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WOMEN TO PLAY TENNIS.
WHITE sulphur Springs Tourna-
ment for Benefit of Red Cross.
e....., p--..l a.. r.. c..
special Despatch to Tar ST.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va.
July 16.-The womens special tennis
tournament will start to morrow on the
White Sulpf ur courts at 10 O'Clock. and
among those who will play are Mrs r.
Lavante Bigelow, Mrs. John Upshur
Moorehead, Mrs. william H. Lewis Mrs.
Thomas Roberts, Jr. Miss Edith G. Mar
shall. Miss Marion Strobel and Miss
Hilah c. French. The tournament Is
for the benefit of the Red Cross and the
fotel management will award medals
for the winners and runnersup.
Arriving at White Sulphur to-day is
Mrn Edward r. Stettinius OF New York
and Washington, who was preceded to
her cottage in South Carolina row by
the Misses Stettinius. Mrs. Charles ".
Harrington OF Richmond accompanied
Ter.
Elmer e. Smathers. who returned to-
day from New York. was on the links
for q round Of the eighteen holes. with
Col. James r. Branch Sir Frederick
Taylor also played over the course. and
others out were Miss Katherine Nc
Laughlin, William B. Turner and Mai c.
Goodwin.
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lieu, the home of Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt. There are two stars on II. Gov.
Beeckman has n fsg with nine stars at
Lands End. denoting the number of men
from his estate that have enlisted. Mrs.
Beeckman visited the Red Cross auxili-
aries at Tiverton and Adamsville to-day.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
William Woodward and Miss Sylvia Hill
house.
Mrs. Elbrdge T. Gerry gave An in
formal luncheon to-day at Seaverge
Mrs. James H. Kidder has returned TO
New York, for a few days.
Pembroke Jones spent to-day with
Mrs. Jones at Sherwood and left for
Washington Tonight.
Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt is the
guest of Mrs. John wanamaker, Jr., at
Jenkintown. Pa.
Mrs. F.. r. Mathews OF New York is
guest OF Mrs. Gordon Douglas.
Mrs. James Lowell Putnam of Boston
was visiting friends in the cottage colony
to-day.
Mrs. Stephen f. DIN Of New York
will arrive August / for the remainder
of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith
Of New York are at the Hill Top Inn.
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K. OF c. GETS 200 IN A WEEK.
Need for War Work Secretaries Is
Still Great, However.

William =. Larlln. American director
of Knights Of Columbus overseas war
work, announced last night that 200
secretaries had been accepted last week
and are now awaiting the official sane
ton OF the Government before being
sent abroad Mr.. Larkin said appllca
lions are being received at the rate o..
100 day.
We are in great need of capable
men," said Mr.. Larkin. I'VE want two
listed men who can do things-big
hearted men with the same splendid
spirit of the American soldier. We aim
to have 1000 secretaries in France be-
fore September Is and 1000 before the
end Of the year to keep up with the re-
msrkable growth Of the American Army
Where the American boys so, our secre-
taries will 60"
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DR.. jacob ACCEPTS.
VIII he HOnornr. Head of Friends
of German Democracy.

DR.. Abraham jacob, well known as a
physician and author and one of the
survivors Of the democratic uprising in
Germany in 1S4S, has accepted the post
of honorary president of the Friends of
German Democracy He was unani-
mously chosen by the national executive
council.
DR.. Jacob was honorary chairman of
the German unit In the Fourth of July
parade. Franz Slgel, a son OF Gen.
Franz Sigel. also a refugee to America
after the uprising OF AS and Union
corps commander in the civil war, Is the
active president of the society.
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DEPEW GUEST OF HONOR.
Speaks at Convention of Southern
Century Club mt Hot Springs.

Hot SPRINGS, Va, July l6.-Chauncey
NJ. Depew was the guest Of honor and
made a patriotic speech at the opening
session of the convention OF the South
ern Century club of the Equitable AS
surance Society at the Homestead.
Ex-Gov David !. Walsh of Boston Is
at the Homestead for a weeks visit. The
Rev NJ. J. Flaherty OF Arlington, Mass,
is with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville l.. ingalls, ar
rived to-day having motored from New
York. Mrs Russell +. Ward OF Albany
made the trip with them. joining the
parry at Philadelphia
Stewart Lee. Jr.. OF Philadelphia Is at
the Homestead visiting Mrs NJ T. Bryan
and her son Fred. who are here for the
summer
In the tennis tournament held by the
Young people at the Homestcat courts
Billy Wattriss of New York defeated Ed
gar Pole Of Hot Springs in the finals OF
the singles
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JOSE DE DIEGO.

Jose de Diego, Speaker OF the Porto
Rico House OF Delegates and leader of
the Union party there. and a poet OF
some repute, died yesterday in 900 Gem
trail Park West. He came here two
months ago to be treated for endocar-
ditis. The body was taken to Campbell's
Funeral Church. Broadway and Sixty
sixth street, where the funeral will be
held Saturday. with representatives Of
Latin-American nations present The
body will be sent TO Porto Rico.
Mr.. de Diego was born in Porto Rico
forty-eight years ago and was educated
In Spain. He became leader Of the LIB
eral party. which opposed Spanish rule
In the island He leaves a widow and
three children.
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ROBERT METCALFE.

Robert Metcalfe of IS Academy street.
South Orange, died at his home Monday
evening after four years Illness He was
born in staten Island eighty-two years
ago. and was the son of Judge Henry
Blocker Metcalfe lie was connected
with the Bowery Savings Bank for forty
Ave years and served on the South o.
ange Village Board OF Trustees. He was
member Of the Orange chapter Of rhe
Sons OF the American Revolution. He
leaves a widow and one son.
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RANDOLPH RODMAN.

Randolph Rodman, member OF the
stock Exchange firm of Benedict. Drys-
dale & Co. ! Wall street. died suddenly
At his desk Yesterday from heart failure.
Mr. Rodman had Just reached his office
and was seated at his d six when his as
socates saw him drop forward.
Mr.. Rodman. who lived in South
Orange y J., was 60 years old ana had
hecn in business in Wall street for a
number of years BEFORE heconT+ng a
member of Benedict, Drysdale & co. he
was associated with william c. sheldon
Company. at II Broadway.
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MRS. LUCY M. R. DOW.

Mrs. Lucy Martin Russell Dow, 80.
widow OF Charles II. Dow, founder and
publisher Of the Wall street journal. died
yesterday in her home. l6l Lefferts
place. Brooklyn. Her funeral services
will he conducted tonight by the Rev.
DR.. S. Parkes Cadman of the Central
Congregational Church. OF which she
had long been a member. Burial will be
in Providence.
Mrs Dow was OF Revolutionary ances-
try. She was a member of the Colonial
Daughters and the Society of New Eng
land Women. She leaves two daugh-
tiers. a granddaughter, two brothers and
two sisters
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OCHS-REID DECISION DELAYED.
Publishers, Accused of LibeIIiug
Mrs. Hearst. File Demurrers,

Judge Wadhams in General Sessions
reserved decision yesterday on motion
to dismiss the indictments charging
AdolDh S. Ochs, president OF the New
York Times Company, and Ogden Mills
Reid, president of the Tribune Asso-
citation. with criminal libel. alleged to
have been committed concerning Mrs.
William Randolph Hearst. The attor-
neys, 1sdore kresel. representing Mr..
Ochs. and Charles Albert Perkins. rep
resenting MIR. Reid. were directed to
submit briefs within two days
Pleading on the indictments was post
poned until Monday
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WAR GARDEN PRODUCE SOLD.
Newport Girls Quickly Dispose of
Vegetables for War Benefits.
Special Despatch to THE srs.

NEWPORT. r. l., July LEACH Tues
day and Saturday morning there will be
n sale at Washington Square OF the pro-
duce of the war garden planted by Miss
Dorothea Carroll. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll. The pro-
ceeds are to be devoted to the Red Cross
and other organizations. The sale to-
day was conducted by Mss Helen Cam
eron. Miss Dorothy King and Miss Ethel
King. who have been assisting Miss Car
roll In the garden. They wore blue
farmerette uniforms. All of the produce
was quickly sold. although there had
been no announcement made that sale
was TO take place.
Among the latest service flags I'M
furled is one over the entrance OF Beau
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Observation-Disclosures.
bridegroom n Member of Aviation
section, signal Reserve Corps.

Miss Mabel harrington. daughter of
the late William r. Harrington of Pough
keepsie. was married to Lieut.. Manice
De Forest Lockwood, Jr,. son OF ManIce
De Forest Lockwood of Norwalk. Conn.
yesterday afternoon in the chantry of
Grace Church. The marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. c. c.
Bentley, first assistant rector OF Grace
Church. assisted by the Rev. DR.. Alexan-
der Grswold Cummins of Christ Church,
Poughkeepsie. i'm the presence OF small
number OF relatives.
Lieut.. Lockwood, who was graduated
from Yale in 1907, Is a member OF the
aviation section. Signal Reserve Corps.
u. S. A.
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WILSON'S TYPIsT TO ENLIST.
SVEN Will Join Army Aviation
Service August I,

WASHINGTON. July 16.--President Will
son has agreed to the enlistment Of his
personal stenographer. Charles SVEN,
and the young man will Join the Army
Aviation Service August /.
SVEN. who has reported the Presi-
dents speeches and written his letters
for more than five years has been eager
to get into the service ever since ire
war started, but until now the President
would not approve.
Secretary Tumulty's stenographer.
Warren Johnson. also is about to join
the army with his chiefs consent
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G. F. PARK.
Special Despatch TO TuE SrN

Los ANGELES. cal. July lG--G. +.
Park. retired New York merchant and
veteran of the civil war, died suddenly
here Yesterday while automoblius with
party of friends. For many years MI
Park was connected with the Faulkner
Page Commission Company ~ New YORK
city He had been an invalid for SOW
eral years. and upon ~ retirement
from business came to california to
live, making his home in Pasadena He
leaves a sister. Mrs Emma Putnam Of
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Lutheran Pastor HonOred.

The Rev. George A Eomoser. formerly
pastor Of the Holy Cross Lutheran
Church In ST Louis Mo. has been made
a director of COnCOrdia College. Bronx
VILE. Dr., Romoser had been consider
Ing call TO the Lutheran Church OF
st, Matthew, Convent avenue and li5th
street He has two sons serving In
France
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LOUIS LOWENsTEN.

Louis Lowenstein, member OF the
law Arm OF I,owensteln & Marks, 60
Wall street. died suddenly yesterday
when walking from his residence. 202
Riverside Drive, to subway station.
The body was taken to the West Tooth
street police station and later TO Camp
bells Funeral Church.
Mr.. Lowenstein leaves a daughter. He
was lifelong resident OF New York, and
had been engaged in corporation law
work
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Irving Berlin for ARTILLERY.

Irving Berlin. the ragtlI1e composer,
desires to enter the field artillery and
has applied for admission TO the central
officers training school for this branch
OF the service at Louisville. Ky, as a
member of the class for civilians. II
was announced at Camp Zachary TAYLOR
yesterday that he will he admitted II he
passes the physical test.
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w. $. 5. Sale, Here $50, 500, 900.

Sales OF War Savings Stamps In New
York city since July l have averaged
$4,000 a day more than for the cor
responding period in June. The sales
for the first two weeks In July amounted
to $l,74T.eb4. against Sl,090,b 95 for the
first two weeks in June. Total sales
to date amount to $20.500 900.
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MARRIED..

MAsoN-MILLER-on July 10, at the
parish house of the Madison Avenue
Baptist Church. by the Rev. David
Ross. Louise Rowse Miller. daughter
OF the Rev. DR.. ]. Z. Miller Of Mime
apolis, to Macdoneli Mason. U. S. A.
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ALL POSTER DESIGNS
MUST Be IN JULY Is
Early Start Desirable to Over
come Possible Delay in
Shipment.
MANY SENT ALREADY
Small Army of Artists Doing
Their Utmost to Cheer
Up Ship Workers.

VS.,
The shin poster competition OF the
s,.,. ,.,. ~.
Corpor,+,or r,u o,o.. an. w..v from
A.,
'o-'"orro"' July 20 Tine cohd'tions
governing the contest. as the National
Service Section reouea,.d Tur s-s TO
annouroo ,.,,. It,. . -
po, 10 Nv
ce'Ved AFTER that date Will be consid-
cred by the board OF Judges which will
make the award n, 4, ooo IN nr,xe. ONLY
,,o -.
e''''es arriving III ihb Sun o'"'e
not later than IL o'clock on the night
of the closing day will have a chance
10 win pr,xes o,d ,,,,. ,or ,,.,r oro,-
Zoo,
wi
,, sns nave oeem coming IN oF man
try Many competitors living in the
Inc tha,r dos,an. ~, . 80
ering thsr, ,nsrsono ~ .no
hays orr;,..s e. "s
rooms M ~. st.,s a. 20 ~, O.,
pu,idi,o ~ 80. 30 IT,, s..s
m tba T-,t,sa CO., S,,,.n,. ps ~.
~. ~, VI. 10 , ppk oy
tb,ough ,,s ogon,s y,.,,,i.,, Dand.n.
a. ~ "'''"' " ''eo"
board VIII Arrange Neet,nr..
~, ma'iack rice ana MIS- reliow Judges
VIII tel .oVe.ner III 'ne near future 10
arrange ,or tne meetings az which Juog-
'nen, WIN oe Passeu OH each uesish
", ,,, - submitted
hE o'S mas received EXCAVATIONS OF
ri.en''oIi 10 compete from people IN
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MASON--MII.LER.
Bride a Daughter of the Rev. DIR
j. p. Miller of Minneapolis.

The marriage OF Miss Louise Rowse
Miller TO Macdonell Mason took place
in this city yesterday. The bride Is a
daughter OF the Rev. Or. J. p. Miller Of
Minneapolis and a sister OF the Rev. @.
Mahlon Miller. who is In the Y. M. C. A.
army service In France.
The bridegroom is a son OF Alfred
Bishop Mason. Mr.. Mason recently
closed his business interests in Cuba and
came to this country to enlist. At pres
ent he is stationed afkFort slocum.
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Pittsburg. Pa. and nephew, Taille
Putnam of Rochester, n. Y.
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ter 14lS Eiga Street. Benwood, W.
taY eoNool

ter 14ls High Street. BenwOod, w
Williams, raymond. hrs. Anna vii
Iians. 22S Lynn Avenue, Clarksburs.
Grandstaa. Howard II. Mrs. Flora
Eelle Glancstaff' X. f D. q AmoHo-
HaFberr, Ban c. Carelce T Hasbert,
Morris, Arch. ". II. Morris. Pinch
1cn. Kaaawha County, ". Va.
Washingtc1., George II. Charles 81
l.ust. il. Z. u. 3. Charleston. W. Va
Crwig. Herbert II. Mrs Kate Adams,
Watson. ". Va.
Swlser, Anthony w. Isaac Swiger. Z.
T. D. l. BeveTIy, W. Va.
Heater. Robert L. David Heater, Rich
wood, w ga.
Laaier, Robert T. Mrs. Ida Lanicr.
Beech Hi, Ias1n Comfy. w. Va
Neaco. Herb Il. Zah l. NeacO. We
w2Hta. W. Va.
Ee2kner, EDWARD. John Bec&ner.
Tomshufg, W. Va.
tgayuond, Harvey X. William II. Hay
mcnd. Mole Fill. ". Va.
Djchiera. Frank. E&rio D:chiera, R:ca
wood. W. Va.
Och. Frederick o. Mrs. Fred ocn.
1927 Wood Street, Wheeling. W. Va.
Pruette, OTTO P. Samue! NJ. Pruette.
Mount Rope. VI. Va.
Stern. OTIS. James F. Stern, R. f. D.
/. Silver z3ili. W. Va.
Stra!ey, farley Y. Abraham L. Stra-
lev. Jauelew W. Va
Cooper, Oliver B. Thomas II. Cooper.
Lilly. w. Va.
Harr, Clyde NJ. Mrs. Emanda Harr,
Berkiey Springs. W Va
Morris. Sea- 7. jasper n. Morris,
Euges,ou, W. Va.
| NIalcomb. Walter. Chs: les Malconb
! tIolly. Paxtor County. W. Va.
| Rizk. Saline Miss Esma Rizk, lis
! Virginia Street, Charleston, W. Va.
| NicoIetti, John. Tony N;coletti, R, f
D. 3. GlarksburS, W. Va.
Parsons, Luther V. Eldridge E. Par
sons. Dudson, Jackson County, w
Va.
Patrick, Pete. Mrs. Nell Stombya, Sow
ereign Street, Warwood, W. Va.
Hesson, Ckey E. Mrs Laura Hesson
! New HaYcr, W. Va.
Holiday, Franklin E. Frank E. Holli-
day. Snoe't, W. Va.
Powers. Frederick NJ. Thomas ]. Pow
! ers. Milton. W. Va.
! Classify. Jesse c. Samuel NJ Cassity
| Vaughan, w va.
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The BIGGEST BARGAIN IN THE WORLD FOR
JOIN THE AMERICAN RED CROSS THIS WEEK. Il
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FAIRM0lI Dol 81
n6 FRENCH RESORT
FiI5e Elder, Writes Bis
sister About His Ex-
periences.


f1ro1a EIdy Of this city has re-
eslTed flle following letter from her
broteF IA France:
November IL. 1913.
per SISTER: no doubt you VIII
think nave been gone TO school a
io nia but when wrote and toln
off as going Just thought may
IEollI6 30 IN the lines before got TO
rite agslfn. and that was the case.
have beer receiving letter from
son aInoss every week lately, but was
not here could answer them
But thank God, It Is over now, and
there Is nascne regretting for the time
q come WheT we set sail for home
Nor here comes the last news OF all.
am on leave for seven days; Just
arrived hare after two days and nights
rageIssE am ai City Les Bains, France,
aid what have got TO see of 1t is
beau the o. 8. gave US SO francs
and pays on expenses: ana in a good
hotel with a white bed setting before
st IS my drst opportunity at bed
d1ee I slept home, '.just think" ard
nat an gong 20 Go to It will be
plenty. Etbr guppcr we had chicken.
frfel spuds. lettuce. soup. md : zeT
tiisr ltSSla things. Row. Just Imagine
ne q ting 6cyyn to 4 table with white
BE c9cC1 aad cE1cicn G.d 2 Frenc!
WaatSee1- One OF them fighting those
snenS almost forget there is any pleas
sttro lett II the world for him, but there
IS we bs-sss over here have not been
6 having any ptcnicS out OF it. We have
al Tered az only soldiers could, but
I'VE nave Ser, ana unless you couiu
see tbs country you could not realize
5IE1at 2 Victory It IS don't think there
= 9 tsstSa1er VINO -resfetS Th2N ne mas
sore tLaEoaSn: | know eoa'; mere rs IS
only enc t.ring that could make me
se2fieS zovz. and that is come home:
3 4.olons Knows Then We VIII get TO- Out
We gre 81 anxious.
~ % 5ranes SPOKE aD "n5e e es aus
u = Pr tscnes- 1 saw soll!e OK In, lns
Ss9sllsry | ever sa" conn., ne ~.
10y % % w" - 49, =
- :
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ham. Sincerity; Frank waycho1. Nor,

ham. Sincerity; Frank waychoI. Nor
Died of disease-Pvts. wanave L.
Parker. Love Freeman G. Squires,
Indus trial; Ernest Gary. Huntington;
Joseph D. Honbeck. kedrcn-
Wounded severeiy-Sergts. Rush II.
Hughes. Callipolis Ferry; Henry B.
Johnston. Ebert; Corps. Roscoe H,
Cayder. MUSES. Bottom. Jackson coon'
ty; Thomas L Knapp. Sentifee; pvts.
William II. Bennett, Cyes toa, Writ
county; Narshall SIore!ad, Paw, Paw;
Romeo D. Poiing, Henrietta; Mack d.
Slower. Gfiums; William ]. Wayrick,
Lumoerport: Ira c. Blake, Matsviiie;
Jordan r. Carter. Milford; Frank Bel,
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CASUALTY
LIST

Tbe following casualties are Fe2oEl I
IL tia commanding general CT the
american Evolutionary FORCES:
Wounded severely. 1$l; wounU l',
f5egrea rncetermined), 1885, wou1a-
~ slightly. j, S4s; total. S,s21-
Wounded Severely.
RIssIer STANLEY c William s Butler
1O45 Ninth Avenue. Huntington W.
Roller Francis Oliver. Or. R. D. Rol'
lei, Charleston, w Va.
Sargeant-
sitelbach. william G. Mrs. Rather
{ me KaItenbech. 100 Twelfth Street.
) Wheeling, ". Va
;sSEmsn ;willard B. Mrs. sarah ].
mclnn4n, Strange Creek. W. Va
sGagle. Rockfcrd., Mrs. Lacy A. Maybe
Thornton. W. Va
Eeriey, Dock. Mrs. Clara Kelley, Kay
ford. ~. Va
oFterfeld. Harry ,. Mrs Myrtle
Porterfield. MulIens, W. Va
Mallory, Edward. Miss Edith Mallory,
F.. D. /. box III, Spring Hill, W.
niai oscar. Miss Maude Dial. Big
Creek, ~. va.
ayoGaded Degree undetrn'tned)
1lajors-
Miller. Milton L. Daniel Miller. sol
North Queen Street. Martinsburg'
-TssVa.
chiders Sylvester e John W. Wade,
Peltona.s w. Va
Thomas Earl H. Mrs. Laura Thomas,
CoWens ". va.
Lynch Martin 7. Harry J. Lynch
East Twentyninth Street, Wheeling
Moran. Bzl. MRS. Cora Morgan. Guy
w Va.
Morris, Leroy Elmer. Bash Morris, R.
D. Pennsboro. W. Va.
C0gar Clarence. Simon Cogar. Cen
frSIia, ~. Va.
aonSer James ". James n. aona-
Ter Livingston, W. Va.
D6gsus WfIlsam Henry. Mrs. BeEnice
ogglds, Donwood, W. Va.
noe Crank Mrs. William Noe, &c
16a Wayne County, ". Va.
wounded Slightly.
efgelrts-
onan, Robert I. Mrs. n. B
Freeman 81 Falling Run Street
st7Rns w. va
Robert @. Thomas G. Bless
u ], Letart, Mason county
Lewis Y. JohnlE. caEpea
y .
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The MORNING LIsT.

The casualty list printed IN the
newspapers Of this morning showed:
Killed in action, 263; died Of wounds,
119; died OF accident and other causes.
10; died CO air2lane accident, 2; died OF
disease, 271: wounded severely. 1857 /;
wounded degree undetermined), 81:
wounded slightly, 154; missing in ac-
ton, $50; total, 3,153.
West virginians mentioned in the
morning list are:
KILLED in action-Pvts. Frank loot
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coopers; Anthony J. Shreve, New
mberiand: Thomas Thatcher, DaVy;
willard ". Young, Three Miles; Avery
T. Jewell; Deaccns; William F. Gr1t-
fifth. Clcott: Charlie Church, 1itueton;
Ralph A. Ga1entine, Cameron; Jacy j.
Todd. Pear: Wesley Davis. wilson
burg; Ca!ud Adkins, Branchland; Lo-
rama Hill, Milton
Wounded, degree undetermined
Pvt. Greed Hanover. AvondaIe.
Missing in action-Pvt. James II.
Shuttlesworth, Worthin ston-
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Preston County Buckwneat, home
style. for breakfast each morning.
2oyers Restaurant.-Adv.
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orDi1a Eldy Of this city has re-
III IL foiloWtng letter rom her
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&EScSsSSS2.
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Verinnal sNoti3ets.

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bat sefisrn i'm natt5u pollenbttsn n
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Gdlummsr geThoT.n Die Sintet.
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rtihtn s5rsunbe lnb 9eidnntett. Oil
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mittna BON 9rdutrbdufs, 2329 Dim
Sitobt. aus itott.
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araf. III am Dienitag hinii6tras'
fdInmmtrt in rin STtrts Jenf.it.
Gi. bate elm 2flier bon n. Sabrer
erreiht rnb ale. Die Der guten beiit'
idxn yfam i'm 2eben ndbeaeitunbsn,
fpsrbsn ihr elm fparmes NnbeHien be.
ipahren. Die 8serbisiins fiitbst am
;srsitop g'a6mittoa pom 1rou.rbaiife,
$40 Sdptpn gtrabe, aus Itdti.
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unterWegs
Siiib Bite erftett anerifani'
fHen Sattpfs sJlagseuge
iett mad 0ramfrei1.
0ertigitelling erfoIste flint Nonate
friiber aIs errpartet.

@afbington o. G., 20. Seb
Die eriten tn arerifa erbniiter
8unrpfilug5euge befiitben iib nad
Fronfreih untertuegs mlo 5ipar flint
gionate friiber, aIs oieies uripriins.
Id ge1laitt gelpeien.
2IIs er oieies dm Wittpod, befanri
CAB, be1nerfte Gefret1r gafer, ooB
fieie erfte Senbung, obipobl iie nid)i
iebr unlfmasreid III, ybie eubsiiltise
lrreriDaltigllne BON pielen S6lpieris.
feiten beoeu.tt, auf bic man beinl
s.ufbau oiefe. ncuen unb foulpIiSirterl
( SSnbuitrie itieB."
nGieie 5Ieaseiee," iaste Serr ga.
fer, limb NIT ben eritcn aiif nlnihi.
GclIem @ege bcrseitcGter Sreibeits.
aPotoren ai:sgaiiitd. Gines 6ieier
sflusseuss iieeriraf se!egentii4 bsr
9robeiliiae ale ttsl erigen HeforSs
Fir Seidnpino:1feit ic,pie i'm Steig'
ing fir Slua3Gtae rieier slrt. 9it
Seritelllma ner MetoueH, oie Dor @io.
natS friit begaril rpito iett aiitrtito.
tic betrieben iinS frrrh btnnen tpeni'
Een 8odoen ibrtn SSbepunft erreidt
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