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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-14
IN MERCHANT MARINE.

Boston, Nov. 14-Today's list of men accepted by the United States Shipping Board, after final physical examination at Boston, for enrolment on it's Merchant Marine training ships included Miles T. Speers of 267 Myrtle avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-14

While they are all the time com mitting the most dirty outrages, the Huns send forward a peace delegation waving the white flag synlbolizing purity of motive and sincere friend ship.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-14

Harvesting in the rice belt Of Texas was hindered again because Of the heavy rains.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-14
PATRIOTIC SERVICE
 TO BE HELD IN
 CHRIST CHURCH
Local Company of the State Guard Expected to Be
 Present.

Stratford, Nov. 14.---The veStry or Christ church have invited the local company of the State Guard to attend service on Sunday morning. Arrange ments are being made to hold ser vice in commemoration of Victory Day. The choir under the direction Cf Mrs. Baldwin are preparing special music for the occasion and the church will be decorated with the national colors as well as those of the Allies. Rev. Dr. Smith of New York City, who is acting as clergyman in charge during the absence of the rector, Rev . c. c. Kennedy, who is serving in the army abroad, will preach. Dr. Smith is a forceful speaker and his sermon, which will be of Q patriotic nature, will be well worth hearing. The mem bers of Christ church feel that the parish has done much for the war. Its service flag ia well filled with stars and its parish has been the scene of much activity in the line of Red Cross work. They therefor feel it fitting that the first Sunday after Victory Day it's members should meet together in a service of thanksgiving for the dawn of peace. A cordial in vitation Is extended to the residents of the town and the stranger within our gates to be present on Sunday morning. Service will commence at 1O:45.
 The funeral of Mrs. Merle c. Cowles will be held from Bishops mortuary chapel on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Interment will be in Lake view cemetery.
 William S. McGrath, who is mem. ber of the Students Army Training corps of the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md, left yesterday tt resume his studies. The college ha. been closed for the past three week! because of the influenza.
 Private Charles Johnson of the 102t Ambulance company, son of MT. anC Mrs. Gustave Johnson of Californi; street, arrived home yesterday from base hospital at Fort McHenry, Bal tin.lore Md, where he has been for th past two months.
 Private Johnson was with the 102t Ambulance company in France. H was doing active service over ther when he was taken seriously Ill an had to be sent to the hospital. Afte a month in a base hospital in Franc he was sent back to America At tn end of his 20-day furlough he will re port back at the hospital.
 News items for publication in Tn Times may be left at Carten Bros Stratford Garage. Main street,
 CORTEz c. ROCKWELL, plumbin and heating ;jobbing a speciality. Co Main and Hillside avenue, Stratfor,
 D 10 If STAMFORD GARAGE-Under ne
 management. Repairing prompt
 attended to. Satisfaction guarar
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-14

STAMFORD GARAGE-Under new management. Repairing promptly attended to. Satisfaction guaran- teed.
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DRASTIC LIMITATION
CONTINUED Prom Page One.)

Sary for tho PRODUCTION ~ coal rnl tho
production of "Il and natural gas
III" text Of the resolution follows:
Whereas. TIL" war industries board is
seeking To- stop 4 proposed CONSTITUTE
lion not absolutely necessary during he
period of tn" war because Of the Imrrra-
tive necessity III conserving labor. ElH-
lcrials and capital for war purposes;
and.
"Whcrcas. TIL" war Industries boa ri
is endowed with authority TO cnforrc
This plan through It's ability To CONTROL
. prinrIticS AMI has alau secured from
manufacturers Ut building materials 4
pledge not To supply materials f"r prnj-
,,ctS which are not essential under TN"
regulations of the war industries board:
and
"Wh"rraS. The executive state chUnc !
of defense has been requested By tho
was industries board tn act rs it's agent
in the state Of West Eirgnia: therefore,
be il
'.Resol we'd That tn" "xncuiiV" state
council of defense hereby creates Il
state committee on proposed constrH. =
ton, consisting Of thrr" members.
namely:
lanes S. Lakin. member state board
Of control: G.. K. T. Wilcs. ln"!u!'cr pub
lie service coinni sSinf, and ID. W. Fat
tcrson. all Of Charleston, whose duties
shall b.:
"Firsl--Tn direct I characterization
in each Of the several counties oil '"'
state.
"Srcond-ro sec tha; tho plan or tn"
war industries board for the curtaIlm"nt
Of construction IL understood through
gu, the state, and 70 create puhllr
state of mInd which Will automaticalir
discourage building.
''Third--Tn maintain regular chnlmu-
nicalIon with the war industries board
on the one hand and with loc%l repre-
senIativcS of tho Sub-urEanlZatlnn ~
thu other hand III order that the policies
Of the war Industries board regarding
construction may he applied locally.
"t'ourth--Tu pass upon actual cases
of proposed construction.
And l." 1t further resolved. That in
each "C the several counties of III" state.
N iurth"rancH of tn" plans and policies;
Of tn" war industries board. the count
t.u;intl If defense Of tho chairman
thereof shall designate = local repre-
sentative thereof to Investigate" the mo-
rssitv Of all proposed construction for
which permits are sought. and h" shall
transmit his recon mcndatinns. with 4
summary of the facts. Ia tho state COM
mite. on proposed construction. and 1t
is hereby ordered by the executive state
council OF defense that in seeking per-
rlits for construction work III" local
and state organizations Will be guided
hy the following rcEulations:
"First-rhe perSnns interested In
construction project will apply. with 4
,tn ctu n
tho appropriate local representative OF
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The council Of defense in the several
counties.
"Sccond--Thc' local representative OF
the council Of defense will then inrcSti-
gate the necessity Of the proposed con-
Structi"n and transmit his rcc"mmnnda-
liuns. with Il full summary "t facts, 10
the state committee for review.
..Thirl-If thu state committee nn
proposed construction decides in favor
III such construction it will send its
recommendation to the non-war con-
Strurtion section Of the prioritirS
division If the war industries board.
winch will grant or withhold The per
nit. and notify the state committee on
proposed construction and also the !ndi-
v:dual concerned Of its action.
"Four,h--At the state committee On
uropo.:rd construction decides against
the proposed construction ii will notify
the persons concerned that his project
has been diSapprnvcd.
And il is further ordered. That all
rrnitrts now uuder construction may ~.
.rnmplc,rd without interruption, anu that
all structures roads ar other cunStru"-
tom projects falling within the follow
n,; clasSirirations are hereby approved
and M licenses or permits will u" re-
uuirrd therefor:
First --Aftrr having first been cleared
and approved by tn" war industries
board. those Undertakings directly by ~
under contract with the war department.
or thu navy department of III" hlt"'i
States rr for thu United states shipping
board Emergency Fleet Corporation. In"
bureau NJ Industrial housing ana trans
norlafiuu uf thu. United states depart
m.nt If labor. ar the United states
housing corporation.
"SrcOnd--kcrairs "t "r extension 7"
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POWER IF The
OTTOMAN is
OBL|TERATED

WASHINGTON. Sept. @4.-ln General
Allenby's brilliant victory OYER tho
Turks in P;.lcSsins tie british military
mission here finds Src:tt satisfaction. NOS
only because it ri-,Aaii! wipes "ut the
Ottoman power th"rc. bat b"caUsc ~ its
demons tratioa anew nt IN. d:S:.$t'.r that
accom- pauies the E"rnl;Iu domination an!
exploitation q: III" Turkish army.
Field Marshal Litnan Won Sand"i
commit: nclrd The ;hrc,; Ir.u.cS OF about
1n0. 900 men in Palestine. two of which
General .tli"nby aurlhlatcd. Won SAM
ScrS himself barely escaping with hiS
tan. The third Is in :!ii;ht. and it's de-
E, at will cue The Turkish garrison at
Asir and Tcmcn OF from Europe and
break the hold Of tn" Turk upon Hsj"Z
The rrasrerly conception - General
-Ailcnby'S plaa will ihas b. realized.
says 4 statement t",iay by u" t'rltI$h
mission ami there - ta:r promise that
its execution WILL tend 70 "utbIu the
conception.
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existing buildings involving in the as'

existing buildings involving in tho as'
grcGatc q cost not exceeding s2.5G0.
Third - Roadways. buildings anC
other structures undertaken BY or under
contract with the United States railroad
administration or a railroad operated by.
such administration.
"Fourth-Those directly connected
with mines producing coal. metals am
fcrro-alloy minerals and production Of
hut not refining. Of mineral oil and 81
natural gas.
"EIfth-Public highway improvements
and street pavemcnts when cXpressl!
approved in writing BY the United
States highway council.
no building project. unless exempted
in ono of the foregoing classes. shail oH
undertaken without a permit in writing
issued by or under the authority OF the
chief OF the non-war construction sec
ton of III" prioritics division Of tlIr
war industries board"
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REDUCTION
III ! TX LEVY
III TIL: SENATE

r,
"'i@ :"|iS'"H ~ t':' NOUS" F'"''''''''"
" ~ r"yci.iIr bill ;u,!ay. IN. S"nHtc finance
committee. y,r,,,.}fv. ,i,.,.i,;rd T.. make no
S.oS'ih''' al ''"''|>'"H III w '7 - '''''
iLN levy ;.-upn's-,E.
N,",,,,. ,Y,.,.h...s a. ;hr commit &c,
,,;,..,r,.,.,. Si,,,,y,.us s.,,,l ,h.r. was little
.,.,.,n.,,ir, ,n ;hn ,,iou 10 raise by taxa
ton .ur-;iIr,I &c tn" 50 00n 0un. 900 il
= .S,in,q,.i Ih.. government Will need
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Train Bandits Killed
In Fight With Police

KANSAS City. No. SEPT. @;.-i:"E
Lancaster. alias KANSAS Guy H!IcilIc
sad 10 bc L u"mh,r Of th. Lewis httnI.
and SUSPECTED II "nnlpiiCIfE II tn" Mis-
Sou-i. kauS:;S ami Texas passenger train
robbery rear Koch. 'i!GS;CS July 10.
last is ,lc;t, a~ 4 result ~ Il gun Ii2ht
with i :corc 81 policemen here this At
ternonn.
Ills brother. Warren Lancaster was
caught when l." tried II "Scu!-, from l.
hOrS., ws,.r" III" r.t!r had har=i"adcd
Themselves.
Thr"" policemen and 4 soldier. VIII"
was aiding, were wounded. Hundreds ri
shots w"r,. fired dur!n+; tnc tight. which
laStcd about ouc hour.
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SECOND LIST.
Killed In Action


Cant. Oryille r. Thompson. l71n Ter
mon avenue. Pittsburgh, Ia
Licutenants--
Frank J. Duffy. a4l7 Spring Garden
street Philadelphia, Pa.
Srrgeants--
Edward j. Riehl. 554s Market street.
Philadelphia Pa.
Archie W. Thompson, West Washing
ton street. Cory. Pa
Corp6rals-
William Mcinzer 131c West Second
street. Chester. Pa
Mech. Charles Wright. Espyrille. Pa.
Cook Raymond G.. Frcch. SIS Elm
street. Camden. y. j.
PrivHtes-
Walter L. Bauer. 731 Lincoln Way, Blu
cyrus. @.
George Bcnijno, 1855 Farrctt street.
Philadelphia. Pa,
Joseph w Champman. TEL Cherry
street Gallon. o.
John i. clark, los East Poplar street
Columbus. o.
I.orin a. Cnopcrrdcr. Il. +. D. >. Glen
ford. o.
Frank A. Dodge. ToTrcy. Pa.
William T. Fallun. 25l Slocun street.
Swoyrrvillc Pa.
giuseppe fhHuCCI, N"A 90 'fi'"'' o'A
Pa
william l.. Gander( l4l5 Race street
Cincinnati. o.
James Il. Griffin. $3.50 Cincaid street,
Pittsburgh. Pa
Charles Grondwalski. 10 walnut
street, Ntrona. IN.
Joseph r. Mnulcr, SIT South avenue.
North Side. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Thomas Murphy. 1871 North 56h
street. Philadelphia. Pa,
Albert j. Murray. l03 Prushton ave
nue., Pittsburgh. Pa
William Myers, l1ok West King
street, York. Pa
Nicolali S;lza. box AZ, Avanmore. Pa
William Smith. la5 East Seventh
street, Chester. Pa
Harry j. StroThcrg. ~ 43d street.
South Side. Pittsburgh. Pa
Herbert Taylor. 500 East 18th street.
Chester. Pa.
Philip Welsh. box .95. Salina. Pa.
Harry Charles Woods. Apollo. Pa
Francis r. Young. 1853 Monticello
street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
nonivan Milton Anderson, 100 Brook
street. Bradford. Pa.
Charles Michael Coynr. S3@5 Ward
street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Died Prom Wounds
Corporal Albert e. Gcrkc, $50 Spring
mill strict Mansfield, o.
Prirates-
Irwin T. Moss. sc West street. Tunk-
hammock, Pa
wounded Severely.
privatcS--
Leon Champluvicr. SINNERS Eddy
Pc.
Edward 4. Dean. Jr-. lIl7 Electric
street. Scranton. Ia.
wounded Degree Undetermined).
Private Joseph +. Slanke, 1908 AL
burn street. Cleveland. ..
Missing In Action.
Corporal clifford T. Maxwell. sos
Madison street. t;r-cnShurS. IA.
l'rirat"S--
Clyd" Conrad rrnrf. 81 East Second
street, NrSCupcck. IA.
Prisoners.
Sergeant Patrick H. Farrell. CO.. Ninth
street. Altoona, IA.
l'rivaicS--
GuiS"ppr Ardizz:. l32l r'umin street
Philadelphia. Ia.
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Norman cleveland Eakcr, McronncllS-
: burg. Ia.
wounded Severely.
; CaptuinS--
Samuel E:tirigh Irwin. r. r. p. l.
Cherry Tree. IA.
Herbert u. l;yman. Nj. Pulaski. ILL.,
Li-ut"iIants----
Joseph Il. soulston. 1910 South Alden
street. Philadelphia. Pa.
ScrSrants-
Albert =. lest. urlvnsburg. Fa.
Harry T.. Douglass. Vanderbilt. Ia
Curporals-~
William I. I.utz. Eirdsboro, Pa,
tn"kS--
Rohcr, W. Black. IFS West Pine ave-
uu" Washington. Pr
PrivatcS--
l:cnjamin r .tnnckcn. 20o6 Purtlc
street. Louisville. ny.
Edgar Raymond Bcck. Shancsville'
Pa.
Joseph V. Conway. Scs Belmont
street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
llillard Davis. 4"3 Moosic road. Old
Forge. Pa
Martin Dietrich. 1903 Lyon avenue.
Butler. Pa.
rlarcnc" e. pi,tmann. %6'c Jansen
avrutIr. chicago. Ill.
Theodore. Edward Harrcr, 40 Lincoln
avenue. Butler. tn.
rhalmor H. Hulsngcr. 7@6 Somerset
street. Jamestown. Ia.
Floyd b. Huffman, Warrington, ".
Va
ToIbert johnson, r. P. D. l, box 4S4,
East Lynn, W. Va.
Clifford q. krmmrr. HolEatc Q.
Thomas +: kcrlrr Remove. IA.
Edward j. kopr. liokes. Pa
Frederick j. Libby. Hastings Pa
Robert VI. McGraw. 3@l Hastings
street, Pittsburgh. Pa
rasqualr Maucus". 626 West sixteenth
street. Erie, i'L
Ebert Marshall, slab Pork, W. Va
Eugene ~ Moore. box as. nillonVa!e'
OHIO.
George Adam Meyer. +oi Reading
street. Stcrlinn, Pa.
Willie Mueller. Cylinder Iowa
Missing IN Action
SrrgcantS--
John \. Davis. :c7 Twelfth avenue,
Homestead. IA.
Joseph W. Gri"sScr. 1911 Paramount
avenue. Philadelphia. Pa.
David |. Rankin, 5li Todd street. Will
kinsburE. Ia.
Melvin Y. Virgin. 1864 Erodhcad
street. Pittsburgh, Ta.
Roh-r; G. Wilson. Alb FnrT avenue,
Wilkcs-Harrc. 1T
Corporals--
Emmc, +. pnwd. IA Cherry avenue,
Altoona. IA
Jerry Gillespie. 766 North DC Kalh
street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Conner +. O'Bricn. 5o7 Alpine street.
Pittsburgh. IA.
Hurry W: Wills 1872 Coal street Will
kinsburE. IA.
privatrS--
Robert L. Anderson. SIG North Fin
gold street. Philadelphia. Pa.
David j. Cain. 500 STILES street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
John y. Carot!rrs. 3l3 Norma street
Pittsburgh. IA,
Fen r. Cuuaway, Chickasaw. IA.
E"ubcn crnulhamrl. IS East Penn
street Nnrrisi own. Pa
Edward r.. Daniels, ~ Chester street.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Ray rivcrhart. So Adler street, Gosh
octnn. q.
Clarrncn O. Gamble. Tarrntum. Pr.
Edwin l.. ,irecn IA? 81. Joseph street.
Lancaster. Pa.
William = IIonk. L. T. H. .. Tarcn-
tum. Pm.
Harry T.. HnusrhoIdcr. 72S Fourth nv
cnur. New E"usinglnn. Pa
Raymond cross, lr4 Mannheim street.
Lancaster. Pa.
Louis T.. Irwin. L. +. Il. =. C"zaddalr,
Ohio.
Guy E. Johnson, Clareanont, W. Va
JamrS G. Johnston. breckenridge. IA.
Louis l.n SaSs". %45 North cath street.
Philad"lp hia. PA.
Ear $. Riley. GIG Walton avenue.
West Philadelphia, Pa.
William J. Ryan. 507 SaSsairaS street,
Erin. Ia.
Elmer Eden Sutrhtn. Willis. Va.
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THREE NAVAL AV|ATORS
killed AT PENSACOLA

PENSACOLA. Fla. Sept. 2i.--Thr""
naval uy;aturS wrr" hIii"d here to-day
III tn" fail OF n hydroplaH" III f"nSa-
cola !;ry. Three other occupants II the
plan, were painfully hurt. TIL" dead are
Ensign, 7. L. Rourn!qu". Highland Park,
III: MachlnSts Thomas 9. Jones. New
Hartford. y. Y. lnd Il. r. Saunders.
Of WrSifi.ld. y. J.
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South Dakota Mob Drives
Candidates Out Of Town

ABERDEEN. s.. d.. Sept. 24.-Mark !.
Bates. candidate for governor OF S"utE
Dakota on tho bipartisan League
ticket, and \. e. ToTnlcy. Non-Pari:Siii
lcaclc organizer. were driven from
Triton. s. D. today by mob when
they attempted to max" campaign
speech there. according IN reports re-
ccivcd here.
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Our women arc victims Of an over civilization.
Nature is rcbelng at the abuse heaped upon her
and her crys for help manifested by that
tired, worn out feeling so many women expert
cnce ii not in the actual development of disease
IN sc7.e ore OF Is many forms
Thousands upon thousands Of our mothers
wives, sisters, are suffering. In their weakened.
cnervated coalition, they have fallen easy victims
TO that most common and at the same time that
most insidious OF diseases. cataCrh. Catarrh IS
NOT confined to the nose and throat wtc:@ is
manifestations are familiar to 97rr .; the p,,nr.
Catarrhal inflammation and congestion nay q
tack the mucous lining in any part OF the boGy.
social moth. the business woman. the household
drudge, all may be subject to attack
For years mothers OF families have been fight
ing the stcalthy cncroachnents of this heat,
DESTROYING monster. With what success had
best be told in the words OF one OF them.
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him practice and sold by almost druggist
tablet liquid has had half sd
successful results the dchcate arrangements and
finds
hood critical time
the "Favonte Prescription has been vob
The Prescription sold tablet form for Send
to Dr. ces nvnhds Hote\d Surgical Institute Buffalo, N for
package and Bte for ee confidential medical advice there need
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Two hundred and six names are III me
TWO casualty lists issued today III I"'
number ar, four West Virginia n"H =
unn from MuundSvili" and one iTo'h
MaEnlnStUn
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James Il Sucker. 56th and Woodland
avenue. West Philadelphia. Pa.
William W. While. Blain. Pa
Albert S. Wilson. r +. u. >. Clear
field. Pa.
Harry X. Xciglcr. Wolfsburg. Pa
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Women Who Flv
Buy usERN Bos1s

war is not so much in doing
mems work in flying IN from
Of the lines as it is in war.
service work here at home.
You are confronted now BIZ
gaver and harder duties. You,
as mothers, wives and sisters.
are called upon to face the
separation from all that is
most dear to you. The war
must be won not less by women
than BY the fighting men. The
influence Of women is fcl.
everywhcre-on the battle
field, in the hospitals and
amongst the producers a,
home. Women I'll cver tina
world realize more and morn
that their work ut home will
help the men at the Front.
There is an important factor
which has TO be carefully OBJ
served to make the great work
women are doing SUCCESS
full. Nobody, man or woman,
can do good,work when health
is impaired.
The greatest boon to ~oman-
kind is q tonic made up OF
herbs, which makes weak
women strong and sick women
well. This is the "Prescrip-
tiopn of IL p;,ro~ u.>d h.,
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leWiSe falling V1cllIn 70 ueIFoAs pay sI~ai -Soi-
Is Of convention.
III This is what she says: Il have weighed as
little as 100 pounds. For years suffered with
my stomach, cramps and severe headaches. After
reading DR.. Hartman's Health Book, decided to
II, Pcruna The first bottle brought good results
but as was bound to get we'll, took twelve.
Fifteen years ago I started with Peruna and 7
would not be without it. Many of my friends arc
taking Pcruna on my rccommendat1on and arc
pleased with the results My weight now IS
:rogrd zoo pounds and I bale and hearty at
the age {; G3. l can do as much work rs my
tcug:tcrs.
Catarrh of the stomach Is only orc Of the many
;ur.:ls OF catarrh fer which Pcruna is advised If
you suffer just write The PcTuna Company, Dept
r. Columbus, Ohio, for DR.. Iiartmans Health
Book 1t is free and you may find that Peruna
is lust what you need Pcruna is sold everywhere.
Your dealer has it. Don't take substitute. Ask
for the Dr. Hartman's Celebrated Pcuraa Tonic;
also Peruna ALMANAC.
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MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
wounded In Action (Seyerely).

"UuHUe2 III hCV1O1 NSeFeke8JJ'
Second Lieutenant Allain &. pcrkin-
son. Petersburg. Va.
S"rGHantS---
Ten1 W. Hill, Park street, Mounds
vile; W. Va.
Missing in Action.
PrivairS---
John i. HinnI"n. 1902 RnuvIcr street.
Philadelphia. Ia
Charles II. McI"l,y. Moth I.rwishurS.
Ohio.
Nrrn" r.. Spar;h. Argnnia, o.
Previously Reported Missing In Action.
Frivai" OH" J.. Montgomery. L. +. ~
!. l.aWrcnrrDurE, Ky.
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FIRST LIST.

Died Of wounds Received In Action
Norman cleveland takcr, McConnclIS-
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Rests the Future Integrity Of the Nation.

ehetho future @ nann e-
uto acnvion demand
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-08-08

aud there are no oeerggogfn fence
rows of EalEsw washed hiElsldea Ee-
cry available foot Of ground IS cul1l-
waited, and the vegetation IS abun.
dant. One Of the most peculiar
things ] noticed was that On q hill
that has Q slope 0f from AS to g
degrees, the rows run straight Up
the ground would wash completely
and down One would think that
away, but this does not seem to be
the case. Fertilizer is used very ex>
tensiyely. Lots Of times, in fact,
Pa q majority Of instances, the sta
bes val be found to be parts Of the
houses, and all the doors have holes
In them for the convenience Of chick
ems. dogs, etc.
All Of the roads are either paved
or gravelled, and to a speed fiend
would be simply perfect What I
have said in the preceding paragraph
will apply almost exclusively to the
country and small towns. Some of the
cities are as modern as any in the
States. The streets are broad and
paved; with park about % yards
wide in the middle. In this park
win be found tables and chairs, and
one of the chief amusements Of the
French people is to sit at one Of these
tables with bottle Of wine or beer
and watch the crowd 60 by. ] rath-
er enjoy this myself. IN one town /
went into a saloon--or rather, q cafe
as they are called ere-with an
other fellow for drink, and ran
into an Old lady who could talk Eng
lish. 1t seems that she had lived
for about IL years in England, and
she was very laxative. We had
quite a chat with her; and received
a good many pointers on what to do
in the city and the places Of interest.
Last Sunday | went on hike with
an old friend. We reached little
village not far from here just about
church time-or rather mass-and
decided to 60 IN. The service was IN
Latin, and The sermon in French, end
Of course / could not understand what
was said, but / enjoyed 1t just the
same. noticed that the women
all wore the same kind Of dresses
and had dinky little lace caps on their
heads. Most Of the men and boys
wear great, long smocks that strike
them about the knees. They also
wore trousers, however"
The soldier who wrote the above
puts postscript on his letter that
expresses the sentiment Of most Of
TIE boys who have left home for for
eign service
write as often as you can, and
have the folks do the same, whether
YOU hear from me or not. Lots Of
times / can't write, but ~ can still
read, and letters from home are bet
ter than cash."