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Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

tions have jone heroic work within the last nine months which resulted in iG- surrectiOns against the Uoisheviki, so the members of the Russian commit tee say, but the bolSheviki have con troiled the Russian news so thor 6Ughly that the outside world has known only the movements which as sumed big proportions in districts within telegraphic reao,. of foreign newspapers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

. DETROIT, Mich, Feb, ss-oscar Stanage, veteran catcher with the De trOit Americans is in line for the 1919 season, having affixed his signature to contract, Stanage will embark upon his eleventh season with the Tigs CTS, He became a member of the club in 1908 when purchased from the New ark club of the old Eastern league.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

PEORIA, Ills, Feb, Ss,-William Jackson. former manager of the Pe- oria club of the Three-I league, is considering two offers for the coming season, The Omaha club of the West. ern league. which Jackson led last season, wants him to return and the Shreveport club of the Texas league also is bidding for his services,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

IOWA CITY. Iowa. Feb. 22-L. Charles Laun- former star hslfback and captain Of the University Of Iowa football eleven has been made ath- letic director at Camp Pike Ark. sue ceeding Opt John L. Griffith recently transferred to Washington
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

last year. He planned the capture of \ arOslav last July, a movement which threatened the overthrow of the Mos COW government for time and was put down by the bclsheviSi at great cost Of lie and supplies
 Although the bolsheviki put a high price on SavinkOff's head. he manag- ed to escape them through various dis guises and subterfuges and left Rus. sia by way of Siberia, coming from VladivostOk directly to France by sea. His activities extended into nearly every section of Russia and he had many narrow escapes.
 Feared by Trotzky
 or aill the prominent social revolu tiOnists who have been pitted against the bolshevik regime, Savinkoff is is said to be the most feared by Len, inc and Trotzky. He figured promf nently as one of the most dreaded ter roTistS under the imperial regime,
 Marie SpiridOncva and scores oi other members of Snti-bolshevik fac
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Feb, ss.-Club owners Of the American Association plan to take care of members of their
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. 22.-Joie Ray, the Illinois Athletic club dis tance runner, and Tom Campbell of University High, Chicago, probably will meet in a special 1OOO-yard race as the feature event of the annual track and field meet Of the Kansas City A. C. to be staged in Convention hall, March s.
 Campbell leaped into the IimeIight by defeating Ray in the Central A A U- championships. Dr. J. A. Reilly. athletic director Of the Kansas City A. C., invited these cinder path rivals to match their ability over the 1000 yard distance
 Invitations have been sent to every club and university in the Missouri valley to enter athletes in the meet.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. Feb. 22.- There is little likelihood Of Springfield becoming a member of the Three-I league for the 1919 season. according to Dick Kinsella, former owner of the Springfield club KinselIa believes, however, that in cities like Peoria, Bloomington and Decatur, the plan would work satisfactorily Springfield is under handicap. There is no base ball park here and the old grandstand used in previous years, has been dis mantled- 4 new grandstand would cost about S10 1000. he said.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

Russian officers and soldiers executed by soviet order as proof of the activi- " of Russians within bOlshevik terri tory against the sOciet dictatOrS.
 In conversation with a COrrespOR- dent Of The Associated PresS, Dr. Boris A Bakmeteff, the Russian min ister 10 the United States, asserted that only small part of the former Russian empire actually is under bOl- shevik control and that the Russian troops predOminate in the army that has driven the Red forces out of Si- beTia and are threatening soviet au- thOTity from north ana sOuIE Russia.
 Fought BoIsheViki
 Boris SavinkOff, who was minister of war under the KerenSky regime, and who recently arrived in Paris, is typi- cal of many Russian leaaers who have been in Russia striving for the restOr- atiOn of more sane order. SavinkOff. like many other fearless opponents of the bOlSheviki, has been working con stantly in bolshevik territory for the
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23
SPORT BRIEFS FROM
 HERE AND THERE
By Review Leased Wire

By Review Leased Wire1
 CLEVELAND. Ohio, Feb 22--Barn- storming will be eliminated from the spring training trip of the Cleveland American league club this season, Manager Lee FOhl believes that better results can be obtained if the entire squad remains in camp instead of making side trips to play exhibition games. 4 year ago the Cleveland club transformed through Texas and on the way north with the New York Nationals. The teams ran into bad weather and four or five days were lost in the venture The Indians will train at New Orleans this spring They probably will report on March 20
 COLUMBUS, Ohio. FeO- 22.-There will be no spring training trip for the Columbus club of the American Association. Pres, Joe Tinker has ten tatiVely planned to have the players report here March 25-
 The University of Michigan team will spend the first week of April in Columbus to train with the Senators Tinker has arranged exhibition games with the Boston Nationals for Neil park April 12 and Is
 ST LOUIS, Mo, Feb 22--Jimmy Councilman. one of the greatest ath- letes ever developed in St Louis, hay- ing received his discharge from the navy, plans to re-enter St Louis uni Tersity to take up dentistry.
 Councilman will be eligible for foot ball next fall and probably will take up the. work of instructing classes in boxing While at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Councilman won the lightweight championship and never was defeated He also played quarterback on the navy football elev- en
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. 22.-Eight Central A. A U- swimming champion ships to be contested at the Detroit Athletic club Saturday, Febraury 22, are expected to attract a number of the best known swimmers of the mid dle west
 The program calls for four events TOT men and four for women. Perry McGiliivray, holder of central. national and world titles. is expected to com pete m the 150-yard back stroke and the zzO-yaTd free style events Bud Nallen. another world title holder. probably will be in the 44O-yard and the 220-yard free style. NIcGillivrav and Walien will represent the Great Lakes Naval Training station.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-23

CHICAGO. Feb. 22.-CharIie White me chicago lightweight, having re- ceiFed ms discharge after IS months Ot strNlce as a boxing instructor. piiiils to launch campaign to land a lhatch With Benny Leonard, the light Welsht champion Whites first contest VII be with Harvey Thorpe. a Kansas CUy l59-pOundeT. in Buffalo. \. Y. feDruaTy IT. During the war White vas first stationed at Camp Custer and later became boxing instructor at F. Sheridan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28

wo uczciWosci, e WsZystko co pc
wiedzialem, jest szczera praWda.
Mfody prawnik pc chwili nanny
stu, - rzelH patrzac bystro " O.
czy Wiktorowi:
Vice jake czloWiek facho-
wy, sadzisz pan re obecna stagna
eva, W Wielkich przedsiebiorst-
Wach mego ojca, kredytu jego ME
podkopie?
Jestem przekonanym re. ME,
odpowiedzial Wistor.
PaWc} odetchnal sWobodniej. q
spokoiles mnie pan Wielce, ~
rzek, = DO dochodzily mnie roz-
matte niemile pogloski.
Me trzeba Wiierzyc Wszyst-
kiiemu co sic slyszy, czesto zaz-
|drosc pobudza zie jezyh do gada
mia.
MOI ojciec staWia podobno
wielkie sunny ma gieidzie!
Slyszalem tez Q tenn.
Il lie moWia ludzie Q takich
spekulacyach niepraWdae DO jego
przedsiebiiorstwa wkladaja nan o
|iboWiazek merzucenia ma los szcze-
sciaz potrzeelb,nych mn kapital6W.
Temu ME przecze wcale. Luz
die dziWia sic, re pan Lanquier
garla ma gie1dzie i ryzykuje ma to
sWe ta1ary, 1ecz ME Wnosze teggo
mic Mego. Fiirma pana Paskala
FLanqluliier uchodzi va bardzo bogg;a
ia ipeWna. KiilEa tysiecy frankoW
mniej lib Wiecej, ME NIGGA zrobis
Wielkiej roznicy " jego kasie, tax
moWii kazdy
Dziekuje panu "a tte objas-
niieniia, rzeM teraz Wstajae Pa
WeI-Uspokoiles mnie pan bar.
ldzo b.o-uffam fWojeej szczerosei.
Mozemy teraz=nasza lekcyya rozpo
ezac.
.--==Dobrze panic REX Wik-
tor, leez pierwejeheialbyym
szeze rozm66Wie sic osczemsz pa
mem. Nam Wiellka prosbe do ppana
|1oaal niejjaiiiem Wahaniem:
g. UezyJnlliez najjWiiekszaesehee
lldd11azpana, 90 tyylk ozsbeazigeezWs1,aae
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28

S@E%E-at 2T%Has -=.r.gy E EW&-rH I-s
mocy a coz to chodzi?
- Zamierzam zenic sic, - rzek]
Wiktor zarumieniWszy sic jak
m}oda panienka
Wspomina}es mi juz pan daW
niej 0 TEN, lecz sadzifem, re to
lie nastapi jeszcze tax predko.
TAX DO MOI przyszfy tesc pc
czciWy restanrator Baudu, polo
zyl mi "a warunek zebym sobie
piierwej jaki kapitalik usk1adai.
Do tego potrzeba vice bylo Wiele
czasu ale szczesciem spadla ma ME
i ia brata mego sukcesya.,
-: Winszuje serdecznie panu,
rzeA Paskal to jest ezeli przez
to niieutraciles pan jakiej sercu
tWemu drogiej osobie.
Stara ciotka gdzies ma proWi-
ncyi, ktorej nieznalismy prawie,
zapisafa nam obudWom 10000
To Ryszard p6jdzie tez "a
przypadkienl tWoim 0 lie wien
jest on take zareeczony bedzie
vice podwojne Wesele.
-. O ME DO mnie te 500 #. uzu-
pelnia zebrany juz kapitalik, ale
.Ryszard mic sobie jeszcze ME osz
.czedzH a Ia suksecya sama, zdajee
sic .oicu -Bandu niedostateczsnlaa
do rozpoczecia Wlasneggo gospoa1aa1r
lo1ag oalszy: nastap1.5 @
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28

tenn wszystkiem jakas mi1osna a
wanture j znajdywa1a to rzecza
bardzo naturalna zwykIa cd
powiedziala vice mrugajac o.
czyma usmiechajac sic fluter-
ME:
Toe. przecie5 ME trudno zrozu
mice.
Gdyby pc moim odjezdzie mia
no ci sic spytac mnie t opowiedz
re ME Wiesz 0 niczem.
- tel .chorej PAM nam take
to powiedziec?
= TAX zapewne. Jej przedew-
szystkiem.
- Dobrze niepoWiem mic niko-
mu i bede najbardziej zdziwiona
udawa}a.
Potem odesza i zabra1a z SODA
spis pociag6w. Idac .po wscho-
dach rozmyslala. Znowu to jedna
co udaja swietoszki, a maja dab
Ia "a komierzem, ktoby to byf my
sla1!
[ ami sic nawet takiej przygody
!nie Wstydzi. Zreszta jest taxa lad.
ma re sic ami dziWic temu niemoz-
ma! czasem i brzydkie nierobia j..
naczej. Trzeba uzywac Swiata po-
XII s}uza lata.
Gdy przyszla do kaWiarrni i pc
lozyla ksiazeczke ma stole gospo-
darz spytal ciekawie:
--Czego to szuka1a parma Rena
ia p Leopold czytal ciagle gaze
to-.
Me wien przeglada1a spis
pociag6w i mi ia kazala odniesc i
podziekowac panu. -Gospodarz
ME pytal 0 mic wiecej. Leopold
zwazal dobrze ma wszystko. Pc
mimic z jaka pokojowka powie
dziala re mic ME vie domyslil sic
zaraz re Renata polecifa jej milcze
ME re ma vice zamiar uciekac i
przygotowuje sic do podr6zy. Pc
coz chcialaby widziec spis pocia-
gov?
- Many ia, - pomyslaf zbiegg-
lly galernik z szatanskim, ma waz-
kich ustach usmiechem. - Maj
pierw jedna potem druga. Teraz
juz jest obecnosc moja tn zbytecz
ma; dis wieczorem odjade do Pa
ryza. - Potem zwracajac sic do
gospodarza poprosl go 0 rachu-
mex, poniewaz djezdza W pilnych
linteresach do Strasburga- potem
poszedl do sWego pokoju, upako-
wal kuferek, zaplacil rachunek,
poszed1 ma dworzec wsiadf do wa
! gonu i 0 godzinie 6smej przybyll
do Paryza. Temperature znaczme.
sic byla tego dnia zmienila. Pc a
mme sybiryjskim nastapi1a odWilzz
nagromadzony ma brzeggaalc,h .chod
l. - & +S@2 PHSGEHEE ~ L.EE5@S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
(Ciag dalszy.)

Corka Malgorzaty otar}a oczyi
schowala list, kt6ry jej lyle RADIO
snych sprawl wzruszen, starafa
sic, spokojna przybrac postawe j
udala sic do PAM Urszuli.
Umiafa tax dobrze odegrac swa
role, re W duszy zacncj kobiety,
aadne niewzbudzifc sic ~podejrze-
ME. Pc Sniadaniu Renata powr0-
ella do swego pokeju gdzic Was
ME pokoj6wka, hotelowa uprza-
tala.
- JczcIi macie spis przejezdza
jacych i odjezdzajqcych pocia-
= gov kolei zclazncj to badz tax do
bra i przynies mi &C tn do mego
rokoju- rzek}a d niej Renata.
Pokojowka poszfa ma sale Cos
ci2lla gdzie Leopold jcszcze czy-
tai gazety
- Czeso |szukasz? = zapytal
gospodarz.
- Tia PARMA . pierwszego piet-
"a, zyczy sobie widziec spis PREY
bywajacych tpociag6w, odpo-
wiedziala sluzaea. Twarz galerni.
ka rozpromicnila sic widocznie,
gdy pokoj6wka odes3ia re spi-
sem.
Wszystko p6jdzie wybornie,
-romysla4. kiedy ia ma1a zada
spisu pociag6w to widac re list pc
skutkowa}. Moja kuzynka z le-
wei reki chce sic przckonac czy
przvjaciel iej matki oznaczyl jej
stesowny pociqg. Jutro wieczo-
rem opusci paniq Urszule to do
brze.....
Galcrnik mial %slusznoSc. Renata
przcgladala liste, ale sic niemog-
Ia W nicj zoryentowac. Pokoj6w-
ka dopomog}a jej, wkr6tce znala-
Fly re pociag do Paryza wyjezdza
z Maison Rouge o godzinie osmej
wieczorem.
- TAX to sic zgadza zupelnie z
tenn co stoi napisane w liscie =
? pomyslata pociag przyhywa do Pa
ryza 0 godzinie jedenastej W no
cy Billet kosztuje 10 frank6w. Mai
son Rouge ME jest tax bardzo da
leko cd Paryza.
- Czy PAM cheese jechac do
Paryza?- zapytala pokoj6wka.
Renata przy}ozyIa palec do ust ma
znak milczenia. = Chcia1abym, ci
sic O COS spytac = rzekia. Czy mo
ina wyjse tu=z tego domu, nieprze
chodzac przez kawiarnie? 49,.
- Zapewne drzwi Cd sieni SO
zwykle do dziesiatej wieczorem OF
warte.
y Dziekuje ci, = rzekla Renata
prose- przyjmij to odemnie, = j
to powiedziawszy .wcisnela W re
Ike pokoj6wki pieciofrank6wke,,
ia skfoniwszy sic nisko spytala:
= Czy PAM zamierzasz wye
chac dis wieczorem?
DIS ME ale moze jutro ale
chcialabym zeby Mkt tn W domu
Bniedowiedzial sic o TEN, rozu-
Ssrniesz mnie;?
Pokoi6wka byla dose lekkiego
usposobienia, przewachiwala "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28

Ma polu WALK kona 1asz porueznkl
C~hwafkowsh. Ze snoni saczy sic strut
ga krwi, usta Wyszeptaiy pamietnes slo-
wa: ITO ola Polski," a lduszy, cia1o O.
p~uszczajacej zjawia sic Chrystus IA
krzyzu przybity, symbol ofiary j po-
swieeenia. Reka porucznika mi1osnie
dotyka nogi UlnzyzoWanego. Zaiste;
smierct TAXA, TO ~szczescie ola Wielu ME-
stety niedoscignione.. s.
w chmurach, " swietle blyskawic
srza sic s1owa: ITO OLA POLSKI;;"
jedna strzalka wskazuje glove konaja-
cego, druga ma ra1ne obrazu. Zas rame
CZY ZNAJDZIE SIZE GDZIE
OXEN LUB SCIAN OBRAZ TEN nj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-28
chciaIllbymwiiec
5nalnrzsvlkrZacc sic AM sss ssE sE

haprzykrzacSs S. panu a.S
pan 9 naPrzykrzasz s1e
~ Wcale PaWef.
-B 'tt2ss aWet.ehetnl ne udN slelaalm'n
.panu Iekcy1 mate sliayy e q Pc
trzebneJ g dzllslaJ mn1EaafemZtroche
kiooIpotu, Ola ktorego5o gosdzlnIe lie
kcy1 ME pamletaiteem. yednakze cd
W1edzlny pana s. MI 4b ,al'liz't, pr'zyy-
JENNIE 90 chclafpy1nlssel slezspytac
g 9 lee sladay pan pan tu, okofo.
mnle przy komlnku. day poczc q:
Wy poomlstrzek usaaoWn SIC Wy
FaWe zapytai go
-fan Jestes yeszcze elagie Y "a
Iskacn Y mego oJea!
AapeWne pane nanaulef pan.
pryncypaf nle1na NJ ne go zafz lul-
eehla..lNle acme 20 cnWall same
go sleple, lecz noge sm q p poWle
'z1ec g nam gruhtoWnle moo5
zaWoul nlguy sc mezapozn1e z 70
Dota me lupte p1Jatyk .lspohulanck
= Mycn 1oWafzystW,.cn j pl'n'uJe
COBRA mego .chIeDoaaW
cy Fan faskal mnle tez par
$50 czego mi NOW teraz nee
Gar aoWod re mn1e za ata v
tych c1ezElch czasach gene Wszel
IA robota ustafa, J prz 1z to, re
n:eoddalh naWct megc brfata, k t
" jest n1estety sfabeggo charakkte-1
ru czesto ME unle oprzec SIC po-
kusle Bealia zac1af SIC.
20 pohulana- dokonczyf "a
wei.
tax pane, z '1sa jest ny
szard Wyboenym rop OBJ otll
ma Wlelc fozuanu, ale "a nleszcze-
sha Wada, przyproWadM go pre-
dzeJ cz9y poznleJ Go zsuby.
- nice nad1izieJe W Do
gu re tax Ae me Dedzle rzeki
FaWef,-a le Pytalac sic, czy pan
Jestes " faskach Y noJego oJca'
ME mlafem ma mysll, pytac sic 81
EzachowyWanle sle pana, Doc znam
pana d~ostatccznle, tyllko czy pan
Jestes Jeszcze doWodzacym Wszy-
stklch prac budoWlanych, ktore
moJ oJclec przedsleblerze.
TAX, Me sic W tenn dotad NE
zmllenlfo. ....
-Mozesz mnle pan vice obJa-
snlc " Jaklm stanle :znalduJa sic
'obecnie roboty budoWlane. Pod
=lnfistrzek, posiadajacy z%aufanie
weggespfyy1aeyypala,szna aatez@zapeW
ne nieraz.do czynienia 2 dostaw-
csmi rzernieslnikanai. Musi sly
see, co mGwia Q jego firmie, il
wiedziec ely ludzie maja do MEL
z%aufanie, DO pred MIN mkt sic
movie ME Wystrzegga. Vice prof.
see, kochany panic Wiktorze, pol
wiedz mi otwarcie, 60 sadza lu-
die Q moim 0 jcu ] jego przedsie-
biorstwach?
Wiktor Beralle s1uchai 2 podz1l-
wieniem slow Paw1a j milczal.
- Prosze odpoWledz mi pan ma
to pytanle, -rzekf Go zmleszane-
go Wldocznle podm1strzka.'
-DopraWdy re ME Wien nc o
tenn, -przeDaknaf Wfeszcle tenze.
Me Jestes pan szczefym: 70
nlepodoDno, zeDy chWi1oWe pofo-
zenle mego oJca,zlle nllaio zs1uzyc
"a "a. Watek Go rozmaitycli: rozlnoW
= domysdoW,
No, moj Boze- odezWaf SIC
teraz Wlktor, - 70 praFda, ze "
tel c1ezk1e] pore fokel, me moga
+ptynac talafy 60 heszenl oJca
5pana, ale GO NE Jest dzasla9, NOEL
pig sCdc JULY. NIuNiq = 'ooo ln'',o
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

good old times when foreign pennies
were in currency with all that with
went with them, and the tirespme
Job of getting rid of them. In those
days it was possible to give Plate
what belonged to Ponce; in other
words you could get rid Of your
penny However pressing your du-
ties and engagements, however sa-
worry your repast, all day your
mind would have the unique pre-
occupation of palming off your
worthless coin on the first gulible
victim that came your way. You
would never think of giving it to q
oeggar-llving up to this custom
would be too ordinary.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

tives, and there is nothing but the
embarrassment of choice.
Tired of waiting for an empty
carriage -. not having taken the
trouble to tip one of those law
gamns who. jumping alongside the
chauffeur bring back a taxicab
prisoner - YOU decide to use the
more plebeian means of transporta-
ton. If the depot. resounding with
the chug- -chug of the auto bus, han
pens to be encumbered with p
mushroom bed of umbrellas. don
by any means rush like mad to
catch the "last' subway train. The
"Metro' keeps running till after
midnight, till 1, till 80! No more
of those frantic crowds of passen.
gers blocked behind the grill that
protects contemptuous guard with
a cruel grin on his face. Instead.
you quickly fall in line and buv a
first class ticket. On, entering the
comfortable car YOU notice with
pleasure that there is plenty of
room. The habitual second class
passengers, not being able to find
seats elsewhere, have not heen
showed into the sanctity of your
accustomed carriage.
Great, You come to your sta
ton. In the street the gas. like
scintillating pebbles strewn bv p
giant Tom Thumb, show YOU the
way. You gaze, cross and pass
other night hawks like yourself
lou recognize a friend and single
out woman by her reflection. And
you are no more annoyed by that
spectral vision Of round. creepy
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

ton, otherwise known as "Pershing's
Own?
The composite regiment is exact
~ what its name implics-3, 400 of
the finest specimens of American
manhood and the finest trained body
that Uncle Sam has ever banded to-
gether in one unit. 1t is "Pershing's
1 Own, because the regiment was
picked and assembled to act as an
escort Of honor to the American com
mander in chief during the celebra-
tlons and functions which inevitably
must follow victorious war.
Many things entered into the Sc
lection of officers and men honored to
become members of the composite
regiment. If you were to 60 over
each mans record with a tiruratjvc
flne-tooth comb you would find each
mans record clean. You would find
soldierly qualities as having been
demonstrated many times during
many months of service abroad.
No officer or man in "Pcrshing's
Own stands less than five feet ten
inches in height. and one platoon in
the Sd Battalion averages more than
six feet.
The regiment is composed of
three battaions of infantry. each
battalion supporting four companies
4 band of more than one hundred
pieces was selected as the result of
competition between bands of the
LIST, I'd, 3D. and 4th divisions in Cor
many. The Sd Division band won
and so becomes the band of "Pcrsh-
ing's Own A motor transport
train was also selected after various
inspections, and the honor fell to the
New-York tribune., 1919-08-10

! Second Division Captain c.rn: j.,
Williams, 23d; First Lieu.ensr. Ars.
c. Otto, 23d; First Lieutenant yau:
R. Stavrum, 23d; Second Lieu.s,,,.
George A. Gordon, 30, Second ri.,
tenant Marc Y. Iauncelot. 9th; s.e.,.
Lieutenant Rowland Peck, 23d
Company G-1All Of Ninth B,,,,..
Fifth Division)- Captain R. S. Fjss.
6lst; First Lieutenant D. S. Lewhi,...
6oth, First Lieutenant Paul c p,.
ford. 6otn; Second Lieutenant cl,S..
5. Mcclure. DIST; Second Lieu.en,,.
Angus A. Mclntosh. slst: Second r.,
tenant A. Z. Pfost. so-h
Company H All Of Tenth Bri,.i.
Fifth Division l-~Captaln JOAN v
ODaniel, llth; First Lieutenant RoS.r
Carter, 9Th; First Lieutenant FarrOI r
Evans. llth; First Lieutenant Roger Z
Muliens. 6,h; Second Lieu,sp.,,
George L. fdnaondz. llth, Second Lieu.
tenant Gordon ,Stapleton, 9Th
The Third Battalion is commando
by Major Mention Eddy. Of the Thir.v.
ninth Infantry Regiment. Fourth D..
vision. Second Lieutenant Fraaej. ,
Bradford. seth Infantry Regimsr.
Fourth Division. IS regimental adm
tant. Other ofHcers are:
Company 7 Al Of Seventh Brisss.
Fourth Division Captain Jared !
Wood. Attn Infantrs, FIRST Lieutensr
Dan F. Coulter. 39th; FIRST Lieu,.r.n
6. G. Hillix, 39tn; second Lieutensa
f. L. Bowers, 39th; Second Lieu.eran
". J. Nccauley. 4Tth.
Company K All Of Eighth Brirsd.
Fourth Division CAPTAIN Myles \
Savelle. 59th Infantry Regiment; Fis.
Lieutenant /. A. Du4in. 5sth; Fir.
Lieutenant Edwin ". Schrader. ssth
First Lieutenant Alfred c Young. 5s-A
Second Lieutenant Ernes. F. Alssy
seth. Second Lieutenant Clyde ?
Baugh, 5Sth.
Company L All Of Eleventh Brig
ade. Sixth Division Captain Love
W. Roo&s. 5lst Infantry; FIRST Leu
tenant Eugene C. Callahan. sd; Fir,
Lieutenant Henry P. Gray. 5lst; Firs
lieutenant Joe ". Mccall, sd; Sccn
Lieutenant William I. Franklin, 5lu
Second Lieutenant Thomas R. Har
sd.
Company NJ All Of the TweHf
Brigade, Sixth Division - Cspta.
Ralph r. Ware. SD Infantry. Frs
Lieutenant Frank F. Aflecs, SD; Fir:
Lieutenant Alec c. Dick, SD; Fir
Lieutenant York kaufman. SD; Secon
Lieutenant Wilfred r. Iandrey, ssa
Second Lieutenant Lloyd H Stone, 5st