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The Washington herald., 1918-09-10

Pichard C. Bays. Kenova, w. Va.
Theron Belts, Cleveland. Ohio.
William Biddle. Thorpe. Wis.
Miles E. Cary. Kenmore. N. Oak.
Lewis B. Deisher, Eagle Rock. Va
e. B. De Kevers, Monroe, Mich.
Sam Dering, New Leipzig. N. Oak
CORNELIUS DRIscoLL. Mrs. Mar
garet Driscoll, 354 N street north
west. Washington. d. c.
Paul S, Enochs, Puyallup. Wash.
Charles Fisher, Tra1oinova. Poland.
Thad d. Gardner, Bothell. Wash.
Samuel ]. Gauslin. Omro. Wis.
Roy o. Gorder. Moorhead. MINI.
James Gowap, Shawano, Wis.
Fred Hall. Devonshire, England.
Hillary E. Hasting. Great Falls. Mont.
Jacob Hochberger, Dubuque. Iowa.
Herman Jewell, Sullivan, Ind.
Robert z. Kay. Altoona. Pa.
Howard s. keeling. Bolivar, Mo,
y. A. Kimball. Gig Harbor. Wash.
c. F. Kinney, Grand Rapids, N. Oak.
John Roper, Dunkirk. N. Y.
Frank A. Kramer. San Francisco, Cal.
F. Kunkel. Jr.. Milwaukee, Wis.
Richard d. Lent, Syracuse. N. Y.
Charles V. Little. Grenora, N. Oak.
Charley F. Logan, Black Oak. Ark.
S. Lopuszynski. Warzapski. Poland.
Charlie Mcdonald. McLain. Miss.
Patrick H. McHugh, Albany. N. Y.
Faye McKene. Westby. Mont.
Delbert Mcmahon. Portage. Wis.
Ray J. Mcmahon. Portage. Wis.
John Mango. Mayano. Italy.
Emile F. Meystre, Naches, Wash.
Domingo Molino. San Francisco. Cal.
Isaac Morgan. Butte. Mont.
Charles Mosckere. Clinton. Ind.
Charles A. Nelson. Grafton. N. Oak,
George Nelson, Greenriver. Utah.
A. NJ. Nielsen. Varde Sta. Denmark.
Dennis O'Leary. Braddock. Pa.
Christ Philip Paras. Tripolis. Greece.
Luciano Petrallis. Albanese. Italy.
James o. Philips. Oneida. Tenn.
Thomas NJ. Pinch, Glendale. Nd.
William c. Price, Berwyn, Nd.
Earl Rafferty,, Princeton. Ind.
Victor Raket, Detroit. Mich.
Leo W. Ransom. Los Angeles, Cal
Benjamin Rossneck. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Arthur F. Rhodes. williston. ". Oak
Walter L. Rogers. Muldrow. Okla.
John Seller. Waterloo. Iowa
Joseph Servant, Tonopah. New.
VIM. z. Strong. Devils Lake, N. Oak
Julian Tristen, Minsk. Russia.
Jesse G. Truelove, Tullahoma, Tenn
Arthur J. Vrolson. Larson, N. Oak
Melvin ]. Walker, Winnipeg. Canada.
Howard W. Whittimore, Halls, Tenn
F. NJ. Womack, Wappapello. Mo.
J. Wuthrlch. E. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Matteo Zanni, Seattle. Wash.
Isaac Abner. Burning Springs. KY
Sabah Abrahams. Boston. Mass.
Herman Aeverman, Concord. Nebr.
Ralph G. Akers. Warren, Pa
R. H. Alden, Montpelier. VT
Hugh ]. Algee. Philadelphia. Pa.
John H. Amber. Naples. Cal.
Marcus B. Armigo, Ell Paso. Tex.
Charley Bailey. Yonkers. N. Y.
Charles H. Bechtel. Lebanon. Pa.
Henry A. Beck. New Hartford. N. Y.
Frank 3. Berlin, Atlantic City. n. J
Albert Binggeli. Home City. Kans.
Michael Boyer. Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Allen r. Boyles, Cushing. Okla.
w. T. Broderick, Shenandoah, Pa.
Frederick o. Brown. Flushing. n. Y.
John H. Brownswell. Harrisburg. Pa.
Harry T. Bryant. Rumford. Me.
Edward J. Burke. New York, N Y
William F. Butchek. Corvallia. Greg
Harry E. Gable. Versailles, Ohio.
Tony Caracciolo. Scranton. Pa.
Paul H. Chapman, Tishomingo, Okla.
George c. Chard. New York. n. Y.
C. E. Chase, South Yarmouth, Mass.
Thomas Cherke. Passaic. n. J.
George w. Clark. Everett. Pa.
Nathaniel Clark. Butler. Pa.
Leroy W. Glow. westfield. Pa.
VIM. F. Cole, Greenville. Ohio.
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James DefnIippo. San Francisco, Cal
selnner Arnold Egiand. Malta. Ill
John X. Finney. Philadelphia. Pa
Walter z. Forth. Detroit. Mich.
Ernest s. Hayes. Ailegan. Mich.
Andrew Jensen. Minor. n. Oak.
Herbert ID. McDermott. Harmon. III.
Frank y. Martinez. Fresno. -eel.
Daniel Nelson. Morrison. Ola
Frank Nichols. Chicago. III.
B. o'Connor. New York. y. Y.
Ray A. Pickett, Pslisade. MINI.
DeBarth Steele, e. Monte. Cal
Louis syoboda. Racine, Wis
George Van Oss. Dixon. Mont.
John :. Watkins. Winona. W. Va.
Carl Hoffman. Hampton, Conn.
Z. o. Houghton. New Bedford Mass.
William ]. Hrabak. Chicago. III.
Harry, ID. Huggins. Granbury. Tex.
Frank ID. Hulburd. Colchester. VI.
Larry A. johnson. Marshall. III.
Robert r. Johnson. Kye. wis.
Frank o. Kari. Thomas. Okla.
Rudolph c. Kittleson. Forest CITY. IL.
Theodore Kulers, Bloomington, Ind.
John A. Lancello. Avon, MINI.
CONTINUED OK PAGE SEVEN
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VIM. e. Conger, Paris. Tenn.
Robert H. Cook. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Carry Coote. Lockport, N. Y.
Edd Corfmann, Nowata, Okla.
William Cornwall. Fordyce, Ark,
John H. Cranston. Scranton Pa.
VIM. J. Cunningham. Detroit, Mich.
c. w. Cyrus. Burlington. N. Oak.
George David, Boston, Mass.
James ]. Dee. Augusta, Ga. - =
Q. A. Dittiacur.- -Hammondsport, My.
f. Dombrowski. Mallenville. MY.
James L. Duffy. Walnut, Kan. ~
ID. D. Duncan, Anderson, S. C..
Isaac b Dybdal, Elbow Lake. MINI.
George p. Elliott. Lithonia, Ga
VIM. e. English. Huntingdon. Pa.
Martin c.. Erickson. Thompson. Iowa.
Simon M. Esser, Casselton. N. Oak.
Peter Jon Fehrs, Belgrade. Nebr.
Harsy James Finley. Harrisburg. Pa.
Harry Albep Forsburg. Warren, Pa.
Samuel Foster, Newton, Ill, -,
Lloyd NJ. FRAZIER. Des Moines. Iowa.
Richard e. Funk. Brooklyn. ". Y.
Gillus L. Fuson, Tidalwave; KY.
Reuben Henry Gardner. Pavia. Pa
Fred J. Gauthier. Marquette. Mich.
Hervey J. Geistwite. steelton. Pa.
Waldo Gellard. Brooklyn. ". Y.
William Gergacz. South Bend, Ind :
James F. Graefr. Pottsville. Pa
Leopold Grafnecker, Chicago. Ill.
Joseph Graves. Gossett, Ill.
Earl l.. Hansel. Osterdock. Iowa.
Leslie Hart. Philadelphia. n. Y.
James e. Haskins. Dearborn, Mo.
charlie L. Hatfield. Atlanta, Ga.
Charles w. Hawk. Hummelstown. Pa.
Julius A. Helwig, New Lyme. Ohio.
Bradford Kitchens. FELTON,. Del
Joseph Hobyak. Detroit, Mich.
Ralph Hoffman. Cleveland. Ohio.
Carey D. Holbrook. ShelbyyilIe. Ind.
William Holland, Mattapan, Mass.
Francis J. Kane. Marlboro, Mass.
Abe Karger. New York, N. Y.
II. J. Kassem. Indian Bottom. Ky.
Samuel Katz. New York, N. Y.
H keladites. Port Chester, N. Y
James H. Kelser. No address given.
Bert G. Kenan. Toledo. Ohio.
William H. Kenmore. Brooklyn, N. Y.
John Kenchuk. Hammond, Ind.
SoloH,an Kilgroe, Pell City. Ala
Hugh W. King. Chicago, III.
Ora F. King, Big Sandy. Mont,
F. p. Kirschenheiter, Brooklyn n. Y.
Hubert kits. Chester, Tenn
Elmer c. Killing. Philadelphia, Pa.
Fred Koenig. Enhaut, Pa
John Kovalsci, Barbertown, Ohio.
John Krzywicki, New York, N Y.
Percy Carl Lawson, Warren, Pa.
John J. Lazarski, Pittsburgh, Pa
Joseph Linhardt. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Edgar Lower. Millersville, Ind.
Kenneth John Lutz, Butler. Pa.
Edgar J. McCann, Taunton, Mass.
]. P. McCouch, College Corner, Ohio
James J, McGuigan. Rushland, Pa
c. H. McNaughton. Mckenzie. Tenn.
Frank Mackey. Cambridge, Mass.
Walter T. Marshall. Cleveland, Ohio.
Floyd A. Maynard, Limestone. n. Y.
James c. Moorhead. Dallas Clay. Pa
Jacob s. Nailor- Mechanicsburg. Pa.
Ole A. Ness. Fargo. n. Oak.
John ]. Ney. Hammond. Ind.
Gerald w. Nordstrom, Calumet. Mich
Walter D. Patterson. Georgetown, Ill.
Everett Paugh. Benhsm. Ind.
Gravanni Pellegrino. Ironwood, Mich.
Edmund ]. Plunkett. Alexandria, La.
Walter 8. Protrowski. Peru. Ind.
William F. Purcell. Duncott. Pa.
Edgar w. Rabenold. Allentown, Pa.
Roy F. Rand. Rogers. Ark.
Flaud Rice. Elwin. III.
Luther F. Rickerson. Dubberly, La.
William Siley. Switzer. Ky.
George A. Roberts. Philadelphia. Pa.
Mearle H. Rodkey. McVeytown. Pa.
Clark Roseman. Red Lion. Pa.
Barney Sammons. Wicks. Ark.
Adolph Schurr. Cleveland, Ohio.
Walter H. Seiders. Philadelphia. Pa.
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Charles T. Sampson. Russell Pa.
Carl ]. Smith. Wsshburn. Wis,
Lee Trammell, GuadalCpita, n. Mex
John Aylor, Seminole, Okla
Harry Broshanso Babanca. Russia.
n. p. Cation. 81. Joseph. Mo
Emit F.. MITCHELL Walter. Okla,
Henry F. Peterson, Arlington. Nebr.
Died of Wounds
n. sERGEANTs.
Frank E. Andrea, Beresford. s. Oak
Clinerd w. Cahill, Hartford. Conn.
coRPoRALs.
Victor Hubert Hsndley, Berkeley, Car
Bernard H. Huelsan, Covington, KY.
PRIvATEs.
William J. Birmele. Newark, n. J..
A. c. Christofferson, Milwaukee. Wis.
w. J. Cooney, Cherry Valley. Mass.
Ihomas Z. Duncan, Portland. Ore.
Elmer A. Feldman. Quincy, Wis.
Joe Fuller, Arlington, Colo.
John r. Lehman, Far Rockaway. NY.
KENNETH LEWIS. zoos Twelfth
street northwest, Washington.
D. c.
Hobson Maddox, New Brocton, Ala
CnHoro Is. Mason. Boston, Mass,
oliver Peterson, Twin Valley. Minn.
Nililam l. Spencer, Milan, Ga.
Frank Stanke, PhIladelphia- Pa
Don S. Sutton, LumbeTton, n. c.
Wounded Severely In Action.
Mech. Donald John Mcdonald. Che
boygan, Mich.
PRIVATES.
Dennie Ball, Kansas City. Mo.
Otto F. Boese. KalispelI, Mont.
Clarence D. Brown, Clifton. n. Y.
Angelo Campanello, Newark, y. }.
Edward Fitzgerald, Oakland, Cal
Gabriel P. Homsley. Fairfield. " Oak
John Kaniewski, Chicago. Ill.
r. Kruger, Milton Junction, Wis.
Bias Levandowsky, Wausaw. Wis.
Charley w. Malone. Sails, Miss.
John Roy Miller, Elkton, Mich.
c. L. Murray. Mackinaw City. Mich
Stephen y. Psppas, Worcester. Mass.
Marion z. Fowler. Novinger. Mo.
Charles F. Schaffer, Hunt. w. Va.
SEVERN Tangen, Fosston, MINI.
John J. VoEely. Benkelanm. Nebr.
George A. Wright. Casselton, n. Oak.
Oscar Peterson, PopeJoy. Iowa.
Roy Pierce. Corning. Ark
Michael Quinn. Brooklyn, " 7.
Ernie p. Robinson, Pioneer. Tenn.
Walter o. Schlatter, Fort Wayne. Ind
William r. Slattery. Luna. y. Y.
Paul NJ. Spehar. Chassell. Mich.
NOureddin f. Steel, Oakland, Ca.
c. Stelmachowski. Milwaukee. Wis.
Joseph Stokes, Brooklyn. y. Y.
Lee Tounsen, Kennett. Mo.
Edmund Tyborczyk. Milwaukee. WIS.
Robert Urban. New York. y. Y.
Frederick P. Vinson. Gneiss, y. c.
Glen G. Wagner, Richmond. Ind.
Morris c. Watson. St Louis. Mo.
Tina Whitaker. Caney Springs, Tenn.
I. T. White. Ann Arbor. Mich
William II. Whitlock, Bedford. Ind
Percy John WickS. Carson City, Mich.
Fred Wilcox. Morley. Mich.
Charlie Wright. Middlecreek, Ky.
Nelson Wright, LaPorte. Ind.
Albert Wutrich. Beloit. Wis.
y. NakoVich. West Pullman. I'll.
Wounded degree UndetermIned.D
Lieut. Harley b Castor, Lowell, y. {.
sERGEANTs.
F. A. Dockendorf. Chicago. III.
W. II Garnett. New Brunswick. Car.
Andrew Gertner. Brownfield Pa.
Edward Merckcr. Nelpen. Ind.
William D. Quimhy. Manchester. y. II.
Robert A. Williams. Cleveland, Ohio.
CORPORAL.S.
George A. Bazulks. Buffalo, y. Y.
John BronkhOTst. Ross. Mich.
Clyde c. Campbell. La Junts. Colo
Alex CaspaIich. GuIfport. Miss.
John Cawley. Vandling. Pa.
Norsmn X. Clapp, Grafton, Ohio.
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Died From wounds Received 4.
Action.

Sergt. John S. Simpson, Ready, KY.
CORPORALS.
Robert L Byrne. Tacoma. Wash.
Stanley Colody, Windsor. Conn.
John d. Mallon, Manchester, N. J.
John r. O'Hara, Darlington, N. Oak
Walter Henry Sands. Sparta. Wis
PRIvATES.
Dexter Allen, Statesboro. Ca.
John Androzeiviez. Schenectady.
NY.
Horace Aucoin. Chataignier. La.
Noah NJ. Burns, Boise, Idaho.
Joe Cobetsky. Rostowa, Russia
c. J. Cook, Fredericktown. Mo.
H. A. Devriese, Mount Clemens.
Mich.
Michael Gall. McKees Rocks. Pa.
Jesse E. Garretson. Red Cloud. Nebr
John Ciestaw Kornas, Detroit, Mich.
Carl F. Randall, Ionia. Mich
Warren c. Smith. Oxford. Ohio
Simon Stewart, Bridgand, Ireland.
William Wright, Ukiah, Cal.
Died From, Disease.
PRIVATES.
Jno. Cipolla. Fara San Martina.
Italy.
James Lewis, Pineland. Tex.
Richardson Singleton, Hinesville, Ca.
Died of Airplane Accident
Lieut.. FRANKLIN GRAY FOX,
1878 Webster street northwest.
Washington, d. C.
Lieut.. Geo. P. Milham. Benton. Ark.
Wounded severely.
Capt Jos. Walker. Haverford. Pa
LIEUTENANTs.
Clifton, V. Cross. Naugatuck, Conn.
James r. Dudley. Williamsburg, Pa
Alfred K Kimberly, Oshkosh. Wis
Harry J. Selby, Ivory, Nd.
Ernest Arthur Swingle. Ariel. Pa
Lawrence Westermann, Chicago, Ill
sERGEANTs.
Cass p. Carter. Ashland, Miss.
Daniel J. Cogan, Bayonne. N. J.
Aaron Dolow, Lomza, Russia.
Robert W. Hyatt. McLeansboro, nj.
Earle 8. Franklin. wesser, N. c.
John Henry Root. Detroit, Mich.
coRPoRALs.
E. J. Archambault. Maple Lake. MINI.
Edward G. Booza, Detroit, Mich.
George Otto Bouril. Manitowoc, Wis
Percy A Dean, Oneida, n. Y.
Earl W. Hill. Marion, Ill.
Donald B. McKimens. Mohler. Ore.
John w. Nichols. Big Rapids. Mich.
Walter ]. Speidel. Hanoverton, Ohio
Harry Allen. E. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Marco Armani. Tivol. Austria.
E. G. Hathaway. New Canton, III.
Willard Morgan. Cornettsville, Ky.
Mechanic Y. ]. Cobb. Corsicana, Tex
Mechanic Jas. Fife. Great Falls, Mont.
PRIvATEs.
Walter H. Adams, Empora, Miss.
T. D. Albregkson. Bismarck, n. OAK
Oscar Anderson, Glenville, MINI.
Albert G. Ashley. Croff, n. Oak.
Fred E. Aune, Dayton, Greg.
Kenneth Bronnenberg, Anderson, Ind.
Lawrence H Daley. Brooklyn. Ind
Robert H. Dillavou. Glidden. Iowa.
Thos. W. Duff. Glasgow, Scotland.
Joe George, Fletcher. Okla.
John Gurny. Lubin. Russian Poland
Ivan Gustafson. Chicago. Ill
Louis ]. Halpern, Seattle, Wash
Jonas johnson. Gary, S. Oak
Josef Karecki. Kovno, Russia
Francis NJ. LoveIace, Atlanta, Ga.
Virgil Mccoy. Malcolm. MINI.
John Regush, Suczawa, Austria.
Charles Bowers Ruch. Lancaster. Pa
William F. Ryan. New York, n. T.
Frank Saddiu, Barckeda. Italy.
Elmer Spriggs. Springfield, Mo.
Joe Bagley, Porterdale, Ga.
John Barga, Cliff Mine. Pa.
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In Action. tr.-res I'm.
determined.D

WeuneeA ~ Action. tE.Sree Un-
deternined.D
sERGEANTs.
George Clayton. Jersey CITY. \ J.
Joseph Hans, New York. n Y.
John NJ. schully. Waterbury. Conn.
Corp William. o'Callashsn. jr.. San
Francisco, Cal
Bugler Ernest N. Fourier. Fail
River. Mass.
PRIvATEs.
James Barrett. New York, N. Y. y
William Davis. Chicago, Ill.
Maxwell L. Durham. Mobile, Ala.
John +. Lowery, Chicago, Ill.
c. j. Mcconnell. Parkersburg. w. Va.
John Z. Sankey, Oakland, Cal.
Saml E. Stickney. Jndependence, Mo.
Robert ]. Close, st. Peter, MINI.
Haurilo Cozachuck, Kosowka, Russia.
John Foy, Bohonira Banni, Ireland.
Wiiliam kaban.. Cobren, Russia.
Sayario KNAPP, Sam Pedro. Italy.
Felix kondin. Desevovo. Russia.
Paul Linke, Chicago. ILL.,
Raymond F. Tate. Thompsonville, Ill
Merl L. Welch. Edinburg, ILL.,
Nathaniel Epstein New York, N. Y.
Alvin r. Hass. Lytton. Iowa.
Fred d. HUM, Hinsdale Ill.
Anton z. Larson. Princeton Minn.
Charlie 1. Lemay. Okemoh. Okla.
Raymond A. McIver, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Otto Theadore Maulding. Patoka. Ill.
Thomas Mera. Buffalo. N. Y.
George II. Murdoch. Chicago, Ill.
Daniel ]. Murtha, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ed ]. Murphy GAINESVILLE. Tenn.
Claude B. Peters, Peoria. Ill.
Theo. W. Peterson, Ashland, Wis.
Sam Rodick. Chicago, ILL.,
Missing In Action.
sERGEANTs.
Harvey Bowe. Dry Branch. W. Va.
Ed. G. Elvidge. Philadelphia. Pa.
Harold Jones. San Antonio. Tex.
Lille A. G. Scruggs, Gretna, Va.
'CoRPoRALs.
Harold L. Allen, Oregon, Mo.
Dan p. Christensen. Glyndon. MINI.
Theodore Dukeshire. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Martin Gindron. Galveston, Tex.
VIM. F. Greenwood. Waltham, Mass.
Fred Love. Petrolea. Ontario. Can.
Clannie w. Smith. Etowah, N. C.
BUGLERS.
Lowell H. Aldridge. Logan. w. Va
Charles E. Amos. New York. N. Y.
PRIvATEs.
Will F. Alexander, Georgina. Ala.
Alfred Albarado, Plaquemine. La.
Howard Armstrong, Richmond. Ind,
w. X. Armstrong, w. Alexander, Pa.
Henry Arnold. Louise, Va.
Sidney H. Aucoin, Plattesville. La
Carl E. Austin. Madison. Wis.
Vim. ]. Baldwin, Somerville, Mass,
Frank J. Bernas, Elmira. N. Y.
Curtis II. Betty, Timpas. Col.
George Boutches, Chicago, Ill.
James Bradshaw, Zuni. Va.
Charlie N. Cavelero, Everett. Wash.
William ]. Chriss, Willow Hill, Ill.
Glen f. Clabaugh, Sioux Rapids, la.
Houston Clemons. Sperry. Okla.
Daniel D. Coleman. Chicago, Ill.
Spiros NJ. Collian. Chicago. III.
Edward Cox. Manchester. Ky.
Joseph Daigle, Dutchtown, La.
w. F. Davis. Halls. Tenn.
Floyd Day. Decatur. Ill.
Jacob DeBoer. Paterson, N J.
Charles Detroy. Pennington. w. Va.
Leon J. Dion. North Adams, Mass.
W. J. Doellmann. st. Bernard. Ohio.
Joseph Drake. Starks. La
Charles w. Durant. Sheridan. wyo.
A. NJ. Edmondson, Atlanta, Ga.
Charles Escarzaga, Los Angeles. Cal
Lonnie Eubanks. Non. Okla
Harry r. Ferguson. Pittsburg. Kan.
Benton Flynn. Broadhead. Ky.
Sarbaston Foley. BlackvilIe. W. Va.
Walter Foster. Mauk, Ga.
Coy Gamer, Richmond. W. Va.
Ben Gelard, Phoenix. Ill
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THE NIGHT LIST.

Killed In Action.
LIEUTENANTs. :,
James c. Andes, New YORK. N. Y.
Edward R. Common. Detroit. Mich.
Joseph P. Connor, Waterbury, Conn.
Conrod Crawford. New York. n. Y.
Edwin S. Gard. jr.. New York. n. Y.
Vernon A Holden, Neenah, Wis.
R. z. Houston. Nashville, Tenn.
sERGEANTs.
Alfred A. Anderson, st. Louis, Mo.
Walter Behler. Hamburg, Pa
Joseph T. Black, Butler, Pa
Joseph Gina, Scranton, Pa
Harold E. Gould. De Land, Fla
John NJ. Grier, W!lliamsport. Pa
william NJ. Reefer, schuylkin Co., Pa.
e G. Romanosky. Mahaney City. Pa
CoRPoRALs.
James ]. Ahearn, Waterbury, Conn.
Howard Pardoe Botty. Bedford, Pa
Stanley o. Dengler. Cressona, Pa.
John Du Rosey. st. Louis, Mo.
Ray A Howard. Harvard, nj
Jacob ]. Jockett. Wilmington. Del.
John @. Little. New York, n. Y.
Barton VIM Masterdon, Oakland, Cal.
Michael John Udeli. Falmouth. Mich.
AlcEE-. I Ec0 L. OOAAAAAos hAeAACcaSs
Mech. Claud Neeley, De Young. Pa.
Wagner Miller Wuslich. Export, Pa
Horseshoer W. S. Reed. Su6eburE, Pa
Cook Thomas Helm. Reading, Pa
PRIvATEs
William Ahcas. New York, n. Y.
Roy L. Barker. vardaman. Miss.
Nohn Beam. Erie. Pa.
P. E. Belado. Millers Falls. Mass.
= Ralph A Belden. Lebanon, Kan.
Herman r. Blum, Kahoka. Mo.
Eliza Brsedlove. Claremore, Okla
John Brekke, Madison. Wis.
Otto Bruner. Williamstown, Mo.
Claude L. Canfield. Norman, Okla.
Newton Cannon. Philadelphia, Miss.
Jesse Carpenter. Lambric, Ky.
Pablito Castinado. Ottine. Tex.
Max CataldO, Hartford. Conn.
William S. P. Gathers. Pavia. Pa.
Francis l. Caville. Philadelphia, Pa.
Max Cieminski. Polonia, Wis.
Joseph H. Clifton, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Alexander Copato. Bridgeport, Pa.
George Coschi. Philadelphia, Pa.
Mood Craig. Big Foot, Tex.
Patrick F. Crowley. Utica, n. Y,
James W. Cudmore. New York. n. Y.
W. W. Cummings, Morrowville, Kan.
Jonn DeWnurSt, Red Granite, wis.
Eba Des Gibbons. Edmore, Mich.
Edward ]. Grady, Manchester. n. II.
Howard S. Graham, Waterloo, Ia.
John Anthony Hintz, Detroit, Mich.
Adolphus A. Hymes, Wolfsburg. Pa.
Azel NJ. Jenkins, Milton, w. Va.
Eric ]. Johnson, Geneva, Ill.
Walter P. Johnson, Jeannett, Pa.
Charles W. Jones, Vincennes, Ind
Lynn E. Kelly. Utica. n. Y.
William a. Kenna.. New York. n. Y.
Frank V. King. Sheboygan. Wis.
Frank Charles LenZ, Woodward, Ala.
Vincent A. McConnon, Pottsville, Pa.
J. Mclaughlin, Wappingers Falls, n. Y
Abe E. Miller, Rockville. Conn.
Leslie L. Mitchell. Aylesworth, Okla
Clifton +. Peterson, Kirklin, Ind.
Balcslow Potosky. Detroit, Mich.
John L. Reilly. West Newton, Mass.
sam Schmidt, Hanover, Wis.
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THE AFTERNOON LIST.


The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general OF the
American Expeditionary Forces:
Killed in action .................. Il
Missing in action ................ =
Wounded severely ............... a
Wounded slightly ................ ]
Wounded, degree undetermined la5
Died from wounds ................ i
Total E............ ....-...-..........2SS
Killed In Action.
LIECTENANTS.
Harrison a. Dickson. Springfield III
Vincent S. Manning. Jersey City. y. j..
CORPORALS.
Martin Kiah. Bay Citv. Mich.
Abraham Zippin, New York. y. Y.
PRIVATES.
Charles Cottinrham. SconcwLll. Okla.
Eddie c. Lund. Siren. Wis.
Jos. Majewski. Chicago, Ill.
Sterling NJ. Peek. Flurey, Tex.
Howard 6. Rising. Lockport, y. Y.
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CONTINUED Ok PAGE SEVEN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-18
SLAVS EXPECT ALLIES
TO DO THEIR FIGHTING

AfcnanSCl, Sept 12.--DiffiCultv be-
sets the government of the north and
its allied advisers in their attempt 70
bring order out of the chaos of nine
months of BoIshevik regime in the
Archangel province. Slowly but sure
ly, the task is going forward, but no
one denies 1t is a difficult job.
one problem the allies confront is
how to arouse tho Russians to work
for their own regeneration and to ION
in the task of shaking off the grin
of the Bolsheviki. Urging them to do
so, the Sivefnoie Utro, published here,
says:
The French. British and American
soldiers came here from all parts OF
the world to fight for the freedom
and happiness of this country. The
Russian people look upon the allies
with envy, with the ewes of a begenr
watching a rich neighbor. and they
are making but little effort themselves
to strive for a happier life. They eX-
poet that the others, the allies for IN
stance will fight for them"
Russia is now divided into two
camps declared the Voxroshendie
Sievera. lone is on the side Of fhe
monarchists, the Bolsheviki and the
Germans; the other, all the democratic
elements of Russia supported nv the
allies The Bolsheviki try to persuade
the population that the allied inter-
Vention aims to restore monarchy. but
the facts show the contrary. Russia
must fully realize that the aim of tho
allies is to lend their assistance for
the regeneration of Russia on a sound
and democratic basis"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-18
BAKER PAYS VISIT TO
THE MISSES LANSING

1917 MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED "lNel
Paris, oct. 1.-THE American Sec
rotary of War, Newton ID. Baker, on
arriving in France, called upon Miss
Katherine r. Lansing and Miss Erma
S. Lansing, of Watertown, n. Y. sis
ters of the America Secretary of State,
who have organized a Red Cross cam
teen for wounded American soldiers
at a French port. Mr.. Bakers cali
was unofficial and intended as mat
ter of courtesy to his colleague in the
United States cabinet but he manifest
ed interest in the work accomplished
by the Misses Lansing, and congratu-
lated them upon their recent decora-
ton with the French War Cross lor
services rendered under fire.
The Misses Lansing have organized
here canteen for distributing sand
wiches, hot drinks. cigarettes ana
chocolate to the wounded men return
ing to America. In the delays be-
tween detraining and settling on Board
steamers, there are sometimes long
intervals in which no food is serVeu
to the wounded men, Consequently
they greatly appreciate the gooa
things distributed among them by the
Misses Lansing as parting godspeed
from the Red Cross.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-18
KAISER SHAMES
GERMAN PEOPLE,
DECLARES KAHN

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIsEl
New York, oct. 17.-Otto II. Kahn,
financier, in an appeal today ito
Americans of German descent" in
which he referred to the large per-
centage of, German names in the
American army's casualty lists. impor-
tuned them to strain every nerve to
equal or Guido our fellow citizens of
native birth" in subscribing for the
Four h Liberty Loan.
After bitterly. assailing kaiserism
for dishcnoring all children of the
fatherland, Mr.. Kahn declared that
the war may he over before long.
This may be the last chance" he
continued for some of us to obtain an
adequate place in the pages of the
book of honor of Liberty Loan sub
scribers These pages will stand as
pcrpe ual record, as eloquent as the
casualty lists"
I'VE men of German descent have
a special reckoning to make with
kaisersm," said Mr.. Kahn. THE
whole world has been wronged and
hurt by Prussianized Germany and 1t
was never wronged and hurt before.
Our spiritual inheritance has been
81 olen from US by impious hands ana
flung into the gutter. Our blood has
been dishonored. We have been bitter
ly shamed by our very kith and KIN.
our names, which came down to us
from our fathers, have been defiled.
professions of loyalty are empty
concluded Mr. Kahn, "By our acts we
shall be Judged. Let each American
of German descent say to himself that
his subscription TO the Liberty Loan
is and will be considered test and
proof of his whole hearted allegiance
to America"