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Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-29

Henry Ford has retired from the busi- ness of manufacturing automobiles and an nounces his intention of establishing na- tional weekly newspaper MT. Ford was great success at putting the flivver" over, but he failed in his attempt to stop the war before this country got into it and failed to win his political race for the United States senate The public will await with anxi- ety, the appearance of the Ford newspaper, If his newspaper becomes as famous as the ''flivver" it will soon be the talk of the country.
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most part special treats were sent along the way in sleighs.
 Some of the men had wild turkey, like the Pilgrim Fathers. brought down by rifle bullets in the wilder. ness, for their Thanksgiving meal. Unlike the troops in FrancG the fighting is not ended. All the forces in this area had President Wilson's Thanksgiving proclamation sent to them together with a statement by Dewitt C. Poole, Jr., counsellor of the embassy at Archangel, explaining the probable necessity of Americans remaining in Russia until the job was finished and calling attention to the importance of the task.
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and the fact that he is to live here at all times will be interesting news politically and to thes large personal following of the genial politician and rancher. According to word received here yesterday. Senator Claridge has disposed of his farm interests in the neighborhood of Solomonsville and has purchased the Brown ranch north west of Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-29

Cleveland Press: The new Hun regime declares that the German republic will be held open for all foreign peoples that may. wish to join. No great rush to get in has yet been noticed
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-29

Boston Globe: Anyhow, the men be- tween thirty-seven and forty-six, who had laborously prepared to answer all the quer- ies in the questionnaire learned lot about themselves
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New York Morning Telegraph: Suppose the kaiser will now be referred to as pre- tender" to the throne of Prussia. The role will come easy to him. He has been pre- tender all his life
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Tucson: A special Pullman has started for San Francisco loaded with 25 passengers, employees and family members affected by the order trans ferring to the coast the accounting division of the Arizona Eastern rail road system. The corporate offices of the company remain here, while the operating department now cen ters in Phoenix
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THE NEW ARISTOCRACY

Charles M Schwab, head of the Emerg- ency Fleet corporation, millionaire and iron master, in a speech at the Salmagundi club recently, gave utterance to this opinion;
 We are about to enter, if indeed we
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-29

New York Sun: The German naval of ficer who regretted that the German fleet had to surrender without being beaten, un- knowingly expressed the sentiments of ev- cry English and American sailor
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Columbia Record: Seeing as how Bill has been crying for place in the sun ever since Cleveland's first term, we'd like to put in a good word for him so he'll get a sunny cell.
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Cassell's Saturday Review 0ondon) :

What enemies the Britons are! 4e gods! They are murderous cutthroats, thugs, murderes, thieves, putrid decadents, descendants of criminals, the sediment of the scum of Europe '-Rheinische West falische Zeitung But otherwise, of course, we are all right.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-29

Knoxville Journal and Tribune; Will helm wanted to go down in history as the greatest of the great. He has succeeded. But the greatest of the great what?
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-29

Knoxville Journal and Tribune: The pre- diction is that army cooks who get safely back home will experience no difficulty in finding wife
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-29

Tempe: Guy Botkin, a local clerk, has made the war work fund a con- tribution of $175. Last summer he planted a number of vacant town lots in milo maize. He has just harvested his crop. which has been sold for the sum above. All the work of prepar- ing the ground. planting, irrigating and harvesting performed before or after the hours of his regular em- ployment.
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Phoenix. The garrison of United States guards at Granite Reef, 30 miles east of this city. is shy of ra- tions and blame the shortage to the perversity of a pair of green mules. A wagon, heavily loaded with com missary, driven by a soldier. was dumped into deep and swift canal by the bolting of the mule team on the sight of an automobile. Most of the food floated down stream or sunk and could not be recovered.
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Tucson: D. Preston Jones. who was in the office of the president of the university during a portion oi this and last year. died in a New York hospital. according to word re. ceived here. He came to the uni versity from Phoenix, graduating in 1916 with honors and with a remark able record in athletics He pre- pared himself for the diplomatic serv- ice and for time was in the Ameri- can legation at Berne, Switzerland, from which it had not been known he had returned till receipt of the news of his death
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THANKSGIVING
 CELEBRATION
 VERY GENERAL

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Phoenix: Earl s. Curtis, one of the most prominent of the younger at- torneys of Phoenix. is dead of heart disease, superinduced by an attack of influenza. He came to Phoenix eight years ago to be manual training instructor in the high school, later serving as deputy clerk of the dis trict court Admitted to the bar five years ago, for most of the time since he has been associated with the law firm of Kibbey & Bennett He was secretary of the Maricopa County Bar association. A wife survives.
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REVIEW WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
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About the State

Kingman: Lorren M Teal, clerk of the superior court of Mohave eoun- ty since statehood and reelected in the last election, died of influenza on the train as he was being taken to Los Angeles for hospital care He was 4S years old and had lived in this county for 20 years.
 Phoenix: J. D. Attaway, aged 63, has been missing since November 2. when he told friends he was going out into the state to electioneer for Campbell He did not take his auto and left no word with his wife where he was going. A son is cotton ex- change manager al Mesa and two more sons are in the army.
 Phoenix: David H. Claridse. who will represent Graham county in the senate in the coming session of the legislature. will become permanent resident Of the Salt River valley Senator Claridge fin his political ca pacity has been more or less n Phoe- nix resident in the past few years,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-29

Nogales: A coroner's jury has de, termined that Srgt William J. White Twenty-fifth infantry. came to his death from gunshot wound from a 32-caliber pistol, fired by Lieut. Bran don Finney." The officer is in GUS today at the military camp, after con- fession to Colonel Carnaham. and will be tried by court martial. It appears that when the sergeant saluted, on meeting Lieutenant Finney and an other officer, he did so without re- moving a cigaret from his mouth. Then when Finney reprimanded him, White started to walk away, and it is said the officer fired.
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Casa Grande: Plans are being made for the establishment here of great electric power plant. In this locality now are a hundred or more independent gasoline pumping sta tions, on individual farms. It is ap- preciated there would be large econ omy in taking the power to the farms by wire. There also would be open a field, bit farther removed. for fur nishing power to a number of desert mines, where oil fuel now has to be hauled in, in the lack of available wood fuel. This matter is to be con sidered by a new organization. the Casa Grande Chamber of Mines.
Evening journal., 1918-08-29

George II. James. Chatham. III.
oshea J. Strain. Oakley, la.
John r. Pryer, New York, n. 7.
Willie Z. Warren, Topnot, n. @.
Wounded Severely.
Captain Myron Chester West, Deloit,
Wis.
Lieutenants-
Adrain B. Rhodes, Wilmington. n. C,
Leland C. Stevenson. Newark. o.
Allan V. Clarke, Augusta, Ga.
Sorgeants-
Frank Berry, st. Louis. Mo.
Harold n. Beyorl. Schenectady. n. Y
Louis Cohen, New York. n. Y.
Frank Dirrlgle. Park Falls, Wis.
Cornwall Ellsworth Lester. New York
NY.
Walter A. Logan, Stoneham. Mass.
Patrick L. Sullivan. Blue Point. L. /
Alfred A. Castonguay, Waterville
Me.
Benjamin F. Deer, Shenendosh, Va.
Dickram Dlran. Wrentham. M5ss.
Henry Schwegler, Brooklyn. n. Y.
Corporals-
Leo T. Mason. Hartford. Conn.
Stephen J. Philbin, New Orleans. La
Harold G. Woodruff. East Springfield
Mass.
Anthony w. zeller, Philadelphia.
Waldemar Ericsson, Fitchburs. Mass
DeWitt Ell Farnhsm. Sparta, Wis.
Lawrence Edwin Fritz, Toledo, o.
Frank John Goodman. Reading. Pa.
Henry L. Lamb. Worcester, Mass.
Charles G. Nolce, Syracuse, n. Y.
Chauncey St. Clair. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Walter Henry Sands. Sparta. Wis.
Perry Scaggs. oldtOwn. Ky.
Cook Andre Sinchsk. Trenton. n. J.
Privates-
Rudolph NJ Boeh. Wathena. Kan.
George Leon Briant, New Orleans. La
Albert J. Chabot, san Francisco. Cal
William John Christian, New Era
Mich.
Joseph H. Costa, Albany. ~ Y.
Raymond Clark Crook, Oshkosh. Wis.
Roger f. Davis, Worcester. Mass.
John DelnerO. Paterson. n. J.
Arthur d. Ferney. Weatherby. Ore.
Jean Fontenot, Nlllepatte, Ia.
Napoleon A. Geno, Bridgewater, VI.
Ronald A. Ginder, Jameson. Mo.
Thomas Z. Hanrlght, Wakefield, Mass
Burton G. Hicks Fransico, n. c.
Ernest r. Hodgins, S1nta Barbara, Cal
Fred n. Howard, Allentown. Pa.
George D. Koch, Philadelphia.
Andrew 5. kOuns. Rocky Ford. Col.
Edward c. Loder, Newport. r. /.
Emil Monnot. Pittsneld. Mass.
James Moore. Dsdysfnith. Wis.
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HOW TO ACQUIRE HAIR BEAUTY

You can enjoy a delightful shampoo
with very little effort and for a very
trifling cost. II you get from your drug
gist's a package Of Canthrox and dis
solve teaspoonful In a cup OF hot
water. This makes a full cup Of sham
poo liquid, enough 50 II is easy 10 ap-
ply Il TO all the hair instead Of Just
the top Of the head. Your shampoo is
now ready. Just pour a little at a
time on the scalp and hair until both
are entirely covered by the daintlly
perfumed preparation that thoroughly
dissOlves and removes every bit or
dandruff, excess oil and dirt. After
rinsing, tho hair dries quickly with a
nunlness that makes Il seem heavier
than it Is, and takes on a rich lustre
and A softness that makes arranging n
a pleasure.
Evening journal., 1918-08-29

Joseph J. Mullins. Yonkers, N. Y
Timothy J. O'Connor. Worcester,
Mass.
Lawrence @. Peters, Ottmmwa. Ia.
George o. Pllliken. Folsom. Cal.
Henry NJ. Prchm, Middletown. la.
Benjamin L. Quick. Phlllipsburg, n. ]
William Reaveley, Rock Springs. Wye
Samuel Resh, Lancaster, Pa.
Frank 8. Reynolds. Brownsville. Pa.
Ebert T. Rice. Jerome, Idaho.
John Sproch. Streator. III.
Edward W. Tufrly, Houston. Texas.
Orson II. Watson. HOnesdale. Pa.
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Manuel Apodoca. Gulpsre. Col.
Andrew Appelhans. St. Peter. Kan
Fedar Bondar. Russia.
Charles Bonner, Worcester. Mass.
Arthur y. Brownell. Roxbury. Mass
Earl b Burdue, Manchester. Okla.
John Whitehead Capes. Chicago.
Leon Clays, Newtonville. ANss.
Thomas T. Corcoran. Gates. Mont
Edward Degroot. Detroit Mich.
Richard Delacy, Denver. Col.
Clarence A. Dixon. Amsterdam. N.
Reuben Dobson. Worcester. Mass.
Continued on Page Six)
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Killed in Action.
Lieutenants-
Wilbur Stewart Sewen, Tennille. Ga
Donald Paret MacNutt. Stroudsburg
Pa.
Corporals-
Robert D. Adams, W-hitestone. Va
Oarl A. Everett, McKeesport, Pa.
James D. Steward, Elkins, w. Va.
Privstes-
Frank Bennett Indianapolis. Ind.
Ira Z. Bonnell. Coltry. Okla.
Henry Brahm. Cameron. Tex.
Luther Browning. Elgin. Okla.
Shad Carlton, Crockett, Tex.
George Cott5m. salt Lake City, Utah
Charles G. Curry, Simpson. MINI.
George A, Daily. New York. n. Y.
Frank C. Dorm, Pulaski, Wis.
Nelson Dube, Washington, Vt.
Orrin II. Edwards. Antrim, N. X.
Frank Johnson. Phoenixville. Pa.
Philip Kirk. Challis. Idaho.
William w. Leonard. Graniteville,
W.
Ernest @. Melton. Walls Walls. Wash.
Paul Pazurek. East Providence. r. l.
Albert l. Roberts. Howe. Mich
George Z. Schmidt. Galveston. Tex.
Alpha Thigpen, Hallsville, n. c.
Ward c. Underwood. Grand Valley,
Col.
Marcellus White. Portage, Wis.
Beachem w. WilloushbY Horse
branch. KY.
Died OF Wounds.
Lieutensnt John C. Champagne. Lake
Charles. La,
Sergeant Basil Earl Myers. Indian
spOlls, Ind.
Corporals-
Charles Bender. Boyne City. Mich.
Frank J. Whitfield. Niles, Mich.
Privates-
Floyd w. Gill. Mokane. Mo.
William Graves, Chicago, Ill.
Richard Furmsx Harvey. Boyne City,
Mich. o.,
Cecil J. Hutton, Kew York. n. Y.
John Lankheet. Yeeland. Mich.
Willie Lee McCullock, Duncan, Ariz.
Robert A. Madden, Indianapolis. Ind.
Ralph x. Mooney. Princeton. Ind.
Louis Salzer, Now orleans. La.
John A. Tosch. Vesper. Wis.
Died OF Disease.
Privates-
Elton B. Darling, Guilford. n. Y.
Edward Tsnger, Butler, MINI.
Died Of Accident and Other Causes.
Lieutenants-
Gilbert II. Jerome, New Haven. Conn.
Walter B. Schafer, Ottumwa, Ia.
Corporal Wilfred c. Byram. Santa
Ana, Cal.
Private Clinton Conrad, Pinkstaff. III.
Wounded Severely
Lieutenants-
Walter S. Bates, Philadelphia.
Robert p. Clark. Lincoln. Me.
Albert J. Lykset, Hudson, Wis.
John B. Roberts, Madison, Wis.
Clark Peter Schumacher, 81. Louis.
$40.
Sergeants-
John Belz, Brooklyn. NY
Daune Osborn, Saginaw, Mich.
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Samuel N. Wheeler. Jr.. Grand Juno
ton. Col.
Prisoners.
Lieutenant James E. Geo. Mononga-
hela. Pa.
Private John Rodgers, Philadelphia.
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John $. Trowell Benton, Ky.
George u. Young, Plttsneld. Mass.
Michael Witt. Worcester. Mass.
Corporals-
Joseph Edward Higgins, Whitewater
Wis.
Otto NJ Merkle, Monroe, Mich
Robert J. Blotz, DOdgeville, Wis.
Edward Connell. Troy. n. y.
Michael ROban, ChicOpee, Mass.
|. Allen Valentine, Rochester, n. Y.
Privates-
Vernon Abshire, Lick Greek, Ky.
Charles d. Argenia. Boston, Mass.
Samuel L. Baker, Knoxville, Tenn.
Joseph r. Blair, North Adams. Mass
Floyd j. Boone, Brunswick, Mo.
Malvin C. BrOOme. Greenwood, S. C
Joseph J. Corcoran, Pittsheld, Mass
Floyd E. Coss, Ithaca. Mich.
Andrew DEM, Albany, ". Y.
Wyn A. Gerow, Flint. Mich.
Francis Gilbert, Grangeville, Idaho.
Charles Robert Hagerstrom, Grand
Rapids, Wis.
Edward II. Hawley, Greenleaf. Kan.
George Hawkins. st. Louis. Mo.
Reuben E. Hopkins, Eldorado. III.
William Jordan, Milford. Mass.
George A. Lackey. Plainville. Conn.
Arthur Lehman. Teresco. Mich.
Harold T. Lloyd. SOmerville, Mass.
Daniel A. MacDanold. Butte, Mont.
Torlblo Martinez. Cuba. " NJ.
William E. Mill. Jr., Schuylkill Haven,
Pa.
sam Miller. Chicago. Ill
Andrea Nontanoro. Long Island City,
n. Y
Clarence Newman. Bloomington. Ind.
Martin A. Noen. Lake Preston. S. D.
Charles H. Peters. Cambridge. Mass
Edward H. Remainder. Sacramento,
Cal.
Russell Rennard. Detroit. Mich.
Davis K. Rice. Easton. Pa.
Raymond II. Rodgers. Pittsburg. Pa
Walter F. Slaughter. Lawrence, Mass
John Tuchalsk. Auburn, Mich.
Donald B. Turner. Bssking Ridge. N
J.
David ]. Williams. Greeneville. Tenn
Charles Woodward. Bryan. o.
Joseph A. Gallant, Ipswich, Mass.
Louis Gethers. Clarion, Pa.
FREDERICK Gavlola. PHILIPPINE Islands.
Walter F. Gilligan. Springfield. Mass.
Barney Glenn. Walnut Ridge, Ark.
Fred Graveline, MOosup, Conn.
John Benjamin Groshong. W'hitewa-
ter, Wis.
Dsniel J. Hannigan. Stony Point, n. y.
Clarence Hartshorn, Tacony. Pa.
Arthur II. Hayes, Watson, Mo.
Ralph C. Hutto, Lewis. La.
Ben James. Union City, Tenn.
Merida Judd, Kimbrell, Ky.
Frank Kalinowsk, Wyandotle. Mich.
Stephen L. King. Greenville. 8. c.
John F. McGrath. Wakefield Mass.
Avery Z. Markham. 0kmulgee, Okla.
Fred r.. Mehls, Niagara Falls, y. Y.
Earl r. Baldwin, Harrison. Idaho.
Ovela Beauchsmp. Point Mills, Mich.
J. r. Bolin. Watts. Okla.
Schipi Bonisolli, Slovan. Pa.
Arthur II. Dion. Willmantic, Conn.
Harry J. Gibree. Worcester, Mass.
Adlai s. Kyle, Mobile, Ala.
Camille LObrunO, Johnetta, Pa.
James 7. McNsnlel, Kelly, La.
John J. McGarrigle. Philadelphia
Rosallo Martinez, Senge, y. VI.
Mitchell Merryman, Ada, Okla.
Roy G. Moore, Brushton, y. Y.
Angelo Piazzano. New York, n. Y.
James T. Shaw, jefferson, Ga.
Armand Toursngeau, Westboro. Mass.
Joseph Frank Ulrich, Cleveland, o.
John F. Verdak, Chicago. III.
Wounded degree undetermined)
Captain Louis T. Roberts, Excelsior
Springs, Mo.
Evening journal., 1918-08-29
LADIES GAN WEAR SHOES

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Evening journal., 1918-08-29

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29-The follow
ing casualties are reported by the COM
manding general Of the American Ex-
pedltionary Forces:
Killed in action ... 80. -. %
Missing I'm action 90. 80. .... %
Wounded severely o.. ... =. SO
Died Of wounds 90. o.. ..... IA
Died from accident and other
causes 90. ... &c. .,.
Wounded degree undeter-
mined o.. 90. 90. &c. ...lO
Died OF disease 90. &C.. ......
Prisoners 80. -. ... .......
Total o. 80. 90. ....., .....23i
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1A'nhtnnAh eNAAlt' n l'ttAAfA tAAAAAANtiAi
Va.
Sorgoants-
Cammlo @. Gilmore. Washington. Pa
Clifford Pearl, Grand Rapids. Mich.
Matthew A. QulgleY, Blackstone,
Mass.
Corporals-
Ray.E. Armstrong, Gushing. Wis.
Thomas J. Carroll. New York. n. Y.
Joseph Fanelll. Chicago, III.
Charles L. Heather. Burllng. Wash.
Pettus w. Mclaughlin, Norman,
Okla.
Thomas V. Sheridan, Philadelphia
William L. Turner, Anadarko, Okla
Privates--
Albert G. Anderson. Clarissa. MINI.
Fred b. Boysen, Council Bluffs, la.
George A. Buzacott, Pittsburg, Cal.
Clarence ]. Derry, Braham. MINI.
Angelo Dl Luzio. Eddystone. Pa.
Charles n. Edwards. st. Clair. Mich
Alvin Enge. Wesaport. Ore.
Raymond J. Fish. Castleton. Vt.
Charles Florlan, Chicago. III.
Henry @. Gentry, Manitou. Okla.
Buck Girty, Webbers Falls. Okla.
Albert J. Godbout Burlington, VT
Walter W. Held, Lechburg Pa.
Stanley T. Husak, Cleveland, D.
Henry Hutto, Byron, Ca.
John James, NewTy, 5. C..
William L. James. High Gate Mo.
Emil G.. Johnson, Oregon, Ill.
VIII Jones. Eufaula, Okla
Hans JOrgurson, Fairdale. n. ID.
John L. Martin, Salem, Mass.
Julio Morialdi, Italy.
Alonzo A. Miller. Phoenix, Ariz.
Michael Z. Parchimovitoh, Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Simon Z. Phillips, Newry S. @.
Giuseppe Prince. Canada.
Jacob Themes, Madison, Ind
George w. Tiedemsnn, Oakland, Cal
John Utalowski, Syrscuse, n. Y.
Elmer L. Vennerdrow, Ohicsgo, Ill.
Harold Watson, Wenatchee, Wash.
Dennie T. Weber, Tunwater. Wash.
Joaquin Ardaiz, san Pedro, Cal.
Walter w. Arth, Troy, III.
Theodore Berg, COlsraine, MINI.
Pasquale BiseocO, Italy.
William Blankenburg, Cleveland, o.
Thomas BrassOr. Brandon, VI.
Herbert S. Bristol. Portland. Orc.
Bert L. COmins. Osceola, n. Y.
Michaele Z. Degen, MoHenIy, III.
Albert w. Derr, Elma, Ia.
Pasquale DicenzO. IrOnwood, Mich.
Gideon Dostie, Lewiston, Ne.
Zee Douga, Baslle, La.
John w. Earhart Salisbury. Pa.
Wialdemer L. Forsberg, Sweden.
Milton l.. Fuller, w. Springfield,
Mass.
Aubrey Hayden, owensboro, Ky.
Elphege J. Soioneaux, Chamberlain.
La.
John B. Scott, Eddystone. Pa.
Harry w Segelke, St. Louis. No.
Thomas C. Shiel, New York. n. Y.
SistO Simone, New York, N. Y.
Ernest Snow. Reidsville n. c..
Fred Stafford Hastings. Mich.
Frank L. Tape, Charleston, Wash.
Amas Wlasson, Muldrow, Okla.
Missing I'm Action.
Corporal James C. MoKlveeu, Lat
robe, Pa.
Privates-
Timoteo Aragon. Ranches Of Taos. ".
NJ.
Howard F. Barber. Monte Vista, Col
Jack Brody, Camden. n. J.
Kenneth c. Lauer, San Diego, Oal.
Walter F. Mcdonald. Denver. Col.
George T. McNeely, Wind Ridge. Pa.
Juan B. Martinez, Alcade. n. NJ
William J. Miller. Etna, Pa.
Joseph p. Morgan. Phtsburg. pa.
Albert Nearhood, Reidsville. Pa.
Henry II, Null, Greensburg. Pa.
Willie O'COnnOr. Rummerford, Pa.
Antonio Olive. Philadelphia.
Frederick Peterson. New Paltz. ". Y.
Enoch F. Proctor, Maud. Okla.
Marvin J. Rodgers, PAST. Okla.
George w. Sauers, Derry. Pa.
George II. Saylor, Hooversvllle. Pa.
Clyde II. Shertzer. Columbia. Pa.
William MyTon Simpson, Erie, Pa.
Chester Stacy. West Clff, Col.
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Section Number Two.
The following casualties are report
cd by the commanding general OF the
American EKpodltlonary Forces:
Killed IN action o. ... ..... u
Missing In action 90. ....... %
wounded severely. 90. ...aeA
Died Of disease 90. 90. -. 7
Wounded ldegree undeter-
mined -. 80. ........ II
s
Total ... -. -. -. Rib
Killed I'm action.
Lieutenant Henderson Lehr. Albion
Neb.
Sergeant Thomas vitOvsc. Sioux City
IN.
Corporals-
George A. Luther. la Crescent
MINI.
Joseph Niczyporek, Chicago. III.
Cook Fernald G. Howard. Somervllle
Mass.
Privates-
Otha Downey. Nashua, Mont
Clement s. Farrell. Bremen, Kan.
Frank A. Krlder. Brazil. Ind
Clarence w. Mccormack. Donny-
brook, n. d.
George p. Mattison. Rlderville. Ala.
Robert A. c.. Peters. Augusta, Mont.
Amedee Poirier, New Bedford. Mass
Austin F. Reedy, Libby. Mont.
Rudolph NJ. Stllmpf. Seattle. Wash.
Sozepan Zabrewlk, Poland.
Edward Charles Frink, Clemens
Mich.
OrvlHe Hamilton. Miles City. Mont.
Lee l.. Kressler. Buckley, Wash.
Albert L. Rector, Rector. Pa.
George Rodos. Burgettstown. Pa.
Frank Strzeleck. Mosinee Wis.
Clarence Walker. Homer, Mich.
John l.. COwen, Pearsonis, Okla.
Harold F. Provost. Athol. Mass
Died Of Wounds.
Lieutenants-
George L. Howard, Malone. N. Y.
Kenneth Paul Murray, Mt. Vernon. "
Y.
Mercer VI. Phillips, Aoworth. Ga.
Edward J.. Neasey, Jr, Lima, o.
Sergeants-
Harold C. Goodwin, Nashville. Tenn
VIM. Rourke. Elgin. ILL.,
Corporals--
Walter p. Matthes. Sheridan. Ore
Herman c. Morreale. Brooklyn, ". Y
Mechanic Tom Grimes, Frederick
Okla.
Wagner Marshall H. Coleman. Toga,
Va.
prlvates-
David II. Adams. Lees Summit, Mo
Emmett NJ Casey. haywood. IN.
Raymond Farley, Shelbyville. Ind.
Charles G.. Jones. Neosho Rapids. Kan.
Henry L. Niau. Bonfleld. H.
Charles Il. Reese, Johnson, Neb.
Edward Rickaby, Old Forge, Pa.
Maurice Frances Slaney. Milwaukee,
Wis.
Samuel 2. Tinkey, Clayton, Ia.
Died of Disease.
Privates-
Lee Afford Winasko, Texas.
Jean B. Chapart. san Francisco. Cal.
John Dahlheimer. Portsmouth. "a.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1918-01-05
GOVERNOR NORBECk'S
New Years Message Calls for Dedication
to Greater Sacrifice and Per
sOnal Service.

Pierre, Jan. 2.-"As the New Year
opens, South Dakotans must dedicate
themselves to a still greater personal
service"
This is the war time New Years mes
sage of Governor Peter Norbeck to the
people ofSouth Dakota. Ia his message,
addressed to the people Of the state,
through The Associated Press, the Gov
ernor calls upon every citizen to give
the utmost in individual effort, in mon
ey, time and influence, to practice econ
omy, increase production and boost
our boys" to the very limit, "to the end
that 1918 may bring to US the results we
desire. Governor Norbeck's message
reads:
"Our country is fighting to bring about
a return Of the observance of interna-
tional law; fighting to punish those who
are violating the principles of civilized
warfare to make good to the people Of
Belgium the treaty which bears our
national signature; to make good to the
people of France the obligation we have
owed them for more than a century to
save the world from a dominant mill
tarism to secure to the worlds whole
people a democratic form of govern
ment and finally to lay the foundation
for a permanent peace. As the New
Year opens, South Dakotans must dedi.
cate themselves to a still greater per-
sonal service. We must give the utmost
l., individual effort in money, time and
influence. We must practice economy,
increase production and boost our boys
to the very Emit, to the end that 1918
may bring to us the results we desire"