davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-05
Sc gucdarcn esperandolos.

Las dos legislatures telegrafiaron
. los generates Luis Caballero y C6-
sar Lopez de Lara a la ciudad de Ne
co con fecha y del mes Dasado. di-
ci6ndoleS cue debian p~resentarse en- C.
Victoria Ell dia primero del presente
mes para que otorgaran la protesta
de ley Y asumieran cl poder eiecuti-
co. Pero los diputados sc quedaron
esperanto a Il respectivos candida
tos, pueS estos permanecen en- la ca
nital dc Ia Republica, donde Sc en-
cuentran por instrucciones del jefe
del executive.
Nj Lopez de Lara, nj Caballero han
contestado a los mensajes que Sc les
e%nv:aron, habieado Observable esta ac-
titud para no comprometerse con sus
partidarios Y amigos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-05
In ariso de OCCASION

En- I'm diario de la lccalidad a3a-
reciG una manana IN aviso en- la sec
zion respectiya, en- e. que sc ~solicita-
ba una senorita para que lie hiciera
compania, q una sonora anciana, Y
Sc daba la direction de Ia casa do
Z. 3. Sherman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-05
Lo sentenciarort por robo

Senalado como responsible de un 70
DO cometido en- esta localidad por Ia
tarde del dia % de enero ultimo, fue
condenado por la 81 Corte del Conda-
do, Jose Caballero, a sufrir dos amos
de ~reclusion en- Ia Penitenciaria del
Condado.
Ell sentenciado apelo desde luego de
la sentencia y la familia de el ia
pedido amparo, pues habiendo podido
probar hasta la evidencia cue Caba-
Hero no Sc hallaba en- esta localidad
el dia en- que Sc consume Ell dei!to
que Sc lie atribuye, la s%entencla es I'M
~procedente en- injusta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-05
La. ~larista.

LA XVII Legislature del Estado
iibre Y soberano de Tamaulipas. en-
nombre del pueblo que representa-, en-
session celebrada q tai efecto, decreta:
Art;culo unico: Is gobernador Cons
tituc;o2al del Estado de Tamauiioas
para Ell periodic que terminara Ell 3 de
Mayo de 1920, Ell c. general Cesar
Lopez de Lara, en- virtud de haber o.
tenido mayoria de sufragios. La
mese al electo para que tome possession
de 81 cargo, otorgando la protesta de
ley ante esta LeSislatura.-Constitu-
ci6n Y Reformas. Diputado Presiden-
tie, Juan Gual. Diputado Secretario,
T. Martinez Saldaaa. Diputado Sc
~cretario, Alejandro C. Guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-05
:Cve hs-sa las lcsisiaturas?

Los partidar:os de ambos candida
tos en- Nuevo Laredo comeataban
de Il manera acalorada la actitud
asumida por Cabaliero Y Lopez de La
Ia. NinguGo ha obedecido al llama
do CUE Sc les hizo Y prscticamente,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-05
Ia cabailerista.

FL CongreSo dc! Estado Libre y So
bcrsno de Tamaulipas, en- nombre del
3Ceb,o que representa-. decreta: ArtL
cUIo unico: Is gobernador Constitu-
cional del Estado de Tamaulipas para
c, periodic cue ccncluir& ell 3 de Ma
70 de mil novecientos veinte, Ell c.
general Luis Caballero, por haber OBJ
terido mayoria absolute de los sufra-
gios emitidcs Ct > dc Febrero de mil
Eovecientos dieciCcho. Comaniquesc
al electo para Ole Sc presente a otor-
gar la protezta d. ley; publiquese por
baaGo solemne en- todas las municipal
!idaGes del Estado.-Fidencio Trejo,
Di3utado Prcsidente. Zeferino Fa-
jardo, DiputaGo Secretar;o, Agustin
Aguirre Cara, Diputado Secretario".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-05
e conelicso Sc Ia compiicado.

Hoy Sc recibicron en- Ia vecina po-
b!aci6n dc Nucvo Laredo uno NEIL
zajes dandcse q conoce el teXtc III
tcgro de los decretos cXpcdidos por
ambas legislatures, Y por ellos Sc
We cue Ell conflicto, leios de resol-
verse. sc ha com2iicado. pues las le-
g:slaturas siguen f~uncionando, to-
acuerdos Y lamando a los can
didatos para que tcmen possession del
~gobierno, Y estos candidates siguen
81 Mexico sin hacer case de tales Ia
n.ados Y ell gobernador INFERNO, AL
fredo Ricaut, continIa al frente del
cobicrno sin a ninguna de
las legislatures nj tomar!as en- cuenta
en- 10 mas minimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-05

FL tcxto jnteCro de los dccretos eX-
pcdidoS por las legislatures cue fun
cionan en- Ciudad Victoria cs ell 81
guie-te:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

1917 Joseph Harris. Iron River.
1915 Charles Levine. iron River
1919 John Olson. Iron River
1920 Anton Kotoski, Iron River.
1922 Michael Liberman, Iron River.
1928 John + Wochos. Iron River
1925 John b Lark. Iron River
1929 Martin Anderson. Iron River.
1880 John Aug Melstrom, Iron River.
1881 Gust A Holmes. Iron River
1892 Anton Lorena, Iron River
1894 Chas. Magni Swanson. Iron r.
1885 Barney Krom. Iron River
1886 Carlo Noyara. Iron River
1888 Victor + Lindgreen. stambaugh
1889 Adam Kucinsky, Iron River
1910 Erick 3 Young, Iron River.
1871 John " Hanson, Iron River
1915 Gustaf Fred Lindahi. Iron Riy
lsil Andrew Johnson. Iron River
Isia Gustat 4 Goldberg Iron River
1850 Andrew + Auuo Eecchwood.
1891 Angelo Possanzo. Iron River
1902 John II Nytunik IRON River
1864 Walter Niulewsld Iron River
1853 Hcrmon soilor, Iron RiYcr
1856 John Hakala, IRON River.
1867 p Coccetti Iron River.
i95S Frank T. Gnnuuarip, Iron River.
95s Hams LARSON iron Rl@er.
1861 Michael Jas Larkins Iron River
1884 adam Greig Iron River.
1866 John Trcmayno Iron River
1867 QUO hickman, Iron River
1865 August Ruus. Iron -lver
1859 John Henry Lumatainen, Iron Il
1870 John r Olson, Iron River.
1877 knasmere Zysshowsd, Iron r.
1873 Joseph } Parolari. Iron River.
1874 Frank o Cromwell, Iron River
1876 Edward l. Olson, Iron River.
1873 Clam b Marconi, Iron River.
1879 Arthur T. Watts, Iron River.
1880 Ray Carl Gehlhon, IRON River
1881 August Anderson, Iron River
1882 Charles e Sum, Iron River
1888 Frank Aruell, Iron River.
1888 Nels A Solander, Iron River.
1888 Emil Krans, Iron River.
1883 Emido Lupini, Iron River
1890 Enrieo Paoletti, Iron River.
1872 GeoFge Matson, Iron River.
1893 Frank kumkosh, Iron River.
1894 William } Moutrie, Iron Riv.
1896 Albert LaFountain, Iron River
1897 Fred G Nault, Iron River.
1000 Charles A Johnson, Iron River
zoo2 Joseph Frechetti Iron River.
2Op4 Frank Ross, Iron River.
2O05 Henry A kisney, Iron River.
2oO6 Joseph J Rurmski, Iron River
| 20iO Chris Lumataiuen, Iron River
Poll Matt Karyonon, Iron River.
2ol2 William II Bath. Iron River.
2Ol5 Guido JAS Paveglio, Iron River
2OA ovid jolly Iron River.
2Ol5 Aug John WaGen, Iron River
2ol7 Hugo Pori, Iron River.
2o1S Zgnor Peterson, Iron River.
20l9 Peter Adolph Thorla. Iron Rive
2O2l zygmund J. Zyshowsh. Iron i
2022 Toiyo II Ericsson. Iron River.
2O23 Robert d Harris, Iron River.
2O27 David Smith Iron River.
2O2S Eric V Fredlund, Iron River.
2O29 Charles Otto Erlcks, Iron ri,
2083 John Henry Holland, Iron r.
1854 Geo, Anton johnson Iron Riy
2O85 Herman Anderson, Iron Rive
2O36 John Soderberg, Iron Rive
2OS7 Peter Helgemo, Iron River.
2039 William II Hanson, Iron Rive
Iron River Twp. Precinct No.
2O4C Mikko Halvas, Beechwood.
2043 Edward Nordstrom. Beechwoo,
2OfS Matt Iyar WANNA Beechwoo,
2O5o Paayo Heitanen. Iron River
2O52 Peter Larson, Beechwood.
2O53 Andrew Larson, Beechwood
2055 Archie S. MacRae. Beechwood
2O56 ole Alnes, Beechwood
2O62 Nick Panula. Beechwood.
2O63 Henry Maxi, Beechwood.
20G4 Gust Johnson, Beechwood
2065 Oscar Benson. Beechwood
2O66 a. J. r. Anderson, Beechwood
2067 John Maxi Beechwood
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-10-05

l1sS Alexander Ketola, Amasa.
1859 August KetoIa Amasa.
1880 Charles wickman, Amasa.
1893 Walter Kilgren, Amasa,
1894 Christopher Rowe. Amasa.
1906 Fred Paro, Amasa.
1910 Geo. r. LeGault Amasa.
1911 Frank j. Dollies hmasa
1913 VIM A. Durfcr
1915 Arthur Gustafson Amasa
1915 Frank .lumb Diana.
1928 Earl Albert Heath Amasa
1895 John u Thompson Amasa.
1925 Paul 3 Hancs Amasa
1880 Oscar Hruaeau Amasa
1891 I'D katola Amaaa
1924 JOHN Finarom Amaa.
1885 Enok Rautaineu Amasa
1895 Matt Gusmtspn Amosa
i2i0 Jonas Victor Hautala, Amasa
1916 John Mautcrnach, Amaaa.
l2io Joe Burcar Amaso
1850 Joseph BeHak Amasa
1851 Andrew Leleznics, Amosa.
1912 John zarimbo, Amasa
1868 Josef PadH Amasa
1884 Frank syoka, Amasa
1856 Andrew sandri Amasa
1857 John Poanaltc Amasa
1853 Alec Altonen. Amasa.
1861 Herman syrpala, Amasa
1862 Wano n Rautauen, Amasa.
1865 Isaac Pakkala, Amasa.
1868 Jacob Maata, Amasa
1871 Victor Kumpu, Amasa
1872 l.. G. Lindstrom, Amasa
1878 Isaac Mattson, Amasa
1874 George Ekola. Amasa
1875 George Kassa, Amasa
1876 Joseph Jagislski. Amasa
1917 Edward Smith, Amasa
1878 John Anton Piasini Amasa
1879 John Magnuson Diana.
Iron River Precinct No. /.
1850 David b. Henley, Jr., Iron River
1912 Howard NJ Wheeler Iron Riy.
1860 irving A. Hendrickson' iron X.
1861 Wayne Karyala, Iron River.
1862 Andy C Carlson, Alpha.
l@o' Eu"ln - laaaoso'' i'o" N''ei'
1854 Albert I. Westerlund' Iron XIV
1865 Geo. D GarilanG' iron river.
1867 Matt Vicente Iron River
1868 Russell }. Bath, Iron River.
1869 Lionel J sloat. Iron River
1870 Wilfred ] Martin, Iron River
1871 Merna u. PEBBLES. Iron River
1872 Stanley r Bennotts. Iron River
1878 Clarence J. Keliermann Iron X
1874 A'Srt r. Greie Iron River.
127, Wm d Parolari. Iron River.
1876 Oscar Carl Carlson. Iron Riv.
,.-- No. ,.s...... tro,, ri,
,a-e -, 4, v.zo..a.. rro, pi,or
Gee - :, - 49,. plvor
,as, -, ,,aapnran ,.o, ptver
! 19Sg Thoe Deacon Iron River.
100. =, :, ,n.,. rro, p,ror
&c, -, r. - ptgo-
,os- -, ~. ~. pt,.r
800
looo AH'nony q'''''''' ~ -
,ose NJ rroa piver
,soo ~, o. ~ piyor
,ooo - NaIaon 1ror piyer
1921 Morris p counihan Iron River.
1917 Frank Kopisiendski. Iron River
1918 Geo Wallasezyk Iron River.
1919 Jos Cybulske, Iron River.
1920 Nate Luber, Iron River
1921 sam schoffer, Iron River
1926 Mike Colas, Iron River
1929 John shimmon. Iron River.
1881 Joe MeleskL Iron River.
1888 Thomas Pakula, Iron RIVER
I 1874 sam IubpF Iron River.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-26
A CHILD GETS CROSS,
SICK AND FEVERISH
WHEN C0NSTIPATED
Look, Mother! If Tongue is Coated
Clean Little Liver and
Bowels.

If your little ones tongue is coat
ed, it is sure sign the stomach
liver and bowels need a gentle, thor
ough cleansing at once. When your
child is cross, peevish, listless, pale,
doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally; if
breath is bad, stomach sour, system
full of cold, throat sore, or if fever
ish, give teaspoonful of "Califor-
MIA Syrup of Figs" and in a few
hours all the clogged-up, constipated
waste, sour bile and undigested food
will gently move out of the bowels.
and you have well playful child,
again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed tc
take this harmless fruit laxative. -
Millions of mothers keep it handy
because they know it's action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure They also know a littls
given to-day saves a sick child to
morrow.
Ask your druggist for a bottle O
California Syrup of Figs which
contains directions for babies, chill
dren Of all ages and for grown-up:
plainly printed on the bottle. BE
ware of counterfeits sold here. &c
the genuine made by California FIJI
Syrup Company" (adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-26
THE PASSING OF LANDRUM.

The passing of Editor Louis Ian
drum, who died recently in Danville.
brings sadness to the hearts of the
newspaper fraternity in Central Ken
lucky, for mo member of the State
press was more popular. Mr.. Ian
drum for eight years had been ed
itor of the Danville Messenger, and
prior to that time was for a num-
Der of years publisher and editor
of the Lancaster Record. He was a
former president of the Kentucky
Press Association. Mr.. Landrum
was forty-seven years old and was a
son of General w. ]. Landrum. He
was a very capable newspaper man
mad was one of the brightest para
graphers on the Kentucky press. H:
was a genial, generous, loyal and
lovable man, one who will be greatly
missed. He is survived by devoted
wife, who has the deep sympathy o.
the editors Of the State in her be
reavement.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-26
SMOKING ON IN
CREASE IN FRANCE.

France is smoking cigarettes in
record number "War nerves" have
brought about tremendous increase
in the country's tobacco consump-
tion-in fact, an increase of so per
cent since 1913, when 100000
kilos of tobacco went up in smoke.
There has been 80 per cent in
crease in cigarette smoking, the total
used in 1916 being 463,000,000 dur
ing the pre-war year.
AS a result the French government
has reserved for troops at the front
vast quantities of tobacco and ciga-
rettes, diminishing the supply for
civilians. The period has fixed allot-
ments to each city.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-26
=" - - "A
GETTING RID OF COLDS.

The easiest and quickest way to
get rid of a cold is to take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. This
preparation has been in use for
many years and its value fully
proyen. No matter what remedy
YOU use, however, care must be
taken not to contract a second cold
before you have recovered from the
first one, and there is serious danger
of this. A. man of middle age OF
older should go to bed and stay IN
bed until fully recovered. 1t is
better to stay in bed three days al
the start than. three weeks later on
(adv-feb)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-26
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN TO BE OF
TREMENDOUS SIZE"

Because it is expected the third
Liberty Loan will be of tremendous
size," a proportiOnate effort is being
planned to insure it's overwhelming
success, it was announced by the
Liberty Loan Committee in New
York, Saturday
A feature of the coming drive for
Liberty dollars" will be one of the
most intense advertising campaigns
in history, is was stated. This will
eb imperative because of the great
variety of demands upon public at
tention at this time, it was said.
A special endeavor will be made
to have users of newspapers and
other variety of advertising who
assisted generously in the first and
second Liberty Loan campaigns, con-
tribute still greater allotments of
space, the committee announced.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-26
BACKING UP PROOF
The Kind That Paris People Cannot
Deny.

Many an earnest Paris man or
woman has~publicly endorsed Doan':i
Kidney Pills.
Week after week, month after
month you've read their statements
Would these Paris people recon-
mend any medicine if it were not
good!
Would they confirm and repeat
their statements after years had
passed?
Local proof is good evidence.
Testimony confirmed years after
is better evidence.
The following Paris mans state
ment leaves no room for doubt.
1t must convince every kidney
sufferer who reads it.
If your back aches-if your kid,
neys are weak, profit by the expert
ence of Geo. McCandles, Secon5
street. He says: "My kidneys were
inactive and 1 had backaches. Doan';
Kidney Pills put a stop to all the
trouble and gave me complete re
lief" Statement given January Il
1929
NO TROUBLE SINCE.
Over four years later, or on No
vember 9, 1916, Mr.. McCandles said
Il haven't had any need of a kidne.
remedy since 1 last endorsed Doan'
Kidney Pills. I consider myself per
| p,opopt1u ourod
Price, 60c, at all dealers. Don
simply ask for kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mr.. McCandles had. Foster-Milbur
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. (adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-26
Bourbon TaxV Values Increase Nearly 81, 000, 900

County Clerk Pearce Patton Friday finished his work of recap
ton of the Bourbon County lists and the totals show that the
payers Bourbon County have increased he valuation their
erty last year 1896 This year the lists show
1918 divided follows Value of farm land Sill O7 O58
lots $3058201 and personal property valued at 69
year the total valuation of all taxable property Bourbon Coun
lty was $7O6O763 Below given table detail of the
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-26

1t has just about got to in this
country that successful man is con-
sidered to be one who can cope with
his grocery bill.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-26
NO TROUBLE SINCE.


AS general things the bride Won
ders how she looks while the groom
is wondering how it is all going to
turn out.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-02-26

Our idea of prejudice is when a
person imagines the basso, profundo
isn't good for anything.
The Washington times., 1918-09-06

sure way to get this information in an accurate ard
comprehensive form, is to read from week to week
in THE LITERARY DIGEST the exact facts re-
gardng our men abroad, their movements, their
various activities their share of the fighting and
the measures that are being taken for their COM
fort and Support-factS drawn from all the au-
thoritative sources and that may be accepted with
out question, forming a continuous history of our
part in the that is we'll worth preserving. Begin
studying it today.
The Washington times., 1918-09-06

Conn.,, Bridgeport. Matthew Michael
MarEaritn.
Ga, MiIleryiIIe, Earnest c. Manderson
ILL.,. ShelbyviIIe. Frank f. Ernst.
ILL., New Haven, Mark Lowe.
Mass, Stafford Springs, william II.
Alderman.
Mass, Lawrence. Albert A. Lester.
NO., whIteside. Ben ii. Gibson.
Mich, Adrian, Herbert L. Pratt.
n. ". CooperstOwn, Hiram DeIos Kin
ney.
". Y. New York, Joseph Meyer.
n. ". New York, Joseph MartIneS.
N. ". EIIeaviIIe. william A. CoIntot
n. ", Brooklyn, Edward Connolly.
N. ". New York. George Kasnya-
n. Y, New York, Charles A Lions.
Nebr., Madison, Floyd J. DOps0n.
Ohio, Lorain, George Young.
Ohio, Toledo, Lester L. Mock.
r. l.. Providence, Fayette Earl
Cooler.
VT, Rutland, DeImer F. Borah.
BUGLER.
N. ", New York. william Richards.
Wis. st. Croix Falls, Mark r lersOn
Perry.
Ind. North Vernon, Charles A. McCar
nan.
ILL.,, trenton, Charles l.. Ulmet.
MECHANICS.
Me-. Lubee. Frank stuart.
Mass. Maynard, Edward f. johnson
COOK.
MInn., Sioux Falls, Frank A. Falls.
PRIVATES.
AriE., Tucson. Roy T.. Mccain.
ARK, RusseIIVille, william Herbert
Hanks.
Cal. Sacramento, Hugh KunE.
Canada, Alberta, Fred A. Smith.
Canada, Nelson, British Columbia.
Tycko p. Thor.
Colo, Dolores, Fred L. TIbbOtts.
Cal. TurIock, Anton Anderson.
Fla, Starke, AIonEo w. Jenkins
ID. G., WASHINGTON, JOSEPH La
CORTE. JOHN LACORTE, 2I21
PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
ID. G., WASHINGTON. MORRISON
ROAD $. e, ROBERT Ii. LACEY
MRS. J. ID. LACEY.
Ga, Macon, Jesse J. Malone.
Ky, CoVinEton. Ralph J. Huffman.
Ind, Trafalgar, william A. Hamlet
Ind, Wabash, velsey Z. Hancock.
Ind, Hartford City, Orwell L. whit
acre.
Ind, Indianapolis, Jess NJ. Baker.
Ind. Greensburg, Andy Hershey.
Ind, indianapolis, ROIan III. HIIes.
Ind, FIT. Wayne, Wilmer c. Book.
Ind. indianapolis. william l.. Burton
Ind, Warren, Isaac Broom.
Ind, Fort Wayne. William Hahn.
Ind. SheIbyville, Paul +. Lakewood
Ind. Indianapolis, Price Giles.
Ind, Columbus, Price Tabor.
Ind, Lake, EVert Price.
Ind, Evansville Emanuel o. Leberer
Ind, Richmond, william Frame.
Ind. Crown Point, Charles L. Corbin
The Washington times., 1918-09-06

Ind, Evansville, Frank CuIInane.
ILL.,, Newman, Wilbur s. Hawkins.
ILL.,, KanEiey, Mike LetanOVskI.
Ill, Marion, Almus LolesS.
Ill, Bridgeport, Fred Leslie Ryan
ILL.,, Mil Skoals, Lawrence W. ToOmbs.
I'LL, TnylorVilIe, Guy Vaughan.
ILL.,, COrnvilIe, Christopher Wolf.
Ill, Chicago, Harry Berger.
ILL.,, Chicago, George A. Rud.
ILL.,, Polo. Ralph X. Reed.
ILL.,, south Chicago, Stephen A. Gulnoe
Ill, Quincy, Herbert L. KurS.
ILL.,, Chicago, DOmenlk Del RE.
Ill, Chicago, Louis F. KObernuss.
Ill, Gossett, Eslie s. MOrris-
Ill, MorrisOnville, william Lauer. Jr.
Ill, Prairie Du ROcher, Matthias ,.
Ill, Knoxville, Arthur r. Nelson.
Italy, CaraviSna, Leeee. OrOnEO LO-
erondo.
Iowa, Scarville, SlVert ReisO.
Iowa. BOnaIr. August E. MOnthy.
Iowa, DeH Moines, Clarence Monroe
Scott.
Iowa, Williamsburg. Arthur r. Jones,
Kap., Ashland, ELLIS G. Golden
Han, GaIatIa, Charles III. MeCOrkle.
Kan, ROseIand, william Walter Cope
land.
ny, COVlnEton. John Newton Martin.
Ny, Padueah, Cecil Stone.
NY, Lancaster, Herbert SchOOler.
Ky LOuIsvIIIe. Charles K. Sheehan.
NY, Bellevue, John II. Buelte.
La, Gibson, Fraisse Barrns.
Mo-, st. Peter, Arnold ID. DIttbFenner
Mass, Lynn, Amos L. White.
Mass, Beverly, Karl r. Holt.
Mass, southbridge, Joseph Martin.
Sweet.
Mich, Detroit, John 8. HauE.
Mich, Detroit. Andrew Palen.
Mich, Detroit, Mathews SEweda.
Mich, Detroit. Frank SalewakI.
Mich, ROscOmmOn, Mile r. Ferry.
Mich, Kalamazoo, Carl Baylor Brady.
Mich, Detroit, Arnold G. Gels.
Mich, Detroit. Joseph Mooney.
Mich, Detroit, Stanley Pastwa.
Mich, Lansing, william W. Selm.
Mich, Detroit. Floyd T. Thppen.
MIeh., Lansing, OrvaI Theodore Wood.
Mlnn., New London, Arthur o. Odland.
MInn., Olivia, Joseph J. Kubesh.
MIMI, Turtle River, Harold VI. Land
seth.
MIMI, Guekeen, Joe Olson.
MIMI, FIoOdwo0d, Michael W. Raj
hala.
niun.s JohhsOus rctcr NJ nAnheEhs
Mimi, Dawson, Martin b. ThoresOn.
Madison, Wis, Edward Fox.
Mont, Bruce, Peter ChrisanthoDulas.
Md Homecoming, James Robert Me-
Gee.
Nd, Oakland, James 4. StemDle.
n. H.. Manchester, John Thomas
Crosby.
y. ", Albany, Frank CHASER.
N. ", New York. Gus lombard.
N. Y, Elmira. Judson z. Moore.
N. Y, Y0nkers, James w. HoIIey.
The Washington times., 1918-09-06

n. T.. New York. Angelo Rhine.
n. " Brooklyn. Philip c. MnrOsea-
n. ". Rochester, James M. Mercury.
n. ", Troy, Thomas u. Ray.
n. ", Brooklyn, Morris HirsehneId.
n. ", New York. Williams Forbes.
n. ", New York, Thomas C.eCOleman
n. ", Portchester. Alfred CaViOL
N. ", New York. Dan II. Berg.
n. Y, POuEhkeepsie, John J. Lesesak.
n. ", Z. Hudson. Franz
Patrick Murphy.
n. J., Jersey City, Anthony J. MRrfaro
n. J., Orange, Laurence J Collins.
n. J.. VineIand, Joseph CeriOne.
n. J.. Newark. Ceasare MalVIeano.
N. C., Elm City, John ". Montague.
n. C.. Baskerville. Clarence BurIesOn.
N. C., Wise, Thomas LeOte.
Norway, Bynesset, TrOud Han, JOIN
Hang.
Norway, OStre, GausdaI. Arne Bake.
Norway, SenfeOrd. Andrew Vixen.
Norway, Fredrisiard, Adolf IversOn-
Neb., Fremont. Louis Warner.
Neb.. kiIEore. Charles Satra.
Neb-, Herman, Arthur A. II. LuenInE-
hOener.
Neb., Cody. Myron n. Mayhem.
N. W., Tucumeari, Alexander Rivera.
Ohio. Canton. Ray Hammond.
Ohio. Troy, Ira G. HeImlek.
Ohio, Newark. StaVru N. Yalea.
Ohio, Martins Ferry, Dwight Blair.
Ohio, New Somerset. Earl VI. MeClaln-
Ohio. Crestline, Herman Albert Haer-
Ohio. Defiance. Lewis r. HeIlemn-
ing.
Ohio. Cleveland. George A. wIIber-
schied.
Okla. StrinEtowB, Barney E. Woody.
OKLA, Alex, Louis Robertson
Okla, Seminole, Ralph b. Self.
Pa. Dixon, Joseph J. JaxierskI.
Pa, Rockville Center. John G. Smith.
Pa, Allentown. Wayne A. LeVan.
Pa, Horndon. Lester BIllman.
Pa, Hays, John Ross Porter.
Pa, EdenbOrn, Charles Herman Ka-
r. l.. Newport, Joseph c. Nahan.
Sweden HelsingbOrg, Albert Aders
BJOrkman-
s. d. frankfort. Arden Frank Ran
ney.
s. D., MIIbnnk. John c. Ferguson
8. D. Ethan, Henry r. Klumb.
:. D., Dell Rapids. John Peterson.
8. D., Huron, John J. Seeora.
$. D., Toronto, John Anderson.
8. C., Greenwood, Dewey G. Reaves
Tenn, Mcdonald, Ray Conner Hardy
Tenn MeMinnville, Asher L. Web
steP.
Tex, sulphur Springs, Ben. A Harden
Tex, sinner. Willie Henry Meier.
Tex, sumner, John O. Farmer.
Tex, TOyadaIe, Lev ID. Williams
Ions.
Tex, Sulphur Springs, John w. stroud.
Utah. Magma, Walter Raleigh.
VT, Burlington, Barney ReneII.
VT, MlddIebury, Henry II. Barrows.
Va, Blum City, Henry Lucas.
Va, Ewing, Thomas ii. Cheek.
Vs. Graham, Joseph p. Davidson.