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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13
SISTER HELPED
HER BROTHER

Mr.. George Schillo. sos Pear!
avenue, Cleveland, writes; 81 am
glad | was recommended TO your
medicine. 1t was pretty well run
down, nervous and loss OF ambi-
ton, felt tired at all times. could
not sleep. and had loss Of appetite,
felt weak and trembled from weak
ness. ! find your Cadomene Tab
let's n helping me very much. |,
was writing to my sister about my
rundown condition. She advised
me TO take Cadomene, as she had
been as bad off as myself. Cado-
meme built her nerves up and re-
stored her health. | am more than
thankful | received her advice"
Sold by druggists everywhere. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13
LONDON RECEIVES
REPORT Of BOCHE
HEIR BEING SHOT

extremely indefinite state of public
opinion in Holland by the Amsterdam
correspondent OF the Mail. He says
that German revo lutionary soldiers
along the Dutch frontier say that they
We're strictly ordered 60 prevent the
former emperor and his family to es-
cape into Holland.
Late Saturday night and shortly af-
ter 6 o'clock on Sunday moraing, he
says. the sound Of cannon could be
heard from German territory. II was
reported that a fight had taken place
between revolutionists and royalist
troops and that both sides had used
artillery
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13
SAILING CENSORSHIP
WITHDRAWN BY DANIELS

WASHINGTON, Nov. I3.-With-
drawal of the voluntary censorship
e atoms under which newspapers in
the United States have refrained from
mentioning the movement Of all mer-
chant ships plying in and out of At
lantic ports was announced Tuesday
night by Secretary Daniels.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13
MUNICH REPORTS BERLIN
PROCLAIMED REPUBLIC

ZURICH, Nov. 10. tBy the Associated
Press. "A republic was proclaimed at
Berlin on Saturday. according to ad-
vices received from Munich.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13
HEINRICH, OF
REUSS, ADVOCATES

COPENHAGEN. Nov. ia dispatch
received from Berlin says that Prince
Heinrich XVII Of Reuss Of the younger
line, has abdicated.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13
GENERAL STRIKE ON.

BERNE. Nov, 10, IHavas IA gen
eral strike has begun throughout
Switzerland.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13
Look at Tonguel Remove Poi
sons From Stomach, Liver
and Bowels.

Accept California Syrup Of Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure our
child is having the best and most harm
less laxative or physic for the little
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
loves It's delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child's dose on each bot
tie. Give il without fear,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13
NEW RUMANIAN NATION
MAKES WAR ON TEUT0NS

PARIS, Nov. 10. (Havas.D-A dis
patch to the Frankfort Gazette from
Budapest says the new Rumanian gov
many.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13
The Boon of Regular Bowels

the health promoting properties of
active bowels, these are yours when
you occasionally take Dr. Kings New
Life Pills, Keep the stomach sweet,
the breath untaiuted. the system
cleansed. Gentle hut positive in action
Sold everywhere, Poe. d
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13
HERE'S RELIEF
FOR YOUR COLD!
DR.. Kings New Discovery
Helps to Bring the Desired
Quick Relief.

It holds a record OF fifty continuous
Years Of relieving promptly and pleas
antly-the usual winter colds, coughs,
and bronchial attacks.
II holds a following OF armies Of regu-
lar users in whose family medicine cab
NETS DIR. Kings New Discovery is the
Y~atchword for cold and cough correc-
tons.
Sold by druggists everywhere, GOc.
and Sl20.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13
OF CHARLES
OFFICIALLY GIVEN OUT

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 13.-The abdi-
cation of Emperor Charles of Austria
is officially announced at Vienna.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13

Another very remarkable group Of $50 smart Winter Goats at posi-
tive savings of from rs to 40 per cent. Special purchases that have been
arranged for Thursdays selling at or feature price of $1975. They are
decidedly the best garments we have so far offered at this price and the
woman who buys n may rest assured she has the biggest bargain of the
year. There are more than a score Of different models-every n new,
clever, upto-date and good looking. If you wan a lew Coat, don't miss
this sale tomorrow.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-13

Highelass Coats of the choicest materials and in the most approved
style 20 Winter-so many different models ito select from, yer woman is
assured of finding a becoming style. Materials are fine quality Kersey, Blu
rea cloth, Metons, wool Velours and fancy mixtures; smartest beued
and loose effects; plain and plush trimmed; many of them with fur collars
the seasons most popular coloyi coats worth $500, $4,000 and $500 for
$1975.
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Tho war LASTED I.5f7 days Tn" r'r-
;ral powers had tho uH?"r hand fnr i.4i2
days. FnchS rTrn$iv" defeated iilG
rn"nv in III days.
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Wilkinson. Edgar Mex inl"E. Eric, Ia.
Ricc. Robert j.. AShtnhula. q.
Tanner, Ernest, Elizabeth, W. Va.
Blnrkenship, Everett, Kistler, W. Va
Davis, Clare c., west Alexander, Pa.
Dsan, Curtis, whites Creek, W. Va.
Forbes. James H.. New Castle, PA.
wounded Slightly.
Major:
i'all"n. Nathaniel E: c;r"cnvinr. s. {.
Lockwood. William Il. Jacksonville
Fla
Roberts. Spencer, Philadelphia. Pa.
Cioldslcin. Emanuel. Brooklyn. y. I
Captain:
Van r;icSon. Walter w. Columbus. q,
| Sergeant:
Davis, Aaron Y, Elkins, W. va.
Rodriguez, Placide, Bardaue, ". Va.
CorpnraI:
Stnddard, Francis T.. East Liverpool
Ohio.
Eurkhart Joseph. Pittsburgh PA.
Rornshy, Ernest, Elfridge, W. Va.
Shaw. Luke e.. tninntown. IA.
RuElcr:
Wilson, Porter D., Junior. ". Va.
Private:
Brown Silas J.. Pittsburgh. IA.
McDunald Curtis G.. Chippewa Lake
Ohio.
Miller. Charles. Pitt shurGh. Pa.
Raincy. John Cannon. Pittsburgh. Tn
McMullen, Sam E, Sistersville, ". Va
MalnoSki. Stanley. Eric, PA.
Ahrum. Morris. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Barnes. Fest. Columbus. q.
McAlcrr Charles L. Pittsburgh. IN.
Shaw. Danirl r. Eric. Ia.
Ricglc. loo. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Kakascik, Ambrose r, Mingo juno
tion, Ohio.
Sprycr Edward ". PITTSBURGH. Ia.
Thar. Thurman r.. Canton. q.
White. Springer G.. Gniontnwn. Pa.
Moore. Earl. Pitts burEh Pa.
| Wi-ni-w$ki. Charles. Cleveland q.
Gnul William r., Wheeling, W. VA
| Arnold. William F.. Beaver, IN.
, Diets. Edward .Ir. Akron. q.
Conway. Arthur J.: Eric. Ia.
| Hess. Ferdinand. Pittsburgh. tn.
! Krupp. William T.. Jamestown. Pa.
! Martin. James 4. Cleveland Ohio.
oNeal, John, west Union, " Va.
; Graham. Captain r. Johnstown. Pa.
| Ia.
! Runnion, Don, Uler, w. Va.
i Orsini. Vincenzo. Pittsburgh. Ia
! Forrini, Nick. Massillon. Ohio.
| Fora rdilli. Ottawa. Pittsburgh. I'm.
Cowans. David T.. Cleveland. Ohio.
| nrcrcs. Joseph r, Altoona. IN.
| Finizctto, Angelo. Iohnstown. IA.
| PolgIa1n Stanley. RaYcnra. OHIO.
SaTnsky. Louis, Pittsburgh. Pa.
williams, Gather H, Sattes, ". Va.
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MAJOR DAVIS ELKINS
VISITING HIS MOTHER

Especial Dispatch t. Tho IntclligrnccrD
WASHINGTON. ID. &. Dec. "5.--.Ma-
jor Dnvis Elkins. L. s. A., also United
States Scnator-elcct from Vest Nir-
snia is back again in Washington. He
is visiting his mother. Mrs. stephen
Eltinq. nj her residence on X street
Many and more wonderful happen
ings have been hi. since last h" enjoyed
the love and hospitality "t the maternal
homestead than comes in rhr lifetime Of
many mon who sailed away 10 France
TO fieh; and destroy the Notwithstanding
rroEram Of .hc Hun. He has not only
srrn what thousands of Other NJ Uncle
Sans soldier boys saw who got 10 the
front ami inia thc thick IF it. hut while
III: was seeing il. III" p""rl" ~ hI9 ma
tive state wore busy nominating and
clrciinC h,m to represent them in m"
United States Senate. Tha, is III" part
Of il which makes his case exceptional
among Tho returning soldiers. Others
wcro elected or reelected !" N" House
Of Representatives. and Kansas chose
a governor from from! trench. hut
West Virginia was tho only cnnGtitu-
crcy Ia pick ra;iN" son III UNIFORM i"r
seat in tho highest l"Eislativ" body.
Nh irr F.lklns, save TO- 4 TIlGF' "'t'"''
ras, W cnlntcnancc is unchanged. MS"
physically. II" is trained down 10 bon"
and muscl" Eut. otherwise. as fr'"nd
ron1arkcd to-day. "IIr is s!,ll the sam"
old PAWS" and fr!cndl!n"Ss and adn>ira-
tion wrrr in his voice. Major Elk:nS hns
no, ", resi- gncd his commission IN IN"
amy.
When ,hc hiG Raltir locked n New
Torl; last Saturday with lis precious
cargo II American soldiers. Major FIX
'ns was ono ~ thu number of harp%
horrrcon"re. He did not corn" 10 "aSh-
ircinn until Tuesday morning. Aalnr
Elk;ns war attached 10 ihn Thirteenth
Infantry Brigade. Seventeenth DIVISION
which organization saw much service.
and carried Off it's share or III" honnrs
and glory OF tho war.
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ARMY CARAVAN
HERE THIS WEEK
LARGEST MOVEMENT OF TRocho
SINCE THE WAE STAHIEO-1N
Tnurr THROUGH THIS CITY.
Difficulty Experienced yesterday oh
national Highwny Through state
Of Ohio.

Captain Tcachnut AMI Lieutenant |'c'-
finger, in charge If Field Hospital w.
IA. United Stains array. had ono "l III"
mos, trying days nj their career E'S'r'
day chronic 10 ihiS ri'y through 'h'
state Of Ohio with thirty "iEht ''hSS
,B Liberty trucks. on their way !" IN
Atlanti" c"nSt r. 49,
t.irh, rr The hiS cars wrr" off IN"
road AT one time west "i -. ':"'' III
YESTERDAY and three ~ tn" lads wrr"
slightly injured ny being thrown from
tbcir trucks. The roadway was Il :iaT"
W r., and Tho heavy chains placed on
tho wheels did It'll" or no good at an
IN hoIdinr the cars an INC roadway. IN"
train will 20 out this morning and viii
have another difficult job IN getting
through the town ~: West !t)"Nnnd"r.
This afternoon Field Hospital No.
c3S in charge nf Lieutenant BOYD. VII
arrive in the city enr"Ut" from hlrh-
1rrnd. Ind. to Camp H"iahird. haItl-
more Nd. Thirty-i"ur trucks. thr"" AZ
ficrrs. IS men.
Monday. December %6.h. /. :. Am
huranrc Tram M. %" III charS" 81
Lieutenant Caesar nnrnui" from vain
raraiso. Ind. with ii5 m"n and three "l =
Ulcers. will arriv" in the city with ."
Class Il! Liberty trucks.
Tuesday. p""cmb"r %lSt, Ambulance"
Train No. 90. in chnrG" "f captain
Kimban with liz mon and !hr"" Of
riccrs "nrnnt" from lamp tunKSt"n.
Kansas. to Hnlahird. Md. will arrv" in
the city and quarter n SiammS bar
tn cl;s.
On N"w Years DAY. .lanunry /. 1912.
Ambulance Company No. go. IN CharS"
Of captain lanes. with l!3 men and
90 trucks will arrive in tn" city "nr"u'"
10 the raS:. 10 lac followed hy many nd
di;irnnl trains In h. :.~nnurC"a later
Al persons wishing ~ donate. or TAX"
care Of III" boys can call IN" harrA'kS
phone w. 81. Elm Grove.
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RELEASED RUSSIAN
PRISONERS MENACE
TO POLISH NATION

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condition and there is no "N"rCruwii -
Or illness from taticu" Cr "%"Eurr. "'
The ihrG army has five hospitals; II
ruh,"n2 and two NJ TE"N"@ ANA on ID
Maven. Most "f th":" mr." former fc:-
man hospitals am! ih" equipment u:
modern III every detail.
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CAPITAL SUPERVISION
WILL Be OFF DEC. 81

WASHINGTON. De. c5.--The capital
issues COMMITTEE" OF the treasury. the
governments war agency FOR tn: sup
preston % un"sS"ntjal security issues.
announced tonight that It would suspend
activities on December 81. and remain
:HaCtay" uHtIl dissolved unless called
hack int" service by Developments.
Accommodating he announcement were
warnings (" chn public both from tina
committee and (S"rr",a-. Glass of IN"
necessity for continued strict economy
and against worthless securities. Tho
:'u,;nl.,:"H stated its intention % max
ia2 Il pii"maaiHr: report - Congress
rcco!ns nG.rg Il law 70 prevent !mposi-
lions u;""u IN" vnStjnS public. and Secre-
:a-v Class said +" would ask the pres
OF: congress 80 enact such legislation
pm n,cda'.ly. To Illustrate tho extent of
the rnanac". III rn:n:n:,tce said schools
were b.ir. established! 20 drill statesmen
III the ar; of Fraudulent promotion.
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pr@inr "r 'h" Central NJ. +. church, WIS
TIN. S...n. of happy family reunion
chr ,,;m:%. Re-. and Mrs. S"T"rInE-
h;'::;' lhrr" SONS. Lieut.. W. g. sever
ingnnu$. II thr aviation branch. station
81 at Ithaca. y. T.: y. F.. Scv"rtn6-
ha,I,.. # tn" laboratory brunch If IN"
s",N Ice at Camp Upton. y. Y. and Les
ter S"vrrin.haus "f tho naval uEit at
Cornell university and their daughter.
Miss Esther, supervisor al mu*I" IN IN"
public schools &C Sutherland. Ia. all ar
rived horne III" first IF the week for the
holidays.
Rev SerrrinEhauS and his thr":' sons
sang in the choir and Miss SrrrrInGhaus
rendered solo At last evenings sorry
ices at the Central church. Rev. S"""r-
inEhnus' three Sons and daughter will
all return Ia their respective posts "t
| duty Hftrr New Years.
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Majors:
pcy,rn. James w. charlottesville. Va.
Wolfrvmanu, Horace H.. New York,
y. Y.
C"rpuralS:
Riggs, Earl E, Edsewood, W. Va.
PrIvatcS:
Martin. jackson S. Pittsburgh. IA.
Cunningham. Jacob B.. Clnsksburg, W.
Va.
Scndlcnlan Harry. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Reed, William T., Davis W Va
Lcihy Roy w.. Allentown. Ia.
Young. Arthur j., Eric. Ia
Osborn. Leonard John. Cleveland, Q.
Pr!mak Mike. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Cope. John T.. Pittsburgh. Pm.
Pollcria. Tony. Flushing. Ohio.
wounded Degree Undotermtuod)
Majors:
McCuIloch. William Alexander, Rrns-
sclarr. y. Y.
Sylvester. Linsay Mcdonald, Ports
mouth. Va.
LieutenantS:
Kepncr. c. NJ, Pittsburgh. Pm
Rpmig. Charles II. Allentown. Pa.
Sergeant:
Wade, Elzie r West Alexander. Pa.
jackson, orviue Doyle, Sutton, W Va
Mcbride. Daniel NJ. Cleveland. O.
Armstrong, Alonza, clute, W. Va.
Musician:
C;eycr. George w. Pittsburgh. Pa
Grsathouso, Lawrence E., creno, W.
Va.
Lucas, Taylor, Dixie, W. va
Cline, Lewis z, Rowlesburs, W. Va
Joseph. Patrick. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Poilnak. Louis, ClAevland. Q.
Eitchie, william, Srrdts, o..
Shamolin, Willie, Clay, ". vs.
Dodge. Dane D.. Ashtabula o.
IZZo, Car1nino j.. Cleveland. q.
Lowe, Milton A., East Liverpool, o.
Preston, Albert, Columbus. 0.
Price, Leonidas b, william son, W. Va
Puzo Vincent, Pittston. Pa.
Smith. Russell e, wildwood, ". Va.
Strooel, Prank L., Stcuhenvtue, o.
Campbell. George Jr.. Cleveland ..
Snnickl"r. Henry j.. Pittsburgh. Pa
Cunningham, walfoc D., Sfyles, W.
va
oliver, Joseph T., Bellaire, o.
Ritchie, Prod, Cards, o.
Jauuison, Robert williams, Blueteld
W. Va
Klein Joseph. McKersport. IA.
zullo Michele. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Olson. Arthur. Ashtabula. q.
Pograis. Michael. Cleveland. =.
J.blunSky, Janos. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Marley, James W, Mabie, W. w.
Satava John j.. Cleveland. q.
Schradcr. George o.. Columbus. @.
Sherwood. Floyd F.. Ertc. Pa.
Stottler. James A. Mckecsport. Ia.
Baird. James r. Cniontown. Pa.
Krasnov. N'asiel Mck"es Rocks. Pa
Panico. Antonio. McKcnsport. Pa.
Ftlbin, John Jr-, Montgomery, ". va
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>ht. Sidney. RraiGloCk. Ia

.ih,. Sidney. Rra,idoCk. Ia.
Smith. Samuel HoT!d"r. Youngstown,
Ohio.
zusack, George, Jr- Maynard Ohio. g.
Ruzzel. John. columbus. Ohio.
Innes David L.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Turner. Frank H.. cleveland. Ohio.
weuo-, Sam. Kingston, VI. Va.
Eovac;c. Frank Cleveland. Ohio.
Wounded Slightly.
S"rGrants--
Millisan. Ralph. McEc"s Rocks. n
Zilirskv. Joseph j.. GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Arthurs, Paul r., wensburg. ". Va
Dclauo. Herbert NJ" Nnrwalk. ONO.
Flanagan. Gordon D.. RedcreoR. WA
Stcvick. Howard r.. Mckc"sp"rt. Ia.
Tr;v2trs--
Brewster, He. Bias, W. Va.
Britton, Vance B., West Union ". VA,
Dcmpster David f.. Pittsburgh. tn.
Rainw1ter, Thomas, Ethel, W. va
sta, Nick P. BretZ, ". Va.
Stewart. Robert l.. Braddo"k. Pa.
Uiszncwsk. Edward PITTSBURGH. Ia.
Curran. Michael. Pittsburgh. Fae
Fleming. Samuel J.. Pittsburgh. Pa
Fitzgerald. Nicholas D. Pittsburgh,
Jacobson. Christ NJ. Port Clinton. q.
Kurgar. Guwazon. Cleveland. Ohio.
Maioney. Charles A.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sowakowski. Joseph John. Cleveland.
Ohio.
Smith Charles A.. Rarh"rton. Ohio.
Spaulding, Burbags, Monavn1e, viva.
McGarry. William H. Youngstown. q.
Scott, Clarence Bliss, E1tins, W. Va
Yoswck. Vincent NJ. Connellsville. Pa.
Turas Nick. I-orain. Ohio.
Harper. Charles A. Pittsburgh Fa-
Bailey, James a. New Cumberland,
VI. Va
Click, henry A., Wildwood, ". Va
Craddock, william B., Mount Hope.
". Va.
Jones'. John F.. Johnstowr. Pa
Minardi. Joseph. Nor~alk, Ohio.
Rinehart Seba stan A.. Pittsburgh. Pa
St-atton, CHARLES W, PorterSvtle, ".
Va.
TRUMAN, Dolpn, MorTartowu, ". Va
Vanta. George. Cleveland Ohio.
Wallace, Benson E., wellsburg, ". Va.
Heuis, KenAn, slsearsvMe, W. Va
Tyson. Henry D.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Dorsey, Glen, Fowlers Knob, ". Va.
harris, William h, Asd House, W. Va
Mallan. Joseph r.. Mckcesport. Pa.
Cox. Albert r., Pittsburgh. Pa
Davis, John c., Milton, W. Va
EuriEht. Joseph T. Pittsburgh. Pa
Short, Joseph r., Lex, ". Va
Cosgrove John T.. GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Missing In Action
Frivatea:
Auft, Francis, valley PotAt, ". va
Miller, Martin r., GormAnta- W. Va
Rigs Walter f Cleveland Ohio.
Rohr. Elmer F.. MassIllon, Ohio.
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new YORK BOXERS IN
four CLEAN VICTORIES

PHILADELPHIA. nrc. 2A.--F"ur NV
York huxcr: won their bouts. one al
them with Il knockout, and two were DE-
feat c,I hero to-day. Thu knockout blow
WINS delivered Ivy Will" lnrk*"n VII"
,>":r G"org" tYuuucl Ern" "t Buffalo"
drwu Tor thr CnUnt in ia" sixth round
with u right +" tho jaw. n IN that
tim" rhH fight WIS "Nrn.
other bouts went the siN-r"und limit
and resulted as follows.
Frank Eritt. E"S1"n. wen from johnny
M"aloy. Philadelphia Frankie Erukn.
New York. defeated Young Eohtl"a'I
Johnny Murray. Now York. won from
Wally Nelson: Harry tKidl Brown 'i"-
fcatrd .I"hnry fray. New York: Harlem
F:ddit Kelley New York. defeated fhdI"
Wagon: Dick Siush. Cleveland won from,
Freddy ErnS". N"w York. R"nni" Via
grr Of Franc" ard Frankie Clark fought
y draw.
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SICKNESS AMONG THE
j. S. TROOPS VERY LOW

C0H!EN% Dec 2H.--'iEy tn" ASGr'l-
air,l l'rrSS. l--Thr percentages ~! sick
n"". among tn" Occupying American
troops is unusually low. according /"
the statements "f IN" third army mrdI-
cal officers. The number - "aS"s in
Ia" eight evacuation hospitals within
~" occupied area is about i.nuh, most
'nf them bong influenza.
Figuring thu "prr"X,mai" number NJ
urr..ry!ng ir""pS as :h".2r". tn" sick
MSS amounts In Less lhan ~" and one
half yer cont. IN r'acr i!fn" IN" sick
ness nrn"nE s"ldl"rs averages from ~"
IT, ihr"" per cent
Tho excellent condition "f III" mcn IS
due rarTly /" good hil"t:. Th"r' IS Just
enough drilling I" Keep III" soldiers IN
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Family Reunion al
Rev. Severinghaus' Home

The HON" Of Rev. C. f. S"v"rinEhaus
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Majors:
pcy,nn. James w. charlottesville. Va.
Woltrrmann. Horace H.. New York.
: Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
MORT LET.

Trh following casualties arc reported
hv tho commanding general OF the Amer
ican E1pcdtlonary Forces:
Wounded severely .........--..-.. 252
Wounded tdcgrco undetermiped) .0c1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-26
American Casualties
AFTERNOON LIST.
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AFTERNOON LIST
WASHINGTON. y g. DEC. c5.-The
following raSual,irs arr reported by tho
commanding general of the American
Expadi,."narv Forces:
pi.t, of disease. -
Wounded severely. .......SoI
Wnuat:,,! .:ecr".. Undetermined. .....%Tt
Wounded slightly. E. .. ......... 6Si
Missing n action. ..............-...llh
Observation-Disclosures.
Died OF Disease.
Private:
Boo$.L Ralph L.. Chirora. Pa
CLARK. George l., willow Bond, ". Va
Vincent. Thomas. Cambridge. 0.
wounded Severely.
Lieutenant:
Farnsworth. Charles Greasy. C1evo-
land. Ohio.
Lang. Louis Joseph. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sergeant:
Brown, Thomas, Char1eston. W. va
Gallagher. James. Ba-bnrtnn. 0.
Murphy. Arthur. Cleveland. ..
weaver, David DRY, Hinton, ". Va
Corporal:
Whit, jess Chclyan, ". Va.
Shoemaker William a. Pittsburgh. IN
Evans. Sidney L.. Homestead. Pa
Ew-i"r:
i'n,r.,h Emil r.. Youngstown. q.
Mechanic:
f'..rS;"no Ernest e. Pittsburgh Pa.
Greathouse, Lonnie A. Patrnont, ".
Va.
rtlhr Frank NJ. Cleveland. q.
Lambert, Philip s.. ccslwood, ". Va.
Ku2a;Z. jos. Cleveland. Ohio.
,'nll.;tr. yIarrr +. Pittsburgh. ia.
Duhlrwskj RoieSlaw Cleveland o.
Yarr U va
n.dkiff, Alvin 3, Marnet, ". va.
Williams, Henry T, Harrington, ".
Va.
Tercks Anton. Cleveland. n.
4 Myers. Raymond NJ WILLOW. ". Va.
Cos;ak;s. Nix" PITTSBURGH Tn.
TYrtch:<na Harold Miles. JnhnSspwn.
tn.
Nfavrr George r. Cleveland. y.
cof1rnan. Thomas L.. C1ute, ". Va.
Harm Eton JalnrS Patrick. TnunCs-
town. O.
D".a1io Salvatore. Washington Ia
De Nn-"r C;"nrc" r. Youre$tnwn. y.
Jordan. Lncian. Williamson, ". Va
Mc"s". Ernest. brownsville. Pa
rojn Rrr:". New Castle. Pa
'Prng. Robert F.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
PROD, Arthur g. F:a:Hn7a. q.
Cart, waiter r., Clfty. ". va
MarX Joseph r. .frhnSt"wn. Pa.
brown. De1iis. 6InartSgton, W. Va.
kf"ynr:l. F;;id"l;'h Cleveland. o.
Mains. John E. McN". SPORT. ia.
Hunt George &. Washington. Pa.
shrivc-. Gurus =. Grafton. ". va,
Underwood Har1ey. wilbur, ". Va
E!s~l"r. carl Harold. Cleveland. o.
I.scot'o. na";t: T.. brownsville. Pa.
Lawson. George W, Allen Greek ".
Va.
Miller, Charley. Guyandottc. W Va.
Shannon, Charles a. Columbus. Ohio.
l:a--irt. Phillip F.. Cleveland oh,".
t:cl,x. William I."mu"l. Dover Ohio.
eraybtll. william Mckinley, Alder
son, W. Va
Artrio, Noah, Ceredo, ". Va.
Barber Carl. sharon. ia.
R"rnard Lawrence. cleveland. ONO.
Hornick. EaBn, Janelew, W. Vo.
Krysinski. John. Cleveland. Ohio.
johnson. Clinton. I"nr"llsSilln ia.
judge. Daniel J.. Jr. Pittsburgh. Pa
I'fn;l. Charles. Cleveland. Ohio.
RakowsHi Slargsl"w. Pittsburgh Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-28

KoTHENBEUTEI. Geerss r, Hamptsn, lswa.
PBRDUE. william r.. Brooklyn, n. Z.
PRICE. Eula, Ashland, N. @.
RIDGEwAY, Floyd L R., Boyero. COL
TIMM. Benno, Michigan City, Ind.
KILLED m ACTION -p1EvIousLY RE.
PORTED WOUNDED N ACTION ODE
GREE UMDETE1NNED).
PRIVATE:
HUSCH, John, Dunkirk. N. 7.
unkINe m ACTION Re.
PORTED WOUNDED IN ACTION ODE
GREE uNDETER1NED).
PRIVATE:
FTTTERs. Bruce Charles. Mcumu, ". Va
KILLED IN ACTION - FHEvIoUELY Re
PORTED MESSING IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANT:
BLOOMFIELD, Hugh. Gladstone. ore.
SERGEANT:
HEUMME Carl Gottlieb. Greenock, Pa
CORPORAIS:
MICKEY, Andrew f., Gettysburg. Pa.
SHANKIAAND, Claude G., Bakersfield, Cal.
SIMMONS. Earl o., Hamilton. Miss.
MECHANIC:
BoERNER, Edward, Amigo. Wis.
PRIVATES:
ABBOTT. Henry G.. vardaman, Miss.
BAKER, Louis F.. Pittsburgh. Pa.