Albert V. Ewin

Corporal, Headquaters Company

#99232

      Died July 22, 1918, at Base Hospital No. 15, at Chaumont, France.

      Son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Erwin, Seney, Iowa.

      While serving with the pioneer platoon of the Headquarters Company as a burying party in the Champagne Defensive. Corporal Ewin contracted pneumonia. His lungs were weak, due to two previous attacks, and he was not able to overcome the disease.

      Corporal Ewin was a splendid soldier, always willing to do  more than his share, fair in everything and liked by his whole platoon.

John A. Glines

Private, Company K

#99568

      Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Glines, Hamilton, Illinois.

      Private Glines was wounded by high explosive in the bombardment preceding the enemy attack on July 15, 1918.

      He died later in the hospital.

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