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80 Persons Injured in Accident.

New London, Conn, June %
About SO persons were injured, 70
more or less seriously, when an ex-
hanst valve of passing locomotive
blew out and sprayed steam, under
heavy pressure, through the windows
Of the three rear coaches Of the
Gilt Edge Express, New York to Bos-
ton, at Saybrook Junction, on the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad tonight. None Of the in
jured IS believed to be fatally hurt.
AS the heavy volume Of steam
struck the express coaches it blew
out the window glass and, driving
across the cars, passed out through
splintered windows on the opposite
side.
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tusr FOLLOW AS THE NIGHT THE DAY: THOU CANS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1918.
000, 900 AMERICANS ARE OVER.
Million Men by. July First Within
Possible Range.

Washington, June 22.-Defnite
word from Rome Of the repulse Of the
Austrian drive In Italy, coupled with
the announcement OF Gen. March,
chief OF staff, that American troop
movements to France had now ex-
ceeded 100000, added to-day to the
growing cheerfulness that has been
apparent at the War Department re-
Gently.
Gen. March told the newspaper
men In his weekly conference that
with the 100000 mark passed, the
United States Is five months in ad-
vance of its schedule for troop move
ment. At the same time he briefly
outlined the battle position In France
and Italy and drew the conclusion
that the enemy was being held firmly
on all fronts, though further great
blows are to be expected.
The chief Of staff's statement fur
nished the first authoritative infor-
nation as to progress made in the
tremendous eXertion the government
has been making to meet the chal-
lenge Of the German drive in the
west. When the first blow was
struck OH the Chambrai-St. Quentin
line March 21, troop shipments were
five months ahead.
being moved to the front Is sharply
indicated by the fact that approxi-
mately 100000 men have been en-
barked during the last two weeks.
The total movement during May was
not more than 100000. 1t was only
two weeks ago that Secretary Baker
announced that more than 100000
had been sent; week later, at the
first Of his conference with the news
paper men, Gen. March said the 80O,-
600 mark had been passed, and to-
day he placed the figures at more
than 100000.
Million Mark Soon.
On this showing the million mark
should be passed by July /. Various
factors enter into the problem Of
transportation, however, which for
bid a definite prediction.
Gen. March made it clear that time
gained in getting abroad enough
American troops to give Gen. Foch,
supreme commander, mastering su-
periority over the enemy, Is the vital
factor./ Every day lost by the Ger
| mans in pressing ther effort to
iAiA'IoiS flSloly DClule AlleIlCdu ala
can arrive IN overwhelming forces is
regarded as day nearer ultimate de-
| feat for them.
"The general situation looks we'll, :"
was Gen. March's comment as he
| looked at the great war maps where
all the operations are marked out.
THE lack Of lighting along the
French front is Of primary import
ance to the allies by giving us a
chance to get more man power.
| THE present lull on the western
front simply means that Germany is
renting her combat divisions and
preparing for another drive. It does
not mean that the great battle is
over.
We can look forward to a repeti-
tion of what we have been passing
through these past few months, as
far as German activity is concerned. "
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-06-26

THE COURT Or COMMON pLEAs.
Jury List for the Second Week, Com
mencing Monday, July 9Th.

The following gentlemen have
been drawn to serve as jurors at the
session Of Common Pleas
Court, which will convene in Wal
halla July Sth:
Alexander, D. D., Salem.
Becknell, w. R., Seneca Rt. l..
Boggs, J. c., Jr., Seneca Rt. 8.
Bradberry, II. W., Seneca.
Brock, J. O., Seneca. y
Burns, w. r., Townville.
Busch, John j., WaihaIla Rt. 3.
Cobb, julie. Westminster RID.
Crenshaw, G. c., West Union.
Crumpton, J. j., Walhalla.
Denny, j. s., Madison.
Duncan, j. NJ, Westminster.
Fricks, A. r., Madison.
Fricks, w. r., Walhalla Rt. 3.
George, j. M, West Union Rt, 1.
Gignilliat, G. N, Seneca.
Hamilton, Ed, Seneca RID.
Hawkins, G. W., West Union Rt. /.
Hellams, b. D., Walhalla.
Jones, r. T., Westminster.
Kerr, r. H., Walhalla Rt. 1.
Knox, II. D., Walhall.
Knox, Whit, West Union Rt. I.
Lowry, Earle W., Seneca Rt. Q.
Miller, G. C., Seneca, Rt. 4.
owens, Il. B., West Union Rt. |.
Patterson, j. A., Townville.
Phi!iips, Charlie, Long Creek
P1tchford, G. w., Jr., Walhalla.
Reeder, J. W., West Union.
Rice, j. c., Westminster RID.
Simpson, G. o., Westminster.
singleton, G. E., Westminster RID.
Singleton, II. b., Townville.
Sluder, NJ. c., Newry.
Whitmire, J.H. NJ, West Union RI. /
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Hotels, restaurants, boarding
houses and public eating places will
please observe the following rules,
effective at once:
/. No crushed or shaved ice shall
be served in drinking water.
2. No crushed or shaved ice shall
be served around fruits or other
dishes, or in finger bowls.
3. No ice shall be bought except
for necessary uses.
4. Soda fountains and soft drink
dealers will please observe the fol-
lowing rule, effective at once: No
crushed or shaved ice shall be used
or served in drinks.
e. l.. Herndon,
County Food Administrator.
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Blizzard in Argentina.

Buenos Aires, June 24.-A snow
storm that began Saturday developed
into q terrific blizzard throughout
Southern South America, doing
great damage on land and spreading
havoc among the shipping along the
southern coast. Nothing afioat has
yet been able to enter or leave Mon
tevideo harbor. An American mer-
chantman anchored here was forced
to signal for assistance to prevent
her being torn from her moorings,
Wereless calls were received from
several large ships at sea.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-06-26
All But Two Present.

Bear Pen school district held a
meeting IN the interest Of the sale Of
war Savings and Thrift Stamps.
Every patron of the district save two
was present, and we appointed COM
mittee to wait on those two and de-
mand their help. Every man pres
ent at this meeting subscribed some
th1ng. Member Of the Meeting.
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Two Dead Making Raid.

Waynesboro, Ca, June 23.--While
raiding the home of John Cooper, an
alleged notorious blind tiger, five
miles from Waynesboro, this morn
ing, Policeman Jack Samuels, Of
Wayncsboro, was shot and killed by
the negro, and Ed. Jeffcoat, one Of
the possee, is believed to have been
fatally wounded Policeman John
Grubbs and Deputy Sheriff Canady
escaped injury. The officers found
Cooper up chimney and ordered
him. down. He reached the fireplace
firing revolver. Cooper was in
stantly killed.
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Undersea Boats Under Sea.

Paris, June thirds of
the German submarines launched
are already at the bottom Of the sea,
according to statement made to
the deputies by the undersecretary
Of the navy. '4And," continued the
undersecretary, 1--WE are destroying
them twice as fast as they are build
ing them"
New-York tribune., 1918-11-30
Reuiisions

Washington, Nov. 27.
Killed in Action
LlENECk, P. G.. corp. 3O7 18th ST.. Bklvn.
SlANO, Vincent, Tuckahoe, N. Y.
SNYDER, Murl G., Salamanca, N. Y.
Died of Disease
CURRY F. B.. WAGNER, Astoria N. Y.
Died From Wounds
MCBRIDE. A. G.. corp. "a Monroe P1.
Brooklyn. -
Enormously Reported Wounded
WILBUR. C. a., 5r, lieut.. Byookl;ns
Wounded
GuTHA. Charles H.. Bleecker. N. v
kAESERMERSKY, M, SO Essex St. NJ v
McASLAN Walter W.. Greenport N v
KuBY, Chnrles, Rideewood. NJ Y.
6. KAM "a, I, C0,sT,E.NBRUGGE. Horace B.. lieut.,
York. '''ee'' NE"
= SOLOMON, Michael. 3s Amboy Street
Brooklyn. ' ''iee''
CuSANO. Antonio. Jersey CITY.
=, flOHt, Lewis A, 517 East 174th Street
New York. ~" ''reee
HUSTON. Henry L.. Hector N. Y
THOMPSON. Claude H.. Cuba, N. Y
Returned to Duty
14lst hlaEpwlN strs.t Mo- Joseph K. corp. a21 Eas.
BEMIS, Fred. cook, Schenectady NJ "
EN COm EN- Charles, Woodhaven, N. Y.
CoIION. Bert c.. Fort Plnin. N.
IHGG, Joseph Peter. Mount Vernon NJ "
IHt,HKIWIG. August, jr. Woodhaven. N. Y
HONi' Harry D.. New Haven. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-30
MARRIAGES

ALLEN-COBB-At the West End Collegiate
Church, Friday, November 20, by the Rev
Henry Evertson Cobb. assisted by the Rev
Frederick B. Allen, Frederick Lewis Aller
to Dorothy Penrose Cobb.
CARRITHERS - SHEARS - Ensign Edga,
Verne Carlithers. U. S. N, to Jessica
Shears, of 30l West 107th st., daughter
of the late George P. Shears, M. D., by
Chaplain Truman Post Riddle, u. S. NJ
Wednesday. November q. 1918.
FLEISCHER-STONE- Thursday No
vember %, Rose l.. Stone. niece of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Caesar, to Louis
Fleischer. :
HONE-PARRIsH- the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Kirby
Rckeby, Nashville. Tenn, November 2s
Lulie Kirby to John Hone =
OSTWALT-SWAIM- Ethel Vivian
Swain, daughter of Mrs Rose Swain. of
Indianapolis, Ind, was married to Fred
Eric Ostwalt. of New York, in the Church
of the TRANSPORTATION Wednesday after
noon. .
WAINWRIGHT JACOBS At Greenwich.
Conn, November %, 1918, Anna Austin.
daughter of Hobart B. Jacobs, to Samuel
H. Wainwright, D. D., of st. Louis, now
in Japan.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-30

ALAbAMAs
Doss, Perry E., Samantha ths.'''e Cd b B.
DYE. Tramble. Elba (K).
HAYES. Emus, Adamsville (K)-
NIL Mitch M ELL. Frank r., Birmingham tK).
STILES. John. Newmarket % d.
WALDRIP. Allen CollinsviIle Cd w.
WRIGHT. Richard, Empire (K)-
ARKANSAS:
bI1EynSS BLETJMs, Roy Roy E., Hanover Cd d.
CLARK. Herman w, Pine Bluff Cd D,.
CROSS, Joseph F.. Mountain Vrv ID d..
HILL. James, Van Buren, (K)-
CALIFORNIA.
BaRRi saRRoH Ed%s" x M, NJ, lieut., Bsrssss 1x,;
BEGEs. CASTOR, Salinas (K5. ~ A'
BRIGGS. G; W. West Riverside Cd w.
cc1EaSlE; c1aMn;p Al5ert' 1AMo H San Francisoo Cd d.
HAYES. Leonard, <Yuccipa (K)
JAMISON. Guy. Santa Maria (K,.
Johnson, Fred c. c.. F. rtrn Cd VI.
KINNEY, Walter. sar Aciico 1KS. ''
RUsTING. Joseph. Oakland Cxy '
SHERMAN. Arthur. Lindsay Cd W.
SABINI. Luigi. San Fruncisco CK).
SHAW. Lee, Chico (K).
STEPHENS, Isaac W, San Dirxp CKo.
TITLE. Ward. Modesto (K1. '-'-
WARD. John j. San Francisco W,-
COLORADO.
GEORGIA. Charles g. Denver ID D).
HAMILTON, James c.. Monte vista (K).
SCHUMATE. Gerald. Denver (K)-
CONNECTICUT:
CASSELLS. Patrick. Pennington {K).
CRUETKE. William. New Haven (K).
HILTON, Cyrus. sgt, Glastonbury (K)
HEMINGWAY. VIM H.. New Haven fKl-
HILBERT. Hyman, Hartford (K}
LENGYEL. Andrew, wallingford (x).
MACHIE, Fred. Wilinantic (K).
PERO. Peter. Bridgeport (K).
ROSENTHAL Samuel. New Hnwcm ID d.
SIOMAKEWICZ. Thos.. New. Britain (K)-
UNDERWOOD. Joscph c.. Meridsn (K)
DELAWARE,
AMORY. Thos. D.. lieut., Wi,ynsnoson (Y).
SPEER, Jacob, Wilmington (K)-
FLORIDA,
MARKS, ". r.. lieut. Apalachsoda fK).
BELLAMY. Sandy. St Augustine % WI.
bENNEr, Willis, Miliville (R1.
MEYEk Fernando r.. sgt. Mt Dora CD.
WRIGHT. Walter. Orlando % D.
GEORGIA:
CRoSBEY. Ivy. Gordon ID D..
ELLIOTT. Ben. Newman ID D..
fOR1NER, James, Crandaf (K)-
HELTcN. Riley. Loudsviils (K).
LAKE. Eldridge. Columbus ID WI.
MILTON. Feeder. sg1 Atlanta OK
T5DWELL. Harvey. Gay (K).
TUCKER, Iude. Lafayette % ~.
WOODRUFF. George. Washington I'd d.
WILLIAMS. Henry. Thomson % VI.
IDAHO:
AMOS. Drew. Idaho Falls fK).
BAkNES, Jewett L.. Moscow (K).
BROWN, Kenneth. Twin Fall. fK).
COTrLE. Bennie. Franklin fK).
HARDEN. James. Shelley (K)
HELM, robert H., Rupert *.
HOWARD. Fred, sgt, American Fafls TX
HOLLAND. Clarence, corp, Priest River
MooaE. L. t.. HALEY lxy.
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ILLINOIS:

ILLINOIS,:
ANGIIN ANNhIi M; VIII: b: Neut.. Kemaworth (K).
pINSSG66lN' Willie. Edgewood ID D).
PPAASSON, PASC s,,rIs Roger j. s.. Chicago % W..
BBIE4NNGSION. Y. A, Rockford lK)
BBDDCK. Marshall. corp. Chicago % oA} X,
SSRROWN SRSeN,, William. Roseville ID b1. b.
SCIA3S,SiDY, Peter. Arlington ID w
NJ 0tdhAa1MSBI,EERLAIN. AZ I,ELAIN. Joseph D.. Murnbvu-
DDi!SSlMANo. John. Peoria (K).
DORESS, Everett Chicago (Kl
EGGERT. Walter, Chicago N w,
6 GGoaRPY, Q REA,,t,6 Cecil. clarksburs d w. w!'
HAPTS1GH lafT Z EH' III Richard. Chicago (K).
HANK: Willard Prairie Viz. View S11SSs' * 'A''
iiHy Hay Eh- RUDOLPH. Coal City (K).
HIthLM; td1l,,,c Charles w, Geneva % d..
JJACEWICZ. Adolph. Chicago (K'
JTVJ1bE; Chester, Tunnel Hill ID w.
nCEHN, Edwin, Ava (K).
BHAAG5UNE. q 5. Charles E. Alton (K).
M11RT9 MARTYR ,Sj Charles ". White Hail (K).
MILLER, Albert, Danville (Kj.
NiGRO. Cosimo, Chicago (K1.
NHIlZslNSKY. ~ s. Wladyslav. E. Madison (K,.
OBJ 00ppaoN, George W, Chicago (K). 'N''
OKR, Clarence, Maroa (O.
DIA.6UN. Harry r., Kane Cd D).
pETFPSSUN, Er PPSSUN, Harold. Chicago (K).
REbDISG REEbrTDTISSGN, 1dbe hennng G; O.. Chicago (K).
RSE,ESE: John. Springfield lK1.
RRSSPpRhbbThI. RSPh bS Albert. Nokonris .fK).
rr.VBEkTS Cecil H. Newman N n,
SFiI SET r; FcS Joseph c.. Baynette ID d.
sIIwNTp' ssITi'vinER' Ralph G. Belvidere (K).
SSCHuLTz. Paul A. H. % Lansing n Il n W,
ss1nKk srIrK +, iiEWICz. LEWIS Vincent Chicago (K).
sr rrGs,lk,lEtNIBERG. Fred E.. Chicago (K}''
s4,1T5 ss4n,ESE; ;n Leo, Chicago (K). N'>''
SMu BERT. William. ElRin fK).
S,dQCHHAM. John. Lewistoyyn TX,
II,RuC!K. Stephen. Chicago lK) 'N''
Wni WWfn1I. 1's.p Aar1n 3n.,;. T.. Forest Park (K).
INDIANA: 'N''
TGKRATUNIK. y re John. Indiana Harbor TX,
KfTTrp;mayy KT1rr11; raymond C.. Brownsville (KJ.
MAXON, Roy. Fort Wayne % W. NN''
~ ~, a NE, Robert. Huntington (K)
1rLUNkETT. Leo. Columbus (D b,
IOWA. '>
hEMBLE; John H.. lieut., Mu.cu,;no TX,
BATY BsHrToIn. sbarman nesser r.. Elkhart ID D..
pptISS,S DpppDRsKY; Fred D.. Iowa City ID d..
rrKlEESE. George, Amber I'd b..
rLOEo; Lee. Maxwell (K).
GGIuDSqNi GuTaRiir hgward: Tsara:s shsr.aan m,, (X).
HUBER. Albert Fort Atkinson tx,
JONES. Ls Roy r.. Lyons 90 d, '"''
LYNCH. James ", AyrshIre fKI X
kNAPP, Samuel. Linden (K).
nuEdH f John T.. Waverly Cd w.
McOY. Kenneth l.. Melrose 70 VIZ
MAGLE, Arthur. Wilton % w.
niEl;soN John, Extra ID d.
OLSON. Clarence, Jewell (K).
ruDENI, John, Carroll ID D..
PEkREGO, Lester, Farley 10 D)
SAxEN. Jcn Danbury ID D..
SCHNEIDER. Theodore Rudd ID y,
SKELLEY. Weyrse M. davenport *. *.
IyIGH, Charlie. KillduH ID ~
VohhEIs. Clifford. Lockridgs (K).
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MEMORIAL NOTICE

AT THE REQUEST of the Women. a..
ary naa; 10TH Regiment (s6sth u s. infsOtsr1l, Ss1l
soldiers Of the isFvfs 18th vii Rss.h be held i' &.
369th U. S. Infantry. as well az s now the
ceased members of the Women;s A, 3rsi,e. sne ee-
This service will be held in s. co,llsry. ph;aiy,.
CHURCH Sunday morring. Decembe, n,;ps ,s
Al the men of the 18th Regimartt = .iS .siS
relatives and friends and soldiers Of a.ss saes
regiments en- 3, are invited to be present 0''er
). ELIZABETH FRAZIER Prss;s.-
Mrs. j. GARCIA, Chairnan IS resident;
Committee. VI memorial
New-York tribune., 1918-11-30
Killed

COW. Kenneth, lieut.. saunnsifx ~ D.
BARGFREDE. William A., hsuG. Az
Brook Auenue, New Yorh Citp.
HOADLEY. Sheldon f.. lieast-, II Tss
FiftD-ei0hth Street. New York Cstp-
NOON. Alfred f.. lieut., He,npstaod, N. 7
SCHWARTZ. Sidney lieut. $50 W@st 1o3e
Street; Mem York City:
City
BEHRMAN, Mitchell j. e2 West 115ti
street xSg% New York CITY. rz4
BELVlTO, Giovanni Jersey City, N D.
BARRETT. Thomas j., 397 Prasidrnt
Street. Brooklyn.
BOGART. Raymond, Haversuaw. N Y
CORMLEY, James P, 532 First Avrnue'
CooNEY. Peter. 21o West 14sh Street,
New York City
COHEN, Abraham, 35a Fourth Street
CONNELLY. Patrick, Union Hill NJ J.
DEAKYME Irving H, New Brunswick
DANUTsKY. Philip. Newark N. J.
New York City.
DESPOSTrO. Frank NJ sgt % Srrnnd
Place, Brooklyn.
DIESEL, Louis, 1913 Grove Street. Brook
EHLERs Gustave A. s1A sxrrnd Avenue.
EcEoFF. Nils. COS FifS-se4xn1a st1~eH.
ERGANG. Max, $50 East 1s7fh Street.
New York City
FENNELL. Robert W. 121 Vest 121st
FRIEDEL. Michael 54 Mnrgnn A1snne.
Brooklyn.
GILL. John j., Hoboken. N. J.
GOLISH, Nicholas 237 Sennna Stre%t.
New York City
fifth Street, New York ;iity.
HUsSEY Edward j. fgt- Nrw Brighton.
Tsp1aM IN" u,,-v II was+ 1no-S sa,,,.a
New York City.
LANDMAN, Jacob, Jersey City. N J.
LACKER, George w, sgt. Rich1nnnn Hill.
LORE, Lester Bloomsbury, N J.
MAYOR, Raymond w. corp. 125 Ch1un-
cey Street. Brooklyn
MISSIONER, George. 16s Berrinann Street.
MvEiGH. James J., 20 Hausmzn Street.
Brooklyn.
MCABE, John c. l7s Prusper. P.rk
West, Brooklyn
NELSON. Frank L., 1S Msnahsn Street.
Brooklyn.
NICCOLLs. Walter E, 1857 Ezsss Forty
sixth Street, Brooklyn
OSTROY, Paul. 143 Indian Street. Brook
OLEARY. bartholomew, 1856 Third Ave
nue.. New York City.
OMEARA, John W. Richnnnd Valley.
PETERSON, Howard E.. $50 Eleventh
Street Brooklyn
PARTLoW:, Charles Newark, n J.
Street. New York City.
REYER. Joseph, Yonkers, N Z.
ROTHMANSKY, Abraham, 3Es East
RUBINO, Fasquale. se Saratoga Avenue.
Brooklyn.
ROMAINE. Edward. ss1 East Fifteenth
Street, Brooklyn.
ROSS. Anthony. 1s1 Vermont Street.
Brooklyn
SAVAGE Murray L. corp. Bloomfield.
swRsKY, Joseph. 4sa Howard Avenue.
SCHROEDER. Oscar s. Perth Anboy.
SULLIVAN, John L.. sss West Fifteenth
Street, New York City
STORR, Harold E.. Plainf1eh, N J.
SHATAN. Joseph. 121 Avenus c. New
York City
WALSH. John j., 51s East 13sth Street,
WOERNER. Charles jersey City. N J.
Died of Wounds
BIRMINGHAM Peter J., Newark. N J.
BROWN. William A. SAT Bergen Street.
Brooklyn
BoNNELL. Edward c., Bayhead. N. J.
~ CAMAPA. Louis j. 2o29 DAILY Avenue.
CURTIS, Felix R. 1139 Second Aven1,e.
GREISHABER, George, Union Hill. N J.
LIEBERMAN, William. 46S Bnshwirk
Avenue, Brooklyn
MCCARTHY. Francis P. corp, ss3 West
Forty-eighth Street, New York CITY.
Died Of Accident
- RABINOWITZ, Lawrence. 14o East 10TH
Street, New York City
Died of Disease
DECKER, Albert, Staten Island N. Y.
CLIFFORD. Roland C.. r. Orange, N. ].
Street, Brooklyn
Wounded Severely
BODIES, Stephen G., 691 Sixth Azv,,,,.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1918-11-30
DEATHS

Sember q. at his residence ~, --.
Geraldyn, youngest ence; SON ns 7o1 Park av
Redmond and Sabina Ho,+ y, 'ne late willisn,
%i Te ps,, oe SAID at the Church Of SSaers mass
Nera, Ne aapl, sd st. and 9Th a, av 81 Vincent
.,osenoer 50. at 10 a. m. IE. E,. SATURDAY.
70 Ilvoh N. Y. will leave ynesal trais
Terminal at ii AS a. m land Censras
arrive about 80 p. m ietwurnins, wn.
ms Rss SISTER, Mrs; John V. Nc csnsssdence o.
beaiord av,. Brooklyn. Ja.'eahrey. q.
son OF the late James and NJ, 4; Rose-s
lass LASS OF requiem at Our Iadr T. Sorh
onurch. Ocean and Foster ave uy OF Rese.
NALANTINE-At Moristou,n =,
day. November q, Eleanos, N. j.. Wednes
Alexander T. Valentine D.. widow OF
Boonton. N. j. ihterment NJ
WALLACE - Suddenly m
Maurice B. Wallace aged % november 81.
pand OF Ina NJ. Wallace and ed peloved hus-
and James C. Wallace s1u F,,,n son of Mary
on Saturday. at p. m. al Telai h;1 services
cence. l26 John St. Ridgewoo.ssi ms late resi-
terment at convenience Of tSo IN; N. J. In
WHITE-November 27. 1919 amy. :
Nicholas av, Thomas P. belor., 'Vi st.
tne late John P. and Margaret son Of
Whlte. Solemn reuiem mass AZ ia arsfove
Saturday at the Church of Orr ~ a. m.
Lourdes, 142d St, near Convon, ul Lady OF
omit flowers. Automobile corta er. av. kindly
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IMPORTANT

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The Casualty List

The casualty lists made public by the War Department to-day
enlisted these 615
killed died of fourteen died of accident
died of disease tweteigh severely wounded 15
slightly wounded fifteen wounded degree undetermined and 499
miss
New-York tribune., 1918-11-30
ENGAGEMENTS

GUMB- KELLER-Miss Ziesse announces
the engagement of Miss Elizabeth NJ. Keller
to the Rev. Irving T. Gurb of Lowell.
Mass. Mr.. Gumb is a graduate of Brown
University, in the class of 1915. and at
present is assistant chaplain at the Pelham
Naval Training Station.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-30
BIRTHS

ROSENWASSER- and Mrs NJ Rosen-
wasser, of 1908 Avenue K, Brooklyn. an
nounce the birth of a son November 27.
1918.
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ELsezuhere

Character OF c1sualf1es al foov.. (k, Lr,
action; (W) wounded; Cd AZ Of .cc;d.n. ~ 49, ~
% w died OF wounds; Cd D. of di.ease (MI ;-
(P) prisoner >'' Aa''ns'
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NEW YORK STATE

Valuable dairy farm. zoo acres. %nile 70
creamery and railroad station; all mocens
buildings. basement harn. ties 50 cows vsa
watered; water in houses and harm IRON sss nss.
er failing spring; yearly income over ss'oss, w.
on account of death the estate must % ~
tled VIII include all personals, 90 cows, :
horses poultry. stock e-c.; all dairy inp.s. ass.
ments. all wagons. trucks. sleighs: al ~, -
and machinery; $4,000 cash and resi-
terms. II. S CYTOWIC Walton. ~ l.
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LONG ISLAND

ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED PRIVATE HOUSE
for rent for 10 months; al conventenoes ios sona
comfort: coal IN Fine neghborhood: 5000 'ssnslts
, 47l Bedford Ave. (near Forest Park. Hichinona
! Hill. L. l. Phone 2739-W
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LAKE MAHopAc.
Camp type: stone fireplace: very convenient6
located. with permanent water rights: $3.50; q
viii CELL furnished s.. $50. COUNTRY HOME
LEAGUE. 40 West S2d St Mad So $3.50.
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Ia -11;iMKoP.John 1;an. Earle I.athrop, second
m lieutenant, of Yonkers. son of Mr. and
MRS. Spencer Lathrop.', of 5S4 Warb, ton
av.. killed in action September 29 al La
tateiet while leading his company over the
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vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH Rroad-
way, 66th st. Drank Campbelrs), Satur-
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ELLIOT Missing since April Is, now re-
ported Killed in action on same day. Lieu
tenant Duncan Elliot jr.. lieutenant in
Border Regiment and Royal Air Force,
aged "a, husband of Una Stammers and
eIoest I son of Mrs, Douglas Howard Gill,
Herne Lodge Eastbourne, England.
FALCK-G Gustav. on November % Gov
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broad
Tyoay' e6th st. (Frank Campbells), Sunday,
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSl
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO II

LOFTS TO LET FOR MANUFACTURING wv
light. low rent 40 Penn St, Brooklyn
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CAMERON-Killed in action in France, on
November 3, Lieutenant Douglass T;lford
cameron. son of Major General and Mrs
GEORGE y. Cameron and husband of Mar
Garet PaYne Cameron
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DRABBLE-on November 5, 1918. of pneu-
mona, somewhere in France. Philip
Marion Drabble. corporal, Company E,
lo5th Machine Gun Battalion (Squadron =
New York;. dearly beovedsson of William
r. and Mary c. Drabble, of Summit. N. j..
ana only brother Of the late Sergeant Will
lam W. Drabble, 10th Infantry, A E F :.
DuPiGNAC-on November %, 1918, at her
residence. 40 East 18th ST.. Eleanor Van
Aistyn Gwyer. wife of Frank Jay Dupig-
nae nae Funeral services in the chantry of St.
Ihomas's Church, 5th av. and SD ST., On
sunday. December ], at 80 p. M Inter
ment private
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