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The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-20

day for Denver after few days Wis
1t with her sister Mrs. e. T. Harper
JOIN
Mr. and Mrs banks and family OF
Colorado Springs visited DR.. and Mrs.
Denny Sunday and spent the day.
join
The annual business meeting viii
be held at the Grace Union Church
Saturday December IS, at 100 p. NJ.
JOIN
Miss A. Nordeline and Miss John
son our efficient teachers were in
Denver Saturday having dental work
done.
LoST-Crank and Chain for Buick
Six.
J. e. Barnes.
JOIN
Mrs. j. A. Gaunt was called to
Buena Vista last Friday to be with
her daughter who was very low
with pneumonia.
JOIN
Catholic Services at Ebert Christ
mas day. Mass at 1915 and at
IL sermon, THE great peace" Rev
c. ]. Vaughn, Pastor.
JOHN
Mr.. A. F. Lewis and family re-
turned Tuesday from a trip to Flem-
ing. Colo, where they attended the
funeral of Mrs. Lewis's sister.
JOIN
Miss Lorraine Bray and brother
Harry of Colorado Springs are visit
ing at the home of their grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stanner.
JOIN
Mrs Schiesser was nursing at the
John Wheeler home last week. At
present she is taking care of the
FLU" patients at the j. Oaks home.
Mrs Julia Lamb is out from Den
yer and will spend sometime on
their ranch on the Comanche which
was recently vacated by Rev. Light
and family.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-20
EBERT CAFE

Opened Wednesday morning full
blast. Miss Hazel Hall Cook will
serve meals at all hours.
E. t. HARPER, Mgr.
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Ebert gounty Cribu,,s
ALBERT NEuMAN. r.bIisher.
Entered at the Pest office at Elbe-t.
Colorado Natter Of the Second class.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Ebert School is closed for an in
definite time
John Taylor of Ramah visited
friends in Ebert last week.
JOHN
Arthur Allison has gone to the
Springs to live with his mother.
JOHN
josie tanner who has been SO III
with pneumonia is much better.
JOHN
Sid Foreman has finished thresh-
Ing and gone back to the Springs.
Tom O'Neil of Denver was visit
or at the ]. C. Barnes home last
week.
John Melbourn made business
trip to Denver Thursday returning
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Barnes went
to Denver Tuesday returning the
same day.
JOHN
Mrs. John Wheeler has been taken
to Colorado Springs to undergo an
operation.
join
Lewis Driever and Russell Nc
Reynolds took in the capitol sights
last week.
join
Mr.. Prime who has been working
Mt James Neeley's left Saturday for
Durango, Colo.
JOHN
Lewis Riggs of Fowler formerly
resident OF Elbert was here on bus
mess last week.
JOIN
]. A. Gaunt has received word
that his daughter who was very low
with pneuonia is improving.
Miss Barbara McBreen left Thurs
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-20
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate of William H. Casey, Deceased
No. 0-219 12-6-1-17
All persons having claims against
said estbte are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to the
County Court of Eibert County, Col
orado, on the 18th day of January
A. ID. 1918.
Blanche Casey, Administrators of
the Estate of William II. Casey,
Deceased.
j. w. Mullahey. Attorney for Ad-
ministratrix.
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i160 acres improved preferably
stocked and equipped. for suburban
acreage south of Denver. On car
line; 6 room bungalow; lights; city
water; other desirable features.
Littleton, Colo, r. .. Bx- 80.
We can give you the same service
in Denver and Colorado Springs, as
in your home. EmbaimIng and auto
iIearse when desired. w. G. Whit
ing, Elbert, Colorado. Phone 16l.
join
We received the sad news here
Saturday that Mrs. Thomas Nelson
died in Colorado Springs with in
fluenza. Mrs. Nelson will be remem-
bered TO her friends here as Mary
zones.
The flu epidemic is raging full
blast in Ebert now, IA cases in
town. DIR. Rogers was up from XII
owa Monday and steps will be taken
10 enforce rigid quarantine meas
ures here.
join
Mrs. Therese Luplew of Denver
~Nell known in Ebert County, left
for New York some time ago. to
be present on the arrival of her son
Carl who has been serving at the
front in France.
JOIN
Joseph Stanner met with bad
accident Monday by falling off a
load of ties, lacerating his right
hand and severely injuring the heel
of his foot He will probably be
laid up for some time.
JOHN
1t is with profound sorrow that
we record the following two deaths
occurring last week. Mrs. Ed.
Harper of Fondls died Dec. Is and
was buried at Ebert Tuesday even
ing. She was the daughter of Mrs.
d. Hurley. who was there at the
time of her Illness and death. The
other w. d. Kent, most highly re-
spected ranchman of Elbert, died
Sunday and was buried Wednesday,
at Ebert. Both victims of the Span
ish influenza. Obituaries will be
published next week.
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EBERT SCHOOLS

schools again on account of the pre-
valence of the influenza.
We hope that it may not
be necessary to suspend school longer
than two weeks. By that time the
cases under treatment should be we'll
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-20
PIANO AT SACRIFICE

We have stored near Elbert a
high grade piano, which, for i'm
mediate sale, will be sold at tre-
medous sacrifice. Terms to respon-
sible party. II interested write
quick for particulars to
THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY.
Denver. Colo.
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and # proper precautions are OBJ
served by every one the influenza
may not cause more sickness. 1t is
certainly a duty we owe to ourselves
and to the community that each one
be vigilant and avoid all associa-
tions with those who have been ex-
posed in the least so there may not
be more contagion. This should be
matter of serious consideration
and watchful care of each one in
the community.
). II. Albright
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-20
BOLTS

l have the largest and best stock
of machine and carriage bolts In
town, when In need of any I will
have them for you.
2t-29 Roy Wheeler.
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A. oBERoUELL

the we'll driller is now in this vic
cinity. All those wanting wells drill
ed see him at once as he will not be
here long.
Address, A. oberquell, Ebert, 2s-4t
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Catholic Service Christmas Day
at Elizabeth. Mass at S:45. and at
Ebert Christmas Day at 1915.
Rev. c. j. Vaughn, Pastor.
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escape by airplanc to Denmark with scr-
cral cnm,nnlor$. Now, to vindlcnt" his
own conduct and To urge ms ltllo"
countrymrn TO overthrow the great
unknown authority that is hurrEinE INC
German Empire tn its d"strn'toh' he
has issued his appeal. Elr says:
"prcCiScly because ! ann German. DC
cause feel myself L spiritual drScShu-
ant nf great humRniStS l believe IL IN!
duty tn win back To us Germans our own
righlful and special place int the council
Tot nations and TO defend ii against those
die1ators 0f the moment who. IN thclr
lust ut puWer have Ghrcd to tafnpcr
with the most precious achievements OF
tho German spirit anu have Srducca inc
descendants Of Il Goethe and kant
leading them IN pursue Z Shdihclcss POI
icy tit only for TartarS.
Il believe .hni INTERNATIONAL Germans.
like myself. cmbndy the spirit or Ger
many better than any l.udcndortt or any
other parsonage who openly or secretly
holds the .rains If government. | know.
indeed Ihat thousands. even millions, of
the hest of my .Countryncn secretly
share my feeling.
II know thu, there IS nothing in the
whole world they 50 ardrntly desire rs
that those who control GGrInahES d,:Stl-
ni,.s today may fail To achieve any last
irg ;,ower. and th1t our military party
NAV find itself l'alked Of it's disastrous
victory both nj home and abroad
but IN 4 constitutional Sllt" llcFc
mr.. Definite. appointed methods BY which
alone the individual is entitled IL On
press his will. and the mclh"l selected
was no, one Of these. Th" question
therefore arises. Is GcrlnHny constl-
tutional state?
Her power is welded solely by the
sword held IN the mailed fist and II" on"
knows for certain who is actually bearer
Of that sword. .tssurcdly II is not t'i'
German Imperial Chancellor. although
hc is responsible under the IMPERIAL Con-
sttution. and no less nSsurcdly II Is not
the German Emperor. for his speeches
ara subjected IL at least as strict censor
shin u arc the uttcrnnccs OF any other
less illust riOus dcmagoKue.
Hence one cannot say that the pres
Ont state Of things Is 4 necessary result
Of tho state Of war. for the very prori-
sions which were Intended BY the Cnnsti-
war arc being violated. But if in any
country the supreme power is in the
hands OF an anonymous dictator of this
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LATER CASUALTIES.

WASHINGTON. -. -. oct. THE
! following additional caSualtlcs were re-
purtcd tonight:
Died OF wounds Received In Action
Previously Reported Missing.
Private Charles HnskirS. North Brad
dock. Pa.
Wounded Severely In Action-Prevtously
Reported Missing.
Scrgcan: John j. Lupu. l'hiladcIph'a.
Otto NICK. Dnley, Renick, W. Va.
Tulin Kelsey. Wellington Q.
Edward Randrll Wilkrsharrr. ia.
Lawrence S Roof. ottawa. q.
Killed In Actton-Prevtously Reported
Missing.
I'rvaIcS---
. William Ritter. tIncinnati. q.
William ToSh l.iEonI"r, Pa.
wounded In Actton-PreviouslyR Re
ported Missing.
Lieutenant r. J. Herbert. Cleveland.
jesse L. Stinson, wharn eoltire, ". va
Jnmrs Il. Clayton, Clyn,rr. Pa
Jesse Frederick. South Bethlehem,
Ia.
Returned to puty-Previously Reported
Missing.
l'rirRtcS--
Raiph IT. Bates. YounEsvillc Pa.
! Elmer ItrrErr. Wilknshurg, IA.
James \. Stanley. IIoliidaysburE. Pa.
Sick In Hospttal-Prevtously Reported
Missing.
rrivatcS---
Antonio Jac"witz. Johnstown. Ia.
Anton J. Kramer. Rcr"a, -.
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TOOK MY LIFE IN
MY OWN HANDS
Went to Kutscher's Drug
Store, in Braddock, and
Got a Bottle of M Vim
Iron Weed Tonic.
1T SAVED MY LIFE

Mrs. Allie Keller. Of HhS Charles ST..
Eraddnrk. Pa. said: "Nu Vim Iron
Weed Tonic Sar"d my lf" | fool as
# cann"u say enough i'll its b'half for
what il has don" for me-. ! had been
ducinr!ug for months. hut they never
helped me. took my lii" III my own
hands and went t" kutsrh"r. tn" drug
I;iSt and hr recommended Nh Vim Iron
Weed Tonic. | had rheumatism and a
very bad stomach and yellow jnundlcr.
WAS 81 weak | could hardly Walk, anu
could not eat mr sleep. | lnokk 4 bottle
ur M Nihl HON" with me and after
taking half bottle | could car ana
rl"op am on my third bottle and l
feel like 4 new woman. had given
up and felt as il life was short for me.
and had il not hrcn for MI Vim | would
hc in my grave today. II sur" was
C;ndscnd 10 mo and I f. cl as II can
not praise II enough. lost 20 pounds
in seven weeks. I can eat and sleep
and nm doing my own work. Thanks to
Nh Vim Iron Weed Tonic for all that
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Harold II. NlcClatlin Clarkstlcld. ..
Harry Daniel Mabry. Reading. Pa
J Jacob II. Steiner. Duncannon Pa
Died Of Disease.
Sergeant Stanley L. Ely. Broadway.
Pa.
corpora's-
Otto John Pntschat. Manor. Ia.
! Musician Iygmond Jabionowski. Phil
adelphiL Pa.
Privates-
John Henry Ward, weston, W. Va.
Ed Strauch, Tluffton. O.
Died From Accident and Other Causes-
Sergeant Charles f. Brrn"r Potts
willie. Pa
Private
Harold Pearl. Philadelphia, Pa
Wounded Severely.
Capt. IIucius Macclure Phelps. lsrle
Ia
Licutcnants-
Andrew n. c. Roycs. Philadelphia,
III.
Harry .. Edwards. W'illiamstown, Pa
Walter r. Davis, Middleton. Conn.
Eiel II. Myrland. Joliet, Ill
Edwin K. Spencer, beaumont. Tex.
Walter +. 'Gesrll. La Crosse. Wis
Frank 6. Eornrr. Williamsburg. Pa
Dayton Sackctt, Greenfield. Trnn.
Dani.l G. Eewqu;st Dcs Moines> Ia
Scrg"antS--
Robert r Brooks. Cleveland. O.
Charles +. Franks. Coldwa1cr. O.
Arnold II. kngel, Elrama-. Pa
Joseph f. Lewis. Cofwyn. Pa
Harry ]. Naylor. Nnrristown. Ia
Francis Joseph O-LEary. Jnhnstown.
! Pa
James r. Rutlcdr" Jamestown. IA
John Taka"ll. CirartirId CO. Pa-
Harry r. Eirl. Sayr". Pa.
Charles Jacob ZIgn"r. Harrisburg,
! Ia.
Samuel r. Spar Doylcstuwn PA.
John Lucas. Pittsburgh, Pa
Corpor;us-
Joseph ". Manning West Chester.
| Pa.
! Frank S. przepierskl. Toledo. o.
Hamilton II Nichols. Clinton Co.
f! Pa.
/ James Robert F'rllers, Now Kensins-
ION. Pa.
! Harold Gibson. Wilson. Pa.
! Malyrrn Wilton Means. cunnrautvitle
; Pa
+ Homer Wilmer Defiance. q.
! Chester A. Rode. PITTSBURGH, Fa.
! I>lwsr! barton Harn"r. Huntington,
. IA,
, OTTO Maier Scranton. IN.
/ Alone Smith. Na"h;n.;i"n :. H.. o.
Warren n Yuunkin. T"nn"'lSvIIlH
! IA.
! Michael Patrick. rhn"n:xvil|". IA
N.rhaniC$--
! harley a. Drake, Steubenvf1le, o.
! nunivan Mayo. Columbus. ..
Lester = Matthias. Philadelphia. tn
Harry W. Stewart, Charles Town
: ". Va
B i'rlT:tt.S--
3 Nilsson +. Brown. E"rih I.audsd"wne
: Pa.
joseph r. CONWAY. Peoples. Schuyl-
! xii! ca. Va
William: u. t'nwl"S Pittsburgh. IN.
: Moran .I:lrn"r Delaney. CARLISLE. IN
{ Tuhn Albert Edwards. Thnmt"rhurH
, "a.
Edward T. Erh I':trnnS&us. Pa.
! Wallace: y. ERNEST. Rome. q.
: Carl n Estes N"';Shurs. tn.
: r':.u. Henry Adams. K!ttnnninG. n.
! Charles y richnid. pittsburgh. Ia
! Samuel I.inhindcr. Philadelphia, Ia
FRANK Dclvacco. Philadelphia. Ia.
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FIRST ARMY LIST.
killed In Action

killed In Action
Lieutenants-
Newell e. EarSer. Medford. orr
I,loyd o. Bcaton. baldwin, kaS.
AIb,.rt F., E'urchas New York. y. y.
Sargeants-
Edward Allen. philadelphia. Pa
Winfield Andrew Jackson. Ihlladcl-
phia. Pa.
Corpora1s-
Robert =. Russell Pittsburgh. Pa
James Edward WEIhidc, Frederick Co.
Md.
Privates-
CLYDE Z. Clark Monr"". O.
Ludwig G:llcZyn. Eri". Pa
Achil.Ts karauSta. Tyron". Pa
stanley 'M.karewicz. Whit" PlaE"n.
Pa
John Dewey Ross. Franklin. IA.
Alec Cheran. Bcutleyvil". Ia
Gregory 4. Darr Oakland. Pitts
burgh. Ia
William W. I.sshNr Reading. IA
Ianes Rhod"s. M"nonrat"tl. IA.
. Milo g Whit.hill. Clarion Co.. IA.
willard Bali, Ch1uncey, W. Va.
Oscar Paul !:nck. Huntington, Ia
Paymond T:rySun. Lancaster. Pa.
wfllta-n W. Sprlgg, Adena, o.
Edmond David Stewart, New Cum
berlard, W. Va.
Died From wounds.
CORPORAL
!. j.. Williams. W!ndgap. Ia.
Privat"S--
charles ". Eark"r Harrisburg "a
Ellsworth X. Davies. MurTht. "a
Matt Jac"bscn. fa'rp"Te q.
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KILLED IN ACTION.

CorporalS-
John l.. Flynn. Gnncautviilc, Ia .
Harry Evans Jones. Cleveland Q.
Frank kowalkowSki. Washington. IA
John +. McClclland. Washington. Ia
Chester r Ramsey. Litrobc la.
Patrick Clark. Philadelphia, Pa
Harry Linakl. Mount Airy. Ia
Edward X. Marshall, Washington.
Pm.
William J. Waters. Washington. "a
Nathan G. Wuum"r Tyrone, Ia.
William C'rut.. Philadelphia, IA.
james +. Oman. lhiladclphih, Ia.
James J Dunahue, West Philadelphia
Pa
Albert Fenton. Reading. o.
Antonio Gcrrnauo, Pittsburgh. IA
lanes r German. OSrcula MIlla, Ia
William M HouScr, Keyser, ". Va
S,nnrwnll }. Hover. Shamnkln. Ia
Harry kasc, RinEt"wn. Ia.
Died Prom wounds.
Private
Fr,.i Silcr. bradford. g.
Died Of Disease.
John RAIDER. Pebbles. q.
Wounded Severely.
John Randolph Dcyall, Mount Fi"as-
ant. y. Y.
ScrgcantS--
james Cochran. Elk Lick. Pa.
Kaynund CnourY, CORY. Ia.
Joseph AlonzV Day. Philadelphia -"
Charles Adam Fiddler. Beading. ia.
Gilbert s. Pennington. fh'IH"r1ph'a
Pa.
Curpurais--
Robert G. Adams. DuQur$n". Ia.
Harry Bush. Scranton. PA.
John l.. Carnahan. SaN"nnnfE 10
Warren l.. McTn;irc. Hawl"r. o.
Charles Blair Mathews, Bridgeport u
james j.. I'aSSav;tnt. tnra"ln''lS, Ia
WaEop"r- ~
James Mcrl"y. Philadelphia. IA.
.Irivat"S- 49,
Howard !. Fc"he. f"unrNNl'l"' H. -
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He URGES GERMANS
TO GUST DICTATORS
Prof Nicoll. Who Fled To Denmark
Rather Than Fight In Kni1ers
Army Appeals to Germans

LONDON. oct. 2--Th" Times publish
cd Monday tho first inSIallmrnt ~ an
appeal tn the German people by Pr"t.
NIc"lai. Il German physician AMI probes
SOr "f mc,lirn" Ut thu University nf Ter
lin VIII" fled to Denmark by hrplane
last June.
Prof. Nicola was originally attached
10 the army rs civilian physician:
then IN officers rank was given him.
hut h. was degraded by the military
authorities because OF his disapprnval or
German methods Of warfare. and then.
as punishment for opinions expressed In
his book The Biology OF War." he was
employed at mental tasks in distant
parts Of Germany.
When II wns decided finally TO 0lacc
him in tho army as IL private combatant
soldier, Prof. Nicolai Pounds means to
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kind. Il dictator omniprcscnt but every
wh"r" elusive. ruling not i'll virtue OF law
but simply III virtue OF that power
which til" we'll armed man usurps to
himself over the unarmcd. then we haV'
q situation directly opposed TO what -
called Il constitutional state. Germany,
therefore, is dciaclo no longer = consti-
tutional stale.
AS, however. We are sure II ought to
be 4 constitutional state. 1t follows that
ono possesses the undcniablc right to
revolt with all ones strength, against
this state OF things.
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Clarence Leon Hinkle. Johannesburg

Z
Robert ". IIudshn. Toledo, o.
IIipolct AuGustInaS, Pittsburgh. Pa
Handy Crphns. East New Market. Nd.
John J. Edwards, Philadelphia Pa-
Sylvester May, Newton, W. Va
Frank Witzcl. Marion. o.
John IS. Wolf, Indiana Pa
Samuel l'uurdman, Philadelphia, Pa
Joseph J. 1'incca. Philadelphia Pa
omer D. Humphrey, Flushing, o.
James II. LETTERS. Ga1lipolis. o.
William J. Rupert. Petersburg. Pa
Charles l.. Snyder. Phocnixvillc, Ia.
William Stanford. Philadelphia, Ia
Charles A. Stone. Scranton. Ia
Dae 9. Boyle, 1Ioboken. Pa.
John +. Brcnncman. Columbia. Pa
Lee Cassidy. Washington, Pa
Coleman T. Couroy. Graupolis. Pa.
George Fletcher. Forest city. IA
Delmorr Sargent, Bethel. O.
Omer Philip Shell. Symmetrical, q.
Samuel Il Smith. Jr., Oxford, Pa
Raymond ~Trucsdell, Cleveland. o.
George r. Vented, Charleroi. Tsl
Edwin Jonathon Williams. maytic!d.
Ia
Samuel NJ. WooIley. wensville, Q.
IuShio AoySius P3unkett, Swarth-
more. Pa
John Rcaraback, Bucks Co, Pa
Albert L. Roberts, Scranton, Pr
Stanislaw RuSztcki, Pittsburgh. Pa
Bernard Cicsrller, Philadelphia, Pa
James Gibson. Columbus, O.
Charles II Green, Jersey Shore. Pa.
Gilbert E Gregory, Huntington W.
Va
George n. Griffin, Columbus. O.
Edward T. Hermann. philadelphia
Pa
Howard J. Jens. philadelphia Pa
John Y. Kinder, Cleveland. o.
George T. Knoll Philadelphia, Pa
Sampson D. Koch. Pottsville. Pa
Philip II Lucas. MechanicSburE, IA
Pay T. PongraG- Eric. Pa
John Robert Quisley. Philaferpnta
Pa
Henry J. Ramsey. Dresden, y.
Samuel Robertson. Philadelphia. IA.
Pctrr Schmidt, Fast Toledo. -.
Francis g. Srabult. S"nman. Pm
Rudolph Smith. Philadelphia Pa
wounded Slightly
CAptains-
Taul II. Cartier, Cottonwood Fails
Kans.
James A. Williams, Pasadena, Cal
Missing in Action.
Lieut.. Robert CllrkSnn MlllSnauGh
Topeka, Hans.
Corporal
John ~ Kcn, West Ncwthn, Ia
Privates-
Charles Il. Carpenter. West rhilad"E,
phia Pa
Oliver s. Crabtrce. Otway. o.
benjamin II. Hanzer. Philadelphia,
Pa.
Ohhis Johnson. Locll,ravcn. Pa
Joseph Rogers, Maitland IA.
Joseph FL Walt. Pottseown. Pa.
MunzIo Dc Muio. rhiladGlphiA IA
John J. McGcc. McAd"o, Pa
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A Word About Gold

The war has made it necessary for this gov
eminent to recall all gold from general rlrcuia-
ton, in order that it may have this unchanging
security for dealings with foreign nations.
Most Of the gold from England, France and
other allied countries has also been absorbed
and now rests in the L. S. Treasury.
Gold is the unchanging standard whose value
.annot dcpreciatc, because it is the worlds
standard of exchange.
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Children's Department

This newest department of our store already
requires an entire floor, and is still growing.
Here We show Suits, Pants, Overroats and Hats
for little boys from tots size on up to young
mems
Sweaters of all wool in great variety, includ-
ing all local school colors
Wash Suits and Suits of Cloth for smaller
boys Also those popular Soldier Suits and
Sailor or Aviator Hats.
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KILLED IN ACTION.

Private
Wilbur II. Jrnrics. Cincinnati. ..
wounded in Action Severely.
Cnrpnrals--
Joseph n. \. BALDWIN, f'aLsi"n. Md
Jnhn Marrlwanc. Port Clinton. q.
Privatcs--
Erry"u r. Brown. baltimore Co. Md
Elmer IT. Mrckrr. cincinnati. O.
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Walter IT. Brown. H"ncsdalc, Ia
Charles Is. Burkctt. Steubenvll!c, q.
Leonard Burns, ona W. Va,
Herbert Calhoun Clarke pittsburgh.
pa.
Floyd Eugene Cumberland. Butler,
FIJI
Fred r. Dawson, Belle Vernon, Pa
Lloyd W. Ench. Washington. Ia.
vincenzo Tsrranti, War, ". Va
Nathaniel Good. RawSon, o.
Harry W. Hnnning. Philadelphia. Ia
James f.. krnncy. philadelphia, Ia.
James l.. Mclncrncy. pittsburgh. IA.
Willard Thomas Martin, CINCINNATI,
Ohio.
Vernon NJ. Martin. boucher. o.
William T.. Martin. MnnoRGahcfa. m.
John Maur. SanduSky, 0.
Roy s. Maust. Fairchance. ~
Elisha T.. Myers. bloomsbury. Pa.
CLYDE T.. Patterson. JohnStown, Ia
Missing In Action.
Licutrnants--
Howard Paul BIttinSer. Greenwich
Conn.
Robert N. Todd. Cincinnati, o.
CorPnral-
Cook Charles Schroll. ely. IA.
I'rivntcS---
Benton B. Baker, Alvy, ". Va
Jesse Raymond Realty, Butler, PA.
Donald Children, Kanawha, Co., W. va
kcnnlc II. D"r,lS CullcE" lark. Md.
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SECOND ARMY LIST.

The following casualties ar" reported
hv Tie commanding general or the
American cxpcditionary forces:
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MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.

The following casualties Ar" reported
by the commanding general Of the
American cXprtlitiUnary forces:
Killed in action ..-...........-.. =
Died al wounds received in action. .
Wound,d in action tSrrrr"iyJ..... j
Wounded in ari ion t:lliEhtly)......- :
Missing in action -.-.-..-......- |
Total IS
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FREE TO CUSTOMERS $3.50
$3.50 GOLD PIECES
"Befter Clothes for Less
CRElC'S 18th BIRTHDAY IS SAT-, OCT. 18th

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Consequently, gold is now rare-extremely
so. Stop and think how long since you have
seen gold piece
The $3.50 gold pieces we will give our custo-
mcrs on our birthday-next Saturday-are not
only worth their full face value, but more, be-
cause Of the great war in which gold figures so
closely.
Everyone will want gold piece as souve,
mir of the times, but we must be patriotic and
not hoard precious gold. We experienced the
greatest difficulty in obtaining these gold
pieces, and in getting permission to give them
away. But the gold is here-right now-and
with proper sanction.
DO not hoard it, friends Your country
needs all nf this precious metal to help it Halt
the Hum We are distributing it with the
hope that everyone who receives gold piece
will promptly invest it in W. $. S. or Thrift
Stamps or as payment OH a new Liberty BOND.
Every gold piece will then reach Your bank
and be quickly returned to the t. S. Treasury,
where it is needed.
Come, celebrate with US Buy Stamps and
Sends for Victory!
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Overcoats and Raincoats

Now rs the proper time to select warm Coat
COR use during the cold winter that is coming.
The Greig line Of Overcoats and RaincoatS is IN
the same class as all other clothes carrying the
Grcig label They are of the better grades only
in cloth and workmanship In style. they arc
the newest, direct from fashion ccnterS You
will look we'll and keep warm in q Greig Coat,
never fear.
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Clothes for Conservative
Dressers

Older men, or those desiring more conScrva-
tive STYLES. will find our stocks just as complete
in the models best adapted to their taste and
in garments Of the better grade by the same
nationally known makers We also are pre-
Dared to fit men who are stout or slim or who
otherwise require garments different from the
ocular range Of size.