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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20
A RELIC OF BARBARIsM.
(As others view it.)

Even the people of Bismarck are beginning to
believe that there is something in name-too
much in fact. The other day some young man
painted out the name of the town on numerous
signs about the city and in the morning residents
were greeted by 60 #. sign which read ITO hell
with the blockheaded Hun-what did he ever do
for us?' No one has yet arisen to answer the
question. ~. ~. -...-..
Yankee thrift and not German love of father
land fastened upon the capital city of North Da-
kota the name of the greatest war lord Of the
Prussians-a man declared to "smell of blood"
The men who gave the name of Bismarck to Da-
kotas western outpost in 1872 were not German
emigrants, but thrifty downeast Yankees and state
o'Main folk and their object was to interest Ger
man capital and not to cater to German patriotism.
Bismarck was to be the "New Chicago" of the
west. Its founders, chiefly stockholders in the
Northern Pacific, which had just reached the east
ern bank of the Missouri, and of the Lake Super
ior & Puget Sound Land Co., which owned the
townsite along the new right-of-way, had visions
of floods of German gold which might flow into
the western metropolis if the interest of German
capitalists were sufficiently interested With this
object and none other in view the name of the
city destined to become the capital Of Dakota ter
ritory and the state Of North Dakota was changed
from Edwinton to Bismarck, and Bismarck it is
likely to remain in spite of opposition and criti-
cism which is becoming more intense and bitter
with the progress of the war.
The Kansas City Star said recently: The cit-
zens of Bismarck, N D., properly feel that the
name Of their town carries an implication no
American town can rest under, and they want to
get rid of it. The citizens of the North Dakota
capital never would dream of marching over to
jamestown or Grand Forks, and holding those
towns for ransom yet if the name of Bismarck
stands for anything, it stands for system and a
policy that would regard such action as enter
prising and loudatory.
bismarck the statesman, belonged to one age
and Bismarck the town, belongs to another. Half
a century ago wars of conquest deliberately plan
ned and carried out, could raise Bismarck to the
highest posts in Prussia and Germany and fix
his policy as the policy of the state. Success
was the only test applied. If Bismarck could rob
Denmark, Austria and France, then conquest was
profitable policy, Prussia was progressive state
and Bismarck was great man. Probably when
the North Dakota town took the name of the
German it did so as sort of tribute to success.
1t saw only the results of policy, which was all
Blsmarck's age saw, and did not stop to examine
the morality of that policy. It wanted to be a
successful town. Stutsman County Press
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20

try to attain. For you see as look off there
into the west there is the picture of you work
ing, helping on to the goal of our hopes. We
two, serve and strive, you there at home, and
over here where the boche at last is begin
ming to, get his due.
God be with you, my bonnie mother-and
with me-until come sailing back again. And
if don't, well-God be with US just the same.
-...: ~. YOUR BOY.
"OVER THERE" ....
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20
Comb Old Toilet Adjunct.

Combs have been used In the toilet
since very ancient times. The Greek,
the Egyptian and the Roman ladies'
used them to arrange and hold up
their hair; even ladies among the
SWISS lake-dwellers seem to have
been familiar with them. Some Of
these were made of wood, some Of
bone, OF horn or Of ivory; Speci-
mems have often been found In recent
years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20
Robinson crusoe's viii.

Ihe'"last will Of Alexander Selktrk.
the original of Robinson ,Crusoe. was
sold at auction in London for $500.
Inc Will begins: "Being now bound
out on a voyage to sea, and calling
10 mind the perils and dangers of the
seas and other uncertainties of this
transitory life" - pa
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20
Il ri
49, r" :,
How Betty Helped.

Betty heard her father say ut tho
breakfast table, after having sat up
late the night before, writing for a
lecture: Il could have filled another
page with ease II l hadn't been so
tired. but guess this will have to
do" In few moments Betty
emerged from the library with a piece
OF paper covered with the letter e."
Now, daddy" she exclaimed, "don't
worry; l filed the page for your
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20
RREAD CAST UPON WATERS.

Theer were times before the world war when the
ewes of native American citizens were somewhat
blinded to the advantages of democracy and the
virtues of cosmopolitan citizenship.
In theory-and in oratory-we heartily en-
dorsedd the principle which made America the
Melting Pot" of the nations, and brought to our
Cities our schools our industries and our govern
ment men and women Of infinitely varied creeds
and coors-and but one ideal-our own ideal OF
freedom, for ALL forever.
In theory-and in the sincerity of our secret
hearts-we welcomed all men, but in practice we
were not always so cordial and appreciative in our
manner toward these voluntary Americans. Most
of US were slightly annoyed by their superficial
differences Of dress, language, and manner, or by
theri material prosperity and amazingly large
families, or by their poverty and the social and
economic problems their very existence created
for u.s. We jostled them bit when they got in our
conquering way, or when we could not jostle we
addressed them and leased them by inventing for
them half derisive names-wops, guinaes, hikes,
bohunks, greasers, hunkies, and score Of other
tags designed to emphasize and remind them OF
their difference from ourselves 1t is so long since
our first families were immigrants too!
Here in America we have sometimes regarded
the political and religious liberty, the free educa-
ton, and the economic opportunities we bestowed
upon these newest citizens as dread cast upon the
waters" We were secretly dubious about its
successful return-but nevertheless we cast it
forth, praying over it, laughing little-and Won
dering much.
AND AFTER MANY DAYS! Then came the
war. The bread of freedom which this nation cast
upon the waters-the waves and waves of foreign
immigration-is returned to US thousand fold.
The casualty lists tell the story-the last story Of
men BORN in all the lands of the EARTH men who
DIED for but one-our own and THEIR OWN
America!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20

Well, if the kaiser won't tell his people the
Yanks have arrived, the boys themselves will
spread the news on their way to Berlin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20

New York sets fine example in sending food
profiteers to JAIL
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20

War Saving Stamps makes fine NEST egg"
for the "rainy day."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20
THE KAIsER's MEDALS AND YOUR ANSWER

THE KAISER'S MEDALS AND YOUR ANSWER
A sweet little girl asked it. Just such child as
the Boche in Belgium bayonetted to doors, crippled
and mltilated and scrunched under monstrous
foot or tore from mother arms to be stuck through
and carried aloft.
The little one pointed to picture in the out
spread paper.
"How did the kaiser get all those pretty
medals?"
We thought Of the Lusitania and those pieces
struck to commemorate" that world-horror.
We thought of the aluminium piece he gives to
every HUN soldier; it bears these words: "Strike
him dead The Day of Judgment will not ask you
for reasons"
We recall some of the savageries for which he
had awarded the Iron Cross to his butchers and
beasts of rapine and atrocity.
And we wondered and answered that we could
not answer but decided that the Hohenzollern
would answer some day for every one he wore,
and every heart he tore and every drop of gore in
which his filthy fists had stepped!
You can hasten for him that Day of Judgment
which WILL ask him for REASONS-by the SIM
pie expedient of investment, by "going over the
top" with w. S. S. pledge that will pinch your
purse but pinch him worse!
If you need nerve to do it, what the Yanks "over
there" call GUTS-think of the Belgians, the girls
the babes, the women, and 'Fade in to that pic
ture our girls, our babes, our women!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20

What's the use of dreaming about what we'll
do to the kaiser when we land him? Better stay
on the job of catching him!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20

History will sum up the results of German SUBJ
marine warfare with line something like this
U-boats brought America into the war, and defeat
to Germany.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20

Germany might have got few pointers from
Spain about the fighting quality of American SOL
diers. Twenty wears ago a Spanish soldier. sneak
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-20

ing of the Americans, exclaimed 'They tried to
catch US with their hands,"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-06
BOLSEVlU ZDRzUJf HUNSKE TAzENf
PROTl CECHOSL0VAK0M.
VLADA SOVETU ZTRACf v BERLiNE
KREDIT.
ZASTUPCI BOLSEVIKU ZATCENI v LONDYNE
JAKO RUKOJMf.

Londyn 5. zari Nedoslo dosud potvrzeni zda boise
vickou vadou bo vyhoveno n6meckemu umatu die ktere
no meo n6mecke vosko dosta povoeni ably mohlo profit
ruskym Izemm napadnouti ceskosovenskou poeneckou
armadu die veho ale media ocekava by vyfzeno byo
kladne sice dvou zvastnch pficin.
Predne jsou vztahy mez vladou germanskou bosevi-
ckou nedos ustalene oboustrannem zamu oposci pro
Cechoovakd panui nahledy jest nesnadno do
neni schopna posaviti pro ceskosovenskemu vosku
Nemci opetne nehodlaj podnknoA ponf v5pravu edne
zajmech nynejA ruske vlady. - - 4 =
Ia druhe nemecke utimatum bosevikim jest zjevn6m
odporu usnesenm Bresttevskeho mlru ktery musl by
byti drive revdovan pozmen6n.
Ma boseviky pIsobi stisnujicfm dojmem okonos Re
Berlin pocina chapat dplomaticke spojen podobnou
vadou vastne nem re sam Nemc pracu svrzeni
vlady sovet samotnem Berne jest velky poce ruskych
emisarn umnen6sch poitickych Nasledkem techto
okonostf miz Nemecku uzasn6 vv bosevicky berinska
vlada brt boSevckou vadu do opravdy
Ma druhe stran6 pax odkladan odpov6di germanske
ulmatum jest vykadano ten smys spojenci pouzivai
veskereho vvu by nemeck ok ceskosovenkou armadu
by Sami Nemc vysovu podezreni bolsevci
Sibiri jednaji podle spoeneckych rozkazu.
Londyn 5. zar = Anglickv konsuat Moskv6 byl pre-
paden jak as dnes zdejsi list Central News nased
KEN loku zatceni zde by dnes Maxim Ltvnov bosevcky
zasupce Londyne eho sekrear ny Glen boevicke rak
zde meskaic Zatceni byl dopraven do brxton
skeho vezeni Posednho vecera angcka vada prohlasa
ze Lvnov eho stab podrzen budou prozatmn vazbe tax
douho pokud angc zasupc nebudou pus6ni bolsevckou
vladou svobodu bez obtezovani dopraveni nskym
hranicim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-06
POVESTI O HERTLINCOVE
ODSTOUPENf.

Londyn, S. zam. - Hrabe
Won Hertling, jenz rfdi oteze
nemecke politiky jako kancler
Nemecka, podal cisari zadost,
abv byI sprosten sveho zodpo-
vedneho 1radu. Prfcina jeho cd
stoupeni Jest vsednf diplomati-
cka vVmluva ma "otresere zdra
VI" Zpravu zasfla zenevsky do
pisovatel listu Daily Express.
Zda cfsar resignaci Hertlingo
WI prijal, v depesi sc neuvadi.
V telegramu, jenz dosel jiz
minuly tyden do Amsterodamu
bvlo praveno. ze Jest odstoupe
nj nemeckeho risskeho kancle
re nevvhnutelnou veci. Nastup
Gem ieho stane Sc asi nejprav-
d6podobneii DIR. Solf. nyneiA
nemecky osadni miristr. We
spcienl Sc zm9nou udava sc i Il
pima zm6na nemecke zahranic
nj politiky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-06
GENERAL COURAUD VELEBl
AMERICKE VOJSKO.

amercke armady, cd Sossonsu, 4. zar = co.
pozdena zprava Savny francouzskv armdni veltel
neral Gouraud dnesn rozmuve prohlas Americane so
podvuhodnymi voiiny neen utocen ale obran6; doka
zal tax dobe cd 5 do 25 cervence kdy boe Sampan
spocivaly edne jeich bedrech.
General Gouraud vysveova ze cyTicata druha dvise "a
mas znama pod menem rainbow duhova dvise) obsada
bitevni care nejlepSm francouzskm vosken ze
boovaa mimi udatne neohrozene Jedno oddelenf
sronch puek boovao do neiposledns chvie kdy pad
posedn muz Pozde kdyz spojenci podniki protidok
hna nepree eho posce naslo spojenecke voisko Is
rrtvvch Americana dive vystflene roin pusky Pred e
jich frontou napocteno bylo 200 padych Nemcd.
"Amerka mdze hrdost pohlizeti armadu", pra
viii Vzdv dava ievo vekou schopnost ktera stav mez
nelepsi vosko ce6ho veta Vaeene zkusenos zskavame
vece zvona kousek kousku jest nezbytnost aby kazdy
iednovec bvl zvase cvcen abv nabye tax vedomos byy
boch fronte zcea uplaneny. Amercane mohou nynf
snad MI tocenf navr neb nou nepfaeskou posc zra
It'll 1000 muzu ale akme nabudou istych zkusenost
ST Sc tvto ztratv pouhvch 500 muzd."
Ia intervewu zmfn pochvale generala DeGouttea
velele arav operujcf rece Vese enz podobn6 chva
amercke vosko fronte pode reky Vesy vsov sve
svedceni ze podobne boiovnicch Sryce Saa muv buoe
ka2d francouzskv general ehoz sboru bcova Amefsns
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-06
AMERICKE
ZTRATY.

DneSnl soupis americkych
ztrat v Europe obsahuje $40
jmen 1mnem. Clevelandske
ztraty jsou:
VIM. Sandermeier, 4401 Bal
ley ave., padl.
S. Wsllenstein, 236 vych. 43.
ul., tezce zranen.
C. Wilbcrschield, 1866 vych.
40. ul., poranen v akci.
F. Goodwin, 1247 Prospect
ave., nezvestny.
J. Deckard, 1925 vych. 82.
ul.. tezce ranen.
Ceske ztraty jsou:
Jan Lesek z New Yorku, ra
men.
Jan Stambek z Chicago, ra-
men.
J. Beranek z Penn sylvanie,
zaiat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-06
CESKOSL LOVENSKA ARMADA OBSA
DILABOLSEVlCKE HLAVNf
MESTO CrTU.

Londyn 5. zafi - Cta, hlavni mesto Transbakaska
nejsilnejs bosevikG Sib upada ceskoslo
venskeho voska ak zpraven dnes zde stani department.
Obsazenm City odstraneno byo posedn nebezpec keremu
byy eske oddly vchodne cd Bakaseho ezera vystaveny
Jak znamo byo jedne poen ejich voskem spojeneckym
Mandzur transsbTske draze neprtelem vece ohroze
Cekosovenske vosko kontroue nyni celou drahu cd
utska al Charbn Teleerafcke spoienf mez kutskem
Pekngem havnim mestem Cny pres meso Penzu bylo TAX
tez obnoveno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-06

KAISER NARIZUJE MOD
LEM "a ZACHOVANf
NEMECKE RISE.

Amsterdam, 5. zari. -
De vladniho rozkazu budou
We vSech kostelich v Prusku
jinych nemeckych zemich
konany jiz pristi nedeie bo-
hosluzby jak v chramech ka-
tolickych tax protestant
skych, ably Nemecko dnesni
valku vyhralo. Narizeno by
lc dokonce ZidIm, ably Sc
podobne modlili We svych sy
nagogach.
Podivne narizeni pry Via
sine zpdsobil admiral Won
Hintze, nemecky ministr "a
hranicnich zalezitosti. Uce
lem vseobecneho modlenf je
ably nemecky lid 8; udrze9 do
savadni moralku a trpelive
cekal dale ma teutonske vi
t6zstvi, ktere pry "neni da-
leko." 4
vfsd6s sffejsou vzacny pro-
.jevy, jimiz Sc vyslovuje po-
chybnost IDA Sc podam mod
1.-THE dohoniti to, co prone
skaly pry nemecke zbrane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-06

Francouzsky naps varuici pred otravny pynem Nemcu
Podobne stity nachazeji Rscich spojenecke
.aesdni tssaty las asiaall W. |s..y..:-
Potvrzuje Sc vcerejsi bulletin ze Hnnove vypaluji
sve zasoby mezi Armentieres Lille Biz begickch hra
mic. Lille je nejvstsim primyslovym msstem severn
Franci jakyms francouzskym Manchesterem. IS
Londyn sdsluje, ze cd posatku briticke ofensivy
Fandrech Pikardii, tedy cd 8. srpna anglieti etc
do veereska znciIi NsmcGm 465 bitevnich aeropanG
200 ch poskodil Anglcke doyene ztraty obnasej ZIG
letadel.
Nskteri nsmesti zajatci, kteTi pad do rukou Angi-
CANT posednch dnech prohlasuj, ze bosts nej-
drive dostavi velka zalozni armada pod generalem
Mackensenem ktera pry zvat vaeene :tss prospsch
NsmcG Nelze zstt pravdy jest teto povssti. A.
vsak at z stane cokov budoucnost nynejs valec-
ma uace jest nanejvys priznvou spojence vsechny
okolnosti nasvsdcuj, ze Nsmc budou vzdat
le sve severn fronty eitae to flanderske pobfez u
sue totz, ze marsaek Foch vystoupi brzy boji-
ste ceou zalozni, mobini armadou, ktera ma
sadt Hunm ranu nedGraznesi kdezto smrtici rama pf
padne americke armads Pershingovs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-06
AMERICANA PRONASLEDUf HUNY
MEz S0ISSONS A REMES.
FRANCOUZI "a NOYONEM OkUPO-
VAII TRICET VESNIC.
HAlC POSINUL SVOU LlNII u PERONNE A We
FLANDRECH.
SPOJENCl Cd 8. SRPNA ZNICILI NEPRtTELI 465
BITEVNlCH AEROPLANU.
BULLETINY:

Paffz 6. zan I've 2 hodny r&no). = Celia armada
korunnho prince ustoupila cd Ve.y feu Asnu. Pou-
xe horach RemeH zdstalo Setns nsmeckych oddilI
srojovych puse ably chranily frontu ku Verdunu
vsdouc. '|
Nsnnci ustoupili severni bfeh Aisny Cd Soissons
KemSsi. "a vseobecneho toho dstupu francouzska
kavaerie byla Jim patach nj postupovaly fetszy
pschot amerckych.
AmeriGane mali jiz u Asny sva test della, nichz
ostreluji zadni posice nepfatel
Frankie -annericky postup cd Vesly zahajen pdvodns
osmmilove nii cd Scissors posez rozsfil az lx
Reresi. Mezi vesnicemi Conde VielArcy (bliz Sos-
sons) PershingGv vol pfekrosil z Aisnu
Vychodns k Remesi nepritel ustoupil do horskeho
vseku kde rozvnuje odpor nejvstsi Vsude nde podel
Asny dochazi jen k drobnym srazkam
osadach Nsmc opustsnych Amerieane nachazeji
jen ransne neb nemocne nepTatele.
Korunnmu princi podaTlo Sc pfestshovat "a Aisnu
vsecky sve test batere nenutnsjsi zasoby. Zda
vsak, ze prime pFpravue dals stup AmerSti letci to-
tiz oznamui Hunove Aisnou nici nsktere sve "a
We Villers-en-Prayers.
Dale ma sever "a vysekem Noyon-Soisson Francouz
a Amerisane okupovali tficet vsi a mssteSek.
Francouz mistech tech prekrocili Sommu Somme
kanal zmocnili kfzovatek mssteeka Ham, odkudz
vedou havni snice St. Quentin a La Fere "a pre-
chazeni Sonny stfetly nepfitelem v houstinach
strzich skryym Nskolik setnin francouzskych ponyr
Ia DudOVdnl POntOnOVyCn mOStu OyIO nemeCkOu 0cIO'
.felbou vyhubeno Pc sfasnem konecns pfechodu Fran
couzi oblieii vsecka skryta hnzda stroovych pusek
posadky tychz bud vybli neb pozajimali.
Severozapadns cd Scissors zns cd Fresnes, Fran
couzi postoupi do es Concy probiv;e tax az
mou .tarou nii Hindenburgovu.
"a celou nsmeckou linii severovychodns cd Novon
velike pozary vyskytu COZ by nasvsdeovao, ze HUI
move ustoupi daleko ST. Quentin Nejvstsi pozy
zorovany vcera v dosahu msstecek Jussy La Fere.
Voska francouzska a americka po prechodu ficky
Aette blizi Sc lesGm n-des-Dames a mssto Laon
kryjicim. LIE ocekavat ze Nsmci sinic dam (Che-
.-Dames) postavi Sc k zoufalemu odporu.
Vojska generala Haiga byla veera mirnem po-
supu cd Peronne az ku Ypres. We Fandrech, hozapad
ne cd Messines poho Angsane dobyli msstecek Ploeg
steert Wuwerehem brtcka pschota posnula sve po-
sce u Cambria kteryzto dodatecny brtcky vyse stane
Sc osudnvm zbyvajici lini Hindenburgovs
PaSiz.ke vojen l<ruhv ocekavaii, ze dobyti Cam
braie Nsmci opusti hned lnii Flanderska az k
Laonu vedouci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-06
BERLIN POD STANNYM PRAVEM.
(ODPOLEDNf BULLETIN:) ! (

Amsterdam, g. zafi = Kaiser vyhasi stanne pravo
Berlns pruske provncii Brandenbur. ponsvadz tamns
lid jevi revocni naladu nasedkem Ludendorovych pora
EEK Franci Belg. Ami risska rada nesm nsmecke 81
tuac bo debatova Nespokojenos du roznity zvlasf
protvaleGne tiskopsy cziny do Nsmec propasovane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-06
HLADOVA NEMOC v CECHACH.

Rim, s. - Depese Prahy pres Svycarsko
muje Cechach nesmirnou rychlos s jista
hadu te dolby udao jiz 4697 onemocnen umrti
Evening star., 1918-02-25
Must Buy Flour on Substitution Plan

Institutions under the District of Co
lumbia government, including the do
mestic science departments of the pub
lie schools, must make their purchases
of -four under the wheat; substitution
regulation of the United States Food
Administration. This is disclosed in a
ruling which applies to all city, county
and state governments. Purchases of
-four for the baking of bread and rolls
must be at the ratio of to l, for all
other purposes, with each pound of
-four must be purchased pound of
other cereals. State food administra-
tors. including Clarence r Wilson. ad-
ministrator for the District, are author.
lied to make exceptions in the cases Of
hospitals, asylums and sanitariums.
Evening star., 1918-02-25
GEN. PERsHING REPORTS
CASUALTIES IN HIS ARMY

Eight artillerymen were slightly
wounded in action February 21, accord
ing to q dispatch from American head
quarters in France. They are: Sergt-
Frank Graboski, 2214 Claybourn ave-
nue.. Chicago; Privates Harry NJ. Mey-
ers. Marion. Ind: Frederick A. Sitter,
R. F. D., No. 1. Polk. Pa; Andrew B.
Rennes, Grand Fork, N. D.; Robert E.
Grubb, Rogersville, Tenn; Frank T.
Kirby, Aurora, ILL.,; Rene E. Knoepflin,
1880 Knox street. Cincinnati, and Fred
R. Rau, Lagro, Ind.
s. D., was reported missing after an ac-
tion on February 8, with the announce
ment that a previous report had erro-
neously named Private Edward Rob-
erts. 347 West 18th street. New York
city, as the missing man.
Gen. Pershing has notified the War
Department that Cadet Harold K.
Bulkley Of the Signal Corps was killed
in an aeroplane accident February IS.
No details were given. The cadets
father. Edward G. Bulkley, lives at 25
Deaths from disease among American
soldiers in France have been reported
as follows:
sergt. Clarence o. Kocken, Quarter
master Sorps. Mount Hebron, Wis,
meningitis: Privates George W. Wallin,
engineers. Cushing. Wis. pneumonia;
Earl Woodin. engineers. Sherman,
Conn. pneumonia; Dewey Lane. coast
artillery. Carrollton. Tex. pneumonia
James c. Dukes. field artillery. Collins
vile. ILL.,. pneumonia; John S. SoIloway,
field artillery, Cleveland Ohio measles