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Gilmore 4. Foss, Caledonia. N. d James
w. FfapcfA Boston, Mass. John W,
Frank Hedondo Bulch, - Qrovors<y.s
Frederick. Mayslick, Wy. 10y Hrlnstead'
Spokane.T wash: HbynsoV L. Haw4ins.
Washington, Iowa: Henry Hayuoodaiok-
mulgee, sokis.; Tommis Bell. Hrooklend
Texas, louis Dgplessi1 Y GrandisleA a.,
Edward Kraemer, Bay 81. Louis, Miss,
N NIss9...o ssxRla4ssBsssSliss.. 2sxa Esss
Talmase N xx4pe, Phihaelpstas psi
vp~sses RsQhss-eArsnton, Pas Wilam
Plsper, Luvarne. MINI. EtYvfd A.Rsaas
lander, Sacramento, caAsl1 easest ghnsn
Maryapille. QhIo% .Frank q. Elort. ScJep-
ton, Pa, John Grenes, Lock NO. y r.
CorrHd r kiefhabers Brooklyn N. u
Yosclin Krasktopovltch, Mt, Union, "
y wstres ki,,si kpfSs as'"s Th SSs.sG sSa y.
Aon,. tbefsherkSp Ireland, Whi MS
smiths Mills. n j.; Lester \. JdhPsoh,
~ gfxs Wiiiam RohSf. Lee, kennard.
nd JofnM s. MkcArthpr, Philadelphia.
pa; Garaid, AuthorN ManieEr Arshb6fd,
Pa; Wills Madison M6Iler. buth&. Pa
Mclvln j., Nuniey, cheeetah, oNfa.j Ru-
dJph WNiam Padley, Rochester. N y;
CLAYTON. Pooler. = Maryspnle, Ohio; hoy
w. Reno. Ludlow, Mass James Robert
c arbrough, Smith. Arkgs Harry Schnei-
der, Brooklyn, N. X; Onmf y. Shehrer,
Gnthrie Center, Iowa; WSviam s. SILVER,
Woodstock, Mnfpe; weSleySS worn Wash
lnston c. r.. Ohio; Wsiter y, Upton,
Maskoaee, okla.Il
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Lieut.. Col. Levi @. Brown. st. Louis,
Mo.
Henry W. NELL, whitesprings. Fla 10y
A. Hege, EmpOria. Kan; William {.
Sark, Adrian. Mich. Charles r, Irving
Richmond, Va. Albert Roberts, Nash
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Associated Press War Summary.

AoooNiditu Tlost Wai ouhhIldlJs
Under allied ,snisshes on two wide
fronts between Rftas and yerdun, thu
German deteEiye 4stem basel on the
fortress pf~rson BNbeing shsken Sc
yerely..
Marshal Foch, while continuing The
successful EJmcosApersaIntbfrSt from
east Of Rheims 10 verdun, has, hurled
the British agdhnA The German lines
north OF Cambria on a front south of
the Sensee, river s- B.,
No Letup in Balkans
Allied successes in Macedonia have
resulted in the offer OF an armistloe
being made by the Bulgarian premier to
tue allied generaliSsimo in Macedonia.
The allied commander has refused 70
stop fighting, but said he would re-
ceive accredited Bulgarian delegates.
Meanwhile the allied forces are press
ing on and pushing farther apart the
divided tcrmaH-Bu lgariaa armes,
From the new line reached Thursday
night the American forces between the
Argonne and the Meusc continue 70
press northward through the hilly
wooded c9ta,try notthvest sof VerduD.
The Americans are well beyond the
original German lines and hold import
ant observation points along the front.
A light cain iell Friday on the Amer
lean sector and the weather was un-
favorable for observation.
No Effort in Forest.
West Of the Arponne TO the Yuippe
the French have advanced pore than
three and a half miles and taken and
passed beyond formidable German de-
tense points, including THE fsfnous
Navariu farm, the Butte du Tahure and
the Butte du Mesnil. ,
In the Argonne forest itself the allies
apparently are making little effort 80
move northward. The allied command
Scemngly believes that the forest viii
IL cleared automatically as. the Ameri-
cans and French progress on either side,
Already tne Germans facing the French
10 tho forest have been ~outflanked AN
the east.
Cambria Threatened.
The new British attack launched
Friday morning is north OF the scene
OF The operations Of the. last fortnigh,
looking TO the encirclefnept Of 81,
guehan ana -thteatens the Gtrman de
lenses Corh sd west Of Cambria
Souts OF the Sepsee river the British
are well within The Hipdenburg line
and on ground untouched previously
Ivy heavy fighting. West'oI Cambtal
hey ave, Just wes,-ot, the German line
and the. new. operation probably, Is
planned to outfiank the Hihdenburg po.
si,ion from Cambria 10 st. Quentin
The Franco American thrust farther
south is aimed against the oommurr'
cations behind this front,
Serbs Advance IS Miles.
Serbian troops at the apex Of the ad'
y~sneing allied salient in MacedOnl'
have advanced more than iifty-ii''
miles from their original positions, Thu
ithportaut base of Ishtib has been oc.
cupied and the Serbs are fighting fo'
Veles. Northeast OF lshtib Serbian
cavalry is pressing rapidly toward TN
ndyarian border.
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wlahn ~. BnoCh5I Brookhn, ~
Austin T.. MahaA Canton. Cohn., Thdffh
II. Mitchell. Ellington, NJ c,
- STtLLtuwfAA
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
OFFICERS.
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DIED FROM WOUNDS.
OFFICER.
t,:s s. .ts5ss B ssss;sS. sSs.Hs s E. !,

Lieut.. leroy i, ersstsn. eSsun, Texas.
NoN.coMMlssIoNIb OFFICERS,
Sergio Elmer w Bulls, Oshkosh, Wise
SI y f basaSs.. Wien ~ Charles G
CarplA ecscil " Fokt, hyde Park.
Mass Eugene Francis. Kelly, BrookliD,
~ y. Johr O. sanfrson TERM ffadte,
. tosrss hG a. ho S Ssoq sss Y SaPs aifg, I %ls
thSsttSs$S , Sst'ASSs 4 4Sts,!, aNSSaos.roo..
ssyA1ss. +.
\. IL. Eugene EnrldssSS iaasS% vi
hey. VA Cornslius j. Doyle. Newbury-
pSrt, Mass Nate ! Fair, Ple.sap! Hili.
onto Arthur Dnwey fFarrnnd, Leslie,
Mich, Peter john Fehrs, ,BelsrBda Neb.
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/ O~klahorpans In the list:
Prlvste Henry Hayaood, okmul.
'' PlrSs ss %MSsS' = Nstlsy, Greco. d
tab; died OF wounds.
Private Waiter r. Tlaton. Musko-
as ssts. TED c y ss:ss.. D''''s' Ny''''
.Prlvas David Mecec, safdlsi died
Ppjsais wuvsn y. assols., Mar.
low; died OF disease.
corpl. Samuel r. BouHand, TIE.
cosi Leonxd 4. oyehe, slIi'nsei
sTIsss.' '' 1arsid, J. Cunningham,
Photographed severely.
TAspcomp eta~st; e.
KILLED IN NOTION.
OFFICERS.
f1ierts. Harry w. Craig. Cleveland
Arch Dixon Worsham;t iendersonnky.
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
sests ftsrveyvM- LSawell. IP~dleman,
Ohio; Thomas T. o'bon%an, New York
'Crty; Richard procknow, Oshkosh. Wis.
Corpls Albert Beausoleil. Hnverhlll,
Mass. seorge Edmunh Brenner. syria
.s ,9ss; Ca c sSss s. r fl"D fftaSs,F sS%
Brooklyn, N VI Levi il. Kellogg, Noun
isin Home, Idaho; iJoseph .. boyle. Fort
Dodge, iowa; Nicholas Allcaris, rinos,
Greece; Charles l.. Beatty Philadelphia,
Pal Leo gedafrkewicz, ramaroo, ~;
wills j. HenAaw ,Marehgo, m; Guy
y : ;,Mes; nreo o Q aor lSgG ,'' e Si HRsn' south pSil,
sumption w.; Sohn KiI'rkpatritS' Stafford.
N Y; Walter Leyanda, Nnnticoke, Pa;
Elmer II. parrett, spencerville, ohio;
aaaqStN DGSS' o; SS,SiSf t6SfSI Oshkosh.
nasf.s erasE ohasAs Feus>s znses-
Mechanics Charles W Hefts+. CHILL
,ootho Ohio Harry " Smith, lake Bluff.
H.
wsyoner Clifford j.. Ias. Dueusue,
lows.
Cock ,s,-rvst cnrpcnu- Je4,co, Tam.
PRIVATEs.
John h Acuna. San tiabrleh Cg,j Nir-
s,,.. I .. xssms x,, tSwTs,s. 10 I ms,@. =
CART, chicago Heary il. Becker, Ere.
william X. Brooks, chfllle, Ky; Joseph
fuy. VI Chsfles A. Nnfhal. Wood
lawn, Pa. james ~ Carpenter, Barber,
Arb. Leslie Il CAlsr, ssbrlns, ia.
a sfSse. -Geusest vtuffs, Iowa George
W Hite, Fou%ntaintown, Ind. Thomas
Perry johnson Norwich, Conn. Reece
a MliSen, Abingdon. Va; James X.
vreeTshd' fjouavihe, n; Tfomss Wal
ssrs Feykow Pa t,eaPdg wStfsrd.
Iowa. Pa JACOB ysppof. Newark. N. j.;
Edward 6. AndersoR KenIlgoyth Lgh:
Charlie W Bulgrin. New Rome, Wis.
Walter FitEwllllams, Dunnlng. Ill.,; Law
E is"Ss rS Ts,ps X, " P!sSa I'm o She'd i:
a \. n eSs dflII'A ff " ssll Ssysi sle'p TSs '
EWes A. sHanlop. Well MA, Quo:
4. 7se T.Sal alsass \ ! " ssal'lhsS sssS. S 5E1i;; I %k,
Yap VINCENT. Kelly brooklyn, n. Y:
lnd,s Tom " Leonard. Bedford. Iowa;
wIlleJn g. Loohrie. Kansas City, Kan
SG1ne kSysn Columbia Ma; Dewey
H%fRs s iklssssr' ,ai sshsf4 :
h hSrto.I ,st'r y, 10 ssr,tsrdt sehalt.
MorssSsd.o. MAN. cssi u F H2Aascn.
S S %6Sa p9 FSb. HriyaTSS BY Ea Ss. SSgr-
Mo- Observation-Disclosures. rNSx yerk 'dny
Floyd Il Wallace, Washington, Iowa.
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caused from Drinkirg Ice Water or
from sleeping near all open window
should be checked Immediately. Get o
bottle of GROVES BABY BOWEL
MEDICINE, a safe and Sure remedy for
Summer Diarrboeas. 1t isriust as'tffec-
I've forGAdults as for Children. . 0Adv)
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RMTlSH CROSS : -
CANAL DU N0RB
ON WIDE FRONT
tcontInued Rrom PAGE

ing ~broadened into clear, open weather
and dIe British airmen were si,'e to
report hgogIess Of the battle,
Canadian troops pushed forward on
the northern ilanh of the attack.
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pRiVATES.
wittsrn H Bewrarrr -+@tA-tsere, AissS
Eugene Davis, Florence, s. g.; Clarence
Demon, ky1esw6rM, oKtaT Dawn Mcoee,
Sardls, Okla; William Ix Ruggiss, MAR
low, Okla; .Bsrpey ~ Ws~ten. BeaIdst
Town. m Trpfs A. Read, New '}cffinst
ton. s. ID Preston B99lnson Anders9ni
s. o.; TAopsns a. Ryder IhipNeiphiat
Ph "a .--5 - y -.
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DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
~ = . gAGsEH
NoN-coMMlseloNEp oPFicER
sergt. Reginald n simpson, Bridge
,un,t Mann

pRtvATEs.
wlahn ~. Bnoeh5I BROOKLYN, n.
Austin T.. MahaR Canton. COIN, THOMAS
II. Mitchell. ELLINGTON N C.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
OFFICERS,
Lieut.. Col Levi @. Brown. st. Louis,
ILiert. George W. Hay. Somerset, Pa.
Henry W. NELL, whitesprings, Fla; 10y
A. Hege, Emp0ria. Kan; William c.
Shrk. Adrian. Mich Charles II. Irving,
Richmond, Va. Albert Roberts, Nash
NoN.coMMlssIoNeo OFFICERS.
,Sergts Bernard Bergman. Chicago,
oman l.. Boyer, Yatesboro. PA, Anthony
Tstrick Farina. Newburgh. N. Y; Elem
l1g Fraley. Louisa, Ky; stephen W.
Johnson. Cambridge, Mass. James M.
Stgartout. Dalton. Mass Darlton NJ. VIII
klns, Atlanta, Ga Fred stafford, cheat
hhven. Pa, Raleigh II. Wall. Henrietta,
Corpls. william Fred Ballard, AlsxIs.
NJ c.; Israel Blatt. Brooklyn. N ":
Samuel r. Bourland, Tecumseh, ola;
Earl n CoIlingwood. Ephrata. PA. Marx
q Dufsndaeh. H~untlngburg. Ind John
Z porssd H. s Rrs GiIy. N Mich. l sorSM 7.
pehe Billings. okla; George A. With,
&rwslk, Conn; James Gibbons, h0ska-
.i1esa. Iowa. Albert Aqundorts Htsiey,
iIdniA, Mich. Harold T Hughes, Brook,
Maine: James LOar. London. Ohio; Davis
Nc shaffer. Bolivar. Pa. Robert II. Snow,
SPOKANE. Wash Andrew X. Softer. Oska-
jBusler William c Jones, Dorchester,
Wagner Alexander J Stricken, Half
"Sicc6anic Michael Gastano, scranton,
PA.
Gonzalo Acuna, Chihuahua. Mexico;
Lester J. Ballard. Somerville. Mass.
John d. Bleze. chicago; Samuel F. BusE.
Ambcy. MINI Harold .. Cunningham,
Foss, Okla; Nick DE Frank. ehlosgo
Heights. H. Gregory Fitzgerald. Alex
andna, s., b.. George william ErHnke,
Reading, Pa; James l.. Candy, f1vood,
Ind; Angelo Griefo, p~ittsbuygh, Rea; Ned
n Hl'h foJ saSs Mc': F Robert J 5ss ppssEsssss.
ls! O.: Floyd n. Johnston, Pssce. Wath.i
Ilasorre VI Kiein ipG hove,sins ikttchil
Theron W Iopcr. 1pbdell MISS Rruae
| Bitette btir,in. Smithvilt, Ga; rbotnas
MAJ, Jackson, Niahs chaslss NtstAs1l
asI'e yai!sy one. gphS \ nSrr, r , ,%sss
VIZ. n. sssismin r oTyet. vsss-
InEton. u, g. Nieholas @. Pasie. tya-
salem, Is. q; wilbur a Reftsh, Nash
%ingion, u. C. Joseph u. Porter. Wilkes
bnru. N C.: Charles o, Reilly. Blckneil.
ET%S E5S oTs, A W scsllRIiGSS Ai fr,iSSls,
pa: wHDsm N Wilson, sim wmd. Am.
Robert o. Whitman, Pottsyiue, Pad Wtl-
Ham NJ wyatt. Norwood. ohio; Joseph
BOYLE 81. LOUIS. Mo: Jesse ID. Brown,
Egmira. N. " Aonso -Tsr Campbsp.
G'cversvalenN N. "; Garleyl cappbeN oc-
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Miss; Ioasph G. chizmar. Elyria.
Ohio; sre~f cemsr. Shenandoah. Va.
wouSnEp sLIGtrLy.
cisA chsa.D, Hsr. New sots
hon. cUMMlss,oNsb oefAceR.
s 1 s.ss% gst sssess ssq'asa vincent fi''e'

tWb, DrVohtyn, ~, 4. .
pHVArss, 4
EDWARD NJ Apss, Rochassr, ~. ",
Fstesi~ sssscssehfvcpcc Asssr; fIow~kd
r. Baker, Homestead. Pa; ouintol W..
Barteli, scrastcn. Pa; Walter Bawarsld,
Pa George IA Make. Rome, n. r.; WI.
lam PsodEesell, a pittsburgh. "a; Eskalei
HikoV WI, 'Uimbsl9and. ~ C.1sCap.; Ed
fSSG d ySISss'A' fefesfES Gy SsaEgsl3R abfsssssss
n j.; RAYMOND William Clemens, De-
Pa; oryal @. G@fAln. Garrett, Ind,
sSKrsbsNdxgy%.s' zs ,Iss Gits' Mont: fsty
e. Davidson. WaldfR. y. Y; Dayton d.
Npswitt. T~riepdsyile, Nd Joseph Fszio.
ny Y&k. N.Y. John w. FlahoFty,
!ssAllqaelpHia, Pa. Roy N, GinsroX Hope.
kharNs v. Colt. Syracuse, N ri;
William o 81 AcaIdsA,' %a. " asr!
han HoedStetlsr, Piasbdlth III.
E Elass + S%sa NOr;esk' H. visl'
F Far Ora r" v Esss rt t%Sss; @sn'S ".
x Joseph ''A Sei sgGs@ '"fhsSiRssssssi%aEef- 'sea
GrS,e n c HssS9aSSs sss S aifsss..
tonic Ma fredl, Cleveland. Ohm; Earl d.
SIi;5,.sEsssSS5iss:' ,,sssa&dslsTil;s:;::
FsS'e1Ha p Estg &ors ssIfpfs s alSSSsii.
Worcester, Mass.
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FngA CABS DriD's Death.
4 F0RT SHHH, Ark, SEPT g. NSpes
dtl)-frieM fused blythe br6Spedti
q Gus s@terasNs Us yealSS91' Wine n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-18
NEW MEX|COLAD|S
CITED FOR ACT OF
UNUSUAL BRAVERY
I. H. Chaplin, Ambulance Worker,
Gets Distinguished Service Cross
for Remaining at His Post
Under Fire.

l. II. Chaplin. Of Hurley. y. NJ, has
been awarded the d3uusuislcd ser.
Vic cross Tor an net OF unusual
bravery. according Co. an official an
nounccmcnt received here today.
The official citation follows;
Private l. ~. Chapn, l0ist Nmihu-
lance company. FuI ,Xtraordinnr -
heroisin In action AZ Vaudeville.
France. September .s go 2Gi4iS).
Private chaplin assist,d IN establish.
ms a dressing station M dugout under
heavy shell fire. When IL was de-
stroycd by a shell hc worked uncens-
ingly IN the open under fire from
G, n machine gum and snipers,
caring for the wounded tie remain .
I'd at his post for several hours after
his station had been ordered closed,
permitting neither .t uwn exhaustion
nor the enemy fire o. deter him nom
aiding the wounded Home nddrcs
Esron Chaplin. lU..y. s. McN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-18
FLU EPIDEMIC HAS
LOST MAL|GNANCY
THROUGHOUT STATE
Conditions Are So Improved That
AL Of Nurses Brought From
Denver Have Been Called in
Health Association Optimistic.

Influenza conditions have impror-
cd In all parts Of the state 10 such an
extent that We have found II no long
or necessary to keep the large num-
Der OF trained nurses which We I'M.
ployed for several weeks said John
Tombs. executive secretary Of the New
Mexico Health association, this morn
ing.
"Of course" AR Tombs continued,
there are scattered cases IN many
communities. hut the epidemic has
undoubtedly lost almost all OF its
m%alignancy. the cases more resemb-
ling light attacks OF Ia grippe.
For a number OF weeks We had u
large number of trained nurses from
Denver at work IN New Mexico under
the auspices Of the Mountain Division
of tho Red cross. but conditions are
80 improved hat their services are no
longer needed. IN fact. We ave re.
called practically all 81 the local
nurses who were employed 10y us IN
communities where the epidemic was
81 a serious character.
"The influenza will probably con-
tinuc to he present in light forms and
isolated serious eases FOR several
months" Mr. Tomhs added. blu there
is no doubt IN the mind Of tho mcm-
hers OF the state health association
but that New Mexico has left the crisis
far behind"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-18
OVER 1000 NAMES
IN LIST OF LOSSES
MADE PUBLIC TO-DAY
Largest Casualty Toll Yet Releas.
cd for One Day Is Made Public
by War Department 10 New
MeyicaDs Named.

Following are the New Mexico
names IN the casualty lists for today:
William Walter, organ. Killed Ia ac-
ton.
Lawrence y. Ous,erhout. Mondaic.
wounded severely.
Eduardo j. Kahn. Las Vegas. Sc
vcrrly wounded.
Glen NJ. pcnby. Melrose. wounded
severely.
Richard X. Thomson. Carlsbad.
wounded severely.
lose a. Trujillo. Pine, wounded Sc
vercly.
Aligo Uriostc. vllancuva, wounded
severely.
Melvon V. George. Artesia. wound
lose l. saayedra. Polyodera. miss
Ing la action,
Arturo Monioya. Roy, missing In
action.
F1del Baca. san Antonio. wounded
severely.
Mariana Quillano. Rowe, wounded
severely.
CharIcs Harrison Sweet. Hayden.
wounded. degree undetermined.
Elias washington Wallis. Thomas,
wounded. degree undetermined.
John II. Duke. Dclphos. wounded,
degree undetermined
Alfredo Martinez. Gallup. wounded,
degree undetermined.
william T.. LeBrcton. A~lamogordo,
wounded slightly.
John Creighton Wylic, Laguna,
wounded slightly.
wheeler \. Boteler, Allie. wounded
slightly.
Following are the summaries OF the
days lists
Killed In action. 963: died OF
wounds. iie: died OF accident and
other causes. 10. died OF airplane ac-
cidcnt. ,: died ~ disease. 2ii; wound
cd severely. i.TSS: wounded. degree
undetermined. 81; wounded slightly
i5f; missing In action. S37. Total
1851.
Wounded severely. 73l: wounded.
degree undetermined, LAS. wounded
slightly. 1875. Total. 3.977.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-18
LAO|ES!LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Use the 0ld.time Sage Tea and
Sulphur and Nobody
will Know.

Gray hair. however handsome. de
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages OF q youthful appear
nncc. Your hair is your charm, II
makes Or mars the face. when 10
fades. turns gray md looks streaked.
lust a few applications OF sage Tea
and sulphur enhances It's appearance
a hundredfoId.
Don't stay graz! Look young
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a bottle Of
"Wy"th's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" which * merely the old-time
recipe improved by the addition OF
other ~inGredicnts, Thousands Of folks
recommend this re~ady-to-usC prcpara-
ton. because II darkcns the hair beau
tifuiiy. besides no one can possibly
toll. as IL darkeus 30 naturally aud
evenly. You m0.sten "A sponge or soft
brush with ~. drawing this through
the hair. taking one small strand az
a time. by morning the ray hair
disappears. after another Application
or two, its natural color ~ restored
and II become thick. glossy and lus
trous. and you appear years younger.
Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound In a delightful toilet requisite.
II is rot intended for the cure, miti.
CATION or prevention OF disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-18
BEBBER, OPTICIAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.
GLASS OF SALTS| IF
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Eat less meat If you feel Back.
achy or have Bladder
trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which eXcltes
and overworks the kidneys in their
efforts TO filter IL from the system
Regular eaters of meat must flush the
kidneys occasionally. You must re-
iieve them like you relieve your bow.
els. removing all the acids. waste and
poison. else YOU feel a dun misery In
the kidney region sharp pains In the
back or sick headache, dizziness, your
stomach sours. tongue is coated and
when thc weather ls bad you have
rheumatic twinees The urine Is
cloudy. fun of sediment the channels
often get irritated, ohliging you 20 get
up two or three times during the
night
To neutralize thes. Irritating acids
and flush off the body's urinous waste
get about four unc of lad Salts
from any pharmacy, take a table
spoonful In a glass OF water before
breakfast for a few DAYS aud your
kidness Will then act fin" and bladder
disorders disappear This famous salts
IN made from the acid ~ grapes and
lemon iuice. combined with lithia, and
has been used for generations To clean
ard stimulate sluggish kidneys and
stop bladder irritation. lad salts IA
inexpensive, harmless and makes a
delightful onervescent ltthia water
drink which millions OF men and
women take now and then, Illus avoid.
ing serious kidney and bladder dis
eases
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New Director Named
For State Units of
Fuel Administration

Announcement hi. Just been made
OF IL, appointment uf ~, :. Schroeder
as director of the lureuu OF state "
CARNATIONS of the United States fuel
administration hy tuo administrator.
Harry a. Garfield.
MIR. Schroeder. who has been field
representative manager Of That bu-
reau. will Immediate assume the du-
ties which have been performed 10y
Evans WOiien. acting director OF that
department. Mr.. Woilen haA resigned
10 return to Indianapolis where he
will continue his work a. federal fuel
administrator for Indiana.
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shortly after America entered the war
His parents received a Telegram on
September 20. that the young soldier
was missing IN action on August 20.
Ills friends hope his injuries aIc not
serious.
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Parents Notified Son
Is in German Hospital

Espuicplo Eaca. 81. of Penn
Blanca, Sundoval county. several days
ago received official Information
from tho udiuinui generals Office at
Washington hat hiH son. f.squiUpla
Unca. TO-. who wac reported missing
Gated in % German hospital TIL"
telegram gave no further details
Young Hact who ia wen known iu
sandosul county. enlisted 100 rho arm
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For closed rni, caif 2N Malone
Taxi. stand at Grimshaw's.
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In fair weather prepare for storm
buy CcrrliIos coai now. Hahn Goa
CO.. Phone Of.
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srD,kuoIprKs, MlurI\G

kathleen Consolidated Copper co
viii hold their annual meeting Dec.
goth. 1915, at . O'Clock az i2l West
Central avUufc. FOR the purpos" OF
eleoting officers and other business
that may come before the meeting.
a.. g. BEHBER.
Secretary
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TIE
Kener. Palmor. Galap. 3. q.

Kener amor. Gallup. \. n
Mckinney, Robert W, PtquA ohio. /.
Brewer, Nathan, chattanoga Tenn.
Budman, Judson E, ,LafdsViIe, Pa
Campbell, Roe e, Steel CITY, Neb.
Franko, John A., Toprad, Austria
GarVey, Claude 3. (1dfnneapolis, MINI.
Long, Albert w, Ontario, cal.
Long, Ellis w, Lorraine, III
March, Clinton, Holt, Mo.
Shelter, Arthur r, Sullivan, Ohio.
Smith, Clarence E., Victoria Tex
Stevenson, HaIord E., MuSkegons Mich
Toner. E;lwood W, Philadelphia Pa.
THE MORNING LIST.
The casualty list printed In the
newspapers OF this morning showed:
killed in action, 11s; died Of
wounds. q; died Of accident and other
causes, u; died Of airplane accident,
/; died of disease, 1877; wounded Sc
verey, 1,S19; wounded degree unde-
termined), 5S4;, wounded slightly,
664; missing in action, 21S. Total,
3,07O.
west virgnians mentioned In the
morning list are:
Killed in action-Pvts. Hennen Jar
relIs. Carey; Harry Laydeld, Harris
Died of disease-Pvts. Isaac T. Cal
ison. springdale; Con L. Shroyer,
wounded severeIy-sergt- 1airdy B.
Legg, BeckIey; Corp. William S. Cha
ney. WeIlsburg; Clayton Nelson,
Charleston; Milton S. Cakes, Hunting
ton. PTts- Charley E. Richmond, Pear;
George p. Meadows. Scott Depot;
John Hoyt, Proctor; James L. Payton,
Hurricane; Thomas D. Runyon. Gil
bert; William J. Hacjenberser, Wheel
ing: Wilbert woodruff, Saffron, ka-
nawha county; John Arbogast, Mill
Greek; Joseph Cline, Hanover; Andy
Craddock, Adams; Wade ]. Hartzel,
NEiddletown: Oldrich TrochaZky,
Moundsyille; Robert Cassell, Casss
Ernest II. ,Lwdermilck, Vago; Harry
A. Bowman, Sprague; Charles R. Hub
bard, Sue; Latsie c. McGinnis, Hunt
ington; Olindo Tolfa, Clarksburg;
Ralph E. Williams, Parkersburg; John
WuceNch, Benwood.
wounded, degree undetermined
Corp. Jesse Music. Huntington; Pvts-
Carl B. Sanders, Romney; Columbus
G. Mcvfcker, Volga; James 3. Tay-
lor, Anstead; John WEIGH, Camden-on-
Gauley; Arthur L. Daucy, Redwood;
John T. King, Grafton.
Wounded slighly- Sergt. Hassel R.