The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 26, 1918, Image 1
VO-UME! XXXIi. f.ALJR3NS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1918. NUNiBER 4"
AUSTRIANS SUFF
AT HiNDS OF TI
C
Italians [R)eport 200,000
Austrian Losses.
MORE TRIALS
YMAY COME
Diaz in ('41m, plimentllng Ill Soldiers
lpon th- (reat Victiri Warniis Them
Phat 3.lore Trials .)Iny ('lome. .\us
Iris S Lose Tremendously inl .31411
111n4d Su11pplivs. Fear of l(evolution.
Rome, .1une 2.-In annoineing to
his vietorious army thie repuise of the
Audians, Gleneral Diaz, the Italian
commander in ellief. says the lighting
I' tihe present is confined to local ae
ti o s. 1it, call" 1upon Ile rmilly to
prepare for nevw trials. In anl order
of the day to his ofilcers and menv11
G;eneral Diaz says:
"h'lIe eimilly who, withii fur iious li
petuosity, usedt all ileans to penle
trate our territory has been repulised
at all o)0nts. Ills losses are Very
heavy. Hlis pride Is broken. Glory
to all commands, all soldiers, all
sallors.
Tie cou1ntry understood at once
tht tihe barrier set up by our heroes
was uishakable und h I t your
.trength is the purest of immortal
Vigor. Our lpeople and our allies,
wh%*o have so many giniloritta rpre
seitat Ives aionst us, applaud ou1r
SUCIceSs against the eternal ellnly.
."'he great hattle Is, for tihe tline
being, reduced to local actions.
"The army has deserved well of
tle country. We are sure of ot'r right
and of the holiness of the caulse we
are defending. New,\ trials wh lehi un
doul:tedly await us will again show
tie 0ileily that Itily ~has lost none of
her faith, strength aind abnegation.
"lp or Italy, for king, for eiviliza
tio, let us persevere In 01 sacred
Austria's armiles again are beyond
tile Plave and the river line once more
hars the enemy fron tihe Venetian
plain. The eruicd Austrian forces
not only were pursiied to the river
lit the Italians at points have ocel
Wled strong bridgeheads onl thIi eastern
bank.
low thorough tle -1talian victory
ha.. been is not yet yet clear ats every
Im )r brings reports of increasing Auis
till losses. Many thousands of the
invaders were killed In thelir attellpt.
to regain tile eastern bank of tle river
ind tle latest announcement fron
(eneral Diaz places the number of
prisoners alone at 10,000. One report
plices .the Austrian casualties at 200,
000 men. In addition tle enemy lost
Ilarge stores of mliittions and sup
plIes and many guns.
Apuarently the sudden torrent In
the i'lave which played havoc with
Austrian communlicat ons fell as
quIckly as It rose an t1 e river lied
was driy whenio thle Austriian iet reat
hegan. This enabled (lie enemy11 to
ofre many~ of his tr'oops across, other'
wIse hIs losses would have been minas
uirably greater.
VIenna blames the wea ther' and (lie
'-Th water in thie 'iyer for thie retire
ment aind gives no credIt to the stouit
Italian resistance wvhleh held the ene
my oin (lie westernl bank ando was
griadutal ly forcing hiim back to thle niv
-.It says the oi'der to withdraw wvas
gIve Thursday and leaves (lie in
pr'es ton tlbat (lie ret reat was carried
out unobserved by the ItalIans.
It has bieeii reported that IBaron
llurian, (lhe Aust ro-TIunugarian for
,eign minister, told (lie Geimnan coin
mandoer that grave events, po-isibly
revolutlonl, would follow in thle dual
monarchy If an Austrian attack,
whieh Germany intilated upon, was
repu~llsedl. There have been -no reports
that (lie dhisord(ere and unrest wvIthin
thea fiopsburg emptre liave neased.
In fact late news dlispatchies give
scanty initelligence as to thie state of
affairs in Austria.
If the Austrian offensIve was ex
peeted( by the German commndo to
relieve the sItuation on (lie western
*front the Teuton .strategIts have
had a blitter dilsapplointmnent. Austria
probably will 1)e unable to take up
a new forward movement on the
Plave -line for a few (lays at least.
' In fact, the Piave front appears to
1)e stronger now than at (lie begin
nling of tho present ' battle. Opera
tionls on the mountitr front are stIll
ER DEFEAT
lE ITALIANS
(. N ))ID.\i CIS ('OMES 1'lOW1,Y.
vnly Two .\nmnOured ('nndiIntes so
PFmr fl'or.th luse of Hlprestnita-!
tives.
With IIh( an noulincemet tiII weh
of Ar. ii. (oggans, of Gros:; 11111,
,: ' vnziliiale Il'ur Ih. iose of Rop..
r*vev, lltix*, 1h- nauhlb.r of nnIldid;Ites
for this oilee ha increvtased to tw"oanld
h111re arotie 1:olices to be filled. .;
vn Dame: 1I:ior is 'lot evinlcing- Inth
iltere'Ot in olt a itila l a tlicmllielnts l so
tle ainounicellient of .\ r. Goggains has
abotti exhausted the names even mm)n
ioned as prohable candidaics for tho
louse. It Is truce liat .\lr. It. Cokie
Gray, the well hon wa young binlie:ss00
manl of Lauo rens has been discuing
the matter withl hi.; frienids and has1 inl
dicated that lie woul( ru if he cot
siuticient encotlragemient I still .\Mr.
(ray s not yet committid himiniself
aul there the Iatter stanlids.
County Treasue1t r Ioss i'. Voim11
and1 Sperisor ilmbert are the oly
incumbents X who have any allnoiliced
oppkosition so far and v 'ery little is
lIrd aboltt other opponents to the
colrit houstc loiilIs. .\lr. Young will
be opposed by .\r. I?. Judsoii Lngston
of .ldden SlatIon liand .\ri. I iumbert,
so far. i; Olpm.d by .\Mr. S. S. Flarrar
and .\r. .John D). \V. Watts Judge of
Probate 0. C. 'I'hompsol and A uditO
.1. Waddy Titoillpson are not being
opposed tisl- yeari. No annon )011 ii'emnn ts
have bee'n in ide for coulity colllis
sioners, of which there are two whose
lerm expire il,; year.
N HZIYlE(OSTI- 1ED M l .EN
TO BE DR.\WN T'I' -ND \Y
Seii Hltund red ''lhotlmiand Will Lenlrn
the OIrder of Seivlee That. Day.
Washinlgt1on, June 25.--The drn ft
lottery for the newly registered 21
yer ol! Illen will be stngell at the
Senate o.'liee building at 9:30 o'clock
Thursay 1m101111ig, SecretaIy of War
Dlaker ainnounced today.
At that time 700,000 yOung men will
learn ithe order of their call to milI
tary service.
gIt arrangl'emleis have ben cOm
pleted for the evetit. Approximately
1,200 lottery noumbers will be plaeed
in ( sle: and ( drawn from a hu11ge
how I in the conference room of tile
Senate olite b1ung. 'te drawing
w..ill remIare :bou t two iouirts.
The ti irat hirge call for draftvees for
genera l milIItary service for tile month
of July, l expected to he Issued to
Imlorr:ow hv the P'ovost MarsIhal (ein
eral.
WIVAIIIIl. SWOtN OUT
FOR .JOHN T. DUNCAN
Columinhla, June 25.-Warrant was
Issued today for the a rtIest of John
TI. Ihmt ~ean , cain diate for Governor,
chargIng breach of tri'ust In thle suim
of $8,000). It wfa sworn out befoire
.\a gist rate 5. .\1. Bushy by J1. W. Wes
slinger'.
against Italy the next enemy attack
ma1y come1 freoin thIs front unle1ss the
I talitans contilnue theIr advance east
ward from the Plave, (It whichi, htow
e vetr lierce are no111(101 10dcaton atI pre5
enlt.
A long thle front from the North
sea to Swittzerliand the alliled armliels
are awa It ing another blowv froin thle
Germianis. Premier Laloyd George has1
told1 thle ilrtIshi ho'use of conun~onls
that another gigantie enemDy effort is
comintg withint ai few days, possibly
wIthIn a few hours. The allies aire
r'eady to comb~at it.
'liritish nnd French troops on the
Flanders hat tlefheld have carrIed out
local operations tsuccessfully oni the
plhateau north of Leo Port, west of
Solssons and~ along the Alsne the
Frenchl have Improved thier tpos011Ions
and1( capturedI 170 p)risoiners.
In a local effort In Bolloau wood,
norlthlwest. of Cliateau-Thierry Amneri'
can troops have completedl the calp
ture of the wood by clearIng the
Geormans out of the northwestern
niortlon. Somie prisoners and flye mla
chIne gun~s wvere taken. In Alsace
several Amerleans are mIssIng as a
result of enemliy raids. There Ia no
confirmation of tho Berlin oflclal re0
plort that 40 French and Ameoricanl
rlionersi wore captured in a raId
Two Kinds of People,
A spirited app:aI has been made to
mSouth Carolinians by C. G. Rowland, presi.
. dent of the National Bank of South Caro
lina, at Sumter, S. C. So inspiring is the
letter which he has mailed to hundreds of
IsasUEDDY'rMm" people in thig rtate that the War Savings
UNSTED SYTATS Committee for South Carolina feels ,.hat his
90VlmNW/ETlessage merits wide publicity: . The letter
----- - - follows:
"Ocar Fellow American: I believe the biggest job the United Staten,
this bank, and you have on hand just now is to win the war. That is
why I am making every effort all the time to dho our part to bring this
about. That is why I am speiding this bank's money for stamos and
stationery, to cAll your spccial attention to the Liberty Loan bonds and
War Savings St.mps.
"The demand is that every man, woman, and child in the Un ted States
must help. The young man goes to the trenches. The oldermen, nct
liable for duty in the trenches, as well as thsen too young or otherwise
not available for trench service, have just an important a duty to perform
in providing the ways and imians to take c-ire of the2 young man who is
In the trenches. That, too, is the duty of the women.
'"It is a full grown man's job to carry this war to a successful issue
and the most energetic and positive team work in nercesary in order to
do it. Will you fall in line and do you part by helping in a Ninancial way?
"When this war is over there will be two kinds of people in this coun
try-those who did help and those who did not help We hope that
every South Carolinian will be one of those who did help, will be prepared
to meet the heroes when they come back from the front and tell them so
The sacrifice should be made by every one of us, and we should feel that
it is a preat privilege to make it.. I hope that YOU will head the call and
ocot diown and buy your part of the bonds -.#d and war savings stamps
which will make victory possible for our army.
WAR SAVINGS C
CLOSES_(
tDit'd at her't 111ome ini 31 Innehtester, cn.,
Friday A fterlnooni a %-d was liuried
Iflere Nundlal.
.\lrs. Ora le( Irby, Widow of the
late James H1. Irbly. of this count3 y.
died at the holbe iler dalgIter, .rs.
W. It. Parsois, at .lantclestr. Ga.,
at tite age of 77 Years. l)eatl was (ut
to 1 collaip2'e incident to advantcinttg
alo. The boIdy wvas,- brouight heore Anud
,1internd inl the Laurlenls --imetery
Sunday afternoon, Rev. C. 1. Squire,
ia 1stor of I the Firs t I'res bre teyterian1
c(hur ch1, of witicht tihe (eceasedl 111s 1
member, conducting Ithe services. I)Ir
ing heri nmarried life '.\rs. 11rby had
been a memberwl of this church and she
had neve(ir iloved liir letter of me111
b)e'rlip, although sIe had beven living
in l("'orgia for about tell years.
The deceased is sutrvived by the fol
lowing children: ame 11. Irby., man
a120r of the state farm ill it Boykin, S.
C.; Wtm. M. irhy, of this city; Sims
I ofy, o f lloy k in : a n d .\ Mr. . W . I. P a r
soils, Witi whomt she had made her'
hom1e inl recen(t years. lrs. Irtby was
a sister-in-law of te 1ate meator
John ,. .\l. Irhy, the late )r. W. C.
Irby,) the late .\rs. J. .1. Wilson, thle
late .\Ir:. .1. Willie .ones. and Mrs.
Rosa 1. Caine, of this city.
New llis at lithe ilbray.
In these days of work and war, ev
0eryotne wa11lds to devo e t te1 ,ae spare
mttotlivils I otevadilg about tte war, so
the "best seller- aillong War books
are.(, included in anl ordlrt which eth
public lit.rary expects to receive in
1thne tie n k-11 day.i. Tihe mal or wo
man11 who is seeking inlformationl will
finld it inl (ierar1d's "Pourl Years inl
Germany", "I)re .\'able"' written by
one o1' the olcers at Camp Wadsworth
and illustrated by another, will make
you "smt ile, smile, slile" wile "The
Gtlory of the Trenches" by I)awson,
who writes of t11' spiritual side of the
war, and "'I'ei Return of the Soldier"
by Itebecca WVest, belong to the bealu
tifull inl literatulre.
Othlier1 books ordered are "''hte First
liiuntdret 'I'Tousa it d", Ot 11)to Win".
"'1,'hv igh Iomance", "TeFamily",.
"The Thre'shold" anld "Greatheart".
As the chilren have been askinlg for
the Hisie lo)oks and ite attitmal stories
of Thompson Seton, some of these old
favorites are otn thIe list.
The works of Silms which arte full
ofr tihrilling stories of our own state
and i good set of Scott's are in the Ii
brary already.
inl fact Itere ate( tmore goodl books inl
th Itl)rary tihn111 m11any people are
aware of. Anyone interested, Will be
wise to investigate and see What tie
book-slttIves containl. Mrs. I'dward
Swaint is in charge from five to sevenl
onl Tucsday and Feridiay and~ w\ill wel
comte visitors. Ten cents will give a
mtonIth's mtembhershtip t)o the Iibhrary'. Ini
what~t tdote wa'y will ten cetnts buy thte
same1 21mtout o (f pletasure'o?
New York, J1utte 25.-duly UI ottont
mat~de a sensai botnal " nee thils af
terntoont, gaining 153 , .ts within an
L a ter 1(2 tositions were0 affected(1but a 2
siiilar adlvatnce wa's1 pre'veilted by ini
Cr''ese offer'ingtis. Ther'te wats a not1.
ablei sctareICty1 int July (Oi tontracts5, ho0w
PTe advance resultod frotm the
heavy dIiscounit at wIh lly1 futureis'0
were' selin tg underot51011 sp t'ices. i'This
was nott contsidleredt just i fed bty thte
ac02tual valueit of the 0 cettified stock
aivaliable.
A notdter ('tll 31mde for dltuly 20th.
Colubia), Ju ne 25.--A call for 1,541
white seletmetn and1( 4,010 tnegr'oes has
boen sont 01ut by'(r aplain Ri. E. ('at'
wi lo, 00lietr inl cha1rge of t he selectIve
1terv1ice r'egutlatiotts. Thle whte select
men1 are' 1(o be enitr alined( durt'ng thte
5-day 3' teriotd betginnin ig Ju)1ly 20 amin
thte negroes duIt ng thte 5-dlay period
beginninltg July 16, the whlite men to
go to Campt~ Wadswoth antd the ne
groos to ('ahit .1 ac(kson. Laurenols
('oun13'titlist futrnisht 70 whites anid
It0 negr'oes under~i thtis call. ,
'Ieut. ando Mrs. L. S. Bolt htave been~t
spentding a few (lays In the c'Ity witht
the Infli"' nnrnnitn 'Mtr nnd Mrs. Jo.
MPAIGN
IN FRIDAY NIGH
Reports Indicate L a r g e
Subscription.
ORA IS.FIRST
OVER THE TOP
('uirman Aikei has lNreelied F
lItvimlizeld Reports frimi ViirI itus Sc:
11oions (of tlt ('oity, bit lieports I:,
' diente 11in1 ( moatill tiees are liard I
Wld:and Subscriptliois are tiriilf;
intr.
The War. Savings cain iun is sche
IIed to enld Friday nlight at1 the clo.
of what has beeni termied "Wari Sa.
ings \Iay". All those sections of t"1
celtinty that have not bveen thorolig'
ly canlvassed by twha day arc expe(.
('(I to be covered by tle coin on tte:
thoen and thle reports ut1ade to 1U.
county chairman.11 imineildiately.
Chairman Aiken stated yesterd.
that Ora, which was apporltioned $1
000, was the first to report its quo:
01ige . O a 111.11t a Iini ceod
the Ied Cross drive, so tile early I
ports from tlat colimillity was u(
InexpecteI. 'Reports from Cioss .11i
are to Ith (e eec thiat: the quota is aboi
raised in that cOPmmuniiity, tbut no clI
!,al reiort has been made yet. Messr
Sim Thompson and I,aey Cooper,
the lilethaniy seclion in Youn- tow"
;,hip.,er inl the city .e-lerday an'
irported ihat tle coilimilee ini tl
comuiinity had about raised the quo
ti'ore and was fairly 'erlai'n of goi:
p'st he nlinium.
The reports for the citv of Laurer
11.1v", not oiein tahilat'. Iit coilmil
tees were aclively at worik yesterde
and it is thought that the total pledgc
so far are inar the $75.000 mark wi'
or ny yet to see. micou ragiig r
4orts aie cominlg in from other lar:
of tle county and the indications a,
that a large' sulbseription will 1
ni ad 'e beo ro Friday night.
.\irrested as Deserter.
(leve Allison, colored, was arreste
while at work on the P. & N. rai'
road iear Dolalds last weevk an'
broglit to Laurens as a deserter. All'
.onl failel to show lt up when suloillilim
by ti local exemuption board. lIe Ir:
bient seit to Camp Jackson tor se:
i ice.
('11111 ured taill Sti'l.
ltirail Policeman Abercrombile 1
ca! qId took possresio)n of a sma'
mtoonshine still oil the east bank '
tle Tomilling Sihoals pond last, wec'
,nd bro-i ihlit It to ftie shii-iff's oflic
ThIuirsday. Teli still was ingenious
contrived from an old aitomobile g:
-:rk u.-d for. a' ho:er w.itl a plai
wash ti) and gas pipe for a condell
I-. It is estimated that about a gaic
of whiskey a day could be made \,.,it
thll (0ii 11. i'vid enies ariountd thle spn
indientedi that it had been used a ft
dlays befor'e, but 1n0 one was airouri
w heni thle discovery wasi~ macde ar
()insequetiliy thire welte no airrest.
Not. in t he ltace This Yart.
Airi. W. D). Dyird, at priesenit ia ment
her of thle county's declegat ion in Il
lower' house of the General Assembl
while in the c'ity' last week stated th:
lie did not lntecndi to offer' foir re-ole
ion t his year' on account of busine:
aftfai rs and his cluties as Food Admi
istrantori. Mr'. lhyrnd stated that 1I
hicopedc that dluring his termo lie hi:
been able to do some'thing in at pr'
gressive wvay for the county as h
efft'cis had becen diriectedl in that 111n
Mr'. 1). RI. Ihoozer has not pubillicly a'
nounced hits Intent ions as to -thle raec
France, of c'ourse will not lie a candh
Adlr. WV. S. Power', w~ho is lookir
after' the enrollinen t books for 11
Laurecns precinct, states that enrol
mient for the pirimaryv so far has bet
v'ery lIght. I lar'dly miorne than 125 vo
('rs haive' so farI pilaiced thlirI nameis:
the book. The books close the la
Tulesdhay in July or Jiuly 30th, aft<
which no mior'e namles may he addce
In or deri to avoid a ruishi at thle Ia.
~Ir. Power reques1Cts that. 'ice vote
comie in anti en roll as earlhy as pioss
ble.
Mr. .J. Rlhett ReIdh has resIgned hi
position with Mr'. J1. M. l'hilpot an '
he. actd. ~inpsUay~
REVERSE STRIKE
Germany's Entire Offen
Been Upset by Crusi
Forces on Piave R
Be Opposed .
Teui
the western bank of the P'lave Itiver
;,s complete. Admission Is made by
Ihe Austrian var otliev that Ihe i troops
of :Eilepro r Karl have been forced to
evtacuat the Montello pilateau, over
whi ch they had holed to pres's the r
way and gain the Venetian 11la1ins, and
"'soile sectors" of the positlons they
attained last week on tie bank of the
river betwev'n the plateau and the
point where the stream empties into
Ihe Adriatic. lad weather and the
ising of the Plavv under the heavy
rains are assigned aIs the reasons for
the withdraw]a of tile Austrianus. But
the l Ionie wa r otilef asserts tit It
WaI- !e impethols atlac:ks of tihe Ital
ails that brought aboul the faillire of
ant otie ration withlie Was startedl witi
llit intention of ershig the ariles of
General inz and forcing the Italians,
IlIke the Russians, to aceept a Teul
tonile allied peace.
All along tle rivet' tlie Italians have
pressed back the invaders of their
territory until only small units re
amain otn the western bank, and across
the str'eam King Victor Elmlliantuel's
men are keepldii well On file Ieels of
lie retreating enemly, who is fleing
in di Isorder. Ag aIn tlie cvalry has
beei ithroWn Into the fighting and Is
sor'ely harrassing the enmly, While
moachilne gins from tle ground Ind
fron airriaft. some of the Iatter op
erateid by Anmeirlean avIa tors, are
Working havoc amiong the fteeing Aus
trian columins.
The losses to the eneilly aIre d
senl as entoImouts both In men011
killed, wvounded or imade prisoner. An
ollicial statenment from Itomlle to the
Italnlati embassy in Wash I ilgtont as
serts that tie Austrians have lost -i5,
000 mntt i in trisoners alone. The Ital
iln w'at' oflice colintient ion mentions
only .10,000 Austrianlis as naving been
ca)t urei itut It is probable Ihat tills
communleiltIon anltedated that sent to
fhe eimassy and1 thtat the 'captives Iin
the hands of tlie It allans greatly CX
Ceeded this figure.
'le probability 'tha1t this s rite Is
To Operate ('aniery.
The management of tile !aurens
Cotton Mill has moved -the frame
iuildiing formerly used as a d1ru1g
store on Fleming Street to a lot, ad
joit.ing the nill building and will In
stall canning machinery immiedliately
for the use of the operatives and oth
ors who may desire to take advantage
of It. The canning outfit Is for the itse
of the operatives, primarily, but Mr.
Smitht statedl yeste'rday that hie thiouight
that other people couild be accommtlO
dated to a conaleirable extentt. Tile
mill also has plians on foot for the
erectIon of a smnall Ieo plant. to isupp~ly
S BLOW AT HUN
sive Program May Have
iing Defeat of Karl's
iver---Italians May
oon "by Other
tons.
enhanced by the fact 11hat 111 rivr
%vas swollenl olit of houllids aIld illost
of the few bridgesi that 11d11 not been
carried away by the f hreshllet had been
shot to pieces by3' the Italian guns,
compelling the enlily either to sur
render or take his chances of being
able to -Swim the turin 11 bulent streall.
So hunrrledly was tihe retreat of" the
Anstrials at son)e point1s they did not
take tine even to attempt 10 save heir
gitmas and s1ores, great (1uan1titit's of
which now are Iln Italian hands.
As yet thereo has he'm no sign that
the enem1y pur11poses again to renew
at an (arly date another offensive in I
tile Illollitain regiont, not willistanading
the fact that re:)orts emiana ting from
Switzerland have Said that he was
bringing tu) large reinforcellents and
lre'nt '111111tit s of supplies along tile
frolt belind tle lines from tile Swiss
border to tle tipper reaches of the
PNave. -
That another offensive is expedI
anid at a1Iny mloment--l-has been ma1.de
known tby David ILloyd George, the
I 1i isl premier. to tie houise of coi
mon.. Where It is to comne was not
:: a teld, buI t It wI asserted that on
the blow the issue of Ilh ea Ill paigl
iahqlt depenld.
On i tie front in Frncie and leian
ders the oe)rations coninu111e of a
m2inor character. The Italians again
m ave defeated lhe G)ermans neari
IN igny in the Maarne sector, Inflicting
Ieavy anstialties oti them and tak
ing a l.numitbeor of prisoners.
In the same region file Americans
'It last have succeeded In clearing the
Belleali Wood, north of Chateau
Thierry of the Gorman., who had )evin
(lilnging stutbborly to positions1 which
were regarded as almost iipircgnable.
Prisoners were taken and five machlIo
gun11s were captired 1 I le Am1ericans.
The Germana offleial commniention
asserted that Itrenell nea Unlladeiviller
oc0upied b1Y lFrench 1n11d( American
troops have been invaded by the Ger
mllansq who ilicleted heavy loss s onl
the defenders. There is no confirma
tion of this.
postponed on account of tile govern
ment action in regard to amllmonia.
It Is not known whether it will le
possible to begin Ice making this year
or 1101.
Company 1) In France.
Iti a letter received by MIrs. T. A.
Sullivan frAim her son, Lieit. 11. A.
Sullivan, -Jr., Is contained Ilie infor
mation that, his company has arrived
"somlC.lewhre" inl France1. jieuit. Sttl
livan is an ofileer in Co. D), 1lIiit In
fiantry, in wichi ar1e any othler LauR
rens1 boys, liclding its commanding
oflcer, Capt. Arthur 'Lee. Tile r'egi