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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-25
Jumalanpalveluksia
Ashtabula HarbOrissa. q.

Jumalanpalveluksia
Ashtabula Harborissa, o.
Nuorisoseuran ohjelma kokoukset
silloin kuhn olen Harborin vuorolla klo
4 ip. mutta valipyhina klo z ill. Pyha-
koulu kirkko pyhina klo 2 ia vail py-
nina klo 10 ap. Iasten lauvantai kou-
fua pidan jokaisen kirkko pyhan lau-
vantaina Harborissa ia samate Fair
portissa seuraavassa jarjestyksessa:
Aaplsen iukiat klo 8 ap. ia isommat
klo 1 ip. kirkon ala salissa.
Fairportin kirkkovuorot
Pyhakoulu kirkko pyhina klo 2 ia
valipyhina klo 1890 ia ~nuorisoseura
kirkkopyhina klo A ip.
C0nneautissa:
Pyhakoulu joka sunnuntai klo 10 an
]. Huuskonen,
46 Joseph st.
Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-25

Jumalanpalv. Invermay, Sask. Can.
Joka sunnuntai kello 2 ip.
Pyhakoulu joka toinen sunnuntai
Nuorisoseuran kokous joka toinen
sunnuntai kello 7:30 ip.
]. Tapola
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-25

KristilIinen nuorisoyhdistys
kokoontuu Braddochssa n. ID. sasn.
n5llisesti jokaisena ensimaisena ia hA
mantena torstaina kuussa, tsiven y
iaIla klo 1 ip. ia kesalla klo Sill
Ompeluseura kokoontuu jokaissn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-25

kuukauden toisena ia neljantena tors.
tatna-
M. N. Westerback.
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SIX u. S. OFFICERS
AMONG So CAPTIVES
List of Men Held in German
Prison Camps Announced.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-The names Of
sixty-three American soldiers held at
German prison camps were announced
to-day by the War Department. Six off,
GERS. all Lieutenants, are included. They
are:
AT LANDsHUT.
RAYMOND, ROBhRT F., Boston.
AT UNKNOWN CAMPS.
WILTON. ARTHUR LOUIS. Nortonville.
TIBBETTs. GUY D.. Bennington, N II.
K Kf1hsfo2k AisE WsT, r. Sosk 1nst Me-
PoLACEk. JAMES ". Upton, 10.
The enlisted men are:
AT sCHwEIDNITZ.
MILLsPAUGH. ROBERT c., Topeka, Kan
AT RAsTATT.
LUGIN. vAsIL. Liswkowitz, Russia.
AT UNKNOWN CAMPS.
WADLE. FRED &; Philadephla,
BROWN, RANDALL, Pleasant Hill. Ohio
THoRsHEIM. ELMER NJ. Thompson, Ia
ROBERTS, FRED. CARNEY. s. c.
ADAMS, LEO, Parishville N d.
McswAIN. THURsToN. Blaeksburg, s. c.
sEkkAaRspGhbPw a%A ise E.. f s:
WILLIAMS. MARTIN F.. Brookiln. w.
HS GA HnS. THOMAS. ,.e West 10th st.
HARRISON, RUssELL C., Lafsyetts. Ln Z,
KESTLER,, john F., Bsi,lmor.
P PhRKfEs AtLhT; ISgEe Cal winchester
H HELL s. ANTONIO. P n
MYsLIwiEo. FABiAN. Chicago:
FUCHS. SAMUEL, Columbus. Ohio.
RADCLIFF. STYLES, Chicago;
HENEY. JAMES j.. Philadelphia.
SNYDER; ELMER F.. Bloom.bTrs. Pa
sAH oHn Ro.Sanu Ms oS"n
HUNTER. wELLMAN. Spring Valley
Atkinson. EDWIN G., Philadelphia
AcosTA. RALPH. Philadelphia.
CHRISTIE. WALTER. Riverside, Ireland.
GAsTRocK. EDWARD s.. Philadelphis,
GRREkEEAS h" IMAM ss e'us sastsr a1,
Brooklyn.
a2MISISK .oHN p RhllfSs,Dns Pa,
brown. CHARLIE j.. Buckhoi,z, Tex.
THHsAKhEylVN Ian o. los South Port
land av.. Brooklyn.
BRAUN, AUGUST G.. Cottage Grove. Wis.
GRAHAM. HOWARD H.. New Brighton,
Pa.
GEONNOTTI. SAMUEL. Philadelphia.
GAUS CARL J., Hometown. Pa.
RAYMOND, FRANK w. Chicago.
)LDSTEIS. PINCUS, 3l2 Madison st..
ECKSTEiN. GEORGE, see East Seventy
first st., New York.
CLARK, LEO. Meyersdale. Pa.
FISHER. EARL B., Berlin. Pa.
SANETOS. PAUL, Agriia. Greece.
AT LIMBURG.
SCARLATA. JOSEPH, Pittsburg
GREELEY. JAMES H.. Jr.. Philadelphia.
AT GEISSES.
| LENHART, LEWIS r., Somerfeld. Pa.
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o'sHEA. JOHN. Ios West Forty-eishsh
scHuCRER, VERNE. Kutztown. Pa.
UDELHOvEN, FRANK, Lancaster, wis.
VAN DEN BROCK, MARTIN. Kaukauns,
vAzNuK. JOHN. Russia.
Privates.
WALLS, CLYDE c., Jawsonhann. Pa.
DAVIS, THURMAN, Chattanoota, Tenn.
FOLSOM, DAVID, Gooding. Idaho.
FOLSOM, HOWARD b.. Gooding, Idaho.
GARiK, JOSEPH, Chicago.
GILBERT, WILLIAM o., Butte, Mon.
HARRISON. JAMES. Forest City, Pa.
HAUGHT, ARTHUR. Chandler. Ariz.
HESS. CLYDE H. Gray Bull Wyo
HESS, LOUIS b., ZOO schenectady sv''
HIGGINS, JAMES PETER. Philadelphia
KELLBERG. ALVIN G., Troy, Idaho.
KEMP, BENJAMIN w. Salt Lake, N. NJ.
KLAUS. ALBERT T., Avondsle. Col.
KRAsEvICH. MARTIN. Pueblo, Col.
LAUFER. JOHN. walla walla, Wash.
M1DKIFF. FRANK, South Charleston. w.
MOE, ENGwALp REINHART. spooner.
sLovICH. FRANK j., Shenandoah. Pa.
THOMSON, BERTIS. Pactolus. Ky.
ZEINTEK, PETER p, Chicago.
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ARMY.
(Day)
KILLED IN ACTION.

KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
MILLIMAN. LEWIS W.. Scots Mich
sergeants.
MILLsoP. JOHN. Grove City, Pa.
SMITH. EBEN A.. Waterloo, la.
Corporais.
BATTEN, ROY C.. chicago.
GARDENER, STUART. Kansas City, Mo.
WALTERS. HENRY. Holland, Mich.
HART. GEORGE. Harrisburg Ill.
Privates.
BARToLERo. DoMINIcK. Seattle. Wash.
"sFALos. EUsTHATHios. 5: Scot st..
osLlN; ERIC I, j.: Seattle Wash
BREDEHoFT. CARL F.. Erhard, Mimi.
BusHEy. CLINTON E.. sso Jessamine Az.
GRASS ALBERT. Cannon Bail. n. d.
HUTCHINSON. CLARENCE E.. Bsntonville.
MARIO. JOSEPH DAVIS. Mapleton Depot.
ITTE. HENRY F. Amsterdam. y. Y.
SMiIA so hSBE ETsT'i H., Eli Elliott, Ia
WOULFE. JOHN j.. oss East l65th st.,
New York.
DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
Privates.
BAcLAsKE. FRANK, Old Forge Pa.
kwYECINsKI. wLADYSLAw, New Lon
MTRPHT. FREDERICK J.. Cambridge.
Richmond. ARTHUR D.. Waterbury.
GREENwoLpr. FRANK. Bertha, MINI
KNARR, DONALD C. Reno. New.
LAIRD. JOHN. wishaw, Pa.
MOORE. TRACEY. San Antonio. Tex.
SHAFFER. ALFRED G., da Grove. Ia.
TURNER, GARLAND b. Hiilsboro. Ga
YARNO. JAMES A. Terry. Mon
DIED OF DISEASE.
WARD. NELLIE j.. West Philadelphia.
Sergeant.
RAMSAY. FLOYD ALLEN, Belo!t, wis
Corporals.
| CHOPP. IZADOR j., Brazil, Ia
RODIBAuGH, WILLIAM, Pittsburg.
| SHIPLEY. RODERICK j.. Rossville, Kan
| Privates.
AsHwOOD. GEORGE. ls1 Ford It,. Or
cS asnssRrs PETER. Govan. s. C.
CASEY. WILLIS O., Byars, Okla.
| CoLLUM. DENVER. Seminole. Okla.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHEI
| CAUSES.
| Sergeant.
LARosE. JOHN W. Prairie du Rocher
| Ill.
Privates.
HITLER; HARRY T. Chicago.
kA Asn Ys4t GEORGE W" ga william I"
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Lieutsnants.
Mich. S"'''''
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wEIsIGER. WILLIAM PATERSON. Ma
con, Ca.

wEIsIGER, WILLIAM PATERSON. Ma
con. Ca.
DEvINE. MARK, wilmington, Del.
DR0ZDoWsKI. LEO MOSES. Cheboygan.
MeANDREws. GEORGE w. Wilmington.
THoMPsoN. FREDERIC NJ. Gardena,
Idaho.
woLvERToN, FAY. vickeryville, Mich.
Privstes.
p TIs;niE HENRY JAMES. Detroit;
khRNS SEhf ' GRSEsr l. sS.tsn M
LE EYE ERNEST RICHARD Lin
LIPsHITz. NORRIS. San Domingo. Mexico
MaepoNAHb. JOHN RYAN. Maiden.
pLoor, HOWARD s. wykon. MINI
IRiLL. ANTHONY, A., simla- Col
REiGER. LOUIS j.. 44s East lesth st.
SHARPE. PERLEY G.. New Bedford.
sinner. ANDREW c. Meadville. Pa
SAtTH EHf FRES s. dra ss Ca
WEYENgERG %5khAM Knssnans' wis
wiLfdFoRb. Earl H.. stonsWsii. Miss.
WULFF. JOHN HENRY. Greenvilie. Mich
CoRRADiNo, NICHOLAS, Lancaster. Pa.
DENAULT. PHILoMoN j.. Fall River.
GILLIAN. THOMAS H.. Hammond. Ind.
GODINSKY, SAUL, Mattapan. Mass.
JENSEN. JENS H., Avoca, la.
JONES FRANK p, Moss, Tenn.
KEvILL, DEFORREST IRVING. Neenah.
LEPLANT. ALBERT E.. Richford. VI.
LESLIE. HARRY A., Decker. Mich.
M MGRRAA yosEPh caAhLEs. sos P.ii-
sade av;, Jersey city: ~ J. ,.,. p,
av., New York.
PARNELL, ROBERT r.. WILLIAMSON.
sAYLOR, WILLIAM NJ. waverly, Va.
SHIPMAN. HENRY WILSON. Bement. Ill.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Sergeant Major.
MOODY. HAROLD Disc. Glen Rock. Pa.
Phvstes-
DAVID. LOUIS M. Taunton, Mass.
KLEIN, SAMUEL, Duquesne. Pa.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Bugler.
SMITH. JUNIOR. Flint. Mich.
Privates.
GROVE, FRANK F., Frederick. Md.
| McMANAMON. JOSEPH A., Scranton, Pa.
NIELSEN. CHARLES. Neenah. Wis.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-These cas-
ualty lists were issued to-day:
ARMY.
(Night)
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Evidence that Colgate's is preferred
by dentists is contained in the affidavits
and other documents in this Evidence
Chest-deposited with the Title Guar
antee and Trust Co. of New York.
T'heymaybe examined by accredited COM
mittees on application to Colgate & Co.
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TAYLOR. ROBERT A., East Liverpool
TEMPER, John E., Neigh. N.b,
vANDERHooF. HARVEY, Enid. Mont.
"cGiI emsn.' Mich CHRIST LOUIS Mount
zxsSS Sss ioS sfciR RssLis; 1871. Carroll
WOUNDED IN ACTION DEGREE UN-
DETERMINED.
JOHNSON. JOHN E.. EdInburg. N. D.
LEATHERs. GLEN e. Bement. III.
NoRANcB. EDWIN D.. Fond du Lac, Wis.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporals.
k kSgHs9E ct wPL k H e. sri ii
". ID.
Privates.
BRANDsTATT. WILLARD f.. North Nc
KEHoE, NIKE. Little Rock. Wash.
KLEvEN, HENRY, Hillsboro, n. D.
hoskMHS.h 1 sIF FL A. J b 5sisRs
I.oWREY. SAMUEL NJ, Rome. Ca.
MCKAY. JOHN DANIEL. Cambridge.
MCDONALD. FRANCIS E. Grand Forks,
MARTIN, MERTON NJ. Randolph. Wi.
MATYsKo. JOHN. Johnston. Ohio.
P0PoW, JOHN. st. Paul.
TxFT ho 61PE f. H. e cSp.sliso Wash can
THEILER. EMIL A.. Montborne, wash.
WoNpRA, WILLIAM e. valparaiso. Neb.
exsssEi IA fRAScis Si EIfST R. F. D.
cLAF sKsidf Ess M H.. X Ohio.
CoARsEY. JAMES c., Bradentown, Fla.
coNLEY. %iIIihM Il BE HSSAiGIs PA Pn,i..
CROW ROBERT H., Melton. Mo.
ID
BEEs, CLEVELAND, oldtown. Fla.
P PRTVAR At t5TnEs RI Ph ss1;man
pWYER. EDwARD. cooksviiie, III.
EEGIKEBERG, CARL j., Evans. $. D:
EVANS: ALvA D, Colorado Springs. Col.
fE EscoSi,, JOSEPH. s2s Jackson st..
FLOYD. GRADY. Ardmor. Okla.
GARTHREAUX. JANIS, Big Cane. La.
GASS DELBERT. Fillmore. III.
GINNEY, JOHN NJ. Loree. Ind.
GOSSALES. DONACIANO BeIen Tex
GoODE. BENJAMIN r, Corona, Cal.
HATCHER. JACK. Ride Out, Fla.
HoRRIGMs: CHARLIE. Springfield. ILL.,
JANlSZEWSKI. GEORGE, Detroit
I.AMPRECHT. FRANK. Austria
ISSG ,o SE0RGE, b.. Thatcher. Col.
MCCOY, CLAUDE L.. Oleny Springs Col.
McGuAID; WILLIAM A.. Philadelphia.
MA MART DoNACIANo. TERRA Anna
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED WOUNDED.
Privates.
RoBERTS, WILLIAM H.. Province. okla.
TANNER. HAROLD E.. West Allis. Wis
"oT rNrTTo,,s sEyE ansH,,E n ACTION.
ING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
SrAMM. GERALD V, Martau, Ohio.
Corporal.
MELLoR. GEORGE E. Lowell. Mass.
| Privates
BASS. JOHN F.. Searies Ala
| CARROLL. LEO, Cleveland.
CRAWFORD. TILLETT Benaud. Fla.
HERRING. HUGH s.. Dawling Park. Fla
KRAMER, ALFRED j., Alexandria, Ind.
flanagan. HENRY NJ, Alameda Cal.
WILDWOOD. HENRY j.. Flowery Branch
DETERMINED, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
| Corporal.
DALTON. JOHN j.. South Boston.
Privates.
ALPERN. HARRY. PittsburE.
BALLA. WILLIAM, Detroit.
CALLAHAN. WILLIAM, Philadelphia
| COAKLEY. THOMAS A.. Philadelphia.
CROKER. WILLIAM A. Leechburg. Pa
DAY. GEORGE w. somerville. Mass.
HATsTAT. CHARLES A. Rutland. Mass
sADAwEKAs. STEVEN, Lawrence. Mass
SHERLOCK. ED. Torrington. Conn.
SUDAN. GEORGE r.. ,Win.ted. Conn.
| TAYLOR. JOHN II. Oakland. Cal.
TRAFICANT. THOMAS. Chicago.
WAGER. ANsON. Rhineback. Il. Y.
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
GEARoU. JOSEPH. Minneapolis.
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MARINE CORPS.
KILLED IN ACTION.
Corp0rnl.

KILLED IN ACTION.
Corporal.
soUZA, MANUEL. JR., Cambria, Cal.
Privates.
BAUDIs THOMAS j., State College, Pa.
STOUT, PAUL. Murphysboro. Ill.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
Corporal.
GRAHAM. ROSS O.. La Fayette, Ga.
Privates.
CREIGHTON. JOSEPH W, ITO East 1eoth
st.. New York. N. Y.
TRANTZ, GLENN. Peoria. Ill.
GLENN. FRED B.. Atlanta, Ga.
sEvERELy WOUNDED IN ACTION.
Gunnery Sergeant.
OWENS. GwYN l., Penffordd Wen, Wales
Private.
SINK. PERRY l.. Detroit.
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Army Death Rate Only 2.1S.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 Health OF
American troops at home and overseas
continues remarkably good. The Sur
geon-General announced to-day that for
the two months period ended August 81
the death rate OF the entire army was
2.1s. compared with the death rate of
men In civilian life OF military age OF 81.
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Allie. ana U. $. Fool Tunssten.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-An interna-
t'onal agreemet for the pooling OF all
available tungsten among the Unitee
States and the Allies. reached through
tho Interaliied Munitions Council At
Paris. was announced to-day BY Chair
man Baruch OF the War Industries
Board,
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DURKEE, l.. r., -Brookline, Mass.
CHADWICK, r. A., Bridgeport, Conn.
ILL.
Iceland. f.. Upper Cross Roads. Nd.
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MICHAEL. ROBERT c.. Hanover. Pa.
Privates.
WADE. HARRY T.. .purmid. va
WiNsieow. xRTHGR j.. East Lyme.
BACON, W. NJ, Jermyn. Tex.
BILLINcs, DORSEY n, syeamo,:. Va
e2HS kePhR sqs F HR',v es.Ssu Va
DiSocc6. SiCaAEI r, schsqect.dy.
HANJlKoursos. MICHAEL. Eg... italy.
PARKER, FRANK g., Pawtucket. Iowa
REGAIN. MICHAEL. Scranton, Pa
VANAZIANOA. ROCCO. Italy.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privstcs.
BINDER, ALEX. Russia. -,
DEBOBBELAERE, CAMEL. Atkinson: III.
ROCCA, PETER b.. Schenectady, N. Y.
FRENKSEN, SIMON E.. Denmark.
Corpornls.
AXE. RAYMoNp. Harriburs. Pa.
JONES, FRED. CHELSEA. VT.
Prfyates.
COD. RAYMOND p, Colfsx. wash. ".
MME EFSEY' 3Svs sTs staey. Va Va. oo'
oTUM. ANDREW O.. st. Thomas. n. d.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION. now n EEf n,TrV he
~ DOAhs
Corporal.
DUNFEE, MICHAEL E.. Dubois, Pa
Privates.
BOARD, WILLIAM W., Fayetteville, Pa
CARDOZA, ANTOINE, Richmond. Cal.
Carroll, JOSEPH, New Britain. Conn
DTETZ. RAYMOND, Shawneetown. Ill
ELLIOTT. EARL j.. East Akron. Ohio.
GETTINGER. JOHN. Shadyside. Ohio
LEHR. ALBION, East Lake, Mich.
MCDANIEL. ROY F.. Stockton, Cal.
MANGOS. SAM, Detroit.
SHAMRY. FRANK, south River. N. j.
STRAZELCZK. AUGUST. st. Hedwig, Tex.
WEANT. FRANK w, Edinburg. Ind.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION. NOW REPORTED WOUNDED.
Privates.
ARrHONTOUs. ULYSSES. Thompson-
BRoUssARD. JOHN c.. Edssrly. La.
CARTER. GROVER L., Dunield. Va
CHILES, WALTER R., Paradox, Colo.
HANLEY, WILLIAM w, Ksmas, Utah.
HARRIS. LEON, Stratford, Okla.
HoL ALFRED, Shreveport, La
JOHNSON. WILLIAM. Bordman. Mich.
KERN, LYONEL j., Bloomfield, Ind.
kRAIESkY, VINCENT. Middlctown,
LoNERaAN. GEORGE w. Portsmouth.
n. II.
MiER, EBERE. Morewater. La.
NICASTRO. ANTHONY ", Norwslk, Conn.
PHIFER, CLAUDE L., Upton. Ind.
RUBINSTEIN, SAM. Bayonne, n. J.
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON THE
LORRAINE FRONT. Sept. 19.-First Lieut..
David Il. Putnam of Newton. Mass,
American ace of aces. was killed Thurs
day while on patrol along the American
lines north of St. Mihiel.
Lieut.. Putnam was flying with Lieut..
Wendella Robertson of Fort Smith. Ark,
when they were attacked by seven Ger
man machines. Four OF these made for
Putnam's airplane and three attacked
Robertson's. Lieut.. Putnam was shot
twice through the heart. His machine
glided to the earth at Limey, within the
American lines, where he was found by
his comrades. Lieut.. Robertson returned
safely.
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Lieut. David Z. Putnam. a descendant
of Gen. Israel Putnam. was officially
credited with twelve aerial victories He
enlisted as an aviator with the Lafayette
Flying Squadron and brought down his
first enemy machine on January 10,
1918. He was awarded the French War
Cross on March %. after having won
five victories in the air. He was later
decorated with the military medal by
the French Government
Lieut.. Putnam was transferred to the
American Army Aerial Corps as First
Lieutenant early in June. His achieve
ment on June 10 of bringing down Ave
German airplanes In one day has been
eclipsed only once during the war.
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LIEUT.. D. E. PUTNAM
KILLED IN AIR FIGHT
American Ace Claims 18th
Victim Before Death.

Special cdoie Despatch to The Sun from fhA
London Times Serpics.
Copyright. 1918; all rights reserred.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN I,oR-
RAINE, Sept. 19.-Lieut. David f. Put
nam. the American aviator of Newton,
Mass. who used TO fly with the French
squadron OF which Lieut.. Fonck was
chief. has been killed In an aerial battle.
He was shot down by German airman
whose machine was seen to catch fire
and fall as no made way, being Put
MANS fifteenth victim.
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ON CANADIAN LIST.
Several New York state Men Mem
toned Among Heroes.

toned Among Heroes.
OTTAWA, Sept. 1s-The following
American names appear in to-day's
overseas casualty list:
KILLED IN ACTION.
SWANSON. l. E.. Rowe. Ill
NURSE. H. Clinton. Wash.
WOUNDED.
WHITNEY. C. F.. Boston.
S MA4kISs. g. l.: 1 es.s:a'f \. H'
ToMLINsoN. p, Kennebunk. Me.
MURPHY MURPHY. & & X 1.' 500. Mich.
S SRHfHS: H. Il e. e.. f Gsiss.
HAGERMAN. q. Portsmouth: N. H.
HIGGINS. D.. porchester. Mass
LiBER. G.. Cincinnati Ohio.
sIfHg = r. +. A Mi ssss.lyn'
G s63sbR e T. & ala Ms%SSs,' MINI M,nn
FLOYD. A. F.. Detroit.
GUILMETTE. D.. Providence. r. I.
YoUNGBERG, c. F.. st. Paul, MINI.
XHNE 4: Ri ln d ca psilaa.ph.
iIDbLE. p. j., Nsp.rviiie. iii.
LYALL, w. p, Darby. Pa.
LIEN, E., Grand Forks. n. d.
ASHTON. II. O., Houston. Tex.
| STANTON. r. L., st. Adams. Vt.
| TOWNSLEY. G. L.. WATERFOWL. S. d.
SPENCER. E A, Duluth.
PORTER, N. Duluth.
McCURDY, J. F.. New Rochelle. N. Y.
| BAXTER. II. B.. Hartford. Kan.
FLEMING. II. j.. Detroit.
BLACK, J.. Topeka, Kan.
MCDONALD. w. Detroit.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
DORSEY. j., Providence. r. l.
sOvER, j.. Brooklyn.
| FLYNN, w. Banks. Ore.
| GASSED.
'LAMOTTE. L.. christopher. Ill.
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