. L'histoire et les réalisations des camps d'entraînement des officiers du fort Scheridan . NÉ LE 28 FÉVRIER 1896DIED le 19 JUILLET 1918 le lieutenant Kinne est né à ShellLake, Wisconsin, le 28 février 1896. Hepas a fait ses études dans les écoles publiques d'Oro-fino, Ida., où il a obtenu son diplôme de lycée en 1915. Il est ensuite entré à l'Université du Wisconsin, étudiant pour deux ans, mais a quitté l'université à l'épidémie de guerre pour assister au camp de formation des premiers officiers à fort Sheridan. Sur réception de sa commission. Le lieutenant Kinne était parmi les officiers choisis pour aller au-dessus des mers, et il a navigué le 1er septembre 0,1917. À l'arrivée

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. The history and achievements of the Fort Scheridan officers' training camps . BORN FEBRUARY 28, 1896DIED JULY 19, 1918 Lieutenant Kinne was born in ShellLake, Wis., on February 28, 1896. Hewas educated in the public schools of Oro-fino, Ida., where he graduated from highschool in 1915. He then entered theUniversity of Wisconsin, studying for twoyears, but left college at the outbreak ofwar to attend the First Officers TrainingCamp at Fort Sheridan. Upon receipt ofhis commission. Lieutenant Kinne wasamong the officers selected to go over-seas, and he sailed on September I 0, 1917. Upon arrival in France he at-tended an officers* school for six weeksand then received further intensive train-ing behind the lines. On January I 5thhe was assigned to the I 6th Infantry, andremained v^rith that regiment until hewas instantly killed by a machine gunbullet during the engagement at Soissons.He was unmarried. Lieutenant Kinne issurvived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.William B. Kinne, of Orofino, Idaho. 1st Lt. LYLE A. KNEELAND. BORN SEPTEMBER 2. 1893DIED OCTOBER 10, 1918 FIRST LIEUTENANT LYLE A. KNEELAND Headquarters Company, 329th Field Artillery, Eighty-fifth Division. Died at CampHospital No. 3, Brest, France, of pneumonia, on October 10, 1918. Lieutenant Kneeland w^as born inOwosso, Mich., on September 2, 1893.He was educated in the public schools ofthat city and then entered the employ ofthe Owosso Sugar Company. At the out-break of war he resigned his position andapplied and was admitted to the First Of-ficers Training Camp at Fort Sheridan, where he was assigned to the 2nd Com-pany. Upon the completion of the coursehe was commissioned a second lieutenantand ordered to Camp Custer, BattleCreek, Mich., then to Fort Sill, Okla., andfinally to Selfridge Field, where he w^aspromoted to a first lieutenancy and quali-fied as an aerial observer. LieutenantKneeland served one year with the 33rdRegiment of the Michigan NationalGuard. He sailed for France on Septem-ber 15, I 91 8. W

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