pe wasrgoing overseas to flgbt for me i countryv|| . ,Arthur ^enlisted a year , ago in No- jvembefrj./and as.iiignjpd to the 30th , ult; s- ^dgipeere, which became part of i the famous ttainbow division and saw j much active and glorious service at i the front* Once Arthur and i a coin-1 j fade hold off four hundred Germane t with machine guns, an exploit; \ which was cabled home and appeared i in Tnapyr daily newspapers. In April’t fee wa^ gashed,- but not badly* ate ip the ^pmmer or early In. the fall he | ■was agpip gassed, and at that time got 1a.bad dPfie, - V'v-■*;•Arthur's letter7 showed; he was ov- i ■ joyedllti:getting home again, and so * were other1, Americans whocame: bifefe^with. him.1 ■ said: It .. .was • • ’’ the happiest New Year,he ever saw,* £ Owing; to pis; jseond gas attach,; hie d health |ie; hot ’what Jt was before'he eleft;: the - States, hut he thihhe a^femb weehs?of;i,est will mafce him ae gooa^;mm ef'UYep,;’^!; -■ :.vipu*%lt;' Bancroft boy,•. - waM:HhM«;6? Naldv beside^jha»y other A'M: wl^ hr tew a: ^p:|»;frattce|BecemberiaQ0nm ■ »»•;:Mf tha:wayeslt;|