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Hope to Raise s75,ooo, 900 in the Cam
paiQn.

Hope to Raise $75, ,o00, 900 in the Cam
paign.
Atlantic City, N. j., June 3.-Charle
Sumner Ward, who has an information
al reputation for raising money il
campaigns for the Young Mems Chris
tian association, announced here tina
meeting to prepare plans for Y
VI. c. A campaign will be held toda.
1T the Bankers club in New York.
1T is expected that at least $4,000,
900 will he raised u the coming cam
paign,' 81 Mr. Ward, "and 1t ma
be that this amount will reach tb
f10G, G,00C, 900 mark
Mr.. Ward was here to attend met-
fng of Tie international committee IF
the Y NJ G. A, and left for Nv
York
The conference will be of the led
ng members of the war work coucil
which includes many of the leang
,.siness and professional men of
>merica," said Mr.. Ward There
lendous work already accomplhed
Y the Y. NJ. C. A, both In Amdca
I'd at the battle fronts In Eupe,
rs convinced the American peop of
he great value of such work
There are more than 2500 AmeeaD
acretaries behind the battlefront in
'rance and Italy, operating froIithe
ases where the soldiers land up 1.-THE
cry front-line trenches. We ave
READY erected in this countr. 613
. NJ c. A. buildings or huts i:!t
,2rious camps and these are opated
5000 secretaries"
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BABY WEEK IN WICOMICO
rockefeller Foundation Doctors to
Ald LII Worlx-Others to Helm

Salisbury, Md, Nav a1-M;ss
Dill Dbl Lyon Gunby. chairman of the
sonty uo!iclty committee of the Woman's
SSectlon, Wicomico County. Council of
no,,a, nse, makes the following an
Inc department of health. with the
oo-opera tlon of the Women's Section
vi the Maryland Council of Defense
lor Wlcomico county, will observe
u NE week beginning June II as Rahv
week ana will expend everv effort
~ make the child welfare campaien
d success in Wicomico county
Df. r. A. Miller and L. q Tavn-
.or, OF the Rockefeller Foundation
WHO are at the head of the depart,
Lnent OF health, will superintend tha
"oIk' ana will be assisted by Miss
s = iha Graham, chairman of the child /
y y. snare campaign; Mrs. E. s. Toad
III, chairman of the M. C. D.. Mrs
:. ". Tayntor, chairman of the war
'oster committee; Miss Rogers visit
ng nurse; Miss Cook, home demon
tratlon agent; Miss Ruth Gnnhv
'iImt llan OF the baby clinic; Miss
;ae an' chairman of the home SER ,
Ioo ueparcment, and Miss Ethel
'oods, social worker.
mere will be severaI stations for
,S weighing and measuring of the
Iiuren' and after the campaign a
10y chnlc will be opened, with
irse ana doctor in attendance. where
ee aovlce as to the care. feedine
III clothlng of children will be eiv.
~ Tue mothers of the community. =
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5TH,
REGISTRATION DAY
Every Young Man Who Has Reached
The Age of Fl Since June 5, 1917,
Must Register on Wednesday of
This Week, June 5, 1918.

The following registrars and plac-
es OF registration have been desig-
| mated by the War Department.:
District No. J., Zorro Willin, at Zorro
H. Brinsfield's store, Eldorado.
Dist. 2, F. R. Camper, at F. R.
Campers office, East New Market.
Dist. 3, Elias N. McAllister, at
Elias N. McAllister's store, Vienna.
Dist. 4, William Keene, at B. E.
Harrington's store, Taylor's Island.
Dist. 5, William P. Andrews, at
William P. Andrews's store. Crapo.
Dist. s, Oscar Aaron, at Oscar
Aaron's store, Fishing Creek.
Dist. Z, Local Board for Dorches-
ter county, at Office of the Local
Board, Court House, Cambridge.
Dist. 8, H. p. Spedden, at H. P.
Spedden's store, James, and Thos. B.
Radcliffe, at postoff1ce at Lloyds.
Dist. 9, w. T. Willis, at w. T.
Willis store, Church Creek.
Dist. 10, F. E. Ruark, at Ruark &
Murphy's store, Bishops Heau, and
Grant T. Fisher, at HOLLANDS island.
Dist. IL, Horace Murphy, at Ho-
race Murphy's store, Aireys.
Dist. IL, w. D. Smith, at W. D.
Smiths store, williamsburg.
Dist. 13, M. B. Corsey, at M. B. |
Corsey's store, Aireys, R. F. D.
Dist. IA, Edgar Hubert, at Edgar
Hubbert's store, Linkwood.
Dist. Is, w. E. Hurlock. at post I
office, Hurlock.
Dist. 16. C. R. Jones, at C. f.
Jones store, Madison.
Dist. II. c. w. Brohawn, at C. w.
8rohawn's store, Salem.
Dist. Is, Oscar E. Jones, at post
,ffice, Elliott.
Every man who has reached the
lge of 21 since June S, 1917, on or
,efore June 5, 1918, must register at
he registration place in his district,
IS shown above. The Office will be
pen from seven a. m. to nine D. m.
The above named registrars have
cen designated by the War Depart
lent.
The penalty for not registering is
cry severe and it is important that
ttentlon be given this order.
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BUILDS DESTROYER
IN II ~ DAYS
Mare Island Navy Yard Makes
Worlds Record.

Washington, June 3.-Establishment g.
by American shipbuilders of new
worlds record in warshfp construction
was announced by Secretary Daniels
The feat was performed in the
launching Saturday at the Mare Island
navy yard, San Francisco, of the tor
pedo boat destroyer Ward seventeen
and half days after the keel was
laid
The near/t approach to this record
was the launching Of the Tuckahoe, 3
3S3-foot naval collier, by the New York
!Shipbuilding company, of Camden, N
j.. in tyenty-seyen days.
The record was accomplished as the
result of the new system Of no=ordinnf1|
fort, 400 men beinSI ~
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Chaplain Back From War

Hazleton, Pa, June 3.-Rev. Joseph
Clemens, twenty years ago Me e1i;,sstsi
pastor through the northeastern part
of the state, returned here after his
retirement as a chaplain Of the United
States army, In which he served seven
teen years. He spent the last seven
months on the French front and was
n the first lines with the soldiers who
IRE peppering the Germas' with such
good effect every day. He reports that
they are eager for the fray
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TWO U-BotT5 SUNK
by U. S. DESTROYER
Attempted to Attack American
Transports.

Att Atlantic Port, June 3.-Two sub
marfes were destroyed by des roy
er hirmins part Of the convoy o,
Amedfcan transports, according TO ,
repoT made by an American shin
Whlei has arrived here.
III submarines were sunk a,mos,
WITH sight of the French coast
III first submarine was sighted
somHdistance from the convoy. and
the fstroyer gave chase, droppins
dept charges near where the U-boa1
had sFbmerged. There were eyidenca.
that the depth charges had found thei,
marl
As the destroyer was on the wax
back to take her place in the CONVOY
anoher submarine came up near a
tranport. The troop ship opened fire
and Ihe destroyer dasned to the scene
Thelubmarine quickly submerged bu,
anofler d|'th charge was dropned
witffesulring evidence that the sub.
maraa mad been sent to the bottom
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: Alien Foe Had Ship List.

New York, June 3.-Agents the
military intelligence service tught
here from Croton, n. Y, a Oman
named Hans Lents, a former eloye
Of the Standard Oil company, iThose
possession, they said, were fod pa
oers taken from the files Of Il COM
pany, on which were listed the
Standard Oil ships, with tho that
lave been torpedoed checked
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FAIR PRICE LIST
Issued by The Food Administrator.
June 1, 1913.

Sugar, best, nne granulated, 8 1-2
\ Flour, 1-S bbl, patent, sl.4O
ys1.56.
Z Winter straights, $149, $1.55.
II sold by the pound, 6 1-2, &c.
| Cornmeal fb., 6, 6 1-2c.
Barley flour, fb., 6 1-2, 1-2c.
/ Rye flour fb., Z, SC.
/ Rice, broken, tb., 8, 1-2c.
Medium to fancy head b., 10 1-2
2 cents.
Rolled oats, loose, fb., SC.
Best package brands H., 10, - IL
Beans, pea or Navy, hand picked
4D., Tic.
Lima beans h., 17c.
~ Sardines, oil and mustard. KEY
\'ess, 7, SC.
II Oil and mustard. KEYS and cartons.
i cents.
Salmon, Chum. can, 19c.
Pink, can, is, Zoe
Fancy red, can, 26, 2Sc.
Crisco per fb., 81, 32c.
Baked beans, seven ounce cans,
10. 1, 9 C.
Seventeen to 20 ounce cans, IT,
cents.
Corn. fancy shoepeg corn, can,
2p, 22c.
1Shoepeg, standard, can, 18c. y
VCrushed, Maine style, can, IS, zoe.
lTomatoes, No. 1, 10c.
mo. 2, 15c.
mo. 8, 20, 22c.
Canned milk. evaporated, can
dmalD, &c.
lEvaporated, can uarge), - 1-2,
L3 1-2c
condensed, best brands, can, Is,
Is cents.
Corn syrup, blended, 1 IL ID. |
ans, IA, 15c.
Blended, 2 IL 10. cans, 23c.
'otatoes, per pound, &c.
Gheese, whole milk, per h., 80. |
p cents.
Butter, fine. fresh, creamery, H.,
g, sic.
Process fb., 43, 44c.
Gleomargarine, not colored. h.,
%, 34c
Eggs, strictly fresh, per doz.. 41c.
2, ,4Oc. ' 49,"
Chuck roast, ib., 90, 32c.
Sarloin steak lb., 43, 4Sc.
Found steak h., 43, 4Sc.
Pork roast, H., 35, 9Sc.
Pork chops, h.. 81, 41c.
Fresh shoulder tb., 2S 1-2, 29 1-2c
Fresh ham fb., "a, 35c. L
smoked ham H., SO, sc.
Aacon, rib. unsliced, ID, 36, 3Sc.
Boneless bacon, unsliced, Al. 44c.
Sliced rib bacon, soc. r
Sifced boneless bacon, As, 4Sc.
L3rd, best kettle rendered, tb., soc
Lard compound, h., 27c.
T4ese prices are the fair prices
r use in Baltimore city, and implyI
'rnI deliveries and credits. In
lul delivery or abnormal credits :
lIl 3psttfy an increased price.
ept where specified they cover
6ln6e and are mt !
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State Ohio, City or Toledo.
La County &C

FR J. Cheney makes oath tba,
ne snlor partner of the firm Of
F. .4ehey G Co., doing business
in : City of Toledo, County and
Statso1esa1d. and that said firm
VIII, the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DORS for each and every oaso
OF tsrh that cannot be cured nv hv
the eof HALLS CATARRH MED,
lCl- FRANK ]. CHENEY
Sn TO before me and subscrib-
ed ny presence, this 9Th day Of
Decor, A. D.. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON.
~ OF, Notary Public.
T. Gatarrh Medicine is taken
lnta,y and acts through the Blood
ON Nucous Surfaces of the Sys-
temsnd for testimonials, free.
ECHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
s,y all druggists, 75c.
e Family Pills for constina-
tioIJdv. S'ipa-
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WANTED

AN experienced and capable bank
man for a first-class position SaIarn
10 suit the man. The best soncht
none but capable and experienceG
need apply. All applications treated
IN strict confidence. Address Tool
Pox Eo . NO. NO 9, Cambridge, Md.-Adv
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%EPING CAR RATES UP
Minimum Charge For Berth ooe,
From $3.50 to ~

"pp' SHof8c Fof 6erth Goe
Il From $3.50 to q.
Washington, June 3.-In line with
the 'irfease in passenger fares to
three ehts mile, the Pullman com.
pan! n4rtiy will raise the minimum
oveniht rate for sleeping berth,
fron&SO to 81. Other Pullman rates
Will ID be changed materially.
Pssnger fares for travellers in
Pulhas will be raised higher than
ordiay fares under Director General
McAofs recent order. Commuters,
ticks,it vas announced, will be hon.
oredntil used up, although railroad
fare are. raised beginning June 10
II railroad administration is con.
sideh: establishing universal milea o.
bool good for all parts of the conn.
try, t three cents mile, the stand.
ard st. Rates of interurban electric
line'on will be revised to a basis ot
neal hree cents a mile.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-06-03
when the keel was laid.

when the keel was laid.
Twenty years ago the first sixtdeh
destroyers were authorized for the
navy. They were less than half the
size of the warship now In use; yet
their average time from the laying of
the keel to launching was two years.
During the last year the average time
has been five months. (
In making the rscord on the Wtrd,
much of the structural work was Pre-
pared in advance The bulkheads,
keel sections, deckhouses, bridge struc-
ture and section Of the stem were
riveted up ready for assembling in
nearby docks. They were then quick
ly swung into position and riveted
home as the vessel reached its success
sive stages Of completion.
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Robbed of $115 Leaving M

Chester, Pa, June 3-While their
way home from church, MichaLocco
md Samuel Lorreli were hellp by
wo negro highwaymen who pled re-
divers against them and banded
heir money. The victims turi over
s115 to them. The hold-up to place
in a thickly populated sectiOWithin
L few squares of the st. hony's
Catholic church, where the b had
Harry Irwin were arrested suspi-
zion.
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- CS 0So1t60s W4lQl0
III p days or even weeks Il
ooes mean. however, that ff,a fI,,ii fsnish'
Ing touches are being put on tho
framing OF the men and that tho oro
gee may come any time, which is as
uennltely as it may be stated Tho
nen are being taught how to live in
Tue open and are rapidly aceustom-
ing themselves to the trenches Man.
VI tnem nave become expert rif1eman
ana all are looked on as well trained
eroops' which may be called on and
reneo on In an emergency.
Inc Gate of departure has. boon
SUBJECT for speculation for manv
n.ontns and it was thought by MANI
OF the men that June i wo1,Id f;nJ
tnem In France. This was denied
however, although no official state'
~ Iiieht was ever given out on the mat
ser' ana now it appears that it wouId
De an lmpossibility to get the mon
away Tor at least several weeks even
II the order should come within the
ue4I IeW days, which is altopethar
UNLIKELY. Most of the men are any;-
Jus TO get into action, and the order
= WI get a warm welcome when If
toes arrive.
TWO thousand one hundred and
Wenty-slx men have been sent from
MS cantonment in the last few davs
~ or various duties with other unifs
ne largest contingent of these was
ioVement of 1902 men to Camn
ee, va, for duty with the National
rmy Division there. Five hundred
lo seventy-four men were Sent to
orr Niagara, New York, for dutv
itn i!I the United States. Guards. They
III De trained for duty in guarding
y water front and warehouses
rougnout the country. Most of
Z men transferred were men whol
ported to the One Hundred and
lty-iourth Depot Brigade during
latter part of April
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Has Work In Sight For Seven Years
Hazleton. Pa, June 3.-Hazleton IS
not worried about the future of the
GAINESVILLE Iron works, regardless as
to when the war ends. Announcement
was made that-the big shops will con-
stitute one Of the city's permanent in
dustries and that it will be kept in
steady operation, with a full force Of
1pployes, for at least seven years.
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saby Proof Against Locomot;v..

Marletfa, Pa, June 3.-While plav.
ing near the tracks of the Penpsylya
:" f"4lroad, Laura, two-year-old
-"usiiler of Guy Spangier, was struck
- "h engine and hurled to a br;c,,
pavement, escaping with few bruis
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CONTRACTORS NOTICE.

l have added to my equipment two
LIZ ton automatic dump automo.
pile trucks. which will enable me Tn
nandie any material quicker and
cheaper than anyone else in Cam
bridge. ain-
RICHARD HUGHLETT. JR.
Pnone 434.-Adv. 4-3O-tf.
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Tho Weather.

Forecast for this section !: ir and
continued warm today and prrow; :;
moderate winds.
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g % 3 decrease
mount IN the case of local m
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LOST-Or mislaid, Tuesday night or
Wednesday morning, pair of gold spec
tacles Finder kindly return to Geo.W.
Hubbard, 211 High street, and receive
reward 5-31-3t.
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ducts
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
MANHATTAN

JONES, ". H.. Atlantic City *,
JOHNSON. c. H. Prairie Faun IN n,
ALOSAEY. Leo. Milwaukee ~ W w.
htHk. 4. j.. sgt, Watertown w.
hAC1MARGISKI, j., Green Bay Nv,
e BRUN. Fred. Oconto 10 ~ nj WV.
MAIISON. Rurick W. Luck ID NJ
PltIROWSkI, Max +. Berlin OK
SINNOlF. Il. j.. sgt. Milwaukee, N "a,
SLENlN. Edward. sgt. Milwaukee W.
SIEOSh, Otto W. Onalaska IN Nv
TirEGM9iPERLf; III W. c.. Hazelgreen TX,
IRESTER, Frank y. Sheboyran ", *,
VEN Err. Englebert, Cudahv IN
WAGNER. George. Milwaukee, (M1
WOLMAN. Ben. Wautoma (K)
BRESNAHAN, b, Fond-du-Iac fv,
BEDNARCk. Bernard. Green Iais np,
SoNRAD. Louis. Brussels tW1 '"''
ENDRES, Louie. Beoit tW1.
HEAD. Charles. corp, Hilbert NV,
JASkSoN. Ray S. Mineral Poin, cyr,
LEHMAN. Jacob. Sheboygan eW1 WI
NAL TERN, Mirhael. Menashs owl
n, MEl ER. benjamin. Colby ID d
hoNGE, Fred. Milwaukee 20 NJ
S1hRokDER. Frank. Oshkosh Nv,
SI0DDARD. r.. Prairie du Shac N ~,
,,sN SChW ARTZ. F. w. sgt. Fond H., ~.
SSHMlIZ. Arthur W. Milwaukee, f,y
StAnL LIZ, Victor, Milwaukee Nv, '"''
hASI. Emil IT,, Appleton (Wl.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
New York
Hotel Pennsylvania
Now Building

Hotel Pennsylvania, now
building in New York Opposite
Pennsylvania station), will be
Statler-operated.
The Pennsylvania Railway
System and Hotels Stailer are
cooperating to the fullest to
make this new house the fore
most hotel OF the world in every
sense. 1t will have 2,200 guest
rooms, each with private bath.
Hotel PENNSYLVANIA will be al
together worthy OF Americas
greatest railway system, her
largest city and her most i'm
portant hotel chain.
Opens about January fst
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11

- s<hSsf
WILLIAM. Joe.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
New York City and Vicinity

Killed in Action
STREET. John A.. MAJOR 65S Mocom
DORIS, Samuel. 1911 Eighty-fourth Street.
Brooklyn.
DURLEN, Walter. 1880 Forty-sixth Street,
FUREY. John j.. Matawan. N. J.
KRINSKY. Alex. 221 East Broadway.
New York City.
LEE, John N. Newark, n. T..
LEFKOWITz. Bennie. 236 Madison Street.
MICHAELIs. Henry E. 295 Lincoln Ave
hue. Brooklyn.
NACHTIGAL, Morris. 341 Ellery Street.
brooklyn.
NELSON. William H.. Corona. N. Y.
SANDHOFf, Frederick c.. CORP. Tren-
ton. N. j. :.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined,
BROWN. Aloysius j.. 3ls East Twenty
FLYNN. John j., SO West Ninety eighth
Street New York City.
GUILIANO. Joseph j.. CORP, AZ Fourth
Street. Brooklyn.
OLOUGHLIN. John j.. 104 West Eighy-
ninth Street. New York City a..,
ROOS, Arthur H.. corp, 109 West 22Sth
Street New York City.
ROTH. Herman. corp. II Russell Street,
SMITH. s. Herbert. corp. SIS Washington
Square. New York City.
sCHRAGE. Carl E.. 800 Hart Street.
Brooklyn.
WEINGARTEN. Joseph, 1856 Henry Street.
WHITENECK. John. 7a5 East 14sth
Street. New York City.
WORTH, Frank. sgt. Long Island n. z.
WOLUSKI. Joseph White Plains, N. x.
Wounded Slightly
BECK, Joseph O.. corp, 358 Lincoln Road.
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CANDY. Andrew j.. Goodlet >(M)

GANDH, SANDY Andrew j.. Goodet >tM).
AlNkLE. doe F.. Frost (W).
HOBB. Fred N, Wichita Falls (K).
HARRY, Forrest, Qutman (Kl.
HEaLEY, Harry w. Lancaster tKl.
L HUICHINSON, George w. Mahl (K1.
'HUNERBERG. Nathan T.. Dallas tM).
1DENS: Theodore a., Cherokee (MD.
LOWRY. George A, Stanford % d..
MlNSCH. William. Galveston (W).
MAY, .lohr s., Graford Cd d.
PAUL. Raymond c.. Texas City ID D..
PRESTRIDGE. John b., Canton tK).
PtNS0N. William f., Avinger (K).
PATTERSON. JAS. A., Comanche ID w.
PRIME. Arthur. Becksville Cd D).
SIdGER, Lonnie p. Duncan (Ml
WINFREY, Paul E., Rowland (M).
WILLIAMS. Charlie, Caddo Mills (M).
W1NN, Bernice E., Crisp.
CHO'rAS, Sam, Dallas. (W).
GAILEGHER. James D.. sgt. Dallas (M).
HIGH. Leslie sgt Enloe (M)..
RABY0R. J. "a. CORP, Fort Worth ono
Sadler. James, St Joe Cd d.
SEWEIL, VIM. D., sgt, Kleburg (M)
UTAH:
HUGHES. Russell. Garfield Cd W.
HAFELE; Id,tlsi Henry. Salt Lake City ID w.
SQulRES. Edwin E. Salt Lake City (K).
TUCKER, Charles, L.. Meyton Cd D).
WARRINGTON. William H. Helper (K).
VIRGINIA:
M1CmkkEN,' Wn'. 2; lieut.. Manakin (K)
BUCHANAN, Ernette Bondtown Cd WI
RRAXTON. Willie A.. Owenton % D..
CAMDLER: Albert B., Lynchburg (M).
CAMPBELI Walter E.. Luray (K).
CALHOUN, j.. corp, Speer's Ferry (K)
DOSS. Joseph, Hollins Cd d.
FAIRFAX; F. Willie R.. Swetman ID d..
HARRIS. David P, Richmond (K).
HILL, Summer6eld, Madison ID d.
JENNINGS. a. Rritani, Harper Shorts Creek
KiLLEN: L,,A. Alexander. osborn's Gap ID W.
LANCASTER, G. j., sgt. Richmond (K)
Lam, William B.. Lexington I'd W..
LENKE. Ellis w. Harrisonburg (M).
SMITH. Jesse r., Crisersve (K).
Smith: SMITH: Henry j.. scottsburg % W..
IuGkER. Ivy c., Omega ID d..
UII, Robert E, Madison County Cd w. .
WOODEN. James, Disputante % d..
YATES, James H., North Tazewen (M).
VERMONT:
H0LBRooK. J. C.. s. wsllinsford ID D).
PRESCoIsT. PRt.S5l Harvey p. Calais (MN.
ROWE, Martin, Rutland fM)
WARD, Edward T., Marshfeld (W).
WASHINGTON, D. c..
HOLCOMBE, Leroy b., lieut.. (K}.
CRAMER, Edward r. % D..
CONLEY, Boyd #. ID D..
EOPOLuCOL William A., corp (K).
WASHINGTON:
COCHRAN. Lloyd r., lieut.. Seattle (K,.
BLAIR. Bob l.. Spokane % w.
CHEADLE. William H.. Olympia (W).
HAYS. Elijah B., Olympia (K).
,LEoNARD, John William. corp. walla
ANDERSON, Chas. H.. sgt, Mead (W).
MCLYMONT. Wallace o.. Aberdeen (W)
SAWYER, Ernest c., Cosmopols (W).
WISCONSIN: .s.A
HILL. Emmett c.. lieut., Menoninee (W)
McHTER. Ed,oard r.. lieut.. Ma,pcuke.
ID. A.
GORMLEY, Hoscard' E.. lieut.. Matocuks.
Cd d..
MILLMAN. Dorothy, nurse. Richland Cen
tire Cd Dl.
SCHREIBER, ornia A.. nurse, Alma % D.
BRAIN sigurd, Eva. Cd d.
CHRISTOPHERSON, ", Racine ~ Al.
CHOJNACKI. Ignace, Milwaukee (M)
DORNBAGH. ]. H., Milwaukee ID d.
DURKEE, F. N, corp, Wild Rose (W).
GRUENEWALD, N. E., Random Lake
ID d..
GECENICE. .victot, Racine % A..
HlNK1NS. VIM. G., Belmont (K).
HARMANN. j. c., corp. Milwaukee % w
?, JONES. D. G., Pardess-ille (M).
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The Casualty List

WASHINGTON Nov. 1.-THE casualty lists public by the
Department contain the enlisted
killed in wounds
died aiplan died of dis
wounded
So were wounded slightly missing in action
he fu S follows:
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

a,,Id mAL5lpAY, I, "a Tom Dunbar. lieut.. Clark.
BAILEY, Eiben D.. corp, Poca tw,
BELL. Joseph H., EanniDyton IN n,
BEAN, Arthur c.. Green Spring 10 ~ Il,
6oSS1B 66o0SGb; Roscoe T., Freed % 81. "''
GOBURN. Samuel E.. Ada ID D)
FISHER. Howard M, corp, Cameron IN,
HARSH II BURGER. VIM. e. Milton tM M
IHnRPER. I54Sf Benjamin c.. Hurricane ID Ii.
HURLEY, Samuel s.. Hocomb IVY D''
JONES, Walter s.. Buchanon tW'
KINNEY; Swithen, New England u D,
Light, Bailey c.. Gerardstown (Ml.
LAMM. Shelton, corp. Pennsboro ID WI
LlOBER, Frank E.. New England % d.
MlLLs N Harry P. Mantingdon OW).
MDANIEL, William H.. vogo (AD.
POGERE. Armadee. Point Pleasant NV
RILEY, Thomas S. corp. Weston (Kl'
RAMEY, George s., Point Pleasant (Kl.
MATTERS, Edward. Elmo Cd d.
WEBER, Nick, Berlley Springs % Dl.
YOUNG, EiYen W., corp, Weir (K).
YOUNG. John w. Charleston ID Dj.
NO ADDRESS:
WILLIAM, Joe.
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MA14ONEY, John F.. "a Hill Street.
Nash, Harold s., 1866 sixty-eighth Street,
RuDDY. Benjamin E.. 49s Bergen Street.
Brooklyn.
STANTON. Joseph. 373 Union Street.
Brooklyn.
VANELLI, Pasquale. 421 East Hath
Street, New York City.
WEINDROHOWsKY. Alexander G.. 1879
Gold Street, Brooklyn.
Missing in Action
oBRIEN, Thomas F., S37 West Twenty
fourth Street. New York City.
SLOWER. Luke F.. jr.. Keansburg. N J.
SCHEIDMANN. William F., 81 Brooklyn
SMlSKO. Michael, jr., Perth Amboy. N. J.
sCHNITZLER, Louis c., 1863 Palmetto
Street, Brooklyn.
: Died of Wounds
BRRKE. Clarence F.. Jersey City, N. J.
BALDWIN, Margos S.. corp, q Pine
Street. New York City.
j.. CROWLEY, John j.. 225 East Eighty
DURKIN, John f.. 2ol East Thirty,sec-
KAZEI Nicholas, New Brunswick. N. j.
KOSTRzENSK1. Meslaw. MELVILLE
Street. Brooklyn. .
RESNICK, Morris. 1892 Washington Ave
TInlTERA. Emil, III East Ninetieth
Street New York City.
VANNATA, Alfred. 1854 Fifty-ninth
Street, Brooklyn.
vINCKoSvsKY. 1gnatius. 5a3 Third
Avenue, Brooklyn.
WH1TTLE, John r.. corp. GEO Dawson
Street. New York City.
Wounded (Severely)
BELKNEY, Ward B., lieut., 204 West
EiQhty-third Street. Ncao York City,
TUCK. Chester W. East Orange N. J.
Died of Disease
LIND. Adolph L.. Astoria, N. Y.
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UTAH:
HUGHES. Russell Garfield Cd W..
HAFELE. Henry, Salt Lake City I'd w
Johnson, Ernest F.. Randolph (K).
TUCKER, Charless,L.,. Meyton Cd D..
WILMINGTON William H Helner lKl
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WYOAIING:

BOWEN. Gerald. Soukup tK).
1DUI.1lAH. DI.1Srs Frank L.. Etna ID w,
DoIT. Earring F.. sg.. Beulah *,
DDaaNHSIIELS, ~ Fred; Horse Greek % vi
IA ~, =. Lester B., Dayton % D, w.
~ NSWANSON, Nels G., Sheridan IN n,
WATTS, John H.. penrose TX, w ~