Ted Butler

Corporal, Company M

#102592

     Killed March 9, 1918, at Badonvillier. Buried March 11th in Baccarat Cemetery, Grave No. 25, with military honors. After months of hard training Butler made the supreme sacrifice an hour before the time when he cold have proved his ability as a fighting man.  He was lying in the trenches waiting for the zero hour when his company were to go over the top on a raid.  He was struck by a German shell and died shortly after. Relative's address: A. J. Butler, Prentice, Wisconsin. He enlisted April 5, 1917 at the age of nineteen years.

Henry H. Fall

Private, Company M

#102482

     Killed March 9, 1918 in the trenches north of Badonvillier. Buried in Baccarat Cemetery, France. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fall, Red Oak, Iowa. Corporal Fall enlisted in Company M and went to France with the regiment.  He went into the trenches in the Lorraine Sector, and went over the top in the raid on March 9th.  He proved his ability as a leader and did excellent work.  He was shot down by a machine gun bullet as he was returning to the American lines.