davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1918-10-03
Latest Casualty List From
Oversee Forces

Iowa, Davenport, Edward Hunt.
ireland, Donegal, John Quinn.
ILnns., Colby, Samuel s. StewardsOn
KAN, Horton, Arthur Norton Weir.
n.y.. Turner's station. Leslie &. Jewell
NY, Cynthania. stephen WhaIIn.
Mass. NewtOnvIIIe. Walt r. Mcmahon
Mass, Peabody, Frank MaikOwski.
Mich, Clio. Harry Nern Babar.
Mich OntenaEOn, John William
Adams.
Mich, BEDFORD. Don sherman Hubert
Mich, Marshall. James KOOistra.
Mich, TIiJdIeVilIe, Leo Anthony Miller
Mich, COIdwater. Robert Owen Cline.
feIter.
Mich, Sparta. RnnsfOrd b. BasOm.
Mimi. Benson. JenS NJ. KnutSon.
Miss. Blue Springs, Guy II. Potter.
Mo-, Aurora, Herman A. Cummings.
NO., ST. Louis. Thomas kunE.
Mo-, st. Louis, John w. CrOwder.
Mo-. DOniphan. Joseph c. Couch.
Mont. Roy. Lewis Crawford.
Mont, Forsyth, Lincoln ID. Muri.
Mont, Anaconda, John Nee.
Nebr., LitchheId, Carl Farnsworth.
Neb., Beatrice Charles II. Woodland.
Heb.. HOskInS, Ernest Frederick Deck.
y. J., Jersey City, Patrick CauIheId.
y. J., Paterson. Frank Cooney.
y. J.. Lakewood, Ambrose c. Matthews.
\. VI, Central. Manuel n. GnIIegOS.
\. VI, 81. Vegas. Charles A. Garner.
y. ", OSsInlnE. Dennis Donovan.
n. ", Brooklyn, Carleton Ellis.
n. ", New York, Leo EngIander.
n. ", New York, Bryan l.. Gallagher.
Texas, Taylor. Rafael r. Cara.
y. " North Troy, Frederick W.
HeimburE.
y. y. Brooklyn. Harry McAIIIstcr.
y. v. Long Island, stephen CurtOn.
y. ", New York, Frank Daley.
y. T., White Plains, Robert M'CIoud
Davis.
n. Y, Brooklyn. James FOIIiart. Jr.
NY, New York. George w. Cash.
n. ", New York. Charles A. Geary.
n. Y, Cove City. Charles c. GermaIn.
". ", New York. John Gray.
v. " Palmyra. James r. Hickey.
y. ", East ROckHway, Leo v. Higgins.
n. ", Brooklyn, WaIdemar &. johnson.
n. ", Brooklyn, Terence McArce.
\. ~. Brooklyn, Bernard Thomas Nc
GOniEIe.
y. ". EImira, Russell J. Parmenter.
n. ", Brooklyn. Philip RaetEcr.
\. ", New York, Louis ROeper. jr.
\. ", Brooklyn, Norman X. Stein.
n. u. Brooklyn. Russell b. Swain.
y. v, Batavia, Charles NOtrIe.
y. ". New York, Harry WeIIin.
n. ", New York, Earle b. Veil.
y. ", Brooklyn, John Williams.
n. u. NewburEh, George Crawford.
n. ". TarrytOwn. Francis Courtney.
y. W New York, Fletcher Battle.
n. ", Brooklyn, George AIIadice.
n. ~. New York. William MaIIOn.
\. ", Brooklyn. james VI. PercivaI.
n. ", Fayetteville, Archie Van, Patten.
y. u, New York. Andrew DunIeaVy.
n. ", Buffalo. GuiEeppO AncOna.
n. G., TayIorsVille, Robert l.. Eckard.
". G., Hope Mills. Henry II. Hall.
n. G., Cana. William G. LOJSery.
n. C., MIddIeburE, Guy Wren.
n. C.. High Point, Reuben r. Davis.
n. C.. Bolton, Wesley J. Creech.
n. C., Call. Edgar ii. Combs.
Ohio, Reading, Albert FentoR.
Ohio, DeIphOS. George }. NOIte.
Ohio, Springfield. Leslie r. short.
Ohio, Kingston, Russell Z. Bitter.
Okla. Wade. Charles G. HaysIIp.
Okla, NabIe, AdOIph T. Bauman.
Okla, Baum Joe Barnes.
Ore, Baker, Frank r. Coulter.
Pa, Philadelphia. Patrick Clark.
Pa, Mt. Airy, Harry Linaka.
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DIED OF WoUNps-PREVIoUsLY
REPORTED MISSING IN

ACTION.
PRIvATES.
Miss. SmithdaIe, Carl A. Wells.
Pa North BraddOek, Charles Haw-
kina.
wis.,. kIIbourn. Ray t. O'ConaeIL
DIED OF DISEASE, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING
PRIVATE.
Mich. SuttOnsbay, Martin Gunders0n.
WOUNDED SEVERELY, PRE-
VIoUsLY REPORTED KILLED.
PRIVATE.
CAL, San francisco, Joseph Sehwarts.
WOUNDED SEVERELY, PRE-
VIoUsLY REPORTED MISSING.
SERGEANT.
Pa. Philadelphia, John J. Lupu.
CORPORAL.
n. u, Clinton, Thomas II. Burns.
PRIVATES.
Cal, Richmond, Henry I. Bill.
Ky Frenehburg, Luke Slusher.
Me- Presque Isle, Arnold l.. Wilson.
Me-. Derby, DomenIek ROtOndI
Mass, Worcester, Sotereas NJ. Makee.
Neb.. Pierce, Albert W. H. RunlOw.
n. J., Clifton, Julius J. Farkas.
Ohio, Ottawa. Lawrence simon Roof.
Ohio, Wellington, ROIIn Walter KEEL
Pa Wllkesbarre, Edward l. Randall.
w. Va. RenIck. Otis Mex. Oily.
III, Aurora, Mortimer Berman.
. Mich, Luddington, Robert A. VIdean.
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KILLED IN ACTION.
CAPTAIN.
HIch., Rockford, Merritt UdeII Lamb.

sMIeh., Rockford, Merritt UdeII Lamb.
LIEUTENANTS.
ID. c. WASHINGTON, WILLIAM
IRWIN, UNIIED STATES NAV
DEPARTMENT, II. b. IRWIN.
Mich, MuskegOn. William John Bee!
Okla, HOIdenvIIIe, Dick p. breeding
IN. j. Orange, Lowell II. Riley.
2 No., Corder, Forest L. Bell.
SERGEANTS.
ECanada, Saskatchewan, Donovan, Per
cy King.
: Colo. Yampa, John II. Bird.
q Iowa, Burlington, Arthur II. Berges'
Mass, Beverly, Percy F. Lyons.
Z Mich, Detroit, Louis Frank AntoEak
MIeh- Cement City, HnEaeI Stanle!
8 choate.
Mich, jackson, John Fred Kremer.
= Mont, RyeEate, Leon +. johnson.
y. ", New York, Frank W. Burke.
n. Y, New York, Charles A. Connolly
- n. ", Brooklyn, AdOIph Buell.
N. ", Long Island City, Raymond T.
q Gill.
Pa, philadelphia, Michael Leonard. jr
3 Pa, Pittsburgh, David Edgar Max
we'll.
J Pa, Philadelphia, Samuel c. Shawn.
Pa, South Fork, William $. Temple.
2 Porto Rico, AnoyO, Luis G. Gonzales
CORPORALS.
III, Chicago, HiImar J. BehrcntE, Jr
> IN, Chicago, Fred V. LindEren.
Ind, Edinburg, Ralph A. WertZ.
Mich, Grand Rapids, Ernest Barclay
- Mich, Adrian, Ward b en- a m q
Baughey.
a No., st. Louis, Laverne Gynt Cope.
Neb., Central City, John L. GiImer.
q n. NJ, New York. George +. Duffy
n. ", Brooklyn, Otto +. J. Ernst.
I'm. v, New York. Owen McNaIiy.
n. ", Observation-Disclosures Her
D bert L. WinslOw.
n. ". Beacon, Austin T. Robinson.
? Ohio, Cleveland, Harry Evan Jones.
- Pa, CopneautviIIe. John p. Flynn.
Pa, Philadelphia, Neil McEIwee.
; Pa Primrose, Frank KOwaIkOwsl<i.
Pa, Warrington. John F. McCIeIland.
8 Pa, Batrobe. Chester r. Ramsey.
Russia. Oman, Kiev. Bernard WerIin.
8 Tenn, Cumberland City, John r. Will
son.
WIS.,, Racine, Harold Theodore kister
Mich, Onoway, Joseph Gilmette.
q COOK.
n. ". Verbank Village, Robert E.
s Shook.
PRIVATES.
: Ala, Gadsden, Joseph I. Atwood.
Ala, Goshen, John o. Thomas.
. Afk-Y "luemAns Flogu u bchbrOohs
q Cal, Oakland, Alfred ID. CritteBden.
Conn.,, Derby. Joseph CuSanO.
z Conn. Hartford, Jake Damhuk.
Conn. Evansville, John KUtIn-
= ILL., Rockford. Frank CherichettL
I'LL. Chicago. Casimir LISewskI.
9 ILL.,, Bridgeport. Keith Dale.
- I'LL, Chicago, Frank J. OAK
= H., Frederick, Walter A. Black
= ILL.,, Chicago, Thomas Setback.
. ILL.,, Chicago. AIois Wise.
: I'LL, Chicago, IEnatE III. Zeman.
I'LL, CaicagO, James ID. Fardy.
> ILL., Chicago, Walter g. Gerke.
Ind. Indianapolis, Chris MRrIowe Her
big.
Ind. Bloomington, Homer L. NIkirk.
Ind, Elmwood, Giovanni PetetrOccL
= IOWA, WOOdbine. Louis Weiss.
Town, CIarfnda, Laurence r. Cooper.
Iowa. Council Bluffs, William L.
Pierce.
< Iowa, Fairfield. August Van Oyen.
Iowa, LaddSdaIe, Elmer Grove.
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Pa. WnEhlnEtoTA Edward Is. Marshall
Pa. Washington. William }. Waters
Pa, Tyrone, Nathan &. WOomer.
Pa, Philadelphia. william Crute.
Pa. Philadelphia, James r. Dinnn-
Pa, Philadelphia. james J. DOnahue
Pa. Pittsburgh. Antonio GrrmanO.
Pn., PHILADELPHIA, Charles RotH.
Pa. GInEspOrt. John Sknlsky.
Pa, Lancaster. James RnttOOn-
Pa, MIddIetown. Oscar n. ReynOIds-
Pa. Philadelphia, Charles r. Mona
Ehnn.
Pa, Philadelphia. " lillian y. brown
Pa, OSeOIa Mills. james u. German.
Pa, ShamOkIn, StOnrwaII }. Hover.
Pa. RInKtOwn. Hurry hasr.
Russia. ZOlStOIn. Audrey Nanchuck.
S. C.. Cherokee, ROmeO Petty.
Tenn, SpeedNeII. William Lasiey.
Tenn, johnston city, Ernest 4. Gurd
ner.
Tenn. Trade, Willard =. Warren.
Tenn. Model. Austin II. Whaiey.
Va, Sugar Grove. John l.. sheets.
Va. Buchanan, John Rhodes.
W. Va, KeyEcr. WIIIinm VI. HOuser.
W. Nn., CercdO. Alton BeIlOmy.
". Va, Gypsy. Ray a. Skidrnore.
Wis, Oshkosh, Edward G. Steckbauer
Wis, NcshkorO. Peter WarEuIa.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
CAPTAIN.
Wis.,, BeIoit, MyrOn Chester west.
SERGEANT.
Ind. Indianapolis. John VI. Skidmore.
CORPORALS.
Ga. Augusta. shepard Jordan.
Mich, Quincy, Harry Lee sherman.
nhFn
PRIVATES.
Cal, Santa Ana, stanley Elliott.
Ind. CorydOn, Ray w. Stevens.
Iowa, shenandoah. Leslie W. Darling.
Iowa, Davenport. Hugo u. Schultz
Iowa. buckeye, HIImar W. SieIan.
ireland, GIenear. Timothy MnDEan.
knn.- Lawrence. Thomas w. kehrns.
Miss, BatcsviIIe. Norman E. ScoEln.
n. ", TicOnderoEa, Eugene CIemente.
\. ", StapIetOn. John keppIer.
y. ", Buffalo, Henry WOlanSkI.
y. ". Brooklyn, Frank VI. LOuEhran.
\. ", brooklyn, Arthur A. Hall.
n. ", Brooklyn, John Henry Finne-
gan.
N. ", Brooklyn. AttIIiO Manfred.
n. C., Shelby, Odus II. Street.
Ohio, Bradford, Fred SiIer.
Pa. Pittsburgh. Thomas W. Dampster
Va FrederIcksburG, John II. Prentice.
Tenn, WInesap, Urious I. Burgess.
Va, Maggie. Chap }. Gilmore.
Wis, ShebOyEan, Carl EngeIhardt.
DIEo FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
WAGNER.
Mich, Bath, Harvey Duane Black.
rrW-
n. ", New York, Peter John StathIs.
DIED OF DISEASE.
PRIVATE.
Ohio. PEBBLES, John RAIDER.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
LIEUTENANTs.
n. ". Mt. Vernon. Abraham Levine.
y. ", New York, James Saunders
O'NeaIe, Jr.
n. u, VT. Pleasant, John Randolph
DeVaII
SERGEANTS.
Mich. Battle Creek, Ray Julius
Lindauer.
Miss, OkOlOna, John b. Cox.
n. ", Syracuse, Albert w. Mather.
Pa, Elk Lick, James Cochran.
Pa, Cory, Raymond COOney.
Pa, philadelphia, Joseph AIonzo Day.
Pa, ReasinE, Charles Adam FIdIer.
Pa, Philadelphia, Gilbert $. PennIng-
ton.
South Africa. Natal. CIearwood. Dur
bin. John Clarence SnyIe.
s. e., Pickens. James T.. Powell.
Wis.,, Oshkosh, Edwin Zimmerman.
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KILLED, PREVIOUSLY REPORT
Ed MISSING.

Ed MISSING.
LIEUTENANT.
v. T. New York. Quincy 5. MiIls.
CORPORAL
Nd. MardeIa Springs. Clarence n.
HOsier.
BUGLER-
Ky, Louisville. Rhea C. ButtOn-
PRTvATEs.
H.. CbIeaEO, Frank kOnskl.
Ky. Guerrant. Robert w. Hill.
Mass, HaVerhIII, MeIkls Hasbatanlaa.
Mars., RoekpOFt. Edward Peterson.
N. J, HObOken, Charles 8. Anderson.
\. J., Jersey City, steven KOweEsa-
N. Y. YOnkers, JOhn J. Lablah-
OhIo. CIneianati. william Ritter.
Pa, LigOnIer, william TOsh.
WOUNDED, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING.
LIEUTENANT.
Ohio, Cleveland. 4. ,. Herbert.
CORPORAL
Tex, Taylor, Joe ChaIupa-
PRIvATEs.
Ala. Clayton. Clarence L. TrtpIett.
ArIk., D0uEIas, Robert TimbreI.
Ind, Linton, John o. MeGInnis.
Ky, Beleher, Fred BIeeheF.
n.y., Columbia, VeImer Aaron
Nd, Baltimore. Salvatore 3. YIeehlO-
Mich, NeSaunes, Frank BrunelO.
MIMI. International Falls, Peter
Graham
n. ", Deposit, Smith G. BIeIby.
N. ". Syracuse, Roy Sanfola-
Pa, CIymer, James b. Clayton
Pa, south Bethlehem, Jessie Fred
eFiek.
Va, Richmond, Thomas E Martin
wash. Lebam. SIIas v. Workman.
w. Va, wharaelife, Jesse L. Stinson.
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A-' "enui"H' ro,o
Pa Pittsburgh hobert r. LoPP'
Pa, Altoona. Harry w. Forester.
Pa, Philadelphia, william Harry
GIndney.
m. s,L uro-.tu cn-.t. n
,
a'' "e'por'' N'
Ps-' httsburEh' James L. meinerneS'
a -
Pa. bloomsbury. Elisha e. Myers.
P, T.pxuy- rhoma, l. R,k-r.
n. yo.,.xt,I. uoS a..h.
- 49,, ~
~
a'' ne"e vernon Freo ~ DA'isO"'
"a " 1,.l h'Tyo W. En ccSs
- , 60.
No.. p.u.n, u,
',,"S' y"
IN -.
$500 "a S. oS.I" Gn.S.
son.
Tenn, Cosby, Allen G. Large.
~-aAaNS
w. Chariotte Court House. Henry
Queensberry'
wash oroNihe' Morris f. Harkin.
W. a. CiarksDurE' Pftee L. Fisher'
W. VA Onn' Leonard Burns
W; va, war Nineenzo Ferrnnd.
wis., mII""uHee' Arthur d FIemming.
Wis, Wis hnwnukee' Frnnk Hossfeid:
wis., "i"h9Nee' Elmer miehaei
heses'
MIeeINc IN AcTIoN
LIEUTENANTS.
Conn.,, Greenwich, Howard Paul Bit
finger.
Ohio, Cincinnati, Robert VI. Todd.
SERGEANT
I'LL, Chicago. Ik. K.nIn.kx
ronnon
IT, SOsePn r. M"nie"Ski'
nicn'' ann AIDor, FRANK Bey1er.
ien., ro'' huron' Ohares MINER
r. IIeteLtoh. OTyoe harrison Orme.
ra-' rhhnoeiphia' Daniei Joseph NC
- , Leshe baie IRompson'
wis., "a"sau' stanley NoVak'
COOK.
Pa, ely, Charles Sehron.
pRTyArrS
,,,.. ,,,,,,, ,,
Aa-' n'oeon' "Am hissenbot-
s noIoo' Jim IL hoss.
~" i nem' oeorse ~. wootoh.
OanhnA' "ahoOa' LepinA' Enrieo De
Ce.
S ON hhItIoIo' samuel :. Panotto'
ny" rheae' De"ey Franeis.
~ nail
-" n
-" Sonn w.
ILL., lineage PhInp n. blanchard.
Ill., chicago william c. Cashmnn.
u.s. Cnieaso' Aloert G' lie Blanc
H. lineage Edwin a. Nelson
III: 'hesEo' marley Iurek.
mo- NooIesEiiIe' wesley 4. Cover
oaIe.
no. Terre Hnute, Charles Goodwin.
Iho-' spieiand, Luther D. herideth.
Iho'' evansville, henry ). Daueh-
lowa' Maroon FRANK La BAKER.
Its', taInor1a' dominica MarcianO'
Nd BALTIMORE Andrew Dorm.
Nd Mt. SAVAGE John F. Farrell.
va. Sohege Park' hennie n. DEEDS
oheOoSsan' AIDer . Emo.
,icn'' hamtramek' raul hoWaIskL
,' Arxahona' hichael miIIer.
., '' or'eAns' A'o'Sus
s-' savage, James a. frleharo-
on"' nisso"In' James h. Moreiano'
n. v. Rochester. Michael TonaseIh
n. Y. New York. NsthsnieI Miller.
v. Il, Ne" hOrk, motifs j. hFumDein.
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EORPORAI.S

MNhhNannn
n,, hartIoro' FIoSa Iagior'
~ neNief' Sohh r.
MOh''' hadynrd' Robert n Dn'h'
NJ =" GAINESVILLE. Ehas " Iurner'
NJ =" Ne" York, william Farrell
~ srooEIyh: HarS Nre:
Ne" A"fA' ~
man.
" i" oew lork' Ihomhs Is. DeAh' IT.
~ b" broOkIyn, AlDrt .
" !" Ne" lork' "lIham a. "roh'
~ brookiSn' Freocrick heNt'
- bTOoAiSh' Joseph
hnmier' warren L.
"Hio' bridgeport Cn"es nair
~ CoraopOis' James L.
Pa Chester Louis FerrnntI.
a. Ereestone' hoDart IT,
a. nnsoe'phin' CnaLes NJ "o0o'
20, ~ SihIIIoh' Fk sS
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n a. scrAhIoh' haIy pu
- ,"
a. "AH", " I.
BUTLER.
hnss'' AndoNer. hIchnei Cohah'
mECHANiCiANs'
Anstrla. IorentE: Seorse NJ snoA'
SKY .
"a ". Goc Co.
SrCmSxIc
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w.coSEpS
st,.,,.,S -. M Thou,.o,
N: nsI'-IH,"t.I. - McTIn~
80 nDIr. I,.,s
80, II
An ~ ..,
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nj "a No..
m Los AnEeS' W.
MI" 'l o,,.
Nui.' sun
,
CoI'' h'iIroSe' 80 TS.I.Il w
III p'-,,,e
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u.i,u'. s,u,or, o,,,, I,I
$500 ~ na,-I
e.. Ero,,IIIs NIIII,u e PIrkard.
On Augu.,, Iohn ~ Eurmnp.
Ga, commerce. James T.. BurrouEhs
On DauJeIsyIIIe O.rnr Lee Rond.
Greece son, VAR same Grapsa..
Hunrnry- TeIrDouox Paphaxa Zamp-
IIne g.. W,rr,..vLx
III Sb.IhvvtIIc EronL Neal.
Tu CL-,-,..L. rLon,, m yuIIu,r,.
m CLI.-, 1H,tIII. n.I
m a-..o.,TII. ,IIL. p.r..no
m p.-,. yU,III.n ErI.v RI.hor
Ia E-,h So, ell I,v..-
ia EoIroo Ch.... NJ S...o
ma Wn1orIoc ,T.r.nc. w Rnh,n.on
- - r..1. -. D.
Ind" Ey.,syIII.' EImrr Fred WeItx.I.
ind. Pcter.burg Ecnrv y MIIey.
ind IT,. u,,,f. Ercd Yoyn1
Ioyx, R,rIc~ uoS-,rd CIoe
- ~ ~, pn.s.TI I.,rI.
Io,-. O.L,Ioo., Clarence r GIh.op.
Hra Uan.omn 'RoD.IdS Rohcr1s
Ioka. Walnut. george WIseh.
ItnIv RoIrIo neI S.nrIo DouIntek
CoIadonnto.
italy. Montebeto. VInceutIno. Ter
meEhIda. August ZambonI,
ItaIv Cercro- Province Me,sina
GuIseppe RanII.
italy. CarIss1. sIIi.no Garfarnan
Prov Mass Alberta Iucchasene.
Kan. JunrtIop CITY. James r. Davis.
Kan KaDsa. t-Ity. Russell VI Cardiff.
Nv Fast View charley Young.
Nv Hyden. wnyne Bowling.
Nv Foster. Charles Kennedy.
Nv IexInxton. william TempIe Lilly,
Nv. wrIrIey. George HeCaIIIster.
Nv. Louisville, Charles Dare.
Ky Holly win. Melvin T.. Davis.
In, New Orleans, Frank A, Hill.
Nd. baltimore. Chauncey n, Houde-
shell
Mass. Worcester. Raymond i. Con-
nor.
Mnss., Quincy, Peter Gill,
Mass., webster, Anthony :. LaIak,
Mass Peabody. John r. O'Conneu.
Mich, Detroit, Albert Roy RoemeI-
MEYER.
NIcb. DetroIt Fed Shudr.
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RETURNED TO DUTY-PRE.
VIoUslY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
PRIVATeS.
Ga. Atlantis, Julian 8. BrOyIeA
N. D., Thinner, MatsOa WnllamA
Pa, YoungsVilIe. Ralph II. Bates.
Pa. WiIkinsbarE. Elmer Berger.
Pa, dayHburx, James A. STANLEY,
VA. ALEXANDRIA,, GEORGE n.
WILBURN, NEXT-OF-kIN, LEON
wILBURN, 1444 DUKE ST.
WOUNDED - PREVIOUSLY RE-.
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
CORPORAL.
Cal. Edna William W. Mitchell.
RETURNED TO DUTY-PRE.
VIoUsLY REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION.
CORPORAL.
Mo-, st. Louis, Thomas Z. Burke.
CONTINUED on Page :. Column ~
Swift q company's sales Of fresh beef IN
Waahingtou. ID. C for the weak anNf,-
The Washington times., 1918-10-03

Tndigested food Jumps Of pain;
.belChing sas. sSIus and sOurness
When your SIOnIdG.. 80 ali upset, here
is instant roh Riting,
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Swift q Company's sales Of fresh beef In
Washington. d. C.. for the week endine
Saturday, September 20, 1913. AVERAGED
11.I3 cents per pound-Advt
The Washington times., 1918-10-03

ALBANY PHARMACY.
nth and II SIS. y. W
ARNOLD L. BCRD,
1882 y Capitol ST.
c. c. CARLSES.
G03 Penn. Ave. : 4
CARY'S.
7O5 18th st y ~.
CAVANAGH & KEN
DRICK. 34ll-34l3 a
St. ". W.
CENTRAL DRUG co
cas- Pa. Ave. y W.
L. r. COLLIFLONyER.
1916 18th st y. ".
H. COLMAS g. son.
1891 7th ST. y. W.
DAVIS & CHILDS.
ITO 18th 81 y. w.
]. p. DTSOWITZER.
$50 Pa Ave. y W.
JOHN p ESPEY co.
Inc, zoos Pa. Ave. y.
".
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-15
NEW CHAPTERS OF INFAMY

Germany is writing new chapters of nfamy in her
treatment Of Belgium. Belgium legation cOmmunica-
tons made public yesterday through the state department
showed deportations from occupied Belgium still con-
tnued. These communications show that laborers are
sent up behind the lines in France and that women are
treated the same as men and made to work under fire.
Many of those deported have been transformed into
vertabe human wrecks dedicated to consumption, to
life of nvaidsm and to DEATH said protest to the Ger
man governor general "Men and women are herded up
to do difficult tasks under fire with brutality and stava
ton their portion if they bak" This is the charge made
against the "kuured' Prussians who do the internal
work of their endish MASTER and of the still fend
ish miltarists who his spokesman Reading of the
atrocities committed by the Prussian hordes when Bel
gium was first overr made the hearts of mankind liter
ally SICK but have become Injured to these things be-
cause the brutality of the Hun has forced to become
familiar with them. At the time the unspeakable
crimes that have been committed being made to ap
pear small by the still more dreadful conjured from
the bottomless pit by the inhuman Hun and committed
against an innocent and gallant people whom war has
placed at their disposal An Apache Indian whose high
est pleasure is to torture enemy would find in the high
ly civilized and kutured Hun such super-Apache that
he would fall down and worship him as being from
higher and better world from his standpoint of measure
ment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-15
BY WHOSE ORDERS?

Arrangements have been completed for putting Oregon
wheatess basis and also for reducing the quantity
of sugar that may be purchased at time We do not
know whether this arrangement for the entire United
States or just for Oregon. it is the orders of the
National Food Administrator Hoover no patriotic citizen
will make the slightest objection Oregonans are ready
to go over the top among the first any measure that will
help win the war. We will get down to strictly vege-
tartan basis if it is necessary burt before the people of
Oregon will do that cheerfuly they want to know that
the balance of the country is doing the same thing Ore
gonans are willing to make any sacrifice the country
may ask of them for the benefit of the boys in France
ours those of the allies but they are not willing to do
this to crafty the vanity of any individual who wants to
make record for himself If it is necessary to 90 on
wheatesS basis, let us have the knowledge from Mr.
Hoover Unless this knowledge is forthcoming while
many, perhaps most will meet the demand cheerully
there are many that will not The state food admnisra
tors making ugyy mistake in not taking the people
into their confidence and giving them all the information
on the subject possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-15

ter also has mole in the same place! "
"Whatl" said LORD DonnybrOok, on
the stage, "you mean to tell me my
daughter also has a. mole in the same
ula Ell"
LindrOm Pellets, in seat F-2, squirm-
ed
''If that double-distilled pest behind
me keeps that up much longer, III
i 'il-"he muttered, finishing his SEN
teaee with a dash.
Its the queerest feeling, really"
went on the man in G,2. "See that
screenl Well, lady Eglatine has been
behind that all alongl She II jump out
in a moment and scream, Winfield
Holdl You know not what you dol "
Just then Lady Eglentine, on the
stage, hurtled out from behind the
screen and screamed, Winfield, etc. "
Dindrom Pellets ran two study fin
gers along inside the front of his No
IL collar.
"Patience is sometimes a virtue, but
not tonight" he spargled.
"And now" said the man in G-2 tri-
umphantly, "just watch the detective
jump out of the waste-paper basket
and"
Leaping up, Dindrom Pellets seized
a passing usher by the heels, swung him
around three times and brought him
down with terrific force on the man in
G-2, who collapsed, mere pulp. Dind-
rom Pellets was seized by half a dozen
men, but when he rapidly explained the
dead mans crime, they apologized,
shook hands with him and conducted
him back to his seat, and the play went
nm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-15

boys for the name "Sammies. Enclos-
cd is a little poem which expresses my
sentiments exactly. Why call us Sam
mies2 1t sounds to much like sissy. I
was down in the yards the other day
when a trainload of Tommies went
through. yelled "Hello Tommy" and
they returned with "Hello Yank" if
they had called me pammie 1 should
have turned my back on them and walk
ed off. Our war cry is: Remember the
Tuscailia.''
From One of Them.
Dey're going to call me Sammy
My Gawd, what have l did7
Why don t they make it Ferdinand,
Or "Cutie Dear" or "Kid".7
| wonder fer dat handle
Just who l got thank2
Why don't they cut that Sammy stuff,
And stick to good old Yankl
Now, dere 's,a name / fall fer
1t IS big and strong and frank,
YO, dere s sound dat 3 got some stuff,
A good long-bellowed "YANK."
I'll bet some sewin' circle
Or some newspaper crank
Wished dat dere Sammy on me,
He'll
Why don It they call ME Yank?
F. A. NJ, Jr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-15
BLUFFING THE GERMAN PEOPLE

The Germans have suffered tremendous losses but
they are far from beaten yet With the allies holding
them for another month however their chances for vic
tory will have gone glimmering Every day they are
losing however lightly of their man power and every
day the allies are gaining by the steady addition of
American troops There be but end to this COM
bination and that defeat for marsm and the kaiser
General Won Sten Wednesday, told the rechstag that
"he crown princes victory the greatest defeat the
allies had yet suffered" and that the end not far
away He also told its members that the Americans
disappointment to the allies that they could not fight
and that there were less than 1000 of them This latter
statement shows how much reliance be placed any
Of his other statements As matter Of fact General Won
Stein was cur1yng favor with his master the kaiser by
elorifying the kaiser's son. The crown prince has
achieved no victory and if the end Of the is
the general stated then the Germans whipped
than anyone supposed them to be-