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Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17
Order Of Publication.

Ths State Of Missouri, County OF Rip-
ley, 80.
In the Circuit Court OF Ripley County,
Missouri. To the June term, 1918, in
vacation.
Joe Lacd and Boyd Ladd. plaintiffs. vs..
Mark Korando, defendant.
Action to Foreclose Mortgage.
State OF Missouri, to the above named
defendant, greeting;
You are hereby notified that the
above named plaintiffs have on this, the
End day OF May, 1918. filed with the
undersigned, Clerk OF tho Circuit Court
OF Ripley county, Missouri, IN vacation,
their petition, duly verified by the am
davlt OF Charles L. Ferguson, their
attorney OF record, wherein said plain
tiffs allege that the above named de-
fendant is nom resident OF the state OF
Missouri, 80 that the ordinary process
OF law cannot he served upon him IN
this state.
It is therefore ordered, by the under.
signed clerk aforesaid, in vacation, that
said defendant herein be notihed that
an action has 6een commenced against
him In the Circuit Court Of Ripley
county, Missouri, for the purpose Of
foreclosing the equity Of redemption OF
a certain mortgage deed, dated the 18th
day Of January. 1917, and recorded In
Book 65, at page i5z, OF the deed rec.
ords Of Ripley county, Missouri, and
conveying certain lands situate in Rip
ley county, Missouri, and described az
follows, to-wit:
The southwest quarter OF the south
west quarter OF section seyenteen, (fD,
and the northwest quarter OF the north
west quarter OF section twenty, (20),
In township twentythfee, (23l, north,
range one, ~, east Of the Fifth prin-
eipal meridian, containing eighty acres
Of land, more or less.
| And which said action 10 retnrnabie
to The June term, 1918, Of the Ripley
county, Missouri, Circuit Court, TO be
holden at the conft house, in the city
OF Doniphan, county Of Ripley, and
state OF Missouri, on the 24th day oi
June, 1918, at which time and place said
defendant 10 required and commanded
TO be and appear and TO plead, answer
VI uouui w pidihtih Soiu poetetvn
otherwise the allegations contained In
said petition will be taken and consid.
cred as confessed and Judgment render.
ed according TO the prayer thereof.
The Ripley County Democrat, .
weekly newspaper published in the city
OF Doniphsn, Ripley county, Missouri
having been designated bv plaintiff
attorney as the newspaper most likel,
to give notice OF the bendepcy OF thii
EacIion, il ia hereby fprthss ordered tina
copy of this order be published In thu
said newspaper, tho Ripley County
Democrat, once week for and durinl
four weeks successively, the last inser
ton Of said order In said newspaper Il
be at least thirty days hefare the frs
day Of thessid Juao term, 1918, OF thu
said Ripley county, Missouri, Circni
CHARLES 0 ROCKER,
Clerk Of the Circait Court OF RIPPLE!
cousty, Missouri. h
/ A true copy Of the Record.
4 Witness my hand ahd officia
/ [sRAl | s.ah this, the 2pd Of May
fGft et4 CHARLES O. BOOMER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of RIPPLE.
county, Missouri.
Doniphan. Mo, !, May 8rd, 1913. -27-4
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17
AUSTRIAN FOR AMERICA
FIRST, LAST--MWAyS

Greensburg, Pa.-Peter Dor
xuk, an Austrian shoemaker, Is
for America first. last and oil
the time. He was sent back
from Camp Lee because of ply.
sical disability.
Before going to camp Dorzuk
invested all his savings, amount
Ing to several thousands Of dol
lars. in Liberty bonds. He also
made a will bequeathlng "any
and all properties or money or
whatsoever Of vnlue I may have
or possess at the time Of my
death to the United States gov
ernment."
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17
DANCES Jig AT AGE or lo2
Wisconsin centenarIan 10 Spryef Than
Most Men at the Age Of
Thirty.

La Crosse, Wis-Tom Edwards OF
Viola. Crawford county, who 10 one
hundred and two years old, can dance
a Jig and hurdle chair with greater
ease than most men Of thirty. He at
tributes his longevity to the fact that
he never worries. has never drank any
thing stronger than sweet cider and
has never used tobacco. He confesses
O weakness for candy.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17
HOW BOYS CAN HELP
r
Can Play BIG Part h upholdino
American Ideals
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sssFssary ferssea cay. They Can. AIe
70 Heme QardenIag and Goa.
sewlss Food

Washington. .--How ssery American
boy. plthough separated b. the Allan
tic ocean fRem ths actual theater st
the var against autocraey. can play
his part ip upholdIng American ideals.
is pointed out BY Secretary Of Agrieui,
ture Houston 10 Q message addressed
to the Boy Scouts Of America. The sec.
retary pledges TO- the boys the hearty
cooperation ef the federal and state
agricultural agencies,
Secretary Houston's statement fol-
lows:
"The splendid army Of Bog Scouts
Of America can be Of very great help
to the nation In this time Of world
need. The war can be won only II We
deliver the men. the ships and the
food 10 sufficient number and Quanti-
ties to make our war program effsc-
tive. You as boy scouts can greatly
aid BY growing bone vegetable gar
denS raising pigs and poultry. con-
serving food by cennlng and drying for
home use and n many other ways
open to yon
" ~Will you not help your countr,
again this year even In bigger and q
better way than you did during tn
summer of 1917 yoz< task Ufl, be +
'been your own record In food produc
tioa and conservation. May your MOTIF
tor 1918 be. Every scout to feed a sol
der and one other
4 desire to extend to you the hearty
good viii and cooperation Of the on
cials Of the United States departmen
Of agriculture. also that Of the coop
eratlve club leaders Of boys' and girls
extension work at the agricultural col
leges, who win Be glad to assist you y
your work"
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17

the Britons returned In peace to their
picture making. ~
Recently our bombers achieved d.
rect hit on a German army kinema
with results which. according to u pris-
oner's story. were disastrous. Immedi-
ateiy the Germans retailated by bomb
Ing our hospitals and stretcher bearers
behind the lines.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17
F,sh skins for shoes.

Fish skin makes good sole leather.
A Newark leather firm has completed
experiments with whale, shark and
porpoise hides. They declare that
the results hive been so satisfactory
that shoes made of the product would
be ready for the market In a few
mouths. This makes possible a 30
Der cent reduction In shoe prices.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17
WILL MOVE THE RIVER BACK
Authorities In Oregon Find II Cheaper
10 Do That Than Build
New Bridge.

Oregon City. Ore.--The county
court, acting under Instructions Of
County Judge Anderson. is going to
move the Molalla river back under
wright's bridge. Last winter. during
the foods, the river left Its old bed
and moved south q quarter Of q mile.
The county clerk has decided 1t will be
cheaper to move the river back than to
build o new bridge.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17
For Every Bomb Dropped In Eng.
land 900 Are Sent Down
In Germany.
SILENCE MANY BATTERIES
Feature Of the All Combat 10 the Con-
tlnuous oaIIahtry and Audaeity Of
the Difference In
Strategy.


British Flying corps, ambling watch
fully behind a great bank Of rolling
clouds. spied In rift below q Ger
man patrol Of six machines. The COM
Bat was short, sharp and unequal. I'm
mediately his gun barked of. A Ger
man dived headlong for the earth. HIS
leader swept out Of formation to meet
the daring Britisher and followed suit.
Enraged, the four others dashed for
our man simultaneously. firing as they
came. For the latter only one course
was optional Sweeping low from the
sky until he almost skinned the tree
tops and the roofs Of the houses he
reached homo In safety. 4&
Which is to relate recent blythe
way air raid incident 10 that thrilling
and most audacious factor Of up-to-
date warfare. aerthl activity. When
the day Ia clear and bright or when
the hunters moon eliminates the night
the pilots and observers Of the Royal
Flying corps work overtime, and then
some. From dawn to dawn. without
intermisslon. until the rain clouds
gather or the fresh wind grows too un.
ruly. they are hard at II, fighting high
up among the clouds or bombing rail-
ways, ammunition dumps. aer0dromes
aud billets In back villages.
Nine Hundred and NInety-Nine for One
For every bomb on London In Ger
man raid there have been 900 dropped
by our men on points and posts behind
their lines. In this new warfare Of
give and take while the Boches are
busy over England the English are
buster over Bocheland. In single day
as the result Of aerial observation 127
hostile batteries were silenced, 2S gun
pits were destroyed. % men were
bombed and over 90 explosions were
caused In ammunition dumps.
In tive short months 1900 bombs.
aggregating q weight Of 2ss tons. were
placed at the disposal Of troops, In.
trenchments and batteries In the
enemy lines. The =, r. O. In the period
from Saturday, February 10 to
Wednesday. February 20. accounted
for 70 German airplanes with loss Of
II. The naval airlnen bagged q further
eight without loss and the French
were responsible for 20.
The German airmen tlre not lacking
In courage. but the policy Of their com
manders appears to be 70 maneuver
them In large formations, 10 and 20 AZ
time. Six Is q common party. The
4tip and run strategy Of their bomb
ers q only Of advantage Il night. From
q great altitude they clay their eggs
indiscriminately and then make on at
Z breakneck speed for their base. The
larger types Of machines. such as the
triplane. are greatly favored. And
raore than anything they are lacking
In that code Of traditions fostered BY
the British navy and 20 admirably do
veioped BY the airmep.
AudasIty q PlIsts. a
The outstanding feature Of the cir
combat Y the continuous erllsntry and
eudacity AZ TIE British pllots One
youthful veteran. attacked BY a fight
ing formation Of Bechss, ilred into one
machine. which turned over on its back
and spun down ont Of control. Thens
he *nrnsz kiz =ttasffna A., snothar anfi
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17
he PREFERS THRIFT STAMP
Proud Father Receiving congrstula
tIons Turns Down Offer
Of q Cigar. A.

Martins Ferry. O.--A baby arrived
at a local home recently md the proud
father received many congratulations.
A friend offered smoke, but the
father said: Nothing doing!"
"What's the matteri Swear of when
the baby arrivedf" he wns asked.
"Nope. rather have a Thrift stamp
he replied. es
And he got II. as.I.,
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17

Hutchinson. Kan. - Ne mora VA
Hutchinson, Or FOR that matter, Kan
sas, paper hangers nee wheat nour y
making their paste. Strict orders
have been Issued b State Food a.
rninistrator Walter P. Ipnis aeaInst
using wheat -four u making paste 3
/ recommends The use q ccsnnneeelea
r6sts instead
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17
COLLECTOR or THE REVENUE.

w. ---
COLLECTOR or THE REvENUn.
HORACE Q; BROWN, Of Doniphaan, rsanesh,s ECU .hs
ns us. 70 present ms nAno ~ O'"u'"'' '' ~
Non.o'o' VI y. sss. ~ n,mss,, n ah,d.
~, ~ SiI SscisIon % Of Inc Democratic voters Of the
.co1ntv. n he Primary Election in August.
WILLIAM II. (Bud) STONE, OF Doniphan, re-
for the once OF
- Cohector OF 'ne ne'onuo'
for Ripley county he pledges hmse, ser, 20 ~ sotSs sSs
county at the Primary Election in August.
CLERK or THE CIRCUIT COURT, SRp CIRCUIT.
~9S JOHNS. BLuNK, Of DonipLsn, requests rs
% present his name as candidate for the ofice
Ciefk o' .ns cic.n sva n.
sor hpey roun,y wSsS sS,ts yap IN dscs,on az the
bsmccratic bTs voters Of The county at the Primary
Election w August
CHARLES O BOOKER, Of Doniphan, re-
ouests M t0 present his name as q candidate
Ior the once Of
c,ers ~ the o,rouIt Court.
ior RIPLEY counsy, NsngISeSn ~ naSgss sI hmself 10
abide the decision Of the Democratic voters voters OF
he county at the Primary Eiecuon IN august
wILLIAMH. ROBERTSON, Of Donyhsn, 70
gues@ us ss prosen' n' "ane - '''
the omoe eL
3.g Clerk OF the circuit Court
for Ripiey county, (ssrd Judicial Circuit. and
ne Ssfs nss yotsrs az ~ I county Al d primary
Election 10 August
7 seg .so
JUDGE ~ The rnoDAIs ooon :.
DAVID p fOUNV, OF Donpnhh, ,ss' tas.as ~
topresent his name a. candidate for 'he once
Suoge ot 'he riooa.. o"a'
for Hpiey v9an.y, usaS%d S,Sa ,na dscs,on @ az tbe
prs,c psus,s vnisss ~ tse oounty Al he Prim ary
Psmycsauo psnnssnn ~ sussst ' 'A' ''s' -
=
pposrcurmo IrrosSEr
--.-. .
GEORGES p. SLOAN OF ponpnssn, p,s, rsxs1sss ~ ~
once OF p,oseoutipr Attorney.
,or R,p,av ooun,v. lreuowipsticn and election,
second se % term, and he pledges himself 10 abide
ne aso.,eh p pv,s ns = yfi Fisct,oa "a August. ~
eo'AS - - - :
4.
Rkoohpsho' pA1p'
TO present his name as I candidate for the onhce
Of -.
hecoroer ot Deoos'
for Ripley county, denomination and elsotionJ
and he pledges himsslt g sp,ae % sns ~
ps,msry MA FIsctson N ' xnsu.t. !,
rH@A's 1''sS'-f '''f - -
nEss 4 MABREy, Of Doniphan. requests
once % Il
,F Recorder Of Deeds,
( for Ripley county, aud she pledges 70 abide the
decision of tho Democratic voters Of the county
at the Primary Election IN August.
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COUNT TREAsunRR. M
RANDOLPH c. QLum.) BARRETT. Of Doni-
sa1 b. County rrsssursr.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17

o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock
in The afternoon ot that said day, pro.
ceed to sell, at public vendue, to the
highest bidder FOR cash, the property
berslnneiore described, to satisfy said
debt and interest and tie costs and ex.
penses Of executlngsthis trust
IF. n, SAiELSER, Trustee.
Doniphan. Mo-. May 8, i9ia-H At.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17

\ The difference between farmer price
and retail price represents the necessary
expenses Of packing, freight and whole
sale and retail distribution.
Swift & Company not only performs
the manufacturing operations OF pre-
pairing cattle for market in Its well
equipped packing plants, bntit pays the.
freight on meat to all parts Of the
United States, operates 500 branch
distributing houses, and IN most cases
even delivers to the retail butcher. All
this Is done at an expense ofless than z
cents per pound, and at profit Of only
about Of 2 cent per pound Of beef.
Large volume Of business and expert
management make possible this indis-
pensabIe service 70 the livestock raiser
and to the consumes. and make possible
the larger proportion Of retail prices
received BY farmers. Y. "
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17

dred million dollars. and viii be-
gin ) drive FOR thst sum thisl
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17

REPRESENTATIVE IN THE LE0IsLATUkE.
CHARLES L. FERGUSON, OF DoRiphan, re-
quests us 70 present his name as candidate To-
the once OF
Representative In the Legislature,
for Ripley county, and he pledges himself
abide the decision OF the Democratic voters o
the county At the primary election In August.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-05-17
The Democrat.
ro-msrl- Thu HUsrLER.
PsbiisAed every Fridt. a.Oopsr year.
- ---.-.-----
.. 9. CUNNINGHAM, I'd. and Prop.
DoNIPHAN, MO-, MAY II. ieiS.
Candidates Announcements
Primary Election. Tuesday,
August 9th, 1913.

JUDGE or TIE CIRCUIT COURT. rHIRTr-THIRD
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
WILLIAM II. MEREDITH, Of Poplar Blun,
Butler county, requests rs to present his name
as a candidate for the once OF
Judge OF the Circuit Court, Thirty-third Judi
olal Circuit, (Butler and Ripley couniiesJ
and he pledges himself TO abide the decision or
the Democratic voters Of the Circuit, at the
Primary Election In August
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''MaCkS" Are Pinned
For Wilson Packers
Big Attraction Is Arranged FOR To-
morrow Afternoon ct Popular
Tunnel Green.

Both teams are from the East End
and are we'll matched. IS SHINING up the
big battle between the Wilson Packing
company nine and the fast little Nc
Conkey contingent. Both teams have en-
ccllent records. with the McConkeys
having the better Of the argument in
this connection. On the McConkey list
car b. found the names Of the best or
ganizattons donning uniforms in this
viciuitr. while ut present the club Is one
OF the hest in recent years.
Manager Edwards. Of the Wilson's,
realizes the strength Of the opposition
and is doing NIL possible 10 have his
PLAYERS in trim. feeling that sudden
reverse will moan much. and unless the
mon are In tip-tnp shape a sorry out
come may be Forthcoming. EnGle will
be shifted to the outtleld and Edwards
will take up mound duty. Edwards Is
one OF the oldest men playing baseball
In this section but still possesses some
Of his old time stamina. and he should
give. the Macks a run for the Jack as
he vas ut once time a star HEAVIER OF
tho pitching staff Of this organization
Several other important changes have
been made. while the oes: lineup pos
sib!c will hc put on the held.
,.AlI IS WILL in the McConkay camp 'anc
the boys are figuring on another victory
but feel rs though they will he Eivel
q good battle. but. considering the cali
bro of tho Mack squad. it Will take r
mighty classy nine to put 1t under
coyor Tho boys lost Brilliant!
played game at Fnirmont las, week. thu
breaks going away. but confidence" has
been regaincd and 4 much better arxu
mont Is predicted tomorrow. A large
crowd ia expected
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BOND ATHLETICS
vs., The DARK BOYS
Sixteenth Street Park to Be the Scene
Of the C1AsSteSt Game
In tho valley.

Tomorrow afternoon the stage will
be ready. and what promises to be the
one big card OF the entire valley Will
be prlcd off AT the Sixteenth street ball
lot at Bcllaire. between the Smith Col
ored Giants and the fast-gotnG Bond
Athletics, Either club Is extremely
anxious for a win and. with the interest
shown. record attendance IS expected
10 be present Games OF this sort ore
seldom pulled on and as the clubs ap-
pear evenly matched in ability. one real
neutrality-suspicious. battle will be the
result.
Captain Johnson announces that he
will have the strongest club Of tho sea-
son on the field and that Wit hthe stars
coming from Pittsburgh nothing vii!
stop the. boys from gaining. we'll
earned victory. Last week the team
was defeated. but was not In first class
trim. The cream Of the champion Clark
Athletics. Pittsburgh Grays and several
players from Clurksburg will be in the
lino-up, and with Johnson on the mound
these lads should make 1t rather hot Tor
the white baseballers. The team is be-
Ing heralded as the classiest colored
nine TO represent the Wheeling district
In many years and some consider IL pet
ter than the Clark tribe.
Manager Yoke, Of the Bonds. an
nounced that he had his boys in tit con-
ditton and when the team takes tho
Held several surprises will be evidenced
by the fans Cunningham. one Of the
classIcst little outAelders In this vicinity,
will be seen in center. Mack BellaIre
Athletic star. and with the champion
Bauer nine last season IN left. while
Mccormick OF this years Bauer cluo
will be seen in right.
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xEYsER PREPARATORY BRAFcH
OF TIE WEST vERGIN1A
UNIVERSITY.

Th, 18th year Of the West virginia
Prepare cory will open Tuesday. sept:
o:,h, 1915 Departments; English tre-
para,nry. Engineering Preparatory. Agrl-
ru,,ur,., Normal Training. Music. DO
r,s.ti. Science, and cnnmcrcial. Why
pa ;, h;g tuition il n Commercial Schooi
when YOU can receive rs good training
hrr. where living expenses Will not De
MS u,u.h as Commercial Schools charge
for ,iit;nn. An opportunity tor several
,.t.;;rtc tr.n II earn Expenses while Mt
tcniiuy school For Information and
catalogue address Jos. ". etayman
Prin. l[.yssr. ". Va.
au-I7-"n-2 i-3l-se-7-l4-2l
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Moundsville Slackers
Get Hearing Today

The alleged slackers brought from
NIoundsville to the Ohio county jail by
I. s. Marshal Shorts yesterday Will Do
given a hearing before L. S. Commis-
sioner Boyd today. The men are Mlke
and John PaccrIch. brothers. employed
Mt tho Hickman coal mine and were OF
draft age. but failed to register.
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CANADIAN CASUALTIES.

OTTAWA. AUG. c3.-In an addition
al list Of casualties issued by the War
Department tonight. the following
names Of Americans appear: W. D.
Kelly, Cleveland. Ohio: ?. E. Delosscr
Pittsburgh: NJ. Mallln, Pittsburgh
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Accidental Deaths.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2&.--Thrce &C
cidental deaths were announced today
by the navy department.: Cornelius A
Gritty, seaman. Tompkinsrille. y. Y.
attached to L. 8. =. Blackhawk. was
drowned August 10: Charles l.. Roth
nachinists mate Angola, y. Y, fcl
overheard and was drowned from I. 5
s., Snssin August IS: Orwin +. Hartle
4o35 Cabinet street. Pittsburgh. Ia. ma
chinisrs mate was killed in an airplane
accident in Italy. August Il.
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Killed IN Action
l.. Ewing Boone. Kansas CITY. Ran:
C.rraoral William, =. Ruth. t-WauS. IA.
Died Of wounds.
Corp. Floyd J. SimouS. HcihsrheNln
Died From Accident and Other Causes
i'orn. Clnrnnce <. Knaub. Rcd Lion
Severely wounded.
l., Howard ]. Cummings. Clinton
III; crrl \. Fcss. buffalo. y. Y.
Sgt. Stewart Donald Graham. Mead
SGT. carl Leroy PETERSON. Eradtord
Corp. Clarenc" \. Baxter. Pittsburgh
Ia. ..,o
corr. LEO I. Harvey. Fh!lndeipnla' IA
r:;ihrrt Burns. Nahonoy C:'y. Ia.
Edward Tukrs. Rochester. Pa:
H-:,iin:n ". Ec%}"r tClnrt'"ld IA
W:liia:u { Low"c. l."wishurG. "a.
Earl r. smith ruuXsutawn"E. Pa
Prisoner.
r, Edward = TAYLOR Bslletont". Pa
Previously Reported Killed IN AcIion
Now Reported wounded.
t,r;y... Warren ". T'uhbS. E"iauS IA
Previously Reported Missing In Action;
Now Reported wounded SeTerely:
Private Michele CScclli. Baltimore Hiu
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Previously Reported Missing In Acioni
Now Reported on Duty.
PrivateS:
John Carter. AvoGa. Fa.
Norman l. Harris. Philadelphia
John Novack. Philadelphia.
Michael J. Walsh. Scranton. Pa
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257 NAMED IN ONE MARINE AND
TWO ARMY LISTS FOR FRIDAY
First Army List.

Army AAADt~
WASHING TON. D. c.. August Is
the Commanding General OF the Amer'-
can E.Npeditionary Forces:
Killed IN Action $1,000 ..----
Missing In action. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO
wounded severely .....--.......' ~
Died from accident and other canse$ !
Died OF disease $1,000.
wounded degree undetermined. 1899 III
Total. ............ .l"2
Killed In Action.
Corporal Pete schultz. Pittsburgh. ~.
Mechanic Curtis E, McQu:'len' if''s-
nurgh, Pa.
Privatos:
Amos peperro .Sykcevt1lePa.
Charles ]. Klein. I.cwistown. Ia
Walter NIadenfcrt. Media. Pa
Died Of wounds
Lyman Rohr. Amber. Pa.
Woodfin Fl. SponeGle. Horton ~. va
DIED Of Disease.
Corpora; William 2. Schcenteld. GIN
cinnati. Ohio.
nied prom Accident and othsr Causes
Corporal Rart l.. Welsh. Nellsville' o..
wounded Severely.
GeorSe 4. sullivan. Carthage. Q.
Jacob Weiner. Pottsvillc. Pa;
Clark W. Wyatt R!chards:tlle. w. va.
Ohie Young. Charleston. ". Va.
= wounded-Deyree Undetermined.
co-norpI Fred W. Brown. Columbus. y.
John Mccuiston. Philadelphia. Pa
George Nolan. Scranton. Pa:
Stanley J. Pastula- Shenandoah III
Missing In Action
Richard C Martin. McchanlcsourE. w.
Toney BaSile. New Castle. Pa
. John L. Gurnhert. DraresburS Pa
James B. McCiurk. York county. Ia
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wounded IN Action (Severelyo
John Sechkus. Cleveland. Ohio.
wounded In Action degree Undeeerm-
tned-)
Prva-es: ,,
Joseph r Ssewerkor. ConnellSvtlle. IA.
NIchaeI J. Ward CiCiunati. Ohio.
Missing In Action
Frivates. o1
James W. Easter. Cincinnati ONO.
Fred l.. Pence. Erie. Pa.
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mARrrx coRps CASUALTIES.

--,e following casualties are reported
,b~ the commanding general OF the AM
-erican ENpeditionary forces: :.
Killed in action. ..;..''''
! Died Of wounds received in action.
! wounded m action tse"erelrD- ....-.lo
&! wounded in action degree undeter- AZ
. mined .'...'--''S
Missing in action. ..-....-...' o
.