Bowels? Too many captives detain the Germans viewed by observer
More than 300 German prisoners including six officers were held in an orchard behind an American headquarters after being captured by a regiment famed for valor. The group included Prussians and privates who displayed a mix of cringing and swagger, with many believing Americans would kill them. The scene illustrated German mistrust, propaganda influence, and the humane treatment by American troops as prisoners received food and medical care while unsure about the war’s progress.
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Moonlight Trip Hosts Guests From Many States
Young men of the mail and Qles division of the adjutant generals office took women of their division on a moonlight Potomac trip Friday night. Guests included Leo M Leonard of Seattle Paul Golding Harriette Frasier William D Hodges Margaret Wal ithall Helen Hoadley Perfield Connor Florence Bondy Michael J Sporrer Mildred Cole Raymond Frande Marguerite Lamb William Rockert Blanche De Witt Harry Brady Gertrude Bondy Florian Yinger Florence Spencer Michaels Blanche Crozier Ross Pohlman Elmer Mueller Ella Clay Woodson and Jack B Tenney chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Charles McCoy. Rewer panned AD Hive.
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