New-York tribune., 1919-03-02

bnrbcd wire cntanglcmcnt and remained
the entire might under machine gund fire.
Cargic, Private G.. l.. ND, Company y, l07th
Infantry, Stalker. Penn Rescued two
wounded comrades under heavy fire.
koIonccxyk, Private Wasyl 90, Company G,
l07th Infantry, Brooklyn Single handed,
captured between thirty and forty Ger
man prisoners.
Wilkinson, Private j. III. N5), Company d,
l07th Infantry, New York City-Undcr
heavy machine gun fire went to the aid
of wounded officer and soldier
Dean, ir., Corporal 7. G. (46). Company D,
107th Infantry, 23l5 Broadway, New York
Clty-Rcscucd two wounded men under
heavy fire in open field
Kramer, Corporal II. G. 90. Company D.
l07th lnfantry. New York City-Rescued
two wounded men under heavy fire.
Bingham, Corporal J. j.. NS), Company d.
lo7th Infantry Douglaston Park, New
York City-Rescucd two under heavy fire
Power, Corporal Ilewclyn. Company D,
1o7th Infantry, Forest Hills, New York
City-Rcscucd two wounded men under
heavy lire III an open field.
Glcndenning, Sergeant II. l.. N9). Company
d, lo7th infantry, Jersey City Rescued
two wounded men.
II.
1o7th Infantry, New York City-Undcr
heavy machine CUR fire succeeded in
carrying back two wounded men.
Morrison, Private Hugh j.. Company X,
lo7th Infantry, Poughkoepsic, N. Y
Rescued four wounded men under fire
Lacosse, Private Lawrence j.. Company X.
forth Infantry, Malone, N. Y. Rescued
wounded men sundcr heavy fire.
Douglas, Corporal Joseph L., Company X.
lyn-Rescued wounded men.
Sholette, Sergeant f. NJ. (5D. Company d.
10Th Infantry. New York Cty-Rescued
wounded soldier under heavy fire.
Bentley, Corporal Richard f., Company L,
10Sth Infantry, Horseheads, n. Y-Nfadc
a reconnaissance of the La Selle River,
the journey being under constant and
heavy machine gun fire
Williamson, Sergeant Williamson H.. Com
pany Nj. 1OSth Infantry, New York City
In charge of a combat patrol. successful
~ accomplished his mission under heavy
Pierce, First Class Private Edward P (de-
ceasedl. Company d, 10Sth Infantry, Buf-
falo-Rescucd wounded soldier under
heavy fire. Was killed later.
Clark. Corporal James Paul (deceased).
Company f. l0Sth Infantry Medina n
y Took command Of his company after
all the officers had been killed.
Ward, jr. First Sergeant William II. Ode
ceased), Company NJ, 10Sth Infantry,
Auburn. n. Y.-Although wounded Ser
geant Ward assumed command Of his
company after commander had become
casualty. Was killed.
Nigilettrc, Private Michael (deceased).
Company G, l0Sth Infantry, Buffalo
Rescued wounded soldiers belonging to
another organization until killed.
Lautcnslager, Private Earl w. (deccased),
company G, 1oSth Infantry. Geneseo,
N. Y.-Crosscd open field to ascertain the
encmy's position Was killed.
Helm, Sergeant Carl A.. Company l., 1Gsth
Infantry, Elmira, n. Y.-Reorganizcd his
company and led it into combat after all
the officers had been killed or wounded
Norton, Private Max, Medical Department,
10eth Infantry. Buffalo Went forward
twice in advance Of the front line bring
ing in wounded.
Nagowski, Corporal Aloizy, Company II.
1osth Infantry. Buffao-Went forward
under machine gun fire and carried a
wounded officer to a place of safety.
Gaffey, Private l.. (52), Company f, 1Osth
infantry, Syracuse Rescued, in an open
field under heavy fire. wounded soldiers
OF another regiment.
silverberg, Private NJ (50, COMPANY G
1oSth Infantry, New York City-Rcpeat-
edly rescued wounded comrades
Moskowitz, Private Daniel (5i), COMPANY f
loSth Infantry, New York City Rescued
wounded soldiers under fire
Ward, Private n. c. (55), Company f, 1osth
Infantry, Medina, N. Y.-Rcscued several
wounded soldiers.
Reed. First Class Private Raymond E. (56),
Company +. 10sth Infantry. Syracuse-
Rescued two wounded soldiers after
dressing their injuries.
Brown, Second Lieutenant S. A., jr. (5O
1osth Infantry, New York City-Advanc.
ing with his platoon through heavy fog
and dense smoke and in the face Of ter