Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-21


William T. Eiler. Reading.
Oscar r. Gahagen, Windber.
Karl II. Hittle, Pittsburgh.
John Walker Davidson, Pitts
burgh.
John Fleck Roger, Lakemont.
Joseph F. Tompkins.
John f. Murphy, Philadelphia.
The following list was published
this morning:
Harry E. Barnhart, Red Lion.
Darius H. Broadwater. Elklick.
jeremiah Evans, Philadelphia.
Floyd Ruth, Doylestown.
Daniel w Shaulis, Somerset.
KILLED IN ACTION
Lieutenant
William c. Acheson, Pittsburgh.
Sergeant
John j. Palmer, Blairsville.
Corporal
Harry e. Morse, Altoona.
PriVates
Walter T. Conrad, Susquehanna.
Clark S. HaZlett, Williamsburg.
John ]. Condran, Philadelphia.
John Hilley, Philadelphia.
Harry L. Steel, Johnstown.
E&ory j. Stetson. Cambridge.
DIED OF WOUNDS
IflNutCS
John L. Rossman, Lancaster.
Stanton r. Snyder, Millersburg.
Christ S. Spathis, Erie.
DIED OF DISEASE
Sergeant
William L. Newhouse, Beatty.
Corporal
James c. Small, Pittsburgh.
PrivateS
Jacob P. Arnwine, Danville.
Henry Etzwielder, Halifax.
Adam A. Linz, Pittsburgh.
Albert ]. Mccullough, Philadel-
phia.
Ernest A. Borgeson, Troy.
John P. Harms, Philadelphia.
Elmer C. Stradling, Brownsburg.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Sergeant
William G. Young, Philadelphia,
Private
John Busavoge, Shenandoah.
DEGREE UNDETER-
MINED)
Major
James Sydney. Bradford, Philadel-
phia.
Lieutenant
Isaac I. Parsons, Media.
Sergcants
Torrance ]. Mcguire, Scranton.
Frank X. Maitland, Washington.
Corporals
Benjamin L. Devore, Matamoras.
A ldrew A. Kannegeisser, Phila-
Charles ]. Connolly, Pittsburgh.
Cornelius Harry Dommet, Lam
caster.
William Garlick, Philadelphia.
Thomas w. Konzal, Trevorton.
Barney Krysizk, Pittston.
John Lubert, Freeland.
James p. Blythe, Charleroi.
Vincent Borias, Scranton.
George A. Gibbons, Philadelphia.
Joseph Harold Gieringer, Read
ing.
Carl Gulizia, Pittsburgh.
Frank e. Haas, Allentown.
Angelo Mature, Philadelphia.
Grover c. Maxwell. Greensburg.
Anthony w. Moraski, Scranton.
John j. Paul, Pittsburgh.
Elmer L. Peters, Kutztpwn.
Anthony Plukis, Harveys Lake.
Joseph Rubin, Pittsburgh.
Guy Shortz, Yatesboro.
William Smith, Montrose.
Robert Vollrath, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Sergeants
Walter S. Bennett, Scranton,
William l.. Rutter, OrwigsburE.
George Voitka, Pittsburgh.
Jack a. Grimes, Philadelphia.
Corporals
Chester S. McCutcheon, Pitts
burgh.
Daniel p. Mclaughlin, Summit
Hill.
William A. Zirkman, Philadelphia.
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Mechanics
John Y. Coulter, Monongahela,
Frank ]. Helwick.
Cooks
Claude Kemp, Dubois.
William O'Dea, Philadelphia.
... Privates
Joseph Canine, Sharpsburgh.
Walter Green, Pittsburgh.
Clarence Little, Coal Valley.
John c. McElrath, PottsvilIe.
Albert G. Wolfe, Williamstown,
Dauphin county.
Samuel F. Baney, Philipsburg.
Jacob Lantz Baum, New Cumber-
land.
Lon o. Beach, Hawley.
William B. Bender, Philadelphia.
Paul S. Conrad, Gallitzin.
George H. Hopkins, Philadelphia,
Joseph j. KatlSo, Beaverdale.
William Kurnot, Mount Pleasant.
Thomas j. Collins, Philadelphia.
Edmund Smires, Philadelphia,
Dominick Volponi, Philadelphia.
Joseph e. Meyer, Philadelphia.
Joseph Thomas Rasimus, Pitts
burgh.
DANDELIONS DISAPPEAR
KalispelI, Mont.-Many lawn in
Kalispell that was so badly infested
by dandelions that it's owner de-
SPARED of it's ever bein attractive
again has magically taken on a vel
vety appearance and the weed that
threatened it with destruction has
disappeared. The cause is
lscribed to a small red insect. re-
the aphis, which has SO |
sreedily attacked the dandeIion
plants that they appear as though
hey had been killed by frost. In the |
asst few days the insects seem to |
have attained the winged stage. de-
Ierting their forage and filling the
lir. They = cover trees, buildings.
'ences, and have fallen in such num-
oers that the walks of the city are
stained red wherethey have been
crushed by pedestrians. |
Missouri Is to
- r.