Chapter D: I. Divisional Infantry. I. D. Infantry Division

R. I. U. S. Reserved Infantry United States.

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Transcriber’s Note (continued)

The spelling and the hyphenation used in the original publication have been retained in this transcription except where noted below. Minor typographical errors have been corrected without note while other changes to the original text are as stated in the following:

Page 31 – “reburying” changed to “re-burying” (re-burying the dead)

Page 53 – “Gondre Court” changed to “Gondrecourt” (American Training
School at Gondrecourt)

Page 60 – “court-martialed” changed to “court-martialled?” (why he
should not be court-martialled?)

Page 79 – “Singnes” changed to “Signes” (took position opposite Mont
de Signes)

Page 86 – “effectives” changed to “effectiveness” (diminish its
effectiveness)

Page 101 – “entré” changed to “entrée” (given entrée to the heart
of the war)

Page 147 – “wrapt” changed to “rapt” (they listened in rapt silence)

Page 212 – “Pittsburg, Pa.” changed to “Pittsburgh, Pa.”

Page 220 – “President Poincairé” changed to “President Poincaré”

Page 222 – in plate facing, “Saxaphonist” changed to “Saxophonist”
(3. Sgt. Jefferson, Saxophonist.)

Page 226 – “alway” changed to “always” (Lo, I am with you always)

Page 231 – “alway” changed to “always” (Lo, I am with you always)

Page 242 – “Bois de Bologne” changed to “Bois de Boulogne”

Page 248 – “every-day” changed to “everyday” (everyday life of those
inhabitants)

Page 249 – “Carmac” changed to “Carnac” (Carnac with its Druid Stones)

Page 255 – “every-day” changed to “everyday” (increasing success to
everyday life)