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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-12-06

The regular monthly meeting Of
Bill scurry Camp U. G. v was held
Monday at the Christian church. II
had been hoped that there would
be big crowd present to hear the
program that had been marked out
but less than dozen veterans am
swered present and just few visit
ors we're there. The special plea Tor
co.operatl3n OF the younger poopl'
would have been Of little effect be-
cause so few Of them we're present
to hear II; however. the old soldiers
extend a standing invitation to The
sons and Daughtrs, and to others to
meet with them and furnish enter
tainment In songs, readings CONVEX
sation and other activities. They
want the organization preserved to
posterlty after they have ceased to
be.
Lieut. u. +. Davis presided and
prayer was offered by Rev. j. H.
Tate. who was present BY special In
vitation. Bro. Tate made a fine adj
dress on the gultect Of American
Unity. He reviewed the causes led
ing M to the civil war showing that
the question Of slavery had long been
hone Of sectional contention and
he considers that the famous nov
81. Uncle Toms Cabin" had done
AZ much as any other agency to en-
bitter the northern people against
the slave owning people OF the South
That sentiment had grown so strong
that II was purposed to break up the
institution Of slavery, deprive the
slave owners Of their property win
out compensation. The Southern
pooplo resented interference WIN
states rights and secession followed
and then came the bitter struggle OF
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-12-06

Junior u. Y. =. q. Program.
Song, "oh How Love Jesus"
Prayer.
Song, Work for the Night is
Coming"
Roll call, Minutes, business.
Scripture reading, Psalms S.,
Georgle Winston.
Reading. Ruby Forester.
Absalom's selflshness, Allyn
Kemp.
Absalom's Lawlcssness. Murl Pry-
or.
Absalom's Hypocrley. Raymond
Acton.
Absalom's Rebellion. velma Mayo
AbSalom's death. Ruby Stokes.
Absalom's Downward Stops, @. D.
CLARK. Jr
Leaders, ten minutes.
Song, Somebody Did Golden
Deed"
Prayer
n.rc.t.-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-12-06

war and constant growth Of more
bitterness of feeling
But. the speaker said, that Is IN
the past. slavery has been wiped out
md none Of us want IL now but
both sides fought for what thoy be-
lleycd was right
Then In order to preserve history,
and to keep alive the glow of friend
ship among comrades In arms The
@. A. II. was organized among Fed
efal veterans and the o. c. v
among the defenders Of the confcd-
oracy Both those are civic, fraiern-
al organizations and are embellish'
monts Of history
Tremendous events have come to
our country and futornalism along
other channels have come into our
lives. The cause 81, dear TO southern
and northern hearts are cherished
as sacred memories when men from
the north and men from the aouth
have come to work shoulder to
shoulder for the building up Of a
common country and TO advance 10
science. In Industry, In moral devcl-
opment and for the preservation Of
Justice. Righteousness and humanity
Tho people Of the nation are being
drawn closer together In lnduririos
in business. in religion and in Amer
lean patriotism.
Our churches are reaching out for
tlosor union Of efforts. claaplnr
hands in their agencies for the pro
motion Of Christianity and men and
women Of different faiths arc com
Ing in close touch with each other In
planning and WORKING Tor the pro
motion Of the kingdom Of God
among men.
Following Bro. Tate. Miss Lizzie
Smith read a paper on the "old Vet
Grams and the New" She said;
On April IL. 1851. ws'n the Con
federates opened fire on Fort Sum
tee. both the North and the South
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-12-06

oct H. 1918.
Ny uear oro'hef barl''
WIN "r''o you a lew lines thi'
afternoon as everything rs pretty
qu'e' ana we haven't mad very much
TO no. say Earl ! sent you all my
N'"as paoA'so coupon nome rev
DAYS ago u Is necessary Tor you all
TO get TINS before you can send me
any'h'ng.
Earl J sure have a good thing In
tue Office now IN out OF All KINDS
OF weather ana you Know that
amounts to a great deal especially
where the winters are as cold as they
are over mere ana the worstot all
IL rains so much
! have charge Of about six order
Hes that do all my running around
for me You see ! have charge Of
all messages coming into and 20
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-12-06

My dear wife;
Received letter from you yester
day, surely was glad 10 get It. Also
received the Snyder Signal and Bap-
tst Bulletin. and will say cnioy
reading them very much.
Have written all about my self
and about my work. in other letters
so will now tell some Of the sights
we sec here, which might interest
you.
This ls'the poor section Of France,
but there ara lots Of beautiful places
70 be seen Merry all the pconla
wear wooden shoes. and when five
six lids come running down the
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-12-06
Robert u. Arnctt seriously Wounded

For several months Mr.. ID e.
Arneit has watched and waited for
some news from his son Robert l.
Arnelt who is IN the service In
France. ard on the 2sth of Novem-
Der he got an official message say
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-12-06

@"'f"N'' f''"f NV VIZ '"N hN"hNt NlN
Davis issued call for 5000 vol
unteers and the response was immo-
ilnic. The loyal sons Of southland
felt a new allegiance 10 tholr states
and to the new union they had form.
ed, and had sworn 10 uphold and
they ielt II their duty to protect
their homes. Their lighting force
was small The leaders oilhe South
went to work at once to create an
efficient army The Southern people
possessed wonderful endurance
which proved valuable IN making
good soldiers Through the four
years Of hardshlps, deprived OF oy-
erythlng that went to mako good
soldier. hungry, half clad, their
wounded and sick in cold barren
prisons, without the aid OF proper
methods OF caring for their sick and
wounded. They did not have such a
thing as Red Crosses then to give
them aid. How different the yetor-
ans Of 1861 and those OF 1861.
How poorly. equipped for the struggle
but they were brave and courageous.
and how freely they gave their lives
for the causeof freedom. We have
long honored the Veterans Of the
Southland who fought to maintain
the principles Of right We find the
American soldiers Of today to be OF
the same type lie has gone forth TO
war defending the same principles
OF right The bravery, the courage.
the endurance, the good cheer the
high sense Of honor which he has
manifested Is conceded by the
world to be Of the highest type. and
peculiarly American Soldiers Of 1861
you that honor the grey It Is your
sons that are winning laurels In
France The famous seth. i2nd and
Goth divisions are made up largely
Of the sons Of the Confedoraoy. Who
taught them such superior soldier
ship From whom did they receive
the lessons Of oourago7 determine
tion, Of fortltudc. the will To cheer
fully surrender life for principle
They learned It at your own fire.
sides OF times we children have
gathered around the flresldo on q
winters might and asked our father
to ten as war story and how In
terestol we would be as he related
the bravery Of our great Southern
leaders, jackson, Ice on his ble
white horse. and his splendi general
ship, then there were Forrest and
Johnston How he went with us over
the familiar scenes Of Chancellor
Vile. shiloh. and Gettysburg tx
plainlnr tho hardships. the mfforinr
the separation from loved ones at
home Il ia You my Confederate vet.
Grams In rroy who taught your sons
and GRAND .us. llaliiy 90 principle
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-12-06

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inv ,oonie coua in town anna Win
nv ,eams d,ov.,nr n car, ,oaded with
w,,d bov c,,in ho,s mr. whatev,r
,hev NAV b,ve IN soil fl "a MT nm
n,usp.i ,ioht In seo woms, mr. n
rl,i wrestling with rond si,o mig
rypp IN heen n from inmnlnr ant
of tho osrt Last market day hie
lnuo town whs so INN of rrenes
vomen and hops tho American cold.
lors could hardly get around One old.
lady len n saot with ,brao nmni,
MIA In II rich, In tho frort d, ar
.of our wo,t shor and went otf far
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-12-06

The State University at Austin
has been closed TN Jan. 3. on ac-
count OF Influenza.
The Washington times., 1918-11-26
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH As
A DAisY-TRY THIsg
aays slsss It hes w.tsr Win
phesphats bsfors brsaifail
washss out polssas.

To see the tinge OF healthy bloom
in your face. to see your skin SET
lclearer and clsareF, TO wake ID With
1ut q headache. backaehe. coafsd
Tongue or : nasty breath, In fscf a
feel your best. Day in and day eat
lust try fusids bathing every DoTn'
ling Tor one week.
Before breakfast each day. drlni,
q glass Of real hot water with }
IteaSpooufuf % limostona pho1ph1tr
lin u - q harmless means Of wash
ling from the stomach. liver, KID
lneys and bowels the previous doF'l
waste, sour BILE and lox'
ltns: thus cleansing. aweateulnT
and purifying the entire allmenkafl
canal before putting more food int
the stomach The action Of hot
Watar and limestone phosphafe on
an empty stomach u wonderfulll
| invigorating. Il cleans out all lhc
sour fermentations. gases and aid.
|ity and gives one . splendid enpe-
|tita for Breakfast.
A quarter pound % llnosten6
|phcaphato will cost very little At tie
drug store but II sufficient 10 dem
onstrata that tho1a who are sub
ject to Constipation. bilious attacks
acid stomach. rheumatic twiu~a1.
alao those whose skin IL salloW ard
complexion palild. that one week
OF inaide-bafhing will have them
both looking and feeling better n
every way.
The Washington times., 1918-11-26
LATEST CASUALTY
LIST FROM FRANCE
tcOntinu.d from r.ntA PaE..l

CONTINUED from Tenth PaEs.)
Ky., EnBis, Dan Baster.
Ky, Mount PlsgAis. Ezra BlsSIns-
Nd, Cumberland, Frspeesro vSltre.
Nd. Baltimors. Danisi KAbas.
Mass, Gardner, Max Levine.
Mass, Worcester. Frederick \. Boisseau.
Mass, Borcestsf, Heary O. Stake.
Mich, Grand Haysn. oosins Yrieano,
Mich, Msnistee, Joseph John Zeiinski
Ne, g. Losis, 1890 7: FFitseh.
Neb., Amhers{, Arthur CseDkusch.
n, H., Nashua, GIIkeFt n Mitchell.
n. J., South Amboy, Charles Z, Wenssk-
n. j., Unlan Hili, Eraak J. Hcshhne-
n. J., CnFteret, 4be n. Chofnsh.
n. ", New York. Fraak Sullivan.
n. V, BroOkIyn, John Nnhgen.
n. Y, Albany, Charles n. Diamond.
n. Y, New York, Walter y. Gets.
=. T., New XsEE: frsd I n Lesk.sr'
n. Y. .Brooklyn, Jabn ~. siVAk.
Ohio, Newark, Bsr iamin Franklin Robe.
Okla, Yelton, Cha rIes A. MeCord.
Okla, Big Cabin, Claude u. Co1eh.
Okla, BartersyIiIs, Albert Barker.
Okla, ChOckshn, Andrew Lawrence.
Pa, Pottstovl, Ralph Creeef.
Pa, Pittsbureh, FArris Freed.
Pa, sinking springs; olaeSs a; BaeksL
Pa, Newport, Harry ~. nnsh.
r. l. PsWtneket, Daniel Hingins.
Russia, Reel Poland, WactaN Glofka.
Tenn, Cummlnssyille. Jim Brook
Tenn, Memphis, Eddie etekss.
Ter. Gross plains, James Z. Allison.
Tex, Bubbock, Horace BFltt0l.
Tex, slntOn, OrvalIe Mincknee.
The Washington times., 1918-11-26
WOUNDED DEGREE UNDE-
TERMINED)


WOUNDED OEGREE UNDE-
TERMINED)
COLONEL.
ID. C., WASHINGTON, JOHN H PARKER
MRS. IDA BURR PARKER, RUTLAND
C0URT. SEVENTEENTH AND RIGGS
STREETS n. W
ID. C., WASHINGTON, WILLIAM A.
snow, GEN. w. >. SNOW, CARE or
ADJCfANT GENERAL OF THE ARNY
LIEUTENANT.
ILL.,, AurorR, Howard A. Sanders.
sER6EANTs.
Cal, Berkeley, Alfred W. Fees.
Mass. East Cambridge william FitHpAt-
y. r., syraeuse, George T. MeNuIty.
y. Y, Astoria, Paul Leo Olson.
Okla, etirleF, Carl @. 0oteher.
Pa, Chelfenham, Elmer Losse.
VIA. Ripon, Arthur w. Fitzpatrick.
CORPoRAIS.
Ark. smithville, Proctor L. Mnsson.
Me-. - eeI Ioris, ode J. wiIkinsoa.
~. H.. South stOddard' Ernest c. Thise-
y. :" s.sSSaISs, J s:n.I; I Fi SI.sr.
n n, Locke Frank q. Churchill.
n. u, New Hartford, John joseph Cole.
Il. r.. New York, BOhumll JakubaL
Okla, soipio, George w. Coop.
Okla. Payson. John N. Cophsl;
Pa, Philadelphia, John n. White.
Pa ccsSsns IR daniel 7, Hiitsei.
Pa. CSrapevills Station, Gilbert u. Me-
Team. Fayetteville. wsshinstOn L. white
Ter. Galveston, George A. Clark.
BUGLER.
n. Y, New York. John II. MeKssvsr.
MUsICis.
Pa, Mon0nsahela, James Bova-
TAG.0NERa
Idaho, Boise. Earl n wOrthinEton.
III, Chicago, Roy Q. Cleveland.
:; Il PibMII lSsss sS, psnH %i.sA.Aa
Aln., Plateau, Joe Hamilton.
AR. Buswell, Lewis Smith.
Ark Henderson. Lewis smith.
CAL, san Francisco, Jere O.. lille.
Cal. Gonzales. John 1. Prader.
Com, WaIIInEfOrd, Michael w. Dwyss-
Conn, hridEsPorts Mertn D. Ssiiahan-
Conn, WaIlinEford, stephan Ieseehe.
Conn., Hlgganum. Arthur Dlekinson-
Fla. UmatlIla. Walter Z Whiteomb.
nj, Chicago, Theodore ]. Trembley.
M, Joliet, Leslie q. Greenwood.
IN, Chieaeo,. Thomas :. Gallssher.
ma f f RiehmonS. Joseph ". Cock
IoWa. Dubuaue, Ortllmer J. Miller.
ksn., Thayer. Zoe n. GelwiE. 80
KY, Newport. EIby Best
Ia, Monroe, Prank Edwards
Ne PFesque Isle, Omar j. Coffin
ma, BHltfmore, lin Fort
Nd. baltimore, Henry Cyples.
Msss., Bonneville, Maxwell II. Robson.
Mass., WoburB, Charles T. Mahoney.
MasG, South Chatham, Harry L Young.
Mas, FftchburE, Peter eue11i.
naSa., worcester, Prank ID. Ryan.
Mass, Pail River Eowarq a. LamDet-
Mas. Boxton, John r. Knox.
49, Cs--hridxe. John G. Forbes.
Mass. South Groyeland. John Il. Donovan.
:. -. fSos1On. james Devnney.
Mich. Pontiac, Gilbert p. Yernler.
Mich. Detroit Joe John Ziellnzki.
Mich. Onsted, Kenneth A. Easllek-
Mich, SeotfvtIle. Fred Engiebrecht.
Mich, Detroit, Pred Ingram Allera.
MINI Brown Valley, James A. Oliver.
MINI, Moose Lake. Wtinam ". Anoerson.
The Washington times., 1918-11-26
HOT TEA BREAKS
A c0lD-TRf his

Get a small package Of HAMBURG
Breast Tea At any DhaFmacys Take
. tablespoonful Of this hamburg
tea. put = cup Of boiling water
upon Il. pour through . Sieve and
(. n. o osee seet,S e aay y Sd
4 cold and cure grip. as It opens
the pores. relieving congastfon-
Also loosens the bowels, thus
breaking cold At once.
It 10 inexpensive and entirely
vegetable. therefore harmless.
The Washington times., 1918-11-26

p. cysioss. essrrs Eln@ rhsapssa-
-. Eis.. AEthaf. . svsassls
-. Ritt.sltEh. Angsls sti,slias
Pa. PlltsSurEh, MishAel FsrrslL
pa. Titusville, Lynn - LAgsry.
p. Hs:..sg.sh. Ess,s ~. & s.I r,sifs'
=, DSssss. 5s.sSs s {. SssissA
-. Msbeaslt. Hs.nsy =, MePasL
-. GQunSvilIs, FfHnk Pstsksay.
- -. 60 snsss 49, 49, = I.u.Aus.
"a fiif.ssrsa, Rsssrt .. f1.alas.
- .eedlng. Hairy eeeen,y.
ea-. fprt AlleghsnF. EAvard BAksr.
p. Lspss, Rcfeg I. Cos.
p, Alsntown. Haeees 2: Hnrmsng.
p. PSiI.Ssiptis. gsSs J. bcvsapsrs-
Pa, Phila1slphlA, Jehn CoegTgve.
Pc, New BsiEhtS., oTviIls AFshsr.
rem Ensr cos.fy. Fi.ss W. Nsrussl-
fsaa.. ksszsiiie, d. l.adsriiis.
Tex, Perrin, Ralph v, rWnsr.
Ten, eeminsis, Alsert L. o,NeAl =,
fss-. asrsSsIl ci.sSs = ElIi.
rex. cotsa1@ssa. WiiIlaS J. Eva.s-
rex. MsSisslvlis. cssvis :: .sss.srt
Tex, Deans, WIlne1p n Willhenns.
Tex MatAgqEds, Joan 3. Wllhma.
Tex, Aha. fholas c. wright.
Tex, DsbcrTy, jain n shadlons.
Tex, Sublime. Joe W. sketnik:
Tex. San Aueonio, VlCtoriAno nefRam-
Tex. Hnsksii WI1llAn 4. smith.
Ten, Fgsf Worth, WiIlls Msdfsra.
Tea, Kkyin. Calvin n. Prewen
re4a Sulphur SPRINGS, Charles II ne
NIX. Wses. EddIs King.
Tea, cnerO. Ffank n. k1rtE.
T To- h Heee.e:.E; 80 lase-fa I Z, osss.
ret. II Ca1Ds, Hugo Hlbbs1sr.
Tex, Glen FlorS. Don Magee.
fel.. Ei3cSSsrt. HI-asi 6.rran.a.
Tex, Msgargei, SsAl a. parilek.
IsEs aa:reia, fhs3as 4. pissiass.-
IT, ns1s m - -, 49, q NJ a. S's-
Va. HsssssrIiis, Aaron v. Jsssss.
Va: Ns~psrt Hs~'' cl-rsnss I. As
va, Unisu Lsvsl, AIphsus L. Hishtsvss.
Va, etAHlsy, Bernnrd y. Denn.
Wa1h.. AhoeaA. NIek K1Esman-
Mash-. settle. yehB gwsnsen-
W. Va. KlrAy, Alive G. Pyle.
W. Va, Tunlslt0n. Wllllam D. Bunner.
WA, Msrinstfs. Wiiiiam D. Garter.
Wye, Lowell, Byard Stewart.
KILLED IN ACTION
RrsviousIy Reported Wounded Severely IN
PRIVATE.
AAss., Riehnond Furnace, Masile Csnsots-
KILLED IN ACTION
RrOvisusIy RsDortsd llissins h Astisn.l
r.u.. ssslA.u.., hssnssd E-c.ns..sk.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
(PrsvisasIy Escorted lElsslng IN AetlonAl
Iu.A., Pss.sfore, H1reS Ea1ard Fsss.r.
PRIVATE
m. MnrshaH. Harry HadAix.
DIED OF DISEASE
(Prssisasly Rsportsd lIisulnE n Aetisn.l
PRIVATE
Coaa., DanSHy, Rhllip fomanls.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Rrsvioualy Rsported Died from wounds
Deceived n Aetioa.)
LIEUTENANT.
The Washington times., 1918-11-26

MINI, Madison, obert Larson.
MIMI Lake Crystal, Theodore L. Larson
| No., Collins, Logan Wlngneld.
No., Hardlahd, samuel \, sparks.
/ No, PArnell, Jesse y. Hawk.
Mont, Bait, Paul n. johnson.
Neh., Anderson, Matt @. KsrWin.
Neb.. Wahoo, Herbert BEAVER.
/ Nsb., Craig, George ID. BPolnW.
y. Jsrsey City, CorasIius J. Sullivan.
X Mex, sossor1oa Islsro SCI e fs q; E'auoS
y. v, Brooklyn. Charles =. Beck.
y. Y, Bronx. Louis BAFstsky.
4 L. N:S T fsss H:1 .sf x ss::.sss.
n. ". Nyaek, Chester Fabrini.
y. T., BFooklyn, Donenls Rnstpi.
4 !! Ssa Ysss. Fh1S ss:ri sss. : naiar'n
\. T. Bcestlyn; asEry Avpst.
=. Y, New York, JessPh 4. Bruchnsr.
y. O., Matthew. Dextsr EaPp.
ohio. ciss.isas ia1 E.l ~ g. 4nf fss.a:
ohie, LAnGAger, Mllsrd =. Hoover.
Ohio, North LuoaS. Clinton Fisher.
0hie. Palestine. Jehn g, CegDpropst.
okkIs- ssr.yn, WEssht frssee;
S SEEiIa, sf Sass w hfSs5s Hisssr.
q" bysaFt. Themss ., Whartss.
Pa, PhIlAdelphla. Loals y. Amss.
Pa. Lancaster, John rurner.
Pc, Philadelphia, Joesph ealotti.
Pa, JohnsonburR, John 8. PaVloek.
eesV aatL,nsntoE9. ohsEiss KsHnsrsT
Pa. PotisvIIIs, John 8. Gaasavars.
Pa ssrrna.ea. FFesk Z: HSySS.
Pa, sera1ton, JosspA w. Wettsf.
Pa, 6lFarayi1ls, Julius OadUycI.
Pa. CanonshurT, Edward Hahley.
Pc, Altoona, Matthew AIbsrt Dsttsrbaek.
Russia, Gro4na, vaginis Kravitsh
II, nsss stT Esnsss SsotE. Halter.
Tenn. RosRSeod TO- osenr g - Fsss:-,ou.
Tenn, Dover, Den Howell.
Tgz., EuoFy. Halle b. Garner.
Tex. Wharton, Prank W. Moran.
Tex, CueFo, George I. Hunter.
w., L1dloW, Eyefeti L DeyereHI.
Va. strssSa-s. WiIlisa 3. ,H.Pssr.
va, s1Itvilis, Lafher D.. Anderson.
Waeh,. Tacoma, john Evans.
". Va, Centerbwy, lra Evans.
VI. Va, HoWlesburG, Dewey y ohsG0.
W; va, WhssIaS, Arch .ByheanH.
wis. RhInIandsS. John W. Pecsr.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
CAPTAIN.
Ohio. Cincinnati. Anthony y. Kirst.
SERGEANTs.
Ark.. MARKED Tree, Frank Y. ceston-
Kan, AePhsfsoa. CLYDE c. KnsWies.
Mass.. LINN. HAIRY G. Moore.
Pa, PhiladeiphIa, John Fox.
C0RPORAL9.
Cosn.. Stamford, Rudolf Dplsld.
Iowa, Wnshinetsn. DaKyl hathsrs.
Iowa. Oakland, ohaFieS L Chambers.
IawA, Glehvo0d, Harry ". Hixsoa.
Kan, Topeka, Schn Myers Levitt.
Nd. Baltimrre, Louis Vernon.
Macs, Boston, Bernard G. MaateFsea.
MIMI, Preston, Walter v. Joseph,
y. J., Crpnfgrd. John Fuller.
y. T., New York, John J. Enrigbt.
y. u, Ithaca, Duncan Hutehlnsoa.
Okla. spirs. Mlekie n. Guthrie.
Ore, Friend. Scion 7. White.
Wis. Miluaukee, BaRell WielgosE.
WIS.,. P1rdeeville. Marion Post.
MECHANIC.
Ind. Shoals, Everett samuel Wilkinssn-
, WAGNER.
Tex, Paris. George Eppei. =.
coon.
Pa, New KensingtOn, David A. Boyer.
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PRrVATES.

Ala, Brady, Robert s. Duck.
Cennt mertden, William Daley.
Go, koopville, Carl T. L0vens.
ga. nartwefi, Charles 5. EAves.
Greece. husslnlas Tony Eragakis-
NJ nj. ee Siesss. Jon, John A 4 Disn1 =.
H., Chicago, Anthony Pahey.
Ind. Jefferson. Olive J. Dollar.
Ind, Indianapolis, William Edward Ben
Ind. BrosksbgrE. Harvey Adams.
Iowa, Mentieello, william G. Repstein.
Iowa. Mayeriy. John II. eehumaehsr.
Iowa, Clarinda, John =. HnaeIbaker.
Italy, Ropca Verona, Pistro CavaeTioni.
Kan, Holtoa. John r. Hofaere.
A. k Lezis1s'ce, Lssrsaes aeAsnnA-
Me-. wsstbrook, HarsId W. Pest.
Mass. West Lynn, Christos Minges.
M M.s.'' Caieopss, JSssRh 4: AaiSshy.
Mleh., Albion, Benjamin Frankiln Hgitt.
Mich. Detroit. stanlslaw GlercEnsh.
Mich, Detroit, Chester Richard Fraley.
Mieh.. kabIsos. samasl a. FTisi.
nseh, addison; Howard Frank Cooper
Miss-. Como, William 8. Jackson.
Me-. Warrenton, Henry Fritz.
Ne, 6sledonla, william 3 Talley.
N'i n 1' 9rss ~. sH..Ph p essrst''
y. T. Jerssy City, william a. Andersen.
y. J., Passaie. John yoee1h Hltehens-
y. !. sonlers Point, William ,. Kestsr.
y. Y, Eat Aurora, Richard Hoffman.
y. y, Brooklyn, Paul A. Frsnks. n.
=. Y. New York. Nick De Bensdette.
y. u. New York, Victor TietJen.
n. Y, GieuhAm, walter Elss9 Chase.
T. r. New Xo5k. Sam n Sehss;
i. T. New York, Psgisk J. Cofs1.
n. T., New York, Isidor Baum.
\: O.. Roxboro. while n. HarEis.
Ohio. Amherst, Frank B. WHITE.
0hie, Hsrberton. Stephen Katona.
Ohio, Sidney, John Carl Andrews.
Okla, Phroso. Eddie y. Hurt.
Okla; south cedsyv1ls. John Fsltoa, n.
Ore, Nysss, Leland 7: Fsnn-
f Pa.,:sHE.h r SSs.s' s y ssflnnA
Pa. Scranton. Steven Joyce.
Pa. Milivale, George John HiIlIah.
Pa, Emsss. cissense H. Bladsr;
Pa. York. ciarsaee ]. Cox.
y /. Pswtucket, Kennsth W. FaIrmaa.
Rassis. zombr5as. nskaEy y. KotAkovski.
Tenn, Dayton. ErnSt o. BTsdy.
IeS. Whitney, Raymond Mecutchsou.
Te1, Dumass jimmie A: oren:
Tex, Houston. Jasper \. DoVal.
W.. Barre. Dean d. Brock.
Wash, Allyn. Otto A. Bemp.
via, DodEevilis. Eduard BenPstt.
Wis, watertown, Frames william BArnsa-
WIS. sSIlivss. Petss Fssltsr.ast
wis, oeema. Carl Z. Landia.
Wis, Stevens Point. Charles =. MeCPeody.
WIS. Darlington, Henry Maeken.
Wis.,. Eenosha, Maurice Meyer.
Wis, Gtrongton, Lloyd sampson.
via, Ladysmitk, Carl b. SutherIand.
WIS., Milwaukee, Ignatias Vlnesnt Gre
Via. MiIvaakse. willard N. GeerinE.
Wis, Berlin, Anton Y. Giun.
VIA, Tive Riysr.. william Albert KeeiaA-
Wis.,. Beaver Dam, Mlehal Lok0fski.
wis, Superior, George W. Sheashy.
WIS.,, Neeuah, Cost Tlmm.
WIS.,, 0confe. WIifred TrepanIer.
MISSING IN ACTION.
LIECTENANTs.
Fla, 81. Petsrsburg, James A. Johnson.
H., Chicago, Charles r. AnderS0n.
sERGEANTS.
Ill, Mount Olive, FIRED Borg.
ILL.,, Chicago, Walter r. eamson.
KY. Lexington. Alex Kuykendall.
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WOUNDED SEVERELY.
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D. Aserasen. Wil.an ". HElIIa
A. Do4nes Hemy - &unla
Mia. eFss1bliAs Ed1ls P.IS1-iL
tcentEassa On PaEe II. celuna y
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Va. Alexandria, Samuel Baumrarten.
Va. Big Stone Gap, Jesse Chandler.
Mis., OcOntO Fails, Frank Plain.
Wis. BarabOo, Arthur G. POttervIIIe,
Wis.,, Greenwood, August Dekeunen.
The Washington times., 1918-11-26

7o-in. Heavy Bleach.
ed Irish Table Damask,
closely woven and
fine
finish, %.UU lard
The Washington times., 1918-11-26

7O-ineh Fine Quality
Rleaehed MerceriEed Ia.
bic Damask, In q variety
Of good
designs, SUc Iaro