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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-01-25
Germany THREATENS SWEDEN

DefieS Country To Divert Tonnage
To United States.
Amsterdam, Jan. 23.-Germany has
begun exercise of powerful pressure
on Sweden, according to Information
received here.
The Cologne Gazette fatty an
nounces that if Sweden permits Am
erica to use her tonnage, even in
coastal traffic, Germany will con-
slider such action a breach of neu-
trality."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-01-25
+ j. K i. i. !. i. i. i. + !. !. !. i.
. KERENSKY MINISTERS
; SLAIN WHILE ASLEEP

Petrograd, Jan. "a. I.
Shingaroff, minister of finance
in the Kerensky cabinet, and
Prof. F. F. Kokoshkine, state
comptroller under Kerensky,
were murdered in their beds
in the Marine hospital.
i. !. i. !. !. i. i. n. !. !. i. + 1. /.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-01-25

Rio Janeiro, Jan. 21.-The packing
house OF Swift & Co. was destroyed
by fire here. The loss is estimated
at 100000.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-01-25
"U" Has 600 Men in War Service

Minneapolis, Jan. 1S.-The UNIVERSE
ty of Minnesota has 900 men in vari-
Gus branches of the United States war
forces, and 152 of them have en-
listed since the college year began.
Oct. 10, Dean ]. B. Johnston of the
academic college announces. Regis
trar E. B. Pierce said that 65S addi-
.tional men in the engineering, med
ical and dental colleges have en-
listed in the technical reserve and
will be called into service on gradl-
alton.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-01-25
FOUR U. S. VESSELS WRECKED

United States Fuel Administrato
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29

OKLAHOMA:
DAFFTN. Jim M. Atoka I'd W..
HARTNESS, John B., Collinsvile (M).
LANDRETH. Ernest S., Idabell (M).
MAPHET. Earl H.. Gate (M).
MCCORMICK. William M, Lutte I'd d..
OREGON:
COMPTON. Frederick W.. Milton (W).
LlNDELL, Alben. Portland (W).
PENNSYLVANIA:
H1tODENBAUGH, 1t J. s.. lieut.. Edston tWl
vWOODBURY. Robert B., lieut., Pottspilt,
u:t.A,M ADAMS; Stanley Harrison. corp. New
AAIMswoRTH. rs; Homer. vandersrift (w).
AVEN. Clarence A., Pittsburgh (W).
BARNES, Albert r.. Philadelphia (w).
B BECKA, Michael. Pittsburgh (").
BECK. George L.. sgt, Pittsburgh (W).
BBEALES. Frank H., Homestead tW).
BROWN. Martin F.. Dravesbure W..
G;HiAATEEE, orlo s.. Pittsburgh ID WI.
DA,KT DDAA,KKGTEIHNIEZiO, FL James. Arno!k (Wl;
DIsslNGER. r. E.. Yomissins (W). -
ENAToN; Roy C., on City lw).
SREA, ER1S. W; E.. billiards (W!.
FAMiL!ARE. Frederick. Philadelphia (W)
FAMILLE, William, Philadelphia (W).
FIsIlN!NERIN. f; j. corp, Pittsburgh (W)
FRAz1ER HhGz!N IA Andrew, Pittsbursh lw1 u,
IMHOF. George H.. Philadelphia (K).
JEFFRIES. Willie Forde. Chester (K).
JOHNSTON. Ralph Eugene. bat. sgt. ma
KANE. Ralph D.. Finleyville (W).
KELLER. Joseph. Philadelphia (W).
kINNEMAN, Paul S., Dover (W).
KEGEL John G.. Philadelphia (W)
LAUER. Ray H., York (W).
LESSIG, Thomas E., Hackett (W)
LUDWIG. Lawrence, Carnegie (W).
MELVIN. Earl Jesse. Philadelphia (W).
me; MElZLER; John Jack. Northampton lW)
OCONNOR, James t.. Ph9nixville (K).
PIZZUTI. Daneto. Pittsburgh tK).
PIETZAK. Mike. Sa1pn (K).
REBER. Charles. Shillington (K).
SAhLADE Raymond Pittsburgh (Kl:
SCHNE1DERITE. VIM, Larksville (W).
SHIMP Ralph. Pittsburgh (W).
SINGER. Clarence r., Dun .aore (W)
SPENCER. James H.. Bellvview (K).
TESLA. John, Greensburg (W).
WAGNER. Stanley H.. Sheffield (Kl.
WATT. F.. j., corp. Enon Valley Cd W.
WEBB. James Henry. Lancaster (W).
WHEELER. Howard P, Philadelphia (W)
WEBSTER, Henry B., Edrboro (K)
WHITE. r. A., corp. Ph9nixville (W).
WILT. Francis A.. corp. Pittsburgh (W)
SOUTH DAKOTA:
BLOOM Clyde. Doland (W).
JOHNSON. Allen r., Winner (W)
TUPPER, Elmore NJ, Watertown (W).
TENNESSEE:
AUSTIN, Tillman. Nashville (W)
ECKELS. George H., Memphis (W).
HOWARD, Charlie. La Toilette (W).
MALOY, Robert, Parrotsville (K).
TEXAS:
COBBLE. Monroe j., Mineola (W).
GRIGGS, Robert O., Satilo (K).
LEVERETT. Henry S., FarmersvilIe (W)
WESTMORELAND R. O., ST. Joe ID D..
UTAH:
DRESBACH. Fl. A.. lieut., Salt Lax
City wv.
BUTLER, Alvah D.. corp, Sandy (W).
VERMONT:
WALDO. G. A., sgt, w. Pawlett ID w.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29

Names ithou
stoned officers iafcs.l
STACK William A. Lott Stree
TRoBUCCO N.
BROWN Edmond ,s LAX. s+x.t TAYLOR,
fe9sEry p, .,o w.. r,. .,., DIED Of Wound
New YorkC ~ ~ ~ DO1AN. no
PYsNER; Fred Herman. Park sn -. :,
WEBER. FREY w. 11s Putnam
"" ' ~ ~
City ~ ~ . avenue d. NEW Died of Disease
Charles b. 64S Riverside MEYER H
wv WINE Me- MseS S e,s iss West 1924 Street Long Island City
sTSr zoo4Sov s s is sHzs z Avenue sss. m nes
"'''"' Wounded s DOL NJ n ,JS%ss 5s e. s2
voNxuMsR. 122 LANcETTo Michael
fJrN&1: s r:"SsIs S"seIs' NJ: lieut., Of Prisoner.
COHEN Fred 1877 N T"bNo"sA Paul A. Perth Ambo
cH1JRcH. Harold G. Broadway. MARINES
FIIZGERALD. led
lod STee New YORK City Newark.N NJ.
We Street, Wounded
Nw MoKRIs Y David p 81 Convent Avenu
Is % Island @ NsS York city, Lloyd So West 'sE Stree
oRaNS I an n;n Nw
pKlGE William Leonard j. Died Of Wounds
Ae 1909 'N' ave DORIS
Crescent Street York City ,c.
SKINNER Charlie. La w. s. West ,
ElsetUhere
Character casualties 9 follows. killed
acon (W) wonded AZ of other
ID W. died of 70 disease; (hd) missing;
(P) prisoner.
A, y.
ALABAMA tnsAMR s MASSEY, James r. Bridgeport C!
X, Oneont
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29
d Two Million Reasons For Buying Liberty Bonds Are Hammemg

ANDERSON. Paul NJ. Coin (-).
ALEXANDER, Herbert, Duncan (Wl.
ANDERSON, Harris. Cedar Falls (W?.
AkpHeKE AkbEH isSs 6 w. eorp vssa W w.
Balm, Earl, Waylnnd (W).
BENSLEY. Hclda, Delhi (W).
BONSAIL. Jake b.. Cnrinda (W).
CARROLL. P. E., 1ndepeI. dcnce (W)
CLELAND. Clarence T.. Riverton (W).
CONKLIN. Dean. Villiscn (W).
DUNN, Morris, corp. Council Bluffs (K).
DYVAD, Carl c.. Albert City (k).
EDINGER, Henry. Marysville (K).
FIRST. Victor, Villisca (W).
F1SHEL. Roy. Calender (W).
FOSTER Vanis r.. Brighton (W).
FISHER, Howard E.. Mores (W).
HOLMES. O. W.. sgt. Council Bluffs (K).
JOBE. Lawrence E.. Macedonia (W).
KELLY. George L.. Council Bluffs (W).
PARCELL, Clarence M. Centreville (K).
SCHrTMAN. Cecil, Council Bluffs (W).
SCHNEIDER. Robert j., Hinton (W).
SIMPSON,, Tom. Clnrinda (W).
STICkLEY, Ben. Parkersburg (W).
TAYLOR, John f.. Indianoln (W).
TAYLOR. Cecil. Thurman (W).
KANSAS:
LESLIE. Preston. Dunkirk tW).
SALYEARS. Virgile, Humphrey (K)
TRAVIS. John M, Victor (K).
KENTUCKY:
Ellison: James. ars; f5'"ss'Ia YosemIte q 9m, w.
EMBRY. jeff, Glen Dean (M)
EULETT. Isom, Harris (W).
HARDIN, Ira, Pcllvillc (W).
HARDY. Joe. Jenkins % Al.
LAIN. Frank, Bowling Green ,W).
RIDDLE. James L.. corp. Forest Cot
tagc (W).
LOUISIANA:
EAGpMpuS; EM{nHI nNSd D. A., " New Orleans ans, *,
THOMAS. Vim: B., Lake Charles tW).
NIDACOPITCH. D.. New Orleans (K).
WILLIAMS. Marion F.. Logansport jMj.
WHALEY. w. P. Whitecastlc ID W..
MASSACHUSETTS,
CHILDS. Arthur. sgt. Boston (K).
DE WILLIS. Charles Edwin. East Fal-
DONOVAN. W. j.. Jamaica Plains (p).
H!CkLEY. kieran. Concord (W).
kAhBERG c; s.. sgt South Boston (w)
RoBINSoN. Walter s. Iawrence en"" tMI'' tMnI''
YOUNG. Henry A.. Somcrvlle tK).
MlCHIGAN:
HoDY;; Ger NJ. lieut.. Lowton (W).
VAN1 HOF. Bernard. lieut.. Grand Rapids
ACKERMAN. J. c.. Mount Pleasant (W>
AKERS; E r. ,v.r Waite Arthur Monroe !W)
6ARTER GARTERrT G;Nsant wi1'ia% xs Pay City IM}
EAGON. George W.. eaton Rapids (W).
HANDY. Leslie B.. Indian Lake Manis.
tiave Cd wy.
KIMBERLIN. c. R.. sgt. Glcnnie (K).
KONGEAL, George. Detroit (W)
NORRIS, Charles w., Detroit (K).
SMITH. Victor E.. Kalamazoo (Wj.
WRIGHT. Clyde Lain. Marshall (K).
MINNESOTA:
BELL JESKI. Edmund. CORP Foley (W).
KNUDSEN, P. H., corp, Albert Lee (W)
WHALSTROM. Werner E.. Candy (M).
MISSOURI:
DEHNERT. J. w.. lieut.. St. Louis (y).
BEAR BEAR; II Roy ". sgt St Joseph (W).
BRAMHALL. Clonnie G.. Mindota (W).
BROWN. VIM. j., sgt, ST. Louis Cd W..
CONWAY. John, st. Louis Cd W..
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29

PERNELL. Frank, Selma Cd Dl.
S1MONS, Jesse r, Hillsboro (W).
STEWART. Percy M. Andalusia (W).
TEDDER. Willie. Fyifc (K>.
ARKANSAS:
JOHNSON. Thomns. Wits Springs (W).
MURKELL Luther. Ell Dorado % D).
PRINCE. Hughie, Morrilton (W).
PORTER. Wesley. McCrory (Wl.
CALIFORNIA:
BUCKLEY. William D.. CORP. Los An
cuRr1s. Wesley T.. owcnsmount (w).
DIANGELES, Serahno. Los Angeles tW).
ELLIS, r. j.. sgt. Los Angeles (W).
FERTADO. Manuel. Santa Clara (M).
FRElTHS. Joe. Fort Jones (W).
GILMORE. Harry W.. sgt. East Sacrn-
HARTsHoRN. Karl F.. Bishop (w>.
KUHL, Kali. Solvang (Wl.
RlCkE. Patrick j., San Francisco (W).
TAFT. NieIs P. Oakland (W).
wiLKERsoN, Alvey C.. Taylorsyiile (M}.
COLORADO:
CLARK, Leo A.. Ieadville (M).
DE BERRY, E. E., Sheridan Lake (M).
MARCE. Edward, Denver (M:.
MAYERLO. William S.. Leadville (M).
CONNECTICUT:
CLARY. John j.. Hartford (w).
COMCOWICH. Michael j.. .Ansonia (M).
DURR. William r.. Norwich Town (K).
GREEN. Earl w. Rockville (Kl.
HASKINS. Clifford c., Elmwood (W).
RICH, Joseph p. Derby (W).
DELAWARE:
GALLO. Joseph. corp. Wilmington (W).
PREVATT. Joseph c.. Bronson (W).
GEORGIA:
CARTER, Albert L.. Ellavillc tM;.
CLARK, William E., Macon (W).
CONLEY, Samuel L., Milan (W).
WHITE, Paul E.. ochlochnec lK). ,
WILSON, Manning d., Abbevlle (W).
YOUNG, Willie j., Braxton (W).
RANDALL. Cnar!ss L.. Idaho Falls % D).
ILLINOIS:
DAppERT, !. l., lieut.: Tnyloryils tK).
BRADLEY. Clifford, Rock Island (Wj,
CARR, Edward M, Chicago ID D..
COOK, Harry H.. Hebron (W).
P4AMoNP' PI47H2 Morris Morris NJ N;;a Chicago (w'.
HOPPER. James j.. Neoga (W).
HOPP. Emmett joe Dundee (W).
LOUKOTA, Jerry. Berwyn (W).
RYNOWSKI. Bruno. Chicago (Ml.
SNOWGRASS, George NJ. Chicago (W(.
SULLIVAN. James j.. Chicago @K).
TONKS. Mark, Witt (K).
TR1NKER; TIHl Hd Jg4,t Harry j.. Chicago tW).
INDIANA:
SHERMAN, William G.. lieut.. Indianap-
oils (M).
DUKES. Russell E., Rockville (W).
FRAME. Robert. Clinton (W).
HELTZ. Phillips. Winchester (W).
LOWE, Orville. Boonville (K).
MATTINGLY. Emil j.. Connelburg (W).
ORZECHOWSKI. Joe. South Bend (W).
PENNINGTON, Rice R.. Terre Haute (W).
SAUNDERS, George L.. Terre Haute (K)
SHELTON, Leslie c., Rochester (k).
SWAN, Claude, Bicknell (W).
IOWA:
YOUNKIN. F. B.. lieut. Ottumwo wv.
ANDREWS, Joe, Shenandoah (W)
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29
Hammerng the Hun Today-Back Them Up With YOUR Doll

WASHINGTON:
MULFORD. Joseph. Tacoma wv.
WISCONSIN:
LARSON. Arthur L.. Hartford fw,.
Died OF Wounds-Previously Reported
Missing
RONCEY, Herschel, Centralia. Wasb
SANDERS, Charlie. Campbellsvle. X
IRONE. Chester F.. Nina, S. D.
Wounded in Action-Previouslv p.
ported Missing
sHUEY, Joseph, sgt. Lebanon. Pen,
GRUCAN. Francis c.. corp, 3o25 C-..-
Ferry Road. Philadelphia s's
r MCAIN, Joseph M. corp. Ais ws.
Twenty-frst Avenue. Houston, Tex.
VAN SILE, Arthur j.. mechanic. R,,..n
MAJOwsKI. Powell r.. ossininv y
:, NELL. Robert w.. Mount Holly sprinr,
PLAsKr. Isnatz. 1913 Chicago Av.n,.
Milwaukee, "ae'
SHIELDS. Thomas H.. 1924 pet,o,.
Avenue. Toledo. Ohio. 0''
Sick in Hospital-PreviousIy Report.d
Missing
DAVIS. John A. sgt. Homestead. p.nn
DELANEY. John W.. 78 Downing Styss.
Worcester. Mass.
DONOVAN. John. Woburn, Mass.
MAHONEY, John F., Winchester. Mass
MURPHY, James H.. Woburn, Mass.
NUGENT, Joseph P. 207 Cambris..
Street. Worcester, Mass
Worcester, Mass. ee''
oDEA, Thomas. s2s Albany Street, Ba.
ton.
o'DoNNELL. John. Woburn. Mass.
PITTS, jeremiah. Quincy, Mass
ROBERTS. Russell c., LoveIand. Ohio
Robinson. Arthur j.. Waltham. Mas
RYAN. James E.. 70 Sumner Street.
Worcester. Mass.
ROSE. Joseph, 524 Saratoga Ayenne n'
Wounded Severely-Previously Re-.
ported Killed in Action
SWIEBOCKI. Bruno. sgt. 21s0 West
Eighth Street. Chicago.
CUBA:
GARCIA. Miguel. J. E.. Havana (w.
OLSEN. Carl. Bochelin (K).
ENGLAND:
ARRUPE. Serefino. corp. Liverpool (K).
MMULLEN. James, Liverpool (W5. >''
GREECE:
HAMELAKIS. Jas. Hereon Ca.a (K).
ITALY:
CATANESE. Laird, Strate Simmerio (p,.
DIANA. Angelo Congello Anone (P).
GAZZERVO. Giovanni, Tori (K).
GAZZELA. Geasomo. Castle France
Veneto (M).
LA SCOLA. Giovanni. Sicily (K).
PASQUIANDONIA, Batisto. Paterno Ter.
mo Abrussi (W).
PESANDO, Andrew, Meana Torrnno (w).
RUSSIA:
BONCAREwICz. wislenty. Miesierty, Pc.
land (W).
DONALINK. Vassilly. Grodno Brest,
Vychulky (KN.
WARANISKY. William, Grodna (M).
SWEDEN:
AXELSON. H.. Forsuas Forshago (M).
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29
DVORAK, George. St. Louis tK):
DIETRICH. Walter c.. corp. st. Louis

DVORAK, George st. Louis (K):.
DIETRICH. Walter c.. corp. st. houl
FLEMING. Patrick r.. s., toue % D W; ";
KELEHER. Leo F.. ST. Louis !W).
MARTIN, Thomas F.. Eldon (M).
WORMS, George IT, Meta (k).,,
YOCHUM Walter L.. Baxter (K).
MISSISSIPPI:
HOLLOWAY, Hughie. Jaycss (D D.;
M'INTYRE. James c.. Chester ID p.
STRUDIVANT. Jesse A.. Ablow (W).
MoNrANA:
GoLDHAHN. Henry L.. Great Falls (K)
KRERS. Herman, Harlowtown tM).
VORIS, Charles E., st. Regis (k).
NEBRASKA:
B3Ts1Hp B1 HSrgy Hrre Vi IT, PspSe MaRSe. q 12 w.
HENNiNGS, RENHMiISs TSse Fred D.. Waco lw}:
JOHNSON. George B., Horace IVY.
PITKE, Lestor. Gibbon tWl. ,>
PINKERToM, YIN. M.' ,hsnh"ra Benke'm"n (W} ,K
scHoNiNG. Paul r.. North Lonp (W).
TUCKER, Will, Martinsburg (W).
WEST, Warren W., st. Ann ,(Kl.
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
FOLEY, John A., Manchester (W).
NEW JERSEY:
MORGAN, William b.. Camden (W).
NEW MEXICO:
ARCHULETA. Jose F.. Springer (K).
HOWARD. James H.: Captain (M.
MORAZ. Pablo. Guadalupe (M).
REBERA, Andres, Santa Fee (M)
ST. JOHN. Marshall c.. Carrizoza (M).
NEW YORK:
GREEN, Harry j.. lieut. Troy ID W w.
ANTHONY. Nicholas G.. Utica % A.;
BERLIN. J F Stuyvesant Landing (W).
GAMER, John NJ, corp, Rome (K):
GREMLIN, II. H., corp, Burdonia (W).
HAYWARD, Lester A.. Syracuse (Wl.
kELBERER. w. D.. Niagara Falls Cd D)
LAMB. Ernest c.. Portvil!e tW);
PHILIPS, William F., Ravena (W).
STARK, Carl A., jamestown (W).
TRACY, Clarence. Rochester ,K).
NORTH CAROLINA:
AVERY, Jesse. Duke Cd w.
NORTH DAKOTA:
EKSTROM, Oscar. Harvey (W).
WITCHIk. Edwin, Fargo (W).
OHIO:
ANDERSON, John B Banbridge (W).
ANDERSON, Joseph L.. Greenfield (W).
DIRLAM, Hale ", New London (W).
DURNEY. Roy W.. Cleveland IVY.
EBERT, Fred. corp. Columbus (K).
FENSEL Albert, Marysvile (Wl
.HURR, Karl W., Bucyrus (K).
HILL. Wright. Columbus (W).
JADzDZINSK1: Leon j.. West View (W).
KOON, James W., sgt, Weems (W).
KUKAWINSKI, John. Toledo (W).
MADDEN, Emmett, Ostrander (W).
MILLER, Albert S.. Thurston (K).
MURPHY, Glen R.. Perry (K).
MALONE, Thomas, Bellefontaine (W).
MARSHALL. George H., Toledo (W).
MINTY, John F., Toledo (M).
PALMERO. Charles. Cleveland (W).
PpEALEY, Lloyd. Mineral City (Wl:
SAVAGE, Thomas, Youngstown (W).
SHARP. John B., Grovesport (W).
SILER, Fred, Bradford {W).
STRUBLE Burton o.. Delta (-).
VEITH. Norman H., Conneaut (K).
VOLKERT. Fred, Hicksville (W)
WISE. Forest Alvin. De Graf ID D..
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29
MARINES

CALIFORNIA:
BANKS Walter K. New Monterey (W).
SMITH. Todd. Grass Valley (W).
COLORADO:
AsHBAUGH, Andrew w.. Denver (w>.
IDAHO:
HEATH. Richard A., wardner (w).
ILLINOIS:
BERGLIvD, Erhard j.. Chicago CP). "
LAMBKIN. Elver B.. sgt, Chicago (w).
SANDRoK, Walter wd % G.. Napervilie ii tw,
UHRIG. Jake M. Sterling ID w.
KENTUCKY:
SlRCY, Sherman. Oakville (W).
LOUISIANA:
FREMIN. George E.. Cutoff tW).
MARYLAND:
WILLIAMS. Fred. Conowingo tw).
MICHIGAN:
HGET. HEES Esz%sna Ms%sa Il: l.: Bst4st Rss5 *, Ek'
MINNESOTA:
GORMAN. Francis W.. Goodhue (K).
MISSOURI:
GRAHAM. Edward A.. St. Louis (P).
NEW JERSEY:
FARRELL. Raymond E.. Newton ID W.
NEW YORK:
DAVIS. Ward c., Seneca Falls (W).
NEEDELL. Benjamin A.. Albion wv.
OHIO:
M'KENNY. Robt. W.. CORP. Piqua fw).
OREGON:
BRANDEs. Eddie O., Tillamook ID w.
CECIL. Edwin, Eugene ID w.
MORGAN. Arthur R.. Ashland (W).
PROHASKA. Frank p, Beaverton ID W.
SOUTH DAKOTA:
SMITH. Michael. Watertown (W).
TENNESSEE:
SMITH, Charles A., Chattanooga (W).
VIRGINIA.:
CRIST. George R., Broadway (wl.
KNOX, Douglas H., Fredericksburg Cd Wy.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29
VIRGINIA ;

VIRGINIA:
JOHNSTON, Chas., capt.. Richmond W..
DRAKE, Edgar c., Stephens City tWl-
GTARNES, Thomas E.. Hill Station (W).
WILLIAMS. John W.. Dolphin I'd D.
wAsHINGTON:
SCHMIDTMAN. Bernard H.. lieut., Paseo
% w.
DAVIDSON, William p, Everett (W):
FULLBRIGHT r. L., North Yakima (W).
JOHNSON, Elmer Hoquin (M).
KUNZ, Louis, Port Townsend tM).
WASHINGTON. d. c.:
BURKE. Walter K, lieut., 123 MARYLAND
Avenue ID W.
DAVIS, r. B., 1909 Thirty-first Street (w).
WEST VIRGINIA:
COGAR, Willie. Pickens (W).
DODGE, Chester O., Telle Alta (W).
FIELDS. John E., Belgrove (W).
JUDY. Howard w.. Cornstalk I'd AZ.
M'KEE, George Hubbardstown (W).
SHANKLIN, Carl A.. Creamery I'd AZ.
WISCONSIN,:
ABRAHAMSON, H. A.. Oconomowoc (W).
ANGLE. Edward E.. GAINESVILLE oW).
CRONK, Charles, Menominee (M):
CARADINE, J. c., corp. Monroe I'd w.
COX, Aubrey Greenwood % W..
DUNE, Will, Sturgeon Bay Cd w.
FROEHLICH, Albert, Milwaukee (K).
MARTIN, Wayne E.. Madison (W).
REIMER. Alfred P. Athens (W(.
UDIC, Harvey, Oshkosh (K).
VAN ELLIS, A. ", Port Washington (K).
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29

M1SSTSBITPI:
HOLLOWAY, Hughie. Jaycss (D D.:
MINTYRE, James c.. Chester I'd -.
STRUDIVANT, Jesse A.. ALLOW (W).
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON Sept 2SThe casualty lists made public to-day
the contain 40 of officers enlisted OF
killed
wounded slightly wounded 20 died died accident
died CT disease an the hands of the enemy
the killed died
wounds. prsonesr missing.
The full list follows
Neu York City and Vicinity
lNames those
sioueI in
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29
OKLAHOMA:

OKLAHOMA:
DAFF1N. Jim NJ. Atoka I'd w.
HARTNESS, John B.. Collinsville my.
LANDRETH. Ernest S.. Idabell (M).
MAPHET, Earl L.. Gate (M).
MCCORMICK. William M, Lutte I'd d..
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29

PERNEL1.. Frank, Selma Cd Dl.
SIMONS, Jesse F., Hllsboro (W).
STEWART. Percy NJ. Andaluaia (W).
TEDDER. Willie. Fyfc (K).
New-York tribune., 1918-09-29

MONTANA:
EIDSVlCK, Thomas. Enid (MD.
GOLDHAHN, Henry L., Great Falls (K)
KRERS, Herman, Harlowtown tM).
VORIS Charles E., st. Regis (K).
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-14
Enemy Torches Cause
$6O,OOO,OOO Loss in US.

New York, Jan. 14.-In the nine
months since the United States en-
tered the war the value of the muni-
ton factories, grain elevators, stock
yards, oil properties, cotton, marine
properties, tanneries and other in
dustries vital to the war efficiency of
the nation, destroyed by known in
cendiary or suspicious fires, is more
than $50,O00,OOO.
OF this amount, more than S43,-
100000 represents fires in which the
damage done amounted to 100000,
or more, in each instance.
A table prepared by the National
Board of Fire Underwriters gives by
months the statistical story of the
damage wrought in the United States
by enemy incendiaries since April l,
last.
This table shows that the enemy
has been busy in every part of the
country. In eleven instances the dam
age done equaled or exceeded ST.
100000, the most disastrous of the
conflagrations being that which in
October destroyed piers and war sup
plies in Baltimore valued at $S,-
100000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-14
Senator Brady, of Idaho,
Dies From Heart Disease

Washington, Jan. 14.-Senator
James H. Brady, of Idaho, died at his
home here last night from heart dis
ease. He suffered an acute attack
week ago while on his way to wash
ington from Idaho.
At the bedside at the time of the
Senator's death were his wife and
two sons, S. E. Brady, of Chandler,
Okla, and J. Robb Brady, of Kan
saS.
Senator Brady was born in Indiana
county, Pa, fifty-six years ago, but
moved to Kansas when boy. He
taught school for three years, and
later engaged in newspaper work. He
moved to Idaho in 1895, and was
made chairman of the Republican
state committee in 1904, and was
elected Governor in 1908. After his
term expired he was elected to the
Senate by the Legislature and re-
elected by the people in 1914.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-14
TOBACCO Is ONE
THING NEEDED IN
SOLDIER CAMPS
Comes First to Make Men
Comfortable and Happy
att Hard Work

"ColonG9," I asked what do your
men need, most to make them COM
Portable ;md happy?"
"Tobaceo!" he replied promptly
after that, literature. L don't mean
necessarily Darwin's Descent OF
Man. though a copy or so of that
wouldn't come amiss; but the cur
rent weeklies and magazines and
newspapers what the home folk
are talking about"
Thus the opinion of colonel
with the Pershing expedition who
was interviewed by Elizabeth Fra
1t hit the bulls eye so squarely that
the editor of the Camp Dodger,'
the Off cial paper of the Eighthy-
eighth division, makes an editorial
on the suggestion and also takes q
fling at the critics. His article on
THE Msakin's" reads in part as fol-
lows:
Attention is again directed to-
ward otganized groups of American
publicity in their attempts to thwart
tho purpose of the Smokes for Sol
Giers' campaigns being conducted
throughout the country.
Arguing from a highly intellec-
tual plane they represent that the
money invested in smokes is vast
ed and could be much better utiliz-
ed in charitable work instead OF
nurtuTIng and maintaining 'perni-
cious' habit.
They fail to take cognizance OF
the fsct that relief must be given
for the eXcitable mental state that
accompanies the tedium OF military
life 10th in the trenches and in
training. They do not realize that
tobacco is q practically harmless
mental sedative and easily obtainable
agent of relaxation that the soldier
can appreciate.
"Tlney do not remember that in
looking after the welfare of his
men almost every commanding gen.
eral OF the present war, regardless of
nationality, has specified that to-
bacco was a necessity in maintain
ing the morale and insisted upon its
being q part of the regular ration"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-14
Altoona Affairs Now
on Business Basis

Altoona, Pa, Jan. 14.-Altoona's ex-
pertinent with the city manager form
of government, under Fl. Gordon Hin
kle, just one week old, is showing
surprising results. Hinkle has jumped
into his new job with a vigor and de-
termination that is proving conta-
gious.
One of Hinkle's first orders brought
commendation from shopmen and
rai1roaders. Council meetings in fu-
ture will be held in the late afternoon
or evening. so workmen can attend
them. Secret sessions have passed
into the discard.
Hinkle has begun a complete audit
of the city's accounts and an inven-
tory of all city property. He is re-
ducing the city's affairs to a business
basis.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-14
BUY AT FARMERS
HOME TO SAVE
Commissioner O'Neil Makes
Some Suggestions in Re-
gard to Lowering Costs

The idea of marketing by automo-
boards in front of their places what
they have TO sell to the folks who
have cars to go out and buy direct
from the producer is bought out by
State Highway Commissioner j
Denny O'Neil in a statement issued
by him today. Mr.. O'Niel says that
there are $4,000 motor vehicles, OF
which 10000 are trucks and that
farmers own $4,000 cars. The rest
are pneumatic-tir machines, which
can be used to visit the country on
marketing tours as well as for pleas
ure.
The farmer, if he bulletins the
cost of his products at his home,
should bear in mind that he was
saved the cost of transportation to
market in making his prices for the
man who comes out from the city
to buy" says the Commissioner.
Farmers close to congested districts
may not be able to make big cuts
in prices, but the car owner in the
course of his average journey can
find conditions he seeks and the
farm products"
Commissioner O'Neil also said that
the food situation can be helped If
men with trucks will go out and buy
up produce and sell reasonably,
while men with cars can assist their
automobileless neighbors to buy
from the farmer. The Commissioner
says regular transport trains of
trucks are coming and that high
ways of sufficient width can be util-
iZed to improve transportation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-14
DOURLE FUNERAL HELD

Marietta, Pa, Jan. IA doubIe
funeral was held yesterday at River
Corner, when Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
NJ. Shenk,> aged 76 and 70 years,
were buried in the Mennonite Gene
terry. The couple lived over fifty
years in their home, and were
found dead by their son, Amos, sew
eral days ago. Their death was due
to coal gas asphyxiation. The fu-
neral was one of the largest ever
held here and it was the first double
funeral.