Guard of Honor
 Following the French officers came the four officers and sixteen nOn-cOm missioned officers, composing the spe cial guard of hCnOr which acccnspan jed tno bodies to Arlington Next il line were the staff officers of the di vision, headed by General Johnston ulyIslOn commander. Walking wlJl Geneial Johnson were General il. A Allen. commander of the 6Tth brigade col w. II. Raymond, chief Of staff Mayor R. F. Hamilton of Deming. anC J. h MshUncy, president Of the Dem ,ng Chamber of commerce.
 British Officers in Line
 Following the staff officers, who marched according to their rank, came tEe members of the British military miselon, headed by Maj. l.. Kirs Brown. These were followed by tn' remain.ng officers of the 34th dl7is -Cn, several hundred strong, marching ,n resimental formation These oni cers were followed by the enlisted men e tbe aiyision, marching by regiments inc procession was so iong that when lle Lead O. II reached the depot tns last or the soldiers mad not yet lei me cnurcn, ten blocks away.
 Go'eral Delivers Addh sS
 As tEe strains oi music died away Goleral Johnston and Major rheniel advanced 10 the center or the open square, the general delivering an elO qGent address He pronounced ana tnemas against the brute of Berlin and praised the allied armies that are fighting for universal freedom.
 Strange Vagary of Fate
 His tribute Co the departed soldier, wac fouchintr and heautffuI He re