MISSOURIAN MAKES RECORD AT ARGONNE
Lieut Col Carl Ristine of Lexington Mo distinguished himself in five days of Argonne fighting leading the combined Missouri Fourth and Kansas regiments. He has served long in the National Guard and rose from captain to major then lieutenant colonel. The report notes his early service with the Sixth Missouri National Guard at Lexington and later commands with the Fourth Missouri Infantry.
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