davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19

TAYLOR. Albert. Pittsburgh (W).
TURANFK. Frank, Carnegie (W).
WILCOX. Grant. Trucksyillc ID D..
WILSON. Herbert, Sewicklcy fW);
WINGARD. Daniel. Kittanning tW).
WOOMER. Newcastle tW).
WALTERS. John, Pittsburgh (W).
WALLACE, William. Delaware Water
WAsHABAUGH. Raymond Oa<daIe (W)
WALSH. Mark. Scranton Cd w.
WHITLEY. Roland, Yeagertown % w.
WILSON, Boyd Meadow Lands lk).
WENNRICH, c. G., Cressona (W).
WHYTE: Harold D., Rogersyille SW2,,
WHITE. Philip. Phonxville lWl.
WILSON, Joseph. Wayne tW)
WHITE, Verne. Stroudsburg (W).
RHODE ISLAND:
SCHULTZ, Gustavus. Providence tW)-
NIX KtNNA. Edward, Providence (h).
SMITH George. Providence tK).
SOUTH CAROLINA:
FERGUSON John. sgt, Abbevile (W).
PORTER. Lee, Abbevie (Wl.
SOUTH DAKOTA:
BROWN, David Isabel fW).
~IYNOLDS, Thurston. Bonesteel (W).
TENr,EssEE:
BROWN, Walter Lee. Decatur (W).
FERRIS. Roscoe, White Haven CW).
GLEAVrSS Robert. Nashville (W)
N PHILLIPS. Alex, >Cookeville (W).
RICHARDSON. Charlie. La Toilette (W).
WALLACE, Spencer, Reardon *.
TEXAS:
MUDGET7. b. lieut.. sa,l Antonio % W
BATES. Hugh, Homer jM)
BRATCHlER Clarence. VENUS ,k).
BEAKLEY. Horace. Dallas (W)
COPELAND. Clarence. seymour lWl.
CHAMPION. Frank. Georgetown (kD.
CfGAS, Jimmie. Mckinney (kl.
DOLLAR, Lee. Paris lWD.
III .E.MfNf, TeSca RactIaIa IN WI
rORTMAN, Herman, Mission (W).
HARDING. Peter, Dublin (kJ.
HARRIS. Roy. Nacena *.
HlNDMhN, Claude, sgt, Kaufman (W).
JOHNSON, Alex. Oakhurst (W).
KARBOWSKI, Louis, Galveston (K).
KOBE. William, Buchhotz tW1.
LASSlTER, Henry, Elkhart (W).
RAWLING. James. Austin (W).
REID, randy, Overton (K).
RUTLEDGE, A. D., Gillette (K).
ROBINSON, Luke, Latexo 90 D..
SIFUFNTES, Thomas, Eagle Pass (W).
SCHEIDECK. Frank. San Antonio (W).
TYLER, Jerry, Everman (K).
TARRANT, Emory. La Rue {W).
WEST Walter. Corsicana va.
WILLIAMS, James, Burleson (W).
UTAH:
VINCENT, Harlow. Salt Lake City ID w
VERMONT:
BAI IFORE. Nicholas. Rutland (K).
CASTONGUAl. Levi, Island Pond (W).
THOMAS, William, Burlington ID d..
VIRGINIA:
PITICOpE. Chas.. {ie4,'. Yeesburg D w
COLLINS Robert SGT. Portsmouth (W).
PIERCE, Stewart. Richmond ID d..
SNEAD, Henry. Cryata Hin ID d.
OWENS. Teddv. Jane 1hl.
PADGETT. 0. G.. Legneleburg (W).
WASHINGTON:
HARRY. Christ. Seattle CMl
TUCKER, George, Granite Falls CW1.
WASHINGTON y r.
tfLLER. Nelson l.. lieut. CK).
MATTHEW'S. Horace (K)
WEST VIRGINIA:
ADAMS James Lawford (Wl
BEAGLE. Jennings. Ripley wv
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19

RIGGS, Clifford, Anselmo (Wl.
SKINNER, William, Berwyn CW).
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
FISH Herman, Littleton (W).
HISI OP. Charles. Manchester (M)
LAVIERE, Cyril. Claremont {W).
RYAN. Thomas. Nashua (W).
NEW MEXICO:
ALBlLLER. pnscualc. Mesilla (M).
GUTIERREZ Juan, Las Vegas (M
NEW JERSEY:
DANIELSON. George. Dover W!;
FROST. Harry, Hackettstown (M).
GOODWIN. Raymond. Cedarvile (Wl.
PETROCCARO. Angelic. Morristown (K).
NEW YORK:
BACHMAN. John. teu,.. Buffalo (K).
COHEN: Herbert Buffalo tW(.
COWAN, Hugh, Albany (Wl.
D'ANGELo. Antonio. Rochester (W).
FREEMAN, David, Syracuse (W).
FLYNN Joseph. Buffalo (W)
HAHN Constant, Rochester (W).
kEALY. James, Poughkecpsie (M).
KERNEN, John, Rochester (M).
M'ALLISTER, VIM. H., Tonowando lIO.
NICHOLSON. Clarence. Syracuse (W).
RANSOM Raymond. Rochester (K).
LEE, Oscar, PouRhkeapsie (k).
MAHONEY, James, Buffalo (K).
SHANNON, William, Buffalo (Ml.
NORTH CAROLINA:
BIVF'r S, Robert. Marvin (W).
BR. .OTEE, Nick, Cherokee (W).
CARKOIL, sydney, (rO!dSDOrO wv J.
LANE. Charles, Winston-Salcm (K)
MAYO. Ezra. Selma co.
MGINNIS, ,William Gnstonia (W).
PUET7r. Abe Warren % D).
SHEPHERD, Joseph. Lcatherman Cd d..
SWANNE, Walter. Washington (W).
NORTH DAKOTA:
ANDERSON. John A. Reynolds % D..
FISKE. Olaf. Colfax (K).
KOEHLER. Edward, Eckman (K).
LANORE, Joseph, Beach W..
MATHIS0N. Martin. Hickson (W.
MORTENSON. Cleve, Grand Forks (W).
NYHUS. Oliver, Hatton ID d..
OHIO:
ALLEGRETrI, D.. Youngstown (W).
AKER, William, AsheviIle (W(.
BETTENBROOK, Herman. Columbus (W).
BARNES, Raymond, Akron (W).
BAIRD, William, Lowellville (W).
BIRCH Harold. charlottesville (W).
CAHILL. Harry. Dayton (N.
CARSON. William, corp. Jonesville tW).
duncan. D., Washington c. r. W.
ElCHHOFF Ferdinand Hammler (W).
GOODMAN, Sam. Cleveland (W).
HEIMBAtGH. Roy. Akron % d.
HOLLY. Henry Amherst (k).
HENNA, Verne, Toledo (Wy.
KELLER. John, Salem (k).
kNUPkE, Harry, Sandusky (WJ.
kRAUSE, Daniel, Akron tW>
LUTHER, Ludlow. Cincinnati; lKD.
MUNICH. Cyril Toledo lW,
O'CONNELL. Pat, Cleveland (Wl.
ORLANDO, Emile. Cleveland lK).
RICHTER. Earl. Cleveland (W).
SMITH. Pearl, Washington c. II (W).
SCHOCK. Henry. Cleveland Cd D.
TORCHESk- Steve Middle Branch (K).
MATTERS. G.. corp, Columbus (W).
WENNZ1NGER. John, Button (K).
WILSON. Louis, Chauncey (K)
WERNER. Oscar. Archbold (WD.
OKLAHOMA:
COFFEY. Ivan. corp. Cloud Chief (W).
DEER. James, Carney (W).
FROST. Alvis. Wynnewood (W).
LARSON. John. Tulsa (M).
MORGAN, Buddy Grady (W).
NAPLES. Henry, Hoyt lK).
MILLER, Willis, Norman {K).
OLIVER Henry c., Kiefer (K).
rEYTON, Jerome. Cribs (M).
R0MlNES, William, CASTOR Cd w.
STROUT, James. Locust Grove (K).
SPROWl.S, Tracy, Noble (k).
TETERS. John. Swink (W)
WHITE. John, Okmulgee (W).
WlLBURN, Bill. DrumriRht (h)
WIITCOPP, Anil. Harrah (K)
YOUNG, Charles. Sentinel (K).
OREGON:
CORNISH. Van. Klamath Falls tM).
SMYTHE, James, McMinnvine (W).
PENNSYLVANIA:
JJoHNST0N. d., lieut., Harrisburg tM>.
ROSS. c. j.. lieut.. Titusviie (K).
ALDERTON. NJ. NJ. Reynolds vile (M).
ALWARD, William, Pittsburgh (W)
BELSKI, Luty. Shamokin (M).
BEATTIE. Sherman Arnold (W)
BEST. George. Derby W.
BEAM, Thomas. StroudsburY (W)
BOWDEN, Frank, Philadelphia (K>
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19


VAN DEuSEN, Frederick. Greenwich (Ml
FLORIDA:
PACKER. Chsrles, wclaka (Wl,
GEORGIA:
FULGHdM. H.. lieut.. Hoperile % a..
RUMPH s.. capt.. Mcrshauriue CyD.
MpuFp5E N,TI James. James. Milan CM;
CASTILLO. jesse Bolton tWl.
ELDER. John. Pennington (W).
WETSENBAKER, Claude. Valdosta 90 D>
IDAHO:
TIEHLER. Oliver, Geneva CW).
HOGAN. Thomas, Occur d'Alene (K).
lSAACS. Harry, Mountain Home (W).
M'CLENAHAM, Thomas, Payette (K).
PURLIVE. Oliver, Bruneau (W).
SMALL, Harry. Wciser (W).
ILLINOIS:
GAULT, Fred, Chicago wv.
ROCHE, Thomas. Chicago (W).
SA1SIyE,Il, SANDELL, David. Aurora lW) >r,>
STONE. Dan. Glen Ellyn (Wl.
SCHOLL. Harry. Chicago (W).
ILLINOIS,:
BuDLovE. William, Chicago lM).
CULLETT, Chester. Chicago (W).
DICK. George. Staunton tkl.
DUESDICKER, Harry, Quincy tW).
FASSO. John. Chicago (M).
FOX, Grover, Bellehower (M).
GEIGER. Louis. Galena (K).
HAIRY. b.. Hillsdale lk).
LUCUS. Sylvester. Sheldon (W).
MCAUSLhND, Henry, Lawrenceville (kl
MILLER. Hans. Cairo (K).
NORVlLLE, Joe, Royaltown (W).
ROBINSON: Herbert, Chicago lW).
SUTTON, Clarence, Windsor (W)
1NDIANA:
AKER. Arthur, Fort Wayne (W).
COAN. james, Elwood (W).
CRIDER. Bruce, Norman Station (w>.
CORNELL. William, Rochester (Ml.
SCHOEMAKER, Clark Rosston (W).
SLOKU, Raymond. Gary (W).
WHITEHEAD Raymond. Elwood (W).
ANDERSON, Sim. Alexandria (lli.
CUNNINGHAM, James H., E.lkhart (W).
HARBAUGH, George. N. Liberty (W>.
kALEHER. Edward, Muncie (W>
KUHR, Frank. Terre Haute tW,.
SMITH. George f.. kokomo lW).
STRAKER, Charles. Evansville (O.
SURRAN, Harry, Culver 90 D..
IOWA:
MULLIGAN, William j., Dubuque (W>.
RHOMBERG, Theodore. Dubuque (W)
BLANK, Stewart, Coin tW).
DRAY, Ralph, Modae (W).
TITE, Jerome, sgt. Cooper (W).
KILLEN. Don. Carlisle (W).
MURRAY, Thomas. Cedar Rapids (k(.
WERNER, Frank, Winfield (W).
KANSAS:
BARTELI.. Elmer, zcandae (K).
BOELY. William, Larned (W).
BRODGDEN, Joseph, Topeka (K).
BROWN. Roy Wichita (K).
COFFMAN. Thomas. Horton (W).
DICKINSON, Harry, Adams (K).
DUGAN, Guy, st. George (K).
HANLIN. Charles, Ossawatomie (K.
LOWMAN. Willard, Concordia (M).
MCLOSkEY. p. E.. Agre (K).
NIXON. Willis, Medicine Lodge Cd wy.
RAlBLE, Joseph Overlook (K).
REV ES. Jesse. Medicine Lodge % w. .
RUSSELL, Clifford, Ellis (W).
RETTKE, Leo Almo (W).
SMART. William. Mulvane (K).
Jaw. Andrew. Louisville (W).
WEST. Owen, Mildred (K).
KENTUCKY:
ESTRlDGE. Arthur, lieut., Lido (W).
ALEXANDER, Charlie. Custer (W}.
BARNES, John. Broomfield (W).
BARNES, Sol, Skip (K).
MCCOY, Robert. Princess Cd D).
ORR Curtis. Hazel Cd D..
VAN BUSSUM. Orville. Uniontow
Cd D.
WHITTAKER. Allen, Richmond (W).
WILSON. Hugh. Dixon (W).
LOUISIANA:
AUTHEMENT, AIcide, Chauvin (W).
ROCK. Octave, New Orleans % D..
RIDER. Louis Mamou (W)
YOUNG, Charles, New Orleans ID D..
MAINE:
LAVIGNY, Arthur. Sanford (K).
MDONOUGH, George. Portland (W).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19

MARYLAND:
HARTMAN. Jacob baltimore (K).
HOGG, Truman. Henley (W).
LINZ; LINK; Howard. corp Halethorges {").
NOWLIN. Ross. Sharptown CW).
STUP. Harry. baltimore (W).
SELLERS. Fred. Guard (W).
IEMAN Charles, Baltimore % d.
MASSACHUSETTS:
PUTNAM Dard lieut.. Brooklinc (K(
ATKINSON, Elwood. Peabody (W).
BATES. Edward. Boston (W).
BRESNAHAN. Thomas, Barre Plains (W).
BOURASSA. Joseph, Cambridge (M).
CHRISTIE. Peter, Worcester (W).
D0MaTH Peter Southbridgc (K).
FORTUNE, Max. Worcester (W).
GOSS W'liar canton iW).
MONAHAN. William. Canton CIV.
MUNROE, Fred. Haverhill (M.
PARM ENTER, Joel. Acton (M.
ROCKS. Charles. New Bedford % D).
TOOMY. James. Chelsea (K).
MALONY. Robert. Grecndale (MD.
SULLIVAN. Walter. Somervllc (W).
WOOTE. Samuel, Dorchester (W).
MICHIGAN:
B1SBEE. Carl. Coldwater (W)
DAY. Harry. Pittsford (W).
DUCkETT g., Detroit (K).
DONNA, Alex Grand Rapids (M.
EDGERl4Y. Arthur. Mattewnn (M).
HANF, AdOlph, Detroit (W).
HIGGINS. Peter. Wyandotte (W)
kORP. Frank, Saginaw (W).
LkSCHlENZSKI, John. Detroit (I).
MARKS. Arthur, Palmyra (W).
MARTINs0N. Gust. Detroit ID D..
MASON. Jacob, Newport (W).
PETERS, Elijah. Mikado Cd D..
PUSkA, Matt. Hancock (W).
ROWE. Ezra. Hart 60 D..
RYNBRANDT. r.. Byron Centre ID d..
SCHEPPI.E. r., Holland Cd d..
STOCKEN. Orvile Battle Greek ID D..
VINCE Tony, Flint 10
ZLOTCHE, Mike. Hamtramck I'd d.
BMAGA, "a Joseph, Iron Mountain (W).
FOWLER. Arthur sgt. Bay City (K).
ORVIS. Mortimer. Port Huron lW1.
NANCES, Paul Turner ID w.
MINNESOTA:
BIA1K<kNEN: I1<k Nes, Minneapolis (M).
BERG. William. Duluth (W).
GdpRcH. Cn111N5; &c George, Dennison X:
iIis'fs SiHhis Rey s. siayten ys1,s W}. FS''s 'w''
HaGt;I HHaaGGELuMD' 1]SD' Victor. Iasantl K).
JAlIo JAY hloMp; Theodnra ms"1s, posid nandru~ K)
JENO, Wfrcd. Lonsdale (Mj.
MAST ERSON, Maurice. Barnesviilc (W)
MI!LNER. Lester. Rice CW).
oBltIEN, james, Lewiston (WY.
ROGERS. William Virginia (Wl
SMITH, Max. Eden Prairie %.
Ss,YWsANSoN, Lawrence Lake Elmo (K).
SlMGt.E SpH, c,Ii r, DAYS. MINNESOTA Lake (Wl.
IVEDTEN, Ole, Trail (K).
WEINBAR. Elmer c., Wendell CW).
NESkE. Emil Winona Cd w.
MISSISSIPPI:
HARRINGTON. William, Laurel (W).
knWS KiNG; :, Roy. ;,..,I! iantha ,K..
MISSOURI:
lucy. Claude. lieut. Ellington (M.
TIT. Roland. lieut., st. Louis tM)
BUCHHOLTZ, Geo. French Village (K)
BRUTON. Charles, Golden (K).
BRUMBAUGH. c., Cape Girardeau (W).
HAYDON. Robert corp, West Plains (W)
lSOM. Claude, Kansas City Cd Al.
INGRAHAM. Thomas, sgt, Mountain
Grove Cd Al.
! LEHMAN, Joseph, Kansas City (K.
LACKEY, John, Fairfax (W).
MARTIN, Clyde Springfield (K).
OHREN, Abraham, St Louis Cd W..
ROLAN, John, Portagevile (k).
SMITH, Ben. ST. Louis Cd D..
TROKEY. Frank. st. Louis (W)
WEST James, Kansas City (k)
YOCUM, Fred, Joplin (K).
MONTANA:
FANDRICH, Joe, Mawdlin (M)
FEDORCHUK. Fred. Great Falls (W)
GATES. Austin. Drummond tW).
PETERSON, John. Sydney CW).
WADDELL, William, Hamilton (W)
NEBRASKA:
KALLEMAYN. Geo, University Place tx
| KURBKOWSKIE. William. Grant (W)
LAHODA. Charles. Plattsmouth (MN.
MOELLER. Henry, Clymouth (M).
MONTELLO, Mike, Omaha (K).
| POPPING, Allen, Omaha (W).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19

BARAK. Emil 4c5 East scventy-scvrnsh
Street, New York City
DIAN, David N 50 Bergen Street,
HANAvAN, Martin s. Bank Street. New
ITvANDosKE4 Frank s. A1ntcy, N. J.
MALONE Fred 234s University Avenue.
MuHLING. Edward $40 East lo5th Street,
MCANN. Henry. 3ss Baltic Street,
MAGGIo. james. "a. East Thirteenth. New
York City.
MATUL1S. Jacob. Yonkers. N. Y.
RECkiIN. John j.. sgt. 233 Fifth Ave
nue., New York City
s'ToLL, William, 1872 East Ninety-fourth
Street New York City.
SWARTW OOD. Fred, II Grotnn Street
TANSEY. James. IS Underhin Avenue
WASH Albert. Jersey City Heights.
wYNNE. James, 244 West Twentieth
Street. New York City.
BROPBT, Richard. corp, Roslyn, N Y
HNRZ. John Bayonnc N. j.
KEARNS, Martin, Sheepshead Bay. N. Y.
OFT. Ferdinand 1859 Decatur Street,
sFIDENBuRG. William. 212O Belmont
Avenuc, New York City
Died From Wounds
FROBISHEH, Joseph. lieut., Arlington
y. Il
Died of Disease
MORGANIBALER, Charles, 2o24 Pitkin
MARINo. Faui. 73o East 212th Street,
New York City.
MARTIN. George, 1885 Halscy Street
Brooklyn
Wound ed
BLUWREpG jacob. capt, 26s Arcnuc 4.
Nsu Yori. CitB.
JANNOPOo 10, Richort. lieut., IS West
!SorentV-s Street, Ner York City.
ADAMSkY. Morris, y Water Street, New
York City.
ALEXANDER. benjamin. 6es 15Sth Street,
New York City.
BANAN'rE, Tony, Summit, N J.
BENNETT. Harry. AIS Sixth Street.
Brooklyn.
CoNDrT, Raymond. 2 Orange. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19

WHiTEHURsT. E, capt. Clopto~ (W).
BOLDEN, Wiley. sgt, Birmingham (Wl
CORDLE. L. c., New Brockton (W)-
COLLISION. NJ E. Prattville (K)-
HAYES. F. j., Adamsvile (W).
LIZ BLEW. Skeenl. Gosport tM)-
MCCORMICK. B. G., Pigeon Creek (K).
MORGAN. Hughie, Sylacauga (W).
SNB'STON, Robert. Birmingham tW)-
ARIZONA:
DR. PER. Howard, Wickenbury (K).
MARTIN EI, Cruz, Morenci (M).
ARKANSAS:
nNLDMIN. Herbert. Ozark CW).
MOORE, Carl. Paragould (W).
MURRAY, Robert, Hot Springs {W)-
SURLES, John. Noland (W).
THORNTON. James. Snowfall CW)-
WEAVER, T. b.. Brinlley (K)-
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON 8The casualty lists made public by the War
Of 37 officers and enlisted OF
these missing action, 256 severely
wounds died from accident and other 80
accident 17S wounded de-
gree undetermined
The full list follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19
Ne1D York City and Vicinity
k;,,.d FIIIIPoNE Cosimo

FIIIiPO ONE. Cosimo S4S East Fifty ninth
Street, New York City.
GILDENBURG. Abraham, sgt, 60a West
19lst Street. New York City.
JONES, William, Bayonne, N. J.
LIPKE, George. Elizabeth, N. j.
MICRO, Anthony. Newark, N. J.
ROTH, Philip, 1918 Fox Street, New York
RHODES. Van, lie West 1ssth Street.
New York City.
RosILLo. Gilbert. 1o7 West Third Street.
sEIGMAN, benjamin, 24s Hart Street.
brooklyn
WILKINSON. Walter. so1 sixty-hrst
Street Brooklyn.
WILLIAMS. Bailey, 64t West 1891 Street
New York City.
BERKE, julius, Jcrsey City. N. J.
BORGIONO. Frank. Newark. N. J.
DRAKE. William. 16A West 102d Street.
New York City.
FEDOR. Stephen, Yonkers. N Y.
FuGLE. Edward, Metuchen. N. J.
kIEEPE, Werner, Yonkers. N. y.
kESsLER; David, 753 East Fifth Street.
.KUNzE, Charles. 500 East Elghty-cishth
Street, New. York City.
LEwANBOwsK1. sygmunt. 225 West
1880 Street New York City.
~ LEMIEUX, Edward Plattsburg. N. Y.
LEM. Ralph. &c Broome Street, New
York City.
MANG1N. Eugene. e7la Morton Street.
New York City. ~
d.
PACIO. Antonio. Newark. N. T.
RODRIGO, Albert, 321S Avenue H. Brook
lyn.
ROUSE. John. $40 West 124th Street.
New York City.
sAMUEIs. Saul. 5s3 Van sickIcn Avenue,
Brooklyn.
sARCH1NO. Joseph. Jersey City. N. J.
SINGER. George, Crawford. N. J.
VIOLA. Anthony, 1917 johnson Street,
Brooklyn.
WALSH. William. 525 East Eighty first
Street, New York City.
WALDRON, Michael. 125 West Fourth
Street, Plaintield. N. J.
Missing
WALTHER. Frank. lieut, 407 East 13sth
Street, Nen York City.
CHRISTIE, Charles. sgt, Long Island City.
HARRISON. O. II. corp, 1922 Glenwood
Road, Brooklyn.
MEAHAN. Joseph, 17o Luqueer Street,
| Brooklyn.
PHILLIPS, John, Kcyport, N. J
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19

CALIFORNIA:
LEXANDER. Christ, Lodi CW). > .
kAnEN, NJ, corp, Santa Maria (yT) 9.
ILARk. Clarence, Los Angeles (W).
DE WITT. Hugh. San Anselmo (K).
Jones. Orvie. Santa Rosa % Al.
JOHNSON. Edmund Fresno (W).
LAE ORlN. Robert, Los Angeles (W).
MACON, Herbert, Madero % w.
MlLLER. Moritz. Los Angeles (w).
NO, MON lCELLl, Fred. Greenville (M).
WILLIAMS, Frank, Cine 1K).
WALL, James, San Francisco (W).
Colorado:
GUTIERREZ. Areniol, Walsenburg (M).
SCHElB. Harold, Denver (W).
SEGANII, Anthony. Denver CW).
WEIR. John, Yuma (W)
WILLIAMSON, Harvey, Springfield (K)
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19

Character Of Casualties indicated follows {K) killed in
(W) wounded; Cd ~ other cau..s.
% W) died of wounds; Cd D died disease; (N missing;
(P)
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19

FOSTER, Allen. New Haven Cd AZ.
POTTER. James. South Merden (W).
BIANCO. Joseph Watertown (W).
FICIONEL1T, Tony. New Haven (W).
ROMANO Stephen. Hartford (W).
VAN DEUSEN. Frederick, Greenwich (M)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-07
French Grammar

sIlDENT-Could you eniighten me
on the use OF the French negation? 7
know that / IS expressed by the two
words ne" and pas" but sometimes I
ma pas" omitted. Is there a general
rule as to when me" alone is to be
used.
Pas" IS omitted and only me- used:
y WITH the verb ''savoir" in the sense
OF being uncertain: "Philocles. oui
Papercoit, ne salt pue croire"-Fenelon:
also with "je ne saurais" when used
instead OF Je ne peux pas" II caanor).
Example: "Je ne saurais vous bonner
les details cannot give you the mar
ticuiars). When, however, the verb
SAVIOR, employed in the negative, signi-
les not to have learned" then the
negatlon must be completed with pas"
Example; "Je ne sais pas l'allemanc:
ne savez-vous pas nager?' Il don-r
know German; can't you swim ?").
% With the verbs 'pouvoir. oser.
cesser,' especially when followed by
an lnnnitive. Example: 'Je ne puts
yous lie dire q cannot tell IT.; ri ne
peut marcher" He cannot walk: aJe
ne la voyais pas. ct ie n'osais me re-
tourner vers ellie" Il did not see her.
and burst not torn toward herr About
III ne cesse de fumer' He does
not cease smoking. When, however,
modified by reference TO time and indi-
eating an interruption, pas" must be
added: "Je ne cesse pas de TRAVELLER
avant huit heures' Il do not stop work-
ing before s o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-07
Bolsheviki and Mensheviki

L. V.-Will you please explain what
is meant by Bosheviki and Mensheviki,
the names of the two Russian parties
so much spoken of in connection with
the Russian revolution and the dis
aster the former have brought upon
Russia? l have been told that the
words meant, respectively, majority
and minority. Is this the correct mean
ing? What are the Cadets?
Bolsheviki and Mcnsheviki, derived.
respectively, from bolshe, more, and
menshe, less, the names of the two
parties of the Russian Social Democ-
racy, have nothing to do with MAORI
ties or minorities. The Bolsheviki are
identical with the "Maximalists" in the
sense Of demanding more as against
the "Minimalsts,' who are satisfied
with less.
These two branches Of the Russian
Social Democracy disunited at the party
conference of 1908. The Bolsheviki,
under the leadership of Lenine and
others, insisted that the Social Dem
ocrats should not sacrifice Z single
principle of their programme and should
push it through by all means regard
less of the present economical con-
ditions. They demanded the distribu-
ton of all the land among the peasants
and the characterization" Of in
dustry to such a degree, that the
workers not only divide among them
selves the net profits OF the factories.
but that they also get the right of
control. They therefore asked more
than the Mensheviki, who believed in
so-called scientific socialism, teaching
that the ends of socialism can be at
tanned only by evolution, organization
and enlightening OF the masses, and
who accordingly demand less.
For the present the most important
difference between the two parties lies
IN the domain of foreign policy. The
Bolsheviki have always condemned for
eign wars, and only admitted the So
cial revolutionary civil war as iusti-
fable. The Mensheviki, Oh The other
hand, have rather social patriotical
tendencies like the majority of the
German, French and English Social
Democrats.
The Cadets are at present the onlv
bourgeoisie party OF Russia that has
not yet given up the fight under the
new regime. Its designation is de.
rived from the letters c. D, the abbre-
Walton OF Constitutional Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-07
Appeals for Knitted Goods

SEVERAL NQUIRERs. - Whatever
tn the divergence IN the statements of the
Secretary of the Navy and the Red Cross
IN regard to knitting sweaters and
other articles for men in environments
and army posts and those aboard
American warships, one thing is GER
tain-the demand upon the Red Cross
IS so great that the Atlantic division
on November % sent out an ap-
peal TO chapters in its jurisdiction
TO mobilize all the volunteer helm Is
can get in an effort to speed up work
on sweaters, WHISTLES, muHiers. he'll
NETS and socks. With practically every
requlsitlon for sweaters ard other knit
ted articles comes the request that gar
iAenfs be delivered az the camps be-
tore Christmas. Just as fast as knitted
articles can be obtained they are for
warded to Red Cross warehouses at the
camps and distributed to the men under
army regulations, which require that
they be accounted for on inspection
days, the same as equipment nrov;ded
by the War Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-07

Some of them are of that class, but
they are only a few. The small
shopkeeper is as much a "bour-
geois" as the rich factory owner to
the Bolsheviki, the moderate Social
lists, the university students, the
cadets-the party that led the fight
in the Duma for reform for years
and finally actually started the rev.
olution-even the 'intellectuals, -
who were the Nihilists of a score of
years ago, and were sacrificing
themselves for liberty when the
present saviors Of their country
were the unleavened lump of the
Russian mass, all these are under
the ban, and all are fair prey for
any criminal who wears the colors
of the Red Guard.
For instance-M. Gotz, a leader
of the Social Revolutionary party,
and a man who had devoted his
whole life to the welfare Of the
peasants, was arrested by the Boil
sheviki on suspicion of counter-rev-
dictionary sympathies. The Bolshe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-07
ARTICLE II

EFORE I left Petrograd it was
b a common saying among
those who had enjoyed even
slight prosperity under the old
regime that no people in the world
had suffered as they had in this war.
From this distance, with even my
own experienees-which were not
extreme-softened little already,
and with daily fresh reports on the
atrocities in Belgium, do not be-
heve that is true. Yet, I do believe
that not even Belgium suffered 50
much in so short a time as did the
"bourgeoisie" of Petrograd under the
Tovarishi. The question is only
whether suffering is worse. when in
aicted by deliberate official cruelty
or when it comes from licentious
harbarism.
Let me first make it clear that the
'bourgeoisie" who have suffered have
not been the oppressors Of Russia.