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Morris tribune., 1918-06-21

would like to write you lot of news
but it would not pass the censor.
"How are you getting on, and how
are all the boys? Tell Lars he ought
to be here if he wants to gamble
everything free and easy. Last week
we had good stud poker game go
ing right in the front line. When
we weren't looking over the lid we
played poker but Fritz spoiled it by
bombarding us for couple of hours.
He threw everything he had but the
wheels. Then is when you hug the
bank and wish you were better boy.
Then our guns open up and hell is
let loose for little while.
II haven't been to Paris yet. Was
ready to go when the Huns started
their big drive so all leave was can
celled, but expect it to start again
this month. It's been long while
since 1 heard from any body in the
white mans land, so when you get
this please answer right away. Don't
wait for me to write because don't
have paper only about once month
when we come out on rest. Am set
ting now propped up against a bag
of shoes writing so don't expect any
good writing or spelling.
''Well, I will have to ring off and
try to answer another letter tonight.
Tell everybody hello for me. Tell
them I will be back some day when
we have licked the Huns. That's our
job and when we finish we can come
back and tell about it. Just keep
your head down and your gas mask
on.
GAS ever your friend,
''W. +. Atwood,
"255071, 46 Can. Bait, France"
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
THE FOLLOWING ARE LOCATED
AT CAMP DODGE, DIES MONIES,
IOWA:

Oscar M. Anderson. Donnelly, Co. B,
339th Nd. G. Bn.
Oluf G. Anderson, Co. D, s52nd Inf.
Emil Wasicek, Chokio, Co. A. 339th M.
G. Bn. .ase
Lieut.. Richard H. Anderson, Co. p,
34Sth Inf, Camp Dodge, Dies Moines, Ia.
Isaac P. Bloomquist, Norris, Co. 8, Sth
Bn. 1853 Depot Brig, Camp Dodge.
Gotfried Baumgartner, Morris, Co. M,
352nd Inf.
Otto A Berns, Morris. Co. A. 33sth M.
Harry Beatty, Co. A, 33sth M. G. Bn.
Chas. Becker. Co. D. ss2 Inf Camp
Dodge.
Perry c. Cook, Donnelly, Co. c, s52nd
Maynard O. Colburn, fChokio s52 Res.
Hospital, Camp Dodge.
John Henry Church, Chokio. Arnb. Co.
Hdq Co 352nd Inf, Camp Dodge
Arthur r. Clark, Co. c., Med. Dept.
Base Hospital, Camp Dodge, Des Moines.
Iowa.
Henry 1. Dale, Donne1ly, Co. D, sss
ID. G., Battalion, Camp Dodge.
Corp. Harvey H. Epstein, Bat. e. 337th
Field Artillery.
Christian A. Gaarder, Alberta, Battery
r, 338 Field Artillery, Camp Dodge.
Bert Henry Hanson, Co. L, s52nd Inf.
Camp Dodge.
1913 Opt. Brg, Camp Dodge.
Lieut.. Will F. Hagerman. Battery u,
337 Field Artillery. ,...- = 40.
Edward =. Jorison, Morris, Co. G.
VIM. A. Lager, Machine Gun Co., $50
Inf, Camp Dodge.
James F. Larson, Co. I, s53nd Inf,
Camp Dodge.
Tom Lee, Co. B, 352 Inf, Camp Dodge.
Ernest G. Mesenbrink, Co. B, 339th M.
G. Bn.
A. F. Maylott, 33sth Mach Gun b.,
Reg. Inf, Camp Dodge.
Serg. James Munro, 352nd Inf, Co. C.
A1phonzo J. Mich, Donne1ly, Co. A.
s39 Machine Gun Bait, Camp Dodge.
Harry Nelson, Morris, Hdo. Co. s3s r.
Lauritz Nelson, Donnelly, Co. A. 339th
M. G.. Bn.
VIM. H, Noble, synnes, Co. II. $50 INF
G, saith F. a., Camp Dodge.
Carl M; Peterson, Co. =, s52nd Inf.
Lieut.: Ray Quinlivan; Norris Co. p
Claren@ Elias Robertson, s52nd Reg
Hospital, Camp Dodge.
Geo. r. Rowles. Base Hospital Camy
Capt. M. l.. Ransom Hancock, s5otf
inf, M o. r. c.. NM PM
Capt. NJ. L. Ransom, Hancock. So.
Inf. M: Or e. Camp Dodge, lowe
Rupert A. sirr Morris, Base Hospita
Camp Dodge. Ei N ss Il u
Edward p. steen, Co. L, sB2nd Inf
Camp Dodge.
Percy M Stock, Hdq. Det., 163rd +
Capt. Royai A. stone, Co. A. s4stl
Inf. &7I| f71e AZ
Boni Tolef. Morris, Co. G. s53nd INF,
Camp Dodge.
Trygve Thomasson
Serg. o. Paige Trip, Co. G, S51st Inf
Camp Dodge.
John Ulrich, Co., A. s5snd Iaf., Cana
Dodge. s17 5l- !.
EDko vroom, sssnd II. e. Co. Can,
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
THE FOLLOWING ARE LOCATED
AT CAMP PIKE, ARKANSAS:

Adolph Aanerud. Donnelly. Co. I. 34S
Inf, Camp Pike, Ark.
Reinhart Block, Co. NJ, 34S Inf, N. A.
Camp Pike, Arkansas
Elmer L. Bruner. Synnes, School for
Bakers and Cooks. N4
Earl M. Darling, Co. D, 237th Field
Artillery, Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark
Henry w. Erickson, Hancock Co. J.
348th Inf, N. A., Camp Pike, Ark
Henry B. Finch. Scott, Co. !, 348 Inf
Camp Pike.
Lawrence Flatner, Morris, Co. I, 1s4th
Inf.
Emil Gausman, Co. A, 312 Amun
Train, Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark.
Corp. Edwin J. Holmdahl, Co. B, 312
ANN. Train, Camp Pike, Little Rock
Ark.
Oscar Hendrickson, Chokio, s4s Inf.
Co. I, Camp Pike, Arkansas.
Christ Jensen, Morris, saith Inf, Co.
Philip Johnson, Co. K, s4Sth Inf
Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark.
Joseph F. Korba, Swan Lake, Co. x,
348 Inf.
Theodore Matheson, Chokio, Bat c, ss5
F. A, Camp Pike, Arkansas.
Nick Philipchuck, Eldorado, Co. I, 34S
Inf, Camp Pike.
Corp. Ralph v. Smith, Co. l., 348th
Inf, N. A, Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark
Earl r. Swanson, Hancock, Co. D, 347
Inf, Camp Pike, Ark.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
Save the Wheat

The food situation has become so
serious that all who can possibly do
SO are requested to totally abstain
from the use of wheat -four until af-
ter the next harvest. The lighting
forces must be fed and wheat pro-
ducts are imperative for that pur-
pose. The fact is recognized that
those here at home engaged in labor
requiring physical exertion must also
consume some wheat flour but there
are many who can well get along for
a few months without it, and 1t is to
the patriotism of such people that the
appeal is made. Anti-wheat societies
are already being organized through
the land and Morris should not be
behind in this patriotic movement.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21

antas. Care Postmaster New York City.
Victor Flatner, Norris, Battleship,
Kansas via New York ~, vi,
City. U. s. s. President Grant, care OF
Edwin johnson, Chokio, New York
City, U. S. s. Melville care OF Postmast-
Grover johnson, Chokio, Camp Berry.
Co. E, Barracks 264, Reg. 6, Great Lakes,
Illinois.
Barr c. Great Lakes, Illinois.
Mathew Leuthard, Chokio, Camp Rose.
Barracks 1855, Co. F, Reg. 10, Great
Arnold A. Ieuthard, Chokio Camp Rose
Barracks 1866. Co. F, Reg. 10, Great
Lakes, Illinois.
Bernard Majerus. Coxswain School,
Great Lakes, Ill.
Joseph F. McDaniels, 18th Inf, Co. l.,
sidney Mcdonald, U. s. Submarine
Base, San Pedro Calf.
Fred Mcmillan, u. s. Navy Yards, U.
s. s. Henley, New York.
Olaf Mork, Hancock, U. S. s., so.
Carolina, Care p. NJ, Fortress Munroe.
Lieut. VIM. j. Munro, Jr., Pier g..
North River, New York City, FIRST oI-
ficer, G. S. M. s., U. S. s., Plottspurg'
Harry Nieland, Hancock, Co. A, Bar
racks No 1, Camp Paul Jones, Great
Lakes, Ill.
Otto Peters, Hancock, Radio Opr, U:
g. 8. Bridgeport, New York, Care or
Postmaster.
Dick Ouilliam, Steam Ship Republic,
Guantanamo, Cuba.
Helmer Roe, Coxswain School, Great
Lakes, Illinois.
Clarence F. Warner, Naval Force, u,
S. S. Aphrodite, Postmaster New YORK
City.
Zoe washburn Hancock, u. S. S.. So.
Carolina, Care P. M, Fortress Monroe.
Vir. +4
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
THE FOLLOWING ARE LOCATED
AT CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY,
CINCINNATI. OHIO:

Christie S. Eul, Morris, Cincinnati
Univ. Training Det., u of c., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Horatio E. Garberick Morris, Gin
cinnati Univ. Training Det., u. of c.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Walter Oscar Hayes. Donnelly, Gin
cinnati Univ. Training Det., U. of c.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Frank Wesley Harris, Morris, Gin
cinnati Univ. Training Det., u. of c.,
Cincinnati Ohio.
Joseph e. sherwood, Morris, Gin
cinnati Univ. Training Det., u. of c.,
Cincinnati Ohio.
James William Kirwin, Morris, Gin
cinnati Univ. Training Det., U. of c.,
Cincinnati Ohio.
Raleigh Herbert Lundberg, Chokio.
Cincinnati Univ Training Det, U. Of c.,
Cincinnati Ohio.
John George Vaughan, Morris, Gin
cinnati Univ. Training Det., u. Of c.,
Cincinnati Ohio.
Nels Thomas Runnie, Morris, Gin
cinnati Univ. Training Det., U. of c.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
William James Stinson, Morris, Gin
cinnati Univ. Training Det., u. of c.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Robert r. Stenger, Morris, Gin
Cincinnati, Ohio.
John Francis Smith, Morris Gin
cinnati Univ. Training Det., U. of c.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Frank Schuster, Chokio, Cincinnati
Univ. Training Det.. U. of c., Cincinnati
Ohio. hS M& III
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
ROLLOF HONOR

Below are published the names
and military addresses Of the men in
the several branches of the service
from Stevens county so far as the
Red Cross Headquarters have been
able to get them. The directory has
been corrected up to date and is be-
Heved to be substantially correct.
Anyone knowing of any corrections
I'm names or addresses or any names
OF men from this county not listed
here who are in the service, should
furnish such information. The
list includes both those who are off,
ciaIly credited to this county, and al
90 former residents Of the county
who entered the service at other
places.
The Red Cross desires the name OF
every boy who should appear on the
Stevens County Roll Of Honor, and
every one is therefore asked to read
over this list carefully, and write
either to Mrs. r. A. Hancock or to
this office any corrections which
should be made.
And right here the suggestion may
well be made, write to the boys.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
LOCATED IN DIFFERENT PLACES
SERVING IN THE AVIATION
CORPS.

\ Jay J. Berkin, Morris, u. S. School of
Fighting Observers, Selfridge Field, Mt
Clemans, Mich. M 4sE
H. Al Ia rsaa MoTTls; noye taeto
ment, Dallas, Texas. -asft ,-s
Carl Hilker, Morris, 277 Aero Squad
Love Field, Texas. *t#
Love Field, Barracks No 2, Dallas
Texas q "a
IS. Serg. Anton A. Miller, Morris, Squa-
dron 203. @E@ u vi
p A. A. Stone, Jr.,t Morris, Flying Cadet
Rockwell Field, North Island, San Diego,
Calf. #a
Sergt Conrad e. Sherstad, Donnelly.
$40 Squadron, Kelly Field, San Antonio,
Texas.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21

Godfrey A. Peterson. (Gus.) Morris.
Co. B., 53rd Eng, Camp Dix. N. j.
Ed. N. Pearson, Hancock. Co. u. 51st
Tel. Blu. Signal Corps Fort San Houston,
Patrick b. Rowles, Horton, Co. A,
148th M. G. NJ, 41st Div, Camp Mills,
N. Y.
Fred Schmidtgal, Darnen, Detention
Co. c.. 14th Inf, U. s. A. Anchorage,
Alaska.
Clifton s. (Bob) Sampson. Naval Re-
serve Adv. u. s. Naval Hdo., Badger
Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI. lt
Lieut.. Harold Ward Stone, Co. 1s.
Fort Oglethorpe, M. o. T. c., Camp
Greenleaf, Georgia.
Harry Truewe, Hancock. Co. E. 1soth
Inf, Camp Logan, Houston, Texas.
Col. George c. Thorpe, Marine Service,
San Domingo.
Earl Wits, Eldorado, Co. I'll, s2eth
Inf, Camp Upton, Yaphank, N. Y,
Edmund G.. Wunsch, Co. c. 18th Eng,
Camp Devons Aver, Mass.
Sergeant Lawrence Zahl, Morris, 624
Aero Squadron, U. 8. S. c.. Morrison,
Virginia
Joe Zylstra, Hancock. Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Co. B, 48 Reg. Engineers,
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
THE FOLLOWING ARE LOCATED
IN DIFFERENT CAMPS THRU
~. OUT THE COUNTRY:

- Arthur Anderson. Co. 800 Barracks "a,
Hampton Roads, Va. r.Ya -
VIM. G. Anderson, Donnelly, ssrd Eng
Harry Anderson, Hancock, Paris
Island, South Carolina, Applicants
Gust A. Anderson. 4th Casual Co.. srd
motor Mach. Reg, Camp Hancock.
Edgar e. Andrews, Depot Co., LIST
Corps Artillery Park, Camp Jackson,
Columbia, South Carolina.
322nd Inf, Camp Jackson, Columbia, s..
Martin H. Berg, Morris, Co. 8, C. A. c.,
Fort Treble Maine.
Tennis Boon, Hancock, 144 Aero Squa-
dron, Kelly Field. San Antonio. Texas.
Milford Byrne, Yoemen School, New
port, Rhode Island.
Martin H. Chesterfield Co. f. 33rd
Eng, Camp Devons, Mass.
P. j. Connaughton, Hancock, Co. c, 9Th
Field Battl Signal Corps, u. 8. A. Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas.
Edward j. DiSselkamp, Donne1iy 33rd
Eng, Co. D, Camp Devons, Mass.
David L. Edmonds, Co. A., seth Inf.
Camp Mills. Long Island, N. Y.
John G. Eystad, Albreta, Co. B., 53rd
Earl w. Games, E Battery, 70 Field
Artillery, Camp Logan, Houston, Texas.
Emil Fuchs, Naval Y. M. c. A., 1877
Sands Street; Brookline, New York.
Ia,
Inf, Camp Greene Charlotte. North
Carolina.
Chas. Getchell, Co. g. srd Eng, Train
ing Reg. Camp AA, Humphry, va.
Eng Camp Devons, Ayers, Mass.
Edmund Goulet, Hancock, 32s Field
Sig. Battalion Co. G., Camp Stanley,
Leon Springs, Texas
Inf, Louis Branch, Tacoma, Washington
Wendell G1otfelty, Donne1ly, Co. g.
Sec. g., Reg. 3, Charleston, 8. c. g
Harry Henry Hoyer, Camp American
University, Wash, D. C.
Harold Haifshai. Donnelly, Camp Cor
don, Atlanta, Georgia.
Corp. II. A. Herman, Co B, 4th En-
gineers, Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. c..
Stanley Allen Harris, Medical Reserve
Corps, Northwestern University, Chica-
go, ILL.,
Alex c. Johnson, szs Inf. Supply,
Camp Upton. New York City
1st Lieut.. D. W. Kohler,. Base Hos
pital, Waco, Texas.
Edward George Kennedy Morris. 9Th
Inf, N. G., Chattanooga, Tenn.
j. F. Kelly, Co IS. Engineers, Bar.
racks SO, Camp Custer, Michigan.
Corp. Chas. Kirk, Morris, Headquart-
ers Co, 135th Inf, Fort Baird. New
Ben Leuthard, Chokio Reg. 8. Co. .,
Sec. 2, y. 8. Training Station. Charles
ton, South Carolina.
Clifford A. Lee, Norris, Co. A. 53rd
Eng, Camp Dix, N. J.
| Herbert o. Lindhue, Line 20, Sec 10
Trades Div Kelly Field No. 1, San
Antonio, Texas. & gse IA
| serg. Stanley Leaf, sDonne11y, TrucA
$50. Camp Greene, Charlotte, NJ. C. ~
Cyril p. Maginnis. Sergeant In TROOP
A., Oregon Calvary.
| Capt. T. r. Maginnis. Regular Army
now Commandant Military Branch, Ore.
gon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Ore
Julius Meshnfck. Hancock.
| Geo. Macarthur, Paris Island, Quaster
masters Dept
Frank Lester McDaniels, Morris, Co
D 342nd M. @. Bn.. Camp Funston
M P. McNally, shokio, Co 1873, Marine
Barracks. Paris Island, s., c..
Chas: e. Mentally, Chokio, Co. A, Sstl
Eng, Camp Custer. Battle Creek. Mich
Cnas. Mover. Infirrnany First Battery
% Inf, M. D.. Sour Lake, Texas
San Antonio, Texas.
/ Geo. Meyer. Navy, Co. s, See. 8. IL,
Reg, y. g. Training Camp. Charleston
Is. c.
Thorvai A.. Olson, ~Donnel1y. ls'e'
Serg;. John Ortman, Norris. Ouarter
tmaster's once. Fort Smelling, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
ARMY -t----- ~ =.
THE FOLLOWING ARE LOCATED
AT CAMP CODY, DEFINING,
NEW MEXICO:

ssrg: + L. Anderson Morris, Co. B.
Lawrence Burbank, Norris 1osth Sig
Lewis G. Casey, Bugler, Co. K. 1s6th
Inf
Owe Christensen, Norris, Headauart-
ers Co., 135th Inf.
Lloyd Christman, Outpost Co. 109th
r. 8. Bat, Camp Cody.
Edmund Dablow, Morris, Headuuart-
ers Co., 135th Inf.
Ray Englehardt, Chokio Co. c.. 17eth
n. G. B., eth Brigade, 34th Division.
George w. Eystad, Alberta, Hda. Co.
Corp. Walter Terrell, Morris. Co. A.,
Corp: Gilbert Gufbranson, Alberta, Co.
Alfred Hanson, Morris, Co. B., 1s5th
Corp: Charles Hansen, Alberta, Co. c.
Christian e. Hanson, Headquarters
Co. 135th Inf.
Corp. Herleef Hansen, Morris. Co. B.,
1S5th Inf.
Corp. Raymond Hessler, Morris. Co. D.,
135th Inf. -. .-...-.t.-
Wy R. Jones, Synnes, Co. L, 1s5th Inf.
Leland Jones, Synnes. Co. B., 1S5th
serg. Elmer Lashanzky. Morris. 100
Field Signal Battalion.
c.. J. Leitchman, Morris, Supply Co.,
John Medinger, chokio, Battery D,
125th u. 81 r. A.
Emil Peterson, Co. c., 135th Inf
Fred D. Peterson, Synnes, Co. K, 135th
Inf.
Edward Reilly, Morris Co. L., 1s5th
Inf. 4 RI
Corp. Charles Rotramel, Morris,
Headquarters Co., 135th Inf.
Emmett Salmonson, Chokio, Battery
D., 125th U. S. =. A.
Joseph Sauter, Morris, Headquarters
Co, 135th Inf.
William Schmid, Chokio, Battery D.,
125th u. S. F. A.
Frank M. Smith, Morris. Headquart-
ers Co., 135th Inf.
Thomas Edmund Spaulding, Alberta,
Co. G., 135th Inf. ,a. F.s 'f'
Corp. Arthur Stevenson, Norris Twp,
Co. B, 135th Inf
Corp. Sterling Tomlin, Morris, Mach
inc Gun, Co. 135th Inf
Corp. Arnold Vinje, Morris, Co. B.,
135th Inf.
Henry watzke, Norris, Hdats. Co..
18th Inf.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
THOSE SERVING IN NAVY:

8. AL. Anderson, Hancock, u. 9. g.,
wyoming Care Postmaster. New York
City.
Arthur Edwin Anderson, A. s. IT, 8.
NJ, Barracks S37 South, Co. "a, Camp
Decatur, u s.. Naval Training Station,
Great Lakes, Ill. A8
Joseph Benson, Camp Decatur. Co. 81,
Barracks 852, Great Lakes. Illinois
Gerald Cool, Chokio, Co. 50 Traixing
Station, Norfolk, Va
Barracks 567, Philadelphia, Penn.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
Much Road Work This Year

Minnesota ranks thirteenth among
the 48 states in the amount Of money
to be spent on improvement Of roads
during 1918, according to figures
compiled by C. M. Babcock, state
highway commissioner. Some OF the
states spending more than Minnesota,
such as New York and Illinois. have
a much greater population and their
expenditure per capita Is actually
much less. The Minnesota figure OF
s7.7O0, 900 compares with $685.
925 expended last year. and Is great
er than the amounts appropriated In
such prosperous states as Michigan
Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts,.
Missouri and Pennsylvania.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
THE FOLLOWING ARE LOCATED
AT CAMP LEWIS, AMERICAN
& LAKE. WASHINGTON.

William Boo, 331 Remount Depot, u.
v. c., Camp Lewis, Washington.
Robert HI. DeLaHunt, Camp Lewis,
American Lake, Wash. .E
Capt John 8. Maginnis, Commanding
2, Bat. 1876 Depot Brigade, Camp Lewis,
American Lake, Wash.
Clarence McConville. 331st Remount
Depot, Camp Lewis, Wash.
AL. Nelson, Camp Lewis, American
Lake, Washington.
Lieutenant Arthur Woodman, Morris
34S Field Artillery. Camp Lewis. Wash
ington.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
THE FOLLOWING ARE LOCATED
AT CAMP DONIPHAN, FIT.
SILL, OKLA:

Roy J. Bastin. Norris, Base Hospital.
Arthur Hartog, Morris. care Of Base
Hospital.
Richard w. Lang, Norris. Base Hos
pital
w. r. O'Rourke, Co. A, 40 Inf, Camp
Doniphan, Fort sill, Okla.
Roy G. Thompson, Camp Doniphan,
Base Hospital. Fort Sill, Okla
Vern Edward Thompson, Hancock, Co.
r, 10th Battl. goth Engineers. Ameri-
can, E. F., via New York
Arthur Thomspon, Hodges, Spruce
Production Division, 408 Constr. Squa-
dron, Voncouver Barracks, Wash.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
ON FOREIGN SOIL al
DRESS NOT YET OBTAINED:

Lieut. e. T. Fitzgerald, Morris S60th
Infimary, Camp Travis, Texas.
! Serg. James Gaffney, Hdq. Det., 18TH
F. A. Brig. Camp Mills, NJ Y.
352 INF Camp Dodge.
Cyrus G. Ortman, Morris, Co. A, seth
Engineers, Camp Grant, Rockford, Ill.
"a Clarence r. Runnie, Morris, Co. T, 1888
Depot Brig, Camp Dodge.
Ruth Shields nurse, Base Hospital at
Camp Lewis American Lake, Wash.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
THOSE ON FOREIGN SOIL

Walter F. Atwood, No. 255Q71, IS Can
adams, B. e. F., France.
Alfred H. Bach LIST Prov. Co., 116th
Eng, American ID. F. G
Harold l.. Baker, Signal Corp Operat-
or, Fort Gibbon, Alaska. l.
VIM. F. Brunkow Co. c, 129th Inf,
American e. F.
Allen B. Brown, End Lieut., o. r. G.,
18th F. A. Battery A, A. P. o. I'll
American e. F., France.
Ray d. Buckingham, Co. 5O7, Quart
ermaster Corps, American e. F., via
David Barry, No. 1oosOss, 4sth Cam
adian Battery, France. ~
Victor Erickson, Hancock. Supply co.
1854 Inf, Al Div, American e. f. g.
John Flynn, s63 Infantry American
VIM. Fowler, saddler, Battery c., ISL
Field Art, American =. f. via new
Raymond L. Henle. Morris, Hdq. Go.
139th Inf, American e. F. via New York
First Lieut.. John A. Halgren. ID. O.
r. c., Med. Reserve CORPS LONDON
9. A. -(Alec.) Hansen. Donnelly, Co. 3.
21st Engineers, American q. F.. France.
Leonard Hawkinson, Wagner, 116
Eng. Train, American E. E., via New
York.
Albert Johnson, Framnas, Co. F. 80
U. S. Inf, American E. F. via New York.
Lester Kennedy, Co. B. 163rd Inf,
American E. F., via New York.
Manley A. Linsley, Btry. c., 304 f. A.
American e. F.
Ole p. Madsen, Donnelly. 4S4 Aero
Squadron, American e. F., via New
York.
139th Inf American e. F. via New York
VIM e. Maughan, 80 Grosvner Gar
den, London Eng, Naval Aviation Hdq.
" Chester Mahafie Battery D., 9Th Field
Artillery, American p. F., via N. Z.
Chas. Macarthur, Hancock, Co. 1, LIT
u. S. inf, N. G., American e. F.
Corp. E. A. Nelson, SO Aero Squadron.
American e. F., via New York.
Corp. Robert O'Br1en, Hdq. Co., 1853
Inf, M. Brig, 40 Div American e. F.,
via New York.
W. r. O'Keefe, Co. 3. Brig, 20 En-
gineers, American e. F., via New York
Hospf. No. 1, American E. F., via New
Ed. peterson, Co. i, 34S Inf, American
E. F. Asa
serg. Erwin Persons, Co I. 1s4th Inf,
in France, American e. f., via New
VIM. e. Ring, Morris Co. b. 2sth Eng.
American e. F., via New York.
W. IS. Stambaugh, Co. G., 18th INF,
American e. F., via New York:
Charles O. Swanson, Co. E., 164 Y. y.
Infantry, American E. F., in France:
American p. F., via New York
Lawrence J. Walz, Morris, Sig G. A. 8.
American E. 2. via New York
Norbert Wall, Morris, Co. A, 131 Reg,
Inf American E. r. via New York.
Captain Robert Wilson, 164 Inf, Al
Division, American e. f., via New York.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
THE FOLLOWING ARE LOCATED
AT CAMP JOSEPH E. JOHN
STON, JACKSONVILLE. FLA:

A. J. Adolphson, Quartermaster' Corps
Jacksonville, Florida. 4
John e. Hogan, Receiving Co. a.,
Barrack J-38, Camp Joseph e. John
ston, Jacksonville, Florida. hgs r.
Serg. Harry III. Lord, Norris, Fire
Truck and Hose Co. No 345, Camp
Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla.
Paul Putnam, Morris, Motor Rep. Co.
No. 1, Block G, Bar IT. Camp Johnston.
Jacksonville, Florida ~
b Lloyd Slawson Camp Joseph Re- John
stOn, Jacksonville Fla
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA,
FARM SCHOOL

Vincent o. Kohler, Morris. ra
Otto M. Haase, Morris. ~
Jens G. Jensen, West Central Scnool.
Herbert A. Terrell, Morris Training
Detachment No. 2, u. of M. -
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21

stones sootless coal guaranteed
"a please. Z
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
THOSE SERVING IN MARINES
TAPS

soren Christianson, Morris, 135th INT,
Edward Kolar, Donnelly, Co. K, S4S
Corp. Walter Trip. Morris, Head
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21

Henry vroom. s5snd Inf. Camp
Dodge.
Eugene B. Wilson. Alberta, Co. u, 9Th
Bait. 163 Depot Brig, Camp Dodge.
Morris tribune., 1918-06-21
THE FOLLOWING ARE LOCATED
IN CAMP WADSWORTH, S. D.


Alfred e. Doe, Co. E. Motor Supply,
9Th Div, Camp Wadsworth, S. G.
j Joseph r. Dickinson, 53rd Inf, Mach.
Gun, Co, Wadsworth, S. G.
Emil Erickson, 5srd Inf, Mach Gun
Co., Wadsworth, S. c.
Chas. Killoran, 9Th Division AmunI-
ton Train Co. A. Camp Wadsworth; 8: z.
John H. Page, Motor Supply Tram
9Th Division, Wadsworth, S. G.
ThorvaI Olson, Donnelly, Co. D, 53rd
U. s. Inf, Reg, Camp Wordsworth, s. 9.
THOSE SERVING IN MARINES;
Harold w. Garlick Marine Regular
Army, Camaguey, Cuba
NURSES
Miss Juanita De1ahunt, Marine HOS
pital, 200 Middle ST., Portsmouth VIZ
ginia.
Carolyn Schlattman, Camp Dodge
Des Moines, Iowa.
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CHARLES RAY ..Hie Own Home Town


elements which combine to make the
production one of more than average
attractivenesS.
How Mr. Ray, in his impersonation
of Jimmy Duncan, succeeds in smash :
ing this corrupt ring. thereby winning
the respect and admiration OF MS
townsmen, not to speak of the love OF
beautiful girl, is charmingly told in
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There are numerous thrilling Incl
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and the continuity is excellently sus-
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by capable players, many of whom
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Mothers Boy" THE Hired Man" and
1.-The Family Skeleton" Manager Jones
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-13

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston s: Chicago 8.
At Philadelphia 3: ST. Louis 5.
At Washington 5; Detroit A.
AT New York s: Cleveland 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago s: Boston o.
At st. Louis 8; Philadelphia 2.
Others rain.