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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12

, John A. AfcKinstry, Canon City. Colo
Thomas J. Powell. Lake Providence, Ia
Charles Albert Shaw. Weatherby, No.
G. II. Zellers. Lancaster. Pa
Albert Harrison Crane. Carbondale. Pa.
VIM S. Grips. Philadelphia, Pa
Roy Z Faulkner. Scranton, Pa
VIM J. Harrington. Ishpeming Mich
Horace B. Nanoostenbrugge. Schenectady,
J. Hunter Wiclzersham. Denver. Colo.
Sergeants.
Fred p. Anderson. Rhinelauder. Wis
Peter Paul Benedetto. New York, y. 7.
Henry L. Dabbs. Admission, Ala
Jno. J. Gilmore. Syracuse, y. 7.
Irving H. Hermann, Janesville. Wis.
LINING r Mcmillan. Corona, CaIt.
Eau F. Miller, Raymond. Ill
Jess T. ScogEins. PeI City. Ala
Seburls G. Willeford, Olustee. Okla.
Herman A Zesila. Lasalle, Ill
Jerry Fucilr. Detroit. Mich
Clay Webster Dome, Pottsville, Pa
John L. Geary, Altus. Okla.
VIM " Johnson. Bethesda Nd.
John Deunison. Los Angeles CaliE
ALBERT s. Riches, superior. Wis
4 Maia J. L --5-. 8 15l-i1 Pa
Corp0rals.
william BumEarner. Tulsa Okla
John Nelson Compton, r., Grand Rapids
Fl. Dan Ernest GetcheI. waupun. Wis.
Harry H Dobbs. Duncan, Okla
John Michael Dyer. Reed City. Mich.
Joseph h Grimsley. New Broclton. Ala
Chas ". Macdonald. Washington, D C.
Melvin H Stumbaugh. RidEeway, Pa
carl l. Anderson. CloQuet. MINI
Sidney Rosenberg, Baltimore Nd.
Edw n Bogdanowis, LinOleunviue. s T.,
Vim E. Canary. Boston. Mass.
Dennis E Enrisht. Manchester. Ia
Dennis P Gallie, West Hcbolzen. y. J.
wilson Pitch. 5r-. Port Jefferson. y. 7.
VIM /. Harris. Maiden, Mass
Glenn Mashburu. lzlerunre. y. Y
Charles WasserberEer. Neillsville, Wis
Mechanic.
Harvey u Hottenstein. Lancaster. Pa
Jos. vurm. Parker s D.
Cook.
Ivory ". woodward. Buford. Ga
Privates.
Isadore Alderman, chicago. III.
Samuel J Bouzer- Sweetwater, Ala
Hobert Breeder Oronog, No
Frank Colby. Brooklyn, " 7.
Geo. 3. Davis Hebron. Nd.
Homer L Dlsmolze, Admission Ala
Robert Henson. Wooster. Ark
Walter F. Larges Highland, Mich
Joseph J. Lozoszie, Hazleton, Pa
Michael Pessolano. Springfield. Mass.
Adrian Pier, Lewellen. Neb-
John D Watson. Englehard, y @
Albert E WetZler. Roslindale- Mass.
Richard Williams. Jefferson. s C.
Clyde E Beer, kecsauqa. Iowa
John Blake, B0scobel Wis
Frank Bates, Brooklyn n T
Wm- T. Bray. Whitehall. Mont
CLYDE p Burton. Culpepper. Va
Willie 3. Cooper. Cooper P O., Ky.
David Decaire. Alpena, Mich
Frederick D. Emmons- Cha-lestown. Mass
George s Corcoran. Brooklyn, y. Y.
George Emery. Boston, Mass.
VIM Erickson, Olivia. MINI
Dudley Evans Ohingdcn. III.
Attic Frederick, Adamsvilie, Ala
Clarence n. Haske, Winona, MINI
William P. Hickman. Piedmont, Tenn
Herbert o. Hoeppuer, Osmond, Seb.
Carr A Hozanson. Sioux Falls. s D.
Rex D Jenkins Cardington, Ohio.
Andrew J. Killen. Loretto, Tenn
Wu- H Money, Akbeville, Ala
Arthur H. Peterson. Chicago. H.
Emmett o. Preston. Apalla- " Y.
George E Root. St. Paul, MINI
John c. Russ, Cleveland. Ohio.
John c. Russell, Jena, La.
Montgomery a Sealy, Cerro Gordo. y c.
Earl Seipold. Oconto. Wis.
Arthur s. Shane. Detroit. Mich
sTU- Sievers, j.. Brooklyn. " 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12
JITAsHNGToN, D. c, oct 12.-The

TITASHINGTON, D. C, Oct 12-The
w army casualties announced for
today total 672, divided as follows:
killed IN action, 152; missing IN ac-
sion. IS: wounded severely, 267; sled
Of wounds, 101; died from airpIane ac-
cident, three; died Of Incident and
other causes, IA; died o. disease, 107.
Southwestern men IN the list are:
Capt. Samuel r. Craig, EI Campo,
Tex, killed in action.
Capt. George +. TFellaEe, EaEIe Pass,
Tex, killed in action.
Pvt. Herman Peters, BelIvfIIe, Tex,
killed in action
Lieut.. Royal c. Harrington Tyler,
Tex. died from wounds.
HugIer Frank ". SefOIE, Temple,
Tex, died from wounds.
Sgt. IZfnzie N. Feathers, FL PnsO, Tex,
died Of disease.
Pvt. Alfred KellermaH, New BaunfeIs,
Tex, died OF wounds.
Corp. Clarence j. AbrnhamE, Plain
view, Tex, died Of disease.
Pvt sam ChiehiFiliOs DallaH, Tex,
died Of disease.
Pvt. Henry H. Phillips, Bangs, Tex
died Of disease.
Corp. Frank sykes, Lodi. Tex wound
ed severely.
Pvt. AIvie Kirkland Linden, Tex,
wounded severely
Pvt. Jacob NJ. Casey Marlin, Tex,
wounded severely.
Pvt. james n. Moore FOreHtburE,
Tex, killed in action.
PVT. james z. Davis Manor, Tex died
Of wounds.
Pvt. Henry schaeF, Chapel HIlI,
Tex. died Of wounds.
Pvt. Willie Martin Young, Rotsn,
Tex, died Of wounds.
Corp. John H. Stafford, Brady, Tex,
died OF accident or other cause.
Wagner Lawson r. Allen, Norton
Tex. wounded severely.
Pvt. Robert II. Rice. Ollie, Tex,
wounded severely.
Pvt. EsOm c. Rue, Aubrey, Tex,
wounded severely.
PVT. Ora i. sloan, Curtrighf, Tex,
wounded severely.
Pvt. Guadalupe J. Gutierrez, Flag
staff. ARK, wounded severely
Pvt. Chester Hamhlen, Wills Points,
Tex wounded severely.
Pvt. Allen G. HcAdams, Kyle, Tex,
missing IN action.
Others in the list follow:
KILLED N ACTION.
CAPTAIN.
starr SedEwicE Eaton. Worcester. Mass
Lieuteuants.
Daniel WTn- Brooks. SUissTale, Pa
David s. Grant. Asheville. n. c.
James A. Kelly. Piedmont, W. Va
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12

Eldert A Dusenberry. Aurora. Neb-
Hugh I Evans, Duncan. Okla
James c. Famera. Cleveland. Ohie.
Davis A Gabry, Milford. Mass
Presy Jackson. Conway S G
Edward A. Miller, Sanger. n. D.
Henry william Nelson. Rockford. III
Edward J. Nesser (no city shoWn)-
Paul Rimph. Fort valley Ga
Chester P Adair. Athens. Ga
II. Buckley, Taylorville. Misa-
John 3. Camerlo. Lzdd. Ill
Herman ". Cook. CataWaba- " Va
Harry Crow. Bethany. W Va
James Edwards, Ambrose. Ga
Arthur J. Gira-d. West Quebec Can-
Geo. Harper. Chase City. Va
Luther Herring. Sheridan. Ky.
Ben Jones, IT.. Ellison. KY
Charles e Allie. Two Rivers, Wis
Ira Barker. Bussey. Ark
John Martin Bliss, Sioux Fails, s. D.
Waldyslaw Bogdanowicz. Chicago, III
walter P. Bruce, South Boston, Va
Wu- NICK eastman. Altoona. Pa
Israel Cohen New York. " 7.
Jospeh Douglas. New Orleans, La
Geo. G.. Gillespie. Continental Chic
David Jones' Pittsburg, Pa
Peter L Peterson. Elm Park. e. Z. y. y.
Edward W PieEerins- %heelsT; IL
WIN. H. 1TonibrooE. New York. n. 2.
Larking L. Thrift. Gaffney, s. c
Coleman Wallace. Locust Grove. OHIO
DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT.
Iieutenants.
Cecil n. Anderson. Salinas. CAIN
Rensselaer, r. Hail, Cleveland, Ohio
Hugo Louis stock. Madison, W!s
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
sergeants-
John J. lraEes. Philadelphia Pa
Mario A Giovaninni, Paris IL
Wagner.
Jesse Larncs Meredith. Johnstown. Pa
Privates-
Wnl- Buckuer. Henderson Ky.
Jno. J. Bruetting. Hobolzen. y. :.
Claude E. shiffer. Hershey, Pa
Lloyd Whitmore. Laurel. ore
Michael T. Joyce, Pittsburg, Pa
John Cooper. FaiTport. Ohio
John KraiewskI. HamtramclL. Mich
Frank PatnOe. Vancouver, wash
John b II. Sheridan. New Orleans, Ia
Tony Wlnogradski. Detroit. Mich
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Captain
Robert Josrg. II, Columbus, O.
Iieutenants.
Robert G. Butcher. Petersburg. Va
Louis D. Sutherland. Charlotte, y c
Sergeants-
Wilfred Berard. Woonsoczst. p L
EdwLrd II Burns. East Hampden, Maine
William L. DAILY. South Boston, Mass
Thomas Duncan Hoicor1b. Union. s c.
Harry Mclaughlin. NorristoEn, Pa
R1vTso5d RI SEIZURE. Bound Brook. y. J.
George J. Stoehr. Lyndhurst, Wis
Lee W. Wall. Ochiochnee. Ga
Charles b. Allen. Corning. Iowa
william c. KOehler. New York, " T.
Carl Mattison. Kane. Pa
Barrett J. Rice. CHATTANOOGA Tenn
VIM John Schalkopf. Lincoln. Neb-
Harold ". Trefry. Newton Lever Falls
Mass.
John Clabby, Providence. r I
Archie J. Elliott. New York, n 2
SamT Goldberg. East Detroit. 1iicE
Euer Johnson. Brooklyn y y
Roy Mcgranoe. Hartford, Conn
Fred. Jack Proheter. New York. y. 7.
Benz. Silverman- Brooklyn. y. 2
CorpOrals.
Matthew Doyle. Stephenson. Mich
Edward II. Duffy. Brookline. Mass
stephen L. Gulotta. Brooklyn, n 7.
Hugh lrcAllister. Kearuey, n. 7.
Michael Geo Mahoney. Brooklyn, n 2
Wm- r. BEDDING. New Brighton. Pa
Howard ". Sabins. Ira Station. n 7.
Charles Wiilett. Clinton. Maine
Wayne Bennett. Laceyyiila. Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12
Benz. F. siIman. Atlanta. La

Benz. +. Silman. Atlanta, La
Frank A Sine York. Pa.
Chas. AseiIo. New York. y. Y.
Ernest J. Call, Manchester, y. H
Russell Crabtree, Hanson. Ky.
Wm- Y. 3furtha, New York. y. Y
Frederick Owens, Hanna. Okla
Earl Oakley Richmond, Sturgeon Bay, wis.
Charlie Schroll, Fittsview, Ala
Anthony Staniszewski. Toledo. Ohio.
Levi Starr, Eaugatuck. W. Va.
Oliver Vogel. Breckenridge. Pa
Harry William Withers, York, Pa
John 3. Void. Hesper, Iowa.
.Ierymah Zerber Lebanon. Pa
John W Adams. RaileytoWn. Tenn
Steven Benoit. Marfnette. Wis
John A Casey. Claremore. Okla
Eugene y. Dicks. AIoundridge, Kas-
Arthur John Eckert. Buffalo, y. 7.
Walter A Frank, AfcAdoo. Pa
Earl Green. sand Springs, Okla
VIM Murphy Helm. Altus Okla
Vim. r Lambert. Chicago. III.
Fred c. Lincoln. North Dana, Mas
Joseph H 8fcGrath. Troy. y. Y
Jade H c. B. Martin, Shouns, Tenn
TVrl- Mckinley Neff. York. Pa
Edward Andrew FitzT atricH. Rhinebsck.
n. 7.
Orville e Fourman. GreenviIls. Ohio.
Louis A Hendericlcson- Belgrade. MINI
Calip Horn Marvin. Pa
Nelson J. Horn. Janesville. WIS.
Raymond B. Loos. Wheeilng. W. Va
Arthur Lev esque. Fall River, Mass.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12


, Carl Lindquist. Lawrence, Mass
George w Long. ir-. Nashville. Tenn.
Arthur C. Mack, West Point. Neb.
Norman P. Michael Hazleton. Pa
Glen A. Morgan, New Boston, Iowa
John E. Newell. North Attlehoro, Mass.
Geo. Niebuhr, Lime Ridge, Wis
Robert Sims, Brooklyn, y Y
I Dominica Fetrarcia, Creenshurg. Pa
George NJ Sprab berry. Calhoun City, Mass
John Narmeczy. Johnstown. Pa
. Eugene Stufflebean. Akron. Ohio,
". c. Suite-. Shamalzin. Pa
Hiram o. Taylor, Sterling Junction, Mass,
Hugh J. Toner, Maspeth. " Y.
Norval Vermillion, Washington. D. c.
Robert Bruce Folk Trenton, ". =
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
Captain.
Charles D. Baker. New York. y. z.
IieUtenanJs-
Clarence s, Noble, Green Bay. Wis
David E Monroe, Marion. S. c
sergeants.
Robert Burleigh. Stanton. Pa
Elmer Grassman. Kendall, wis
Daune Osborne, Saginaw. Mich
Thomas L Whelan. Natlclz, MasA-
Clarence L Corey, santa Cruz. CaliE
Werner 3. MeWkortsr. birmingham. Ala
COrpOrals-
Harry H Bachelor, Enterprise. Ala
Leslie r Hodge. Waltham. Mass.
william Patterson. Mccall Sciotoville. o.
Wm- Timothy Rathburn. Sparta, Wis.
Charles Rizzo. Philadelphia. Pa.
Ross W. WEIGH, Stark. ". Va
Dennis Dominicz Kelly. PortervilIe. y. 7.
John Lewis. Washington. ID. c.
Fred H. Miller. Farrell. Pa
lyman Benedict, Philadelphia Pa
Robert c. Dornon. Alexandra. Pa
Bernard p. Leehy. Brooklyn. y. Y
Fred Joseph Moutee, Glenn Falls. y. T.
Perry n Northcutt, Wayne. Okla
Allan K. Gabler, Greensboro. Pa
William J. Hank. Solomon. Ill
Harmogene loyal Shirley, Mass
Frank Nelson. Weleetisa. Okla
osa o. woy. Enid. Okla.
PriTates.
walter r Evans Beloit, Wis
stephen Louis Francis. Houston. Ohio.
Alex Goldberg. GresusburE. Pa
Jacob Kasinetz, Philadelphia. Pa
Albert horton, New York. y. y.
Benz. s. Eracht. Greeuvilie. Ill
Thomas Leahy Norfolk. Conn
John +. Longstretch. West Branch. Mich
Edward 81 Mckee. Whitestone. y. Y.
Nicholas Aalooly, Holden, Mass
Wu- H. Martin. Anaconda, Mont
Clarence H. Merrill. st. Paul Minn.
Carl B. Meier. Batavia, III.
Harry Shuffelt. Chicago. III.
Wn. J. Sullivan. Tonlers. y Y.
Joseph A. Bauer. Nankato. MINI.
Clifford Jemes Branch, TeIzousha. Mich.
Harold Carey. WaynesburE. Pa
Joseph E Crosswhite. Versailles. No.
Haywood Dennis. Troy. S. c.
Arthur Flynn. Valdez, Colo.
FRANK h Frost W orcesters Mass
Frank Arthur Imbler Plattsburg. No.
Felix JagOdzirslzi, Baltimore. Nd
william A Keller, Philadelphia. Pa
Henry Emil Kobe. Buffalo. ". +
Edw. J. Eopp. Hokes, Pa
Andrew J. McCloslyey, Lehigh Gap. Pa
Charles A. Mccormick. Philadelphia. Pa
Charles J. Reilly, New York " Y
. Iynden Sautblne. Oklahoma City, Okla.
John Sheehan. Brooklyn. n. y
Jimmy SteZenzo. Milwaukee, Wis.
Geo Daniel Anderson Fish Creek, Wis.
Angeline G. Belvey. Waverlv. y. 7.
Alvin c. Berndt, Oaizfield, Wis
Lawrence Burrmeir, Dayton. Ohio.
Henry F. Hortz. Sheffield. III.
Geo. Innate. Wilkes Barre. Pa
Charles 2 Smith, Beecher City. II.
Tony T SobiesclZy, Brooklyn, y. 7.
Andrew Anderson. Steger. Ill
Alexander =. Bernard. North Bridge, Mass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12

Z Carl Boyer. Leadwood. no.
! Frances T. Brown. Dillard. Ca
I Harry Foster. Elsbervy. No
I Julius Otto Froehde, Chicago, Ill
Fred D. Hennings, Waco, Neb-
D Grant Z. Netcalf. Sterling. III
Henry A. Peters. Cambridge, Nd
[ Frank Plona, New York, y 7.
Z Richard RaUScher. Falls City. Neb-
] Clarence = Wagner, Hamburg. Pa
Glen G. Wagner. Richmond. Ind
Benz. r. Wiloughby, Toole. Tenn
Joseph BIgley. Brooklyn. y y.
Patrick COrcoran. New YORK n T.
Frederick Ederle. Brooklyn, y =
Herman F. Flckbohln, Galeua, IL
John Heutis. Greeley. Colo
Frank 3. Hicks, Linwood. Kas.
Albert S. Hodges, North Oelweins Iowa
Michael Jereczak. Homer, MINI
walter Marshall. Sarver, Pa
Clement J. O'Rourke, Dubuque. Iowa
John E Socia, Pine Bluff. Ark.
Carl N Tumlisou. Rediands, CaliE
Adam c. Wetzel, KutZt0wn. Pa
Geo H Woods. Danhury. Conn
DIED OF DISEASE
Iicutenants.
John P. slabe. Clay Centre. Kas-
Horace Wyman. Worcester Mass
Edward A. Wallace. Brooklyn. n. 7.
Sergeanfs.
James Kladka. Omaha, Neb.
Albert r. SchuZei. MauEons iowa
COrp0raIs-
John J. Campbell Brockline, AasE
Fred Cannon. Ogden. Utah
Ernest Russell. Milford, Del
John A. Scanlon. Philadelphia. Pa
Arthur Newton Berry. Fremont. Ohio.
Robert H Franklin. Lynchburg. Va.
Wayne Moore. Horseheads, y Y
Gus Giudsr. Bnonton. y. J.
Thomas J. CIsary. Beaver Falls, Pa
HOrseshoer.
Ira J. Wright. Achilles. KaS
Harry L. Grouse. Chnlicothe. Ohio
Privntes-
Hobart s. Bailey. Lawrenceburg. Ind
Walter Z Brown. Fitchburg, Mass
jeremiah ]. Beck. Detroit, Mich
John Booth. Wharton, n J.
Bryson z. Davis. Greer s C
Columbus Davis. Silver City, Mss
Michael Donahue. Lockport, y ?
Robert I. Foster. Arlington, Iowa
jim Frierson. Mansfield, La
Eddie Hansard. Moline. s C.
Thomas L. Hill. Dunedin. Fla
Tom Kapunihana. Philadelphia. Pa
John r. Larsen, Tyler, MINI
Earl G. Leland. Providence. r 7
Geo. Mechanism. Big Rock. Va
Morris William McGraw. syracuse, n Z.
Launcy B. Mcqueen Dillon. s g
Edward J. AIangan. Columbus. Ohio.
SamI 7. Newton, Huntsville, Va
Herbert E. Parker, Portland. Ore
Marion l. Perrttt. Havana. Fla
Lawrence C. Riggs. Morgantown. ". Va
Coleman Rivers. Nabab. ". Va
Chester Scales. Camden, Ark
Erlll EcflsfaELLeseEs 44AAtsAla4tes ~ ~
Roland W. Seavey. ScarbOros Maine
Ralph D. Smith, Glendire, Mont
Columbus Tucker, Bordeaux. s C
Harold r. II. Unbehaun. Brooklyn. y. 7.
Charles H Willis. Winchester. Pa
Chas. e Joslyn, Brattleboro. Vt
Jas. P King. Larenceville, Ga
Jno. J. Mccall. Afahaney City, Pa.
James F. Marion. StnuEhton. Mass.
Warren H Mercer, Richmond. Va
Jno. ". Neighbors Roseburg. ore.
Saunl. r. Nelson. NicksburE. Miss
Jesse n. Phillis. Kansas City. No.
James A Roberts. Raleigh. N c.
Joseph Russo. Perth AmbOy, y =
Charles Sistelz. Chicago. Ill
Elmer Smell. Mt Vernon. Ca
Warren L. Thomas. York. Pa
Morris Walker, Redhiu, Va
Jason White. Wymer. ". Va
Sherman Wise. Newbern. n. c
! Walker Wright, Ripley. ". Va
Earnest Gary Coleman. Ninety-sir, y. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12

charge or nose running relieves sick
headache. duIlness, feverishness. sore
throat sneezinE. soreness and stiff
ness.
''Pape's Cold Compound Is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug stores
II acts without assistance. tastes nice
and causes no Inconvenience. Don't
accept a substitute. Insist On "Pape-s~
-nothinE elsa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12

mercury ana attacks your bones. TAKE
3 dose OF nasty calomel today and
you viii feel weak. sick and nau-
seated tomorrow Don't lose q day .
work. Take = spoonful OF DOdson's
Liver Tone instead and -. will wake
up feeling great No more bilious
ness, constipation. slugEishness.
headache. coated tongue or sour
stomach Your druggist says II you
don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts
better than horrible calOmei your
money q waiting for you--AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12

There's no -s1s0a WY \ person
should take sickening. salivatfns
calomel when a few cents buys a large
bottle OF DOdsOn's Liver Tone per
feet substitute for calomel
II Is a pleasant. vegetable liquid
which viii start your liver just as
surely as calomel, but Il doesn't make
you sick and can not BaliVate.
Children and grown folks can take
DodsOu's Liver Tone. because II IL
perfectly harmless.
Calomel Is a dangerous drug. Il il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12
Don't stay stuffed-upl

Quit blowing and snufningi A dose
OF "Pape's Cold Compound" taken
every two hours untn three doses are
taken VIII end grippe misery and
break Up . severe cold either in the
head, chest body or limbs
1t promptly opens clogsed-up nos
trils and air passages; stops nasty dis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12

Abraham Bloom, New York. " T.
Norris Brandwen. Amesbury. Mass
stephen J. Cronin. HallcwelI, Maine-
Wrn- Il Frederick. Shrewsbury. n. J.
Raymond FultaW, Oscoda, Mich
Joseph Goodman. New York. n 2.
Julius Kiausner. IT.. ut. Vernon. y. 2.
James J. Madden. Lawrence, Mass
James Tsven. New York. y. T.
Otto Wruck. New Lisbon. Wis
Nicholas W Clark. Mound Valley EaE
Leslie p. Gleason. BiuEhamtou. n y
CONTINUED on next page.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12
CASUALTY ROSTER NAMES 672;
"a MEN FROM TEXAS ALONE

One Arizona Man Is Casualty; New Mexico Not Repre-
scented In List; Those Dead Of Wounds Include Sgt
K NJ Feathers, FL Paso; Roll Shows 152 Killed
In Action, 267 Wounded Severely % Missing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12
Trust Me! Try DOdSOn'S Liver Tone!
CaIomeI Harms Liver and Bowels

Read my guaranteed IiTen your liver and bowels
and get Strengthened up without taking sieken-
ing calomeI. Don't lose a days work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-12

CONTINUED on next page.)
The Robesonian., 1918-02-25
RED CROSS WORK.
Material For Work Room Has Ar
rived-Sewing Room Nicely !
- ~ is9..s2 ~ IT s+

Reported for The Robesonian.
The first shipment of material for
the Lumberton Red Cross chapter has
arrived and the chaifmen Of the diff
ferent tables met in the work room
Friday afternoon, February 22nd, to
cut and plan the different hospital
garments so that as soon as, possible
a general meeting could be called and
sewing begun.
The chairman is planning to have
made in this room all the garments
most needed in the hospitals, such as
bed shirts, pajamas, underwear, bath
robes, bed socks, hot water and ice
bag covers and bed jackets.
The sewing room has been nicely
fitted up with broad shelves for the
work, the tables covered with oil
cloth, and everything in readiness te
begin work.
The date of the first meeting to be.
gin sewing will be published in The
Robesonian.
The Robesonian., 1918-02-25
P E R S 0 N AL

Mr.. j. H. Smith of Lumberton, r.
5, is in town today.
Mr.. A. C. Prevatt of Lumberton, R.
6, was in town Friday.
Mr.. w. A. jenkins of Fairmont is
Lumberton visitor tiday.
Mr.. M. R. Moody of Proctorville was
Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr.. Rowland Davis of Lowe was
Lumberton visitor Saturday.
Mr.. w. H. Prevatt of R. from
Lumberton was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Mac Macarthur of Philadelphus
was Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr.. H. w. McRae, who lives near
Elrod, is Lumberton visitor today.
Miss Eulalia McGill spent the week
end at Philadelphus visiting friends.
Mr.. w. N. King of Bladenboro, R.
1, was a Lumberton visitor Saturday.
Mr.. S. R. Mcdaniel of Fairmont
was among the visitors in town Fri
day.
Mr.. E. D. Gaitley of Allendale, S. c.,
was among the visitors in town Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Mollie N. Martin, who lives
near Fairmont, was a Lumberton Wis
itor Saturday.
Mr. E. J. Wilkins of r. 7 from IIum-
berton was among the visitors in
town Friday.
Mr.. Maston Britt of R. 1 from Alb.
bottsburg was among the visitors il
town Saturday.
Mr.. E. Moo. Rowan of R. from
Lunrberton was among the visitors il
town Saturday.
Mr.. ]. c. Pittman of Waycross, Ga.
a former Robesonian, was Lumber
ton visitor Friday.
Mr.. A. L. Stone of R. 4 from Lum
berton was among the visitors in tow
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. John Dowless and son, Maste
Layman, Of R. from Lumberton
were among the visitors in town Sat
urday.
Messrs. G. A. Inman and M.
Smith Of Lumberton, R. 3, were anon!
the callers at The Robesonian ofnc
Saturday.
, Mr.. Cason Parker of Camp Sewer
who has been visiting at the home q
his father, Mr.. S. L. Parker, abou
four miles from town on the Fayette
vile road, left Thursday for Wades
+. boro, where he will spend some tim
with relatives before returning t
camp.
The Robesonian., 1918-02-25
ANGELS OF MERCY.
How Surgical Dressings Class Works
Under Miss Blankenship,

To the Editor of The Robesonian:
1t may be Of interest to members of
the Red Cross to know something of
the work now being done by the class
Of the surgical dressings department.
Miss Byrd Blankenship of Atlanta
is in charge as instructor of a class
Of twenty in this department. She
is sent out from the Red Cross head
quarters at Atlanta to give these
courses of instruction in surgical
dressings. She is capable, thorough,
kind. courteous, firm. Her pupils, old
est and youngest alike, are uniformly
appreiativc, apt and conscientious
In consequence, splendid achievements
Invariably follow.
Through the untiring efforts of Mrs.
Z. T. Townsend, supervisor Of this
department, the gratuitious services
Of Miss Blankenship were secured
Also, to the unselfish efforts and la
Dor of Mrs. Townsend are largely
due the cleanly, convenient and taste
full arrangement Of the workroom and
tables. These tables, spread with
white oil cloth, are inviting. In ad-
dition, there are two commodious cab
inets used as receptacles for mater.
ial and finished articles.
The class is in session from one to
two strenuous hours every afternoon
At the word of dismissal, the class
relaxes with a sigh of relief. The
course of seven lessons will be COM
pleted next Wednesday afternoon.
Dressed in long, white aprons, white
veil draped over their heads, fou1
at each Of the five tables, sit the pu
pills. Silently they work. If this
silence should inadvertently be brok.
en-, Immediately the words "work
quietly, Please; work quietly" are
heard. Some Of these workers, espe
cially the younger ones, arrayed a:
they are, suggest the angelic. Well
they are angels-of mercy-in tina
they are engaged in ministering t
suffering humanity, to our boys il
the trenches, Somewhere" in far
away France. The work of thei1
hands will be felt.
Over them all Miss BlankenshiI
presides, -instructs, encourages-ant
ONE OF THE CLASS.
Lumberton, N. c., Feb. Is, 1918.