Arizona republican., 1918-06-26
HEROIC MEN PAID DESERVED HONORS
 BY THEIR LEADERS

attached include the following: Private Herbert l.. LennoX: Auto rifle; severely wounded and unable to retire, concealed auto rifle in bushes and with pistol in blouse lay on ground until enemy passed. When he enemy had been driven back in . counter attack, Lennox crawled back to the auto rifle and opened fire on the retreating enemy, killing or wounding many"
 Private Axel Jermaison: "Wounded, but refused to quit; acted as loader for automatic rifle until too weak to continue ordered to the rear picked up the rifle of a wounded man and fought in the trenches until the enemy was repulsed.'
 Sergeant U. E. Norman; Remained in fight although seriously wounded, refusing treatment until others had been treated first"
 Captain William B. Woodward: Showed sound judgment and coolness in changing the missions of his bat teries. giving maximum assistance to the infantry and protecting the artil- lery personnel"
 Major l.. F.. Hohl: Rare courage and leadership in rallying remnants, 200 strong of different organizations: dispersed by blowing up an ammuni- lion dump"
 Lieutenant N. Ainnes- Brown: "Ef- ficiency and coolness in the evacua- ton of wounded at personal risk under trying conditions"
 Private Robert Nelson: Exposing himseH to heavy shell fire and acting as lookout"
 Sergeant Samuel Core: Worked for nearly two hours without cover, wiring in d strong point within sight of the enemy's heavy shell and machine gun lire"
 Sergeant R. R. Buckwalter: "Woun- ded before fight, insisted on go- ing forward with his section; buried by a shell; remained at work until the end.'
 Corporal Boleslaw Sugmocki: "Un- aided and with disregard to danger killed several German snipers who had inflicted casualties on the front line"
 Private Samuel D. Mccain: Res cued a severely wounded comrade. carrying him on his back across an area swept by machine gun fire; cal 70 ried another wounded comrade to a dressing station one kilometer under shell fire"
  wounded comrade who became en- tangled in barbed wire during the height of machine fun fire"
 Private George K. Laube: Cath cred timbers to complete a bombproof shelter under heavy machine gun ciro."
 Sergeant Kenneth K. Burns: Vol -untarily installed and maintained tele-
 
 Private Louis l. Dial: Maintained telephone lines under shell fire Private Oscar R. Knodeld: When went forward under shell fire and went forward under shel Hire and ! procured valuable information on the progress of fighting s Private Albert A. Hazeltine: Passed over roads and fields under heavy shell fire 10 get information {. on the progress of the attack when , the lines of communication failed. Captain William P. Cook: Dis played courage in maintaining tele- phone communications, his great ef- ticiency enabling his command tc follow at an times the progress of The fighting
 Lieutenant George C. Cox and Lieu tenant Tom r. Walker: Same ser yice"
 Lieutenant DeBaut. French army For courage and efficiency in main taining telephone communication"
 Lieutenant <. A. Baxter: For gal lantry in leading a patrol acros: in open daylight and establishing lisi- son under artillery and machine gur fire. The mission was eXertmely i'm portant."
 Private Floyd Coulburn: At a tim, when 1t was necessary for the enem! not to obtain an identification h, brought in the body of a comrad' killed in action. He was wounded and since has died"
 Private Aug: For heoric conduc with a daylight patrol in carrying out an important mission in the fac' of artillery and machine guns"
 Private Raymond Upton: For th' same performance"
 Lieutenant George NJ. Flack: "H, kept his men in hand and held a pos despite serious losses, during an enem! raid"
 Private Jesse Hyden: After th, corporal and the remainder of the gun crew were injured and the gun put ou of action he repaired the gun and re stunned firing. Wounded in the head he helped to carry two wounded mel of his squad to a first aid station"
 Private John Norris: He repaire, telephone lines under a terrific shel fire and was wounded"
 Privates Roy Sage and Earl Arnold They worked twelve hours on tn night of May 27 laying telephone line that had been cut three times, com polling them 10 return for more wir under terrific shell fire and gas bonn bardment"
 Private Harry March: "Volunteere Co carry messages through a devastat ing fire and returned with valuabl information"
 Corporal Sam z. 1ngam: He re paired telephone lines for F hour, perfecting connections under a ter rife shell and gas attack"
 Private Charles D. Fair: "Was kille in action while repairing telephon lines under shell fire"
 Privates Joseph Beck. Ernest Becker. Henry c. Franz, Edgar Hartman. Robert E. Carson and Mix Vujnovich: For repairing telephon lines under shell fire. All wei wounded"
 Lieutenant Robert W. Markus: "H led a machine gun section to a for ward position until he became un conscious from exhaustion"
 Sergeant James w. Koon: "He oI erated the machine guns of his seC ton until the ammunition was eS hausted and ran through a heavy al tillery fire to report to the platoo commander"
 Sergeant Henrv w. Entoter: T disregard of personal danher. he di rected and assisted in digging ou members of a platoon buried by the ex t,TC of Ia, hnn nd od