Mount Airy Man Passes
in France
Roy Snow has paid the supreme price and died with his face
toward the enemy, is the whole story that has come up to this time to Rev. and
Mrs. Joe Snow of this city, about the death of their son. A letter from another
son, Lieut. Geo. Snow, brings the news of the death of Roy. He was a bright man
and well prepared for life. He had spent two years at Trinity College and was a
young man of good appearance and address and made friends wherever he was
known. When the war came he was among the first to go to the front and was in
some of the hardest fighting in the month of October. His officer is quoted as
saying that “a better soldier never faced an enemy.”
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