davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ALABAMA.

Capt. Birmingham (WU(.
HAMRRICK, W. NJ. sergt.. Huntsvtle tWu(.
HARRISON, G. .Jr. sergt. MontsomeryIWC)'
SHIRLEY. Lloyd, sergt, Abbeville tWIl:
RoII.ISG' W. corp. Butler Springs (Wu).
BINIoN. l.. corp. Birmingham tWlr,,,
CLARK, +. A.. corp, Andaiusia IWs).
NAsON. H. F., corp. Bessemer tWU).
MoBURSETT s. e. corp, Lincoln 81;
RAINS, owen j.. corp, Cullman tKl.
SMITH. Claud, corp, Florence (WSl.
WILLIAMS, N. j.. corp. Selma tWD
WEsT Lee ssn a. C. e0T ESta Ta'G 3wUS 'D"'
NcKLEN, Raymond. Huntsville twC).
AMOS, Dewey, Albertvilie tWS.
BEVERLY, George 8. Greenville tWU).
BoLIN. Paul l.; birmingham !Wwm1sf,
BYRD, William E., Bay MLnette twu)'
CASEY, Hubbard, Ozark (WUl.
CLARpY. Ben j.. Moulton GwC r,;, twu,
c cRfEH; charlie i Alabama City lws).
CHAMPION. James, Munford tWu).
cHURCHwELL, oscar, skipperyiile twu).
G pAVYs, william SHha II +. CUBA cwu5. "
BARR. Sam, Bessemet (Wl.
DAvIDsoN, william T.: winfield twu'
ELLIE. James r. HackisbSrs tM5,
ELLIOTT. James H.. birmingham tWS).
EDWARDS, Raymond - h-cleCtiC wv
ETHRIDGE, Ralph L., Columbia tWu).
FREE John e. Florala (WU).
FULLER, Gordon, Georgiana tWD.
FISHER Milton T., Prattville (A).
QILLIS, James L.. Troy (WU),
GREEN, Leonard r., East Tallassee tWU).
HAYWOOD. James H., Sylacauga tDW).
HAsSELI. John T.. Andalusla (Rl.
HANCOCK, Jack, Birmingham IVY.
HARBULA. Stephen j., Axis (WUl
HOLLAND. Bryan, Deatsvile (WU).
HORTON. Grover NJ. Pisgsh tWr).
HUDSON. John, Chapman (WSl.
HUGHES. Walter. Selma fWU).
JENKINS. BENJAMIN. Pineapple (Wsl.
KEEL. william, Woodview tWU).
LUKER, Thomas, Lacey Springs lWU).
MEERS. william H., Gadsden tWs).
MILSTEAD. Russell. calera tWUl.
MORGAN, Grover c., Pinehlll (WS).
MILTON, Lester. Prsttville (R).
MOSS Dewey. Boylese (WUl.
MORRISON. Grover, Clayton (WSl,
MOBILES Allen. Lacey Springs lwU).
OLIVER. Archie C., Tallsasee twS).
PARR, Gsorge W, abamn City (M.
PURCELL. Fletcher, Prattville tWS),
PoRTBRFIELD, Clyde f., Thomasvville
(WUl.
PIERCE. George D., OPP (wSl.
ROBERTS Tom. Caps tWS).
SHINE. Emmett, Opp iwS).
SPIEKs. samuel L., Thomasville (Wu).
SMART. Victor L.. Troy (Wu).
SNOW, janice T., Monroevills (WUl.
TARvER. William J., Admission twU).
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PATTERSON, Elvin f., Lieut.. Ro!la wv
CARTER, Clarence w, New Albany (WU)
DURHAM. Merritt B., Blue Mountain tM)
DUKE, Allen. Abbevllle ODD.
GREEN. Lawyer, Batcsvllle ODD.
HILTON. Alex. j, Crystal Springs tk).
LowERY, Bonnie T.. Belden (WU).
MOORE, Charlie. Meldville tDW).
REEVES, Homer, Lanai (Pl,
SMITH Willie. Cottonplant tDDl.
SPRINGER, Clayborn Y, Summer (Wi.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY.
FAHNEsTocK. Clarence. major. Fshns-
stock q CO., 2 Wall ct. (DD).
ki ,ls Frsd eS,xr c 3WI,, Lieut.
son St. brooklyn twj.
o1 FIfsy..sven,h st., a% New York tK,. WEI"
HAGUE, william w. sergt.. s6s Bridge st..
HoRNHSd; Edward. 'ers,.. 1870 Park ST..
Brooklyn twU).
1h ms;io st.. sroosiyn IA. corp
ckcHIoNE. Emil, corp. saa sowery. New
York Sppl: w ,o-, .o7 r,,ra no
New York tw).
JESsE pS:oS Jane; ,w s., CORP s'' M'Dousail
L4 srooIiyn 'ppj. CORP D st.
McLXuoHLiN. Francis. go West IsSth
at, New York tWul. 90. .,
43rookiyn (W).
SCHUMACHER, Charles: corp, $50 Madi-
w sUn av SsT es sor. corp. AL 72d st.
Ass%TH. sslva,ore $40 Ea,, 7ad st.. New
Ah lsi. !T sua H. ,s4s .s,h St. Brooklyn
ALvRSos. Stephen. 900 West 10th St.
ASH. Charles r. 5s. 57th ST.. Brooklyn
BLUWErsrE1N. william. 1850 Manhattan
BOWER. Harry s. los Marion sv..
BROWN s6SSS john. sss First av., New York
BROW. Joseph. SIC Throop av., Brook
Bruno 9 Tl,ido, s7s East is7,h ST.. New
BuSATTA. Joseph. ,ls East Sis, st, New
coSTE. Joseph J.. 1ss Lynch ST. Brooklyn
cRETToN, Benjamin j., SIS Ninth av.'
DIXON. Myron E. l1.o Pacific st.. Brook
DUFFY: Hugh A, SoT e. eth ST. Brook
FIELD, Leo Leo. 1858 Madison av.. New York
r1SSERTy. Daniel j.. 'sS W. "th ST.
reITz AaSe f., ciaremont Hotel. River
aide Drive. New York IwUl.
GEIDEL. Christian F.. ~ 18th st.. College
GRS%IASf, Vincent, 2los Second av.. New
otiTTERMAN, Morris, a's f. sist st.
HoeERG' ' Carl H., 90. Seneca St, Brook
HoRAF. Ratu. v. AGA Madison St: Brook
KihnAN.o benjamin. s25 Jefferson place
LEE. John. se2 Amsterdam av. New
LIVEY. Waiter David. 252 Rideewood av.
! brooklyn (M). "
LoEFFLER., George Jr' 81 Saratoga aN
MARSHALL. Robert J., Jr.. 5s2 llth ST.
MoRHS. Charles A.. e s,th st. New York
| MoRRIsoN. Martin w. coli Grand av.
MEER R Andrea, :ss Hick at. New
S6T ym O. Salvatore, 3s7 e. 1oath st,
! PERsoNiK. Harry. 1918 Kelly st. Ne"
PRITcHARD, James C., l7ls Pratt av'
| ROCKLIN. Elisha, Psiatine ef'ose' "o"'
! gomery county tk). =, ,,r,. ~,
R6EDING. Frederick F, 81 Miller N'
| Brooklyn (Ml. ,-, wv,
SACHS. Moe, 1923 Moore St, Brook,yn tWo
sAsI.NW. Jack NJ. l35 Forsythe st. Ne"
scHSiBBE, Arthur Al. 2ls Winthrop st
s- pTESfiyH en- II. j., $3.50 KlnrsbrIds'
! av., New York tk). o ,. -,
sEEMANN, Bernard c.. 1883 Putnam aN'
| BROOKLYN tWU). A..
sIMoNEK, Henry. ace East 18TH ST. Ne"
smiGTrHa chs Charlie. s., s5s West 18th st.
sTNszEwsKI, John. First St. Baysld'
rTKRowITz. Frank. 81 Ludlow ST. New
yhS Srf Er sM Howard IL. 1877 Remsen st.
WALSH. Joseph. 1877 Putnam av.' Brook
wlHH H !S wilton. Jr, II, E ssd st,
New York tws),
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Stanley, Mo.cow twul:,
Andrew. wiina-"h'S'a'
szAwczrK, stanley. Poland.
GHIoNIs, Christ. RousvansEs e"o''
s sisS.s L Ike O. t, Gssts sw Sw,D'
Timothy j., Headtort
County Kerry tK),
dSna.rTs p pnsRsa Martha county Sws5
NA0LE. David J., clouEhran. County
Sullivan. John. Kenmore, County Kerr,
WALSH. Thomas. Kiltimssh. County
'"' Austria.
PRosCHE, Joseph ~. corp, }si Frsnzsn'
$50 Austria Hunsaty:
HIcHo. John, Karassanek tws).
oANcHorr. chri.e sse nssroh. village. Dis
trict of Rasgrod (ws).
BuIT William r.. CORNWALL tkl:
b bRITGM 4 Fr.S.Te Eort ssTeoo wT X
wALLEN, John, ASo cK,.
sweden.
JoHANsoN, Carl, vesta Yctesnce K).
twU).
WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-The War De-
partment issued to-day an additional
casualty list as follows:
KILLED IN ACTIoN-BRR0NEoUs
REPORTED MISSING.
Private.
HANOVER. Roy. English. Ind.
KILLED IN ACTION--PREyIoUsLy RR.
PORTED SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Private.
ciEzELzYK. Jacob. Crandon, Wis
PORTED MISSING.
Private.
HUNTER. Robert T., Wilson. Ark.
DIED FROM INCONSISTENCIES
REPORTED MISSING.
Corporal.
TIDD. -, oidtown. Ne.
DIED OF DIsEAsE-PREyIoUsL nE-
PORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Privates
WEAVER, Louis O., Marlette. Mich.
WEEsNER, Clifford f., Jackson. Mich.
WOUNDED SEVERELY - PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING.
CoNNERs. William NJ. Scranton. Pa
FRAZER, Alvin, Murphysboro. Ill.
P sETERsox H Gsf prs g. lieut. wis,
REPORTED MISSING.
MOCK Clarence B., Altoona- Pc.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETEhMINED
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING.
Privates.
BoTAM. Mike, Spokane. wash.
BRAsLOFF. Nathan B.. San Antonio, Tex.
DOwNEY, Arch s., Latrobe, Pa.
KUHN, william, Chicago.
| SWIFT, Irwin NJ. Reed, Ky.
ULRICH. Edw. e.. Welty. Pa.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE
| PORTED MISSING.
| Prtvatcs.
| PCRYEAR, Grover c., Gravette, Ark.
| SCHENK, Donald j., Altoona. Pa.
\ RETURNED TO DEUTERONOMY
REPORTED MISSING.
| PFivates.
| BLUM, Otto, Cleveland, Ohio.
JUsTEsEN: Walter o.; Bridseport, osan.
| RODRIGUEZ, Firmn, ct. Patrick. La.
| ROSELAND, Thorwald j., Goodwin q. d.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED - PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED.
Private.
4 CISEK, Julian, Minneapolis.
| WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED
| PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED!
| Lieutenant.
| GAMMONS, William T. Philadelphia.
| Private.
PINCCs, Jacob, S36 Christopher ST.. Brock
| Ign.
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NC ALb1, FRANCIS fnoenlNNllie wv ".
MANS. John L.. Pittsburg (WU).
MARIANA, Louis. Philadelphia twU).
MARKEN. WiNam, Scranton CWUl,
MERE, William NJ, Lansiowne (WUl.
METZ, Frank, Pittsburg (Dw).
MILLER, Emerson F., GrtenEburE (WU).
MILLER, Harry 8. Old Zlonsville ODD.
MILLER, Leorlrd, PhilsdelphIs twUD.
MoROsKI, Edward. Philadelphia (wU).
MORROW, John ] Philadelphia (wU),
MuLuEnN, q, A.; Wilkesharre GWID
MURPHY, n, j.. Philsdelphia lWUl.
MYERS, Thomas W. Tarentum (H).
NEAL. Garrett o. Marionyille tMl:
ORYRNE. Edward, Carbondaie twUj.
oHARA, Harry, NPrrlstown tDwl.
OWEN, e. s.. Crawford county WCl,
PATTON, James r, Philadelphia CwuD.
PAUL, John H., Mocha nicsbfs (wU).
PERKINS. Roy. Cory lk):
PIERCE. Leon C.. Milton (Kl.
PIsANi. Andrea, shamokin twUD.
PoNALITus, Peter. Mshanoy City (wU).
PRICE, L. r.. Bryn Athyn .(WUl.
PROJECT, Vincent. Philadelphia (w).
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81 AMERICANS HELD
IN PRISON CAMPS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Names OF
thirteen off1cers and seventy-one enlisted
men in German prison camps were an
nounced to-day by the War Department.
Lieut.. Stewart A. Mcdowell, 1858
hardwood avenue. West Philadelphia
is reported wounded at an unknown
camp, and Lieuts. Alfred W. Lawson.
1860 Seventy second street. Brooklyn,
and Henry B. Frost, Arlington, Mass.
are said to he in good health at an un-
identified camp. Lieut.. Horace w,
Mitchell. Corinth. Miss, also Is at an
unidentified camp and Lieut.. Herbert
II Doehler. Court and Huntington
streets. Brooklyn. at I,andshut. The
remainder Of the list follows
AT RAsTATT.
Captain.
LIeuterants.
SCHNEIDER. Edward. 1897 Peach St.
Erie. Pa.
KKG2 NToN o john Il D. oT wauaeon NO Ohio
GINTER, Charles A.. AZ, ST. Marks o.,
AT KARLSRUHE.
Lieutenants.
HADESTY. George b, Jr.. Plttsvllle, Pa.
BRobi. Alton T.. &c ". ssd I st.. New rsr.
~ Ar LIMBuRG.
| LENHART. John. Somerset, Fa.
AT RESERVE HOSPITAL Y. BAYREUTH
| ELLINGTON, John r.. ThomaAon, Ga
AT RAsTATT.
! THoRI.rON. Orville, Jasonvll~. Ind.
! PLCMMER, Joseph l., Penrsonvine. Tex.
| AT CAsSEL.
NEFLtN, Christ. New Ellington. $. n.
! DESTiFANO, Agatcno. CanOnsburg. Pa
AT UNIDENTIFIED CAMP.
HAUswikTH, Charles b., '06 ConEresA
HELD. samuel. 1879 Brook av. New York.
REPORTED II GOOD MEALTH-CAMp
| UNIDENTIFIED.
| PARRISH, John F.. Foss, Okla
hEHM C Hs1msD r. Ss oi'y Esd ia u.s
AMO, Alfred Leo. Cape Vincent, n. \.
bESSE z lanes s Il East st, Wsre han Ma~:
! RIAlN, Henry J, Acushnet. Mass
BUDD. Harley Ivan. Phiilipsport' =. y.
B0NFIELD, Harry. 1901 Dean st.. Brooke
oBRiEN, Jercmtsh, Arlington, Mass
CARROLL, John. Eitingville. y. Y.
CAkLs0N. Albert ha'us' 4so seth ST.
! CHIoLf. alexander. Reading, Pa
CSsGRoSh hf Raymond mi nd iS'h IL ssaiSrd
ceI.BEfG. Jffrtd.rlck C., $50 a5th .t4
! CHEvALIER, Edward. Fair Haven, Mass,
DALHOUsE. Herman A.. iS6 Ralph ST.,
DAVIS. Fred IL, Hlch-yilIe, y. Y.
DEMPsTER. Charles. 81 Lsrmartine st.
DELANEY, Edward sOi Broad st, PrOvi.
ROMANO; Louis p. SEQ W. 4Oth St,
p0ucETTE, Simon j. is Emerson st.
GREENE, Joseph. 4Si Gsth st.. brooklyn,
PIAsTAsIk, stanisiaw, :c7 stanislows ST.
ABERT. George L., III First av.. New
ASTOSNrocI. Pnsqua,e. 'SI seventh s'.,
BERNiER, Alfred. Putnam. Conn.
FlLiPPoNE, Casino, $40 +. seth st.. New
FISHER. Stowe r., Diana. ". Va.
MAstCCI, viucen,o. 2Oa South sixth st..
RHHttzMSRtK. f snac, 1901 Park Az. S, SCI r..
TEyssIER, Gustsye Coraopoiis. Pa.
SANDoNE, Joseph, Italy.
STAFFORD, William IL, 1894 Formosa st,
MuRTMREE. sidney A.. senatob!a, Miss.
mA NJ william hhy r. Ne, Msg- M,ion WI,
BERTSWirz. Moses. sl5 Vernon Az.
sEXATER. Fred. Astoria, y. Y.
pIEGoLI. Tony, Plymouth. Mass.
CHhIsTiE; Charles w., Long Island City:
un ,GHaH t GSSss'SS J.w.,. av.. rourA...D.
ale.
HAZZARD. Joseph lee. Belmont. n. Y.
LEHMAN. John Clrich, FILLMORE, n. y.
MOON. Joseph IL. Dandr,dge. Tenn.
ICBECKI. Cashier, 3 Krupp at. Buffalo.
STRAsSEL. Frederick H., $3.50 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn.
TAFT. Chester VI. 1884 Broadway. Buffalo.
| VERTEROMO, James. Italy,
WEIsBERG, Morris, Cannon ST., New
! York.
ZOERB, John H., Norwich. ', y.
HORTON, E"geu", 20is Erich God sv.
| Ci!cago.
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ARMY.

Character of casualties is indicated thus:
tKD killed in action; (Dw) died OF wounds,
(DA) died OF accident or other causes;
tDD) died OF diseasei (w) wounded; twS)
wounded slightly; (wU) wounded, degree
undetermined ;(M) missing; tP) prisoner.
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JONES, Lewis CORP. Darlington tw).
CRAWFORD. Guy l., Sopef CKJ.
H H5NT :,N W. a H. l., D G,n 'wuo.
JAYNE, Grover g. Ames cwul.
Judy. Herbert A., Trousdale twJn.
LESLIE. CAR clarence, Ava CMj. =
MeTARLANp, AlvH, Cleo springs ND.
Mi ii FRANK b. Ge ASy } Ky WV,
MOSES, Mark Y, RInEiln twuJ,
OSBORNE. Milan, Olney twJ.
PxRKs, N NoS,d1 w. <, fSss%1p }%si.
R REES 3of Fsr dESs' Madam ODD.
RICE, George p. Wheeless ,M.
ROGERS. Frank. sayior (DDl:
RoGERs e sSs' e. Blair aIl" SR, 'N'
SPENCER. Esri l.. Saltwater (Dw,.
WILSON, Paul c.. ,entrahomS tWl.
OREGON.
FEUsTEL, w. f.. Lieut.. Portland (wD.
HARMAN. William L.. Jr, corp, Portland
SLOAN. Lyle T.. Pendleton ODD.
PENNSYLVANIA.
GENTNER. John NJ. Capt, Philadelphia
FoHMAN Horace b, Lieut.. Havsrford
KrLP,. II. j., Lieut.. Norristown rwup.
LILSCHERT' John H. Lieut. Philadelphia
Y0rNGt 4. 4. J.. Lieut.. Pit,sburs, IM,.
ALIliOrE, IS H. sefgt. hanover (pW):
ShbSH S"hHi fau!, se,s u ~ ncas'er u,r,
BURST, r.. s.. Connc.lsyiile lM).
FAt.LoN. j. L.. sergt. Danvil!c ,WU)
FREDERICK, William b, Shsrpsburg
GARDNER, p, r. sergi;, Montrosc twL>.
HARsALL, sidney c" scrsi,' Scranton
(WU),
HARTMAN. Wilmer w. sergt. Phladei-
phia (WC).
HAsLEY. John f.. serst.. Plttsburg tx.
HEtSLER c.. sergt. Pottsville twU).
HILL. william E. serEt. Philadelphia
(WU).
HowAT. X. W. sergt, Pittsburs tK).
HCBER, George C.. serst,. Scranton (WU).
JOpSON. W. S.. serst., Philadelphia (WU).
KENNEDY. .. d. sergt', Philadelphia
LoNGsDoRF, Fred. sergt. wiliiamsport
(WC).
MCCORMICK, d. c.. serEt., Plains (w).
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WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-The following
casualty lists were made public by the
War Department to-day:
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TURNER. James, Guntsrsville twu).
T vh9sAs T wi,a M P g. ps,in INV }@u,.
VANN, Frank, Admission tws).
ARIZONA.
EMERSON. Charles A., serst. Douglas
ARKANsAs.
sTRINGER. -Lum c. C, serst.. craishsad
HAWTHORNE. Francis. corp. Newport
nESNETT. Elmer. Little Rock twu).
JACKS. Jim, Cleveland (Ml.
LLOYD. John, Morrlllt9n lWu).
NATION. Ezra f., walnut Ridgs (WGI'
MooRns, Van 4, r.: Ru'.ellrihs iWu).
NORRIS. George. winfrey ODD.
SCHULZ, Lewis f., orubbs lM).
SINS. Claude D., Hrinkley ODD;
TODD, James T., Hot springs (hl.
CALIFORNIA.
93H p6 E4 AI,soGy COTE COTE f s.:
Atkinson, Martin. Man..o. twvl:
ekEEp w hass.r " w.. n e.n,Ss S6p,
aARRIFf H 1r.nk Los s Ass oWS
SxssoUMIs. Nick. Oakland fwU>.
HAvEY, Harry Hubert. Los Angeles lM( !.
LEALE, Manuel O.. Buriinsame, (wUJ.
LusARbi. siivie June. San Luis obispo
MeLAuGHLIN, Robert c.. Modesto tDp).
NARvlEs. Daniel. San JOse (WU).
F FPFbIE psI1.. e. santa nI0 Ana "wu.
soUZA. Janero, Point Roger tMl.
sTAnICCo: Colombo. Alsmsda lMu)
TUCKER, Thomas eusanville tDWD.
COLORADO.
PRESTON. Percy r, Lieut., Denver (K).
s sh6KER w Riw;y E D'n Bsrr rsk. wu
CUTE eTfTRR 1sfa q G.Sin eo' swins Ky.
KIXsMAN. Robert E.. Colorado Springs
CONNECTICUT.
cIsTERo, Joseph A.. Lieut.. Danburs
BoBER, Walter A, serst., New Britain
HfTcAtocK. Roy D. ..rs,.. East H.mp.
MeFARLkSD. winfield A, corp. Derby
BEsESBRucK. Carl A. corp. wa,.rbur,
PApzSisKI, Thomas, corp, Fair Hav.r
A AkPNp %sh's auy j. W. N01 TaSi.o4 wv w
b b93Wl Wliam Ne. e. hFidsse955' u.seu
ERIcsoX. John Alfred. Waterbury tpw)
LINES; Irying e.. Wet Haven PIr.,
| GoFF. Clarence II. wallinrford Tvs,
| GRAY, Richard j.. Teconic ODD
| GREEN Dewey g, Knoxville tK).
HAMERNICK. John: Forestvire LWCD.
HOFFMAN Kari New Haven lN:
| MILLER, Fred W. A.. tvoryton ODD:
! PETRoWsKY. Harry, New Haven tWU>.
RAeTow. Jules, Terryvile tWr).
| ROPIAK, Stanley. New Britain (WCl.
| RUFrIS. John A., Middietown tWul.
| SISKIN. Samuel G.. New Haven tWt'.
| SMITH. Michael T., Derby tWCD
| SOB1SKE. Walter, Bridgeport tDA).
| yAG1NI. Cesare, Hartford twU).
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WILSON. Charles, Washington ODD.
DELAWARE.
FEAMPToN. ". X. Lieut.. FELTON, tKl.
FLORIDA.
BROOKER ". g. Lieut.. Tampa ON.
ADCOCK Charles w. Brownville CPb.
CLARK Misseldtne. Belts (DD).
CURTIS william l., Clearwater ODD.
woopHAN, Esssr. Nom% CWui.
GEORGIA.
CARROLL; clyde n. Atlanta LWu),
pMis. Herman, Macon tNn.
H H!RRHF d dsh9 Ii s. Aap daaSE WV WV
ROBINSON, Samuel n, boston ND
wAHKER h lSs B. N West Point twGi
WATSON. Dewey. Columbus (WU).
IDAHO.
J I.;IT Flqpyd G. corr, p1rma tpD).
sKAI.A. John, Kellogg (DD>.
FERRIS ,Jr, Lieut.. Galssburg (DD).
HEIR: Fred T., ssrst. ChieaEo twul;
BoNANoM1, 4. g.. corp. Chicago tw).
Gl.EBAITiS \. p. corp. Chicago IVY.
HINT, Waiter O.. corp; Brighten twul;
AHRENs. RAY NJ, Chicago tMl
BEAL. William l., st. Louis twl.
s sGiiT En- H S.r, C. FL ch s1Sa OPP
BROOKS, Ralph. .Evanstoa VS..
supELMAN, Alfred G. Chicago ODD.
CALENDER, Jesse O.. Altoona Cw).
CAHILL, John, Wheaton tw).
G GHzTHp Ei. Mss FT cIk, ChiengS cwu
ECKMAN: John G.. Galesburg NK).
FRYER, David H.. Chicago tws).
HARRISON, George r. chicago ,ws,.
JOHNSON. Harry j.. chicago ND.
JoDA, John j.. Fuirhury tD,
KOPP. wiib-r G, Prlnceton *.
KRAMER. Harry Chicago tw).
LAGBSER' John L. Chicago twu).
LEE. Eliza L.. Findiay CDD).
MAJESKi, STANLEY. Chicago tM.
MILLER; John p. pongoia tws).
RUETER, Frank. Tsutopolis w, ,N''
R!INKELo, John: BENTON tK>.
RUE, Ernes, Carlyle. (DD).
RCBET. Frank j.. Chicago (wS,,
scHIRMER. Richard, East ST. ! outs twu)
ssTTRRWAtT; Paul J.; Chicago (wC.
s sTkAkEy, JT w,IIIsro chIe"so *, us
SWANSON, Henry Lambert chicago CwI
THoMAS; -. Albion G.. Chicago (w).
MARYLAND. Clair, Miiler,burH tw1.
WELLS. James A. Decatur wv
MELn0EhS. William A., Chicago (wUD.
"isNlEWskI' William Jr.. Joliet twU).
INDIANA.
LINK Monroe f., sergt. Terrs Hautc
cooNEy, Forrest L.. corp, Tell City TX,
/ TURNER Arthur T., corp. GrantburE
BRANHAar. Earl. Clinton tND.
CAsEBOi.T. Robert s., Valonia (Dw).
CRITCHFtELD. Herbert H.. Fargo fWID
DouGLAs. chirley Earl. Boonvliie twU}
FoMLER Paul P. oswego tDDl.
HANOVER, Roy, English (AD.
HEINzE, Albert. Nincennes tHUl.
HIILlGOsS Otto L., Anderson tK).
KEMpALL, Delbsrt; shelbyvllls twup.
LEVIN. Abe b. Terre IIaute (WU).
NOEL Rolla, Freedom (WU).
ORR; Lawrence g.. Fort Wayne twUl.
sHUCR, Carroll D., Franklin ODD.
SOUTHERN. Edward B., Kokomo (WUD.
! sPART. Paul, Gary tNp.
SWIFT, Herman f., Alexandria twC).
IOWA.
1IITBs Edwin E. Lieut., Des Molne,
ADKINS, Ben IT,: Fs!rneld CDw)
DUNAGAN.. vern n. Salon tw).
GELGEn, FREDERICK, Burlington tAD.
GOGGIN, James T.. bernard ODD
KoTTKE, August ". Guttenburs tWG}
LEWIS. Edwin s.. Dccorsh (wUj,
LEE, Ray C., Perry tWS).
McNALLT. Joseph f., Dubuque Cw)
RiOGLE, Russell Al, Corwith (WCI.
RoNK. Robert H., Oakland tKJ.
sEVERSON. Sanford, Kanswha (E).
sHErPELMAN. George C.. Clear Lake
sMiTH, Lyman NJ. Hopkiuton tND.
SMITH, Ray, Martelle wv,
STEVENS. Joe. bOnaparls cwU).
The sun., 1918-10-23
Wounds XIII Brooklyn Man.

Sergeant william X. Beaumel. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Beaumel, 504 Madl-
son street. Brooklyn. was wounded at
Chateau Therry and died July 81 Just
before he fell he was cited for conspicu-
Gus bravery. He was rs years old and a
graduate OF Commercial High School.
Brooklyn.
Ten times over the top was the record
Of Private Henry J. Schumacher OF Com
pany II, 165th Infantry. before he was
killed In action September 1s, Schu-
mscher enlisted in the Regular Army In
1918 and was sent TO the Mexican Dor
der. He was sc years old. and before
entering the service lived in ies West
225th street.
The sun., 1918-10-23

I.AlNp, Domentco, Ferrandlno (k).
MATRoN, Paul. Province Di Reggie, Cal
abrla (K).
RENO. Frank, Came-ers, Marche IKl.
REZZo. Thomas, TaverHa. Catozoro (AD.
ORLANDO. Matte. Cinist IwS).
TCRCO, Antonio. Campobnssa (P).
NENDETTl. Albert Provincial Csstcrta
lsols Del Liri (WD.
VENEER, Dominica, Gradiscs Di Sedeg-
lIsno UdMe tESl.
ALlPERIl, Giovanni, Sc!ciano tK).
BRoCColLI Luigi, Caholio. Cosenza
cAPoRosA Luciano Provincial Benevento
(M).
DENZIE. Luigi. Tortoreto Teramo AbruzzI
tDD).
(WU).
GRACo. Joe, A!tovllla Mihcia CM),
Norway.
sATHER. Alfred, Koenigstrom, TrondhJem
tP).
Poland.
OSYPINSK1, walter. Russian Poland CK)
Russln,
ALTMAN, Walter. Odessa tDDl.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29
This Is Kulturl

By Unfted Prrsa
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. June 1e (By mail):-
He was one of those boys who was
tho life of the company. always
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29

Sixty-three. including guests from
this city. Metuchen. Newark. Elizabeth
and Tottennville. enjoyed the fourth
annual outing and shore dinner OF
Middlesex Council No. LOO. Royal
Arcanum. held Saturday at Soldiers
Beach.
Orator John Hanson. chairman of
the committee in charge OF the ar
rangements. was at the head OF the
table and bid the guests welcome. He
was assisted in receiving the guests
as they arrived by Regent Truman
Gano and Olaf Larson of his COM
mittee.
The dinner. which was served oft
$3.50 o'clock in the main dining room
OF the hotel. was a success and greatly
enjoyed. The menu and service were
fine. Supreme Representative Jacob
Serbia and District deputy Grand
Regent Martin Cosgrova. Of Newark,
and Charles Cummings and @. Knox.
members Of the committee on state of
the order. were among the guests pres
ent at the AFFAIR.
DR.. Edward x. Hanson. or the navy,
stationed at the training station at
Bensonhurst. Brooklyn, was at the
dinner and Metuchen Council was rep
resented by fourteen. including men,
bers and their wives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29
Manufacturers Start Suit
Against Public Service

Legal action viii be started today by
the Manufacturer Council of the
State of New Jersey, in an effort to
cause the Public Service Corporation
Of the state to make redress for its
abrogation of contracts for power,
which followed the decision OF the
Public Utilities Commission of the
state that the corporation was entitled
to an increase in rates.
A writ of certiorarl is to be sought
today in the New Jersey supreme
court by Senator Clarence E.. Case,
counsel of the Manufacturer Council,
acting in behalf OF several members OF
the council and which will serve to
protect the right of an appeal.
The matter of the abrogation of con-
tracts has been before the directors
of the Manufacturers Council for sew
eral months and In May a hearing was
obtained before the Public Utilities
Commission at Trenton. when coun-
sci for the organization argued against
the right OF a corporation 10 a~brograte
its contracts. The decision OF the
Public Utilities Commission. later
handed down. sustained the right to
the corporation to abrogate contracts
where the s~urcharge vas not paid by
the contracting parties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29

Too Much Thought Of Self.
Sometimes" said Uncle Eben. n
man thinks so much about his own
comfort dat he makes hissef paiickIy
miserable"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29
PLAYGROUND NOTES

Never to be outdone bl playground
No. 8, Hayes Park playground jour-
neyed 70 Staten Island last Saturday
for a picnic under the chaperonage OF
Miss Cynthia Frost. They left on the
10 o'clock boat. After arriving In
T~ottenville they tramped across the is
land to the beach on the other side. It
was q long. hot walk but the refresh
ing waves were complete compensa-
ton. Over on this beach they played
games. After firing of the swim they
all sat around Miss Frost and listened
to the continuance of Dorothy
Brown" which Miss Frost Is reading
to them.
Finally, tired but satisfied. with the
day they returned on the five o'clock
boat.
There will be a baseball game be-
tween No. s and Hayes Park. We'd
nesday afternoon at Hayes Park.
A baseball game is scheduled be-
tween No. 8 and Hayes Park to be
played on Hayes Park diamond Satur-
day afternoon.
The girls OF No. 8 will journey
down to Hayes Park Friday Afternoon
and play dodge ball with the girls of
h latter place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29
Record Enters MiddIesex
After South Jersey Tour

George l.. Record, candidate for the
Republican United States senatorial
nomination, into Mtddlesex
county this week after somo very en-
ergetic campaigning in South Jersey
and in Monmouth county.
Tomorrow night Record pitches his
famous campaign tent in South AM
boy. On Wednesday night Record
speaks at Perth Amboy. Thursday
night. August 1, Record speaks at
New Brunswick.
Record is accompanied by Assem-
blyman o. Bell, of Essex former assem
blyman James @. Blauvelt, Of Pater-
son. and by his campaign manager.
Col. John II. Adamson. The tent is
carried on a large auto truck. The car
avan also includes a truck containing
about six hundred camp chairs which
are used at the tent meeting. Prof.
John Tenk. of Paterson, provides pa
triotic cornet solos at all OF the meet
ingS.