Killed October 18, 1918. Buried in grave No. 3-1, Map of Kriemhilde, Stellung. Son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smith, Sloan, Iowa. With several of his company Private Smith was
carrying mess to the men in the front lines. They were going up a rather narrow valley
when the enemy opened a heavy shelling. Smith was instantly killed.
Charles G. Garey
Private Headquarters Company
#99282
Died of wounds, October 18, 1918, at Field Hospital No. 165. Son of Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Garey, Tipton, Iowa. The enemy knew that all supplies to the men in the front lines
had to be carried through a narrow valley and they shelled this valley at irregular
intervals. It was a difficult matter to tell when they would shell this valley and the men
had to be fed. Private Garey was killed while on a detail carrying mess to the men.
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~reference:
"THE PRICE OF OUR HERITAGE",
W. E. Robb, 1919 American Lithography and Printing Company, Des
Moines, Iowa. Page 376.