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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
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rauo, Italy.
 Geo. Wm. Huber, North Mime apolis, Minn.
 Jos. John Kozloski, Grand Rapids Mich.
 Delbert NJ. Mover. Centralia. Kas. Jno. Earl Penn, Modes, Va. George Pickett, Jonesboro, Ark. Willie L. Pierce, Exeter. Va. Henry Rosenzweig. Morley, Mich. Wm. Schaefer, Pekin, III. Angel Solari, Napa, Calf. Francisco Sozzi, Tomaco, Pa. Jasper Newton Washburn, Ripley N. Y.
 Earl Leonard McLain, Gray, Okla. Walter A. Marr, Lowell, Mass. Robert Martin, McAlester, Okla. Hiram Middleton, Diezney, Ky. Charles NJ. Mohr, Jamestown, Pa. Arthur Henry Ohms, Milan, III. Clarence H. Poe, Birmingham, Ala Grover c. Reid, Evansville, Ind. Earl R. Ridd, Salt Lake, Utah. Wendell A. Ross, Appleton, Minn. James Masek, Chicago. Jesse H. Simmons, Armada, Ark. James Spencer, Fenwick, W. Va. Herbert Stafford, Maudesville, La. Henry J. Steel, Shelbyville, Ind. Erna W. Triplet, Earlsboro, Okla. Wm. Weible, Altoona, Pa.
 DIED OF WOUNDS It. Irenaeus J oseph Lietemeyer New Iberia, La.
 Cpl. James Lewis Forbes. Linn creek, Mo.
 PriVates Raymond E. Blake, Pawtucket, R. | Karl W. Creller, Alburg, Vt. Lester P. Harris, Johnson City Tenn.
 w. A. Harvey, Phoenix, Va. Henry J. Hubick, Chicago. Walter sKlonder. Chicago. Norman E. Oftedahl, Chicago. Edw. Phillip. Chicago. Ezra Porter, Farley, w. Va
 SEVERELY WOUNDED
 CorporaIs Earl A. Farquhar, Clyde, Texas. Connie Holt, Dawson, Texas. Howard F. Cox, Atlanta, Texas.
 MISSING IN ACTION Sgt. Eugene L. Christian, Note, Ore
 Corporals Francis Donoghue, Martin, Va. Edward K. Scofield, Toledo, Ohio. Henry Tobe. Detroit, Mich. Erwin Wikel, Round Top, Texas. Ben H. Bernheisel, Bellevue, Ky Leon T. Donnelly, New Brunswick N. J.
 Arthur Oconnor, Bayonne, N. J. Mech. Herbert James LadroOt. Che yOygan. Mich.
 PriVates Ralph c. Black, San Francisco, Cal
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THREE

Charles J. Quitcen. St Louis, Mo Jack E Rinehart, OaktOwn. Ind. Richard ROehrig, St. Louis. Mo. sam Rubinstein. Bayonne. N. J. Andrew A. Rudnay. Chicago, III. Houston E. Stoekstin. .Picayune Miss. John Stotz, Jr.. Armour, s. D. Clarence L. Triplett. Clayton, Ala.
 PRISONERS. Lieut. Crawford J. Ferguson. cam bridge. Mass
 Corp. Harold Buchter. GreentOwn. Pa.
 Pvt. Joseph Remi Hetu, wOOnsock- ct. R. I.
 Previously reported missing in ac- ton. now reported wounded (degree undetermined)
 Privates Ross H. Hayes. WaldpOrt. Ore: Grover c. Inflow. Iuka. Miss: Moody l. Kern, Ether, N C.: James LightbOwn. Whitinsville, Mass; Wm. D. Manson. Boston; August A. A. MichOn. Schu- lenburg. Texas; Josh E. Peck. Eden. Miss; Wm. NJ. Rankin. Chicago; Rob ert B. Tut, Middletown. Ohio. Enormously reported killed in ae- ton. should be died from accident and other causes:
 PriVates Sorosby K. McGowen, Los Angeles. Calf. Previously reported killed in action. now reported wounded in action:
 PriVates Edward J. Genz, Elizabeth, N J.: Clyde c. Perry, Albion. Mass. Previously reported missing in ac- tiOn, now reported killed in action:
 Corporals Frank J. Bowman. Lawton, Okla; James w. Mccoy. JohnstOwn- Pa: Donald R. Wood. Washington. Pa.
 PriVates Herman Barefoot. MiffletOwn. Pa; Charles F .Baston. CarbOndale, Ills. Previously reported missing in ac- tiOn. now reported wounded:
 Private Leon L. Elmon. San Jose. Calf.
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Privates

 Gerald Hunt Bates, Gainesville, NY. ArlOe Adlie Black. Wattsburg. Pa. G. E. BrOOkshire. Cushing. Okla. Nick CacOtakec, East Pittsburg. Pa. Simon A. Casivno. ElmendOrf. Tex. Roman M. Chesalak, Erie. Pa John Daniel CObner, North Brad dock. Pa.
 Frank Cristini Province of Rome, Italy.
 Jerry Greece. Philadelphia. Pa oscar Dull. Walfsburg, Pa Joseph Gallagher, West ConshOcken, Pa.
 Henry Harrison. Sylacausa, Ala. Rhen Hilkert, Westville, Ind Laurence F. House. Glasgow. Mont Arthur KOsitake. Appleton. Wis Allen Wayne LeBOe. MOhnton. Pa. Wallace W. LudingtOn. LOrimer. Ia. Raymond McCaully. Congo. W. Va. Jerry Mccoy, Vincennes. Ind Isom McGee. Chickasha. Okla. Thomas McHugh, .Stockburg. Wis.
 DIED OF WOUNDS. Lieut.. Jay F. Clemmer. sT., Middle Brook, Va.
 sergt. Henry Robert Wallace, Chi. cago, III.
 corporals. Grover c. Becher, Germantown, O. Frank c. Courtney. Linton, Ind. Orville F. Martin. Culdesac, Idaho Mech. James Thomas Costigan, Phil adelphia, Pa.
 PriVates. Clarence M Bixler. Findlay, III. Charles Lepczyk. Philadelphia, Pa. Thomas McMahOn. St. Louis. Mo. Delmar A. PoulsOn. Weiser. Idaho. Theo F. Rannow, Biscay, Minn. John R0mocky. St. Paul, Minn. William R. ROsentretter, Chicago. Elmer J. Tweedale, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
 Frank Weigent, La Crosse. Wis. Albert l.. WenZ, ROselle. N. J.
 DIED OF DISEASE. Pvt. Wm. J. Kelly. Albany, N. Y.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY. Pvt. Charley Bear. Midway. Texas.
 MISSING IN ACTION. Sergt Louis B. Kindervatter. Irving ton. N. Y.
 Cook Medard William Smith. Louis vile. Ky.
 PriVates. Edward v. Armstrong. Marianna, Pa Joseph N. Busee. Seattle. Wash. Glenn B. Bybee. Fiatt, III. Cage P. Day, DelriO. Texas. Henry D. Derkacz, Del Key. Mich. Orie E. Elfers. Auburn. Wash. Walter O. Evening. Washington.N.Y. Y. Warren A. FreshOur, Aurora. III. Warren W. Garland, Manitoba, Can Stanley B. Grover. Waukesha. WYE. Jacob NJ. Hershman. Poland. Russia. Fred s. Himebaugh, Malvern. Ia. Wendell W. Holm. Chetloharbor Wash.
 Svlyain HOurcle, San Francisco, Cal. Charles J. Jones, Eastman. Ga. Edward C. Kirst, Chicago. ILL Joe Koepiec. Warsaw. POlahd. Stanislaw Kubko, Detroit, Mich. Walter Larson, KenOsha, Wis. Ernest G. Lutz. Papillion, Neb. Charlie c. McAuley. Jr.. Troy. N. C. Burma McClain. Honor. Mich. Harvey Ray Nelson, Bay City. Mich Alfred w. Page. EasthamptOn, Mass
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KILLED IN ACTION

PriVates George c. Baldridge, Sedro WoOley Wash
 Charles H. Bird. Gordon, Ind. Charles H. Cleland, Waterbury Conn.
 George Dwight Cook, Eilenvine NJ
 Arthur Dahl, Galesville, Wis. Robert A. Foster, Brooklyn, N. Y. William D. French. Elmo, Ark. William A. Fry, Stampede, N. D. Walter Hahn, Chicago. Russell Hughes, Rice, Wash. Joseph Pinelli, Jersey City Heights N J.
 Eichel Dutchman, Brooklyn, N. Y. Vitold Tarassuck. Burgettstown, Pa Piotter Wanicki, Ford City, Pa.
 DIED OF WOUNDS
 PrlVates Willard NJ Gates, Hillsboro, Ore. Thomas Mouse, Reading Mass. William Pittinger, Knobnoster, Mo Ernest A. Wilson, Seattle, Wash.
 DIED OF DISEASE
 Privates Jerry Clark, North, Ga. Carl E. Erickson, New Sweden, Me Charles Wesley Harden, Syracuse N. Y.
 James McCabe, Chicago. Willie A. Roberts, Shreveport, La. Hez Collins, Vandale, Ark. Harold Hasbrouck, Marshall, Texas WOUNDED IN ACTION
 DEGREE UNDETERMINEC ED
 Serseants Thomas D. Smith, Alba, Texas.
 MISSING IN ACTION Sgt. E w. Roberts, Shale, Calif. Pvt. Luigi Anselmo, Fondi Caserta Italy.
 Oliver F. Durham, Naponee, Neb. Enos E. Frazier, S. Fork, Ark. Edward Gowan, San Francisco, Cal. Arthur Hansen, Sparks, Nev. John Johnston, La Crosse, Wis. Edw T. Laracey, Kawlit, Mich. Peter Name Zurowsky, Valinscobed den, Russia.
 Henry Market, Bay Point. Calf. Arthur Messick, Alto, Fla. Edw A. Mitchell, San Francisco Calf
 KILLED IN ACTION It. Geo. F. McGillen. Brook line, Mass.
 corporals Claude c. Cash, Nit. Holy, N. c. Wm. Jackson Hildreth, Leon, Kas. Jordan E. Phee, Jamaica Plains Mass.
 Privates Wm. Wolford Beyer, Detroit, Mich Samuel w Britton, Sazot, w Va. Wm. Broughton, Thompson, Conn. Mike CaringellO, Tacoma, Wash. Alexander DeGitiO, Musciano, re
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Gregory BOnis, Utica, N. Y. Arnold Brehmer, Collins, Wis. Carmino Bruno, CampobassO. Italy Angelo Campotaro, Derby, Conn. James L. Comfort, Lawrenceville Ga.
 Frank A. CosentinO, Gardner Mass Edward J. Davis. Springville. Utah Emil A. Edlund, Winburne. Pa. Frank E. Eggleton, Fully, N. Y. Joseph Feest, Milwaukee. Wis. Pedro c. Gallegoa, Albert, N. M. William k. Gaus, Braddock. Pa. John Gianettoni, San, Luis 0bispO Calf
 Peter Graham. International Falls Minn.
 Joseph G. Greiner, Lancaster. Pa. Erwin T. Grider, Allentown. Pa. Otto Guettner, Fort Wayne, Ind. Gustaf A. Gunderson, Grand Rapids Minn.
 Stephen Gust, Roseau county, Minn Herman F. Gustafson, Blasenlake Wis.
 Henry NJ. Guttormson, Lanesboro Minn.
 Yaroslaw Halaburda, Cleveland. O. Phillips L. Hale, Lake City, Ark. Harold Brace Hanson, Dundee Mich.
 Earl V. Harris, Lindsay, Okla. Alfred Carl Hart, Mt. Vernon, III. Henry George Merroeder, jr., Ma Vernon, N. Y.
 Seymour Hutchins, w Danville, Vt Joseph E. Kinsley, Chicago. Oswell F. Lacy, Bedford, Va. Charley Leonard, Jonesboro, III. Clarence Link, Glenwood City, Wis, Clarence NJ. McDanlel. Gaylesville Ala.
 Clarence G. Mcdonald, Vincent, O. John F. Maher, St. Paul, Minn. Surry ManZell, Pickers, Miss. Felife Martinez, Beeville, Tex. Walter D. Mason, Bristol. Vt John NJ. Miller, Academy, Calf. Jerry s. Moore, Sedgwick, Kas. George D. Myers, Kenney. Ill. August Nelson, Massena, Iowa. Carl L. Newgard. Brainerd, Minn. Charley R. Noesler, MindorO, Wis. William F. Odonnell. Philadelphia. Leonard A. Olson, Gibbon, Minn. Clayton D. Pannebaker. Neche, N. D. Voline Perkins, Linton, Ind. Joe George Pevonka, LeopOlis, Wis Max F. Pietroywski. Berlin, Wds. Stanley Russell Pordon, Detroit Mich.
 William NJ. Rankin, Chicago. Charles D. Req, Capristrano. Cal. Albert Riemer. Oconto, Wis. William E. Rodgers, Baxter Springs Kas.
 Albert J. Schroeder, Rose City Mich.
 William NJ. Scott, Coledale, W. Va. James ". Shaffer, Cresco, Iowa. Lewis w. Sides, Versailles, III. Leo Smith. San Mateo, Calf. Delbert Taylor, Springerton, Ill. Ray Vandorn, Joliet, III.
 Herman B. Waitman, San Bernar dino, Calf
 Floyd K. Welch. Lufkin, Texas. Robert Wepfer, Milwaukee, Wis. Ed Whatley, Tallassee, Ala. William L. 'Whidden, Spencer. Neb Roscoe R. Priestley, Cherokee, Kas James w. Quinn, Antioch. Calf. Arthur Randall, Mic, Mich.
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privates-

NFiNdNGSs Stanley H. Berry, Philadelphia. Pa. Lewis E. Daniels. Pomeroy. Ohio. Adam Felter. Poland. Russia. Fred FOlmer. Ayondale, Mont. Fritz W. Galin. Cullman, Ala. James k. Howell. TOOels, Utah. Joseph l.. Huntley, RutherfOrdton, N. c.
 Anton Jerabek. New York. N Y. Emil K. Johnson. MontevideO Minn. Joseph Jurasinski Milwaukee. Wis. Joseph Kohen, New York, N. Y. Felix Kuzbarkis, Utica, N Y Henry MaertZ, Sheboygan, Wis. Enoch c. Margraf. New York. N. Y. Att Middleton. Greenville, Ky. Erastus l. Nelson. Leland, N. c. John Nelson. New York, N. Y. MartinO PettineO. New York, N. Y Fred Carl Schreiber. St Paul. Minn Martin W. Silber, Baynne. N. J. William J. Slemmer. Phila., Pa. JChn Sullvon. Washington, D. C. Lester Wells. St Anthony, Idaho. Fred c. White. New York, N. Y. Casimir Wieszczecinski.B .BuffalO,N Y
 DIED OF WOUNDS. Lieut.. Heath F.. Noble. Brooklyn, NY.
 corporals. Jacob O. Boone. Spray. N. C. David C. Trenton, Indianapolis, Ind Edward Grant COXe. New York, NY James F. Shuster. Jeanette, Pa. Wagoner Geo. Henry Rumbaugh Chicago, lll
 PriVstes. Carl K. Almond, Wynne, Ark Arthur Champagne, Quebec, Can. Henry Davis, Newport, Ark. Abraham D. Evans, Urbana, Ohio. Wesley Elwood Griffeth, Dedman, N. M.
 DIED OF DISEASE.
 PriVates. Sidney s. Etter Portland. Ore. Tillman Ingram. Grenada, Miss. John L. Milholland, Baltimore. Md. Arthur D. Patterson, Maudlin. Mont Lee Rhoads. Tucumcari. N. NJ. George Robinson, Jr., PascagOula, Miss.
 Joe Stevens. Carlton, Ga. Frank P. Wimberly, Electric Mills Miss.
 DIED FROM AERoPLANE Acci-
 DENT. Lieut.. c. l.. Kohlmeier. Los Angeles, Cal
 KILLED INAcTION. Capt. Frederick P. Moore, Jr, Belle yue, Pa.
 SERGEANTS.
 Sergeants. Richard G. Bechtell, Lebanon. Pa. Wm. A. Bollman. Lebanon, Pa. Jos. B. Crandall. Middlesex Co..N.J. Donald Forsythe, Carbondale. III. Ed L. A. Plont. Onaway, Mich. Roy Mckay. Joliet. III. Bearl V. Pittenger, BUncie. Ind. George ROark. Roark, Ky.
 Corporals. Ralph L. Alexander. Moundsville, W. Va.
 Barnett Conrad, Mountain Top, Pa Irving G. Green. Brooklyn. N. Y. Harry J. Johnson, Franklin, Pa Thomas Davis McEwen. Huntington Pa.
 HOnston Lee Meade. St. Paul, Va. Ambrose Charles ROnk. Poughkeep sic, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-19

Nicholas Rice. Newark, N. J. Roy Alvin Richardson, Buffalo, N. Y
 Albert Skierka. jr.. Chester, Mont. Raymond Lloyd Smith. West Nyak, N. [.
 William Patrick Stowell. Western Port, Md
 Wenzel Frank Tikal, Lacrosse, Wis. John c. Vincent, Madeira, Portugal.
 Prisoner Pvt. Norman L. Zimmerman, Mey- arcaola
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 Casualty List Day by Day

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The Washington herald., 1918-06-06
A DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's the woman's dread when she
gets up in the morning 70 start the
days work. 'tOh, how my back
aches" GOLD MEDAL HaarIem OIL
Capsules taken today ease the back
ache tomorrow-taken every day
ends the backache for all time. Don't
delay. What's the use Of suffering
Begin taking GOLD MEDAL HaAr-
lem Oil Capsules today and be re-
heved tomorrow. Take three or four
every day and be permanently free
from wrenching, distressing back
pain. But be sure 10 get GOLD MED
AL Since 1886 GOLD MEDAL Haar-
lem OIL has been the National Rem
edy of Holland. the Government OF
the Netherlands having granted a spe-
Cial charter authorizing its prepara-
ton and sale. The housewife OF Hol-
land would almost as soon be without
bread as she would without her Real
Dutch Drops" as she quantity calls
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules.
This is the one reason why you will
find the women and children OF Hol-
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GOLD MEDAL are the pure, oriGi-
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direct from the laboratories in HAar-
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GOLD MEDAL Look for the name on
every box. Sold by reliable druggists
in sealed packages, three sizes. Mon
ey refunded II they do not help you.
ACCEPT only the GOLD MEDAL. All
others are imitations.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-06
GLEN echo remains
Open DESPITE RUMOR
Many Heard Report Park Ordered
Closed Because of U-Boats.

Glen Tcho has not been bombed by
hostile airplanes. Nor is there danger
Of such attack.
Until there is such danger the lights
at Glen Echo will not be extinguished.
This statement was made last night
by L. B. Schloss. manager of the
amusement park. in order to quiet the
fears that of many persons who yes
terday suddenly became afraid that
because Of the proximity of the u
boats. the lights at the park would
be extinguIshed and the park obliged
to shut down.
Mr.. Schloss was besieged yesterday
by telephone calls from Glen Echo
fans" asking IL II were true that the
park would be closed until the present
submarine menace had disappeared.
1t Is believed that reason for the
near panic of those who frequent
the park was due to news that Coney
Island and other amusement parks
around New York had been ordered
to close because of the danger of a
raid launched from the German sub
marines now in American waters.
There is no reason to believe that
there is danger of such an attack at
or near Glen Echo.
The only resort around Washing
ton that might be endangered by
such an attack would be Chesapeake
Beach. which because of its situa-
tion on Chesapeake Bay might be
spotted by the Hun fiiers if any
bright lights were shown. There
has not, however. yet been consid-
cred any danger even at this point,
and the daily excursions there are
continuing as usual.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-06
Camp Meigs Boys Are
Given Entertainment

The boys at Camp Meigs were
given a rare treat last night by
the District War Service Commits
sion under the direction OF Robert
Bell. Tonight the special film. Fit
to Fight" will be shown. II will
be an open-air exhibition. This
film is being shown to every man
in the uniform of the United States.
Aside from performance by
Aveling and Lloyd. Two Southern
Gentlemen" from B. F. Keith's
Theater, the program last night in
cluded:
Miss Jane Cochran. songs: Miss
Ethel Miner. songs: Miss Sue Clare
Cochran, songs; William Boyce, vio-
lin; Miss Miner and r. H. Trumpe.
vocal duets: Flora Brylawski,
songs; Mrs. Tinchelow. wife OF Rep
resentative Tinchelow. OF Kentucky.
songs and whistling.
While Mrs. Tinchelow was on the
stage she called her three-year-old
daughter. who came forward and
delighted the soldiers with a num-
Der OF song hits.