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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-10
OUR JITNEy oFFER-rHIs and Sc

DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this
slip, enclose with FIVE cents to Foley
II Co, 1886 Sheffield Ave, Chicago,
Ill, writing your name and address
clearly You Will receive in return a
trial package containing Foley's Ho-
meg and Tar Compound, for coughs,
colds and Group Foley Kidney Pills
and Foley Cathartio Tablets.
Sold hyelyWhere. I'm
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-10

and over, under ten dollars cash, in
terest RENTED il paid at maturity,
Notes payable at Merchants and
Farmers Bank, Martinsburg, w Va.
No property to be removed until set
tied for.
MRS. ALICE A. KERNEY.
Dodd and Hoffman, Auctioneers.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-10
FOUND GUILTY.

Dr. Asa w Chamberlain was found
guilty at Goochland, Va, OF the muir
der Of his brother, and sentenced 10
life imprisonment
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-10
PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Having rented my farm known as
the J. w Kerney farm situated five
miles west of Martinsburg, one mile
north OF Arden. and one and one-half
miles south OF NollvilIe, on Ridge
Road, will sell
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16, 1918,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the
following property to-wit:
SEVEN HEAD HORSES,
no. /, Ned. IL years old, good wa
gon and barshear leader; No. 2, Bird
z years old, good wagon and strap
mare; No. 8, Lady, eight years old,
good safe family driver, 4, s and
s, Celem, Prince and Dollie, all a
years old and good workers; No. z,
Bess. heavy draft colt, coming 2
years old
10 HEAD OF CATTLE.
Of which seven are young milk cows,
one fresh and six nearly springers;
5 steers, viii weigh from 500 to 800
lbs. each; one pure bred Holsteif1
bull, coming 2 years old: balance
thrifty young cattle.
10 HEAD or HOGS
One pure bred Chester white brood
SON; pne Duge bred Poland China
boar; 9 pure bred Chssyer White
boafs xyAi6hin6 I25 lbs. dr more.
"A lag ihlI, 4. 4 IA III AZ ..,
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IS HEAD or FARM MARES. HEA,
Wy COLTS, MULES AND MULE
COLTS, SADDLE AND
DERIVING HoReEc

No /, Bird, bay mare, in foal, com
ing IL years. weight 1900, No. ]
leader work anywhere hitched;
Nell, bay mare, coming 10 years
weight 1860. good strap mare; No. g.
easel Bell, brown mare. sired BY Air
Castle, Els, coming 8 years, weight
1000 This mare Il straight and
right in every way. and as fine q
driver and saddler as the county
can produce; No. 4 Rex. Standard
bred, coming years, weight 1000
sired By Barmado & Shrive. good
speed, Nos. g and dam was by SUI
premacr; NO 5, Flora. gray Perch
cron mare years, weight 1900, a
flne leader and will work anywhere
hitched. very fine brood mare; No
6. Cloyey,A gray mare. years old
work anywhere hitched. weight T.
250; No q Prince, dunn horse, 8
years old, good alIround horse, one
Of the best ever owned for general
work; no. s, Jack, bay geIding. {
years old, weight 1000, an elegant
driver and worker bred from the
Rouse horse Baronade. safe for Ia
dies and children; NO. 3, Oleta, WI!
there registered mare, in foal by Lu.
.Sian GhilNas VIII work heavy. her
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-10
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Intending to quit farming and move
10 town / will sell at public sale on
AIRS. Elizabeth G. Kunkle's farm, To-
6Ated two miles north OF Martins
burg. op the Williamsport pike,
known as the Black Barn Farm, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY is, 1878,
commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, the
following property, to-wit:
IS HEAD HORSES AND COLTS
One brown mare. good barshare
ie2der and work anywhere hitched,
wsisht 1900 lbs. In foRl by j. w.
Dodd's English Shire horse; ] roam
mare. good barshars leader, and work
anywhere, weight 1400 lbs; roam
mare good general purpose mare,
work anywhere, weight 1850; brown
horse, exceptional wagon leader, and
work anywhere, can't hitch wrong,
weight 1400: black mare, fine blood
- stock, half hackney, sire is Wood
Endurance Hayes hackney, from
Pennsylvania, bred TO j. w. Dodd's
Percher0n horse, fearless of steam
and auto, some speed and fine style:
& Nt<4tA kAdlGy U1Dt4CQ GLQChs lALAG
driver, safe for children to drive. bred
10 y. w Dodd's English shire horse.
An three OF the above mares bred
are In foal. Doc an old favorite driv~
ing horse, blooded stock. grandson OF
John n. Gentry. safe for anyone to
drive. deserving good home, some
thing hard to find like him: sorrei
colt, heavy draft. coming years old,
line strap horse and has been drfv-
en-; three year old, 2 heavy draft
eeIts. John Davis stock, and fine
bIoodad mare colt, sired bv Allen.
~ood, jr-, Harry Snaps horse Of
fnwood, and another half hackney
one that with make something fine
TOR speed and style; 2 heavy draft
yearlings
20 HEAD or CATTLE
Consisting OF Holstein. Durham
and Jerseys, exceptional good bunch
sf dairy cattle and dairymen should
not miss seeing this bunch. -Four
are fresh now, with calves BY their
side, and four or I'VE more bv day
n sale; ! fine Holstein bull.
HOGS
one SOW viii have pigs By day
III e1ls.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
InfeH farm wagons 19o. 2tndc.
baker Witb 60 hn Ned. one 81 All.
4<A4.l=z '4.2.4&.fa FL. 4 ||I - I '-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-10
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs
and Farming Implements.
The undersigned, intending to quit
farming, will sell at his residence,
situated one mile west OF townsville,
on the DIR. Gaines farm, sor what is
known as the Natural Well, Farm on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1918
sale to begin at 10 o'clock, all the
following valuable personal property.
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THE BIG
SNAPp STOUT STOCK SALE
Rain Or Shine

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY so, 1918
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, on
the farm known as the r. G. Will
iiams farm. IL miles south OF Mar
:insburg, 2 miles north OF Tabler, on
the Winchester and Martinsbure
pike,
Each and every article offered will
positively be sold
Here is the place to get your pigs
for the pen and heifers and cows for
the dairy.
1879 HEAD OF STOCK,
All OF which will be sold to the high
f<sdIo-
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Q HEAD HORSES AND COLTS
20 HEAD OF CATTLE
9 HEAD or HOGS

Four thoroughbred Chester White
sows, thoroughbred Chester White
boars, old enough for service The
above are entitled to registration
One male hog old enough for service
One SOW with pigs. These hogs will
weigh around 140 pounds by day OF
sale. Papers viii be furnished to
purchasers If desired.
JOHN w. JACOBS.
Jan. 10, Is, Fl IS, 81; Feb. S.
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y7'F sVN VIII nave pigf ny day
III EnlA
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Three farm wagons ! MI. 1tudc.
9aAhE with 90 hp bed. one d All.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-08
AMERICAN DEAD
REST NEAR PARIS
Boys SuCCumbing to Wounds
in Second Mane HOnOred,

PARIS.-(Corrcspondencc OF The
Associated ss)-Four, five and in
many cases. six thousand mleS from
their maternal hearth, the American
dead, heroes OF the second battle of the
Marine, who have succumbed from
grievous wounds in Paris hospitals, are
mourned daily by French mothers, Sis
ters and fathers who feel the emotions
of these heroes kindred at home
Daily the funerals leave the city hos
pitals for the little SurcSneS cemetery
dedicated 10 Americans by the city OF
SureSnes located on a hill on the west
of Paris overlooking the French me-
tropolls. Daily the Republican guard IN
their picturesque and historic military
attire march forth to the funeral 10
beStow Frances regard upon these
American heroes; and though no vol
ley is fired because it is forbidden by
the French authorities, the American
buGler sounds taps" with impressive
tonng
A service is first held in the little
chapel in the hospital Protestant
chaplainS officiate over the dead OF
their faith and Catholic over theirs.
The hospital organization such as can
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George II Morgan. ST. Paul, MINI.
David II. Pollnck Vnnctta. W. Va. Sam.
uel Renck, Frankfort, Ind: Guy ProE,
Newbern, ~ c. Arthur Sacalls, FAN
River, Mass Theodore SalyntOs, South
bethlehem, Pa. Charles Sankayitch.
brooklyn. n. y; John Scyrus Sultan,
SwuntOu. Va; Charles o. Bcugal, Olnn-
n, Pa; lrl Feltcr, Louisylllc, Ky; George
Foross, YeringtOn, New IawrcnC, W.
Gntcs, Milcrs Fails, Mass william r.
Harmon Gratsburg Wis Arch Jenkins,
Normnntown. ". Va, Charles H. John
son. Evanston, m; Urban Kassik, Al
gonna, Wash Dorsey Kelley. Revere, "
Va, Clarence kuutson, povnctte Wis;
Charles r. Langreh New York. Ivor n
Langc, East Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Robert Leroy Lawrence Ensley,
Ala. Hurry Lemcrrsc Washington,
y. G HoRH Lamont Now Martins
Vile, W, Va: NinCcuzO liH, Rome. Italy.
III u. Mcdaniel. Medicine Lodge. Kan
Charles r. Mann. Grccnyille $. C.: Ev-
crett r Moore. Aohury Park. n j.; CNrl
T Myran, Manchester. Muu; Peter
Owad, Ann Arbor Mich; Ralph Poi,
Chestor. W. Va; Gyouick PopkO, West
field, Mass Rosario Rogoncsc. Brooklyn.
Willie l.. Smith, CarroIlton, Miss.
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be spared, including nurses, orderlies.
clerks and doctors attend the service.
The bodies are borne from the chapel
TO waiting ponderous army motor
trucks. The Republican guard and tho
marines form an escort AS each body
is brought to the conveyance, these mills
tary units execute "prcsent arms
When all the dead haye>bccn placed
upon their military bier. the procession
to the cemetery starts, At the head ara
the chaplalnS in motor cars. Then fol-
low the motor trucks and last the guard
OF honor.
The cofiins are drapcd with American
flags. Each ono bears two wrcaths. one
given by the republic OF France and an
other by the city Of Paris Tricolor rib
bons bind the wrclth, In letters OF
gold the ribbons are marked Aux De-
tcnScurs de Ia patrlc"
The little procession winds its way
along the boulevard, The French know
its significance Without exception, as
it passes, every pedestrian stops un-
covers and bows in homage to the
American heroes
Reaching the summit Of the hill OF
SurcsncS, the ntcrmcnt Of the bodies
begins. A crowd OF French mothers
and sisters gathers at the graves They
rcycrcntly listen to the chaplainS pro-
nounce the last words and heavy ~
heart, they feel the experience OF those
thousands OF miles away
The American buRer takes his place
and slowly and fcelinrly sounds TAPS"
The aSsemblage is moved to tears At
the final tone the command is given ard
the military escort returns to its post in
t'e CITY The mothers and sisters re-
turn to their homes, feeling tie hcaW-
ness Of the commiual Of the American
heroes to the grave. Their thoughts arc
carried to the mothers and sisters back
home
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-08

precincts scattered in forty-five other
counties show Robertson is leading
Murray by 1889 votes, which is it.
tie less than two to one. these counties
and precincts giving Robertson 288OI'
Murray l5,46S and Alexander 1851.
Choctaw, Seminole, Pottawatomle, FL
lis, Canadian, Mcintosh, Okmugee
McClain and Greer are the counties
from which complete unofficial returns
have been received,
On the face of returns from 487 pre-
cincts Leecraft had lead OF l,SlS
votes over J. l.. Lyon for state trea-
urer and 458 precincts give Art Walk
er a margin of 2,640 votes over II,
Johnston for corporation commissioner
Incomplete returns from other sections
Of the state give Walker longer lead,
indicating his nomination
In about 200 precincts r. II. Wilson
is leading George Wilson for state
superintendent by more than l,OOO
votes.
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noon but were scattered by the Ameri-
scsn artillery. The enemy is endeavor-
Ting to prevent the American advance
$but the Americans have pushed on un-
nder a heavy fire and in bitter fight
ling in which the men from overseas
used their bayonets effectively. A few
Germans were taken prisoner, while
the others retired
\ The stiffest resistance now facing
the American infantry north OF the
fVesle in the region west OF Fismes IS
from a knoll north of Bazoches. Here
number Of German machine gun
h ycompanles have dug in and are cling
x ing desperately to the hill despite the
4 fire OF the heavy allied guns.
Join With Other Yanks.
= One OF the American detachments
(which crossed the river today REIN
forced the Americans along the
Rheims Soissons highway, who are en-
deavoring to drive the Germans from
& the knoll,
d Among the prisoners taken by the
Americans today were an officer and
I several privates from a fresh division
4 (which has Just arrived from the Ger
man front in Flanders.
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Yankees Follow
Teddy'S Advice

LONDON. Aug. 8.-Colone! Roosc-
velts advice of not to hit soft, is hard
F.. ly needed by the American troops be-
tween Scissors and Rhcims, says Rcu-
ter's correspondent on the American
front. There has been no soft hitting
! on the part OF the Americans nor any
!, inclination in that direction
y "The Germans asked Tor a rough
war and bv heaven We are here to see
that they get it, is the remark OF one
! American reported by the correspond
ent, who says the Germans who fought
in the Marnc salient doubtessly realize
! that fact.
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FLIER FALLS 40 FEET
TO DEATH AT ST. LOUIS

ST LOUIS, Aug 8--Licutenant
Evans OF Scott aviation field, near
Belleville. H., suffered injuries at :
p. m yesterday in an accident six
miles from the field that resulted in
his death at 10 o'clock last night The
airplane in which he was flying with
Cadet Douglas was only forty feet
from the ground when it crashed q
earth Douglas escaped without in
juries.
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Americans May
BE in New Drive

3 WASHlNGTON, Aug. $50 far as
known here early today no American
divisions were involved in the Franco
British thrust south and southeast OF
Amiens American troops formerly in
the Cantigny sector, where the first
American attacks resulted in the cap
ture OF the town OF Cantigny, are un'
aerstood to have been withdrawn many
weeks ago
The troops which captured Cantign'
have been engaged in the fighting il
the Aisne Marine salient Some Ameri-
can units are brigaded with British
units and may be participating in the
new blow struck by General Foch. It
is also possible that Americans are with
the French first army
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OFFICIAL REPORTS
BRITISH.

LONDON, Aug. 8-The text Of
the British official report today
follows:
AT dawn this morning the Brit
iSh fourth army and the French first
army under command OF Field
Marshal lIaig, attacked on wide
front east and southeast Of AmieuS.
Reports are that the attack is pro-
crossing satisfactorily"
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KILLED IN ACTION.


Liouts Fred IT Becker. Waterloo.
Iowa, Robert j. Hutchinson, III naso,
IuAns, Roy r. Parrish, Clurkgburg. W.
Va; Fred u. Pollard, North Adams
Mass George a. Fictchncr Baltimore.
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
SeIgts Roy BilNnEsley. Louisville, Ky.
Paul B. Bo1ls. Chrchsvillc. ONO. Ray
moud -. F,shcr Ilne Grove, Pa VII
liam H. Henderson, Converse, y, e.
Thomas l. kehU,. Syracuse. ~ y:
Thomas II Napier, Big Creek, Ky, NiDh-
nlos hendus, Post Loco, Austria, knitOn
RiChnsky. Chicago. Thomas Shea. New
YORK, Alvin g. Sullcr Chicago, Bruno
Swlcboch. Chicago, Leroy v Little.
ByrdstoNn. Tenn W'lmm $ Morris
QuIlman, Gng IaalsHy Iod1Iuik, tlrNc-
land, ohio. Martin D. NoblcrE, Chicago.
Potter j. Euupl, NOrth Elizabeth. N. j.
Corps Fran s n. Howard. Pleasant
vile, N. T.; Clarence Hunter NIu ON.
Ind Edward Klcmmc RollryIlc, M.
Nhud lHtUre. silver Point Tenn. OH-
YER g. Mr'lg,r. Alison Iowa Robert y.
lIu'uhuhltI Jersey COn. William Roth
N,w York Alfred G. SchwtL jersey
,IN. Elmer II Simmons Hanover Mass;
Jnruh. StCnh.np, HrIdgeport, Conn
Gerald J buckley, Cnrhondalc Pa. Jo-
s,ph n. l2lwu. Pittsburgh. Ta. oliver
T. Francis, Bunhridgc. Ohio; Fred j. j
.ursh"fshi Merldcu, Conn; Oscar A
NlN, Lowell Mass; John Loudrnsarcr.
H"lhlChcm, Pa: Frank NJ Lubrcski
hugh; Matthew Nrn"ych. Joliet. IN
James e. Wilder. Climax. Ga.
PRlVATES.
brIvH'es WH''m9n i Akcrs Sowors.
Ca. clarence II Becker. Kansas city,.
kun: Frank r"udn, Garfield y j; Dan
song, Newport, Ark; steve Njshop. pilot.
Va; Worihcr Carter, Big Greek, Mise
Matthew j. Cocs-rns. Amsterdam. y Y.
lnui Esson, Queen city, Mo. Chap J.
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FRENCH.

PARIS, Aug. 8.-Thc text Of the
French official report today fol-
lows:
AT 5 o'clock this morning
(Thursday) French troops in com,
pany with British forces attacked
In the region southeast OF Amiens.
The attack is developing under ia
yorable conditions"
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WOUNDED DEGREE UNDETERMINED
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS

Sergts George H. Fritz. Ookrldge, Pa
Clarence T. Click, Ti'rn, Ohio Fred
Mitchell, DnnvIllc. H.; Charles r. Stroth-
er. Bedford. Ind
Corps John r. Allen. Decatur. IN ;
CLYDE Glover. Valley Fails. X T.: Al
bert Sayerell, North seattle.
PRlVATES.
Joseph Glrouard South Bridge Mass ;
Mark l.. Grant Unity N1ur. Edward
Llrgcnt, Fort Henry. Tom. bona r..
Lcboucl New Bedford, Mass; Harry
Levy. New york. Dennis OIrlou, Ar
lnFton. y : Dolman PcliCk New York;
Anthony Nmadco Noukcrs r. Y: Ed
ward g. iluysi. Camden, y. J.. clifford
B MnrstOu. Atlanta. Ca: Francis &
Monaghan. CaunudnFua. s. Y: Tall
madgc II Moore. Philadelphia, Charles
Santiugclo, Norrlstowu. ia.
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Vital Statistics

~ Births.
~ and Mrs Edward r. Warren, 81,
EqH Fifth street, girl
~ and Mrs. l.. D. Mitchell 3O26 Clas.
ss9 boulevard. girl
and Mrs. John c. Compton, 2l wes'
ThI1 street, boy,
and Mrs. James A. Grimes. Hsr.
rah, Okla. boy
Nr, and Mrs Jack W. Allen. 1ll5 East
Tenth street. girl
Death.
4 J. Nichols, Vinta, Okla, 81.
Marriage Licenses.
q. T. Lester, n years old, and Freda
Cooley. 20 years old. both Of Maysvllle,
l. n Layton, % years old. and Mrs.
Nellie Layton. 20 years old. both OF Ce-
msnt. okls.
building Permlts
u Tomlln, Iiosh West Fourth street.
wall porch $50.
- ehssdon. Jrs West Twelfth street
= - sssage Nova
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SEVERELY WOUNDED.

NON COMM lssloNEO OFFICERS
Sergt Lester Hrcnncr, Lafayette, ind
Corpls Jefferson Howe. jackson, Ohio.
Raymond Mcnamara. New York; John NJ
Meet, Elwood. Ind. NIX Lipusk Koene
n n Arthur y. Rogers, Lafayette. Ind
Andrew Basldn. Philadelphia; Hanus w
Cannon. Cove. Nova Scotia. Charles u
Skelly, Ru,ledge, Tenn. Ernest B. PAT
tcrson, Atlanta, Ca
PplvhTEs.
Privntes Charles B Amber. RollaIrc
Ohio. william Elliott, New York: Robert
Steen, Duand, Wis Burnham T. stew
ems. Danyille. Ind Costas Novias, Sin
dlason, Greece. Sergeant Dominlck Duda.
Chicago, StOkoy A. Bark. Henderson.
Tenn Jose Brown. Westhoro, Mass .
Frank Gallagher Bangor Mainei David
Gouge Bakersvlile n c. Gordon Gouldv
Reedley, Cal: Frank A Grzvvac, Plncon-
ming. Mich Frank W HAYDEN. Auburn.
". Y Z Charles g Howeri Catonsville.
Nd Res g. Kelly. Lewiston. n Y
William J. LaflaR Ferrlsburg, VI;
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WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
PRIVATE
Joseph q sites. HopknSville. Ky.
MISSING IN ACTION.

MISSING m ACTION.
SERGEANT
James NJ Walker, Cincinnati Ohio.
CORPORAL.
Anthony FlorentIne. Everett, Mass.
PRIVATES.
Earl IT. Fisher, Fox Lake. wis; Chas
,. Gomez. Tampa, Fla Victor h. John
son, south Minneapolis; VIM J. Hope
Milwaukee, Wis; James T. PITTS, Pom
,oosuc, III Roland w Quinn. 81. Paul
MINI. Gustav SUtzhardt. Milwaukee
Mls. Chas. H. Whitney Rochester
MINI.
WASHINGTON, Aug 8-The war
department Wednesday issued two more
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-08
Rahv,s Second Summer

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDI-
CINE will correct the Stomach and
Bowel Troubles and il is absolutely
harmless Can be given TO infants with
perfect safety. See directions on the
bottle. (Adv)
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Walno W pcsone Porkinrvi Finland:
clyde T. Rankin Bradford, Pa. Joseph
n ROharEr. Lowell. Mass: Elmo NJ.
Eodsnbcrger White Castle. La Onry
Seylcs ir.. Bridgeport. n J John Shcl
ton. Liycrmorc. Ky William s Smith.
bradford, Pa: Anthony Tack, Detroit:
Louis Ncncz0o MoutosnRlWsO Italy;
Kenneth J Williams. Nvw Castle. Ind {;
Samuel WNlllems, Chicago.
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WOUNDED SEVERELY.


WOUNDED SEVERELY.
OFFICERS. "
Licutq Edmund f. Ciuuatrc, Worrcs-
tor Mass Roy G. Horton. Worcester,
\. Y: Alfred g.. Mullen. Arvoul Pa.
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Scrgts. Tony ". Kane, Chicago, III ;
Oscar H. Ynckels, Patterson, ~ J.
Corpls Lawrence ~ Enel, Akron.
Onto. Bernard " NfoutlE. Oshkosh,
Wis: Ralph h Tobln. Philadelphia Pa.
Earl l.. sutherland. Pam Ynnn. y Y
Va
PRlVRTES.
John r. r1ssy't. Tnkps. Va: William
" Flrrar. East orange, y. y: Lester l.
Frhors. Chester y. y, Austin A. NeI-
som Cru1ksylllc, ohio; Raymond p.
Rogers, Nchwgh, s.. Y; Horace ~
Sharp. Colbert. en-: Ralph H. smith
North Bend, Pa; walter c.. Spear
Pleasant city. Ohio
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WOUNDED SEVERELY.
PRIVATE

PHlNR Z,
Private Lonne c. Robinson, Madison,
Ark.
DIED or WOUNDS.
PRIVATE.
Private Jessie J, Norman, Eit2hugh.
Ark
Tho list OF dead
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DIED or WOUNDS


OFFICER,
Maj Howard W llcal, lewiston Maine
NON-COMMl lSSlONEO OFFICERS.
Scrgts. James A. Evans, Brooklyn
y. y. Thomas J Erh, Maspcth, y. Y,
Wilson Leonard, Bristol, Tenn
CorpL Glen 4. Morrow, Des Molncs.
Iowa.
PRlVATES.
PrIvates Frank H. Carlson. FontancNe
Iowa Andre Duzik, Philadelphia Emil
Johnson, Floyd, Iowa; Joseph J.. Prarca
Selma, Y e. Harry II Saultor. whites
horo, N. Y Ralph ban. Grand Forks
y. D.: Robert J. HcacOy. Hartford. Conn:
Thomas Kelley, New York Harry Lcycu-
thnl New York. Anton Rnmsos, Fountain
Nun, Jacob Hun. Chicago
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Count to Be Long.

I'VE began making the official count
this morning, starting with precinct
No. l. ward No. !. Oklahoma City"
said Ben Davis ohairmap of the board.
There are between $50 and 500 names
on the state and county tickets for
state, district county and township Of
fices. We do not hope TO finish this
tedious JOB before late Monday or
Tuesday OF next week.
Unofficial returns from ten counties
complete and from approximately 800
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Southeiners I'm the list include.
KILLED ~ ACTION
OFFICER.
Lieut. Robert j. Hutchinson, III paso,
Texas.
PRlVATES.
prlvutes John BirdsOuE, Newport Ark
Bill ketcher, Watts, okla; Albert Pat.
rick, Tulsa, okla; George g. Smart,
Beaumont Texas, Mex Gonzales Lake
land La,. l.. l.. Lumpku, DcWll Bluff,
Ark
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1903 Named in
Marines List

KILLED ~ ACTION
OFFICER
Lieut. William H. Mack. Holyokc,
Ma.
N.COMmIsslONED OFFICER.
COrpl H1zcu A. Vaughan, oak Park