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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
Day Nursery at Havre, France

A day nursery to care for 30 babies whose mothers are among the 1900 Belgian refugee women employed in local industries, has been opened at Havre, France, by the American Red Cross. Mothers of very young babies are permitted by their employers to visit the Creche at regular intervals to nurse their children. This nursery, which contains necessary beds, bathing facilities, laundry and diet kitchen, is also used as a center to demonstrate.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SUMMONS
SUMMONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF MOHAvE rrr rr

| COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA.
 c. A: PATTERSON. Plaintiff. vs. w. H TAGGART, S. H. BABBITT, PAUL C. THORNE, as Judge of the Superior Court of Mohave County, Arizona, and Successor in Trust of John M Murphy. County Judge of said County, Trustee, and his other Successors in Trust, in the Matter of the Townsite of kingman, Arizona, and all persons claiming any right, title or interest in or to the prop erty described in the complaint or any part thereof, Defendants.
 ACTION brought in the Superior Court of Mohave County, State of Arizona. and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court.
 IONA, To the ABoVE-NAMED and UN- NAMED Defendants. and each of them GREETING:
 This action is brought to quiet the title to Lots 25 and 27, Block 2l, of the Kingman Townsite, said County and State, and
 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re- quired to appear in said action so brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the County of Mohave State of Arizona, and answer the Complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this Court, at Kingman, in said County, within twenty days served in said County, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the days of ser vice, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Su- perior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Mohave, this 23rd day of (SeaD L. M. TEALE, Clerk of the Superior Court of
 said Mohave County.
 Attorney for the Plaintiff. First insertion August "A, 1918. Last insertion September 21, 1918, up.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
MOOSE LODGE MAKES ASSESSMENT OF S1
 FOR WAR PURPOSES

The Moose lodge is sending out mo- tices to all members that they are assessed for at least one dollar for a war contribution. Any member who does rot respond will lose his good standing in the lodge.
 This money is used for relief and entertainment of men under the colors here and abroad, to reimburse mem- bers for funeral expenses paid for the death of men in the service and for additional expenses at Mooseheart to take care of orphan children who have come because of the war.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
REPUBLICANS CHOOSE
 TICKET FOR PRIMARY

Last Monday the Republicans of Mo- have county met at the courthouse and selected a ticket for the coming election. The following men were se- lected:
 Treasurer-Alfred Yer Mehr.
 Supervisor-J. H. Knight.
 Justice of the Peace-S. H. Miller. Representative-George A. Shea.
 County Attorney-E. E. Armour.
 Sheriff-J. N. Cohenour.
 Committeemen-F. A. Wilde, T. S Long, c. A. Patterson and John Ham, ilton.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
CHURCH SERVICES AT ST.
 JOHNS N. E. CHURCH

The sermon theme for Sunday morn ing will be "Christ's Church." "Upon this Rock I will build My Church, and the Gates of Hell Shall not Prevail Against It." Hymns Nos. TOP, 7S, 208
 We were favored with a choir of young women last Sunday morning which added much to the inspiration and delight of the congregation. We expect them next Sunday morning.
 Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Ser mon at Il.
 A cordial welcome is extended to all.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
Village for
 Tuberculars-

The American Red Cross is estab. fishing model village at Malabry for families having tubercular members Is demomtable houses having been erected in one week. Foundations for 40 more have been laid. These houses are so built that patients can receive outdoor treatment and live under the same roof with their families without endangering the we'll members of the household.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
"GOOD NIGHT, PAUL"

Constance Talmadge in a bonanza of mirthJ the comedy of thousand laughs, musical comedy success even better on the screen. Come and for get your troubles for an hour and a half and you will feel the better for it. Six reels of wholesome comedy.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
NEW SANTA IF FIELD
 EXAMINER WILL MAKE
 HIS HOME IN K|NGMAN

Charles Moore, formerly with the Navajo-Apache Telephone company, has been appointed field examiner for the western division of the Santa Fe working under Howell Jones. MT. Moore expects to make Kingman his winter headquarters. The man, whom MT. Moore Succeeds, made his head quarters in Albuquerque.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
Red Cross Bath House

In one morning at hospital in France the American Red Cross bathhouse accommodated $50 men who had received first aid in the field and been sent to the hospital for treat ment. Red Cross men presented each soldier with comfort bag as he left the hathhouse and the hospital corps served them with hot coffee and soup.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
On to Berlin

Red Cross canteen workers at Duns- muir, Cal, tell a good story of fa- cetious citizen who asked a colored soldier on troop train if he was go- ing to Paris or to France.
 "Well, boss" drawled the dusky troop CT, "Ah doan know eff we-all will touch dem ports or not, but it's betray- in no military secret to inform you dot our destination am Berlin"
 
 American prisoners of war depend exclusively on food furnished them by the army and navy through the Amer can Red Cross at Berne, Switzerland, according to letters which have gotten through. They turn over their regu- lar prison rations to the less fortu- nate prisoners from other nations.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
HOW IS TT?

Conversing with Charles Chaplin once We. ask him: "Show us, pray, How 'tis you earn your salary?"
 Said he: "Just walk this way"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1918-08-24
]l With the Red Cross 7T Here and Over There
Red Cross
 Donations.

Since last reported the following do- nations have been received by the Mohave County chapter American Red Cross:
 Aug. 16, Mr. Mercy ......................$ 100 Aug. 19, Ball game . ........... 17.65 Aug. 22, Mrs. M. P. Chapman. 2.50
 (Raffle of watermelon.)
 J. T, WATKINS, Sec'y.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05
HAS IT
BEEN:C0NQUERED?|
Alabama Carpenter Makes An
Amazing Signed Statement In
Norfolk, Va.-Says He's Cured
After All Else Failed.
"ALL SYMPTOMS
HAVE DISAPPEARED"
Doctors Said it Was Pellagra-Grew
Steadily Worse For Z Years-Final-
ly Finds Quick Reief-Wants The
world to Know.
81 HAVE GAINED 6 POUNDS, TOO

Here is the amazing story Of man
who had been given up as victim OF
Pellagra and who wandered through
the principal cities of the South in an
effort to find relief. It tells how, af
ter seven years Of suffering he finally
discovered a natural herb medicine
that did what nothing else seemed to
have the power to accomplish. 1t
wiped out his disease, according to the
words of his own signed statement.
Here it is:
"The doctors in Birmingham, Ala.
and Atlanta, Ca, diagnosed my case
as Pellagra. I thought l would soor
die as most patients do. But they
treated me seven years and all the
time I gradually grew worse.
"I saw in the newspapers how nev
! herb medicine called Dreco had bee1
discovered and how it was helping $
MANY other sufferers from various dl
eases, decided to try it.
"When I began on Dreco the SKI
on nv hands was cracked open an
nv stomach was swollen to twice it
size. After taking three bottles
Dreco all these symptoms have dlsai
peared, my appetite is improved and
can eat anything l want. am no
able to work and was promoted toda
to be foreman at $8.17 day. l hay
gained six pounds, too."
(Signed) B. J. KINCA1D,
III 1O49-46th street,
Norfolk, Y
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

Mr.. Kincaid is native Of Alaba-
ma. At the time of signing the above
statement he was employed by Porter
Brothers, contractors on the Bash
Bluff Government works.
Dreco, referred to by Mr.. Kincaid,
is an herbal medicine made from roots:
barks, herbs and berries. It contains
no mineral salts or acids and is recog-
nized as a valuable body reconstruct
ant and system invigorant.
Dreco may now be obtained from
modern drug stores and pharmacies
almost everywhere and is particular:
" recommended in Lumberton by all
good druggists.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05
: PERSONAL i

Mr.. A. H. Rozier of r. was Lum-
berton visitor Saturday.
Mr.. C. X. Morgan Of Marietta is a
Lumberton visitor today.
Mr.. Geo. Branch of Proctorville was
a Lumberton visitor Friday.
Mr.. D. Brisson of Dublin was among
the Lumberton visitors Saturday.
Mr.. w. w. Pittman of r. 5 from
Lumberton was in town Saturday.
Mr.. H. H. Stanley Of r. from St..
Pauls was a Lumberton visitor Sat
Miss Lucille Dickens left Friday eve
ming for her home at Biscoe after
spending some time here visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Bull
lock.
Mr.. S. McIntyle went this morn
ing to Elizabethtown to attend Bladen
court.
Mrs. Robert Carter of R. 1 from
Lumberton was among the shoppers II
town Saturday.
Mr.. Jno. S. McNeill spent Friday
and Saturday in Washington, D.. Z.
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Skipper return
ed yesterday afternoon from Wrights
vile, where they spent some time.
Mrs. A. R. Wilson and small sor
, Jeff Barnes, left Saturday for Dun
/ after spending week here visltln
at the home, Of Mrs. Wilson's parent:
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Prevatt, Fourt
street. From Dunn Mrs. Wilson WI
return to her home at Maysville.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05
! Special TO-: The Robesonian.

Special to The Robesonian.
Aberdeen, Aug. 2.-On Thursday
evening, s O'clock, july. 18. the town
of Aberdeen was; taken entirely byi
surprise when it was learned that Mr..
H.C. Roberts of the Aberdeen Hard
ware Co. had led to the marriage altar
Miss Rose Reid. The marriage took
place in the private parlor OF the
Leach family at the hotel, the cere-
of New York city.
Onlv a few intimate friends were
present-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leach,
Misses Mary, Louise and Janette
Leach. Mrs. North Peasants, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Johnson; Messrs. Talbot
! johnson, Malcolm Peasants, Grady
| Bromey, J. C. Hubbard.
The bride is a charming young Wo-
) man of Charlotte. She has host OF
!, friends who are glad she is going, to
! be in Aberdeen permanently. She has
7 for the last six years been member
2 Of the faculty Of the Aberdeen high
school. having charge OF the music
v department also organist and choir dl
n rector of the Page Memorial Metho
Q dist church.
S The groom is young man VIII
came to Aberdeen from Lumberto
n some months ago to take a posltlo
d with the Aberdeen Hardware Co. M
s Roberts is a, young man OF splendl
# character, and although he has bee
} with us not quite year, he has prov
I en- himself efficient in business, an
W has made a host of friends.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts left lmm
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED LAND
in Robson county on long time. Rates as
good as any can give. Stephen Mcintyre.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

IF You WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL
estate address P. o. Box No. 1886. Lumber
ton. N. @.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

Mr. Alex McGirt of Rowland, R. 1,
IS Lumberton visitor today.
Mr.. Geo. F. Jones of Wilmington
spent yesterday here visiting his Sis
ter, Miss Ruth Jones.
, Mrs. J. P. Ivey Of Mariana, Fla.
IS spending some time in Robson
visiting relatives and friends. She
was Lumberton visitor Saturday.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

diately after the ceremony for
Wrightsville Beach. After their re-
turn will be at home at the Aberdeen
hotel.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05
endorsed by Teachers.

nrlS rlSi. Gale, the new principal of the
[ba [b''oelton uton schools, and Prof. Sentelle,
kronaiI naieIflng principal, and all otheE
mend DniiiTnt SI educators strongly recon-
Elonao, Inc New international Ency-
baype bpeu!a as the best aid students can
beeS. S IN their homes. Your family
n Us "; For price and terms write
49,, Noteworthy, 9l4 Austell Bldg,
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

We write all kinds Of life and en-
dowment policies on men, women ard
children, ages six to sixty years, IN
amounts from $4,000 to S25, 100000.
Children six years Of age $4,000, sew.
en- years of age $250.OO, ten years. OF
age 100000. Gain in assets during
the past year so percent: Insure IN
the lafayette Mutual Life Insurance
company, hoppe office at Lumberton'
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

DON'T SUFFER CATARRH OF THE HEAD.
that loathsome and dreaded disease. cured
while you sleep. Seasons Late Discovery
the great home remedy, in use more than
fifteen years, testimonials and living wit
nesses bespeak its merit. One bottle usually
cures worst case. Price S1.00 For sale by
Seasons Remedy Co., Lumberton, N. G. !;
Grantham Bros, Lumberton, N. c.; Gran
than Bros, St. Pauls Red Springs
Drug Co., Red Springs, N. c.; J. M. Ses-
SONS, Mgr.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

AM MAKING LOANS FOR FIVE YEARS
on improved farm lands in Robson, Scot
land and Hoke counties, in amounts $2,-
10000 to $50, 100000. bearing interest at the
rate Of IL per cent. Call on or write
A. T. Mclean, Lumberton. N. G.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

Many of our more intelligent read
ers will be interested in the ad, "Best
Book Bargains" Read it in another
column.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

Messrs. W. P. and C. P. McAllister
left Saturday evening for Henderson
vile, where they will spend some time.
Miss Ruth Hester of Elizabethtow'l
is a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Merritt, Seventh street.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

Mr.. M. o. Register spent the week
end at Clinton visiting relatives.
Misses Julia Moore and Sarah Ed
wards of Charleston, S. c., are guests
at the home of Mrs. M. F. Caldwell,
Caldwell street.
Master Yates w. Floyd is spend
ing some time at Fairmont visiting
relatives.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

ATTRACTIVE LUMBERTON HOME FOR
sale. Will take automobile trade. Ap
ply to Box 286, Lumberton, N. C.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

DON'T FORGET THE BEST PLACE TO
stop hunger is at the Olympia Cafe. Etm
street, Lumberton.
The Robesonian., 1918-08-05

in any of the Lumberton cotton mills or
banks. address P. o. Box 386. Lurnberton.
N. c.
The Washington times., 1918-11-26
Latest Casualty List From
Oversee Forces
SECTION ONE
KILLED IN ACTION


Ala, Selma, George warInG Huston.
Conn, NcrwaIk, Prank G. Godfrey.
Ga, Atlanta. Row l.. Bauer.
Ga, University City. John W; anderson
Ga. LawreDeeville, George II. BYRD
ILL.,, Chicago, Louis Il. Jansen
Kan, Caney, danes II. Canary.
Mass, Boston, Gardner Thompson.
y. n, Province Lake, Matthew Joseph
\. ". New York, Edward Ellsworth. Jr.
Tex. Crsndview, HUT Crouch
W. Va, Blueheld, Clyde r. Shedd-
WA Eau Claire, John b. Nelson.
SERGEANTS.
ID. G.. WASHINGTON, EDWIN VI. STAN
TON, MISS SOFIA STANTON, RIGGS
NATIONAL BANK.
ILL.,, Chicago, Erich Herden.
Ind. Commiskey, Jerry Feafherstone.
Iowa, Glidden, Herman i. knute.
ireland, Belfast. John AEnew.
ireland. ROscOmmon, Patrick AmeS.
Mass, Wayland, Charles n. Award.
Mass, Dorchester, Ernest j. Carraher.
Mass. Lower Falls, Ray mOnd J. Moore.
Mass, WatertOwn. John c. 4. Proctor.
Nd, Baltimore, Prank T. Vanik.
Nd, SoIomOns. Ariek L. Lore.
Nd, Relay, Clifton r.. Faith.
Mich, Flint, Henry ID. Lindsay.
Mich, Fhut, Emery Morris Hawks.
Mich, kalamazoo, George W. Ibbetson.
Mich, Battle Creek, Harley u. Hester.
Mich, Detroit Edward KrelEiDger.
Mont. Victor. ArEyriOs KouvAras.
No., willow Springs, HearI smith.
No. Victoria, Roscoe e. Robertson
n. C., Newton Grove, Leon Lee Daughtry.
s. C., Clemson College, MllledEe A. Cor
n. J., Hoboken. George T. SUDDEN.
y. J.. Jersey City, Edward ]. Malone.
n. J.. Haekensaek. Walter s. Brown.
n. J.. Perth Amboy, Edward W. FranzblAu.
y. " Buffalo, Edward H. Hauer.
n. Y. Brooklyn, Emil W. Seegers.
n. ", Brooklyn, Michael Keiieher.
N. Y, BROOKLYN, Charles Finnigan.
n. Y, Brooklyn, Archibald Emerson Rob
bins.
n. Y, BrUwnViIIe, Carl w. Allen
n. Y, Olean, Ernest II. Colebert.
n. ", Corona, Antonio Sicari.
Okla, Henryetta, Martin L. Adams.
Ore, London, Calvin T. Funk.
Pa, Philadelphia, George W. Lee
Pa, DOnorR. DomenIk Senth
Pa, LAtrobe, Stanly Gorchy.
Pa. Eldred, Thaddeus II. HoimeG-
Tex, ROuDdrOek, George Johns.
Wis, Milwaukee, Sheldon Winter.
CORPORALs.
Ala, Decatur. Jones Hopkins.
Ark, Alma. Richard Ivey.
Ariz., Turner. William IEo.
APiE.. Mesa, Joseph Smith Morris.
Cal, Pasadena, Raymond Poore.
Conn.,, New Britain, Stanley Wolak.
Conn, Hartford, Robert Z. CIIlins.
Conn, Torrington, Peter j. KOchiss.
Cole, Hayden, Ben J. HOfstetter.
ILL.,, Chicago, George Acontfus.
M, DanvfiIe. OIen Fulfz.
H., Momence, Walter j. High.
Iowa, DEBORAH, Carl J. Hort.
Kan, Lebanon, willie b. Hopkins.
Ky, OwensborO, Allen ID. COST.
Ky, WhitesburE, Patrick H. Hall.
Mass. BridgWater, Thomas G. McCauley.
Mass. West Springfield. Albert GlrouArd.
AIO.,SS1lddleton. George Yetter.
Neb., Hooper, Lawrence n. Iund.
n J.. Elizabeth, EWnld BroekeR, !.
n. j., Plainfield, Prank J. DonneIly.
n. j.. Washington. Bertrand KinnAmAn.
n. j., Newark, George p. Kruse.
n. j., Bay0nne, Peter Leddy.
n. J., Boundbrook, Thomas Biondl
The Washington times., 1918-11-26

Pa. Scotch HIlI, Michael Fllck.
Pa. Du Bots. Homer l. Hetrick.
Pa. Meshoppen. Lee d. Allen.
Pa. Pittsburgh, Peter CoffoIis.
Pa. Philadeiphla. Joseph Gabrielle.
Pa, NanderErift. Steven Kalnlk.
Pa. lndiana. Arthur b. Walker.
Pa. yohnstoWn. Raymond o. Williams.
Pa. Pnrnnssus, samuel Menfo.
Pa. Johnstown. Charles Magic.
Pa. Mincovtlle, Elery G. Nen.
Pa. IAnsford. William Reeves.
fa.s Minooko, Miles \. Shlncavltoz.
Va. Crelghton, George Finley Singleton.
Pa, PhilodelnkiA. William NJ smith.
Pa, Otto, REIN McShAne-
Pa Nanticeke, Stanley MatehkiewieE.
Pa, Tower City, Walter SchaeffeF.
Pa. Berryopolis, Charles Chester Lint.
Ia. New Orleans. Philip Manning.
Pa, Beaver Pals, Andrew March.
Pa, sbeppton, Steve Podany.
Pa. DravesburE, Carl x. nolshBe.
Ia, Gueydnn, Ernest Lemaire.
Pa. Scranton, Toni ReEinsky.
Pa Scranton. Max p. 6tOsr.
r. l., Riverside. william II. Lspper, lr.
Rugsfa, krenlenetx, Nathan BrOdy.
$. G., jordan. Marion VI. Thompson
q b. R Mssnd CITY, Henri Hssfssr.
:. d. Hwley, Jacob Christense8.i
9. D., Chatham. WiIbert T. R0msey.
=. D., Artesiaa, Carol 2. jackson.
sweden. BiekisE, ChaSI@ swanson.
Tenn. Portland, Pete naFbee.
Tenn. Engiewood, James d. Daugherty.
Tenn, Conningham, Walter Eads
Tenn, Manchester, Vern J. FuIlerf0a.
Tenn. PetersbuRE, Samuel ii. Hart.
Tenn, Brieeville, Otis sharp.
Tex. GAINESVILLE, Hugh r g. Downward.
Tex. Gonzales. LaWrenee I. Mitchell.
Tex. Dallas. Alfred ,. TaJloP.
Tex. CIeburne, Joe b. Dunn
Tex, Kirbyville, Marion 8. Hicks.
Tex, Palestine. George W. KltIebreW.
Tex, FredeFicksburK. Max Ahrena.
Tex. Harold, EWeu II. Hanna.
Va. Charlottesville, George ID. Edwards.
Va, Portsmouth. William r. Grimes.
Va. Frederieksburg, Guy \. HALL
Va, Bedford. Phillip II. Burroughs.
Va, Falax. John w. IngersolI.
Va, Bristow, Champ l.. Jones.
Va, Church View, Charles q. Hanly.
Va. Richmond, Robert n. Higgins.
The Washington times., 1918-11-26

y. T., Brooklyn, Martin Schneider.
y. " BROOKLYN, GaetonO Umina.
\. T., Mt. Vernon. John UEzi.
y. r., BroOklyu. Beny ketz.
y. NJ, HagermAn. Aecua Il. Lang.
y. j., Elizabeth, Julius Loderhouse, tR.
n. y. New York, John J. Lubbock.
\. T.. New York, Jacob Maturk.
n. l., Buffalo, Joseph skarbeek.
n. T., Buffalo, Joseph stemplewsh.
n. u, Rochester. Saveria Paddle.
n. u, New York. VINCENT J. Russo.
y. T., Apaiachisn, Archie 5. short.
Ohio, Cincinnati, Joseph Kueder.
Ohio, YounEstown. william Joseph stsy.
Ohio, Toledo, Frank YaynA-
Ohio, Toronto, William y. Wilson.
Ohio, Niles, Daniel Jones.
Ohio, Crest0n. Colonel n. Snyder.
Ohio, Youngstown, Thomas HolIeraa.
Ohio. Cleveland, Walter Z. kOpeynskt.
Ohio, Cincinnati, Prank Mullarkey.
Ohio. Cleveland, william she's.
Ohio, Rome, Daniel Y kAuapf.
Ohio, Youngstown, Roy Thomas Kane.
Ohio. Bethal, James Lindsey.
Ohio, Cincinnati. Edward II. Haas.
Ohio, Cleveland, John Stelnbaeh.
Ohio. Leipsic, Charles J.. Wagner.
Ohio, Toledo. Alex KrimlnsIxL
Ohio. Cincinnati, Harry A. Glssken-
Ohio. Cleveland. Pred GIomb.
Ohio, Amherst. David +. Hill.
Ohio, Belpre, Walter ID. Butcher.
Ohio, Wooster. William N. KAN.
Ohio, Sandusky. Gilbert j. Faber.
Ohio, Kimbolton. Frauk Eddy.
Ohio, sebring, Joseph y. FlleklnGer.
Ohio, stockdale, IEnatiIs Z. Frssier.
ore, sllyerton, Melvin 3. Iyerson.
Ore. LAngiois, Hans j. s. Hansen.
Okla, StoneWnll, Jasper ID. Ch0ate.
okla, Tulsa. Madison c. Warner:
Okla, Collinsyille, Harry A. Kessler.
Ohio, Fostorio, Earl o. FOust.
Okla. Hubert, Walter ID. Cannon.
Okla. Ardmore. Arthur Bedford.
Pa. Pittsburgh. Frank A. Brogl.
Pc, Erie, August r. johnson.
Pa. IAtrobe, Louis Hayes.
Pa. VAUDEVILLE, Joseph Ardecavage.
Pa, BridsburY. Nicholas w. Bwkhart.
Pa. Philadelphia, Joseph A. Coyle.
Pa, Ltnglestown, Earnest DeFrank.
Pa. Wyalusing, Lee A. GeTritson.
Pa, Sinking Springs, Harry Hinnefshitx.
Pa, Grcensburg, Giuseppe BuonoontL.
Pa.,> Coal Blu6, LiapordO DifAxio.
The Washington times., 1918-11-26

y. J., Paterson. Reuben Kaufman.
y. q BrtdgetOn, Raymond y. Tomlinson.
y. - Pemberton. Arthur STANLEY.
=. J., South River, William Schmltzer
jersey City, william schweltssr.
=. - Jersey city, Matthew VI. Higgins.
e. jerry City, FSlnelszek sMik:
=. J. Newark. John Yakabowsky.
=. JerSey City, Alfred Joseph Shine.
N q, Jersey City, Louis Julius Freuden-
New, Austin. FredeSief ". WSisSurn.
y. Y, New York. Carlo Dorini.
y. y, New York, AlphonsO FrenEe.
y. Y, jamestown, Ernest II. Carlson,
y. " Mid0etown. Louis l. Decker.
=. " New York, ROmas Boguslawshd.
y. Z, BrushtOn: Leandsr A: lombard.
y. 70 Ontario, Robert II. Bill.
\. T., Brooklyn, Charles a. Jacobs.
y. Y, Oneida, JOhasel james.
\. Y. Broax, Otto y. Jung.
y. H, Brooklyn, Evanglos AthannGkos.
y. y, New York, LYMAN Goldstein.
n. u, New York, Thomas +. Hopkins
y. Y, Brooklyn, FrAnelseo Campoao.
N. ". Brooklyn, Frederick w. Condo
n. n, OakheId. FIerdInando DIsImorne.
n. Y, Brooklyn, James Faleetta.
n. Y, New York, Nathan Fink.
n. n, New York, Edward j. Bahr.
y. y, BinghAmton, Joseph r. gladden..
n. Y, New York. Morris Crystal
NJ Y, Brooklyn. Arthur Farmer.
y. Y, Amsterdam. William r. Firth
n. Y, Brooklyn, Michael Front.
y. v, brooklyn, Charles Gesinskl.
n. Y. COldbrOok; WaIlace w. Gibson.
y. Y, Syracuse. Frederick c. Herholx.
N. ", Brooklyn, Samuel r. Hoffman.
y. Y, New York. Carl KedenburE.
n. p, Saratoga, jerome z. Weeks.
N. Y, New York, John ". Heunessey,
n. Y, batavia. Frederick N. Herman.
n. v, Solyay, william Maestri.
n. ", Buffalo. James VI. Morgnn.
n. Y, New York, Charles O'Shaughnessy.
n. T., New York, Nicholas Thermistoeles
POulides.
y. Y. Brooklyn, Frederick Ysnnantuono.
n. ", New York, Louis Zuekerman.
n. Y, BROOKLYN, John L. Larson.
y. Y, New York, Frederick lewis.
n. Y, Wayville, Gregory Miller.
n. Y, New York, Ernest L. Powell.
n. ", Brooklyn, BENJAMIN Reisen.
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