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Unconditional Surrender is Sub-
V stance of ' Reply of Wilson to
: Hun Proptsa! for peace.
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INHUMAN WAR CONTINUED
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Sinking of Ships and Shelling
Lifeboats and Destruction at
1 Present Time Are Cited.
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f ' Washington, Oct. 15. Unconditional
surrender.
.. This laths substance of President
Wilson's' decision Monday on the first
l,'1 barman peace not,. and the later reply
i , 'to his inotilry.
; V He:maks plain that no arrangements
V will b eoniidered for either evaucatlon
? ,or an armistice unJeaa Germany gives
v safeguards and guarantees of the main'
tanance of the preaent military suprem
acyjpf the armlea of he United States
and the alliesln the field. '
' And he tella the German nation that
no final peace may be expected until the
" overthrow of th Hohenaollern dynality
ind the downfall Of the cruel military
TV autocracy that plunged the wnoie war to
in, war..
Text of PreeMeat'i ITete
.A. ,--,., follows I tlrtue the illegal and inhumane prac
! "Vu. :" "r.. I -... th. tlce which they still persist in
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Major Frank C fcColloh
Frank C. McCollach of Baker, Or.,
brother of Claude McColloch. attorney
with offices Jn The Journal building.
has been lately commissioned major, ac
cording a information received by his
brofher. ; Major McColloch is with the
Ninety-first division oz the Three Hun'
dred Sixty-third infantry m Prance.
charge d'airaires ot ewiiaeriana. u j
Interim. In charge of German Invests i
in the .United States :
"Department of 8tate. Oct 14. 191
Sir ? 'In reply to the communication of
the German government, dated the 12th
inatanl! which you handed me today, I
have the honor to request yo to trans
mit the following :
"The unquallflrt acceptance by the
present German government and by a
large majority of the German reichstag
of the terms laid down by the president
of the United States of America In hid
address on the eighth of January, 1918,
and In his subsequent addresses justifies
the president In making a frank and dl-
reet statement of his decision with re
'gard to the communications of the Ger
man government of the eighth and
twelfth of October.
flnpremacy Matt Be Malatalned
'It- must be clearly understood that
the processes of evacuation and the con
dUlons of an armistice are matters
which must be left to the Judgment and
advice of the military advisers 0me
government of the United States and
the allied governments, and the presi
dent feels It his duty to say that no ar
rangement can be accepted by the govi
eminent of the United States whlchdoes
not provide absolutely satisfactory safe
guards and guarantees of the mainte
nance of the present military suprem
acy of the armies of the United States
and of the allies in the field. He feels
confident that he can safely assume
that this will also be the Judgment and
decision of the allied governments.
"The president t feels that It Is also
. .his duty to add that neither the govern
ment, of the United States, nor, he is
quite sure, the governments with which
the government of the United States is
associated - as a belligerent, will con
sent to consider an armistjce so long
as the armed forces of Germany, con-
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iBhamaBltles Are Continued
" 'At thee very time that the German
government approaches the government
of the United States with proposals of
peace, its submarines are , engaged . In
sinking passenger ships at sea, and not
the ships alone, but the -very boats In,
which their passengers and crews seek
to v make their way to safety; and in
their present enforced withdrawal from
Flanders and France the German armies
are pursuing a course of wanton de
struction which has always been re
garded as in direct violation of the rules
and practices of civilized warfare.
"""Cities and villages. If not destroyed
are being stripped of all they contain, not
only of material things, but often of their
very inhabitants. The nations assocl
ated- against Germany cannot be expect
ed to agree' to a cessation of arms while
.acta of. Inhumanity, spoliation and deso
lation are being continued, which they
v justly look upon with horror and with
burning hearts. '
Is necessary, also, that there may
be "no possibility 'of misunderstanding,
that the president. should very solemnly
call the attention of the government of
Germany to the language and plain In
tent of one. of the terms of peace which
the German government has now ac
cepted. It is contained in the address of
the president, delivered at Mount Vernon
on the Fourth of July, last.
-It is as follows:
' ' "The destruction of every arbitrary
power anywhere that can separately,
secretly, and of Its single choice dis
turb the peace of the world ; or if it
cannot be presently destroyed, at least
Its reduction to virtual im potency."
" 'The power which has hitherto con
trolled the German, nation is of the sort
here described. It is within the choice
of the German nation to alter It The
president's words just quoted naturally
constitute a condition precedent to
peace, if peace is to come by the action
of the German people themselves. The
president feels bound to say that the
whole process of peace will, in his judg
ment, depend upon . the def inlteness and
the satisfactory character of the guar
antees , which can be given in this
fundamental matter.
' " 'It Is indispensable that the govern
ments associated against Germany should
know beyond a perad venture with whom
they are dealing.
The president .vill make a separate
reply to the royal and imperial govern
ment ot Austria-Hungary.' '
Accept sir, .the renewed assurances
of my high consideration.
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Twelfth federal reserve district's llbertv
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Berkeley in class D and Eureka In
auda pnblio todsy " conUlnthi nme of 44
Ann. none of whiclL r una of asembefs of
tiw marina' eorp. . Th aItM- a diridtd
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Wolind Mi . UKfltr ' , . A . . , . M-m mm-m . ir . 1 84 :
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ARMY CASUALTIES
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::- ;- - Meirtananta.' - ;- :-,f ;
FRANK M. MOOKK. -Houstoa : Teiaa '
KALPH W. TIPPET.- Appletoa. Wi.
CHARLES It" DAVIS, CuwinaaU Ohio. ,
JACOB J. GOROOSCHI4TZ. St. Panl, Minn.
EVERETTE McMANUS. Aurelia. Iowa.
JOHN MOE8EH. TompkfiaTiHe.N. Y.; ,
Coraoral
PATBTCK J. DOIjA7" West Ljmn, Ma. ,
WI UAH J. HAMIIX. Crowder, Okla. Y
iEORGBG. HAKDINGER. Garriaon, lows.
PERCY lu MARSHALL, BUirsTilU. Pa. .
WALLACE J. McADAMS. Moberiy. Uo?
UIMITKIOS G. 8T&ATIKOPCLOS. ConaoU
Bluffs, Iowa,
private
KRNEST L. ASDERSOJf,'' KhMrUle. Texas.
CARMINE APICELI.A. Kew liork. N. T.
i JAMES U. ACRELIL8, Newburjrport, Uass.
NICK BORZACHIEuIX), Kewsrk, N. J.
; JOSEPH BRA8SEA. Keating', Colo.
CLAHDB K. CLEMENT. Kanus City. Kan.
: ROBERT E. CRUMPLE R, Andahuia. Ala.
. J JOSEPH J. DUFTEK. Cleveland. Ohio.
EDWARD S. DUMLEB. St.-Bernard. Ohio.
NOAH ECHOLS, San Antonio. Texas. ,
'.i RAFFAEL GAI-ANTE. New Tork, N. T.
TRCMAN F. HACKER, GoUTernenr. N. T.
t FMAN& KENNETH HA IT). PHtsburs. Pa.
Y 6AM G. JOHNSON. Tacadstorp, Sweden,
r JOHN " H. KERN. Glencoe. Mich.
, EDWARD KILDEE. Buckley, Mich.
, WILLIE KING. Rewnor, Ala.
ANTON K' EMIETCZ, Tilna. Buwia.
PER E. LINtMiREN. AakeUn, Minn.
: BENJ. LOATTO. Oranaeburf, N. T.
' FRED MATHIS. Needraore. N. a
' Eli MAYWALD, Bobrille, , Texas. .
JOSEPH MeGlNN. Oaklane. Pa.
j ARTHUR -W. McMEEKAN, New Tork. N. T.
; jun.s r. aacnii.LAPi, new ion, M. X.
OSCAR H. MeVEIGH. Bremen, Ohio,
s JOSEPH M IK EN AS JR.. New Tork. N. T.
, ERNEST MILLER. Lincoln. N. T.
RAYMOND T. MORRIS. Philadelphia. Pa
LEE M. MIX' IN. Somerrille, Texas.
DANIEL MURPHY, Hyde Park. Mass.
WILLIAM FRANCIS O'HARA. BurUngton,
ERIC OLSON, Williams. Minn.
JIM PAMVASM. Bremerton. Wash.
JAMES P. PATTERSON. New Tork.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY
PORTED MIS8INQ IN ACTION
Lieutenants
CHARLES S. HARRISON, Columbus. Ga.
J. rua.Ti in hi, Ainert JUea. Minn.
CORPORAL LUTHER B. EA8LET, Carter,
111. - J ' . - ' . , - .
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GEORGE R. BOOHER. Tuttle, Okla. '
HERMANCASSENS. 087 .Tork street Ssn
Francisco.''
JAMES 8AMBEL GRAY. Battle Creek, Mich.
JOHN C. HENRICHS. Atlantic. Iowa. M
JOSEPH HOG.'Pisburs, Pa.
MARLIN U Jm, Middletown. Pa. v
GEORGE T. M'N EKLT.'lVind Ridge, Pa.;
JOHN A. MITCHELL, Ota, Ky.
USEEBB. RODR1QUE. Lotan. Iowa.
WILLIAM W BI.XCKRN Y, Bradford, Pa. V
RUSSELL K. TODERS. Waynesbnrs, Pa.
GEORGR.LUEBKER, LaPorte, Ind.
LAWRENCE OSBURN, CUy, W. Va.
JOHN KOOL. Biekneil. Ind,
CESARE PENNACHIA, Scottdale, Pa.
DIED OP WOUNDS, PREVIOUSLY
PORTED SEVERELY WOUNDED
CORPORAL HENRY BYRON HALL." Ha rd
faubure, Ky. ' v'"-- :
PRIVATE CLARENCE B. LOGISDON, K01
kuck. Ohio. ' . f . ' -
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PORTED MI88INO IN ACTION
PRIVATE MACRICB:Lv M'DERMOTT.
Loocootee, Ind. -
DIED OP WOUND8
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SEDOlt P. BATKsNew York, N. T.
JOHN PAUL FEDICK, Detroit, Mich.
BERNT A. FOSSES, Clearbrook. Minn.
JOHN GANNON, Cleveland, Ohio.
' SCHYLER GRAY, Cadix, Ky.
. ARNOLD HODGE. Piedmout. Mo.
HARRY LYCTHCT, Somerset, Pa.
BRYANT PRICE, McKenxie. Am.' .
CHESTER H. RANSON. Perrysburt, N. T.
SCARINCI RINALDO, Italy.
JAMES E. RU8S. Cleveland. Ohio.
HERMAN H. SCHAKOW, Detroit. Mich.
STANLEY WALKER, Decatur. Ala.
CLAUD 8. WOOD, Brookville. Ohio.
JOHN TAIAK, Philadelphia. Pa.
PHILIP NASTA, Brooklyn. S. T.
CHESTER I. NOBRIS Carnmrie, Pa.
LOUIS L PRE88, Eveleth. Minn.
HERMAN C. STEIN, Brooklyn. N. T.
ROWIJiND H. 8T1IXINGER. Eauroa. N. Y.
CHARLES L, STOREY, Wainright. Okla.
SILAS TAFOTA. Dixon. N. M.
WALTER W. WATSON. PUttevffle. Wia.
CHARLES W. WHITING, Avon, Mass.
STEVE YENDRICK. Plymonth. Pa. ,
DIED OP DISEASE
Maehanlolair
JAMES 8. WALLACE. RoopviTJe, Ga.
Musician '
ED LUCAS. HamUton, Texaa.
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JAMES B. AR5I8WOKTHT,1 Pitisbura. Pa.
CLAUDE SAMUEL HOOKER. North 8a
AUGUST W. BURMIESTEB. Jeffen. Minn.
GEORGE N. FRYB. Medford. Mass.
WARREN B. DIETZ, York, Pa. x
SAMUEL H. FIELD, Barksdala. Texas.
ABE O. FROST, 'Clarksvine, Ark, :
JACK GOOD. Doniphan. Mo.
; I,ON H AI.I.. Oldtown. Kr.
ANDREW M. HALVEBSOirr CUrkfield,
WILLIAM E. HUNTTNGSER, Indianapolis,
Ind.
EDMUND 'IRVING, Baltimore, Md..,
JAMES T. JOHNSON. Bowden. Ga.
ALBERT F. JUNKERMAN, Blaekwater, Mo.
i ANDREZZI KDXCZ. Hamtramck, Mush.
, CARL T. LUN DB KW. Strandbure, S. D.
. iria- a T-T-r-vin n uiHAtfDDD T.m. ir.tmm.
I Y JAMES HARVEY McCONNELL. Cincinnati,
IXanrtts Mcdonald. Mintna. Mica.
JACOB MINGO, Cohrmbla. MiaeJ
'i, JKDWARD F. MUIJJN. Boston. Msas.
C-feCHARD U KITCHENS, Helena. Ark.
XEMUEL KOLB. Philadelphia, Pa,
? "VALENTINE KITKLA. Kawkawlin, Mich.
WMOSROK MeDONALD. Heber. Utah.
r THOMAS CHAPMAN MONTGOMER, New
Comerston, onto.
i IRA M. MOORE. Brrthe.' Ga.
ARTHU5 NUNN, CrosweU. Mich.
JOHN f. POTITLSKI. Detroit. .Mich.
ASNATU8 ROBERTSON, WilUamxton. N. C.
l CHARLES . U. BTAKAITlo, Waterbury,
Conn. j .; . - -r
LOUIS ft. WITT. Detroit. Mich.
DIED OP AOOIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES
Prlvatas
CYRIL HARANT. x ChtrafO, -IT1. ,
JOHN A. KEENAN. Chipam; 111.
WTLLARD T. PRICE, Broomtr IaUnd. Md
JOHN W. STEVENSON, Baker, Or.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
Lieutenanta Frank Georse Fitzpa trick, Chi
cago, m. : Jamea A uetttnss. New Haven. Conn.
Elmer "Edward Machamer, Fulton. HL Frank
Mnlbnrry, Kenoaha, Wis. ; Victor H. Nysewander,
RE-
Menrionites -CSloseVr
1 :aiG6efeiice"
f&aJiaClS'.---The Mennonite Brefh.
ren ot -the Pacific district-closed & three
days' session , her ' Sunday. 'Delegates
were present from. Oregon. Washington.
CalHornia. Idaho and Colorado. : . All
strvlcea ' were held in English - and a
subscription was taken for the asso
ciated war "activities drive.? Rev." J.tH.
Rickert of Lodi, Cal was elected presi
dent ; Rev. f J. Berg ,f Keedley. Cal
ice president, and IV H. Berg of Dal.
las, TDr, secretary. : " v ,
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JD Prescott Toomey,- managing editor
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Jamea J. Logan. W. Medford, Mass. ; , Norman E.
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Ireland ; Arthur P. .Mannernerg. Glen Campbell,
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Wagoner Arthur .J. Tesaier.' Goodyear, Conn.;
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R. Clime. Vintonia, S. I ; Harold L. Clutter,
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J.; Mike F. Outran, Morrisdale, "Pa. Syl
vester J. Cudahy. Ventura. Cak A. E. Dahl,
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La.; Ralph Delgiomo, East Boston. Mass.; Wal
ter Herman Dorrow, Margoete Co.. Mich.: Syl
vester J. Dougherty, NickelovUle. Va. ; Frank
Martin Earl, New Albany. Ind.; Charles Dun
ford. Galax. Va.; Iliff Lyon Elliott. East
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Lamar; Kan. ; Alphonse Gravelle. - Fitchbarg,
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ward G. Hast, Strathmore, CaL; John M. Heg
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Arthur R. Howell, Lebanon, Or.; John V. Jack
son, St. Joseph, Mo.; Leonard Janke, Freraan,
8. D. ; Arthur L. Johnson, Luther,- Okla. ; Rosa
Jones. Kansas City. Mo.: Albert Kemokes. Buf
falo, N. Y.; Herbert A Klein. Hortonville. Wis.;
Joseph K Rzkwa. Jewett City, Conn. ; Ernest
1. Lapine, West Port, N. X.; Louis A. Lara la,
New York". , N. Y. ; Morris Lekachman, New
York. N. Y.; Charles W. Linde, Hinsdale. .El.;
Patrick B. MeCabe, New York, N. Y. ; Harry
McCsraerrr Mills. N. M. : Jamea McCrears.
Roysa- City.' Texas William McDonough, New
Yoxk. N. Y.; Edward's. McFarland, Greenfork,
lad,f George W. MeGee. New York. N. Y.;
Harry, McNeil Loversville, It. Y.; Martin L.
McQueney, Iohrentown, Pa.; Joseph L Msloy,
New . Brighton. M. Y. ; William R. Mantilla.
Worcester, Mass.' Cosmo Melfi.. Beacon. N. X. ;
Bennie C McrediDi. Huntington. N. Va. ; Byron
M. Atoogold. Kline. W. Va.; Glenn Lewis
Myers, Bear Lake, Mich.; Joseph M. Dittmaa,
Cleveland, Ohio; Robert A. Do lan, Atlanta, Ga.;
mraeuns Doolm, Ixsnont, HL; Adsm A.
Drankiewiex, Chicago, 111.: Wade H. Driggers,
Lakeland, La.: Joseph Drimkosky, Minneapolis.
Minn. : Frederick 8. Eden. FavetteVille. Ark. :
John Egidio. Milan. Mich.: John Alfred Ericson.
wateronry. Conn,; Robert Falls; Palo Alto, Pa.;
Thomas Fay, West Hoboken, N. J.; Harry
ueorge rieoig, . snamokin. Pa.: John T. Fitx-
pa trick. Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.: Charles Fleming.
Austin, Minn.; Tracy U Foltz. Hamlin, Ark.;
Richard E. Furr, SUnfield. S. C: John J,
Gannon. New .York. N. Y. ; George Gibson.
TTAlrnlr In.. - A 114. , . A L. - .
Joseph 'Grabow'ski, Milwaukee, ' Wis.'; Aenry M.
wram, Jac.raw, in. i.; txlwara Gray, Kictiraond
Will, I, x. : Alfred M. Helgeson, WoodviUe,
Wis.; Nicholas F. Hall. Brooklyn. N. Y Ham
J. Harbison, Philadeiphia, Pa.: Konstano Hen
cinski, Chicago, 111. : Louis Smith Henderson,
ntuialo, ri. X.; Ueorge L. Hensley. Croaelose,
Va. ; George Washington Hewitt. Gould City.
Mich.; Gus Hill, Buffalo, N. Y.; Herman H,
Horowitx, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Jamas Housely,
Soddi, Tenn.; Joseph Bynas, New Albany, Pa..
Henry ' Jadinski, Michigan City, Ind. ; Andrew
M. Jensen. Luke, Iowa; Kobert Jones, Gas City,
Ind. ; Albert J. Johnson. Brookings, ' S. D. ;
Barney Johnson,-Akra, N. D.; Ralph Johnson.
Norway: Albert Sidnev Johnston. Union. W.
Va. ; Joseph Kawicki, Rnssia; Jesse Kelley,
nnenui, la.; Lawrence King, Houston. Texas;
Paul King, Lagrange. Ga.: Michael Kornick.
Corbin, Russia ; -William J: Kraus. Buffalo, N.
Y.; Sherwood A. Ltarouche, Utica, N. Y.: Clar
ence G. Law, Anthony, Kan.; James L. Lear,
Lowell. Mass. ; Louis F. Leblond, WiRiamantie,
Conn. ; Henry Lee. Dawson, Minn. ; Clarence
Lett. Betoett, Iowa: John T. Loekhart, Clan ton,'
Ala. ; Maurice Christopher Longstreet. New
York. N. Y. ; Hartin A. Lyder, South Norwalk,
Conn.; John Lomch. Providence, K. I.; James
J. O'Connor, Denver, Calo.; Joseph Oliver.
Youngstown. N. Y. ; Francesco FsJaschi. New
York, NY.; Walter H. Peake. Green Mountain.
N. C; Gini PeUeschl, Norristown. N. Y.:
Michael Petito, Brooklyn. N. Y. : Arthur Phelps,
Henderson. Iowa; Vito Piperatta, 'New Village,
in. J. ; Kdward F. Potter. Lismraville. Md.
WOUNDED SEVEITKLV IN ACTION, PRtVI
OUSLT REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION
Private Luiai Izso. Rochester. N. Y.
WOUNDED 8EVERELV, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED DIED FROM ACCIDENT ANO
OTHER CAUSES!
Private Paul Delix Kordns, Milwaukee. '"'
WOUNDED SEVERELY. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MI88INO IN ACTION
Privates Howard R. Baker, Homestead, Pa. ;
Buel T. Lucy, ' Fort Payne, Ala. ; Emery J.
SrJckels. Jasonville Ind.; Harry R- West, Se
attle. Wash.: Marion E. Williams, Logansport,
Iowa; Paul P. Fowler, Oswego, Ind.; Henry G.
Kichter, Davenport. Iowa; Liouis u. Kosseu.
Lodi. CaL ; William H. Tolbert. Bardwell, Ky. ;
Paul Williams. Paris, IIL
WOUNDED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MISSINQ IN ACTION
Private Jeff Sykes, Delhi, La.
8LI044XLV WOUNDED
Sergeant Pete 8 pence, Dallas, Texas.
Corporal Joseph L. Yokono. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Busier William L. Kcbwieger. Philadelphia. Pa.
Privates Attie Berett. San Francisco; Jerry
Dijoy, New Haven, Conn.: vemer Kaijniua,
Hoouiam. Wash. : Conrad "McHugh, Summit Mill.
Pa. ; Joseph Macedo, Hknford, CaL; Simon
Paelln. Chelsea, Mass.; Walter Randrik. Phila
delnhia. Pa. i Torello Rvan. Bethlehem. Pa.
EmU Torvin, Jersey City, N. J.; William VUr,
Hagerstown, Md.; John Walsh. Brooklyn. N. Y.,-
Eiawara v uiiama. x-nuaoeipnia, ra,
WOUNDED, DEOJtEE UNDETERMINED
Lieutenants Ellis A. Haizing, Monument
eacn, jaass.; Ajvan it. arsons, mpiey, w. va.
Sergeants Walter Bankster. Decatur.
Frank B. Barton, Warreneburg, III. ; Habart H.
Becker, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. ; Ralph K. Berry,
v :i, . . ,,r , 1 , v i ; . t
Russell Hardwick, Red Oak, Iowa-, Christian G
Heeckerote, Hazelton, Pa. Gruce . L. Hunt,
North Bend, Pa. ; Federles G. Kritzer, Chad wicks,
N. Y.; Thomas F. Lyrich. PhiUdelphia, Pa.; Ben
Sendobry,- Chicago. Ill-: Lyall K- Thompson,
Putt rill. Pa. ; .Charles E. Lentz,, Marcus Hook
Pa :i .J..
Corporals- Peter A. Anderson. Brooklyn, N.
T.; Deitrich W. Berger. Washington, D. C.
Cart E. BohUu, Brooklyn. N. Y. ; Thomas J.
Broderick, Pbiladelphia. Pa.; Ernest W. Filer,
OTeao. N. Y. : . Jess Gardner. Atlantic: Iowa
Hale Handy,' Birmingham, Ala.; James M. Kis-
sock. nttsoorg. fa. ; Hoaert U. lira use, Seymour,
Wis. : Georae C Kremer. ScauxlkiU Haven. Pa.:
Roy E. Nelson, Lorena. Okla.; William J. Phe-
ian. Homerviue, ssass. ; s-rans H. tuee. Alma,
Kan.; Joseph Saulakt, Duryea, Pa. ;, Frank V
Schmidt. - Grass Valley. - CaL; George Siema,
Waitagh, V. Y. ; WUburn A. Spainliower. Pin
nacle, N. C: WHliam A. Bummers. Huntsville.
Mo.; Cyril S. Walters. Gary. W.KVa.i Albert
weiss, i-nuaaerpma, , : a .
Bugler Harold S. Anderson; Madison, Wis,
Musician Daniel F. Welch. Milbury. Mass.
Mechanics Fredeflek H. Davfa. Wilton. Conn.
Alfred B. Smith. Addison. N. Y.
Cooks Samuel E. Letcher. HaseHoa. Pa.
invpa . jaeuwia. x-nuaaeipnaa, sa. , .
ywvates wsilsy H. aiiiaon. Prinevflla. Or.
George Andetsan, Waterbury, Conn.; Harry L.
Aodersea. New Castle, Pa.; -Henry Andenor
Bessemer, Ala.; Andrew' Anselmo, New York,
tt. x.; wiutam A. Armstrons. jphiuvdetphta, pa.;
Albert Atchley. Memphis, Tenn.: Matty AtUnxia
urootivn. n. : i.: Artnur . m: Aonciiman. Bhore-
ham, Vt.; Alma BanviUe. Chico, MUls.' Mass.;
Hpenea Barnee, axetormr Ala. ; - KTed sBeDen,
Chicago. m.s Louis C Betta, Brooklra. N. Y.:
Howard L. Bein, Wabasha. Mina. ; Alexander
Black, Winburne,. Pa.; Martha A. Keller,
Mukwonago, Wis.: William H. Kaller, Altoona,
ra.; Alexander ajxewtnakl, Uueela; Joseph Labia
ga, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Sherman Aby Lindsay,
Wheatland.. Mo. ; Arthur' Lundy. Hartoella. Ate. ;
Jamea lxmtreth. Oakdale, Pa.i WiUiatn Me
Clintock. , Philadelphia, Pa. i - Melvia McCoy.
Bessemer,' Ala. ; Franklin , H. McKioney, East
Sparta. Ohio; Charles J. Manners, Baltimore,
Md. S Joseph Marshal, t-ort Henry.' N.- Y! ; Jofaa
Mason, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Walter M. Mamard.
Dansville, N. Y. ; Arthur E. McEwon, frxoa.
Cona. i Karl Miller, Cameron. W. Va : Patricfe
Mosahan, Iveedale, UL; Enard B. Nankervia,
Detroit, Mich.: Joseph J. Nay. Philadelphia. Pa.:
Haiian-J. NobliU. Byberry, Pa.; Dennis Oiler.
i J . , ... i (, I . . i ; , , . ,
vuhs, vuiu pom, rin lewcipma,
pa. : Terranco f. vtsw, new xora. N. X.:
WUUam J.. Park. Lonoeoanmg. Md. ; William W.
Peterson. Tuoaahoe. N. Y.s Joseph E. Blake,
Oxford. Mass.: William Blnetia. -Brooklyn. N
Y - Jess J. Brdyj fibowlow. Aria.: Robert J.
Brandt. Oak Park."XU.; Lina T. Brown, Chi
cago. Tfl. f Josef BToafk. Detrort, Mich, f John J.
Burks, Brooklyn, i, Y. ; sjan Buseht Cincinnati,
Ohio. ; - Enoch : K., , cable, Btsruagton, Wash,;
Hnnderson t cherry, ' Riraainghaai, Ala. r Joseph
Chickia, . Bbamokia. :Pa.; Edgar & - Cinuatre,
White Caetie. La.; Joshua M. Collins, Lufkin.
Texas; Frank rConkla. Poaaoa. . N. Y-: Wil
liam F. Coyle, WUkaa-Barre, Pa.; E. W. Dali,
Clove land, Ohio'; John J. Digaan. PhOadalphia,
Pa. ; Antonio Donadio. Mew York. N. Y.;
Setetns Donovan. lAwnraoe, Mass.; Charles , A.
Ebbeeke. New York. ,N. T.: Dave Edwarda,
Roekhold. Ky.; Enaer Fethrtock. GokHhwaite.
Texas; Jamea F. FUh, Star City, Ark. ; Lacas
Forte, .Brooklyn, N. -.Y.; . William . E. , Poster,
Bayard, Neb.; Andrew JTitdak, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Ben Garcia. Gilxoy. Cat-1 John Gawlak, Bayonn.
N, J.; Harry Gohr.i Fair Mount, Neb. ; Jamas
J. Goldlng. Brook lyaj N. Y.j Orte Lester Good
rich. Hardy, Neb. ; Harold F.. . Ha mill. Phila
deiphia,' Pa.; Fraak K. Harrlsoa, Koosevett, .
Y.; Marbel W. Haakatt. Terra Haute, Ind.; Rob
ert .Hatch, Norfolk. Vs.; Jamea D. Hatcher.
Feara Springs. Miss r Wullam Hanks, Letcher.
La. Ernest W. .Hefiln. Tobeca. Va. ; . Cloys C
Hendley, Melber. Ky.: Lewis L Henne, Tamaqna,
Pa.; Arthur C. . Henry. Apollo, Pa. i . Fred
Holmes, -Bloomsburt. Pa.; James Holmes, War
ren, Ohio lYJOd ward Holnb, Chirsro, UL; Ralph
Ehonea. East Point. -Ga.; CharVt Howard, New
York, N. Y.; Edwsrd.Hulsey. Fayvttevllla, Tenn.;
Bert J. James, Newcastle, Pa.; Earl Jenkins,
Union Hall. N. Y. : Efem Jermaluk. Bridgeport.
Conn.; Walter Johnson, Norwich. Kansas; Auge
William Johgenaon. Kiarstine : Jorgenson. Den
mark; Earl Kaney Denver, Oolo.; Peter Kaastrup,
Arlington, b. D. ; Jacob Kavta, snterprise. h-aa-
SLIOHTLV WOUNDED.' PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSINQ IN ACTION
Privates John E. Aeschliman Traverse City,
Mich. ; Bennie Benson, WlWrose. Iowa.
INSERT 6 R H 68 SEC 2 fler wounded
degree undetermined , - . . , .
WOUNDED, DEOREE UNDETERMINED.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSINQ IN
ACTION.
Privates Alfred at.' Andersmi. Rnblcnn. Wis. :
Otis B. Farrow, Albert ville, Ala.; Sydney Neck
field, Toronto, Canada; Donald C. - Freeman,
Mulberry. Ala.; John. Nlcodemus. South Bend.
Ind. ; Dean ZeUer. Washburn. N. D.
MISSINQ IN ACTION .
Sergeant Arthur 'L. Goode. Rlaekston Co..
Md. ; Corporal -Albert Courneyer. Spenoer.
JOH? DATf.Ttetrnlt, Mich. :Y'S.
'.JOHN F. FENITER. Chicago, UT. ,
' GIOVANNI FOGIT. Berrhidda Saasari,- Italy.
- CHARLES 'H-. lifinn ihnhai,. s.s s
BENJAMIN HAIMOWITH. New-Tork. . X.l
- afl Vnu 1 TTXT a rd sw n t - Aai!sV - : i f
--sw a f VA1 I VJ.a ?pnitVwXiej,v awarVrtw
V JOSEPH LALONDE. Gould City, aMieh.
CHARLES EDWARD MATTHEWS, Center
View, Mo. . . i ... .
LC1GI MEROLA. Brooklyn. Jt. T.' .
.. GEORGE MONNICH. Luxor, Pa.
DIED OF DISEASE
Llawtanant
' JAMES B. CLEAR Y, Bichmond. Va. Y
MAGDALENE TOLLAND. Buffalo. N. T. ;.
i Sargaaau
HOMER TJl MTiTiN Al.n Ummw. Mha.
ARCHIBALD L. SMITH. Mancboster. K. H.J
' . Cerporalt
WILLIAM HENRY MERRITT, Dryfolk. Va.
CHARLES 8KCBIC. Forest City, Pa.
BENNIE G. WRIGHT. Richmond. Va. . j
Waaenar
EARL W. MELYIN. Zanes ville. Ohio.
Privates Elmer 'Beser. Brooklyn.. N. . Y. ;
George J. Brooks. Waltham. Mass.; Cleo Al
bert Iraine. Cold water. Mich.: John B. Duc-
gon, Sevierville, Term.; Robert Edwards, Brook
lyn, im. I.; waiter Kickeraon. Wiathrow. Minn.;
Walter Hale, Dye, Ta. : Jamea E. Hay, Dnbois,
Pa. ; William Hicks. Roma, Ga.; WUliam F.
Hoffman, Johnstown, Pa. ; William J. Kuhn.
Chicago, I1L; John P. MorteO, Hilbert. Wis.;
Michael Santa, Tsrrytown. N. Y. ; DalUs O.
Scow, Peytonsburg. Ky.; John J. Btockiaa,
Yonkera. N. Y. -. Ralph A. Taylor. EasliOrange,
N. J.; Frank Tellingtou, Goldsboro, I N. C. U
nenry Temme, reteraburg, Neb.; CharleB Truua,
CleveUnd. Ohio; Alex Wiiskmsn. MonesaVn. Pa.;
Fay Owens, Alexandria. Ind.; Arthur H. Paepke.
Milwaukee, Wis. ; John Pantalon. Morley.
t'tah; George H. Parson, Crania. La.; Placido
Penona, Leechbnrg, jpa, : Oscar Peters, McGhea.
Ark.; E. O. Piper; Clayton. Butler Co., Pa, ;
Sam Rasmussen. Fremont, Wia.; Michael Riley,
Meath Co., Ireland; Alexander Rome), Detroit,
Mich.; Leo J. Ryan. Sycamore, 111. ; Evana J.
Sayer. Smith ville, Texas; Thomas J. Shaw,
Philadelphia. Pa.; Arthur Sherwood, Syracuse.
N. Y. Muri G. Snyder. Salamanca. N. Y. ;
Ignatxio Spampinattx. Brooklyn, N. Y. : Edgar
Stoner, Baltimore, Md.: Rnaaell J. Sullivan,
Fresno. CaL: Peter F. Tempua, Independence,
Iowa; John R. Vanre. Wiggins, Colo.; John W.
Weberg. South Bridge. Mass.; Jamea J. Wedick.
Manchester, N. H.: Andrew M. Wetmore, South
Norwalk. Conn - Elliott V. Williams. Dorches
ter.-Mass.: EmU Wohlgemuth. Tularoea. N. M.;
Jease Yardley. patnka. IU. v
ICK IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MI8SINQ IN ACTION
Privates James : D. Babcock, Middle vflle.
Mien. ; jfenjamin -o Marra, Komulua. JN. x. ; Joe.
Nahlor. Big Spring. Neb.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION
Private Eber R. Burton, Vernon, N. Y.
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSINQ IN AOTION
Corporal David' tL Livingston, Elizabeth ton,
Tenn.
Privates James Cravens, Sharon. W. Va. ;
John MeGee, Montgomery, Ind.; James Ange-
iini, 1-ori.wrwn. ra. ; ieorge l. Baker. Feuria,
Bl. : William- K. Chaldress. Jemiaon. Ala - Ra
leigh R. Duhons. Austrin. Ind.; Arnold L. Mil
ler, Wabasso, Minn.
Washington. Oct. 1 5. The list of camelries
In the American expeditionary force abroad, made
public last night, eontaina SOI names, none of
which are names of members of the marine
corps. Y j
Tne casualties ass divided:
Night List
. . 47
. . 49
. .185
. . 24
. . 34
4
. .188
. . 22
..601
Killed hi action .........
Missing in action .......... . .
Wounded severely ..j
Died of wounds
Died of disease
Died of accident and other causes. . . . .
Wounded (degree undetermined) - . . . .
Wounded slightly :-.
Total
7 ARMY CISUALTIES'
KILLED IN AOTION
Lieutenants
HYMAN FREIBERG. New Tork. N. T.
ARTHUR T. JOHNSON. Chesterton, Ind.
' LESTER WALLACE KEARN. New Tork.
FRANK DANIEL NOWACK. Dm Moiiua.
Iowa.
' Sergeants
FRANK KRTJGMAN. New Tot, N. T.
PHILLIP RAPOPORT. Brooklyn. N. T,
AUSTIN M. BBED. Nonnange. Texas.
JOHN' II. EDwiRDsT'springfield. Mo.
EMIL JOHN NADLER. Reedsburg. Wis.
JAKE RAFFILE. Brooklyn Station. Ohio.
JOSEPH VAN DEGRADE. Chicago. 111.
Prlvatas .
ORKN S. ALTTZER. Minneapolis, Minn. '
GEORGE BAUER, Keokuk, Iowa.
EMIEB B, BLrMftCHI, Bernstadt, Ky.
HERMAN LOY1) BOND, Benkleman. Neb,
HOMER J. BUTLER, Midvale, Neb.
HENRT F. CARPENTER, Lake City. Ark. .
WILLIAM H. CHARTER, DeUwars. Ohio.
trTlS E. COOK, Griffin. Ga.
JOHN CORR. Philadelphia. Pa.
JOSEF HANNA. Huntsburg. Ohio.
WILLIAM H. HARRISON. Draper. N. a
WILLIAM CIHAY8, Lynvflle. Tenn.
TONY MONTESI. Arnba. N. J.
ARTHUR ORIS MORGAN. Topeinban. aCieh.
WILLIAM M . ILl'5, ElKlns, W. Va.
SALVATORE PETRUCCI, Providence. R. I
ALBEKT K. HiiTKa, Personvuia, Texaa
JAMES RUMBLE. La Prior. Texas.
CARMELO 8COGLIO. Timblin. Pa.
JOHN WEGELLA. Phoenix. Aria.
JOSEPH BACCARO, New York, N. T.
KOSTONAS ZBJMIS, Brooklyn, N. T.
ROBERT A. PERKINS. Jasper. Texas.
WILBERT SHAW. Waverly. Ala.
MERRILL L. SIMON DS, Thorndika. Mass.
MORRIS L. SLAUGHTER, Winston Salem.
N. C.
HENRT lu SMART, West Chasey, N. Y.
HARRY SMITH. Prospect. Tenn.
ORIN L SNYDER. Salt Creek, Wyo. -JESSE
a SOCDER, Republic. Ma
NILE A. SULLIVAN. Kenone. N. Y.
SAMUEL TRAL'B, New York. N. Y.
FERDINAND URBAN. Hartford. S. D.
HENRY WALKER. AUicevQle. Ala.
CLAYTON D. WARNER, Seven Valleys, Pa.
WILLIAM xv. WHSON, Fairchattca, Pa.
DIED OF WOUNDS
' LleutartanU
EARL R. DAVIS, Phfladelphla, Pa.
wr SB V A YxCI na.sn11sM. Ua
FREDERIC BOBBADAILB PRICHETT, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
sernsants a
NORMAN CLARKE. Edsertos, Wis.
PERRY W. TIF FT. Denver. Colo.
Corporal
JOHN PETEBKA. 8aockioentrs,,Minn.
PHeataa
CLABENCE JAMES ALBERTS. Cortland,
ft. Y. - v-- -
MHjHAkL AM ATURDL New Terx. w. x.
JAMES T. BAILKI, ens ley, Ala.
WALTER BEARDEN. Birmingha
"PHILIP A CHAPUT. LewelL
CBOVEB C. CUJTE. Mkidleport, K. T.
BTJFTJ8 COTTON, Bynura. N. C. -
o j for " Gray Hair
-. Grsya streaked . or faded hair can - toe
tmroed lately made black. .browv or. light
brown, whichever shade yeu desire, by
the vm of the following remedy that
you ean make at hornet
;Merely "get" ,' snnall box. of Orlex
powder at any drug. store.u It coets
very j little, and no extras to buy. v Dis-
solve U In- water ana eomo it through
the taair.. Full directions for mixing ajid
uso 'eome In each. box. -' ..
y Ton need not hesitate to ' use Or lea.
as a 4100 gold bond comes In each box.
guaranteeing the "user" that Orlex . pow
der does not contain ail ver.' lead,- sine.
sulphur, mercrjry. aniline, coal-tar prod
ucts or ttelr;erlvatlvesv f y.- -'Jhp-
It . doea jtot rub of . is not sticky or
gurnmy, and . leaves the hair fluffy, 1 It
win make a gray-haired person look
20 years younger. Adr." . .
CHARLES KWARD RICE. Kendal vUle, Ind.
. PHratas
CHARLES Q. ACRERMAN. Florence. Or.
W II J.I AM K. ALBRIGHT. Clarno. Wia.
SAMUEL J. ALLEN. Shioeton. Wis.
WILLIAM R. BARCLAY. Schenectady. N. Y.
. PAUL C. BEACH. Minneapolis. Minn.
RICHARD C. BERGER. Locust Gap. Pa. '
JAMES COVINGTON. Central. Ala.
WELLINGTON -DEFOBBEST DECKER.
Cadillac. Mich.
ALBERT C. DETHLEFS, Manning, lows.'
GEORGE EVORE. Altoona. Pa.
DANIEL W. DONOVAN. Townawanda. Pa.
iEORGE F. FEKNEY.i Alton, N. 11.
EDD GIBBONS. Philam. Tenn.
HOMER U GILBERT, Elmwood Place. Ohio,
LOUIS A. GRIFFITH, Goshen. Ohio.
JACOB WILLIAM KEEPER. Tampa. Kan.
A DO LP H C. KEIFER, Winters, Texas.
TIINKY ROMERO. Tampas. N. M.
GEORGE BMITH. Tuskegee. Ala.
DIED OP ACOIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES
SERGEANT NATHAN HOLMES. Jacksonville.
Fla. t
CORPORAL JOHN. C. ROAN. Xenjs, Ohio.
Privates
ALFRED L. OOFaEY. Shullsmflls. N. C.
LOUIS NELSON. Fillmore N. D.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Major Charles B. "Elliott, Alexandria. Va.
Captains Edward S. Johnston. Bloomington,
Md.; Walter Kerr Rainsford, Ridgefield. Conn.
Lieutenanta George N. Dorwart, Newport,
Pa. : Francis Joseph Hoffmsn. New York, N. T.
Sergeants Frank T. Arnot, Paterson, N. J.;
William D. Brigga; Malvern, Iowa; Sylvester M.
Davis, Port Clinton. Ohio; Harold D. Graham.
McAlester. Okla.; Glen C James, Hartford.
Kas.; Alex Miller. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Earl L.
Moore, Hillsboro, Texas;; Warner, E. Sbsrpe,
Houston, Texas; Benjamin S. Weber, Kew York,
N. Y.; Kdgar H. Wiseman, Hinton. W. Va.
' Corporals Fred D. Adams. WSrrra. Ohio;
Carl R. Anderson, Sioux City. Iowa; Vivian D.
Anderson, Cherokee, Iowa; WUliam Been told.
New York, N. Y. ; Joseph 8. Bnisnahan, Tren
ton. N. J.: Eucene Califs no. Chicaao. - HL :
Adolphus Gordon, Amble. Pa; Edward Denis
Lane. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Thomas A. Lee, Topeka,
Kan.: Lloyd Carlton Miller, Roll. B. C; Gun-
nar nelson, xtrooaiyn, li: i . ; Body Fotchny.
Lebanon, Pa.: George A. Price. Russell Snrinas.
Kan.; Harry M. Seltser, Reading, Pa.; William
j. Btannton. tw xorx. a. y.; John Btefanski.
Chicago. HL: John James Urbaniak. Milwaukee.
Wis.: John H. Wei. Brillion. Wis.; Charles
u. enne, oxream. Neb.: Alex Stern. Chicago.
111.; Ambrose C. 8teve ison, Mnneaen. Pa: Alcids
Leo Paul Tongas, Central Falls, R. I. ; Raphael
vmiio. west Kewbrtgnton, N. Y. ; Wilmer M.
Young. Downing town. Pa.; Bugler Clarence W.
LAeca. uannoe. Minn.; Bugler Uuke F. Herelioe,
St. Louis. Mo.; Cook Maurillio Boaoono, New
xorx. . i.
Privates Ben ;H. Adkins, Fairfield. Iowa
Claude L. Almond, Kansas City, Mo.; Gander
Anderson. Marietta.. Minn.: John R. Anderson.
crnest, ra. : xony androtsxy. Llunktrk. N. X.
earnest M. Armstrong, High Shoals, N. C. ;
ciauoe Astue7. Chichester. N. X.: Sylvester A Ul
tra, Shenandoah, Pa. ; John Joseph Bsnnon,
New York. N. Y.: Anthons Barxdairia. Pans
IU. ; Edward E. Brandt, Lake Park. Iowa: Oarlar
J. Carlson, Spokane. Wash.; Lanretica Graves
casner, Sbtppensburg. Pa.; Vincent Eugene Me-
Aleer, Jobnstowo, Pa; I Has E. Mc suley. Rem
lig, Texas; Timothy McCarthy. Chatham. N. Y.
John Francis McDermott, Hoboken, N. J.; Peter
Francis McDonald, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Edward
McEwen, Council Bluffs. Iowa: Michael Mc-
Grath. New York. N. Y.; Donald R, MeKeeby,
Wilkesbarre; I "a ; Mac II. Fouse, Livingston.
Texas; Thomas J. Mahoney Jr., Atlantic City.
J.; Andrew Malewaki. Indian Orchard. Mass-
John Maloney, Fall River,- Mass. ; Elmer M.
Mann, cbeapa, R. I. ; John M. Manning, Chicago,
I1L; Claude A. Maroney, Springfield, Texas;
Alphonso Matthews. Lons Branch, N.. J.; Leslie
si. saeerniieia, nrsntwooa. jvm.; Harry Miller,
H olden. Mo, : John M in ton. Tacewell. Tenn.:
Edward Augo.it Mische, Elgin. LU. ; Frank Joseph
Moceri. Detroit, Mich.; Mike Morris. Poland;
Antonio Nasuti. B rid re ton, N. J. ; Chris Nelson,
Clare, Iowa; Joseph Nonichke, Swoyersville; Pa.;
axxiis nivnoa, jacason. ilica. : jonn o M alley,
KnockgloM Ballinrobe. Ireland: John P. O'Sbaus-
senhany,. Chicago, 111.; Everett Oertel. Prairie
Lm Sac, Wis. ; Tony Olervinski, Lorain, Ohio;
William G. Olsen, Taunton, Mass. ; Frank Orto
lano, Brooklyn. N. Y. ; George. H. Otten, Weed-
berry, Md.; Charles Pacskowsky. Brooklyn. N.
Arthur Paladino. Pbiladeluhia. Pa.: Ouilo
Pallatini. Springfield. Mass.; Paul K. Paulson.
West Brook. Mian.: Louts J. Perderina. North
Adams. Mass.; Clande R. Peyton. Beam on t.
Texas; Harry K. Potter. Pine. Pa.: Victor K.
Prexioso. MoHeta. Italy: Conrad J. Promt. Jef
ferson City, Mo.; James P. Ranri. Kensington,
si a. ; v,e.raia jusw; Lancaster, Fa.; Iieonie Bobert-
son. Buff Creek. W, Va. : J ermine Robinson.
Manwest, Va; Harry Roessler, Brooklyn. N. T. ;
Frank Rogwica, FhiladelphA. Pa.: Boyd Roeen
dall. Grand Rapids, Mich.; Harry Roeenfleid.
New York, N. Y.t Sol Rosenswix. Chicaao. HL:
Daniel F. Rothermel. Reading. Pa.: Marion
W. Russell, Baltimore. Md : Josepbe Salerno.
New .York. N. Y.; Thomas J. Salmon. Otterville.
Mo.; Walla oe Saunders, Wlndom, Texas; Andres
Savedra. Polvadera. N. M.; Francis M. Bayers.
ew naven. Conn.; Sam O. BhinalL Whites. Ga.:
Charles W. Shrader. Cache, Okla.; Tony SibeHno.
Waterbury, Conn.; Harry Siegalfield, Bridge
port, Conn. ; John Siako, Vornsavgaa. Hnngar) ;
Orson K. Bloat. Susquehanna. Pa: Orrin F.
Smith. Savannah, 111.: Thomas C. Smith. Creecs.
Ireland; Frank Snyder, Baltimore, Md.; Frank
Sokol, ChartoB, Ohio; Earl L. Spencer. Still
water, uxia.: Jopn stamier. New York, N. Y. ;
Frederick Steiner. Syracuse. N. Y. : Walter
Stewart, Canton," HL; Frank: A. Stepka. Voseli,
Minn.; nam is, suuey. Independence, La.;
Martin Stockman, tjulncy. 111. ; Anthony F.
Stoltman, Milwankee, Wis.; Robert Tsrxant,
Hooker. Okla-; John 8. Teague. Snrder. Texas:
Jessie E. Thomas. Shickskny, Pa. ; James - E.
Thompson, Philadelphia, Pa;. Peter Thompson.
Chicago. IU. ; Henry Touhey. Brooklyn. N. Y. :
Raymond Trainer, I "a oil, Pa. ; Paul P. T ravers.
New York. N. Y. : Robert F. Troadon. Ramsssir.
N. C: W. Tromp. Grand Haven, Mich.; George
Van Deberghe. Brooklyni N. Y. ; Daniel D.';
Vann. Abbeyvilla, Ala.; Joe Waisehbeni.- Roa
mania; WUliam L Wardles, Wellavilla, Ohio;
John J. Whales, Binghamton. N. Y. ; Albert
Wlckhera, St. Maries. Idaho; Emanuel Wilbanka,
-uoramous, umo; unariia c wooa, newt on. ui. ;
Nathaniel Zaiowitx. New York. N. Y.; Adam -A.
Zambuxycke. Brooklyn. N. Y.; William Berard.
Arctic Center, R. L; William Beatervon, Kala-
raasao, aticn.; Georga Isianctisrn, wart Brook,
Maine; John Bogden, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Nicho
lay Bokonow, Doqueaa. Pa: Clarence R. Bodine,
Newton, Pa; Austin Bradley. HatUesburg, MIsa;
Edward B. ' Brady, Maiden. Masat; Michael
Braasxano. Brooklyn. N. Y. : Jamea A. Brock.
Watumpka, AIa - Richard Bron, Wichita, Kan.;
Fred -JC B rough ton, Peninsula. Ohio; John A.
Brown. Kansss City. Mo. ; Joseph Brown, Brook
lyn. N. Y. : Charley E. Budd. Eldorado Springs,
Mo. ; Ueorge is. isuttenieia, Jbavaua, Was. ; Fran
eia J. 'Cahm. PbUadelphia, Pa; William C.
Carter, Ctai-ksville, Ten a; Emmett Cavaaagh,
Chatsworth, HL;' Joseph Cohan, Brooklyn, N. Y. ;
Jamea W. Cole, Rectorville, Ky.: Leonard Col
lins, Lawton, Okla.; John J. Conway, . Brook
lyn, N. Y.; Hugh B. Corbett. Minaeapoha, Minn.:
Joseph F. Corconan, Wstertmry, Conn, ; JSdw
CoU. New Bedfond. Mssa.; Stephen a Regan.
New Tork, N. Y.; Harry D. J. Dana, Col ville,
Wash.; Joseph Davtoowita, new lerx, N. X.;
John Denuaa. New York, ft; Y.t John Derinski.
CMcaco. 111.: Daa J." Desmond. Wakefield. Mass.:
John a". Devlin. Sioux f ails, a. . v. j Charles
Dietrich, Free land. Pa
. . SLIQHTLV WOUNDED "
" Xisutenaat Hugh W. Laster, Cambridge,
ItasA - Y .. y. J- ::''- ; .
Sergaant Cornanus W. L,yone, new iota i
OarooraJs Doualaa Ui. Phniina. Telladeaa.
AIa ; Patrick 8Mehy,'Castla Gregory. Ireland.
privates Ktcnara -w. jsaraar, isacaiay.
Wash. : -Garvey Belew, Rockwell, Texaa; Gaorga
W. Kthridgs, dixob mum. ala ; isveren M.
Howard.. AavrustA Ma: Denxil J. lea.. Auburn.
Mich.: Anvello Imbrato, Boston, Maaa.; George
E. Joasa. DeJatr. MA; Hainan ssu. JsrouAlyn,
N. T.; Eazi Li Lee, Petersburg. Va: Jloeeoe
M. MeCord. Denton. Miss.: Jamea W. Mo
Dasnel. Baajemer. Ate.; Arthur T. MoGflL Ps
rido. Ate.; Hansr V. McGuire. Phoenix, Ate.;
Eari Cranston MrSeasie. ' aUagsford. Teas. ;
Thosaaa W. MxEnery, Mobile, Ate.; William A.
Maaoa. , Atmore, Ate. ; Fred D. PUrarde, St,
AaratksV Ma; Joseph J. Verdi Jr.. VVashingtea.
U a .Y-'-'V " -Y r ,-- - : . .
WOUWDED(Dars) -ajnaetavmliied) .'
Maioe Robert S. KcKee, CoUinsvtUe." Pa i
: Iutenaata William - LedgA PhitedelnniA
"Ps - BeaiAmiB RosrnbergJ New Tork;- Hteobn
A- Baooi, raws in. n. ums is, axavruxa. 1
Chicacow. HI ; Chartes E. Stoat, Trenton. N, J. ; ;
Oskar E. Younrdahl. Bedewing. Mina.t I .
v Sargeasts Chartes J. Batunc. West Chester.
Pa; Srwia ' Joswvh Kvarsoau Phillipa. Wte :
Cbarlea A. ' McGormlek. CoUiawvilte, Pa: Joha
A. Mayna. -Oiyphaat, Pa;. Aoha 8. Beynoida.
xtehhaotm. Mi. ' . .', " - -
- Conrate Wirrlaih ' J.t .; Christ, v Bchnyrkill
Pa; Stanley. W. Cranmer, Bradley Beach. N.. J.j
Artkar I arrity. Bradley -Beach. ., N. - J. :
Gaonrs -'Y. 1 .Ma. Bracken ridge. - Pa - Michael
F. Kioto, Suf f era, N. Y.: Jesse K. McOnaid.
Crafton. Pa; Jamas I. Manning. Albany, K. Y. ;
John H Meatte.a Caaaden. I S. J ' lmrt,h UM,
ski. Me-htvilie, K. J.; Harry D. Kiaasnberg, New
York; atalpa -sceack, ML Molly. , J.; Peter
Tfc ,11 .w . . . Wkl,.
as. nuinrui, rssiwsispstr. raw. vw(l Mw-b
eimft. Rinnia, K 1 . i . . .. - f
Bugler Jseae C Wusoo, NewcasUe. Pa
Mechanics- Hrtert " Bear hey. Stsrinaa. PA :
Abraham FHhnaaa. Philadelphia. Pa; Cook
Ambrose G- Weaver.: Pittsburg. Pa
-Privates Six bald Assiereon. Brooklyn. N. T.:
Fdward J. Barrett. Brooklyn. N. T. ; Lester S.
Bast, Schuylkill Haven; Pa ; George D. Berger.
Orwissrmrg. Pa; Bentemfn Bernstein. New Tmk;
Isaac W. Rnrker. Schuylkill Haven. Pa, ; War
ren E. Burkert. SchniiktlP Haven. - Pa 1 Pleas
I Burrow. I akav Crtx. ark. : WDUam H. CaM-
wen. ML HoUy. W.. j:; Theodore R. CorweH.
Ksrmo. -is. a.; KImber R. Caafehr. Bcmsyiktu
Hsvesi. -Ps.: Embertn. CeataUL Salen. , Kv T.:
Gaiseppa Dambrasd. Trehtoo. N- J. : Richard A.
DterkA Jersey City. N. J. ; Adkrtha I. Dna
nefly. Bridgeton. N. J.; Thomas. P. Dougherty,
Hauntere. Md.: Frank U Doyle, Yukon. 0ls ;
Harvey tdsrto Evev. MeElhatten, ' Pa .
Robert D. FentresA Norfolk. Va.: Chester G.
Field. Brooklyn. N. T.:. Edgar M. Faster. Bur
Hngtosv N. J. ; ' Camselo FragaporiV. Brooklyn.
N. T.; Eugene J- Garrlty, Asburv Part. N. J.;
Enea Haaard, Phitedefphte, Pa; freak M. Higlt-
neraer.- uraenabnrg. Pa: Harry. C Hoffman,
Birdsbot. Pa: Nathan F. Isles. Providence.
R. L; Andrew BY - Jackson, Carrollton. Miss.;
Tarval M. Jorgenson. Clinton. Texaa ; George
a. aenier, Hhamokin. . Pa. ; Jaiaes F. Kennedy.
Pittsburg. Pa; Eari L. Kinnisoa. BeTlaire. Mioh.;
Adam J. Kioeh. lUttimora. Md.; Dorea a.
Lwis. Emporiomn.' Pa.: HaraM A. Iwia. An-sonte.-Conn.;
Joha J. Loori, Jersey City, N. J.;
Daniel J. Ledren Anderaonviue, sGa.t E1IU
Littleton. Alva. Okie ; Roger H. oaier. Lake
vUte. Ohio: Frank J. McCormick. Wertr Charter.
Pa : George B. McCormick. Oansevtne. Pa. :
Fred C McGrew. MrDonakta Pai William H.
Maddox. Baltimore, Md ; Harold W! Madison.
Wlckford. j. t James 1 Mason," OsrMm. . La. :
Paul Matt, Cleveland. O.t John Mogsvero. Italy;
Wilhsm A. Moors. Moody. Texaa: Row Mount,
Reds wick. V J - Frank Mymvk Hssiis Pn.
land; John T. Nusko, Anna. Texas; David
O Brien. East Orange, N. T. : Stephen 8. OToole.
PTCwidaoce. R. I.; diaries Palo, Mecaunee.
Mich.; Mika . Pedt. Italy; James U Reeves,
NorfieM. Miss.; Charles R. Reinhart. Allen town.
Pa: Gustave Roeeeler Jr., New Tork; Harry
C. Sherman. Mowry. Pa.; Louis Roaanwig. Potts
ville. Edw. R. Rdundy. Canastota. N. T,;
! L. Sanderson. Holly Springs, Mtss. ; Ssmuel
cnoener. Pbltedelprila, Pa; Norman L. Sieg
fried, Orwigsburg, Pa; Walter SJorren. Menomi
nee, Mich.; Roy M. ,- 8 pence, Pitts bnn. Pa ;
Msrion 8. Stfll. Bridgeport, Texas; David V.
Stockter, Easton. Pa: Fred Q. Stockwatl, st.
tie. Wash. ; Joe S. Rtrsmmer. Rloonuburg. Pa ;
John W. Strnbble. Connellsville. Pa.: Clarence
Tarno. NashviUe. Ark. : Walter R. Thorea. Rasa
lyn Heights. N. T.: Charles W. Velton. Seguta.
Texaar William Wallace. Philadelphia. Pa.;
Walter A. Whalen. Brooklyn, N. T : Jesse L.
Pfaff, Winmaths ville. Mo.: Peter A. Polomte.
Wansaukee. Wis.: Archie M. Porter. Aedna. O -
Moaes Pukts. La Porte. Ind.; GtjsUv A. Schilbe.
Tamaaua. pa; WUliam C. Scbofield. Highland.
Joe BeottKuteT Ferry. AIa: Damon P.
Shaw. Philadelphia. Pa: Raich Smith. Pise
Grove. Pa: Jim Sneer. Galesville. Ate.: John
F. Stark. Philaderchia. Pa. : Frank Steriins. Jee- t
sey uity, j.; Thomas J. Stnney. Brooklyn.
N. Y. ; Albert W. Stranb. Phitedelphte. Pa ;
John 8 Scarpa nski. South Bead, Ind.: Robert B.
Taylor. Taylor. Neb.: Robert M. Taylor. Me-
K seaport. Pa. : William R. Taylor. Philadelphia.
I, i M n WW1 n I Mi , I . I
. ou , . s amBH. rem, seaaa; naipn i .
Thompson. Danville. Pa; Jease L. Walker.
Wheeling. Ma: Gebe Wallace. Unlontown. Ala
Chester M. Wallum. Wallum. N. D ; Curry
Wiles. Norway, Me.; Dallas C. Williams, Btill
weU, Okla.; Lincoln 8. Wise, Rsy. Colo.; 'Leo
wysoki. uirooklyn, N. Y. ; Michael Vartey.
Brooklyn. N. Y. : Andro VetiehkB. WUkerbam.
Pa; Henry C VUser, South Osona Park. N.
X.; Lslioy Zeigler. Bedford, Pa
., MISSINQ IN ACTION
sailing, for France, waa killed tn action j n
October , according to word ' received,
by lira Seroomb through friends. ,
Captain Seroomb ; was from Chicago t -and
had beef an Intimate. friend of Joe
Manton 'Bradley, : Mrs. Sercomh's first v
husband, who .died ' some , time ago. Y
Captain Serccmb wjis a prominent--
Chicago man and had been an mumate .
friend of Joseph Manton Bradley, Mr.V: f
Sercomh's first "husband, who died some r
time ago. Captain Sercomb waa at- H
tached to the 124th field artillery. I
Mrs. Sercomb, who Is the daughter of i i
Mrs. T. V Walter, has not yet received i
official announcement of her husband's . -4
death. ! ' s :
When Your
Back Aches
w:
with
Lieutenants Charles Codmaa. Boston. Mass.;
Irvin W. Fish. Matador, Texas; Franklin F.
Jewett,. Cbevy Chase, Md.; Alfred N. Joerg,
Brooklyn, .V. Y. : Joseph Aloysitta Lamlry, Rottes
point, N. Y. : Horace W. Mitchell. Corinth.
Miss.) Hilardy B. Rex. Chestnuthilt, Ps. : F.
W. Sidler. Daavule. Va; Wayne B. Stephen
son, Bakersfteld. CaL; Robert E. Thompson,!
Temple, Texaa.
Sergeant Jacob Tolsms, Lemars. Iowa '
Corporal Frederick Neumeyer, Richmond HUL
N. T.
Musician Russell D. Baumgardner, r,i
City. Mo.
Privates James WUliam Alexander. Leba
non. Va.; David C. Bailey, Carlisle. Ky.; Pat
rick J. Barry, Warehouse Point. Conn. ; parry
Bass. Shamrock, Ky.; Emgil Beck, Fsssindea.
N. D. : Marvin E. Cary. Westoort. Tenn.: Dom
inica Caterina, Washington. Pa ; Otis L. Cbria-
tiaa. Davenport. la. ; Bernard Ralph Clark.
Philadelphia, Pa; Warren H. ColevaaA 'Soddy,
Ten a: Frank W. Colson. Sheridan. Wyo.;
Charles Crawford. Nanticoka. Pa.; Charles
Dobry, Baldwin. .Mich.; Harry W. Eaton.
Oconto. Neb. ; Vincent Eckas. New Tork ; : Rosa
Espiaaao, Cotton, CaL; Btowie R. Fisher, Diaaa.
W. Va; Benjamin FrankUn Foose, Harrisbura,
Pa: Harry E. Funk. Kittening. Pa.: Joseph E.
Walter Gappa, Wansau. Wis.; Fred Geary
8 hiro. Texas:' WUliam Gilbert, Bakerton. ' Ky.:
Ernest Goulet, Faribault, Mbva : Morton Oreen-
mM A,lra slJ. V fnt ST
Charles City, Iowa: R. O. Kaney. Hartford
Mich ; Btanistew Koaak, Depew, N. Y. ; Frank
J. Last, Shioeton. W1a: I ester P. ImIi, Marce-
line, Ma: Charles Baraett Lyter. Carlisle. Pa.;
Joseph P. Monaghaa. New XorX, M. I.; Tommy
H. Moore, Walker. W. Va.; Joseph T. Mann.
Phitedelphte. ra.: Edward j. Tolas. Water
bury. Conn.; William IL Northern, Light. Ark.;
Arthur ri. O Leaker rarkarsburg, w. Va
Captain Sercomb
Killed in Action; .
Wedded Life Brief
Captain A. A. Sercomb, who waa
wedded to Mrs. Margaret Bradley of
Portland "in May. a few days before
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'HEN your long
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Woman's Interesting
Letter.
1 t
Mrs. M. H. Van Wart, Lent. Or.,
writes :
'l feel it a duty to write you. Eour
years ago my husband had a bad cough
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