Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-04

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ferred "a tho a2nd Division a. rar.n
Gordon. In From +haro -, ,ra,,+ :,
Camn linton. N He laft fo, ova-soss
on the Mauretania on Anril % landino
at Liyerpool. May 6 From +haro t1,o1
went to Southampton and thon hy
boat to Hayre. They waro hrioodod
with the British as reserve for ahout
month and then transferred 10 tho
Toni sector. He took mart in tho g.
Mihfel drive and tho hard f,ohtino j.,
the Arponne forest n tho la++er no - of
Sentamhar On Got 9th hn ond oho,,+
130 other Americans waro snrro,,ndod
and cantnred in 1itt1o vi1looo oo1lod
Cornav Tho car,nans oonoao1od ~
the hills around tho town hon +ho;r
machine onns and one.nonndors +roi mod
on Them and oscana was innossihlo
The buildings were riddled nv shot and
shell more soldiers being killed and
vo,,naad +hon o,o +.,,on .,aououa
40. ha;.. aa,4,,.ea - s s
where he was kent two weeks and mt
to work in a sawmill. The Germans
treated them well except in the matter
Of food. They had very little to eat
for three weeks, not because the Ger
mans did not want to give them food.
but because they had none to- give.
their own soldiers faring but little
better. At the end OF the third week
they were taken to Camp Rastatt
where they were given plenty of food
provided by the American Red Cross.
He remained at Camp RastattE until
Dec. 8 when he was brought back to
France thru Switzerland and on Jan.
Sth he was ordered to rejoin his old
regiment at Champlette, France, stay
! ing there until Feb. 2Sth, when he was
| put in the s. O. s. division. He sailed
from Bordeaux May on the Arizonan
and landed in New York May 20, go
ing to Camp Merritt for four days and
then to Camp Dodge where he was
! honorably discharged from .the SER
vice. 1;~r
49,
Theodore Hillehoe. son Of Mr. and
| Mrs. ]. s. Hilleboe. arrived home on
Tuesday Hs enlistnd with ~ of
r. r,amn Cody for +rainino Tboodoro
arrived ii France In tho -earlv mart of
Jnlv. 1918 and served with the infantry
three weeks offer which no was inf Il,
the Field Artillery and in the SUNNY
Corns. whose duty If was TO move RAJ
tions To the fighting men a dutv as
narilons as handline onn He took
mart II three offensives namely in the
Chateau l,s srbierrv sector, the Meuse-A =
oonne SECTOR and heaYpress-Ly sector.
| when the armistice came he was with
the army Of pursuit in Belgium. and
he sta VEG, there until Jan. 6. when he
was sent to Parne. France. He en-
har,xed at ST Nazaire. Nav 4th and
landed a. Hoholon n v Nav u Ho
staved at Camn Dix 10 DAVIS and then
"a mo on tn Camn Dodge where he was
discharged. While in Franceaafter the
armistice he obtained leave to visit
different points of interest a11dshe was
in Paris several times. On Bee. 26 he
saw President Wilson at Calais en-
Oscar Erickson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. @. Erickson, also returned home
last week. He also Is a Warren boy