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21 OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 1, 1918. (Continued From Page 50.) Killed In art too Storr. H. & ill.cn.). Plalnfleld. X. J. R:rk.rr. W. SI. J - WhiTtJIl. N. J. PrlivBtriki AdoiDb M.. Elizabelhnort. rT. J. WCiri W. P. (Corn ). Jereey City. N. J. Kvjitp. Ctfo. (Corp.). Westfteld. N. J. White. Th..a. W. (Corp. I. Orange. N. J. Ke.iy. E. M. (Corp.l. woodbndge. - . J, Younf. H. fcl (Sergt.V Hoboken. N. J. Da.er. Harold. Aahhory I'arK. f. J. Rarnabet. Louis. Penns Grove. N. J. Njlts. Alclanrkr Harrison. N. J. krmoD(l, Alfred T.. Bayonne. N. J. Zubr. Joseph J.. Union. N. J. La Paints. Frank. Jersey City. N. J. Ihl .... ...I. Birmingham, p. J. (Musician). Newark. N. J. I-aird. CI. i Sergt.). Trenton. N. J. Tola. X. T. iSrit ). Peterson. X. J. MaeConegaL Harry 8.. Rochester. I. I. Ke.ly. Mike A.. L'nion. N. J. Orvi.hsber. Georjff. L'nion HIM. N. J. Iuffy. James T.. Chrome. N. J. Honnell. fu.iwrard C. Bar Head. X. J. ata.etesta, Catano, Boundbrook, X. J. Died of diieane Ctraiis. Anthony T . BtronflC X. J. Johnson. James D. Plalnrield. X. J. wounded undetermined Meters. Edward (Corp.). Hoboken, X. J. XL I I . Vr... n.l .rmu iCer&l. Peterson. X. J. Van Bion William tWagonerl. Jersey tiy. Ferrax. Calogero. Trenton, N. J. Missing m s-tloe Tie ma ran. Fred (Corp.). Jersey City. X. Pels. Louie. Patereon. X. J. Okun. Samuel. Newark, X. J. ttoidea. Abe. ayonne, X. J. f.ronoxewjkl. Waciaw. Bayonne, X. J. Keeker. Loaia. Garfield. X. J. Maart. David. Camden. X. J. Vtnocchlo. Joseph. Paierson, X. J Cspeek. Joseph. Paastac. X. J. ThoroDsoa. Albert Charles. Camden, N. X raeeth. Jue J.. Bavonne. X. J. Ca.lfoy'.e. John. Sayreville. X. J. McDowell Edward. North Herges, X. J. Hemmg. Edward U. Pieaeantyiile. N. J. Heneei. Philip. Hnnoken, X. J. Myers, fearnuel. Trenton. X. 3. NEW HAMPSHIBE. TMm) ea wenade foi.ine. J. J.. Manchester, X. IT. i fewer. Frank. Trenton, X. H. ' Mlaaln tm art low 1 Teung. fc-Jwln G.. Col-brook. X. II Amodio, Gulaeppe. ill ford. X. H. Ipes, Ignace. Lee Vegan. X. M. Klileld. Hnry A.. Wsl Thornton. X. TT. Corner. William A West Milan. X. JL Coma. Arthur W.. Ortordvilla, X. H. Barry. Barnard B.. Manchester. X. H. 'EW ME vICCX, IMed ef wewad Aragoa. Alonao. Dawson, X. M. IXel ef dlieaiia I Borenett. Orvei. Field, X. at. neeailee slightly Sloybal. Panl-l. Dixon. X. X. NOBTH CABOLIXA. Titled tm - Fpencer. Dwight L. X. East Dorbara. X. C llama. Lloyd. Marahallburg. N. C tlarvtn, lUrmon C W'ua) Rock. 8. C. armer. Joe G.. Bt'tmore. N. C. Branson. Levi C. Bentonvilla. X. C Cobb. Charlie A, Angler, X. C. McCoy. Oecar L-. Stateavllle. X. C e-plvey. Raymond a, &anIord, X. C Died of w (him tie Batua, Lew La. Battleboro, X. C. wiiiiama Abner. Oldrrap. X. C. Martin. Mjrvin B.. Durham. X. C "Yeiverton. rto. II. . s'tantonaburc. X. Williams. Dewltt M.. Grifton, X. C "VVa.bom. Lnnnle C. Sta'.eaviue. X. C Weathers. Will. China Grove. X. C Died of areident Wliiet. Frank R-. Bear Creak. X. C Died ef dieaae l Jones. Garrett 11. Dantry. X. D. Holland. James T.. Nebo, X. C rkeltoo, Ram. Anderson. X. C Phelps. Tom A.. Milton. X. C PauL Philip. Plaquemlne. X. C Parker. John T. bunberry. X. C Wounded aadetermlned Eteroaa. James C. Albemarle. X. C U...ill al.vhtlv T-aiue Itmidd I Lleua . Gotdaboro. X. C llunilcaer. J. B. (CpL). Kutberfordton. X. C. DanleL Arthur B M.. Forest City. X. C. Kara. Henry Barker. X. C Mali Case. Wilmington. X. C Valle. Geo. W.. Pikevtlle, X. C Missing la action Tomen!ca, Louie (Corp.). Ketreng, 1. C Reeca.. Frank W- Franklin. X. C. Tavla. Joe R-. Scotland Nek, X. C Buchanan. Brown. Hawk. X C. Free-nan, Theodore, Concord. X. C. Grillith. Lather ReldaviUa. X. C NOKTH DAKOTA. Knied la act Ion T enter. Robert F.. Cantor, X. D. Eimoro. Alvle, Mecknock. X. D. Died of au.e e G'der. Arthur V. Carbory. X. D. V evaded aJIcblly Johnsos, Char. .a G. (?gt). Oaken. X. D. Miwlnc la aetlel 1 F-uha-.aJ. tnul O.. Daliry. X. D. etelfel. Jakob. Krem. X. D. Mikidoo, Kdwm H-. Bottineau. X. D. OHIO. Killed tm arttoa Bayea. M. J. (Lieut. ). Cleveland. O. Ke.L Cha. A. (Corp.). Canton. O. ili..er. C. J. (Corp.). Cleveland. O. I'rocbaaka. J. (Corp ). Cleveland. O. runnlAltlam, Amor, Cincinnati. O. 'via. Ha pn Columbua. O. astenveid. Geo J.. HartwelL O. I-etrow. w. ti. (tenrt.). New Springfield. O. Thorcpeoa, James, t. .eve and. o. 1 ee. Geo (Wagonark, Zaneevllle. O- I Dckershtoeen. G. ISflt I. Bellalra. O. ("eicer. William C., Bera, O. Baekey. O-tver F . Masation, O. Allendr. George M, Cambruigo. O. Kennedy. Harold G-. Shaker Hta. Tillage. Q . na. Jamrm. Cleveland. O. Jlarner. RuJMell M-. Columbus. Ohio, lztembak. John. Cleveland. Ohio, rttout. Raymond R.. Hlllaboro. Ohio, rchwegman, Anthony. Cincinnati. Ohio, l.eld. Harry P.. Barberton. Ohio. 1 :n. Carl A.. Saaduaky, Ohio. Lehman. Phillip. Apple Crook, Ohio. Dard ef wounds fraeaa e. C. B. tsergt.). Wapakoaata, O. Muzsell. Otto, Cleveland. Kem.er. K.wood. 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Jerome L. (Set.), Newark, O. Lytle. Clarence T. (Sgt), Lancaster. O. Merrttt, Lawrenca J.. Bameevllle, O. Jdaetro. Charley. Akron. O. Hoanded allcbtly Woinltikl. Stanley, Glrard. Ohio. Runyan. Walter. Dotte, Ohio. Mlselnc artloa Geiier. Perry H. (Corp.). Clareland, X weintraub. Isidore, Cleveland. O. Scbonhut. CarL YounraiowB. O. Jonea Carl it.. Kenton. O. I.offetatter. John Wesley. Cleveland, Ohio, Blrbanxi. Charles Cleveland. O. Adams. Frank. Cleveland. O. BenzeL Frank Steven. Lorain. O. Sites. Roacoe. Proctorvllle. Obis. I- rmunhela. Dan M.. Dayton. O. Ensllah. William E. Fremont. O. Bad nor n. William r Dayton. O. Aufderbelde. W. H.. East Liverpool. O. Stephena Hayden. Mineral Rldfe, O. Fltzpatrlck. Charlea E.. Dixie. O. Clancy. Georee. Foster! a. O. Brejnork. John. Cleveland. Ol Barker. William F. Port Homer. O. Glermao, Fred. Cleveland. O. tiarper. it alia, EtUlwauir, O. OKLAHOMA. Killed in el Roes. si. D. (Corn.). Oklahoma City. Okla. Burnetu Wm. D.. LaxJneton. Okla. Cherry. B. H. (Corp.). Haetlnra. Okla. olaaebrook. Preston D.. Kaer City, Okla. Perkina, Jna. X, Hawarth, Okie, Wasa. Frank O.. Blahop. Okla. IMea m ..n.jl. Juden. A. L. (Lieut). Oklahoma City. Okla. Lletzke. J. F. (Corp.), Kingfisher. Okla. TerriiL WUIiam R. (Corp.), Guthrie, Okla. Feiton, H. E Ada, Okla. fl'oaaded severely Alrisnder. Stanley (Corp.). Ballna. Okla. Died of diaemae Cease. Eugene R.. Tulsa. Okla. yV sanded nndeaaemlned Moore. John D Comanche. Okla. Givena, Guy S-. Kendrlck. Okla. Dewea. John Cblckasha. oua. Wenaded alichUy Brook. Wm. .. Bl Reno. Okla. Fisher. Stevenson, Claremore. Okla. Fehronbaugh. Lao fitrutbera, Okla. ' MiaainaT la aetloe Beckwlth. Arils Leonard. Laveme, Okla. Parker, lllchard Robert. Qulnton. Okla. Huniey, Jerry L, Kingitown. Okla, McCientock. Ed. Bradley. Ok'a, PENNSYLVANIA. Killed tm action rVin. H. A. (LleuD, plttabnrg. Pa. Hill. Frank E. (SergL). Philadelphia. Pa. Hing. Jno. G. (Sent.). Phlladelnhia- Pa. Goonan. M. J-. Philadelphia. Pa. M Mrmin, Jno. J.. Doyleatown, Pa. Weaver, Parker W., Dlllabnrg. Pa, Weller. Ralph E, Hanover. Pa. Steever. Samuel K. Philadelphia. Pa. Strong. Juoson, Montgomery, pa. yke. P. J. (Lieut.). Hummelstown. Pa. Hellmann. Bans (SergL), Plttabnrg, Fa, Wlddall. J. C (Sergu). Avoca. Pa. Thomas. F. (Sergu). South Fork. Pa. Ylngat. C. F. (Serge). Hummelstown, Pa. bwton. Sneyd, Kropp. Nalmo. Siberia, C C (Wagoner), Wlrafield. la. Ellla, W. D. (Wagoner). Weldoo. Pa. Peterson. H. F.. Tltlusvllle, Pa. Peiiuto. L. Sharpesvllla. Pa. Lenahan. John J.. Centralla, Pa. Foreaker. Wm. C Chads Ford. Pa. Worthlngton. Frank E.. Frank port. Pa. Wheeler. Loon M.. Jackson Summltt. Pa. Paglla, Cealdio, Philadelphia. Pa. Malott. George H- Scraaton, Pa. Martin. Edward T Philadelphia, Pa. Gerbnck, Qulnton M.. Glen Rock, Pa, JablauskL Edward. Pittsburg. Pa. Haggerty. Russell W.. Philadelphia. Pa, . Davta. -William T., Commit Hill, Fa. Ronney. Raymond C, Perargyle, Pa. Buffton. John, Dickson City, Pa. McMahon. John P. (Cook). Philadelphia, Pa, btrauaner. Clyde, Waggnesboro. Pa. Died of wonnds Egler, F. A. (Sergt.), Pittsburg. Pa. Daviea, Wm. (Corp.), Wllksbarre, Pa. Meyer. Albert C. (Sergt.). Jeannetto, Pa. Selberlleh. Lawrence w.. PhUadelphia, Michaels. George J, Danville. Pa, Flnebarg. John. Philadelphia. Doatler. Harry D-. Tyrone. PS, Lomart. Villar, Philadelphia. Brenner. Clarence L.. Zeilenople. Pa. Boyd. William II.. Wllklnaburg. Pa. FerrarL Francesco. Shlckshlnny. Pa, Colorolno. fialvatora, Duomore, Pa. Ackerman. K. A Gus Mills, ra. Walk. Steven M.. Ma honey City. Pa. Monle. Chaa. Moolc. Pa. Hofscher. Francla B.. Pittsburg.. Warmbrodt. F. A, Jonhnsonbarg, Pa. Rutkowakl. Frank. Dlckaon. City. Pa. Mekonls. William. Braddock. Pa. - Died of accident Koit. Victor M. (Wagoner). Allentown. Pa. illckileln. nmuel (Lorp. ), J-aasaowno. z-a. Neary. Stanley, Carbondaia, Fa. IMed of dlaeaae Huff. Jay C. fcpartansbnrg. Pa, (ilaaa Charlea C. Metal. Pa. Freedman. Nathan, Philadelphia. Walls. Chsrles N.. Philadelphia. Wonnded ondetermlne McNeil. Daniel ( Bugler). Wllkesbarra, Fa. Wyalkoskl. Stanley. Beaver Falla Ps, Schaob, Frederick w.. rniiaaeipnia. O-Mailer. William J.. PIttaton. la. Miller. Edward C. Brockway vine, rn. Pagan. Thomas. Swlasvtlle. Pa. Erbln. Donald D.. North Eaat, -Pa. Covle. Patrick J.. Philadelphia. ai-.iMMlea allehtlv Waguer. Samuel. Jr. (LlenLK Phlladelphlv Wlae. Wilbur corp.. rientiey-viijo. r-a. I RoasaL Nicholas. Philadelphia, Pa. Riwiiil Leo- Paraaboro. ra. MrBlhaney. Wm. Lloyd, riustontowa. Pa. Lowery. (leorge. Dunbar. Pa. Hal ley. Thoa. M., Shlppenaburg. Ps. Everett. Klmer. WllkluKburg. Pa. Marria. Harry. Philadelphia, Pa. roster. Waller. Philadelphia, Pa. Forney Clarence A., alaat Freedom, Pa. Corey. Jno. C Derry. Ps, uluai la artloa Chraaka. Joseph (Sgt.). Pttuborg. Pa. Eldwsrda, Frank D. (egt-l. ocraalon, ra. Huemme. C O. (!gt.). lire. nock. Pa. fcboll. H. A.. (Sgt.). Natroona. Pa. Hooper. J. (Corp ). Centenrille. Pa. Kehr. W II. (Corp.). Erie, Pa. Rhinisr. U O. (Bualer). Lancaster, Ps, wink. C. OIK.M, Wllmerding. Pa. 6a. re. Nick. G lea. port. Pa. Indlanarelli. 1--J v manor, r-a. Orygler. "rsnk J.. Erie, Pa. Carman, Martin. Washington, Ps. Carchle. Francesco, Duquesne. Pa Capuano. Culaeppa. Butler. Pa. Campbell. Samuel w.. Sroomaborg. Pa, Albtn. flttsourg. r-a. Philadelphia, Fa. Persona Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. i Dixon. William G, Clymar. Ps. Kochel. George. Reading. Pa. Farley. Thomas. Philadelphia, ra Eglof. Sidney R, . Philadelphia, Pa, Ebert. paipn. Allentown. ra, Corley. John Manschalse. Ps. Trarey. William J., Pittsburg. Pa T.-ff. Tola Homestead. Pa. " Pllen. William. Butersvllla. Pa Naaaiiao. Fabian. New Salem. Pa, Mounts. John Wesley, Carlisle. Pa, Nachtmann. Lndwlg J, Bostloton, Pa. Martin. Earl H . Avalon. Pa Flke, Russell Chestar, Cn Ion town. Pa. Clark. John F. CI overtop. Pa. Bamca. Richard. Venetla. Pa. Furraan. Max Josco. Philadelphia. Pa. Fritz. Benan. Boswell. Pa Maburg. Clarenca McKeesport, Pa Miller. Thomas. Mount P1eaaant..Fa. MeKlnney. Geo. Heath. Philadelphia, Pa Kemmeriey. Geo. C. Lancaeter, Pa. Hlnee. Ceo. D. Olyphant. Pa Gilmer. Norman G.. Doylestowa, Pa. RHODE ISLAND. Killed tn artlow Slmmona Albert J.. Warsaw, B, f. Wounded ondetertnlnod O Rourke, Cornelius. Providence, R. t Wounded alight ly Chs.aller. Elphege. Rl"-er Point. B. I. Barber. Clinton. Cromptoa, R. I. Mixing la actios O'.edbill. Lloyd H (Sgt.), Washington. B, I. Theroux. Leonard. Arctic, R. L Kitdstadt, Arvtd. Auburn. B, L. BOCTH CAWOLCCA. Killed In action Hill. Robert Owlngm. B. C. Newsome. C. H. (Sergt.). Hartmrta. 8. C ' Fisher Mark E.. Gramllng. S. C. Davis, Broadua W., Calhoun Falls, aV C Mom, Geo. C. Greenville, 8. C. Hart. James Cr on S. C Leaser. Walter O.. Fort HilL 8. C. Wounded ondetermlnod Died of wounds Barefoot. W. H. (Corp.). Dana, & C. Key. Evans. Anderson, 8. C Died of disease Best. Owen B.. Calllvsnts Ferry, S. C Col. Ins. Ed., Cowpena & C, Wounded slightly Haaty. William J. (Corp ). Camden, 8. C Robinson. John H- Greenville, 8, C Mlseing la action Gaddy. Ernest. Bonettsvllia 8. C BOITH DAKOTA, Killed In act tow Klaer. William Clay, Red Field. & r. Lee. Sam J . Coward. 8. D. I Goereo. Nick F.. White Lake. 8. Dl Bakken. O'a reaar. aatona. a. it. Dioil Of diseaae Oustad. A. (Wagoner), violin, 8. D. Hanson. Anton. Laairora. 8. D. Johnson. Royal C (Lieut.). Aberdeen. 8. IX M losing la action Jolly, John C, BakersvUle. B. O. . D. P. (Corp.), Soma, Pittsburg, Pa. H. D. fCorp.). Catasaqna. Pa. Simeon, Chester. Texas. ic. i u o I Missing In action i . Is Pkiiw.i.hi. r. I Peters, A. O. (Corp.). Corpus TENNESSEE. Kined In action ICnnnlnsham. Ben. Bllham. Tenn. i ranee. Will F-. Etowah. Tenn. Bur rasa. R T. iBerat.). Plkevllle. Tenn. Bratten. C. O. (Lieut.). Watertown. Tenn. McCay, W. R. (Corp.). Etowah. Tenn. Gaynor. Bdwtn B., Newborn. Tenn. Cutahawl. Albert D.. Greenville. Tenn. Stirrer. Horace. Enrlewood. Tenn. Hardy. Walter. Per ham. Minn. Wtlhelt. Georee H.. Chuckey. Tenn. I Steelman, James D.. Fayetteville. Tenn. iteneau, Jamea I... Jefferson City, Tens, Looney, Georee. Peterabura. Tenn. I Jackson. James I.. Mlcnle, Tenn. Died ef stoiinds IDavla. J. c. Trenton. Tenn. Davis, Francis, Littlecrab, Tenn. Hellard. Jeaia H.. Knoxvllle. Tenn. Wofford, John. Nobley. Tenn. Died 1,1 diseaae Murdock. Robe (Corp.), Memphis. Tenn, Shelton. E. L. (Corp.). Chuckey, Tenn. Crawford. John H., Somervllle, Tenn. Legge, Blonnle V., Coltontown, Tenn. Hlndman. James R., Atoka, Tenn. : Haney. James O., Charleston, Tenn. Gilbert, Luther, Minor Hill. Tenn. : Davis, Joaeph, Germantown. Tenn. . WalL John W., McKenxle, Tenn. ' 81ma. William F-, Memphis. Tenn. . Shelby. Roy W, Woodlawn, Tenn. ' Pate. Georee, Uelolse, Tenn. Porter, Oscar L.. Cedar Hill, Tenn. Nlppera, Claude, Tullahoma, Tenn. -Maaaey, Luther. Capville. Tenn. ' H oun dri on determined Sca.ea, tearcey. College Grove. Tens. -, a Wonnded slichtly McCadama. John R, McKensle. Tenn. Fritz, Samuel L.. Oliver SDrinaa. Tenn. Cohn. Abe. Jlnao. Tenn. ' ' Scott. Tade. Lynchbura, Tenn. .iiiesioz in action Reaves, Georce L, Blafleld. Tenn. 1 ; I Boyd. Alonzo X. Axon. Tenn. Chadwlck. John T.. Dresden. Tenn, Brantley, Benjamin H., Lost Creek. Tenn. TEXAS. KtTleii In - " " I Combs. H. F. (CapL). Type. Tex. . McKnight, Luther T.. Lorenzo. Tex.' I Paris. Oscar (Corp.). M auger,-Tex. Fuller Ben W.. Abilene, Texas. Lewis. Sam. Beaumont. Tex. Wiley. John E.. Leaavllle. Texas. I rv.baffer. WllUam S., Bl Paso. Texas. Reaves. Leo. Fort Worth. Texas. Lack. Bnn. Mlllsap, Texas. Died of wounds Lee per. D. C. (Capt.). Denlson. Tex. Ramsey. Willie L.. Celeste, Tex. Kusbl. Edward G.. Rloael. Tex, Harvard. Henry. Manning. Tex. J! Died of accident c. Croas, John R.. Fort Worth, Tex. Died of dlaeatao .3 Ward, Henry C Canton, Tex, Kice. coner. Lufkln. Tex. Wounded undetermined Reverre. John E.. Houston. Tex. Mclntyrs. Jaeon. Naples, Tex. Wounded ella-htlr Cain. Paul D. (Sgt.). Bellvllle. Tax. Calleroa Cleofaa (8gD, El Paso. Tex. Hosek. Louis (Sgt.), Granger, Tex. - Clark. Jesse F. (Corp.). Canton. Tex. Neumann. Lewis, Claterne. Texas. Kelley, Val, Tellow Pine. Texaa. I Horn. Clyde P.. Geneva. Texas. Freeman. Frank W.. GUdden. Texas. Waggoner, Crawford 3.. Moran, Texas. Cnrlstf, Tex, Chapman, Harold C, Jackaonvllle, Texas. Shannon. Cltff C, Bobvllie, Texas, Farner, Fred, Wilmer, Texas. Blake, Samuel E.. Homer, Texas. Nichols. William M.. Paris, Texas. King. Herman U. Wichita Falls. Texas, Falkenhaven. Fred L. Miami. Texas. Crnmpton. Ralph J.. Milford. Texas. Branch. Benjamin H Tate. Texas.' Goericke. Fritz G.. Llttlg. Tex. Harris, Grady. Mount Pleasant. Tax, CTAIL. Killed In action- Crow. Earl '.. Bait Lake City, Utah. Allen, o. w. (MectLj, North Logan, Utah. Died or wonnds Anderson, W. W., Sooth Logan, Utah. I Olsen. Andrew il.. Fountain Green, Utah, VERMONT. Died of disease Elmer. Ernest L. Fairfax. Tt. . Wootmded undetermined Bevlgny. Albert (Mech.). North Troy, Tt. Miming la action Char Ian. George U, Richmond. Tt. VIRGINIA. Killed fn artlon Dwler. Chaa H. (Corp.). Eagle Rock, Va. Boawell, Chaa v., Chatham, va Napier, Harry V., Wlntergreon. Va. Died of wounds Tinder, Frank C, Frederloksburg, Va White, Floyd D.. gcaford. Va. Rnead. Ralph B., Fork Union, Ta Kevser, Harvey K, Hot Springs, Va, Wounded severely Hickman, Vlrglnus E,, Portgmouth, Va Died of disease Breoer, Cbaa (Sergt), Marlon, Va Kts, F. P. (Corp.). Bayvllle. Va Hallau, Lewis 6.. Shores, Va Weeunded undetermined Barouff, Gray L. (Cook), Bumevllla Va Wounded alightly a Roseon. Alton O.. Calpepper, Va Missing in action Basa Arthur W.. South Richmond, Ta Horn, Granville M., Skegga Va. MeKlnney. Henry G., Jewell Ridge, Ta Keeling, EUgah M., Prince George, Va WEST TIBGINIA. Killed In action Gllkeson, R, W. (Lieut.), Romney, W. Va Tallhammer. Geo. A., Norman town, W. Ta Died of weonna Andrewa A. (Corp.), lugs, W. Va Sterling. Ellsworth. Kmlthfleld. W. Va Hart. Joseph M.. Wheeling. W. Va Woonded severely Friend. Le-y. Ivydale, W. Va Hudson, Walter M.. Sumerco, W. Va Died ef disease Rose. Lucinds L (Nurse), Clarksburg, W. Ta Riley. Guy, zona w. va Johnson. Olio B.. Slsaonvtlla W. Ta. Miaalna In action Sandefur. Samuel M.. Vivian, W. Ta Malozzo. Nick. Switzer. w. Va Lowe. Clarence. Clarksburg. W. Va WISCONSIN. e Killed In artloa Lampuer. Glenn (Corp.), B tan ley. Wis. Krohn. jno. J. (rergi.), Milwaukee, wia Swanson. Frank W.. Green Bay, Wia Preiss. C G.. Milwaukee. Wis. Manjanls. John. Port Washington, Wia Died of vronnde T.lndhorat. Henry J.. Mukwonago. Wia If your Child is Cross, Feverish and Sick. ; Look, Mother t If Little Tongue is Coated, Cleanse the Inactive Bowels with "California Syrup of FitJs." Children lore this 'fruit laxative. and nothing: else cleanses the tender stomach, liver and bowels so nicely. A child simply will not stop playing to empty the bowels, and the result Is that they become clogged with waste, the liver becomes sluggish, the stom ach i disordered, and then your little one becomes cross, feverish, and does not eat. sleep or behave naturally. Of ten the breath is Daa. ana system Bluffy" with a cold; the child has sore throat, stomach-ache or diarrhea. Lis. ten. Mother! See if tongue Is coated, then give a teaspoonfml of "California Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours all the constipated waste-matter, sour bile Delightfully Talking Machine in all the world Intermezzo Model. B...m.n Pent C- Bosoobei. WIS. Johnson, Walter. Denmark, Wia Died of disease Daley. William M.. Grimms, Wia Lehman, uuy J., rtio un, - Krueger, Kdwln, Forostviiie, wia Engh. Martin. LaCroese, Wis. , Eggsn. Clarence T.. Orfordvllle. ,Wla Rlnnebere. Victor. Ctetek. Wis. I Smith, Ulysses, Bell Center. Wia Singer,' Peter. Pelonla, Wia . " Schleusner. Emil R., Elk Monnd, Wia Quarnstrom. Emll N., Ogsmo, Wta Kandqulat. Albert A., Marengo. Wia Peterson, Irvln E.. Deronda Wis. Wounded undetermined nine. R.- F. tCorp.i. Cuaany. wia Thundercloud, Henry. Mauston, Wia Wonnded slightly Browne. Chester (Sgt.), Sheboygan, Wia Brodowski, Theo.. Milwaukee, Wia Alien, Park. Stevens Point, Wia Dettleff. Harry J.. Milwaukee, Wia Missing la actio) Upson. Ray. Merrlllan, Wia Ktmtnberear. Adama Creveta Wia VomenukL Prokop. Park Falla Wia Irlaka Robert B.. Ashland, Wia Morgan. John P.. Antlgo. wia Lonlka John. Kenosha Wia Lawrence. Leon M.. West Ashland, Wll. Johnson. William. McCarthy. Wia Score, Paul B.. Colfax. Wia Peterson. Harry B., Racine, Wia Peterson, Henry F., Albany. Wis. Pearson, Axel. New Richmond. Wia Novinskl. John F., Steltzer. Wia IH. H Halbacb. Paul B.. Milwaukee, Wia a gen. Fred J.. Lacrosse. Wit. and undigested food pass out of the system and you have a healthy, play ful child again. Millions of mothVrs give "California Syrup of Figs" because it is perfectly harmless: children love It, and it never fails to act on the stomach, liver and bowels. Ask your druggist for a bottle of "California Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna," made by the California Fig Syrup.Co., which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the bot tle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. Look for name "California." Accept no Fig Syrup but "California."! Adv. iftl Tfti TtTf CLEAR AS A a the $175 WYOMING. Killed in action -. Bean, Frank L.. Casper. Wyo. Died of wounds Kinder, Jesse a..- Douglas, Wyo. Groska, Alois P.. Diets. Wyo. - Died of accident Austin, Ira (Corp.). Cheyenne, Wyo. J)lel of disease Wounded undetermined Newman, Clnrence fCorp.. Lender. Wyo. HE WENT AND WASHED AND CAME SEEING a By Dr. JAMES E. TALMAGE . Of the Council of the Twelve. Chorea of Jeans Christ of Latter-day Saints Salt Lake JTotet For free copies of other arti cles of this series, send request to the author. The ninth chapter of John contain an absorblnsrly graphic account of man who had been born blind, yet who was made to see through the ministra tions of the Lord Jesus Christ, As In every other miracle wrought by the Savior, the outward or visible procedure in this case was strikingly simple. Jesus anointed the sightless eyes with clay, and said unto the man: 'Go, wash in the pool of Siloam- , The sequel is thus tersely recorded: "He west his way therefore, aad washed, aad eime seeing." . The man had been a mendicant, i blind betrsrar. and as such was a famil iar character in his neighborhood. Word of the miracle spread and a great stir arose among both the common folk and the learned Pharisees. The day of the healing was the Sabbath, and the hypercritical Pharisees laid stress on this point as proof that He who had given sight to the blind was obviously a sinner, tor 10 naa neaiea on the Holy Day. whereon all manner nf work was forbidden.' With the assurance characteristic or a sincere mind that knows whereof It speaks, and wlth Incisive airectness, the happy recipient of our Lord's boun ty replied: "Whether he be a alnaer or no. I know aoti one thing I know, that. whereas I was bliad, now 1 see." Then the inquisitors questioned the man anew as to tne precise means oy which his eyes had been opened; but he tefused to repeat what they naa already treated with derision, and iron irallv lnaulred if they were about to loin the disciples of the Healer. This served but to increase inoir anger. Thev boasted of being disciples of Moses, but as for Christ, whom they referred to as "this fellow," they furi ously declared that tney Knew not whence He came. Thev were enraeed that an Illiterate beggar should answer so Doiaiy in their scholarly presence; but the man wa more than a match for them alL His rejoinder was maddening because It flouted their vauntea wjsaom, ana, withal, was 'unanswerable. Whr. herein la a marveliona tning" said he, "that ye loow not from whence he la, ami yet he hath opened mine eyes, now we anow mat u et sinners 1 hot II- any man oe a wor shipper of God, and doeth his will, him he hearetb. since tne worm sens vns It not heard that any man opened the eyea 'of one that was born blind. If this man were not of God, he could do nothing," " Unable to cope in argument or dem onstration with the erstwhile Sightless beggar, those blinded Pharisees could at least exercise their official author ity, however unjustly, by excommuni cating him from the congregation of the synagog, and this they promptly and wickedly did. . . . j INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY BELL t ar iTjereni ana musia most perfect . 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Bush & Lane Building Dealers Victrolas Sonoras DISTRICT OF COLCMBIA. Rilled In action Lieber, L. B. (Lieut.). Washington, D. C. Toone. William G., Washington. D. C. Musheklan. Hagop. Washington, D. C. v Wounded slightly Long, Samuel A.. Washington, D. C. PORTO BICO. Died of wonnds (Concluded on Page 23. City, Utah. - The case in all its bearings Is typical of current conditions, as indeed it has been of men in all ages. Physical blind ness is a grievous affliction, and relief therefrom correspondingly gladsome. But it is of the body only, and though permitted to endure till death. It shall end. For that deeper darkness blindness of mind and heart the grave is no curative. As between the sightless beg gar and the sin-proud Pharisees, the latter were by far the blinder. He reverently rejoiced in the gift of sight, for he knew that he had been blind and that afterward he saw; they boast ed of their vision, though living In darkness, and refused enlightenment. Wo unto the blind that will not oeei for they shall perlah." (Book of Mor mon, 2 Nephi 8:32). The requirements of the Gospel of Jesus Christ are the same today as In the meridian of time when the Master taught among men in Person. Likewise are there now many blind eyes, some of which are opened through the en lightenment of obedience, while others grow more and more darkened by the spreading cataract of raise teacmng. skepticism, and wilful sin. Away with the benighting Pharisaism that sets the precepts of men above the revealed word of God! For spiritual blindness so induced the Divine Healer offers sure relief. Oh. sightless man anoint thine eyes with the calm of compliance with the laws and ordi nances of the Gospel as enunciated by the Redeemer of men. Do but desire the lltrht with repentant heart and with the deep full earnestness of a liv ing faith, and then, in the waters of baptism be wasnea, ana e snau come, seeing. Of deep import are these words of the Lord given unto an ancient Hebrew seer: "And the mists of darkness are the temptations of the devil, which bllndeth the eyes, and nardeneth the hearta of the children of men, and leadeth them away Into broad roads, that they per ish, and are lost," (tsooK 01 Mormon, 1 Nephi 12:17). Man is not the author of the plan of salvation: and blind indeed are they who suppose that precepts, theories or systems originated or contrived by man can substitute or supersede the means divinely appointed for the redemption of mankind. To the groping, sightless soul is of fered the unction of faith and the ability to repent; and in the Stloam of baDtism shall be received the enlight enment that sruldes the soul, once blind. I now seeing, along the path leading to eternal life. For the Book of Mormon apply to booksellers, or write direct to North western States Mission, 810 East Madi son St.. Portland, Oregon, or Bureau of Information, Salt Lake City, Utah. 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I lost all my enerrv and felt so miserable that it was all I could do to keep going. "I had taken so much medicine of one sort and another without getting any better that even when I heard so much praise of Tanlac I had little faith in It, lther. But one day a friend of mine who had taken Tanlac told me how much It had helped him and ad vised me so strongly to try it that I got me a bottle. At first I did not see that it was benefiting me any, but by the time I had taken half my first bottle 1 experienced a change for bet ter, so I kept it up till now I am in splendid condition and feel as hungry as a bear. Nothing I eat hurts me at all, and I enjoy every bit of my food: that constipation has been removed, I sleep like a rock at night and get up In the morning feeling fresh and full of life and energy and ready for a hard day's work at the shops. My blood has been cleared of that bad humor that bothered me so and now cuts and scratches heal up without any trouble at all. I am so delighted with the way Tanlac has fixed me up that I am tell ing all my friends about this wonderful medicine." Tanlac is sold In Portland by the Owl Drug Co. Adv. NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Apply Cream in Nostrils To Open Up Air Passages. Aai ivuui ictueil xour cius.a uos- trlls open right up, the air passages of your head are clear and you can breath freely. No more hawking, snunung. mucous discharge, headache, dryness. no struggling for breath at night; your cold or catarrh is gone. Don t stay stuned-upl Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos trils, let It penetrate tnrough every air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swollen. Inflamed mucous mem brane, giving you Instant relief. Ely's Cream Balm is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has been seeking. It's Just splendid. Adv. Phone your want ads to The Orego nian. Main -7070, A 6095.