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New-York tribune., 1918-12-02
Tuskegee Head Goes to
France on u. s. Mission

TUSKEGEE, Ala, Dec 1.--R r. Mo
ton, president of Tuskegee Institute
was said here tonight to have sailed
for France on what was described as
an official mission for the government
No inform alton as to its nature was
made known.
1t was SAID that DR.. Motion had CON
ferred in Washington last week with
President Wilson and Secretary Lans.
ing:
New-York tribune., 1918-12-02
Food From, Hungary
Saves Vienna From
Threatened anime

VIENNA, Saturday, Nov. 30 (By The
Associated Press ).-Vlenna has been
saved from famine for another month
By arrangement with the Hungarian
government whereby there will be de-
livered to the municipal authorities
500 carloads of potatoes, 10000 sheep,
5000 head of cattle and other food
stuffs. The arrangements were made
by Baron Knoblich, who represents the
republic at Budapest, through the help
of Count Karolyi, President of the
Hungarian National Council.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-02
Holland Appoints
Board to Determine
Elk aiser's .Sfof,,s

The HAGUE, Nov. 3o.-The Neither
lands government has appointed a com
MISSION to report on the position which
in Holland. pe'oi occupies
. rII Inc relationship of the Dutch eov-
ernment to legal questions wh;cb n.y. Tnav
arise respecting William Hohan1niy nl"y
fern ADMISSION to and his stav in HI III
lamG no! a4so VIII be inquired into - 'A''-
L ne commlsslon consists of r G. T
aodasr' and = Professor A. A. II. struvcien ~ " !,
New-York tribune., 1918-12-02
South Africa Is Anxious
To Eject Interned Germans

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, Dec.
(Via MontreaD The recent state
ment of Sir George Cave, British Home
Secretary. regarding the repatriation of
Germans has evoked keen interest here.
1t is strongly felt that Germans in
termed in South Africa, mum bering sew
eral thousands, should be repatriated If
Australia and Canada eject Germans, it
is felt that South Africa must follow
suit.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-02
Strasbourg Clergy Request
Permission to Speak German

STRASBOURG. Dec. 1.-The Bisho,
Of Strasbourg has requested permission
cf the French authorities that the
clergy of the diocese use the German
language. because. he contends. ~ S
indispensable"
New-York tribune., 1918-12-02
Try Wilhelm First,
Then the Lesser Fry,
Says "London Times

LONDON, Dec. 1.-Discussing plans
for bringing to justice former Emperor
William Of Germany, "The Times" as
serts that "if we had to single out one
culprt for punishment he would be the
person" The paper adds that the ar
gument that he cannot be punished be-
cause there are others who also are
guilty cannot be admitted.
"By that argument,' "The Tines
continues. "a felon caught in the &C.
would escape punishment because there
are other felons who have not yet heen
brought to judgment, and neither law
nor common sense would listen to such
a plea.
Others Also To Be Tried
Besides, it is not proposed to pun
ish the Kaiser alone. There are others
too. who will be placed on trial, but he
is thS chief because most highly crlmi-
nal.
The one argument against doing
what we can to bring this arch crimi-
nal to justice is tina. at present he is a
New-York tribune., 1918-12-02

Novembes NeT,fes from re BASE Basel via London on
of Wilhelm II, King of w Wurtpanaon a9aneatlon
on Novembe 8. A dispatch f, fro,s, e.emnouTg'
CART via Amsterdam said tba IN y oUutt,
issued proc amation SAVING Nh,;is h;Is naa
son would never serve to bi,do, r,S pgi- t,
pie. 'e' oI ehe peo-
rofor fo Is probable that the above dispatch
denrr dedeas 10 the formal act of signing tb,, the
New-York tribune., 1918-12-02
Al''g OF Wurttemburg
Has Formally AbdicoteJ

or51a nhhNE, DEG 1.-Following the ex-
,he ~aple * nn ol me ,,i former German Emperor
ahd;0g are n,ng OF Wurttemburg has form Ilv
@piu oDriea'eh; n a.; tie renounces the crown y
tinS @ IN IN his his own T name, making no men,
parent. pare IT. MS declaration of the heir ap-
New-York tribune., 1918-12-02
Britain Fears
Plot in Kaiser;s
Abdication

Continued from page 1
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-,,,asc 4, The TIA casualties In two
army lists this morning ara hEe "e'''
v:rria;aus and for*J-e.Sht onaoaas' Is
follows:
WEST TE2GIEIA.
Nicola oeua=iro, 51incrsville; wounded
Ola TT. weekly St. Mays killed. 80.
c1;nde MEDIA MEL. lkins: died OF disease.
william, Napier. East Lynn; died OF oS-
case.
smiley wc1ln,aa, cc-edo; wounded
CUo.
Henry dartzeil, Dayton; killed.
Sam M. Moran, Toledo; killed.
:1ohn Richards. London; killed.
Y. C. Dowrey, Columbus; wounded
J. p. Douglass, Cleveland; wounded.
Edward s. &aiuey, Cambridge; wo1ndeet-
Merrill Necdlt1, S:,cyrus; wounded
LEO roliutelo, Cincinnati; wounded.
s+etcn Chavka, CINCINNATI wounded
Ralra co-clcssy, Toledo; wounded.
Ea-i Grille Shreve; wounded
william, Forr>gt. Eas. Akron; wounded.
Rcssaro Gatta-1elatt2, Z ar p Oh ~
wounded
Katy CrelsInger, Toledo; wourded-
Harry Leonard, K1nssT1ns; wounoeo-
Bruce Altman, Ttnd1ay; missing.
John IA. Andrews, zauesv;ue; missing.
Charles Blair, CardtaStou; missing.
Georxc Campbell, Cleveland; missing.
Norman 7Iarti, Berea; missing.
Louis melvin, Columbus; missing.
". J. -HEe.calf, Bucyr1s; missing.
Emmett KILLER, Camp Chase; missing.
Carl Philips, Jacksonville; missing.
Albert wilk:n. Ely<ia; killed
Floyd Tecte-s, I-crdorvine; killed
Earl Bort, S2-iaseRld; dad Of wounds.
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FAMO STOPS SEDORREIEA
THE DsANDRJFp DISEASE

No other hsir remedy evcn rc-
tnotely resembles FAMO. -.
FAMO Kills the dand1uff germ and
stops the unhealthy flow from the
sebaceous glands
Every ingredient in F:AmO Is well
known to physicians.
But none OF these ingredients
were ever before applied to saving
the hair.
Science perfected T7AMO III one OF
the oldest pharmaceutical houses n
Detroit--farnous for its laboratories
which supply physicians all over the
world with medical goods.
FAMO not only kills the scborrtea
'm;erobe hit it makes the scalp and
hair as clean as that Of baby.
1t ends all itching of the scalp.
Even where badness has already
appeared (uniess the hair roots arc
absolutely tcad) F.AMO will eneour-
age and stimulate the growth of nev
hair.
Many women say FAMU has
caused their hair to grow from
four to six inches
FAAO retards grayness and
strengthens the natural color II
contains no alcohol to dry the
scalp and produce gray hairs
1t makes the hair luxuriart and
ilustreful and If there Is a tendency
ito waviness FAMO inte9sihes it,
! Famo should be used by every
lmelnber of the family.
It can safely be used on the head
'of the baby as there is nothing in
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Morris FnkclbcrS. Spring Valley, Ill. :.
dward D. Wells. Wichita. Kan.
CorporalS:
Michael Cohen. Philadelphia. Pa.
.Alher, August Wilker. Elyria. q.
IrivntcS:
Clarence ]. Bannworth, Bellevue, Ohio
Ola W. Weehcy. st. Narys, w. Va
Andrew WinSiCr Cninntown. Ia.
John w. Iohc, lIatrubc. IA.
Anthony Fiorentinu. Rankin. Pa
Charles 4. Knapp. Philadelphia Pa
Edward J. Mcintyre. Lakewood. q.
Floyd E. Teeters, Loudinv1le, Ohio.
ScrEcants:
William ]. Lynch. ElonmsburE IA.
kusScl +. Valentine, Cumberland. Md.
Died Ct Wounds Received In Action.
Corporal John J. Doyle, Philadelphia,
Pa
Privatcs:
Earl Fest. Springfield. Ohio.
Clarence W. Burke, Cleveland. Ohio.
l:cnjanin H. Fisher. rhiladelph ia- Pa
Joseph Jackalii2. PhiladelphF. Pa
Luther II. Middl"sWnrlh. Milton. Ia
John w. Wark. ,lr.. Phladclph!a- Pa.
Luke S. Tarkdnli. Wayncshurg Pa.
William II. Brown. Beaver Fails Ia
Adolph DilginiS. Shenandoah, IA.
Charles Schroll. ely. Pa
Died Of Disease.
Prvatcs:
Claude c. Mcdaniel, E1kius, W. Va.
Charles +. Swi&hC" MillrcSvlllc. IA
James G. Watson. Philadelphia. Pa
Charles Witncr Dover Ia
Clarence C. Wyant, Oak Hill, Ohio.
william S. napier, East Lynn, W. Va.
Died From Accident and Other Causes.
Raymond i. RoLcrhcrgcr. Trumhau'
erSvillc. Ia
Titus L. Slnycr. S. Rcthlehcn1. IA.
Wounded Severely.
Major Allen George D"nnGily. lilts-
burgh. Ia
Capt. Jamcs r Cooper. Augusta. Ga.
LirutcnantS:
Charles V. Alternately. Key West. Fla
Joseph j. Bnar. Nrw York. y. Y.
I:"hcr; G.. Garter. Chevy Chase, aid.
Fan StCInbrrg Lowrn%tciu. ST. Louis,
Mo
clarence W. Martin. Dadc City. Fla
Walter Christian Mueller. Marshftcld
Wis.
Francis s. Pcarsall. Marshall. Texas.
Morgan T.. Preston. Nashville. Tenn.
Marcel Won Borrghy. Lebanon. PA
David 6. Boyd. Somcrvillc, Mass.
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RHEIMS SAVED FROM
the GERMAN MENACE

PARIS. Oct. 7.-Rheims has been
finally and definitely cleared from tho
menace u. German cannon. The Ger
mans arc inretreat on the whole front
from The Sulppe 10 the Arncs. as we'll as
in the region south of Cambria.
In the first named sector the allies
hkare reached the Arncs river. on which
the enemy hoped 10 make 4 stand. IN
the second region tho British Fourth
army has crushed counter-attacks which
lie enemy delivered in an. effort 10 pre-
vent It's progress toward Bohain anu
cover their retreat 10 the south.
These TWO movements of retreat FORM
brought the German armies to n cwneSil
brought the German armies In new lines
of resistance much nearer the frontier.
it appears. but the constant pressure Of
the allied troops is making the e1ecu-
ton Of the plan most difficult and hazar-
douS.
The peace proposals OF the central
powers are in no way 1nterlcrrfing with
the policy OF destruction the German
staff seems TO have decided upon. Sal
laumincs near Ions. Is burning, and
fire shave been seen west and southwest
nf Lille and between Douni and Souain.
The troops advancing in the Champagne
found NoErnt- a bbcsSe. Betne and all
the villages in the valley of the Suippe
In flames.
Iaon has been ablaze since yesterday
indicating that tho enemy may be about
to leave that region as the Chemln dcs
Danes, already turned by General Man
gin on the west. has been turned on the
east by the troops who have crossed the
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Guy Liberty Bonds)-

flA1fO that wM harm ttc tender
est scalp.
Used on The mead Of growing ctfl-
dren 4 VIII mako tire most Tnrubt
irar he fat and easy to port, !
Young women find "A MO al
peculiarly fne hair dressing, #
traioes the sElh fluffy and frEs Of
life.
If you have dandsuf7 you have
schoIrhct:
Seborrhea is as dangerous to the
hair as pyorTi2ca IS to the teeth:
SO If ypd have tardruf not 4
day should be lost m applying FAMO
Not until FAMO has cleared your
scalp of H,t aeadg dandruf bacil!l
is your hair safe:
Ever if you have np- dandruH now
you, SHOULD use. FAAiO so that
dandruf will be kept away and, ID
make the hair fluffy and beautiful: =.
FAMO enrncs In two .slzr5-s5
cents, aud an extra iaree, b6ttis at
81: fl is sold at all t5iist goods
counters: Applications at All ths betd
Ter barber shops: Ybnr money Will
bs refunded u soa are not satsAea:
sebvrhrn IL Af rneatGi: its;sas fl g.
nor6ily trrrdvd foro from t4t n:
boeeors oin-ts ct the rruip. The. ~,
tcrrhhsuN r4r,rt1on }prstI ~. Irat-f Dr.!
flsse1 ond u so,t"soat9 kho.px a5'
adr dsrE:
Mig: by The Fano Co. Detroit
C.. e. GKEsT & CO,
1l25 MARKET St.
The Originate Cut Rate
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HONOR CERTIFICATES
FOR AID TO HOOVER
Retailers VIII 30 Asked to Sign Pledge
to Refrain From Profit
eerinE.

WASHINGTON. Oc;. In order that
all retail srocers in the nation may aid
the United States government IN filling
acquisitions from Europe for FOOD ana
foodstufts, the food administration TINS
week will begin IL campaign 10 enlist
the dealers cooperation. The food pro-
gramne for the year calls for q SO per
cent Increase over last year in tho
amount Of Americas shipments to Eu-
rope. and aid from all merchants is nee
esS:r-y TO make this possible.
BY the display OF fair price certlti.
Gates in the windows OF loyal retail
gruccrs the public will be able TO deter
mine what stores are assisting IN the
enormous food sayin, programme which
the war l,as imposed and which America
Is obliged to fulfill.
During tho present week every retail
grocer in the United States will be ask
ed to sign Il pledge tn conform TO the
rules and regulations of the food I'D
ministration and to help in the conserV-
atom programme. All dcalers who sign
this pledge will receive direct from the
f,nrd administration attractive certlfi-
catrs which arc to he posted in the gro
Gerry windows. The certificate reads:
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FIVE WEST v1RGINIANS AND % 0RIOANS
AMONG The 784 CASUALTIES FOR TUESDAY

Clarence Burke, c1oveland' died OF
wounds.
Clarence wyart, Oak Hi; died Of dis
ease.
Robert Myers, Seb-i1G; wounded.
11iz.or Eluehart, Cebring; wounded.
John A. soyce, Toledo; wounded.
Louis KoakoS, Iroutoa; wounded.
Arthur Mcdonald, Cleveland; wounded.
Sobsz. Mi1le-, Lima; wounded
Frank Cberton, Cleveland; wounded
Ja,ncE E. Rass, Cleveland; wounded
Leroy Kline Lawnda1e; wounded
Cody Riggs, Cheve1i wounded
Frank Rosiak, Toledo; wounded
John ". Smith E>strbank; wounded
Dewey Weber, ElyTia; wounded
Edward Wilhelm, Toledo; wounded,
Waller winfield, Cleveland; wounded
3. witkowski, Toledo; wounded
Eobert Eouse, Hamilton; wounded
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IauI -. coles. seattle, "dSn
John \. Mcdowell, Jr.. Chicago. III.
Richard r. Wilson. Victor, Colo.
Srrgt. John Smellcy. Harlcigh. Pa
Corrnrals:
Robert F. Myers, senring, Ohio.
Peter ". Robino: Lilly: Pa.
Arlic slit. Apollo. IA.
Walker William OFT. Chamb"TSbuTE'
Pa
Warren Walker Wallace. York. Pa
PrivatcS.
Robert :. Morton. Avoca, Pa.
Minor Rinehart, SobTing, Ohio.
Joseph Thornton, Glencoe, Ohio.
Raymond II. Rradiry. nonnra Pa.
John A Boyce, Toledo, Ohio.
Calvin Reed Rurthcr. Allen. Pa.
Jamcs Cairns Monongahcla. Ia.
Paul Jacobs. Pittsburgh. Pa
John L. Kaulfield. WilliamsporL Pa
Louis Eoukos, I=outon, Ohio.
Stanley. EuNlcSZ. Pittsburgh. Ia
Arthur Lawrence Mcdonald Cleveland
Ohio.
FLOYD r. Miller. Tvlersyille. Pa
Robert Miller, Lima, Ohio.
Frank obcrstar, Cleveland Ohio.
james z. Russ, Cleveland, Ohio.
Albert Salvadorl. Seminole. Pa.
Lloyd Schcc,z. Upper Elack Eddy. IA.
Jacob L. SprinEman. Willinmsport. Ia
LEROY fEliac~ Gnwndale, Ohio.
Cody Riggs, Cloves, Ohio.
Adolph ". Schier. Cleveland. Ohio.
Frederick Shields. Norwood. Pa.
Nehlcy Z. Noddour. New Castle Pa
Frank Pusatcri. Clcar6cld. Pa-
Frank Rosiak, Toledo, ohto.
John william, Smith, Firehr3cf, OHIO.
Alhrrt Nisiniaiucr MI. Carmel. Ia
Dewey D. weber, ElyIth Chic.
Harvey cis1cr. Spring Grove. Pa.
Grover G. SrhroYcr. Frederick, Md.
Smiley weEman- Cercdo, W. va.
Edward Z. wilhelm, Toledo, Ohio.
walter winfield, Cleveland. Ohio.
3oleslaw Wltkowsh- Toledo. Ohio
Eaynond u. Wicket. Reading. Ia.
Missing In Action.
Privatcs:
Gulscppi Flora. Philadelphia: ia.
Samuel knomcr. Kitchener. Ont.
Floyd A. GrcSh. philadelphia IA
Tutscv Paul Philadelphia. Pa.
Howard Y. Young. Philadelphia Pa
Prisoners
Private Robert j. House. Hamilton, o.
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Bv STR H1c GDDES,


54rx+ 1,or,s OF tho British Admiralty.
LONDON. Oct. I'll am going TO ls'i
YOU a story that has never oeen eolo
beru-a stony OF the British nS', y,
and one which has newer been toio ~
anyone before because 1t conceeneu g
! r7lse Of war which was very -,
The Germans now know NIL ao"ot
so it may therefore be told ana puO
lished- - viz
The story is soout the Mystery 49,
toria Cross and our "a BOATS OF
terry Ships" Chin
:; T, is a 5,cnv ON the waves OF the
doom = drcoy for use IN modern "''
forn md known IN the service as -
%" ship. -,u-
She NAV be an old w-snd-jan'r'er. sal
inc ship, tramp or q collier. put Sce
something more than that. In inc 1u
roi-~rtz records she is known and reg
istered as the % so.
Apparatus Deceptive.
Flor real name might be Mary oi"t'.
or something OF that kinda Hlcs
man which, in a few seconds. can De
turned into a formidable He'i-o
She ship am going TO tell you ABOUT
n all appearances. dIngT ora
,coIl;sr She sailed under sealed oroe'S.
which informed the captain that us,
,oo, submarines were sinking brlelsn
and American vessels In sucn ana 49,
o ncsition. ard ordered him TO 'p1oeeeo
10 the spot forthwith.
She sailed looking Ike eolier. W..
= crcw that looked like m"rctaui'
crew. and tho captain merchant ctp
,,i,-n fairly undisciplined lot on. the
whole vet beneath the gu,se OF nie'
chant srancn and officers we're tne
cIathes OF our hluejacketS. cap'"'a
,nd officers nf y British warShip.
I,et. US icok into the captains ouuA
o,I v.a 500 the cap OF the royal haSs
and tho. jacket with the brass o"'N0nS
~ ~. roval navy. The same tnInC ap-
,>tirs in ,i,s CASE cf the quarters or thH
,tber officers aboard. and also OF nc e
cr.r.e-s Of the men. TIL" q D" a."
carried tn, whit. ensign and nal ''N''e
cun mounted or ha- stern.
Sights Submarine.
II was n summer morning. III
braess blowing. and the &c %" Steerto
our into the Atlantic 70 the spot tnoi.
cared IN the captains orders. :Np"u'
TWO hours passed b.. when on IN" S''''
bo,-l boyv an cncmT submarine ""f
sighted. and the 'co!iicr turned % ~"
away rs :,ne did SO commencing ne'
r,,so Of y;s-=acginS and putting on
steam until she raced along NJ the ra''
~ .:~h, knots. midst volumes o. tAicH
smoke.
The submarine WAS giving chase
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If He Drinks
Give Him TESCUM
POWDERS Secretly.

Any mother, wife or sister can
stop the Drink Habit, II she wants to
do so. Thousands of women are happy
today, because they gave their hus-
bands, sons and brothers -Tescuni
Powders" The powders are tasteless
and harmless and can be given IN
either liquid or solid food. =
You take no risk, as Tescum Pow;
ders are sold under steel bound
money-refund guarantee by the John
Coleman Co.. and c. H Griest Co. :.
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Aisne at several pofrts-in The vicinity, OF
Eerry-Au-Bac, making It appear THAI
the Lanonnois Is no longer tenable-
.BVY lelRN Bonps >
MORE WAR PILATES

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-THE war de-
partn,ent today announced that It had
authorized construction Of three aoui :.
tional war plants. 4 trinitrotoluol rae
tory to cost s1.43S.oo0 Is to be erecteo
at Giant. Cal. and will be operated "
the Giant Powder company.
Sufficient acid plants are 10 be erect
I'd in Pennsylvania Ono to cost $1,000
o0, will. be built at Emporium and the
other. to cost sl.00o.o00. will be ouiit
Mt Mount Union. Both will be operator
by tho government.
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Corporal William T. Shetzlinc, Phiadcl-
phia, Pa
Privates:
Frank r Barnes, Darby. Pa.
Charles Carroll. F'a!rview. Pa.
Robert Fields. Lebanon. Pc.
Harry Hartzcll. Dayton. Q.
Sam ~ Maran. Toledo. o.
John Richards, London. y.
David Guy Weaver, Punxsutawney. IA
William Z. Clark Indiana county Penn
sylvania-
George B. Herzog, North Reading. Ia.
William L. Judge. Scranton. FL
Died Prom Disease.
Private Clare Ward, New Castle Pa
Wounded Severely.
Major James M Jockett. Wilkes-Barrc,
Pennsylvania
LieutenantS:
Albert :. Jones, Highland Park. Philadel-
phia. Pa
Howard Mellnger, Philadelphia Pa.
Sergeant yarness C. Downey. Columbus.
Ohio.
CorporalB:
] udson 7. Dougtass, Cleveland. o.
Mechanic dvard 8. Raincy, Cambridge,
Ohio.
Privates:
Stanley Celensad. Cleveland. o.
Richard A. Egan, Philadelphia. Pa
Roland Foor. Everett, Pa
George L Linder. West Chester, Pa
Merrill Needles, Bucyrus. o.
Leo +. Tehntnlo. Cincinnati. Q.
james Troutman, Reading, Pa.
Wlady Ccirocld. Scranton. Pa
Stcfen Chayka. Cincinnati. o.
Ralph J. Conllossy, Toledo. ..
Earl A. Grille. Shreve, O.
William G. Crossett Chester, Pa.
Herbert A. Dixon, Philadelphia, Pa
Warren Eckhart. 1Alnsdale. Pa
C1arence z Fetrow, Harrisburg. Pa
Joseph R. Fleming. Pittston. Pa
Andrew II. Folger, Philadelphia, Pa
Earl L. Foreman. Tarrytown Md.
William Forrest, East Akron. Q.
Clarence P. Franks, Akron, O.
Rosario Gattamelatta, Fairpoint, O.
Harry Joe Geisinger, Toledo, o.
Sa1nnea R. Hancock. Brownsville, Pa
Peter r. Hoover, Letsenring. Pa
Harry .. Leonard, KngsvtDc. 0.
Charles A. Mccormick. Philadelphia Pa.
Fred S. Murray. Jones Mills. Pa.
Russell Parry. o1yphaat, Pa
Antonio PaVone, Lnnsford, PA.
Haxry E RoadarIncl. Shamokin.S.Pa-
Michael Joseph Rodney. Phladelphia
John z. wetse, Lebanou, Pa-
Doqwood Harold Wenner. Oil City. Pc
Owen 7 Williams. Slatington- Pa
Albert C. Wise, Mt Pleasant Pa.
c1nar q Wuffert, Beilwood, Pa
Mtsfsfng In Action
PrSna6e5c
Bruce Altman F1nday. o.
John W. Andrews. GAINESVILLE. Q.
Charles c. Blatr, CardinGton, o.
George R Campbell Cleveland. ..
Joseph J. Mckenzie. Homestead. Pa
Norman Mart1. LeTea o.
Louis Melvin. Columbus o.
william J. Metcalf, Eucyrus. Q.
rrncet C Miller. Camp Chsrse, o.
Cad Philips. Madisonri1le. o.
George 3. Reilly. IT. Baltimore Nd.
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Sir Eric Geddes Tells How
British Navy Lures Sub
. martens to Doom.
RECMOUNTS VICTORY
OF MYSTERY SHIP
German Craft Attacking
Decoy Blown Out Of the
Water After 5 Hours.

Tho first lord OF tho British Cd
r,tralty, IN tho following article,
LIFTS tho vail ON sone Of the most
extraordinary exploits carried out
by tho Rrttdsh navy during the war.
The q" ooats-those disguised de-
tecftpes Of the sea-haye trapped
the German submarines aSrin a'nd
again.
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Total
killed In Action.

III GU enantS.
Daniel =. tHilhrcth, ThuInaSvilln. y. {.
Inert T. DOGGY, Pitts;icld, Ill.
Andrew X Dunn, Charleston. III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
THE UNITED STATES FOOD AD-
4 a

THE UNITED STATES FOOD AD-
MINISTRATIOE.
THIS CERTIFlES THAT ----.-.
HAS ENLISTED IN THE SERVICE
OF THE NATION AND AS \ DEAl.-
Err IN TIE NECESSAlillIS Or
LIFE PLEDGES to abide by the
rules and regulations of the
UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINS
TRATION
To give all customers the benefit
Of fair and moderate prtceS. selling
the necesSa ries ut only n reasonable
advance over cost, regardless Of mar
kct conditions: to discourage hoard
ing and waste, and 10 cooperate full
ly nj the food conservation pro-
Grammc. in order to
SAVE FOOD FOR OUR PEOPLE
OUR ALLIES AND THOSE OF
THE ALLIED NATIONS.
(SiGned)
THE: UNITED STATES FOOD AD-
MlNISTRATION.
Per HERBERT HOOVER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08

When scd's tongue tusrs@ white breath sh sour
vet thor
oughy clean the little liver and bowels Cascts Just dandy for
They like candy child coaxcd to- take
1he-cen1yyhen bilious
lions and doseioz chlSsen- ,rHs1d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
TEST ARNY LIST.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Tho follow
irE casualties arc reported by the COM
handing general OF the American eI-
peditionary forces:
Killed in action .--.-.---.--.--- ~
Missing in action -..-.-.-.--.-.-- %
yrorndod severely, 1Ss
Died from wounds ....-...----- 10
Died from accident and other causes
Died of disease :-----.. D
Died from acceptance accident .-----
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08

Killed in Action
John 81. Currie. Austin. Tex
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-08
Ecr%D ARMY LIST.

Tho following casualties arc reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-09
Arrest Suspect
Smuggler With
Silk From Maru

When Carl Engle went TO sleep.
Thursday. on the boat en- route from
Victoria to Seattle. hawk-eyed agents
noticed folds of China silk sticking
up above his collar. They searched
him and found that he was wearing
40 yards OF silk wound about his
body. instead of Il. V. DIS.
Engle admitted taking the silk
from the wrecked Canada Maru. Had
he taken II direct to Seattle, he
would not have been obliged TO pay
duty. having picked the goods up in
American waters. But because he
went TO Victoria first and neglected
to pay duty. he was arrested at Port
Angeles by Deputy United States
Marshal Tohi. as a smuggler. and
jailed under $500 bail.