John E. Wiley

Private Company I

#1484654

        Killed October 18, 1918, at Cote do Chatillon. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben P. Wiley, Gonzales, Texas. Private Wiley joined the company after the Chateau Thierry fight and was a litter bearer in the fourth platoon. He was killed on the Cote de Chatillon. A shell made a direct hit on the hole in which he was sleeping. He was always conscientious, willing and trustworthy.

Harold H. Peterson

#102553

         Killed October 18, 1918, in the Argonne. Buried in grave No. 2-42, Map of Kriemhilde, Stellung. Son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Peterson, Chicago, Ill. Private Peterson was killed by a high explosive shell while eating his dinner in a fox hole, which he had dug for his protection. He had made a good record and was always cheerful and willing no matter how bad things were. His friends accord him the highest words of praise.

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