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HUBBARD.

Feel languid, weak, run down? Headache:
stomach "off?" A good remedy is Burdock
Blood Btters. Ask your druggist. Price,
sl.25.-Adpt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-08-14

ing bilious symptoms you
should begin to use it at
once, a teaspoonful as di-
rected. You'll improve from
the first dose and in a short
time this stomach and liver
tonic will restore your ap-
petite, strength, and regular
daily bowel action. - Buy
only the genuine 'L.F." At
woods, made by L. F. Medi-
cine Co., Portland, Ne.
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SPEC.
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A. e. Long has been confined to the
house the past week with blood poisoning
in his knee
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New York, Nov. S-Ths following
Wsshingtonians are staying at hotels
here:
Miss NJ. Gregory, Martha Washing
ton' Miss NJ. Hope. Martha Washing
ton Mrs S. Johnson. Grand: W p.
heohan, Hermitage; Miss A. V. Law
son Martha Washington: s l.
Newnhans. Breslin; W. S. Rooso
Herald Square; Miss NJ S. Scot.
Breslin; E. T. Walker. Herald
square; J. A lie CIere. Aberdeer:
Miss y. NJ Lenahsn, BresIin: Lieu
w. Osborne, Latham; z. J, Psrke-
Hermitage; n. PIotnick. RrosdU-sv
Central; F. X. RiChburger. Park A.
enue; Capt S. 5. Cradderton. Herald
Square; L. G. Kelly, latham: Mr.
A. Leslie. Remington: II. A. Pslmer.
Ansonis; Miss NJ Dau, Park Avenue.
p. b. Goodman, Union SQUARE. II. =
Jester. Breslin.
TRADE REPRESENTATIVES,
NJ. Banss, Gamond Company. milll-
merry, Herald Square Hotel. NJ. Gold
enberg, n40 Broadway: A. RosenthsI.
notions, Jewelry. leather goods and
perfumery; n. Goodman, boys cloth
ing, Hotel Grand; H. J. Sanger.
blankets and upholstery, Hotel
Grand; Mrs f. W. Austin. Lans-
burgh & Bro, jewelry and leather
goods, l2S9 Broadway. Hotel Imperial:
Miss A: NJ. Hagan, s. Esnn Sons =
Co, women's and misses coats.
suits, skirts. waists. dresses and
house dresses, misses and chtldren's
coats, E2 Fourth avenue, thirteenth
floor.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
DRAFTEES ELIGIBLE
FOR COMMISSIONS
Any Class One Man May Attend
New Officers School.

All Class men of either draft
are eligible for The Infantry Officers
Training School which starts at Camp
Fremont, Cal. December l. Despite
previous announcement OF this, the
impression has gone forth that Class
U.en of the first registration were
barred. ano the War Department de-
sireS an emphatic correction of this
impression. Any registrant from IS
1" A. years who is able to pass the
EysicaI exauins ton for general mil
Itary service and who has a high
school education or its equivalent is
men in deferred classes on account
Of industrial or agricultural occupa-
ton may not be accepted.
Transportation. including meals, is
furnished the successful candidates
for Camp Fremont for their journey
across the continent Their pay as
private begins from the date OF call
by their local draft board. Allot-
ments OF pay may be made, war risk
insurance (maximum $4,000 taken out
and other soldiers prerogatves CNer-
cised If the candidate so desires.
Graduates of the Camp Fremont
school will be missioned second
Heutenants Of infantry. The pay for
this rank is Sl4l.67 a month. Married
men of this grade receive m addi-
tional S24 monthly for quarters.
Candidates for Camp Fremont must
be accepted and on their way 20 Cal
ifornia in time to arrive at the school
not later than December !. Coase-
uuently there is little time eft in
which to get applications made out.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
Sufferers Should Realize that Ii
Is a Blood Infection and Can
Be Permanently Relieved.

Rheumatism means that the
blood has become saturated with
uric acid poison.
1t does not require medical ad-
vice 10 know that good health is
absolutely dependent upon pure
blood. When the muscles and
Joints become sore and drawn
with rheumatism, it is not a wise
thing to take a little salve and by
rubbing it on the sore spot ex-
pcct to get rid of your rheumatics.
You must 60 deeper than that,
down deep into the blood, where
the poison turks and which is
not affected by salves and oint-
ments. 1t is important that you
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
Today S Casualty List

Mechanic Earl Kendi-. Ashland. Ohio.
.hauffcur V. Barker, Selma, Cal.
PRIVATEs.
Robert l.. Aston. Littleton. y. G.
r. l.. Andrews. Roanoke Rapids. y. c.
Jens Auckland. StavanEer, Norway.
Alvin VI. Beasley Joplinl Mo.
Fritz +. Benson. Hasselhohn. Sweden.
Ross e. Besse, Buffalo. n. Y.
Ezra Blake, Springfield, Colo.
Armand ] BOissy, New York. n. Y.
Daniel s Bollinger, Greensbdrg. Pa.
John F. Borski. LudingUon, Mich.
William V. Collins, Chicago. Ill.
Harry J. Conrad, Manly Clio, Pa.
John COnyua. RraZnell. Pa.
Clarence COOle,. EvanspOrt, Ohio.
Harry E. Cooper, Grafton, w. Va
Albert r Dailing. Toledo Ohio.
Oscar Danielson. Belview. MINI.
Anthony DantOnio. Marsello. Italy.
Omer Davis. Smithton. w. Va.
Harry Dempsey, Chicago. III.
Wesley Brush. Brushvale. MINI.
John H Calhoun. Philadelphia. Pa.
q. 5. CalIispeakis. HeidIersberg. Pa.
Harry L. Calvert. Inslewood. Cal
r f. Campbell. Lenoir, n. c.
Wilbur Carpenter Sandusky Wis.
King Carter. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Walter Cashmere. Kansas City, Mo.
T. ]. Cassidy. Philadelphia, Pa.
Hubert Gates, Louisburg, N. c.
Claude NJ. Chapman, Canton, Ohio.
T. ChedOtal. PainCourtville, La.
John Chwaike. Kenosha. Wis.
Lsrkin J. Clay. Wellsville. Va.
James ]. Cogswell Los Angeles, Cal
Earl f. Davis. Whitney. S. Oak
George T. Dixon. Franklinton. n. c.
Peter J. Domonio, lakewood, Pa.
NJ. I. Doubt. McKees Rocks. Pa.
Games o. Driver. Selma, n, c.
John Y. Earl. Buffalo, n. Y.
Otho Eason, Rocky Mount, n. c.
nm r. Erickson. Kersey, Pa.
Kenneth Evans. Fairoaks, Cal.
Monroe Cor, Parsyburg, w. Va.
Ned Golling. Nevada Ohio.
Charley o. Gourley. Vastus, Mo.
Maxine Griego. Progreso. N Mex.
Jesse P. Grim. Cameron, W. Va.
Everett NJ. Guynn, Fries, Va.
Clarence II. Hammell, Oakland, Cal.
/ Harry D. Hanes. Union City. Pa.
Claude Highland. Newark, Ark.
George P. Hogwood, Norfolk. Va.
F. L. Ingvorsen, Berlin, N Oak.
G. Johnson. Telefon Station on Tran.
hinge. Sweden.
Edgar L, Johnston. Sylvarena. Miss.
George A. Lane. Coshocton. Ohio.
Guy r. Olney. Nashville, Tenn.
Guy owen, Cooksburg. n. Y.
Harley A. Plummer, Matthews. Mo.
Andrew E. Ruff. Strasburg, Ill.
L. E. st. John. Woodsheld. Ohio.
Constantine Souza. Gustine, Cal.
William c. Spencer. Walker, MINI,
Luther l. Stacy, Rockville, Mo.
Frederick Stange. st. Louis, Mo.
Robert Sutton. Graham. N. c.
Martin Taylor. Paintrock, N. c.
Lenley B, Tayenner, Akron. Ohio,
Jay Deuel.. Btowling Green, Ohio.
Patrick Dillon. Sacramento. Cal.
Jordon e. Dobbs, Rochester. N. Y.
L. A. Donahue, Oakland. Cal.
Frank Eidam Philadelphia Pa
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
NIGHT LIST.

Killed in Action.
Lieut.. Col. Henry Wistar Parker,
Brooklyn, y. Y.
LIEUTENANTS.
Charles f. Arnold. Bryan. Ohio.
Harold L. GoettIer chicago. ILL.,
Elmer J. Noble Wallace. Idaho.
SERGEANTS.
Frank F. Adams. Kansas City. Kans.
Arthur +. Brown. Findlay. Ohio.
Ernest Cridlcr. Oil City. Pa.
Marion l.. Daniels. GOldsborO. y. c.
A. 5. Harrington, Philadelphia, Pa
Stephen Heinis. Gallia. Ohio.
Walter f johnson. Chicago. III.
James Reed Moss. FreepOrt. Pa.
Lewis w. hurry. Perrysville. Ohio.
Edwin w Virgins. Carthage, Mo.
Raw II. Cobb. Bowling Green. Ohio.
James W. Hudnall. Critz. Va.
]. Mccormick. Launching, Canada.
Joseph ]. owen. Hereford. Texas.
c. Richardson. Livingston, Tenn.
CoRPORALS.
Allen C. Bussey. Jacksonville. Fla.
Jesse NJ. ConIey. Thomas. Okla.
n. De Santi. San Francisco. Cal.
I. B. Englebart, Pipestone. MINI.
Peter Gedda. Bessemer, Mich.
Peariie r. Harris. Smithfeld. n. c.
wiIllsm W. Hayden, Chicago. Ill
Jas l.. Hessee. Durham. n. c.
Charles S. King. Chester, Okla.
j. V. KoslOski. jT.. Elmira, n. Y.
August J. Lippman. Newton, Pa.
Walter A. Looman. Princetown, n. Y.
Andrew NJ. Opel. Jefferson City. Mo.
Harrison Shearer, Ashland. Ohio.
Vincent ]. Bismar, Bridgeport, n. J.
Thomas a. Carr. Philadelphia. Pa.
Ross Cline. Amelia, Ohio.
Thos. c. iKnsley, Edgeworth. Pa.
Jas. A O'Conncr. Prattsburg. n. Y.
Harry Speyer, Shelbina. Mo.
Dee Thomas. Hume, n. Y.
Bugler A. Costanzi. Lackawanna.
N. Y.
Bugler Leslie c. Zeger. Dayton. Ohio.
Mech. l. W. Hume. Cushing, Okla
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
V. NJ. Meade. Grove City. Pa.
PRIVATES.

V. NJ. Meade. Grove City. Pa
PRIvATEs.
Lemon Anderson. Millry. Ala.
Gus Bouzas. Hange Pillas. Greece.
Walter NJ. Briggs. Gaithersburg. Md.
VIM. Brinkman, Narrowsburg, n. Y.
Carl S. Brown, Milo. Me.
James A. Brown. Sequel, Cal.
John ]. Brown. Melrose, Mass
| Martin V. Charlston, Blush Prairie,
Wash
Timothy B. CogIe. Petersburg, Va.
w. D. Compton. Santa Barbara. Cal.
c. c. Condery. Underwood. Ind.
James A. Cooper, Elba, Ala.
Patrick ]. Cronin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Robert II. Cross, Marshall. Tex.
Arthur A. Damerow. Tomsh. Wis.
Fred ]. Demski. Toledo. Ohio.
Alfred Dent, Sarpy. Mont
| Fred Dube. Biddeford, Me.
Louis Dultz. Jersey City, n. J.
Leonard c. Duncan. Rich Creek. Va.
II. NJ. Eklund. Turlock. Cal.
Harry Gilman. Pittsburgh, Pa.
D. B. England. Paradise. KY.
| N. B. Evans, Lewistown. Pa.
Bernard Farrell. New Haven Conn.
James c. Glover. Zebulon. N. c.
| VIM. w. Griffith. Rose Lodge. Greg.
Peter ]. Gross, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mike Grugel, Seattle. Wash.
John ]. Cunning, Cambridge, Mass.
Russell Guth, Lockland, Ohio.
Ralph 1. Hageman. Alexander Mo.
Robert E. L. Hart, Hazel, Ky.
Cecil E. Hayes. Bucyrus, Ohio.
| George HazleIt, Tarentum, Pa.
Frank j. Helm, Cambridge, Mass.
| Martin H Helling. Union. Mo.
| John ]. Horty, Wilmington, Del.
| Lee Hoskins. Brookhaven, Miss.
Frank Hummer, Metuchen, N. ].
L. w. Jennings, Smith Center. Kans
! William n. Johnson. Athens. Tenn.
| Leo NJ. Kane. Platteville. Wis.
John P. Hayes, New York, n. Y.
| E. ]. Kearney. Philadelphia, Pa.
r. H. Koch. Sinking Springs, Pa.
w. A. Kurkowski. Grant, Nebr.
| G. NJ. Lardinais, Toledo. Ohio.
William p. Lawson. Edison. Tenn.
John c. Lindemon, Cockeysville. Md.
Joseph A. Long. Bremen, Ca.
| Daniel McDevitt. Philadelphia. Pa.
Frank Mckinney. Grandin. Mo.
John B. McLain, Riverton, Nebr.
l
John D. Mizell Willianiston, n. C.
Wade ]. Morrison. Mayville, Mich.
H. Y. Oelschlager, Bergey. Pa.
Lawrence E. Perkins, Potsdam, n. Y
Jesse Robinson, New York, N. Y.
Arthur NJ. Rogers. Memphis, Tenn.
Johr. ]. SCHNEIDER. Tappen, N. Oak.
| George Schneider. Woodhaven, n. Y
James w. Sheridan, New York. n. Y
| Walter Smigle, Carnegie, Pa.
| Lyman T. Spradlin. Oran. Mo.
Leitch w. Stallings, Concord, N. c.
Joseph H. Weber, Brooklyn, N. Y
William o. White, Marysville, Cal
Eugene Wilburn, Alexandria. Va.
John Daniel Wi,hers. York. Pa.
George A. Wood III, Leatherwood. Va,
Henry Young, New Orleans, La.
Ralph G. Young. Sharpsburg, Pa.
d. Youngberg. Vhatcheu. Canada.
Charles Ysebaeit, Medford, Mass.
Died from Ascident and Other
| Causes.
PR YATES
John W. Deion Truro. Iowa.
Homar johnson Berlin Mills. N. H.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer from 1t?

rid yourself Of this terrible dis
ease before /, goes too far. S. s.
S. is the blood purifier that has
stood the test of time, having
been in constant use for more
than fifty years. 1t will do for
you what il has done for thou
sands of others, drive the rheu-
matte poisons out of your blood,
making it pure and strong and
enabling it to make you we'll.
S. S. S. is guaranteed purely veg
etsble; it will do the work and
not harm the most delicate stom-
ach.
Write the physician of this
Company and let him advise with
you. Advice is furnished without
charge. Address Swift Specific
Company, ABS Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
One Billion More for Big Guns for Army.

Vast in the artillery contemplated This
been made plain by the submission the House by the War
additional for big
The
The expectation that the House Appropriations
Committee will the additional estimates in the
propraton lifting that bill above S8ooooooooo The
needed because OF the fact heavy will
be provided the eighty divisions America will have
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
Influenza Decreasing in Army Cantonments.

New OF influenza reported from the the United
States continue to decrease The latest shows S
oo8 for October decrease of 83o The total number
OF cases reported since September 26S Influenza
be decline and will prob
ably continue to decrease from Since Thursday October
the number of reported daily has dropped from
to s66S less than half that number New Of
monia reported October number 1885, of
compared the number reported the preceding day The total
number of deaths from all October
against 80 for the preceding day-I7o less.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09

John Gershon. Cleveland. Ohio.
c E. Green. Derbyshire. England.
Joseph L. Green, Gay. y G.
Harry Harris. New York. n. Y.
o. d. A. Hazelbaker. CASTOR, Ind.
Chester b. Heggem. Longmont, Colo.
w. Helbikowski, Cleveland, Ohio.
Carroll G. Herrick, Norway. Me.
F. II Hickman. Council Grove, Kans
Lamonie NJ. Higgins. Gardner, Kans.
Henry F. Holtz, Thornton. Ill.
; Stanley H. Hugunine. Oneida. n. Y
NJ. L. Humer Port Chester, n. Y.
Oramell E. Hunton. Portland, Me.
Andrew j. James, Clebourne. Tex
John S. Kietbasa. Wales City. Pa.
2. S. Killingsworth. Ash Grove. Mo
Charles L. Klein. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Henry r. Klenck. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Henry W. Kline, Oxley, W. Va.
Geo. w. Knight. Griffin, Ga.
Jacob F. Lang. West Hoboken. n. ]
A. w. Leighton, Hasbrouck Heights
n J.
Philip Link, Pearl City, ILL.,
II. ]. Ioeffler. College Hill. Pa.
C. E. Mcintosh, Hollidsysburg. Pa.
Samuel Mckinney, Stonewall, Okla.
A. V. Mcqueen. Barre. VT.
{ L
Vittorio Mazzina. Calico. Italy.
Gather Miller. Johnlen. N. c.
George Mitchell. New York. n. Y.
Claude L. Moss. Jasper, Ga.
Clement 'Niehaus, Cincinnati. Ohio.
VIM. c. Nixon, San Francisco. Cal.
Fred F. Norris. Hutchinson. Kans.
Earl H Opel Meyersdale. Pa.
B. n. Pearson, Oshkosh, Wis.
4 Iar n
Roy Prosser, Fayetteville, Tenn.
H. ]. Purinton. E. Liverpool. Ohio.
| John S. Rives, Mulberry, Tenn.
/ Carl j. Roessing, McKeesport. Pa.
Louis Shillito. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Lonnie ]. Thomas. Polkton, N. c.
, X w ,Torrey, Cambridge, Mass.
Wiley S. Towry, Taft; Tenn.
A H. Vedelius, Minneapolis. Minn.
R. A. Walsh. Providence, r. l.
IL. c. Williamson, Buffalo, Tex.
Max M Wren. Van Vert. Iowa.
James zeigler, Sylvanis, Ga.
F. NJ. Thomas. West Chester, Pa.
Harry E. Thomas, Downieville. Cal.
Homer Weiss, Sugar Creek, Ohio.
J p. NJ. Wilkinson Union Church, Miss
Urban n. Winnow, Continental. Ohio
Died of Wounds Received in Action
LIEUTENANTS.
c. w Schnelle. st. Louis. Mo.
Thos ]. Weaver. Wapakoneta. Ohio.
SERGEANTS.
! F. s. Burford, Franklin, Pa
| V. L. Burns, Indianapolis, Ind.
Chas. B. Echeverria, Brooklyn, N. Y
Edwin S. Goodson, Smithfield. Va.
Jesse Gravely, Cleveland, Ohio.
James P. Kane. Philadelphia, Pa.
! H. H. McDougall. Jamaica, N. Y.
D. H. Readinger, West Point. Nebr.
Ralph Shook, South Lebanon, Ohio.
c. H. Solomonson, Mas Mine, Mich
CORPORALS.
Geo. c. Culeton, Oswego, N. Y.
Geo. c. Dunlap, Staunton, Va.
Bert Elliott, Casey, Ill.
Earl S. Gregg. Stockdale, Kans.
Carter Haskins, Burkeville, Va.
Sam Jackson, Corsicana, Tex.
l. G. Saunders. Hop Bottom. Pa.
William Schrader. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Jacob w. Swanson, South Elgin. Ill
J. E. Wheeler, Chittenango Sta, N. Y
Ralph E. Williams, Corners Rock, Va
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
More Field Clerks Going Overseas.

bill authorizing the appointment of additional field clerks
Quartermaster Corps for with the Expedonay
Forces has been introduced by Chairman Dent the House Com
mttee Military Affairs The provides that the
Der of clerks shall be increased by exceed The
clerks shall be selected those who had less
three of service the They will receive the
allowances retirement heretofore allowed by law
clerks and shall receive the increase of for
allowed by law commissioned officers OF the
army shall be subject the rules and articles of
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
Buy Matches for Overseas Force.

billion matches have just been purchased by the subsit
Corps for the
Expedonay Forces This purchase about
boxes will be packed adapted
mobile and Since Northern France
tinualv damp the packages have been made wacrght.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09

lave PHI seal examination and rHa
"Jher p-ehminaries. Prospective an
plcan-s are IEed 10 get busy ri~Hr
away For further Information and
application blanks. apply to the corr-
manoing ofhcer OF the neares, STU
dents Army Training Corps lint.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
has. r. Lockett. Flagstaff. Ariz.

Chas. r. Lockett, Flagstaff. Ariz.
Patrick Mccarthy. New York, n. Y.
Chester A. Mann. Winchendon. Mass.
Lee Martin, Coalfield. Tenn.
Basil Merrill. Sheridan. Ind.
Edward w. Miller, Bad Axe. Mich.
Hugh F. Murray, Philadelphia. Pa.
Chas. o. Picrson, WalsenburG. Colo.
Carl b. Randolph, Athens, Pa
Robert Randolph. Cleveland. Ohio.
" Sienkiewicz. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Andy Stevens. Frankfort. ny.
John l. Sullivan. New York, n. Y.
II. J. Thelen. Shelby, Nebr.
Andrew Neneri, Yonkers, y. Y.
George Walsh. Brooklyn, y. Y.
Joseph B. Walsh. Jessup. Pa.
T. w. Whartenby, Philadelphia, Pa
jefferson White. Gilbert, La.
Clifford f. Yerllins. Sharpsburg, Pa.
William Yurecke. Chicago, Ill.
Dominick Zeol. New York. n. Y.
Peter F. Zuk, Jamaica. n. Y.
Roy J. Angevine. Saginaw, Mich.
Albin Bielski, Chicago. Ill
w. F. Brotton, Wilmington, Del.
VIM. F. Cain, New Haven. Conn.
VIM. c. Cantrell. Atoka. Okla.
F. II. Chappell, San Francisco. Cal.
Joseph De Merolis, Norristown. Pa
Orville o. Dennis, Phillips, Wis.
John B. Dewitte, Brussels, Wis.
Alex. Dorfman. New York. n. Y.
Garfield Dunning, Aulander, n. c.
Geo. B. Gedney, Brooklyn, N. Y.
John F. Geraci. Chicago, Ill.
Jack ]. Hennerty, Allentown. Pa.
Paul Z. Hosler. Canton. Ohio.
I |rr-..-
Lloyd Lee Lowe. Gravity Iowa.
Walter MCGOWAN. Linn Rock. Ala.
Allie G. Markisen, Racine. Wis.
JOS l. Marnien. Philadelphia, Pa.
JOS P. Mcgee. Mount Holly, n. ].
Fred d. Miller, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Albert L. Morgan, Kingman, Kans.
Rudolph E. Moser. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Earl Lester Neff. Withee. Wis.
David Payton, Martinsville. Ind.
B. F. Ramsey, Germantown, Ark.
F. E. Rancier. Port Byron. n. Y.
NJ. ]. Reidy. Cambridge, Mass.
Joseph Suzpanski. Sedlec. Russia.
Roy Stokes, Enterprise, Ala.
Emery Voohres. Palatine Bridge. NY
VIM A. Walker, Alpharetta, Ga.
VIM. T. Warnes, Washington, Mich.
. Thad B. Watkins. Bryson City, N. C
| RNrOn L. wilson, MT. vernon, lowe
Robt. X. Yandell. Spokane, Wash.
Wounded Slightly.
CORPORAIS.
]. ]. Thompson. Osborn. Mo.
Edwin c. Wilde, Lakemills, Wis.
Fred NJ. Wilson, Frostburg, Md
PRIVATES.
I Robert +. Adcock, Carrollton. Mo.
Alfred Beaulieu. Fall River, Mass.
\ Joseph Hruska, Cedar Rapids. Iowa
| Bert E. Hunt. Skaneateles, N. Y
&c. B. McCorkle, Crowley. La.
J. w. Mcdaniel, High Point, n. c.
Mike Mer. Brest-Litowsk. Russia.
r. P. Miller, Appleton. Wis.
II. Moskowitz, San Francisco, Cal.
Chas. Rice, New York, n. Y.
Curtis l. Scott, Reform. Ala.
| +. r. Walters, Philadelphia, Pa
Oscar Warren. Pittsburg. Ky.
| VIM. Weidemann. Platonia. Tex.
John Wolff. New York, n. Y.
iC. B. Woodard. Newell, Ala.
Prisoner.
Private ]. D. Price, Dickson, Pa.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
100000, 900 Cigarettes Shipped Monthly.

hundred million cigarettes being shipped the
forces by the subsistence division the Quarter
master Corps demand for tobacco is increasing
the olden days
smoking tobacco greatest demand today cigarettes
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09

Glenn H. Nichols, Venedosia. Ohio.
Died of Disease.
1t. r. +. Moorman. Glen Dean. Ky.
CORPORALS
Edward ]. Dempsey. Mildred. Pa.
William Z. Kolbas, Cleveland, Ohio
Mearl Wheelwright, Ogden. Utah
PRIvATES.
Ashley d. Collins. Dudley. Ga
Charles V. Craig. Midlothian. Texas.
Arthur ]. DAILY, Arco. MINI.
Fred T. Dwyer. Centerville, S. OAK.
George W. Elrod. Habersham, Ga.
William Robert Gohl. Hudson. n. \.
Louis o. Grill, Rhinelander. Wis.
Lynn l.. Havens. Grays Lake. Ill
Emmet Hendrickson. La Fayette, Ind.
Horace Kelley. Lancaster Pa.
Harold L. Kirby, Elliott, Iowa.
w. Kowalewski, Buffalo. n. Y.
Robert Lewis, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Roy Lewis, Ellsworth, Ohio.
Robert Lewis, Pittsburgh. Pa.
r. G. Lillyblad. Red Wing, MINI.
c. Mattingly. Arkansas City. kans.
Ballard Miller. Winston-Salem, n. c.
Lewis Renfroe, Oconee, Ga.
James Salk. Wilma, Russia.
oldillOil. SduSt, Ala.
William D. Wagner, Somerset, Pa.
Curtis S. Webster. Montclair. n. J.
Matthew J. Weldon, Brooklyn, n, Y.
We're w. Wine. Baltimore, Nd.
Earl S. Wiseman, Pickaway, w. Va.
Chester G. Wozniak, Milwaukee, Wis
Fred Zimmerman, Suttons Bay, Mich
Wounded degree Undetermined.)
Lieut.. F. E. Rushing, Coalgate. Okla.
Sgt. K. c. Mcdonald, Chillicothe. Ia
Sgt. Joe Selkins, Brooklyn, n. Y.
CoRPoRALs.
Walter Bischweitz. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Thomas ]. A. Lees, Philadelphia, Pa
HoIsen X. Loard. Montgomery, Ala.
Arthur d. Muddell, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Claude w. Oyster, Villisca. Iowa.
Francis X. Ryan. Philadelphia, Pa.
Horace Smith. Pensacola, Fla.
Francis X. Ernst, Middletown, Ohio.
]. c. Gowdy, Comanche Co, Texas.
Peter T. Martin, Greensboro. Ala.
| Harold c. Moore, Garrison, Iowa
Harry T. Murphy. st. Louis, Mo.
Daniel P. Silva, Lawrence, Mass.
Bugler H. l. Shaw, Ulster, Pa.
Mechanic NJ. Welch, New York, n. Y
Wagner R. Hughes, E. Palestine, o
PRIVATES.
James D. Belk. Pittsburgh. Pa.
John Blahnik, Menominee, Mich.
/ P. J. Ballard, Mount Clemens. Mich.
John F. Beglinger, Eagle Bend, MINI
,, NJ. E. Berger, Ansonia, Conn.
Harry s. Brean, Jeanette. Pa.
Antoine Burby. Marble. MINI.
John J. Burns. New York. N Y.
Mat Ryan. Celina, Tenn.
Fred Champagne, Nederland, Tex.
Roland L. Dyslin, Aurelia, Iowa
Thos. Earles, North Seattle, Wash.
Clarence A. Gift, Pittsburgh, Pa.
! Chas. Gutofski. Charka, MINI. r-
Burnzy Hardy, Brewton, Ala.
John Harris, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas Hart. New York, N. Y. f
Marvin NJ. Hays, Sheldon, Ind.
| Wiley Heavin, Edgar Springs, Mo.
VIM. Hennebry, New York. N. Y.
Joseph e. Hickey. Rossville, Ga.
, Norman Z. Hinton. Warren, Pa
Emmit M. Hires, Beatrice. Ala.
Harry Howard. Summit, N. ].
Claude johnson, Sherman. Tex.
Mike J. Klus, Philadelphia, Pa
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09
FIJI IS

Or. Nays Treatment eonquers worst cases Of
EPILEPSY. spssms, CouTulsions, Nervous Dtxorl
YRS. Generous Loo bottle sent free. STATE Aer
pkB. a. MAY. 54s PEARL ST.. NEW YORK.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09

Private J. .. Price, Dickson, Pa.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-09

Glenn H. Nichols, Venedosia. Ohio,
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-09-18
GERMAN PISTOL WEAKER

The difference between our As cab
iber pistols and the German Army rs
voiver was demonstrated not long ago
in q Middle West Blaughterhouse.
Ten shots from a German pistol
were fred into big steer without
bringing him down. The third shot
from an American As automatic sent
a second steer crashing to the ground
killed, and knocked over by the heavy
bullet
1t is easy to understand, therefore,
why the Germans we're annoyed when
General Pershlng began arming cor
tain picked American soldiers with
pair of these heavy aUtomatics and
turned his "two-gun men" loose on
the enemY.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-09-18
Only Deep-Sea Bathing Goes
with Men Al This Carnr

Soldiers at Camp Upton prefer surf
bathing to saltwater swimming, ac-
oording to Captain Frank Click, ath-
letic director Of the War Department
Commission on Training Camp Actly-
tiles. Whole battalions are taken to
Smiths Point, near Upton. where
Captain Click instructs them in both
ocean and saltwater swimming
At present there are six swimming
instructors and six life guards at the
Point. Captain Click says 1t 10 an
inspiring sight to, see several battal-
ions Of men, many OF whom have
never seen the surf before, caYoEG Mlss
on vacation.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-09-18
Beefsfeak Smothered In Onions
Serued Under Fire In From
BY COLONEL WILLIAM r. GROVE

@ o. e Subststenee Division Quartermaeter Corps in
@A Specially for the solderI1eaders OF "Trench Camp"