THE MORNING OREGON JAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1918.
OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST
IContlnud from Para 6.
Hock. KHwcxxi H . 1 1 ion. .V. T.
l-elfr. Jacob, New York. N. T.
Ljrnrh. Bernard J.. New Tork, N. T.
Kapp. John. New Tork. N. T.
Keable. James B.. F-cheter. N. T.
Kaunaart. C. C. Ilrooklyn. N. T.
Uannoa. Hurt). New Tork.
It'gllo. Haphale. Urooklyn. N. T.
Conway, liarley John. Bombay. X. T.
Ctarra. Sebastian. Korheater, X. T.
Martet Ernil A.. Brooklyn. N. T.
Hermanaon. H. I- New York.
Dramia. Theodore. Laurence, N. T.
DeRoviar, KrederU-k. Brooklyn, N. T. v
Coatello. A. C, Lak Placid. N. T.
CaJboun. y. Uloveraville. N. T.
Died t Mm
(Smith. Inrln K. l.leut.. Sajnrllle. N. T. .
Keecan. Charles II. (Lieut.). New Tork.
Hrroid. J. A. (Seritt.), New York.
Sheridan. 'ran la P. (Sit . Brooklyn.
Van Loan. II. W. (Set. . Coxsackie. N. T.
lienderahott. William Charles .(Corp.), Ar
cade. N. Y.
Callahan. J. F. (Corp.). New Tork.
Vurphy. Frank J. Horaeahoer). New Tork
Winter. c ri. (Coom. jsinin. n. I.
Jtoahar. Judson (Oook, Pouchkeepsie, N.
Abrama, Kdwin. Baldwin. N. Y.
Halsht, H. L.. Dover Plains, N. Y.
Baxter. C S-. Bm hester, N. T.
Boettner, C. J.. Wellavllle. N. T.
Depalma, Domenlco. Tompklnsvllle. K. T.
Klaherty. W. A.. New York.
Kloure. C. F.. Lonr laland City. N. T.
Tottle. .Isaac, Poughkeepaie. N. T.
ploharskl. Anthony. Brooklyn. N. T.
alsh. J. New Rochelle. N. Y.
O'Neill. M. J-. New York.
Ward. J. B.. Watertown, X. T.
Kaloe. E. L-. LeBoy. N. Y.
Mace. Thomas. New York.
O'Neill. J. P.. White riatns. Jf. T.
Itlchardson. U !.. Rochester, N. T.
Stellato. Frank. New York.
Wataon. Freeman. Blue Mountain Lake, N. T.
Andrews. Harry. r-ly creek, r.. I.
Collelo. I.uiitt. Pounhkeepsie. S. T.
Cohen, llyman. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Krkman, Wealey. New York.
llreeley. Jamem Brooklyn. N. T.
Hasenpflu. Howard C. Kocheater, N. T.
jfrllll. Anthony A'oysiua. New York.
Loffredo, Carmelo. Now Tork. N. T.
Nchnnc. Charles R.. Buffalo. N. T.
llacstedt. Uu-itav J.. New Tork, N. T.
Hall. Nicholas F.. Brooklyn, N. T.
l.iv-Mn. Joseph. Syracuse. N. T.
Nicholson. Michael J., Utica. N. T.
Itafferty. William F., Cohoes. N. T.
Pardrtdce. O. S.. Watervliet. N. Y.
r'ermatto. Alphonso. New York.
Orimke. Louis R.. New York.
Wounded sere rely
r.lmer. J. F. (Set.). Buffalo, Jf. T.
lwia. M. C. St.). New York.
Bansert. O. H. tSm.-MJr.). Holland. Jf. Y.
Beach. William (l'pl . Broklyn. N. T.
Bmwn. P. K. Cpl.). Wurstboron. Jf. Y.
Mulhern. Richard J.. Brooklyn.
.Mataon. Charles. New York.
Martone. Raphael. Brooklyn.
Koberstlend. liustavs M.. Brooklyn.
Jewett. Merls H . Littla Falls. N. Y.
fciopko. Jame. New York,
livla. John w., Hornell. N. T.
lsvis. John W.. Jamestown, N.' Y.
Harthlemy. Frank A- West Valley. Jf. Y.
I isaie. Frank. Cortland, N. Y.
Klynn. Xaunct J-. Port Kwen. Jf. Y.
Chabot. E. H.. Brooklyn. J". Y.
Jtusn. W. J.. New York,
'.uckrrman. Abraham. Brooklyn.
Williams. Jack. Kant Aurora. N. T.
Whitmarah. Floyd P.. Rochester. N. Y.
Melnhauer. William T.. Brooklyn.
S. hrelber. I-oula. New Tork.
Paslluso, Oluaeppe. Ontario. N. T.
Vullnos. Gerald. New Tork.
Maneiaye'.lano. Jos.. Rochester. N. T.
Torserson. William F.. New York.
. Mlaaias In artloa
pempaer. Frank D. St.). Buffalo. JT. T.
Willis. Oeorse il. (Corp.). A n el lea. N. Y.
Zimbroski. Alex John (trorp.). Brooklyn.
Burton. Walter. Ischua. N. Y.
A 'la mm, Joseph. Waterloo. N. Y.
Wilson. Richard, lluntinrton. N. Y.
Snbecki. John. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Balba. Salvatore. New York.
tiruenewald. Gustave. New Tork.
I.uccheai. Albert. New York.
Gladstone. Harold M.. Brooklyn. V T.
Tonovan, Walter V, Brooklyn. N. T.
Crennan. William A.. New Rochella, J. Y.
11 Ism. Morris. I.'ew York.
Vajka. Joaeph. Buffalo. X. Y.
Mar hue. Arthur Wliber, Fullerrllla. N. Y.
Marco. Joe. Clyde, N. Y.
McMurtry. Cieonra W Tlronderofs. N. Y.
Jllcks. D. F.. Derry. N. Y.
France. Auiruat P.. Schenectady, J. Y.
Flan. William J . Buffalo.
Falirakle. Jan. Bllmsvlile. N. Y.
Crnthers. (leor H.. New York.
Rtnaldo. Georse. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Inpim, C. y.. F.ast Pembroke. N. Y.
Trains, Mauro. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Slmmocs. cnanea r., nusnins. a. .
Fafartk. Ruddy R.. Unt laland City, X. Y.
Rusctero. Nicola. Brooklyn. . i.
Rettlnfer, itmrtln A.. New York.
lNEW JERSEY.
Killed la
Everett, Thos H. (Corp.). Rutherford. N. J.
Mooney, Thos. J.. Newark. r. J.
Iied of wonade
Crixza. Fred W. (Sert ). MerchantTllle. N. J.
Ackarman. R. F. (Sentt.). Paterson. X. J
Mason. Jamea W. (Sertct.). Jersey City. X. J.
Hennessey. A. P. (Sent.). Jersey City. X. J.
Flcuia, Total (Corp.). Paasado. X. J.
Ksker. J. J. (Corp.. Bayonne. X. J.
Hiccin. William. Mount Clair. X. J.
Hull. F. '.. Kast Oranse. N. J.
Ueakin. W. H.. Walden. N. J.
ftudtsh. M. C. Brunswick. X. J.
Sasncy. T. Freenholden, X. J.
Roth. Edward. ITnlonhlll. N. J.
Wensel. Wlnleld K.. Jersey City.
Jiia-h. Jesms A.. Newfield. N. J.
Uallie, Ueo. W.. Mountclalr, N. X
Teni. Louis. Jersey City. N. J.
IMed of disease
Bisins. A. U. (Major), Jersey City, X. J.
Kankln. H. B. iCapL), Perth Am boy, X. J.
Hutchinson, 1. W. (Lieut.). Trenton, N. J.
Scully. John P. (Set.). Burltn-rton. N. J.
Felner. Waiter (Corp.), lrvlna;ton, N. J.
NKhtlncale. Walter T. (Corp.), Waldwlek,
N. J.
Fisher. Cliirlei R. (Corp.). Belvedere, X. J.
Parkyn. Edward J. (Was.). Palisades Park,
N. J.
Hrnne. William. Newark. X. J.
Surles. J. T.. Jr.. Woodbury. N. J.
HiKiins. John R.. Fieminicton. X. J.
Price. W. J.. Keansburtt. X. J.
Neilson. C. V.. Hoboken. X. J.
t'onnelly. Harry L.. Bayonne. X. J.
Cam ran. Oeortrs W.. Paterson, X. J.
Sttmpson. Frederick D, Audubon. N. J.
Hllla. Albert M.. Jersey City. N. J.
Spabn. Walter L-. Jersey City. X. J.
Roman. Patrick. Hampton. X. J.
I aulln. Joseph L, Olassboro, X. J.
Lauer. TBdward C Newark. X. J.
Wounded mererely
Kenlem. John W.. West Orsnie, X. J,
Coyne. John J., O ran ire, N. J.
Zanonl. Ana-elo I Clifton. X. J.
Ftendalt. William. Kearney. N. J.
tteiKanatralch. Samuel, Newark. X. J.
Phripa. Harry M.. Trenton, N. J.
Miesina; la action
Mora-an. Floyd asst.). Jersey City. X. J.
Smith. O. W. iSku). Burllnirton. N. J.
Halewirm, Stephen. Jersey City. X. J.
Rielensa, Leonardo. Trenton, X. J.
Massocca. Joaeph, Madison. N. J.
Mann. Edward L.. Vlneland. N. J.
carpenttne. Vuicenso. Ketcona. X. J.
Cutro. Salvatore. Elisabeth. X. J.
K'lber. John, Elizabeth. X. J.
RufSiero. Ausuatlno, Sterllnrr. X. J.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
THed of dl.taae
C7oush. W. o. tMuslclsn). Manchester. X. H.
Houlay. Kavmond. Somerswortn. N. U.
J-rachette. Fred. Berlin. X. 11.
Hoaaded ssserely
Reynolds. Carl R-. Portland. X. H.
Miaaiac la aetioa
I aro. hr. Joaeph A.. Crystal. X. H.
Caatratro. Salvatore. Salmon Fa la. X. H.
NEW MEXICO.
Died af sraanda
Cra. Ed. A. Lieut.). Las Cruxes. X. M.
Died of iIIimii
lima. Iua. Arrabella, X. it.
H auaded aeverelr
Romero. Oeslnslno. Truchas. X. M.
Missiac la aulas
Sena. Jose A.. Valerdo. X. M.
S s ura. Teleafor. Kan Jose. X. Tmf.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Killed la artioa
Ki rr, R. II. (Corp.). Littleton, X. C
IMed af waanda
Frmnoa. Chaa. M. iSerirt.). Wayaesrllla, X. C
tirady. J. K. (Corp. i. Kinston. N. c,
Humphrey. C. H-. Roxboro, N. C.
Sr'vy. F. Tabor. N. C.
Died af disraaa
Cor.. F. H. (Corp.). Charlotte, X. C.
Kit'. Cart (Wafonerl. Varna. X. C.
S'oar. I.awreoe (Wit . fjreernhoro. V. C.
Talbert. Bruce R- (Cook.). Graham. X. C
Hmvwood. W. H.. Charlotte. N. C
Cmrter. David. Wilhelm, N. C.
Walls. J. T.. Altamahaw, X. C.
Oxendine, Golden. Robertson, X. C.
Smith. L. R, Bethel. X. C.
Fuller, Boyd E., Yancevllle, X. C.
Carter. James A., Punicp. N. C.
Williams. Robert F.. Rutherfordton, X.
Williams. Herman, Fountain, N. C '
Paylor. Bennie 11., Roxboro. X. C
Hiicgina, Jamea, Hope. X. C.
Stewart, George F., Carthage, X. C
Waanded severely
Jenkins. Frank (Cpl ). Lattlmore, X. C.
Lambert, Leonard, Mt. Pleasant, X. C
Willis. Weldon. Marion. X. C. .
Mlaainc In action
Brown. Ephram X. (Sgt,), Charlotte. X. C.
Linker, Willie L. (Corp.). Concord. X. C.
Jnlnea. Will. Wilkesboro. X. C.
HartaeH. Krncut Anderson. Stanfield, X. C.
Fields, Charles, Benson, X. C.
Falrcloth. Lonxy. Autryville, X. C.
Cash. Walter B, Charlotte. N. C,
NORTH DAKOTA.
Died of wounds
Norcluy. Amund. Hofflund. X. D.
Uriffln. F. W.. Drlaco. X. D.
Died of diseae
Henry, W. T. (Corp.). Grand Forks, X. D.
Frits. Goorge. Foxbolm, X. D.
Mission la action
Conine. William H. (Lt ). Fargo, X. D.
Bakken. Oscar Edwin, Abercrombie, X. D.
Rowe, Malice D., Hamilton. X.
Reed, Calvin E., Killdeer, X. D.
OHIO. i
Killed in arlloa
Bussard, iiollie. Madiaon. O.
Humboldt. Elmer. -Cleveland, O.
Welter. Walter H.. Toledo. O.
Died of wounds
Petschler, J., Jr. (Sergt.). Gresham. O.
Copeland, Jim (Corp.), Hulbert, Okla.
Arter. A. H. (Corp.), Lisbon, O.
Black. Edward. Procterville. O.
Gladfelter. E. 1., Toledo, O.
Boxcnhart, E. U.. Toledo, O.
Graff, Tt. C. Blalrsvllle. O.
Jllek, John, Cleveland. O.
Rupple. H. A., Caldwell. O.
White. Clyde. Zmneavllle. O.
Feasel, Alvin E.. Fostorls, O.
Leach, Roy Dayton, Cleveland, O.
Watson, John B.. Younggtown. O.
Watterson, Dillon, Kallda, O.
Ernst. W. T.. Winchester, O.
Cunningham. E. M, Nelsonville, O.
Gochnaucr. C. S.. Barbertdwn, O.
Benson, C. K I hrlchsvll le, o.
Tasue. John. New Lexington. O.
Msvronicolas. Jachrlos. Youngstown. Ohio.
Junker. George, Cincinnati. O.
Fark. William. Euclid, O.
Died of disease-
Clay. 11. C. iStrgL). Rock Camp, O.
White. Jasper W. (Corp.), Columbus, O.
Auckerman. R. A.. Toledo, O.
Christie. A. D.. Crookavllle, O.
Scherer, O. 8., Jackson Center, O.
Hushes. Jamea. Youngstown. Ohio.
Hershey, E. C, Lexington, O.
Whltaker. B. H. Hamilton. O.
Schell. A. O.. Clnclnnafl. O.
Phllllpa. R. M.. Bealisville, O.
McArdle. A. II.. Woodsfield. O.
Lewis. E. O., Ashley, O.
Dixon. Ray Archie, New Holland, O.
Coyne. George A.. Newark. O.
Allen. Albert P.. Cbillicothe. O.
Huwlg. Charles P., Mmasilion, O.
Hill, Hariey E., Wellston. o.
I owe. John W., emont. O.
Richards. Homer Otis, Kingsvllle, O,
Waanded saverely
Hmllmdmv. Robert (CDl.l. Cleveland. O.
J Cofy, Homer, Bowerstown, O.
Bond. Carl 1.. Caldwell. O.
Hodous. Louta, Cleveland.
Zdrajewskl, Vincent, Toledo, O.
Miaalnc In action
Caaburn. Jas. A. (SgL). Cleveland.
Sllwlnakl. Joseph F. (Sgt.). Cleveland, O.
South. Robert B- (Sgt. . Palnesvtlle, O.
Campbell, Harry A., (SgC). Burton, O.
Hitchena. Charles Vi. (Sgt.). Cellns, O.
Fraxlo, Joe. Cleveland. O.
Langman. Sidney Louis, Cleveland. O.
Carpenter. Samuel K., Harrison, O.
Rofsky. Ixxy F.. Canton. O.
o'Grady. John, Grove city. O.
McClura-. John H.. Oakland. O.
Mills. Hubert, Hamilton. O.
Hyde. Luther G, Cortland. O.
Salisbury. Floyd H., Toledo. O.
Pokole. Arthur, Lorain, O.
OKLAHOMA,
Killed In action
Nowiin, Jamea E.. Blancbard, Okla,
Died of wounds
Lovell. A. H. (Corp.). Beggs. Okla,
Andrews. B. A.. Alison. Okla.
Knight, C. G.. Crowder. Okla.
Rirpey. Erwln L-, Uimnun, Okla.
Died of disease
Palmer, Thos J. (Lieut), McAieater, Okla.
Jones. D. T.. Winona, Okla.
Hiatt, Loren. Eva, Okla.
Privett, J. E.. Elk City. Okla.
Lea rd. T. T.. Hugo. Okla.
Bowler. Budd s.. wowowka- Okia.
Ray. Clifford G., Ada, Okla.
Wounded severely
Bralscom, G. L. (SgL), Pocasset, Okla,
Snider, G. R. (Sgt.. Bralth Walte. Okla,
Sinnett, B. S. (Cpl.i. Frederick. Okla.
Colbert. Humphrey, Shay. Okla.
Brltt. Earl. Reeding. Okla.
Stevens. Georse L.. Rhea, Okla.
Satterfleld, Clarence L., Davia, Okla.
Norria. Luther H.. Beaver. Okla.
Williams. Charles B.. I.ona Wolf, Okla.
Rose. Dick. Cloudy. Okla.
Mlmalna- la action
Taylor. Everett A. (Lieut.), Cleveland. Okll
H Inkle. C. K.. Drumnpnt, UKia.
Harness. Floyd R.. Marble City, Okla.
Keith. K. G Caddo. Okla.
Young, Clarence E.. BartelsvIIle. Okla.
.PENS SYLVAK L4.
Killed la action
Blrney. Knox B. (Lieut-). Philadelphia, Pa.
Wllsen. 8. M. (Sergt.). Clearfield, Pa.
James, Wm. tt, Xantlcoke. Pa.
Klein, Arthur A., jsononganeia. ri.
McElraith. Wm. F.. West Land. Pa.
Nastasi, Vlncenio. Vandergrift. Pa.
Murray, James, rnuaaeipnia, i-a.
Lisuk. Pets P.. New Castle. Pa,
niMt ft w mi nil
Hirst. Thos. U. (Lieut.). Philadelphia. Pa.
r.Htim. ; a. (Sm-t-l. Wcsm-la, i-m-
Delaney, Harry E. I Sergt.). Clearfield, Pa,
(lorn bar. M. (Sergt.), Throop. Pa,
Hutch. A- A. (Corp.). Pittsburg, pa.
Tomllnson. R. L. (Corp.). Sites. Pa.
Branowsky, Antony, Sugarnotch. Pa.
Bonner. Frederick. Philadelphia, Pa.
Coidella. Joe, Shenley. Pa.
nynn. C. J., pnnaaeipnia, r-a.
Dlproaperi. Constantino, Philadelphia, Pa,
Hauger. H. H.. Garrett. Pa,
Hlllard. Charles. Hswtborn, Pa.
Ktehl. J. N.. Lancaster. Pa.
S'nonmn. J. F.. west l-nesier, jra.
Hoburn, Roy. Rodney. Pa.
Robert. Johnstown. Pa.
Serrapore. Paskle. Wilmerdlng. Pa,
Slvack, Michael. Mt- Larmei, l-a.
Weat. R. B.. Elhambra. Pa.
Carpineila, Vlttoro. Charlerol, Pa.
Dougherty, William, r-nuaueipnia, sa.
Kox. Myron 8., North Centre, Pa.
Hmvs. William v.. Imperial, Pa.
Merile. Galli. Carnegie. Pa.
Powell. Edwin a.. Scranton, Pa.
keath. Harry J., rteaoing. r-a.
Thompson. William. Philadelphia.
gum. John B.. Telloro. r-a.
White. James. Phllsdelphla.
Stafford. J. t. Greenville. Pa.
f lll nf aciil t
Rxrclay, F. G. (Corp.), Pottsdam. Pa.
Warner. Roy M.. MU.Pleaaanl Mills. Pa.
Died of diaease
Confer. Claude L. (Sgt.), Galeton. Pa.
Joy. William J. (Corp.). Haxelhurst. Pa.
Mastln. Howard D. (Corp.). Ulysses. Pa.
Kirk. H. H. (Corp.). Wycombe, Pa.
Saylor. George F. (Cook), ttllgo. Pa.
Adams. S. M.. Knox. Pa.
Eisenhower. C. E.. Reading. Pa.
Blackburn, Fred. Everett, Pa.
Brucb, W. 8., Honesdale. Pa.
Rush. r. M.. Stroudsburg. Pa.
McCabe. J. D.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Ploch. R. W.. Danville. Pa.
Wilson, F. R.. Norriston. Pa,
McAnulty. W. A.. Edenburg. Pa.
Kennrll. Ralph. Kenwells Milla Pa.
Mansbarger. Albert S, Three Springs. Pa.
Watson. Jos. J.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Bctaelgel. Howard E., Philadelphia.
Allen. Floyd. Scranton. Pa,
Bryan. Elmer. Mlllvale. Pa.
Marietta. William l . Mill Run. Pa.
Holte, Raymond. Philadelphia. Ta.
Kerns. Guy Leroy. Washington. Pa.
Robinson. Chsrlle E . Kingston, Fa.
Tirtco. Tony. Philadelphia. Pa.
Heller. S. W.. Phlladelpnia. la.
sanded asyerely
Hoenstine. F. G. (Lt.). Wlndber. Pa.
Pickard. J. G. (Lt. . Philadelphia. Pa.
Young, W. M. (Sgt). Glenahaw. Pa.
Foster. J. T. (Cpl.). Troy. la.
Wright. W. C. (Cpl.). Crodton. Pa.
Fawcett. I. J. (Cpl.). Eighty- our. Pa,
Bruce. Elmer M.. Beavar Fails. Pa.
Krall. Jonas S. Philadelphia.
Zimmerman. Jacob G.. Fullerton, Pa.
Yasolsky. John. Wststnn. Pa.
Noel. George W.. Six Mile Run. Pa.
Neuffer. Harry W.. Philadelphia.
Moser. Wesley J.. Eaa'on. Pa.
MrKeever. William J... Reading. Pa.
Missing la action
Myers. William J. (Sgt.). Pittsburg. Pa.
Harris. A. (msch. ). Lucerne Mines, Pa.
Hildetrand. Charles, option, pa.
Brewer. Dean Hudson. Delmont. Pa,
Troxell. Mayberry A.. Mohnton. Pa.
Strohm. George D., Philadelphia. Pa.
Stopp. Charles M . Pittsburg. Pa.
Simpson. David F.. Pittsburg. Pa.
Rosenblatt, Abraham, Pittsburg, pa.
McCorkle. Wayne M . Modena. Pa.
Byrnes. Peter. Philadelphia.
Harwtn. Jack. Greenaburg. Pa.
Harrington. William J.. Erie. Pa.
Hshn. Louis Jacob. Philadelphia. Pa.
GlorgU Medro. Nooweem. Ps.
Finnerty. John L., Sharon, pa
Ftxrick, .William, Ail ea to wo. Fa,
Corrlgan. John T-. McKeesport. Pa.
Ruffo, Gulseppe L,. Philadelphia, Pa.
Porter. Roger, Broughton. Pa.
Machulka. Andy, Everson. Pa.
Kolwalskl, Stanley. Ambrldge, Pa.
Keeley, Thomas. Philadelphia, Pa.
Jones, Edgar McP.. Ivanhoe. Va.
Mc Bride. John. Philadelphia, Pa, ;
Gallagher, Neil V.. Nesquehoning. Pa.
Evans, Frank W.. New Eagle, Pa.
Daugherty, Loren za s.. Dallas Town, Pa.
wiuiams. Richard. Coledale. Pa.
Werley. Leland 8., Macungle, Pa.
Vlslnskl, Stephen, Hazelton, Pa.
Whalen. Francis. Whites Valley, Pa.
.Marcks. U. J., Coplay. Pa.
Yaraalowsky. Harry. Philadelphia. Pa.
Suttie, Archie. Option. Pa.
Santoalefano. Gievannl. Duquesne, Pa.
Miskiel, Bronlslaw, Xantlcoke, Pa.
- - RHODE ISLAND.
Died of wounds
Greene, H. W., Wlckford. R. I.
Died of disease-
Crocker. A. W. (Lieut.), Providence, R,
oiair, toward p., providence, -R. I.
Wounded severely-
Brown. W. A. (SgL), Riverside, R. L
Missing in action
Mulholland, J. F.. Providence. R. L
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Killed In action
Hammons, Lonnle W., McColl, S. C
Died of wounds-
Jones, J. B. (Sgt.). Fortmotte, S. C.
unmn. M. r. cieura, s. c.
Ellenberg. William H. (Wag.). Callison, 8.
Holmes. G. M., West Minister, S. C.
Days, Joe, James Island. S. C.
Fowler. R. E.. Anderson. 8. C.
Williams. Wlnfleld. Townvllle. S. C.
Long. J. F Prosperity, S. C.
Crouch. Olln S.. Saluda, S. C.
Hammond. I. Willie. Ruby. S. C, '
Goodwin. Elijah, Parless. S. C.
Godfrey. Jay Bee. Gaffney. S. C.
Stroman. Caesar. Springfield, S. C.
V) ounded severely
Wlngate. C. K. (Cpl.), Mayesvllle. S. C.
Lee. William H.. Anderson. S. C.
Peebles. Osten D.. Lucknow, 8. C.
Missing In action
Salters. William C. (Sgt ), Lugoff,. S. C.
Johnson, Wm. E. (Corp.), Camden, 8. C.
Hall, Willie E., Lucknow, 8. C.
Deaton. Lester S.. Pacolet, 8. C.
Auston. Arthur G.. Chester. S. C.
Dennis. Morris, Chester, S. C.
Miller. James J., Sentca. 8. C.
Williams, Leonard O.. Easly. S. C.
Trotter, H. T., Anderson, 8. C.
Lucas, B. K., Lancaster. S. C.
Wright. Benjamin 3, Townvllle, S. C.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Died of wounds
Brethorst. P. V. (Capt.), Lennox. 8. D.
Butterwick. W. E.. Prusso. 8. D.
Shreve. E. R., Bell Rapids, 8. D.
lUrd of disrai
Smith, E. A. (Wagoner), Chamberlain. 8.
Huntsman. F. P.. Reliance. 8. D.
Henkle, W. C, Hlgmore, 8. D.
Hegge. B. O.. Garretson, 8. D.
Wlllman. John E., Wesslngton Springs. S.
Missing in action
Stendcr. Hugo J.. St. Lawrence, S. D.
Hail, Fred L.. Doyori, X. D.
TENNESSEE.
Killed In actlou
Adamson. Bob. Liberty, Tenn.
Died of wounds-
Ware, Baxter (Lieut), Memphis, Tenn.
Phlpps.-T. M Luttrell, Tenn.
Died of disease
Fritts. Fred W. (Capt.), Chattanooga. Tenn.
nniiwen. f. i. lacrii.i. ait. r-ieasant. lenn.
Burkey. Edgar C. (Corp.). Moshelm. Tenn.
Todd, H. M. (Corp.). Memphis, Tenn.
Holt. w. H, Smlthvllle, Tenn.
Rush. Alexander, Nashville, Tenn.
Woodyard, L. B.. Xewbern, Tenn.
Wilson. S. C, Obion, Tenn.
Welch, Mark. Lexington. Tenn.
Stover. M. M., Allons. Tenn.
Matney, Earl P., Mountain City, Tenn.
anatta. J. w., Smlthvllle, Tenn.
Thornton. Dock. Coldwater, Teon.
Parks. Will, Memphis. Tenn.
orrest, Alfred C, Denver, Tenn.
Hayes. John B., Smlthvllle, Tenn.
Childers. Howard D.. Harris. Tenn.
Alsup, Joseph E.. Norene. Tenn.
Empson, Robert T., Whltehouse, Tenn.
Warden. John T.. Cumberland City, Tenn.
Peeler, William E, Dickson. Tenn.
Moore. John H., Petersburg, Tenn.
McGee, James L., Thompson, Tenn.
Hickman, Horace, Columbia, Tenn.
Hestand, Cylde F., Moss, Tenn.
Wsddle, James A., Celina, Tenn.
Kimbel. Ashley. Linden. Tenn.
Moore. August P.. Greenbrier. Tenn.
Hall. Walter. Walter Hill. Tenn.
ounded severely
Msddox. E. W. (Sgt), Memphis. Tenn.
Vsnce, J. T. (Sgt), Memphis, Tenn,
Boyd, W. A., Erin. Tenn.
Montgomery, George R Knoxvllle, Tenn.
Mining In action-
Vltatoe, Jesso A. (Lieut.), Rockwood. Tenn.
Barger, Artie (Sgt.). Big Springs; Tenn.
riurglns, ueorge. Paris, Tenn.
Haney, Fred, Greenville. Tenn.
Cooper. Earl R.. Pinston, Tenn.
Parker. Joe E.. Dyersburg. Tenn.
Harges, Corbell. Crawford, Tenn.
Windbush. D.. Ripley. Tenn.
Wallace. Walter. Friendship. Tenn.
Roberta, Edward M., Mountain City, Tenn.
v TEXAS,
Killed In action
Welch, William A., Dlbolt. Tex.
Died of wound
Jones. A. E.- (Corp.). Austin, Tex.
Wilson, R. S. (Corp.). Hamilton, Tex. '
Curtis. J. J.. Gatesvllle, Tex.
Bridges. J. If.. Henderson. Tex.
Lehning. Henry. Nashville, Tex.
Hlnes. T. J.. Paris, Tex.
Helms, Elven. Lfpante, Tex.
Died of accident-
Worrell. M. H. (Sergt), Welmer, Tex.
Parklnaon, P. W. (Corp.). Amarlllo. Tel-
Died of nica-e ,
Allen, H. R. (Lieut). San Antonio. Tex.
Alien, rrana j. tLieui.J, Lulling, Tex.
Schwelss. August R. (Corp.). Brenham, Tex.
Carwell. Corbett, Fort Worth, Tex.
Armstrong. W. P.. Fruitdale, Tex.
Anthony. L. M., Genoa. Tex.
Flemings. Jasper, Hungerford, Tex.
Crouse, D. L., Rock Creek. N. C.
Carnes, H. G., Brownwood. Tex.
Royal. Willie. Calvert, Texas.
Richey, C. V, Hacklaw. Texas.
McCool. W. B.. Paris. Texas.
Lowe. Amos. Sulphur Springs, Texas.
Mosmeyer. John, Alton, Texas.
Brooks. Gilbert C, Henderson, Tex.
Beyer, Charles J.. Victoria, Tex.
Alexander, John W., Houston, Tex.
I eterson. Dick E.. Saron. Texas.
Vaughan. Robert F., Jewltt, Texas.
Mints. William H., Thalia, Texaa.
Wounded severely
McClure. L. C. (Cpl.), Fort Worth. Texan.'
Culver. D. L. (Cpl.). Caddo Mills. Texas.
Seale. E. E. (Cpl.). TrinKy. Texaa.
Oltphtnt, Seaborn H., Memphell, Tex.
Mitchell. Charlie. Fife. Tex.
Snapp. Thomas, Illinois Bend, Tex.
Missing In nction
Jackson. Jesse J. (Sgt). Brownwood. Tex.
I.opaa. Thomas B. (Sgt), Dallas. Tex.
Holtzclaw, Major (Corp.), Dallas, Tex.
Kocurek. crank (cookl, Clarksville. Tex.
Gllley, Asa, Burkeville. Tex.
Francis. Zeke. Wilsonvllle. Tex.
Cook. James L., Dennlson. Tex.
Wells. Hersell. Creath. Tex.
Strouf, Henry. Denton.
Stone. Jesse M.. Rockwall,' Tex.
Holder. John Prior, Tlmpson, Tex.
Frady. Jesse Claude. Aledo. Tex.
Hammonds. Aubrey. Jacksonville, Tex.
Trejo, Alexander.- Laredo. Tex.
Walter, F. W.. Groesheuk. Tex.
Yesger. Edwsrd W., Munday. Tex.
Wllburn. Jim Berry, Wolfe City, Tex.
Rountree. Raymond J., Chilton, Tex.
CTAH.
Killed In action
Monson. Walter A.. Ogden. Utah.
Smith. Henry. Park City. Utah. -
IH rd of wounds
Fredson. A. J. (Sergt), Ogden, Utah.
Mullder, John. Ogden, Utah.
Died of disease
Twelves. Roland V. (Corp.). Provo, Utah.
Limb, D. J.. Adamsville. Utah. t
Wonnded severely
Kelley. Vea. Murray. Utah.
Reld. Samuel R . Ogden, Utah.
Misaina In action-
Hughes. Rawlins S.. Spanish Fork, Utah.
Miles. Glen. Hmlthfield. Utah.
Porsman. Alfred B-. Green River, Utah.
WIIHarr. Thomas J . Oerlen. Utah.
BUY IT NOW.
As q safeguard against coughs and colds
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy should be kept at
hand. It is almost certain to be needed before
the Winter is over. Buy it now and be prepared.
Price 35 cents Large size 60 cents.
VERMONT.
Died of wounds
Clune, Jno. C. (Sergt.), Brattleboro, Vt.
Clark, Walter, Essex Junction, Vt.
Holmes. H. C. Essex Junction, Vt.
McDonald, 8. F., Burlington. Vt.
Chadwick, Earl C, Randolph, Vt.
Died of disease
Tlgho. Wm. T. (Lieut.). Rutland,-Vt.
Y'arker, Jos. (Sergt.). Brattleboro, Vt.
Beckwith, C. M. (Sergt.), Bethel, Vt.
Preston. H. B.. Vergennes, Vt.
Nye, R, C, Cambridge Junction, Vt.
VIRGIX1A.
Killed In action
Kennedy, Harry B.. . Ellmore, Va.
Died of wounds
Good, James C. (Sergt.), Timberville, Va.
Cornwell, Melvin, Manassas, Va.
Reedy. L. M., Raven. Va.
Hoback. Floyd A.. Wythevtlle. Va.
Bundy, Clodlus H., La Grande, Va.
Bowling, John R., Alhambra, Va.
Towslee, Frank W., Pownal, Va.
Died of disease i
Deel, J. H., Maxle. Va.
Acty. G. W., Radiant, Va.
Crawley, Willie, Winterpock, Va.
Williams, Kempe. Quantico, Va.
Parrish. E. L, Inez. Va.
McPeak. F. L., Draper. Va.
L I Williams, Daniel Webster, Hcrndon, Vs.
Moseley, E. L., Valentine, Va.
Gilbert, Ernest, Leesburg, Va.
Boyer. Bays F.. Carsonvllle, Va.
Vandyke, Doak, Cedar Bluff, Va.
Ison. Stuart L., Galax, Va.
Wonnded severely
Davidson, Jet H., Holland. Va.
Banks, Llnwood. Locust Hill, Va.
Fisher, Robert C, Toms Brook, Va.
Missing in action
Burkbolder, Charles B., Arcadia. Va,
Brown, Lester W.,.Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
C. Harvey, Walter D., Richmond, Va.
Feitig, Charlea J.. Richmond. Va.
Daugherty, Lloyd K Norfolk, Va.
Chapman, Alfred H., Snowflake, Va.
Anderson, John B., Scottsville, Vs.
Thomas. John W., Carson, Va.
Stowers, Robert B., Cove Creek, Va.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Killed in action
I Null. Clarence C, Raymond City, W. Va.
Died of wounds
Norton, W. G. (Corp.), Bluefield, W. Va.
i'lsher, Jesse .Marpleton. W. Va.
Shumate. Lundy, Rugby, W. Va.
Rayburn. Roderlc. Ravenswood, W. Va.
Payne, William H., Ceredo, W. Va.
Died or accident-
Hamilton, 11. J. (Corpi), Fairmount, W.
Died of disease
Cochran. James (Sergt.), Kegley, W. Va,
.ueaoows, k. M. (corp.), Huntington, w. vi
Farnsworth, Paul, Troy, W. Va.
Cook, B. S.. Washington, W. Va.
Dearth, J. J.. Camden. W. Va.
I Morrone, Paolo. Rivisville, W. Va.
Vvouuded severely
Rockwell, J. s. (Sgt.), Sleepy Creek. W. Va.
Missing In action
Dameron. Lafayette, Dunlow, W. Va.
Brisendine, Ottie D., Hunt, W. Va.
Smith, Walter, Herndon. W. Va.
MUlern, Henderson. Foster. W. Va.
Lambert, Paris H., Cooper, W. Va.
JX I Gllllspie, William H., Putney, W. Va.
Dickens, William M., Arnett, W. Va.
.1 Folmer, Carl J.. Davis, W. Va.
I Taylor, G. R.,- Pennsboro. W. Va.
D. Somerville, Petty, Grsfton, W. Va.
Russe, Franceko, New Cumberland, W. Va.
WISCONSOf.
Killed In action
Hanley. Leo J. (Corp.), Patch Grove, Wis.
King. Wm. Chas. (Corp.). Madison. Wis.
I Wahl. Andrew B, Westboro. Wis.
Died of wounds
I Olson, A. M. (Lieut.), Eau Claire. Wis.
Gerhards, C. (Sergt.), Chilton, Wis.
Webb, C. C. (SgL), Lancaster, Wis.
Fuhrmann. Charles (SgL). Reedsburg, Wis.
We inr. Albert (Corn.). Fond Du Lac. Wis.
Bedford. Walter (Corp.). Manitowoc. Wis.
IMcCluskey, Ross (Corp.). Eau Claire, Wis.
Grabman, C. E-, Portage, Wis.
Boehler. J. W.. Appleton. Wis.
iBeno. 8. P.. Milwaukee. Wis.1
I Gylard Adolph, Deerfield, Wis.
Died of accident
ISchaub, Henry J., Catawba, Wis.
Died of disease
I Groves, Elma (Nurse), Lodl, Wis.
I Coulter, Thomas G. (Corp.), Walworth, Wis.
Olson. Clarence G. (Corp.), Westly. Wis.
I Erickson. A. J. (Corp.), Kenosha, Wis.
ISchmitz. F. M. (Wagoner), Cadott, Wis.
Heidtke. o. A., cnippewa runs, wis.
Bohm. C. E., Limeridge. Wis.
Cole. E. E.. Fall River, Wis.
McHugh, J. C, Shiocton. Wis..
Knutson. Greer, Rosholl. Wis.
Keller. E. H.. Mukwonago. Wis.
Hegleson. A. M.. Genoa. Wis.
Wleland, Wallace. Lancaster. Wis.
Xankey. A. F.. Highland. Wis.
Lindekugel, R. E.. Loyal. Wis.
Hayes, Will, Shubuta, Wis.
Glelch, Emll, Deerbrook, Wis.
McOuire, Clarence, Richwood, Wis.
I Strupp, Alvin. Manitowoc, Wis.
Wagner. Joseph M., Phillips. Wis.
I Olson, Ole Thomas, Sawyer, Wis.
Mounded severely
Herzog. W. J. (Cpl.). Egg Harbor, Wis.
Behnke, Joseph, Marinette. Wis.
I Lutchlnger. Edward. Waterloo, Wis.
Missinn in actio)
Sutherland, George R. (Lt.), Kenosha, Wis.
Hassel, Walter E. (Sgt), Stockholm, Wla.
McHuah. K. L. (Set). Milwaukee. Wis.
Tank. Arthur (Sgt). Milwaukee, Wis.
Declark. Benedict, Belolt, Wis.
Brigamskl John J.. Milwaukee. Wis.
Wolfsohn. Edward M.. Wllwaukee, Wis.
Krenlng. William. Pollasky. Wis.
Schlueter. Leon R-, Janesvllle, Wla
Hernke. J. F., Hllbert. Wis.
Vander Kelen. Bernard IT.. Green Bay, Wis.
Resdal. sls. Hayward. wis.
Koch. John, Two Rivers. Wis.
Holewinskl Leo. Robblns, Wis.
Thompson, Charles O., Milwaukee, Wis.
Stubbs, Delbert B.. .North Prairie, Wis.
Roseman. Harry J.. Mount Hope, Wis.
Prochnow. Arthur A., Watertown, Wis.
district of colcmbia:
Died of wounds
Otoole. Thomas. Washington, D. C.
Died of disease
Smith, Tony, Washington, T. C.
WYOMING. ,
Died of wounds
Jensen, O. C, Rock Springs, Wyo.
Wounded severely
Mllleson, Eddie C. Big Plney, Wyo.
FOSSIL, Or., Dec. 4. (Special.)
Word has been received by Mrs. Mar
earet Glover, of Dayville, that her son,
Ted Glover, had been killed in battle
on November 10, the day before the
armistice was signed .and figiUing
ceased. He was a volunteer, wno wtn
from Wheeler County. He is the only
one to be killed in battle.
VANCOUVER. Wash., L-ec. i. (Spe
cial.) Mrs. Fannie Crocker, County
Clerk, has received word that a nephew,
Thomas Darct, had been wounded in
France. Mrs. Crocker also had two
nephews, the McEnany brothers, cap
tured by Germans and they were kept
in the military prison at Geissen, Ger
many. By this time they may be in
France.
Charles W. RicKards, of 5724 Wood
stock avenue, who was previously re
ported missing in action, is in a hos
pital convalescing, according to word
received yesterday by his mother, Mrs-
Elizabeth K. Riekards. Sergeant Ric
hards left for overseas with iae 91st
Division last Summer.
VANCOUVER. Wash., Dec. t. (Spe
cial.) Arthur Smith. Fourth Engineers.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ueorge W. Smith, of
314 West Twenty-fourth street, died of
wounds received on the battle field in
France, the War Department "has re
ported. Arthur Smith was formerly
secretary of the Commercial Club in
this city and a member of the First
Christian Church.
Lieutenant Charles A. Robertson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robertson, of
1329 Sandy Boulevard, formerly a law
partner with M. G. Montrezza, and late
ly attached to the American embassy
at Rome, has been reported severely
wounded in action November 3. His
mother immediately dispatched
cablegram to Ambassador Page at
Rome, for further information.
RED GROSS IRK LARGE
PORTLASD ORGAXIZATIOX DOES
SIUCH IX ELEVEX MONTHS.
Report Shows That Receipts
Period Total $311,000, With but
$6600 Paid for Salaries.
Reports of the varied activities of
the Portland Chapter of the American
Red Cross, given at the annual meet
ing- held last night in Central Library
hall, constitute strong testimonials
the efficiency and spirit with' which
the affairs of the chapter have
carried on through the past year.
The meeting was presided over by
James B. Kerr as chairman of the Port
land Chapter.
By unanimous vote, upon the recom
mendation of the nominating commit
tee, of which Guy W. Talbot is chair
man, the following were chosen as di
rectors: Three-year term, Mrs. Julius
Louisson, John F. Daly. Donald
Greene, Miss fienrietta Failing, Ralph
Hahn, W. F. Lipman. Dr. K. A. J. Mac
kenzie, W. E. Coman. Mrs. Alice Benson
Beach, Mrs. David T. Honeyman, Mrs.
W. J. Burns, Rabbi Jonah B. Wise.
Directors to fill vacancies by resigna
tions, Mrs. Ferdinand E. Reed. C.
Rose.
The report of Amedee II. Smith, gen
eral manager, showed cash on hand
the end of 11 months, $106,524, while
receipts for the same period were
$311,000. The total amount paid for
salaries was only $6600, and is for
clerical help alone.
Major I. Lowengart, chairman of
military relief section, presented a re
port on the activities- of that division
Va.
which has (jurisdiction over the dis
tricts of Portland. Oregon City, Tilla
mook, McMinnville, Forest Grove,
Newberg and Hillsboro.
The report of Mrs. Ferdinand
Reed, commander of the Red Cross
canteen, covering the period from
August to November, showed that can
teen service had been extended to 31,
000 soldiers, 2900 sailors, 1000 marines,
6600 drafted men and 115 ill.
Other reports were read by Dr. Fred
erick A. Xiehle, chairman of the educa
otinal committee; Miss M. Blumauer,
chairman of the Junior Red Cross com
mittee; R. F. Prael, chairman of Bel
gian relief; Mrs. J. H. Cudlipp, com
mander of the motor squad; C. C. Rose,
chairman of the salvage division,
whose sales report showed a total of
$50,524 for 11 months, and Mrs. Jessie
H. Stearns, chairman of the Christmas
parcels committee, who reported that
4500 cartons had been sent to France.
FREIGHT IS0N INCREASE
Portland Imports Show Steady
Growth Over October, 1917.'
During October, 1M8, there were 9813
cars of freight received at Portland,
compared- with 9252 cars during the
same month of 1917, an increase of 6.06
per cent. For the same period, Seattle
received an increase of 24.12 per cent,
Tacoma, 32.27 per cent Increase, Duluth
nd Superior, 14.05 per cent increase.
Chicago, .88 per cent increase, and the
Twin Cities a decrease of 2.87 per cent.
R. H. Aishton, regional director of
the Railroad Administration, reports
that there were 744,623 cars loaded dur
ing October in the Northwestern region,
as compared with 780,246 for the same
month last year, a' decrease of 35,623
cars. Total cars of freight loaded were
as follows:
October
Cars loaded
Grain and grain products.
Livestock
Coal and coke
1918 1917
79,007 67,L"15
48,163 48.814
63,332 (10.913
H0.1H8 84,5!S3
Lumber and forest products.
Ore
.....l!t.3.77fl 189,807
Miscellaneous
744.623 780,246
DAVID1 LORING PROMOTED
Captaincy and Recommendation for
Croix de Guerre Won.
Mrs. David Loring, ' of Alexandra
Court, has received a letter, dated Octo
ber 27. from her son, David, announcing
his promotion from First Lieutenant to
Captain in the 23d Infantry, Second Di
vision, of the Regular Army. The same
letter brought the information that he
has been recommended for the croix
de guerre.
Captain Loring is a native Portland
boy and was graduated from Portland
Academy. In May. 1917, he went to
Plattsburg, N. Y., to attend the officers'
training school and was commissionea
Second Lieutenant. . He was immedi
ately assigned to a company in the 23d
Infantry, with which he sailed for
France in-September, 1917. For the last
eight months he has seen active serv
ice at the front. During that time he
was promoted to First Lieutenant,
Sunt, writes: "I have such a very
severe cough and cold and have not
been able to get anything to help me.
It is weakening my system. '4
Answer: Use the following and your
cold and cough will vanish and you will
soon be strong again. Get a 2-oz.
bottle of Concentrated Essence Mentho-
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This can be taken pure or made into a
full pint of home-made syrup. Full
directions as to use will be found on
bottle. This is a mild laxative ana
will drive the cold from the system,
Dandruff asks: "I have tried to cure
dandruff, itchine scalp, falling hair
and baldness with numerous tonics,
etc., but in vain. What do you recom-
monH '"
Answer: I have been recommenamg
Plain Yellow Minvol for the past seven
years and scores of my patients are
delighted with the quicK, pieasani ac
tion of this remedy in stopping itching.
falling hair, dandruff, etc. It gives the
hair health, luster and vigor as nothing
else does. Obtain in 4-oz. jars with full
directions.
a
Sister writes: "Let me say that my
condition puzzles and worries me. In
the last year I seem to have been
growing old rapidly, though only 38.
My food and sleep do not recuperate
my strength and energy ana lately 1
nave dizzy spells, trembling, head
aches, loss of appetite, memory and
hopelessness. Despondency and worry
over my condition are ever present."
Answer: Cheer up, get well and then
conserve your vitality by proper, tem
perate living. Obtain Three - Grain
Cadomene Tablets in sealed tubes with
full directions, use them and an agree
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his reaso n
Smith buys our clothes be
cause he feels there isn't a
tailor in town who can give
him better in fit or in fabric.
Jones thinks our stout
sizes a wonderful disguise
for "flesh that's gone to
waist."
Brown says; "Service
getting what I want when I
want it."
Mathis boosters every
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for
to
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which rank he held only a short time
before being given a Captaincy.
Clatsop Officer Is Dead.
ASTORIA, Or., Dec. 4. (Special.) A
telegram was received today that John
J. Leonard, chief deputy in the
Sheriff's office of Clatsop County dur
ing the past 10 years, died in Spokane
this morning. He was a native of Ire
land and 40 years of age. He leaves
a young daughter and brother in.Spo
kanef also his mother and brother re
SUFFERED 2 YEARS
In Burning Itching Rash.
Almost Wild. Cuticura
Healed.
"For nearly two years I was afflicted
with eczema, which appeared on my
back in the form of a dry, burning, itchy
rash. It kept me awake nights. I was
almost wild and at times I could not
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I sent for a free sample of Cuticura.
It relieved me of the terrible burning
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cake of Soap and one fifty-cent box of
Ointment healed me. (Signed; Mrs.
H. S. Johnson, 420 5th Ave., Kalispell,
Mont., March 18, 1918.
Improve your complexion by using
Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticura Oint
ment as needed to prevent pimples,
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The Questions answered below are
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diseases are given and the answers win
apply in any case or similar nature.
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or Tictitious names will be used in my
answers. The prescriptions can be
filled at any well-stocked drug store.
Any druggist can order of wholesaler.
able, pleasing restoration should en
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N. O. G. writes: "These are the
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need medicine for kidneys and bladder:
Severe headache, blood-shot eyes, chills
followed by fever. Frequent desire to
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stinging pains.
Answer: When such symptoms are
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Nurse asks: "I suffer from head
ache and constipation periodically and
my blood seems too thK-K, causing
languor ana tirea reeling, j. will thank
you to prescribe for me. '
Answer: Three-Grain Sulnherb Tab
lets (not sulphur) are moht effective
in relieving constipation, thlnmner the
blood and removing the symptoms of
languor, etc. 1 advise you to begin
taking as per direction with each
sealed package,
NOTE: For many years Dr. Baker
has been giving free advice and pre
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the press columns, and doubtless has
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world's history. Thousands have writ
ten him expressions of gratitude and
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WTH
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PALE FACES
General)? Indicate lack
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THE MEN IN
CLASS Al
A sound, healthy man Is never a back
number. A man can be as vigorous and
able at seventy as at twenty. Condition,
not years, puts you In the discard. A sys
tem weakened by overwork and careless
living brings old ace prematurely. Tha
bodily functions are impaired and un
pleasant symptoms appear. The weak
spot is generally the kidneys. Keep
them clean and in proper working con
dition and you will generally find
yourself in Class Al. Take GOI.l
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules periodi
cally and your syslem will always be
in working order. Your spirits will be
enlivened, your muscles supple, your
mind active, and your body capable
of hard work.
Don t wait until you have been re
jected. Commence to be a first-class
man now. no to your aruggint at
once. Get a trial box or (OL,D MrJDAl
Haarlem Oil Capsules. They are mado
of the pure, original, imported Haarlem
Oil the kind your great-grandfather
used. Two carpsules earn day will keep
you toned up and feeling fine. Money
refunded if they do not help you. Re
member to ask for the Imported OOLI.)
MEDAL Brand. In three sizes, sealed
packages. Adv.
Baby Colds
reQttixv treatment with a remedy tfaat coo
tin no opiates. Piso'a is mild but efieo
tive; pleasant to take. Ask. your druggist for
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