And what do you think?
When I got back into our own trenches I stumbled and spilled the coffee." Not only did Lieutenant George Miller, battalion adjutant, confirm the story, but he added: "When that boy came back with the coffee his clothes were riddled with bullets.

Yet half an hour later he went out into no man's land and brought back a number of wounded until he was badly gassed.
Even then he refused to go to the rear and went out again for a wounded soldier.

All this under fire.

That's the reason he got the D.S.C." Corporal Elmer Earl, also of Company K, living in Middletown, N.Y., won the D.S.C.He explained: "We had taken a hill Sept.

26 in the Argonne.