Meeting with Sullivan Boy Remains A Military Note
Private Harris recounts a meeting with a Sullivan Col. White and a mix of comic and wartime vignettes. The dialogue shifts through impersonations of Lincoln and French exchanges, ending with observations on German prisoners under guard and wartime life.
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Private Harris
Sullivan Boy
Michigan
Arthur Morton Delemater
Sullivan
Col. White
Willin
Indiana
Arthur Merton
Red
Flint
Mich
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Jekyl
Daniel Webster
Bunker Hill
Hawkshaw
Napoleon
Sue
Monsieur
Fisher
Joan of Arc
Joan
Hobo Fisher
Three Generations Of Jay Goulds In A Prison Camp
Narrative recalls Allied prisoners of war under German captivity. The piece contrasts prisoner misery with moments of humor and camaraderie, including a light poker game in a shelter half and a captain’s banter over gambling. It ends with a teaser note about continuing on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Poincare
France
Sampigny
Meuse
Wright
Revelle
Gould
George Jay Gould, Sr
George J. Gould, Jr
George Jay Gould III
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Richard Park
Hart
Wyatt Watt
Terre Haute
Benson
Oliver Little
Mr. Hart
Delco
B. F. Broulette
Vincennes
W. H. Slater
Kokomo Electric Co
Kokomo
Ind
John McD. Horne
James Bass
Princeton
John Tart
Indianapolis
Sweeny School
Kansas City
Eastern College Electric
L. J. Aleading
DELUO
Domestic Engineering Co
Dayton
Ohio
Sullivan County Motor Co
North Main Street
Punk
Denver
Col
Jay Goulds
Osage Hahn
Slim McLarry
Grump
Uncle Sam
Eagle Island
M. P
Delemater
West Side
J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N. C
Fidelity Loan Co
Dr. Crowder Bldg
East Side Square
Sullivan, MD
Bennett’s Pharmacy