Richmond County Soldiers
Lt.
Carl Smith of Camp Gordon came home Sunday on a 10-day’s leave.
Pat
Crosland gets the Post-Dispatch in
France in the 381st Truck Company.
Another
valued Post-Dispatch subscriber is
J.P. Little Jr., Flying Cadet, School of Fire, Class 47, Ft. Sill, Okla.
The
Richmond county boys who hoped to meet the Kaiser in Berlin will be
disappointed that he did not wait for an introduction.
In the
Casualty List can be seen the names of Andrew Burrows of Hamlet and Sam Gibson
of Rockingham as among the missing.
145
American passenger and merchant vessels and 775 lives were lost during the
period of the war through mines, submarines and other agencies of the enemy.
Capt.
Nathan W. LeGrand renews his paper from the 85th Infantry, Camp
Travis, Texas, and says that training in the Depot Brigade has eased up a bit,
and everyone is looking forward to returning home. He thinks possibly he may be
back by Christmas and certainly by February.
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