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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25
THE COsT OF SUNSHINE

In the home and Office is but a
trine when you consider that hap
pincss and good will may easily be
promoted by the gift OF an occa-
sional. box or bouquet o. cut flowers.
Try IT once a week and watch the
effect. Williams & Co., Florists. 13S
s. Michigan ST. Home phone 1927,
Bell phone 769.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25
L. MILLER. TRANSFER

Long distance moving, and heavy
transferring. Bell phone I'LL. Home
5670. Advt. 3445-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25
HAVE THE SAME GOOD ATTEN-
TION.

The large depositor and the small
depositor receive the same courtesy
and respectful service at this bank.
We put forth our best efforts TO
make dealing here a pleasure. We
ask you to favor us with your bank
ing business, whether it is little or
much. No account is too large
none too small-to receive our good
attention. Merchants National
Bank Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25

end Pacific coasts. There are now
1872 ways for wooden ships.
Continuation of the navy building
program may be expected but on
completion Of emergency work,
for another 100000 tons of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25

merchant shipping will be released.
1t was said hat the conference
was the mos important in its bear
ings on the shipping situation which
had been held since the shipping
board was organized. An interna-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-25

tional aspect was given to the de-
alterations by the presence Of Sir
Cunnop Guthrie, the British mem
ser Of the ship control committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
.NF|N FIRE FIGHTING FACILITIES
HAVE BEEN ORDERED BY CITY

the fire department will be one OF the
best in III" United States.
Included in the report was recon-
mcndation as 10 the stations and men
in the department.. At present there
are. nine stations and fifty men. am
this report suggested that fewer STA
lions be had and one central station
be designated. thus giving better dis
trihution of the fifty men.
Councilman Hare made motion
that the four bumpers purchased b."
chriStencd Sam" "Crcil." George"
and mike" and the aerial truck bear
the distinction Of being called the &c.
Q. Naglc.'
This motion had several secouds and
was adopted.
The service truck is yet 10 he
named The above being named for
the committee composed Of Cecil 4.
Robinson. Sam Lcnkard. George Lutz
and City Solicitor NJ. H. Cullinan and
City Manager Georg" q. Maggie. as n
vote OF thanks for the timely work Of
these gentlemen In The recent cam
paign for fire lighting apparatus.
1t may BIZ 'lha; Il date for the chris
lening Of the fire apparatus Will be
sci and one ri Whepling'S heanIi"s will
In, called upon 10 do thn christening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
MANAGER NAGLE MAKES FORMAL
REPORT TO COUNCIL. STAT
ING TOTAL WILL BE SOL ,OOu.
Will Name bumpers After well
Known Local Men - Repairing
Bridqes-Masons' Well House.

An ordinance permitting tho Ma
sonic lodge 10 build A we'll mouse I'M
der the sidewalk adjoining their build
ing on Byron street. it being ten lcet
in length and seven feet WHO. was
nassed by the city council at It's reSu-
lar meeting last night. !
The Island traction committee made
no report. The building code COM
mjr1ee asked that their report be re-
committed. which was done.
The Fulton and Baker street bridges
are being repaired and it is rcpor1~
that the Baker street bridge is more
than half completed and will accom-
mediate il twclvc-ton truck upon its
complexion.
An agreement was read i'll which
The city is 10 b" reimbursed in the
amount Of $4,000 by the siSners,
'Schenk Packing company, Wheeling
building company, pttsburgh-W Wheel
ing Coal company. Wheeling Mold and
Foundry company and }. {. Mckinley,
for the repairs being done to me
bridges upon the recommendation OF
The J. ". Watson company OF BALL
more. The report Of the city MAN.
aver on the bridges was filed.
A report OF the fire department pur-
chasing committee. signed by city
Manager Nagle, was. read and filed.
The report was 10 the effect that The
city had purchased, or rather ordered,
fire fighting apparatus AS follows:
From the American La France Fire
Engine company, ono 1000 gallon
triple combination rotary numper FOR
s11 900; one service truck for $3.50,
to be delivered In sixty working days,
and for every day under sixty days
the city agrees 10 pay. $40, and for
every day over the city days the
American La France company agrees
to pay $40. This WAS done. as the city
IS badly in need Of this part Of the
purchase. Other equipment pur-
chased from this company was INC
$50 gallon triple combination pump
crs al S10,l75 each. to he delivered in
120 days.
The Seagrdces company's order CON
sisted Of one .736-sallon centrifugal
pumper at Sl0.250. 10 be delirclSh IN
$50 days. and one aerial I1-fnoL trffck
at S12,l60, 10 he delivered in 100 days.
The full equipment runs in. the
amount OF SCI 900 and the committee
in charge Of the Campaign ana pur-
chasing of the equipment decided TO
buy some triple combination rotary
gear bumpers and also centrifugal
bumpers. and in years 10 com" would
be In a position 10 select The kind that
had given the best services. This is.
however, only the beginning in tie
establishing Of the fire department
and when the city is financially able
other equipment will be purchased and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
+ tho ,o,l ministry. tho senator said:

Of tho roal Industry. tho senator SAID:
"As q result Of lack OF planning we
have great communities starving Tor
coal and an order ISSUED Ivy tho fuel An-
miuiStraIi"n clicking down thousands .;
factories and throwing out Of work nun
1rcds of thousands Of men and women.
costing millions. of dollars in wages ana
delaying product and gripping. for the
time being. those very activities upon
which We must depend for The winning
Of the war.
"0Incr emergencies will i'r"rtak" us
Senator Wadsw6rih. said III CONCLUSION.
If we arc wise and prudent ard lar
sighted w.. shall establish som" agency
in our government. whether II be called
II war cabinet or Ivy som" "tlirr name.
whose members shall 81 around coun-
eli table every dry. ni"rnmc. noon AMI
night. and Il, VOTE their whole time and
every ability toward working cut in adj
vance the methods OF meeting anu
overcoming tho emergencies.
The fuel restriction order WAS cited
by the New York senator ~ sample
Of lack Of proper. coordination between
government departments. Although the
order closed down establishments work
Ing on orders from aircraft production
board. members of that body testified
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
WADSWORTH.
CONTINUED From FIRST Psge.)

1870
are framing addresses in support OF the
legislation.
Further disclosures OF the govern.
ment's military program are expecle"
Tomorrow. when Secretary Baker reap
pears before the military committee 'oE
cross examination. The Secretary
statement 70 ,M committee last week.
that q half-h1lNon men would be IN
France earl$ this $ear. and another MIL
lion in readiness to\go. having been Al
tackled yesterday by Senator RitcncoCN
as absolutely prepostcrous, and "lla-
" exaggerated" because OF lack or snip
ping Nj Baker may give the committee
the informa ton on which he based MS
assertion. He will be questioned ABOUT
various phases Of his statement. anu
will bs asked to 20 into detail concern
Ing his reorganization Of the war l'e-
partment, the manufacture OF ordnance
the aviation program and other SUD
1ects.
wndsworth's Speech
In anticipation Of crowd Of spec:a-
tors at the hearing. the committee has
arranged 10 secure tho large room IN
tho Senate office building, where Mr..
Baker appeared last week.
Senator Wadswnrih. in his address TO-
day. declared that the system. and NOT
individuals. Is Responsible foF present
conditions. which. he said. 'cruelIE nan
dlcap" the government and Frec'uu'.
busincss-like team work on the part ot
bureaus and various o'hclRl orShn'"a-
lions cons titutinE Il "conElnmerAtinh "t
ambitious and scaIicrcd agchc'cs. ne
insisted hint a war cabinet or similar
body under som" other name is essen
,IaI because il is physically Impossible
for thc nrcsru, t. coordinate tho GOV
crnmenrs functions.
Senator Wudsw0rlh denied thHt the
LEGISLATION WINS designed 10. or would. re-
sulr IN interference with the PRESIDENTS
nut hnriiN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks SparklingEyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician

Dr.F. NJ. Edwards for 17years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made OF a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels. which cause a
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
If you have pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes pimples, coated tongue, head
aches, listless, no-good feeling, all out
Of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one of
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for
time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women as we'll as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
successful substitute for calomel-now
and then just tokeepin the pink ofcondi.
ton. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06

before the senate military committees;
lie said that they did not hear OF tho
order until the night It was issued. .Ts
Can We endure sucn a systemf Can
anyone deny that it Is a faulty system! y
There is no place in Washin gton wher>:c
these things can DO thought out. Thershn
is no team work"
The official bulletin on January 12-.
published 10 the public and to the worfdsz
a list of all factories. that were e1empti.:..
Cd by the order" nc concluded. And ::
when it comes to talking about giving
aid 10 the enemy it might be well sug.
grstcd that the censor for the Unitces
States be censored" ..t,
In concluding Senator Wadswort4 8
said that without needed co-ordinationS
by body To make and direct broad war
operations, the nation ID cruelty HAND.
icapPcd." cT
: Senator Thomas. democratic mem.
Der of the military committee. ANNOUNCE
cd that ne would address the senate on
the subject next Friday and did not re-
ply today as had been expected.
Apparently that closed the subject forci
the day without debate and the senate
turned 70 the administration bill 10
provide for moratorium for troops
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06

Giving Proportons to NIX WIN rouT su0'e
Issued for Beans, PEAS Saooaee ana
hianyO Vegetables
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06

European factories each week make
about 100000 pounds Of artificial
butter with cocoanut oil a. base
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
SUGAR TAKES DROP, LITTLE HERE;
: LOCAL FOOD PRICES FOR THE WEEK

COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES PRICES TO PAID BY
FOR FoOOSTuFF IN THIS COMMUNITY
SENT WEEK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
MT. DE CHANTAL MAY
GET MODERN ROADWAY

The residents - n 4" t'i:&;''h and
,-:a;cr. .u; the r!k". ar' much Pleased
..v.-- ,ir acton TAXI for the establish
n.,.n: .cc, 80 modern roadway "T'T: -
mans NIL.
'rh', cnu!.,? commissioners EAE" ben
requested by n number ~ the prominent
residents rn rebuild "a" Dad ra:,; tie
old crariatGr:'. on "a" vest sid" of tine
hi! thereby removing Tho traftic from
II. national p;kt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
GOOD LUCK, JAMES

James Shepherd. former reporter on
the Wheeling Inseil!gencer and News.
will leave today for Camp Made. Md.
after spending several days furlouEh
with hts parents and friends In the
Wheeling district. 'Shep' IS in the
signal corps. and states that the life is
me. He looks 20 he in the pink Of con-
dttton and health. and has been gaining
weight ever since Joining the aviation
section. Mr.. Shepherd followed the
newspaper game in this city for many
years, but is now in pursuit Of bigger
xame-and may DO prosper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
PACKAGES FOR CAMP LEE.

The packages have started IN com" in
to Ia delivered hy tho Maxwell one-tnn
iriri, Ia Camp leo. Petersburg, Va. The
first purkaG" received whS from 'Dtrk
t:nid"n and St,.wAt Mcdonald for Thorn
mr +. ti"id"n. battery f.. %liin +. ~,
ra,ur I....'. Va. which will hc delivered
absolutely FREQ of charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06

The price Interpretation administration for the
an, n5ssss @ n 5ss f ssss foy
the state Of Virginia obliged to repeat what has
%hsn sf and 1 n mia! ' So made
prices for The country merchant or HnyHns ae6d by 0ag We
the price list on the substitutes for wheat flour We
h Substitutes G S i" ord bread
HDN The prices follow
Cost to retailer SITS to
should 2r not sS5 9 ns xnSae sugar.
Cos, retailer ,5ze per b. Consume
Cost retailer 1910 per H.
Cos, retailer 1870 per H.
Red Kidney ,.H Beans :,ou,, nav 20 70 go
Cos, retailer 1890 per h. ''''' Consumer
Split Peas ou,,
Cost Consumer should pay $50 to Sc
Cas-, retailer lie to sc Consumer s5e.
Retailer pays &c to 4o per n
Retailer pays ID. Consumer should pay &c per d.
e.n navs CSC Consumer should
Retailer DAYS 40 to SC per h. Consumer
Retailer pays should pay Sc to &c
p o' rse E.sss; ;se
N' :s: soGs:? ?o pay for sacks from
Flour
Ths fs9s edts sf Ss ' "a
the wheeling narke
Barley Flour.
taller rayss III consumer should pay &c '"a''
,.orou nave shot
Flour.
,..,.- navs nor houdpa
Corn
Retailer rays &c should pay &c to 121
r,.,e paws SIC to SIC per III
,,,s Consuu
Rolled
.. 49,, 20 G,sc c
Corn
,.u.. INV. kxo n.r
Retailer pays b., Consumer should pay l'c i'c
,.,.,or oov. ,.o nor Consume
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
The Low
Cost of
Milk

Milk is one Of the
cheapest foods .H"u can
use.
Milk if sold for zoo
per quart would still
be less expensive than
other animal foods.
The Milk left at your
house every morning
may be used to reduce
your meat and grocery
bills.
Look in your cook
book for milk made
dishes-Usc more Milk
cooked foods.
An extra bottle OF.
Milk will help reduce
your living expenses.
For ccono1ny's sake
double your Milk order
to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
Band Arranging For
Community Concert

The community bard which was or
sanized in :his city recently. are max
ing plans 70 give an Interesting "oncHr;
some time III March. This band at -
present IS under IN" direction Of Frnt.
y. Summers; and neid their initial rritc-
rice last Sunday which was attended
b. about forty members IF the band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-06
UNITED
DAIRY
co.
Hospital Meeting Postponed
u. S. Food Administration
License No. G-35214

The meeting Of tho OniH Valley Gem
. eral hospital association directors,
which was TO have hnsn ncld last even
ing az the Institution. WAS postponed
until next Friday afternoon ut ESQ,
o'clock. owing to In: weather condl-
lions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17

JENSON. Chris. Penn Yam (W).
KENSEY, Philip, Buffalo &W).
KOSLOWSKI, Joseph, Buffalo (M).
LUNARD. Carl. sgt, Buffalo (K.
M'DERMOTT. Fred, Rochester (W).
INQUIRE. Harry. Tuckahoe (W).
MARCH SE. Carl, Fords (M).
NOSKOWIAK. Tony NJ. Schenectady (W)
PAGE, Roy, Binghampton tW).
PERGOLA. James w., Elmhurst (M.
PORKLAB. Louis. Maspeth (M).
ROBIDEAUX. Adelav. Canajoharie (M.
RUMMINGS, Henry. Elmira (M).
RUBY. Charles. Ridgewood (M).
SAGER, Cecil. corp, Buffalo (K.
SCHAJBLE, F.. corp, New Hartford, (W)
SHERBURN. Frank. Castle Creek (Wl.
VOLZ, Fred. Buffalo ID Al.
WHITLOCK, Rev H, Great Valley ODD
2lMMER. Chas. H., jamestown (W).
KOCH. Louis j., lieut.. Scranton tKl.
NORMAN. Milton d.. lieut., Sunbury (K).
BALDWIN, j. s., lieut.. ". Chester (M).
MOORE. Chas c.. lieut.. Knor (W).
ARCHER. Joseph D.. Philadelphia (K).
ASHER. VIM A.. sg t..Oakmont (W).
APPLEMAN. c. E.. Roaring Springs (M.
ATWOOD, Walter. Philadelphia (M).
ANDERSON. Reid W.. Warren (W).
BEDDING, John c., Reading Cd w.
BATTISTA. E. Philadelphia Cd A..
BAILEY. Willis H., Pottsvile (M).
BAUGHMAN. Lloyd c.. Greencastle (M.
BARTOLTNI. Aurelio. Philadelphia (M)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17

DOUGHERTY, David. Philadelphia (Ml.
DREIBELBIS. Stanley c.. Hamburg M.
DUNKERLY, Meler, Philadelphia (Ml.
DELLINGER, Harry E., Wrightsville (M).
DIPIETTRO. Nckoia, Philadelphia lM).
DI ATTILIO Erncsto. Philadelphia (M) Z.
DAUBERT, Samuel, Easton tM).
DIMASI. Candida. Pittsburg tM).
DENNER. VIM. B., Sellersvile (M).
DENNIS. Elmer R., Farmersvile tM).
EICHOLTZ. Louis A., Harmony (K).
ECKERT. Levi c.. Lancaster (Ml.
EVANS Howard T.. Plymouth ID A.
EIsENHAuER. George W.; Berwick (Ml.
FIELDS. Herbert L., Washington (Kl.
FRAZER, Edward P. Philadelphia (W).
FLYNN, John P, w. Philadelphia (M).
GAM. Samuel, Philadelphia (M).
GARDNER, VIM. j., Philadelphia (M)
GOEHNS, Ernest A., Philadelphia (M).
GRAHAM. John R., Philadelphia (M).
GALLAGHER. John, Gnter tk}.
GIBSON. Charles H, sgt. New Kensing-
on Cd w.
GIRWOOD. Oliver L.. Pittsburgh (W).
GORSKI. William j., Latrobe tW).
GOLDFUS, Louis S., Philadelphia (KD.
CROSSE, Antonio. Wyalus:ng (K.
GOTTSCHALL, H., corp. Reading tMl.
GRIGuLL; Otto E: Philadelphia .M:
GABRALOVICH, Samuel, Pottsville (M.
GEAKE, Thomas r.. Bangor Cd D..
GERSON. Jacob Philadelphia (M)
GODSHALL, Henry B.. Telford (M).
HARTMAN, JAS c.. Philadelphia (M).
HAGAN, John j.. Philadelphia (W).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-17

BLICKLEY, Leo c.. Port Carbon (M).
Dyer; Ephriam C., Columbia (Ml
BOYER George H., Wernersville tM).
BODNAR. Joseph. Pottstown (W).
BRADLEY. ]. F., Vandergrift lights (W).
BADER, Joseph, Philadelphia (MD.
BARTOLUCC1, Vincenzo. Grayton (M.
PELLARnO. Louis, Fallsington (M.
BLAKELY, Gilbert c., Pittsburgh (M
BUTKA, Ludwik, Nanticoke (M).
CALDWELL, j. D., sgt, Waynesburg
(M).
CARROLL, Maurice, sgt, Falls Greek (K).
CONNER. Joseph T.. Annvlle (Kl.
COLEMAN. Jos. T.. North Braddock (Wl.
CILENTO. Giacinto. Conleysvlle ID W..
CUNEO, Charles E., Force Cd w.
CERATO James, Philadelphia (M>.
CASSELLS. Roland B., corp, Philadel
pha (M).
CAPTIN: Charles p. Philadelphia (M).
CASE, Harry f., Hazelton (M).
CLAUShR. Vonathen p. Allentown (M).
COLE. Leo v, Philadelphia (ME
CURRAN, John j., Scranton (M).
CRENO, Domenico, Bristol (M).
CAVANAUGH, John r.. Philadelphia (M).
COCHRAN. l.. j., Philadelphia (W).
CUNATO. Neil Philadelphia (W).
CLARK, Edward H. Currett Ford (M).
COHEN, Abe E., Philadelphia (M).
COLTCCI Donate. Dunmore (M
DOUGHERTY, Pat, Fayette City ID W..
DOUGHERTY, Jos. j.. Philadelphia (W).
DIGIT VIM P. Grove Git (W).
DUNMIRE. Geo w, Chambersburg (M).
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HUFFMAN. Byron H.. Latrobe (W).
Kelsey. Alfred A, corp. Lebanon tk).
HOOVER, Isaac Jas. Lewistown tks-
HOVENSTEIN. JOSEPH. Philadelphia tk).
HUSIK, BenjAmin, Philadelphia (K).
HAAS. Fred. NJ. corp, Harrisburg tMO
HUTCHINSON. A. E., Philadelphia SMO
HERR, Paul M, Lancaster tM).
HERSTEIN. Webster, Revere (M. 5
HANNUM, Roy R., Philadelphia tMlt
HARRISON. Ernest j.. Philadelphia tM).
HURST, Harry Philadelphia (M).
HALL, Paul L., Juniata (M.
HANEY. James F., Philadelphia (W).
HERBST. H. A.. sgt, Philadelphia K M
HAIDNER. Nicholas A., Philadelphia & Nj
Herring, John j., Philadelphia (m.
HOEKIN. Albert j.. Pen Argyll lM.
IRWIN Lee H., Oil City (W).
ISENBERG. Orville S., Roger (W).
JANNACOUE. N, Philadelphia (M).
JESSOP. Charles B.. Emporium tK1.
JONES, Harry r., Philadelphia (M).
JONES. Clifford NJ, Brookville (W).
KAPLAN. Harry, Philadelphia (Ky.
KOWALSKI, Joseph, Philadelphia *(K).
KATEWSZ. Vincent Conshohocken tM)
KUTCHER, John NJ. sgt. Lebanon (K)
KEARNEY. Francis E.. Pittsburgs M.
KERN. joseph r.. Willow Grove gfM).
KRUSHI, Robert NJ. Philadelphia (W)
KELLY, Edward Philadelphia (W)
KETTLEBERGER. Charles w. kPhiladel-
MIA (W).
KINDBERG. Gustof. Ludlow (W).
KEATS, K. corp, Parsons (W).
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MOVER. Truman NJ, Allentown M
M kENZIE. Edward G.. Phladelsb;a -.
MOORE: Arson. New Stanton iM1 'A WI
MGRATH, Joseph A. Philadelph;s m
MILLER. George NJ. State Colless ~ VI
MuNKSGARD. Chester, Warren ~ W
IA EMS. Sidney c.. Myerstown N W
NEEI.E George <. pittsburr fyo W.
NICHOLS, Ben. Belle Vernon W.
NEWMAN Ira c., Elk Lick m n,
NOON. Joseph P. Pittsburg w
NUNEM ACHE Allen. Tower a.
s O,CONNOR, w. j.. philadelphia "a, lsi
OD0SkY. John A. Duquense W..
OCH. Peter S., corp. Pittsburg ~,
ODONNEGL, Owen B.. Beavsrs,5 "a,
PATTERSON. William c.. eorn Ae es
ineton (W). s'fp'' Weh.
Terry. Samuel. New Castle rsa
FAINTER. Jacob Kline. Lancas.s, M.
pAlMIER. Samuel A. Johnstown WI
PEPPERMAN Wstson f.. sgt. Wa a.
PETERS. Pau. J.. sgt. Eastor ~,
roLK. William G.. Blairs Mills ~ ~
PIPER. William F.. sgt. Osterbn,sn.
POIITO. Pietro. Philadelphia ry vars IL.
PINKNEY, David, Dunbar fw NJ
fALLOGRUTO, F., philadalrh;.
FEAPSOLI. B., Quakertown "a, WI.
PETRONCHAK, M. Sichnondsln -,
Philips. George. Troop ON M
FIErKuSIEWICZ, Bronislaw A..
M. y" ainoOla
QUINN. William A. Philadelnh;. ,u
Continued on page ninetss.
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KERN, Elmer c.. Statington tW).
HUMMER. Herman F.. Tnrentum (W):
KUNXLE, William Du Puy. rhiIadel-
phia (Wl.
KIMMoNs. Ira D.. Bridgeton tMl;
kURMIN. Adolph. Philadelphia M.
KNISS. Edward W.. Dravosburo % W..
KING, Thomas E.. Washington ID W..
KOZAEYZK, Massey. Allentown ID va.
LAHOvSKI. Stephen. Northampton (M).
LACKHORE. Harry F., Nercersburg (kl.
LISEWSKI, Stanley A.. Philadelphia (M).
LIVINGSTON, Myron c.. Radford (M}.
LONG, David E.. Union Deposit (M).
LAW. Lawrence c., W Philadelphia (M).
LATTEELA, Domenico. Philadelphia M.
LONGACRE, Herman c.. Mifflintown (M).
LEWIS, Joseph. philadelphia (W).
M'G1LL. Frank G.. Dunmore (M).
MARY, Frank, Fair Haven tW).
MARKS, William, Throop (MD.
MEADE. John P, Butler tK).
M'BRIDE. Hugh B.. Philadelphia (M1.
M'COOK, Thomas H. Philadelphia (M}.
MCCULLOUGH. John T.. w. Decatur tM).
MCUSkER. Frank j.. Philadelphia (M1.
M'EVOY. Robert M, Lancaster (Wl.
MOWRER Clyde F.. Watsontown (KI.
MADDEN. James E.. corp, Oil City (Wl.
MLAUGHLIN. Jos. c., Philadelphia 4sW)
McLosKEY. VIM. F., Philadelphia tw).
M'NEAL. Homer e. Willamstown lW).
MUNDIS. David W, sgt. Hellam (K).
MONTAGUE. John, Philadelphia (W)
MYERS Russell B., Doylestown (W).
MITCHELL, Edward b.. phi'ad"lnhia (M).
MINTYRE. John S.. Philadelphia (M).
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COLLINS orlando. lieut.. Waterpt,et tK).
REILLY, +. D.. lieut.. Cochecton tW).
WALDRATH. c. D.. lieut., Hcykirncy K).
WINNEK, Edeo. D.. lieut.. Genera (K).
PALMER. keene III, lieut.. s. Daytom M
ALBERTsoN. Augustus. Westbury M.
AiNSLIE, George D.. sgt, Utica fK).
ALBRIGHT. Cecil f.. corp. Syracuse tk)
ALLEN Joseph IL. sgt., Syracuse (W).
ZURICH. Fred D., The Glen W..
BlLLErDoU1, Harry j.. Hudson Falls
ID w.
CHARTER. Ferdinando. Syracuse Cw).
CNlsOK. Joseph. Einyhamton (W).
CRANDALL. Walter. Utica (k).
CAkGiS. Arthur H.. HankiDo % w.
COOK. Irving. corp. Patterson fWD
CORNELL. Luther. onondaga ID W.
COo&S, Clarence r., Rensselaer, fW).
COOLEY, George. Carthage W..
DEGRAFF Ray. Utica % W.
DCEEY. John r.. Troy (K).
FLINT. A. ~, sgt, Little Falls ID WI.
GALLAGHER, William r.. Albany fK).
HARRISON. Nathaniel o.. Buffalo XXI.
HAAG, Albert j.. Rochester *
HALPiN, Gosdop. Wateryliet W..
HOFPHEISTKH. Benz la snIie ~ w
JONES. james H., Hyraeuse NJ.
LhU,fENsLAGEK. Earl W., Geneva (K).
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The Casualty List

WASHINGTON, 16The casualty lists made public by the
officers and enlisted
of 13 died OF
accident O1 OF
wounded unde-
and missing.
full fo1ou