Arthur Biesenthal

Private, Company G

#101416

      Killed July 15, 1918 at Champagne, Camp 3/5. Buried July 16, 1918 in Grave No. 36, Map No. 3. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Biesenthal, Chicago, Illinois. The litter bearers having become exhausted from carrying wounded to the Aid Station, Lieutenant Rubel, in command at that time, called for volunteers to relieve them. Private Biesenthal was one of the first to volunteer. A shell burst killed him instantly.

Clarence L. Bebee

Private, Company G

#101513

     Killed July 15, 1918 at Champagne near Camp 3/5. Buried July 16, 1918, Grave No. 23, Map No. 3. Son of Mrs. Nellie Bebee, Waterloo, Iowa. Private Bebee was sitting outside his dug-out at Camp 3/5, which was a support position of the Brigade. The enemy was concentrating a heavy fire on the Camp. A shell burst near the dug-out of Private Bebee and a fragment penetrated his skull, killing him instantly.. Private Bebee was a good soldier constantly devoted to duty. Born near Masonville, Iowa, December 8, 1889.