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Nom Camp Beauregard.
patriotic chapter was writ
history of the Port of Pas
hnrsday when a public cele
! held in honor of the vol
old Troop A, afterward CO
Examination Train, whit
eturned from service over
vere mustered out at Alex
gforepart of the week.
able weather made neces
meditation of the street par
u soldiers and their friends
3es from all parts of thu
Seral thousand in number
the courthouse square
Neral jubilation was held.
Martin was master o
Rev. j. C. Watt of the
IA church at Moss Poinr
1rayer of thanksgiving fol
eturn of the boys. Mayor
j introduced Hon. H. P
who delivered an eloquent
welcome to the home-com
). Following this the Can
be of the Red Cross served
q luncheon, first to the
4 then to the public gen
zthe courtroom at seven
J Marie Rose Lauler spoke
btect of the Spirit of the
France" She talks with a
ench accent and her ad'
heard with rapt attention
II audience, not a member
Fas not deeply touched by
and eloquence of the speak.
crtion of the program, one
of Chatauqua lectures, was
the soldiers and the pub
local council Knights of
Following Miss Lauler's
courtroom was cleared for
Itch continued until a late
btely for the complete sue
celebration about six of the
4 arrive home until Friday.
ements committee, in plan
Eair had been assured that
each here by Wednesday
st. The mastering out
more slowly than was anti
b the result as mentioned.
too late to change the
are the boys who have re-
over seas service:
lieut.. Harold w. Gautier,
Major Jos. M. Ros, Reg.
BIT. Rex A. Moore, Bat.
pr Horace Everitt, Mess
st B. Moore, Sergt. Chas.
gt. Edw. Seymour, Sergt.
re, Sergt. Chas. Ruble,
y Parsley, Corp. Seth Col
Allen Mumme, Corp. Louis
Ernest Crane, Corp. John
Corp. Porter Pitcher,
y Spratley, Corp. John
ook Ollie Clayton, Cook
Fhieu, Cook John Miles,
hnic Theo. Bishop, Horse
ew Brondum, Mechanic
(ld, Mechanic John Krebs,
INK Sanger; Privates, first
y Busby, Edgar Brown,
Frd, James Carter, Paul
mond Chute, Julius Clark,
hgham, Henry E. Frederic,
rd, Dantzler Miles, Chas.
Fmond Mizelle, VIM. X.
ustus Savage, VIM. C.
Webb, Louis Yawn;
o. l.. Bolt, Eugene Matth-
Miller, Eugene Randall,
/, Frederic Sward.
lie +. Rolls and Sergt.
Watts, who left here with
Fere transferred to other
Ind are still in France.
Grant and Private Edgar
b Newport News, Va, hav-
from France on the sick
Ire expected home at any |
s of Troop A, who did not /
France but were retained |
for domestic service only, |
ohm Irwin, Privates Louis !
er King. Henry Wilson, |
BIS and Pat Scovel. Priv
Elements lost his leg in an
Beauregard and received |
discharge.
s, representing the flower
manhood of the county,
at the beginning of the
have served their country
well and are entitled to
I'd esteem of all our people
which is freely given.
oring and making merry
nrning of our soldier boys
dness pervaded the great
nbled here Thursday for
eir number who made
sacrifice-Corp. Elmer
Private McVea Young.
died of pneumonia last
France and the latter
20 death in a hotel fire in
sippi last February while
!. duty.
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