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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-16
SITUATIONS
RECARDEDAS.
WELLIN HAND.
London Sees Little Change
at Front-All 0. K.
Says Washington.

Washington, July 16.-Official
reports on the new German often
sive and the part played by
American troops in holding up the
enemy on the first day began to
reach the war department early to-
day from Generals Pershing and
Bliss. They confirmed press ac-
counts and a department statement
said they described the situation as
satisfactory, though noting that
the first day of the battle, OIL
course, was a general advance
guard action and that the enemy
reserves were yet to be dealt with.
Tension was somewhat relaxed
at the war department, although
the course of the battle was fol-
lowed with as much eagerness for
late bulletins as on yesterday
President Wilson again aban-
doned his usual morning round of
golf today and remained at the
White house, hearing reports from
the front as they came in. He
was up late last night following
both official and unofficial ad-
vices Closely.
Little Change at Front.
London, July 16-Advices re-
ceived in London up to noon today
say that little change in the situa-
ton has been created by the Ger
man offensive. The attacks which
continued throughout yesterday
were conducted by the forces of
General Won Below and General
Won Bohm, who are directing the
operations of the two armies on the
left wing of the German crown
princes group.
Great numbers of German corpses
are hanging on the tangle of barbed
wire in front of the French posi-
tions and all the reports state that
the losses of the Germans must
have been exceedingly heavy.
French Defense Intact.
The main attack to the east of
Reims continued up to o'clock last
night. The fighting was extremely
severe in the vicinity of Souain and
at Prunay, where the Germans cap
tured a wood south of the village.
This however, was an exception, the
German attack elsewhere being re-
pulsed with heavy losses. The
French line of resistance remains
practically intact everywhere.
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(Contlnuea on Page Nlne.l
X. OF G. ADOPTS SLOGAN.

New York, July l6.-The Knights
Of Columbus adopt the slogan tEv-
erybody Welcome, Everything
Free" for war activities. Only
stamps will be sold in their huts.
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-
Prisoners, l.
Total, 1O2.
The army list:
Killed in Action.
SERGEANTS John W. Hanley,
Newark, y. j.; Jacob Mannis, Cen
terville, y. !.
CORPORALS Frank H. Collins,
Edmond, Okla; Harry A Fuller,
Geraldine, Mont; Frank H. Raidt,
Wellston, Okl2.
PRIVATES Louis Bruno, SYRIA
Cuse, y. Y; Frederick J. Pagan,
Washington, d. c.; Alfred E. Hutch
! inson, Gregory. S. d; Forrest s
knOwltOn, Bradley, Maine; Ernest
T. Nancy, Newburgh. n. Y; Alex
andeT Mensurati, Praci, Italy; Ma
rio RuconiCs, Ossero. Austria;
George Turcotte, Fall River. Mass;
Vernon Wymer, North Baltimore,
Ohio.
Died from Wounds.
SERGENANT Floyd E. Roderick,
South Bend, Ind.
CORPORAL William G. Storch,
New York City.
PRINATES Dewey Patterson, Nc
Connelsville, Ohio; Eriberto c. Ro-
cha, Los Angeles, Cal; Isham A.
Smith, Zephyr, Texas; Lee f.
Smith, PinevilIe, La; Charlie F.
Snyder, Continental. Ohio; Arthur
f. Winslow, Rockland, Maine.
Died of Disease.
PRIVATES Lucius Hampton,
Matthews, s c; Ralph Perry, Cush-
NJ
Bakerton, Pa.
Died from Other Causes.
PRIVATE Michael J. Ward, Phil
a delphia, Pa.
Wounded Severely.
SERGEANT Edward S. Lassus,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
CORPORAL Herbert H. Miller,
Raymond, III.
PRIVATES Louis G. Howard,
Charlottesville, Ind; Elmer P. Len
non. Portage, Wis: Charles Mar
shall, Milwaukee, Wis; Albert No
wax. La Crosse, Wis; Joseph A.
Troy, East St Louis, III.
Missing in Action.
CORPORALS Harry f. Cham
bers, Des Moines, Iowa; Alvin T.
ROwley. Pleasant Hill, III.
PRIVATES John A. McInnis. Eau
Claire. Wis; James D. Matchett,
GIenwood Iowa; Conway Skill
corn, Chicago.
MARINE LIST.
The marine corps casualty list
today shows:
Killed in action 40.
Died of wounds 10.
Wounded severely II.
Missing IS.
Total 81.
Marine corps casualties reported
today are in two lists, the frs tof
which dated July l3. follows:
Killed in Action.
SERGEANTS Daniel E. Donahue,
South Boston, Mass; Rex R. Ish,
lpresent address unknOwn; Gle
ments Kite, Mount Airy, Philadel-
p1ia, Pa.
CORPORALS Herman Grollman,
Newark. y. J.: Harry Hillix, Fre-
donia. Kans.; Joseph G. W. Klapp,
Newark, n j.; Joseph ". kOr-
sky, Grand Rapids, Mich; Jack
Napp, Philadelphia, Pa; Ernest A.
Neil, San Antonio, Texas, John Sc
mian. Taylor, Pa; Frank Sidders,
Yardville, y. j.; Benjamin F. Tur-
ner, Waco. Texas.
DRUMMER John A. Overland,
Camden, y. J.
PRIVATES Henry BemDerg, Chi
CagO: Paul Glandin, Amherst, \.
H. Joseph B. Brown. Lynchburg.
Va. Ernest l.. Buchheister, Chi
cagO. William F. Burton. Kansas
Continued on Page Nine.)
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srately bombed by the German avn
slors. was full of wounded at the
tine and doctors were performing
operations at four tables. The Op-
erauons continued notwithstanding
the explosions
At least three bombs were
dropped on the hospital. One de
srroved three tents. Additional doc
tors were telephOned for immedi-
stelv and the work Of the hospital
was continued without interruption.
Search for Wounded.
Further east in the region OF
Cbalons it was a busy night for the
personnel Of the American Red
Cross, hospitals being evacuated ana
wounded being searched for along
the road.
c. 5. Wheeler, representative Of
The American Red Cross at JOuy,
left for the Paris headquarters this
morning
Went Over Last Winter.
New York, July l6.-aiss Jane
Jeffrey. American Red Cross nurse,
who was among those reported in
cable dispatches as wounded when
German ayiatOrs dropped bombs on
the hospital at Jouy, went to
france last winter with a group of
Young women who were 10 work in
the children's bureau Of the de-
partment of public health. Her
home is in Dorchester. Mass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-16
Japs Take Up
America Note
OnRuSs MOUe?

Toxic, Saturday, July 49,
(By The Associated Press)-A
special meeting of the Japan
ese cabinet which was attend.
ed by army officers was held
today and the newspapers at
tach much importance to It.
1t is believed that some com.
municatiOn was received from
the American government con.
corning Intervention in Russia.
Washington, July 16.--Appoint-
ment Of an American commission
to make a thorough investigation
OF actual conditions IN Russia was
strongly urged by President VIII
son today in letter from Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska, chairman
OF the senate foreign relations
committee. The question Of mill
tary Intervention in Russia was not
discussed in Senator Hitchcock S
letter.
The American commission was
proposed by the senate committee
chairman because Of what he said
are conflicting reports regarding
economical, political and
social conditions in Russia.
Views of many Russians and al
so Americans returning from Rus
sia, regarding sentiment of the
Russian people, were cited to the
president as evidence of the wide
disparity of opinion existing. A
strong commission of prominen.
of sound judgment and
discretion, Senator Hitchcock ad-
vised the president, would be of
value to the country in determin-
ing its future course
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-16
DROP BOMBS
ON BUILDING;
z 9 HURT
Structure Filled With In
jured Is Deliberately
Attacked by Foes.

Paris. July Is. German aVi-
ators at IL o'clock last night
dropped bombs on the Ameri-
can Red Cross hospital ut JOuy.
THO enlisted men were killed
and among the personnel nine
persons we're wounded. Miss
Jane Jeffery. an American Red
Cross nurse. was among those
wounded, though her injuries
are not serious.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-16

Associated Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-16
REPORT FOES drive COMPLETE fail URE
IO2Nan1esOn
ArrnyList and
SION Marines

Washington, July 16-The army
casualty list today shows:
Killed in action, IA.
Died of wOul ds, S.
Died of disease, 3.
Died OF accident and other
causes, /.
Wounded severely, SO.
Missing, %.
Prisoners. l.
Total, 1O2.
The army list:
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Yanks and French Connter.


On the front east OF Reims, in
spite ~ terrific fighting during the
past day and night the enemy has
not been able 70 penetrate the
French zone OF defense, The Ger
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-16
Fierce Battle Continues
as U. S. Men and Allies
Hold Lines Intact.
BULLETIN.

Paris, July l6-The Germans
apparently nave from sixty TO
seventy divisions In position for
the present offensive OF which
some forty divisions have al
ready been engaged. This
would mean a potential force
OF approximately 95O,OOO with
540,0UO engaged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-16

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M c N b er of Audit
Bureau Of Calculations
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-03
GREENSBORO

Greensboro September z.-(Special) Lieut.. G. W. Cretzberg of Eclectic and Miss Florence Dugger. daughter of Mrs. G. w. Dugger of Greensboro, were quietly married at the home of the brides mother on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. G. K. Williams of the Methodist church officiating.
 The ceremony was witnessed by rela- tives and close friends, the couple imme- diately afterwards motoring to Akron. where they took a train for Fort Sill. Okla, at which place Lieutenant Creitz- berg is training at the aviation school
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Bugler Peter Horowitz, New York. New York.
 Mechanics
 Frank Rusgiero, Pittsfield, Mass. Joseph Traccwski, Eynon, Pa. Privates;
 Carlo Bazzani. Coupon, Pa. Assadour Bodrosien, Lynn, Mass. August A. Hedblom, Paskin, Wis. August HcaslSa, Johnstown, Pa. George leov, oakland, Cal. John R. Newton, Little Muddy, Ky. William Joseph Walsh South Boston, Mass.
 John w. Yohe, Latrobe, Pa. August Badenhop, Napoleon, O. Asa Beard, Barton City, Mich, Walter Beltz, West Frankfort III. August Braun, Cottage Grove Wis. John Flavin, North Walpole, N. H. Howard l.. Ford. Fort Wayne, Ind Henry Freese, Raymond. Minn Bernard F'rohu, Highland, III. Joseph $. Cannon, Cordova, Ala. Earl s. Gatlin, Lookeba, Okla. John Gettinger, Shadyside, O.. Harry c. Goedolmann, Red Bud, III. Moses J. Goulet. Kawkawlin, Mich. James J. Guerin, Stamford, Conn. James o. Hansard Can Alstyne, Tex. Henry Hanson. Mcleod, N. D. Joe NJ. Harrison, Chatsworth, Ga. Dave c. Harry, Mineola, Tex. z Charles Hertzinger, Alton, III. George. H. Hicks, Clarksville, Ga. Bert Higginbotham, Arcadia. Fla. William H. Horton. Rock Spring, Ark. Charley Jerabeb. Hutchinson. Minn. Dock Jackson, Hico, La. Walter Marcuski. New Haven, Conn. Edward B. Markle, Paxton, w. Va Edward c. Michels, Albion, Ill. Levy Mitchell. Simsboro. La. Raymond R. Otts, Sulligent, Ala. Josh Peck, Eden, Miss. Henry Richard, Holyoke, Mass. Axol l.. Sannis, Forman, N. D. John F. Sara, Elkhorn, Jefferson county. Montana.
 Emmitt E. Sharber, White Plains. Ky. Sylvester Tomberlain, Brainerd, Minn James Volk, Cleveland.
 Ralph J. Walton. Browning. Ill. Carl J. Wilkinson, Grand Junction. Col Lieut.. Robert c. Browning, Mime apols.
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To the Mother Who Weeps
By BRIGGS

By Rosa Ciisby John. Let me come in and hold your hand, l, whose son could not answer the call. Let me look into your love-lit eyes Of the Ions, long years and understand. Let me come to kneel and pray with you, TO feel the spirit of your son, Who through that sad and fiery day, When far spent saw the Christ, heard
 Him say Come unto Me- all along the way. n ;, Then after prayer, as our strength is
 given. And, together we've fought our battle ana
 won, We'll climt the heights where rests yoIr
 son.
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Days CasualtyLis
ALABAMA CASUALTIES

Sergt. Raleigh Franks, Morris, wounded severely.
 Thomas H. Houston, Albany, miss ing in action.
 Corp. Fred Tribble, 572S Third ave- nue, north, Birmingham, wounded se- verely.
 Joseph S. Cannon. Cordova, miss ing in action.
 Raymond R. Otis, sulligent, miss ing in action.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

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Cotton

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PERSONAL

Lieut.. c. F. Frierson. Jr., recently corn- missioneI at Camp Taylor, spent Sunday in Birmingham with his sisters. Mrs. Smith and Mrs Alley.
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SECTION TWO
KILLED IN ACTION ut. Solomon Rubel, New York.

Lieut.. Solomon Rubel. New York. Sergeants:
 Walter Tillman Plankertz. Dearborn, Mich.
 John Greenfield. Shreveport, La. Earl c. Mittelstat, New Boston, Mich Robert D. Winters, New Iberia, La Corporals:
 Howard Amos Duente, Pittsburg. Jesse c. Harding, St. Francisville, III. vinton Moore, Ladysmith. Wis Earl G. Wrasse. Milwaukee. Bugler Cecil Eugene Ogletree. Detroit. Privates:
 Pewton David Davis. Hickory. Ky. Fred McCann, Shullsburg. Wis.
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Sergt Orrie F. Kline. Tacoma, Wash. Privates:
 Gerald E. Fish, Pittsford, Mich. Orville A. Nelsan, Litchfield, Minn. DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED
 IN ACTION Private Walter F. Strasser, Buffalo, New York.
 Private John J. Lynch. Centralia, Pa. :
 WOUNDED SEVERELY Stephen J. Dorsek, Toledo, 0, Lewis H. Gunnell, Arlington. N. J. Leo r. Hartmann, Sandusky, Q. Norman J. James, Buffalo. N. Y. Roy r. White, Campbell Hill, H. Dessa c. Wilson. Mannington, w. Va. Leslie Bender, Fredonia, N. Y.
 WOUNDED IN ACTION Gunnery sergt. Eugene J. McHugh. New York.
 Trumpeter Mike T. Grucela. Arkron. O. Joseph c. Clark, Wartrace, Tenn. Joseph l.. Conrow, Kansas City. James H. Eagar Hurricane, Utah. Francis Geelan. Yankton, $. D. Roy A. Hill, Coyle, Okla. William T. McGhee, Fredericksburg, Va Carl O. Potter, Hector. Minn Earl D. Powers, Washington, Mich. fAEV 1OOOLI /hEI Oh ED Mloo- ING IN ACTION. NOW REPORTED SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION Private Raymond c. Johnson, Denver
 IN HANDS OF ENEMY sergt. Roscoe M. Cram. New Sharon, Maine.
 PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION, NOW REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS
 Private Adan J. Ducabage, Stanwood, Mich PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION, NOW REPORTED WOUNDED Privates Zoel Bacon. Fall River. Mass Oscar w. Burns, Philadelphia, Leslie w. Lynch, Oglesby, Tex. Bernald Mcdonald, Washington, D. c. Louis Puricelli, St. Louis. Chester I. Ransom. New Hampton. la, John A. Riggs, Rochester, N. Y. Marion H. Rowe, Mansfield, o. John T. Stinson. Philadelphia.
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Railroad Schedule

COrrected to Mny IF, 1918 Arrival and deporture of passenrap trains Birmingham: The followin1 schedule figures published as informa. ton, are not guaranteed. BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
 Southern Hallway system
 (Southern Railway Col
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WOUNDED SEVERELY

= $ .>~~-~~~ Captains:
 John T. Fisher. Berkley, Cal Matthew C.>Tomkins, Waco. Tex. Lieutenants: William K. Hanlin, Arlington, R. l. Harry F. Kelly. Ottawa, Ill. Charles A. Loughlin, Jr., Grand Forks North Dakota.
 Andrew H Yorton, Mellen. Wis. Earl c. Horan, Brooklyn. Clarence A. Ludlum, Jr., Jamaica, N. Y Sergeants Raleigh Franks, Norris Dram -Ritchey, Lancaster, Pa Israel B. Wagstaff, Cambridge, o. Emil G. Zugehor, Rochester. N. Y. Douglas l. Brown, Pound, Va. Hiram N. Rossuck, Bayshore. N. r. James A. Dempsey Madison, Wis. Leslie E. Hecht, Chicago. Corporals:
 Otto Earth. Monroe, Wis. Walter Bedford, sManitowoc, Wis. Gus Birkholz, Cicero, H. Walter J. House, Bellevue, Tex. Scion Pace. Benton, Ky Carl O. Peterson, Chicago. William l.. Phibbs, Knoxville, Tenn. Wayne Vanderbilt, Juda, Wis Walter Foster, Exodus. Ky Harry A. Garnow, North East. Pa Theodore Robinett, Wakefield, Kan. Joe Albert Demorest, Quincy, Mich. William Harker, Woodville, Mich Allan H. Hess, Chicago. Stanley S. Schmeiding, Shelby. Mich. Harold Duncan, Alpena. Mich. Henry O. Freeman, Chicago Harry Johnson, Barksdale, Wis. Jans S. Larson, Keimdal, N. D. Carl Paul Orgish. Spencer, Wis. Audin Thoris, Chicago. Peter Rohleder, Unionpart, N. Y. Martin ]. Weber, IcHenry, H. Milan Mikich, Detroit. Tom Pleso. Corzy Kosizy, Austria. Mechanics:
 James c. Dean. Goldville, S. c. George w. E. Hamilton, Fond Du Lac Wisconsin.
 Paul Relot Milwaukee. Oscar W. Malm, Chicago. Prfvates:
 Syndney II. Allen, West Lynn. Mass. Harold M. Barden, Los Angeles. Joseph A. Blanchard. San Francisco. Henry Brauers Tacoma, Wash
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DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
 OTHER CAUSES

Sergt. Ellsworth c. Wood, Omaha, Neh Bugler Lawrence D. Dresser Emmett, Idaho.
 Private Alfanse Bayler, Ruth Glen, Va Private Mike Prokop, International Falls Minn tG
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MARINE CASUALTY LIST

Washington, September 2.-The follow ing casualties are reported by the com manding general of the American ex- peditionary forces dncluded in above to- taD:
 Killed In dcllOn ...-...s.'..''.-.. ....'...-..' . Died of wounds received in action .... Wounded in action (severely) ......... s Wounded in action (degree undeter- minedD .............-'..... ...-........'- -..'.iv In hands of enemy ........................ l
 = Total ....,.' 14
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SECTION ONE
KILLED IN ACTION

LieutenantS: Randolph Fitzhugh Mason, Richmond, Virginia. Clifford c. Davidson, San Francisco. William J. Deevy, New York. Townsend Young. ossining, N. r. Sergeants:
 William J. Sergeant, New York. Frank E. Brown, Rufus, Ore
 Sigmund Smith, Buffalo, N. Y. Samuel Roberson, Paris, Ky. Corporals:
 Sidney Bolan, Atlanta
 Harry Bromberg. New York.
 William P. Watska, East Kingston, New York. Francis Euge1e Dow, Detroit
 George A. Jones, Elliottville, Ky, Rex Victor Marks, Pennvilie, Mich Aleis Schlaikowski, Milwaukee. Charles Henry Schoor, Port Huron, Michigan.
 Gerald William Schwartzburg. North Milwaukee.
 Harry D. Wilkinson, Rockford, Mich John W. Kelley. Weedon. la PrivateS:
 Stanley K. Smierciak, Neu Saez Pa 6cia, Austria Timothy A. Harrington. Bayonne. N. J.. W, | y. Benjamin Robinson, Dover, Tenn. John Krolikowski, Toledo, O. Tommy Franks, Joaquin, Tex. Frank M Draper, Port Huron, Mich Ed P. Lynch. New York.
 Ignatz Maliszko, Milwaukee Karl Muth, South Seattle, Wash Ernest Olsen. Coral. Mich.
 Clarence H. Cummings, Rome, N. Y. Walter Czyjka, Hamtramck, Mich. Wayne E. Drake, Jackson, Miss. Frank Holcomb, Centerville, S. D. Patrick Hourican, New York Floyd Nils Laird, Comstock, Wis Joseph Henry e. Iandon, Brooklyn. John J. McNerney, New York Melvin Marvin, Sioux Falls, S. D. Joseph F. Murphy, Brentwood, N. Y. Josiah D. Nickerson. Cambridge, Mass. Wallace A. Parmenter. Marlboro, Mass. Jacob Pincus, Brooklyn
 Howard J. Sands, Key West, Fla John Schisler, Weiner. Ark. Samuel Seidowitz, New York Roy E. Simpson, Mt. Union, Pa William Stenchever, Maspeth. N. Y. Albert Vandenberg, Brooklyn. Walter Austin Underwood, Jackson, Mass.
 Paul varga, Detroit, Mich.
 William Copper Wade. Port Huron, Mich.
 William Edward wefmerink, Grand Rapids, Mich. George H. Wendell. Brooklyn. Walter Ira Whereatt. Maysville. Wis, Harry V. Wilson Washington, D. c. Dan H. Yaple, Los Angeles John Zalesh, Roslyn, N. Y. William Zeck, Ripon, Wis.
 Roland Harrell, Aulander, N. C. Harold N. Keith, Greendale station. Wocester, Mass.
 Robert McNab, Fitchburg, Mass. William McGoniGe, New York. Harry J. Madsen, Drake, N. D. Robert c. Williamson, Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
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DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
 ACTION

Sergt. Andy P. Nuckols, Princeton Ky. Corporals:
 Ernmit w. Hughes, Ravenna, o. Thomas J. Reaney, New York. Privates:
 J. c. Coker Soper, Okla. Edward Flaherty, St. Paul. Victor H. Nelson, Minneapolis George Nichols, Bufords, Tenn. Wi.liam M. Osborne, Chicago. Peter Bilets, Krenlin, Volynsk, Russia Melvin McDeese, Monroe N. c. Alexander Curley. Lomoza, Poland Rus sia.
 Joseph Frank, New York. John w. Ivens, Grand Canyon, Ariz. Frank K. Anderson, LaFayette, Minn Gerald Dillon, Galloway, O. Jesse Grover Greer, Venus, Pa. Timothy J. Harrington. Oswego, N. Y Miko Karapetoff, Hopeville, Va. Gland Miner Abeline. Tex
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DIED OF DISEASE

PriVateS:
 John E. Burke, Asbuhy Park, N. J. Jesse Capers Durham, Roscoe. N. c, Jchn l.. Hughes, Bryn- Y Braig, North Wales Great Britain.
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Ernest C. Jones, Pickins, S. (. Anthony Kalvoda, Toronto, O. James Katsar, Detroit, Mich. Luthern G. Kendrick, Runge. Tex. Lester A. Kent, Jersey Shore, Pa. Alfred r. Kesler. Conemaugh, Pa. Ira D. Kitner New York. John Knopf, San Francisco. Thomas O. Lesley. Pelzer, S. c. Stanley Mcbride, Harbor Springs, Mich.
 Don Albro Mckee New Roads, La Frank J. Marficie. South Omaha, Neb. John E. Niederhauser, Monroe, Wis. Charles Pernaitis, Kings Highway, Bridgeport, Conn.
 Pietro Policicchio, Boswell, Pa. Joseph J. Prendergast, Clinton, Mass. Waclow Pukmel, Lodi, N. J. Steve Roth. Cleveland. O.
 Arthur E. Russin, Jeffersonville, Vt Charles w. Schlesser, Scranton, Pa Louis c. Schrier, Athens, Pa. Delmar A. Settle, Malta, o. James Shanley, Battle Creek, Mich. Robert Sheridan, St. Louis.
 James R. Sleeth, Ronceyerte, w. Va. Ernest H. Smelling, Calhoun Falls, s. c. Edward J. Snyder, Lancaster, Pa. Joseph c. Spalck, Etna, Pa. X Caremlo Spitali, Chicago.
 Clarence B. Staton, Donwood, W. Va. Adam A. Stern, Utica, N. Y. James F. Stockman, Forest Hill, La. Eugene w. Strayhorn. University, N. c. WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER-
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