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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-12-07

dunn, the results of which
was that the 1st Commercial
came out victorious, follow
ed successively by the Super
iors, the Graduates and the
Second Commercial.
Our athletes occasionally
work out to b in condition,
and Coach Commagere ex-
poets the track team to come
up to his expectation.
The basket ball team is
progressing rapidly and no
doubt will surpass that of
last year. We hope that the
arrangements to have local
games before Christmas will
be successful.
Last Saturday ended the
first month of the steady
grind with the following
premiums awarded:
CONDUCT.
Seniors - Andrew Hig-
gins.
,Juniors-Ch,1rchill Chase.
APPLICATION.
Graduating Class-Joseph
Monteleone.
Superior Course - Lynne
Poche.
1st Commercial - Fred
erick Herlihy.
End Commercial-Wheel
er Lucas.
9Th Grade-Francis Mar
tin.
7th Grade--Geo. 3Cleve-
land.
6thGrade-A. Vellido.
9Th Grade-Thos. O'Con-
| nor.
4th Grade - Marchant
Schwartz.
| Special Class Allen De-
michen.
TYPEWRITING
| 1st Year ~ Lynn Poche
| End Year - Manued Car
bajal.
LANGUAGES.
| Latin - Kenneth Noise,
| French - LIST Year, sgd.
ney Saucier; End Year, Ar.
thur Gatti.
| Spanish - 1st Year, Fran
els Martin End Year. Pau
| Maestri; 3rd Year, Elmer
! Hymel.
The Graduating Class
held a meeting at which the
following officers were elect
ed: President, Kenneth
Noise; Vice President, Mil
ton Reiseh; Secretary. Jos
4 McKeown; Treasurer, Johl
] Soule,
We all regret the sudde1
departure d of our chaplain
Rev. Father Voyer, who wa,
] called from us to continu,
! his good work at Chatawa
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Report of Miss Sallie CirIot. County DEM
onstration Agent.


Bay st. Louis, Miss, Dec. 2 1913
Hon. Board of Supervisors, Hancock
County Mississippi
NV Dear Sirs The first week OF TINS
month because of the bad weather only
enc day was spent out, at Lee Town. The
other days ip the office. answering ofhciai
letters and gathering information for my
annual report The second week l went
to Sellers, Flat Top and Lake Shore. Sold
turnips for one club girl from Sellers; at
the other places l visitedthefamilies and
received the girls note books.
The third week was so rainy and wet and
damp / could not go out except the sec
one day which was spent in Sellers. and
rest of the week at the Food Administra-
ton Conference at Jackson.
The fourth week l spent in nay office
The weather was too bad to get further
than Kiln so | spent my time there one
day Then Saturday | heid full exhibit
only a few exhibits being sent in.
Eeeaoctfully,
SALLtE CIRLOT, Dem Agent.
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RenOrt of \. j. Mcleod.

/. the undersigned committee, appointed
at former meeting of this Board to sell
mules beg to report the following: | have
sold to J. w Lee one mule and iar.
for $500 90: to James Rester one mule and
harness for S20000; received note for
same payable to Hancock County Bank on
January l. 1919. with S per cent interest
from date. Also sold to G. I. Joyner two
mules and one wagon and harness Tor
stOO0U payable as follows. $4,000 cash,
lalapc. by note payable on the 18th day
of March. 1919. with interest y per cent
from date.
This the End day of December. 1918.
Respectfully,
A. J. Mcleod.
Ordered by the Board that the following
be allowed and paid out ofthe General
County Fund, as per bills on file, approved
and allowed:
Sea Coast Echo. printing for Clerks
office. ----------------------- tl.oo
Sea Coast Echo. printing for Sher-
if,s office " 1850
Sea Coast Echo, printing for Cir
CURT Clerks Office. -------------- 1.fa
Sea Coast Echo printing for Supt.
of Education's Office. ------------ 800
Sea Coast Echo, publishing proceed
ings Board, 1st quarter, -------- O.oo
albert ]. Favre, victualizing prison
org " 800
Raw Mercantile Co. mdse, z 20.f0
Frank Taconi, work in Court House. 200
.1hor+ Mont; work etc 3.S5
W. L. Bourgeois, supplies, -------- 217
Miss Salie Cirlot, salary, demon
str,tinp agent " 7791
Fl. @. French, salary, Co. Farm Agt, 10000
A. r. NelIums, supplies for inmates
Of county home, ------------------ Ib.fo
Ordered by the Board that the following
amounts be allowed and paid out OF the
Road Fund, as per bills on file, approved
and allowed:
Lot Macarthur, II IL days at $2.5O, 31-2o
Fred Choina, % days at $2.50.------ 62.o0
Earl Fleming, % days at $2.50,---- 5000
Ford Fleming, L. DAYS at s25O, 5000
Jordan River Turpentine Co. lumber, $3.50
Andrew Pouydoux, days labor at
so,o " SOC
" r gouryeois. gas. oil. etc.-- 1.5C
q Jovner bridge tender. and oil, 25.4l
| Leon Fayre, s IL days labor at $50 2l.2s
Leonard Favre is IL days labor at
$3.50. l--------- 46.2:
| Iobn windom. IL day labor, - 1a;
Lem Favre, IL days labor, team,
$50 12.Ts
has Breiand, / day labor at $3.50, 2.o'
| Harris Jones, 1-2 day labor at $3.50, L.
T. D. Pearson days labor at $3.50. 11.o
1 I. L. Stockstiil, 1-2days labor at
500 -------------- 1872
Ford Smith. team hire. ---- %
] Ford Smith, ga days labor at
$50 ------------ 1913
Moses Ladner. ST., IL day labor IL
1 Moses Ladnef, timber for bridge 90
Harris Jones, lumber and hauing,-- 12.f
Earl Fleming, il days at $2.50.---- $50
Weyier Fleming, Il days at $3.50, $50
Ford Fleming, days at $2.50,---- 17.5
| Lott Macarthur. u days at $3.50 300
Mack Gipson, Il days at $2.50,---- 800
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HANCOCK COUNTY CHAPTER RED CROSS
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENT OF THE WEEK

Clifford has selected the Boys Scouts
ters, Short Stories and Ads. Each
chairman to select helpers, and Mrs.
Mrs. T. B. Clifford, Chairman of Pos
to handle posters.
The Bureau of Moving Pictures is
pushing the film features. All news
weeklies are carrying Red Cross fea-
lures while big films are carrying
Roll Call is "For All Humanity"
Every moving picture house in the
Division will have Roll Call slides,
some distributed through film houses
and others through chapters.
Don't forget that Universal Mem
bership has been chosen as the key
note of the Red Cross Christmas Roll
Call
By next week all committees will
have been appointed, and the Roll
Call for the Bay Chapter well plann-
ed and at work.
Since the middle of November,
every one in the Division-business
houses, individuals State and City Of
fcials and all others-have been urg-
ed to sign their letters Yours for the
Christmas Roll Call" instead of the
usual Yours very truly
Big Shipmet of Supplies.
Bay Chapter shipped December
3rd 1900 bandages and has 500 yet
to compile to finish allotment, also 80
bed shirts.
After this SURGICAL dressings will
be discontinued,e kept special gov
ernment orders, and they will be CIV
en- to the larger chapters. Hospital
garments and knitted articles will be
| doubled and refugee garments trl-
pied.
Home Nursing Class.
| Home nursing Class meets every
| Monday and Friday afternoons, only
six of the class present at the first
test.
| A week befre Christmas, Decem-
Der 16th-23rd, Christmas Roll Call
and every American will be invited to
renew his or her membership. One
of the slogans will be: 'All you need
is heart and dollar"
Great Nurses Convention Held al
4
| Mrs Lacost has returned from the con
yention and brings back enthusiasm ant
much information. Hygiene and hom'
care of the sick principal Red Cross worl
in the future.
Every Red Cross Chapter is supposed
| to have a HoiIe Nursing Class to educat
women and girls along the. lines of ny
| giene and home care of the sick Thes
| courses will be extended SO as to reacl
the sick. These courses will be extend'
so as to xeaeh the women in the rnral dis
tricts.
A room will be fitted up by Our Re
Cross Chapter and practical mnnstra
lions given; every member of the elas
missing three lessons will be deprived Q
Il certificate.
Full instructions regarding the pla
and psrposes of the course VIII be ou'
lined ON Friday by Mrs. Lacost. Don't mis-
| 1t.
Yours for the CHRISTMAS Roll Call,
MRS. Il. b. CLIFFORD. Reporter.
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FOE SALE.

/ have on hand one dozen pts. OF ureen
Tomato Relish "a 80 cents: 2 IL dozens
auarts Il. b. Preserves a "a cents;
dozen auarts Fig Preserves a 75 cents,
Telephone 4S, Bay st. Louis, Mss.
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Report Of Albert Favre for November.

November LIST worked on Popiarville
road. patching bad places and ditching:
November 3rd, worked on Westonia road
repairing bad places. men. November
ith. worked on Piraynne road patching
bad places, 2 naen-one at Bay ST. Louis.
Worked on picaynne read at Hickory
Greek. November 9th, worked on Plea
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Tuesday Morning, December 3, 191S.-
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent as on yesterday plus II. s. Weston. III.
s. Weston appearing and gave satisfactory
excuse that the fine be taken off.
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OFFICIAL PROCEED|NG GS BOARDOF SUPER
v|SORS Of HANCOCK COUNTY FOR DEC.

yune road putting In Bulk Head; Noyem-
ber 7th. same; Sth, worked on Hickory
Creek fill: 9th same: 1fth, same; 18th.
same: worked on Hickory Bridge hauling
logs 18th, same; 18th. same; 10th 1 man
worked at camp cleaning yard at Bay st.
Louis: 18th. worked Hickory Creek
bridge and breakwater: 10TH same and on
Doplarvile road: Goth, worked on Hickory
Bridge breakwater: 21st, same; 22nd. on
Weston Farm road, patching bad places:
23rd. worked on Bay-K road patching
bad places: 25th worked on Hickory
Creek breakwater; 18th, worked on Bay
Kiln road 9th worked on Hickory creek
breakwater: 2Sth worked on iron bridge
Harrison county; 29th worked on Bay Kiln
road; 10th. worked on Bay Kiln road and
on Jordan river bridge.
Ordered that the following amounts be
allowed and paid out of the Road Fund, as
per bills ON file, approved and allowed:
Wheeler Fleming, 20 days labor ut
SOU ,oVV
l.. Mccall, 30 days mt $50, -------- 1000
Mack Gipson. IL day at $50, 1.2J
IT, ]. Fleming. use of OK tean.--- 17o
Albert J. Favre, salary. ----------- 10000
Ordered fy the Board that the board ad
journ until tomorrow morning. o'clock.
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Ordered hy the Board that the board ad-
iourn until tomorrow morning. . o'clock
JOS. l.. FAVRE, President Pro Tenn.
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The Sunday morning
list is as follows:
New York City and Vicinity
Wounded

=, ARTHUR. Thomas. 521 Park Avenue,
New York City.
BREMNEN. BENJAMIN. Orange. N. J.
BBEERSH ARR1 James mes sgt. Newark. n. j.
BElTUS, Martin. 5102 Fifth Avenue,
ROSE, William. Hoboken. N. j.
New York City.
BURKE, John. 511 Forty-eishth Street,
Brooklyn.
CHRIST. Frederick A.. 1853 Hcrkimcr
{. FERRARA. Pasauale. 1926 Van Buren,
Nc FoR yS. III; Harry. 1854 East Hath Street,
GANITTO. John. Paterson. N. J.
GALlANo, Felix. 1914 Harrison Avenue.
HENTsCHEL. George George Street.
KERRIGAM, Peter. 4so East 1s2d Street,
KRAUSS. Leo, 20s Freeman Street, Brook
MORAN. Felix j., 1929 linton Avenue,
N NILSSON, Robert. Paterson. N. j.
NM MiT ya1,l III; Harry 2o4s Bronx Street,
P PEI Michael. Passaic. N. J.
New York City.
S WYE Msrf Mjeh yi 5srss &C City, \; j.
Street. New York City.
W!SNIESKI. Adam. 20 Diamond Street.
Brooklyn. ''e3''
zAFARANo. Michael. Is Bremen Street
Brooklyn.
Died Of Aeroplane Accident
, NEUBERT. Bedeu M. lieut., 351 West
l1lh Street, Nes0 York City
Died From Accident and Other
Causes
LANG; Arthur, Wayne. N. j.
ca 81 EEH AN James. 351 West Forty fourth
Street New York City. va
Missing
MANDEL. Oscar, lieut., Gyantwood. ". T.
CULLON. James, corp, Is Claremont
Avenue, New York City.
CHRISTIANSEN, William K. 40 (,onr.r+
Avenue. New York City "'
=, DAVIS, Jerome, sol West 123d Street
New York City. ''ee''
Brooklyn. 0'tec''
GINsBERG. Herman, 1882 Park Avenue
New York City ''e'ue'
HuGGARD, William j.. $50 East rortv.
seventh Street, New York City. WY
SIRASSEL. Fred 1889 Fulton Street
Brooklyn. '" "''iee''
~ VALENTINE, Paul. 1854 Arthur Avenu.
MARINES
DEXTER. Albert IS North Portland Ar.
nue., Brooklyn. ''"'u ave-
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TAYLOR. Ulysc Rion % d..
WILLIAMS. Richard. Jefferson (k).
SOUTH DAKOTA:
HOKAMSON. Carl Sioux Falls (K).
SWENSON. Simon, Plankinton (W).
VURM. Joseph, Parker (K).
TENNESSEE:
ADAMS. John w., Baileytown (K).
BATES. Lemuel, Orme (M).
HICKMAN. William, Piedmont (K).
KILLEN, Andrew, Loretto (K).
MARTIN. Addie H. c. b., Showns (K).
NELMS. Henry. Tasso (W).
TEXAS:
CRAIG. Samuel, capt. Ell Campo (Kl.
WELLAGE, Geo, capt, Eagle Pail tK).
,HARRINGTON. ROYAL C.. lieut.. Tyle,
ABRAHAMs. Clarence, Plainvicw ID d.
CASEY. Jacob. Marlin (W).
FEATNERS. Kinzie. sgt. FL Paso ID d.
KIRKLAND. ALIVE. Linden (W).
PETERS. Herman, Bellville (K).
PHILLIPS, Henry, Bangs ID d..
SOFCIk. Frank w.. Temple ID w.
SYKES, Frank. CORP. Lodi (W).
UTAH:
HUTCHINSON. H.. Salt Lake City (M.
VIRGINIA.:
BUTCHER. r.. Heut.. Petersburg wv.
BRUCE, Walter. South Boston ID D..
HARPER, Gee. Chase City % d..
WASHINGTON:
PATNOE. Frank, Vancouver ID Az.
RONHAAR. John. jr.. Oak Harbor (M).
WASHINGTON. d. c.:
MCDONALD. Charles W.. corp. (K).
VERMILLlON. Norval (K).
WISCONSIN:
ALLIE. Charles, Two Rivers % d..
BENOIT. Stephen. Marinette (K).
CORCORAN, George. Boscobel (K).
EVANS. Walter, Beloit Cd w.
CESS. Robert E.. Milwaukee CW).
GETCHEL, Dan. CORP. Waupun (K).
GRASSMAN. Elmer, sgt. Kendall % w.
GRAY. Larttis, corp, Warren (W).
LOSCHING. Lee L.. West Salem (W).
M'GREGOR. Raymond. Abrams (W).
PALASH, Andwrew. Amhurst (M).
RICHMOND, Earl o.. Sturgeon Bay (K).
RICHES, Albert, sgt. Superior (K).
S1EPOLD. Earl. Oconto (K).
STOEHR, George, sgt. Lyndhurst (W).
WEST VIRGINIA:
COOK, Herman. Catawba Cd d..
CROW. Harry, Bethany % D..
STARR, Levi. Naugatuck (K).
MEN OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES
CANADA:
ELLEN, David, Matsqui (W).
GIRARD. Arthur j.. Chicoutimi, West
Quebec Cd d..
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Dawson Guest of King

ITALIAN ARMY HEADQuAR-
TIERS, Oct. ~ (by The Associat,
ed Press). - King Victor Emman.
uel received to-day in audience and
later entertained at dinner Henry
P. Dawson, chairman Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross War Council; DR.. Stock
ton Arson, member Of the War Council.
and Major Robert Perkins, head of
the permanent Red Cross Commission
to Italy
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Canadian Army Lists
New York Men Wounded

OTTAWA, Oct. 12.-The Canadian
casualty list, issued tonight, contains
the following names of New York and
Connecticut men:
Wounded-J. Roberts, Watertown.
N. Y; j. Davidson, Ansonia. Conn: ]
W. Bayles. Brooklyn; P. S. Halberg.
Norwich, N. Y; A. Legracer, Long
Island; A. j. Frenette, Waterbury.
Conn; S. j. Stevenson. Bridgeport,
Conn l.. D. Meyvis, New York City;
J. K. Raymond, Pearcefeld. ~ Y.
Gassed-J. Mater. Cold Water, n. Y.
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MONTEE, Fred S., Glens Falls Cd Wy.
NEWLOVE, John. Utica (M).
|. NICHOLSON, William, Buffalo (W).
QUIGLEY. James. corp. Rochester (W(.
ZIBURSKE, August, Buffalo (W).
NORTH CAROLINA:
BROWN. William, Pleasant Garden (W).
SEELY, Montgomery. Cerro Gordo (K).
WATSON. John, Englehart (K).
NORTH DAKOTA:
MILLER, Edward, Sanger (W).
OHIO:
B gERRY; Arthur ~. Fremont q d..
FRANCIS. Stephen L., Houston ID WI.
FRAMERA. James C., Cleveland % 81.
SS zen KI Rex. Cardineton ,(Kl;
RUSS. John, Cleveland (K).
SPEERS. Peryl. Kingsville (W).
STUFFLEBEAM. Akron (K).
VICE. Lloyd, Cleveland (W).
WALLACE, c., Locust Grove Cd d..
OKLAHOMA:
ADKINS, Andy, Lindsay (W)
BUMGARNER. Wm., corp, Tulsa (K).
C CkkSrHEk FSSn Jackson Sla Calumet w).
DOBBS, Harry. Duncan (K).
EVANS. Hugh Duncan ID W..
GEARY, John L.. sgt. Altus (K).
GREEN. Earl, Sand Spring (K).
HELMS. William NJ. A]tus (K).
NELSON. Frank. Weleeta % WI.
NORTHCUTT. Perry, Wayne % w
OWENS. Frederick, Hanna (K).
WOY. Osa. Enid Cd w.
PENNSYLVANIA:
BARBER, Alex. j.. Smithport (W).
B BEHEp PCT, H. corp Philadelphia % w.
POLAND. John c.. Hollidaysburg (W).
BURNS, William, Phoenxville (M).
EASTMAN. William. Altoona % D..
CLINE. William. Philadelphia (W).
CCoM n Louis. Lambertvile (W).
CoSTANZO. Peter. Nanticoke (W)
DANIELS, Lynn w, Pittsburgh (W).
DONNA. Clay w. sgt. Pottsvile *.
D0RNON, Robt.. New Alexandria ID w.
DEWEY, George p, Bradford (W).
FRANK. Walter A.. McAdoo (Kl.
GABLER. Allen. Greensburg ID W..
GIANPIETRO. Amiello. Philadelphia (Wy.
G GIhM0RE; Robert, Phi!adelphia tW).
GUDUSkY, Anthony. Pittston (W)
JONES. David. Pittsburgh Cd d..
LAZOSKIE. Joseph, Hazleton (K).
MCASL1N. Elmer. Coropolis (W).
M,LAUGHLlN. H., sgt. Norristown (W).
NEFF, William N. York (k).
O'CLEARY, Thos. j., Beaver Falls Cd d..
PETRACIA, Dominica, Greensburg (k).
POTTER. Arthur, Williamsburg (W)
PACHELLI. James. Norrstown (M.
RE1CHARD, Reuben, Ashland Cd d.
SKlLES. Joseph, Perryopolis (W).
SCANLON, j.. corp. PHILADELPHIA ID D..
SIPE, Frank A.. York (K).
SMOKER, William. Philadelphia (W)
SHONTS. Nelson j.. Grand Valley wv.
STuMIBAUGH. NJ CORP. Ridgway (K).
SUFFER-. W. c., Shamokin (K)
THOMAS, John, Scranton (Nf).
JAYLOR, Wade j.. sgt. Brockport (K).
Vance, VIAAMECKY. John. Johnstown (O.
HOGEL; Oliver. breckenridge (K).
W1THERS: Harry. York (K).
WEISS. Nicholas. Pittsburgh (W).
WELSH. Preston, York (W).
WIIHERS. John D.. York (W).
YOUMCOURT. Peter, Hazleton (W).
ZERBY. jeremiah. Lebanon (K).
RHODE ISLAND:
B BGR4. Wilfred. sgt. Woonsoclet (W).
SOUTH CAROLINA:
MONROE. Ddr.d. lieut.. Marion % Wy.
COLEMAN. Ernest g. Ninety Six 1WI.
HoI.COMB. Thomas sgt. Union (W).
JACKSON, Presy, Conway (W)
THRIFT, Larking. Gaffuey % D..
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Nev York City and Vicinity

Killed
ASELLO. Charles. 531 East Thirteenth
Street. New York City.
COLBY. Frank. SIS Seventeenth Street,
Brooklyn.
CoRCoRAN. George. 1856 Sterling Place,
Brooklyn
MURTHA. William. sol West lssth Street.
New York City.
ToRREY. Louis. sgt. S1s Reid Avenue,
Brooklyn.
Wounded
BENNETT, Albert. Hoboken, N. J.
BRENNAN. Michael F.. 1861 Eighty-third
CARTELLi Paul. 23s East 15oth Street.
ElcHMAN, Max. 1869 Fulton Avenue.
New York City.
JONES. George. s44 East Fifty-eishth
Street, New York City.
FILARDI. F.. 22S East Twenty-ninth
MARTELLI. Antonio. S77 East 14sd
Street, New York City.
M'GovERN. John. 1874 Union Street.
MAN. James P. sgt, a27 West 1s4th
Street. New York City.
O'CONNOR. Michael. % Sutton Place.
New York City.
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RUSSIA:

(W).
RUSSIA:
GLOFKA, Waclaw. Wies Nova zaiuce
Powiat Wlodawa, Pocoba Sosnowico, Blu
bernia Siedlee. Recci. Poland (W).
URBAN. John, Palteniki. Lithuania (W)
WOLOWICK1, Casimir. wilma (K).
MARINES
ALABAMA:
ELLINGTON. Clifford, McElderry (K).
M'WHIRTER. William. Glea Allen (M).
ARKANSAS:
BERRY. John s.. Madison % w.
JOHNSON Frederick, Fayetteville (K).
CALIFORNIA:
DUNNING. Marshall. Santa Ana (w).
COLORADO:
HEFFLEY. Jake, Kiowa (K).
CONNECTICUT:
O'NEILL, Martin, New Britain (W).
FLORIDA:
PEOPLE. Frederick. Jacksonville (W).
WICK, James A., Mega (K).
ALLEN, Raphael, Woodstock (W).
GOSNEY. Terrence, Chrisman {K).
GRAHAM, Clarence, Chicago (W).
HARRISON, George D.. Springfield Cd w
HEINRICH, Richard, Chicago (M).
SANDERS. Harley Lewiston (M).
YOUNG. Howard H., sgt. Kewanee (Wl
INDIANA:
GREEN. orval, Milroy (M).
KANSAS:
AYARS, Charles, Neodosha.
NEFF. Eugene. Salina (W).
KENTUCKY:
LANGLEY. Chasles f.. Big Clifty (K).
WARE, Grover c., Dry Ridge (W).
LOUISIANA:
stage. Malcolm. Churchpoint (K).
MASSACHUSETTS:
DOHERTY. John. Roxbury (W).
WARREN. Samuel, Dorchester (K).
MICHIGAN:
GRIEVE, William, corp, Tecumseh (K).
HODGES. Robt. H.. corp, Saginaw (K).
LANE. James H.. Port Huron (K).
SCOFIELD, Howard S., st. Johns (W).
MINNESOTA:
GRUMPY, Willard, Minneapolis (W).
MISSOURI:
M'CUE, George. st. Louis (W).
O'BRIEN. Lee. corp, Eureka (M).
ROBBINS. Eugene. sgt. St. Louis (W).
SCHULZ, Fred. ST. Louis (M).
NEW YORK:
MALLION. John. Buffalo (W).
RUDDICK. Charles, Elmira ID w.
NORTH CAROLINA:
SCHMIDT, Charles, Marshall (W).
OHIO:
BECK, Edward j., Norwood w. W.
BLYTHE, Clarence, Cincinnati (W).
FONDENBERGER, Paul j., Bevis (W).
SLAUGHTER. Claud. Chillicothe (W).
OREGON:
BENNETT. Thomas. Dallas (M).
PENNSYLVANIA:
DEM. Alexander, Wilkes-Barre (M).
GREEN. Charles. Philadelphia (M).
TEXAS:
HILL, Earl, Springtown ID W..
UTAH:
LETT. William. Salt Lake City (w).
WISCONSIN:
SCHMIDT. Charles, Neenah (W).
SCHULTZ. Fred Matilda Schultz: 1881
South Eighteenth Street. st. Louis. Mo.
Wounded in Action (slightly), Pre-
viously Reported Killed
OPHEIM. Leonard s.; Nels N. Opheim: r
+. d. 3. Williamsburg. Va.
In Hands of Enemy, Previously Re.
ported Killed
RING. Louis c.; George Ring: R. +. D. /
Graysvillc Ohio.
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ROMBAUSkl, Walter, Bayonnc, N. j.
SNYDER. William. pol East Hath Street,
New York City.
V1TACCIO.~ Rocco, 5l2 Morgan Avenue.
Brooklyn.
voGEL. Ernest, 1853 Atkins Avenue,
Brooklyn.
WACHTEL. Maurice. All Miller Avenue.
Brooklyn.
Died Of Wounds
LEEHY. Bernard p. 1886 sixty-frst Street.
Brooklyn.
KORTEN. Albert, West New York. N. J.
SULLIVAN. William, Yonkers, N. Y.
Died Of Disease
WALLACE, Ed,vard, It,, 1865 Dean
Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
COHEN. Israel, 1883 Madison Avenue. New
York City.
NEssER, Edward. $50 Twentieth Avenue,
New York City.
Peterson. Peter, Elm Park. Long ISL
and. N. Y.
TENBRoOK. William, 1o2 West sixty-frst
Street, New York City
Missing
ANzAL6NE, Jerry ". 22o2 Second Ave-
Nv
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Wounded in Action (Ssverelx,
Previously Reported Mi..;,.

Wounded in Action (ssv.r.,~,
Previously Reported Missing
Serseans:
=, bAkHAM. Claude NJ; George 8. Barhxrn
Naeogdoehcs, Texas 'S'H
WALKER, James NJ; Maggie Walker. an
Fourteenth Street Cincinnati. Ohio. '''
Wounded in Action (Seriou.rv,
Previously Reported Killed
PTTZER, Leo John NJ. pi,ze.: RPM,
Harnersviile, Ohio. y
Missing in Action, Previously Re-.
ported Wounded Severely
- HANEY. Charles l.: Homer L. Hsn.v
71s Frankfort Road. Louisiana, No.
Present for Duty, Previously Re.
ported Missing
JACKSON, Thomas J., sergt Mrs 's,o,rs.
J: jackson, 407 Hudson Street, GIoaeests,.
Privates:
BROWN. Loon: Mrs Harry Jefferson "A
North Walter Street, Warren. r. :"
vile. Ga.
TANGO. Walter E.; Olga Lanpo 1K,a
sheridan Avenue. Detroit. Mirh
- . MINOR; Dewey; Holson Minor. General
4..SnAkUSON, LittIeton E.: Mrs. Lits..
to" + Richardson, Witt Springs. Ky.
Absent Without Leave, Previously
ported Missing
BOUDREAU. Louis j.. Dollard Boudrau
~ Garner Street. Cohoes. n. Y
MITCHELL. Graham Annie jackson Sss-
katchewan, Can
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The Casualty List

WASHINGTON 1.-THE casualty lists made public to-day by
the War 654 officers and enlisted
The Saturday afternoon list follows:
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Casualties indicated follows: (K) killed
action; C) AZ died Of
Cd w wounds; % D. died of disease; (M) missing;
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Absent Without Leave, Previously
ported Missing

BOUDREAU. Louis j.. Doilard Boudrau
70 Garner Street. Cohoes. n. Y
MITCHELL. Graham Annie jackson Sas.
katchewan, Can.
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MAGRINo. Carmine, vietridi Datimoza (K).
PATRONA, Peter Trcsivio Sondro fW).
POLL. Nickola Zporazoa Brescia (W).
TWENTY-FIVE, John Cashrta, Piniaterry
(W).
RUSSIA:
GLOFKA, Waclaw. Wies Nova Zaiuce.
Powat Wlodawa, Pocoba Sosnowico. Blu
hernia Siedlee. Recci. Poland (W).
URBAN, John, Paltenki, Lithuania (W).
WOLOWICKI, Casimir. wilma lKl.
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OKLAHOMA:

BENNETT. Charles s.. corp, Tulsa (K).
BUCKLER. Joe. Buildings Springs (W).
HARRELL, Jacob, indianapolis (M).
M'kEE. james. Schultz Cd Al.
MILL1GAN. VIM, b., corp, Hobart (K).
M'CURLEY, Lewis, Freedom (W).
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DEXTER Albert. IS North Portland Ar.-
nue., Brooklyn. ''"''u AVG