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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19

Miss Grace Castle, who for some time
has been employed as clerk in the Bur-
ton company dry goods store, has re-
signed her position and has taken the
position as bookkeeper at the Motor
Inn. She began her new work Mon
dav =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19

The local Red Cross baseball team
will play at Long Prairie Sunday. The
boys are playing in good form again
and will put up a good article Of ball.
A number Of people plan on accompany
ing the team.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19

Mrs. Mary E. Dow, an old resident Of
this city, who has been gradually fail
ing for some time, is reported to be in
. very critical condition. George Dow
OF Seattle, Wash, has been called and
y already enroute To- this city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19
Oscar Colombo has been transferred
to the st. Cloud office from the local
Western Union Office.

Our Lincoln correspondent tells Of
the accidental death Of Mrs. John Gras-
singer, while driving mower.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19
h1HRoHANrs' PICNIC AUGUST :

August has been set as the day Of
the Merchants picnic. The picnic in
all probability will be held at Pierz
Fish lake. The outing will be held for
the Merchants, their families and em-
ployes. A good time will undoubtedly
be had by all, as good program of
amusements are under course of prepa-
ration by the committee in charge.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19

WILKIS-To Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
iC. Wilkis at st. Gabriel's . hospital, Sun
day, July Z, q son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19

Between $100 and 1925 as balance
Of the Fourth of July funds is left in
the treasury. The amount donated by
the business men amounted to ESQ. y
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19

Mrs. c., q Kiely commenced work
Wo,'ncs.. } as clerk in Fl. w. Venners
NJ. &. store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19

Pekula-To Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pc
kula, Sunday, July IA, q son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19

ASKLAR- Mr.. and Mrs. John
Asklar, Friday, July $, q daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19

DOUCETTE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Doucette Of Belle Prairie, 6atur-
day. July 6, son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19
FOURTH LIBERTY
LOAN DRIVE
WELL PROBABLY BE IN OCTOBER
- B. 1(ILI.ARD Is THE :.
OIIARAdAN -

b. B. Aillard was selected as chair
man for Morrison for the Fourth Lib
erty Loan drive that will take place
some time in either October or NQvem=
Der. Those who attended the meeting
were the bankers, board Of directors Of
the Board Of Commerce and few 9th
er citizens. The meeting was held in
the Board Of Commerce rooms.
The executive committee Of the Lib
erty loan had intended to reappoint J.
x. Martin, director of the last Liberty
Loan drive of Morrison county, as di-
rector of the Fourth drive. Due to
other war activities however and his
being Food and Fuel Administrator for
Morrison county Mr.. Martin thought he
could not do justice to the drive and
therefore expressed his wish that some
other persoH be appointed to have
cha1ge of the campaign.
5 The next drive will probably be for
5000, ,000, 900 or double that of the
last drive. Figuring from this stand
point, Morrison county's quota will be
in the neighborhood of 100000. The
definite date Of the drive has not been
set 40 yet. -
Mr.. Millard will be assisted in his
work by w. E. Olson, secretary Of the
Board Of Commerce. Mr.. Olson was
Director of Sales of the last Liberty
Loan drive in Rice county, where 81,
100000 was raised while it's quota was
set at t760, 900.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19


Aloysius P. Raster, city.
John Balaski, city.
frank Ginther, Little Falls.
Roy L. Grund, International Fall
Elroy M. Vaux, Hillman.
Peter H. Brinkman, Little Falls.
Carl II. johnson, Burtrum.
John V. Winterquist, Little Falls.
Carl j. Lund, Backus.
Philip Sweeney, Little Falls.
Emil Wetzel, Little Falls
Tired N. Olson, Little Falls.
Geo.. Englert, Pierz. -
James w. Crosby, Randall. .~
Joseph l.. Thomala, Royalton.
Chas. E. BennewitZ, ROyalton.
Aloysius Weisbrick, Pierz.
John j.. Eisel, Virginia.
Peter II. Bares, Pierz.
Steve Kuka, city.
Gust Runquist, Swanville.
Theo. Rekowski, Little Falls
John Thurman, Pierz.
Harry e. Kerich, city.
Delma German, California.
John Dillenburg, Pierz.
Carl Olson, California.
Mike Hiegel, Pierz.
, Frank Brunette, Pierz.
T. Alex s. Johns, city.
Charles Emerson, Ramey.
August J. Carson, Little Falls.
Wilson Hayes, Pierz.
Walter Hovonietz, Little Falls.
Leon C. Pallin, Chicago.
Geo. YOurish. Hibbing.
Carl w. Nelson, Little Falls.
Morton G. Olson, Mizpah.
Gustav A.. Peterson, Guyana.
julius p. Kloss, Stratford, Wis.
Joseph Janorschke, Pierz.
Telepore Belefeuille, Little Falls.
Frank Luca, Chicago.
Stephen Nouis, Bowlus.
Ignatz Ostrowski, Little rails.
Jacob Schaedler, Royalton.
Frank R.. e. Johnson, Randall.
John Malecky, Superior, Wis.
Walter M. Sears, Duluth.
John Gusten, Little Falls.
Edward w. Carlson, Burtrum.
Adolph Fenske, Randall.
Mike Zilke, Little Falls.
Edwin r. Johnson, Northheld.
Theo. A. Hesch, Pierz.
Eric Green, City.
Mike Adamski, Flensburg.
Raymond Johnson, Little Falls.
Fred Mueller, Pierz. -,
Oscar Randall, Kewatin Ont, ca
Fred Kastner, Little Falls.
John P. Golemboski, City.
Mike C.. Zech. ROvaltOn.
George Green, City.
]. William Walters, Little DallB.
Paul Fussy, Royalton.
Frank Rek0Wski, Little Falls.
Walter e. Dawson, Minneapolis.
Arthur, Cook, Swanville.
HOlger d. Peterson, B0Wl1s.
Alex G. Witte, Little Falls.
John Had, Flensburgg.
Christ Refsland, Randall.
Fred w. Rettner, Tracy.
Victor J. Kaas, Genola. u
August Hagstrom, Holdingford.
Walter III. Klof, Little Falls.
Walter r. Gessner, Bowlus.
Anthony Janey, Waite Park.
William Hol0wicz, City.
John ]. Blaszak, Hibbing.
Erwin Church, Royalton.
Erick Person, Superior, Wis.
Christ Hanson, Little Falls.
Fred D. Sundstrom, Holdingford.
Henry N. Edstrom, H0ldingford.
Frank Doschka, Royalton.
sGustaf =. Ekwall, Little Falls.
John II. Britz, Royalton.
David Berglund, Motley.
Nels. M. Swanson, Swanville.
John w Welinski, Pike Greek.
sFred g. Madigan, Duluth.
Gustaf A. Berling, Lincoln.
Fred q. King, City.
Valentine Schermerhorn, City.
William A. Valentine. City.
loo Kolacx, 914 5th ave. ne.
. S5s5
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19

KNULA-To Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Knula, Saturday, July Is, a daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19

CHAUFFERS WANTED IN ARMY
A call has been issued by the adjutant
general Of Minnesota TOR 800 white men
to be sent to Indianapolis, Ind, for in
structiOn as chauffer.s
=, Only men from the 1913 registration
with some aptitude as mechanics will
be accepted. The men should have at
least a grammar school education and
must be physically qualified for mill
tary service. The time for enlistment
will be from date to- July %. The men
men will entrain for indianapolis Au-
gust 16.-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19
BORN

STOLTMAN-To Mr.. and Mrs, John
Stoltman, Tuesday, July 8, son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-07-19
LITTLE FALLS, MORRISON COUNTY, MnJNEsoT1
TO CAMP ON July rs
THE List WILL UNDERGO MORE
OR LESS CHANGES BEFoRE
ENTRAINMENTi

county, who will leave for Cam
Nadsworth, Spartanburg, 8. c., Jul
rs, is practically made up. The follow
ng is the list at this time, which wi
7ery likely have a number of change
md additions, before the men entrain:
Henry Olson, Fort Ripley.
Edward C. Lintner. city.
Leo Ebertowski, Plerz.
Thomas Opatz, Bowlus. ~
Joe Piehowski, Little Falls.
John Maslowski, Little Falls.
Frank Olson, Little Falls.
Joseph 8. Carlson, Randall.
/. ]. Wallmark, Pierz.
Berger Larson, Little Falls.
Frank Beaumont, Fort Ripley. -
Leo Zorin, Little Falls.
Albert L. Lilga, Randall.
Frank Smuda, Hillman.
Albert Cichon, Swanville.
Ernest B. Larson, Little Fans.
Sam Rasmussen, Little TalA.
C. Anderson, Swanville. - +,
David Swanson, Burtrum.
Felix Marshik, Pierz. -
VIM. J. Kroll, Royalton.
Joel o. johnson, Little Thllg.
Walter ID. Pohl, Pillager.
Andrew Rasinski, Little Fhnh, >~'
Peter Doraff, city.
Edward Mfelke, Swanville. .-
John H. Miller, Ramey.
John Gwiasdoske, Pierz.
frank Shipman. Randall.
Michael Cichon, Swanville.
James johnson, Hillman.
Erick L. Nelson, Little Falls.
Thomas Opatz, Bowlus.
Edward Medved, city.
Arthur F. Aicber, Randall.
Philip Hines, city.
Harold Johnson, Little Falls.
Clifton B. Nichols, Randall.
Gustav Nieman, Little Falls.
Peter Bienek, Bowlus.
Matt Steinert, Royalton.
John Swanson, Randall.
Joe Krzeminski, Little Falls.
Frank Stroncek, Little Falls. -.
Ferdinand Schwanke, Randall.
Geo. H. johnson, Randall.
Phillip Gwoisdoski, Ramey.
John H. Decker, Swanville.
John Witte, city. .
Aloysius p. Raster, city.
John Balaski, city.
frank Ginther, Little Falls.
Roy L. Grund, International Fallt
New-York tribune., 1918-10-17
"a More Americans Are
Listed as Huns Prisoners

WASHINGTON, Oct. Johannes of
eightyfour enlisted men in German
prison camps, all but one of whom are
at Rastatt, were announced to-day by
the War Department. Charles NJ. Flee
known camp, and those at Rastatt in
clude:
Douglas Hopkins, Bristol, Conn;
William F. Hennessy, 924 East Twenty
first Street, New York City; Frank
Walther, 407 East 136th Street, New
York City; William T. Hall, New
Haven, Conn; William j. Earls, Hart
ford, Conn; James j. Fogarty, Hart
ford, Conn; Edward Quincy, New
Haven, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-17
CailIaux Trial Oct. 70
French Cabinet Sets Date for
Treason Hearings

PARIS, Oct. l5.-Edouard 1gnace,
Under Secretary of State for Justice,
reported to tho Cabinet to-day on his
investigation Of the charges against
former Premier Caillaux, Deputy Louis
Lpustalot and Paul Comfy. The Cab
met Immediately issued a decree con-
voking the high cours 20 meet October
20 to try the charges against the three
men.
Under Secretary ignace said that hix
Inquiry showed that the men should be
tried under Article XII of. the con-
stitutional law Of 1875, concerning
criminal attempts against the security
of the state. All three OF the accused
havs been under arrest for several
New-York tribune., 1918-10-17

ROY Cupid! We have him vior
- mas Just forwarded to the printed Reliable
cessful Mission
Lee Hyde 353A Mnna
by pubhc patronized
everywhere" "o" ""O "'"h'N A'Oi
lnclosed list of than
not given who desire husbands way
%o6on SZoooo and tired of living alone
me loving farmers widow of forfour, s10OOo
OF $4,000; lady of
ao WIN slzooo; demonstration of forty
1D!ec! 20 marry without delay dashng
Illinois with blond lady $5ooo appearing
young 100000;
Apply widow by DEATH worth 900, whose
earn pessacan who informs that she well built another
WIN me form and $23 600, and Western widow
@ M country life The real pick the herd described
gentleman gent en- She Here
wan Some Of them tell why they have married
ever think that In the world have
marry the gir?
old hungry
offered
upon motives OF
this The
rich had enough everything world except
thing
that |
Boy, did find Well, to
Potofce Departm
New-York tribune., 1918-10-17
@<z-TheA
&Ad3zE &tAdNsor
Thursday, October IL, 1918

This department engaged in separating tho sheep OF
advertising, and Of the which backs up advertising
from the goatsand hanging bell the goats
letters describing expersncespeHsant unpleassntth
.dverasers whether they be manufacturers wholesale house
retail public service corporations. will print
those letters which to show typcally
advertisers deeds with the OF
Only sgnsd letters, giving the writer's address, will be read
Tho will be prnteA withheld. preferred Address
The Ad-Vsor. The Tribune. New York
New-York tribune., 1918-10-17
Sergeant Goldberg
Scorned Safe Post
And Died in Action
Yonkers Lawyer, Rejecting
Ouartermasters Commits
sion, Enlisted as Private
Thomas an Air Hero
Flushing Lieutenant Lost Life
in Fight With Five Foe
PLANES

Sergeant Israel F. Goldberg, of the
9th Infantry, is dead in France, killed
II, action because he was unwilling to
take the "bullet- proof" commission that
was offered him at the outbreak of
the war.
When war was declared Sergeant
Goldberg was a lawyer at Yonkers,
y. Y. He was offered commission in
the Quartermaster's Corps and declined
il as "too safe" for his taste. He then
enlisted as private in the 9th In
fantry, about to go overseas.
Lieutenant Gerald Provost Thomas,
aviation corps, killed in action, lost
his life in a combat with five German
planes. He was a member of a patrol
Of six American machines which was
flying above the German lines when
they were attacked by twenty Fokkers.
Five closed in on Gerald" says a
letter written by one of Lieutenant
Thomas's comrades, land went at him
with their machine guns. Gerald put
Up great fight, but the odds were
TOO much, and the last we saw Of him
he was hurting to earth in MS ma
chine
Lieutenant Thomas was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Thomas, of 259
Broadway, Flushing, Long Island. He
was a member Of the class Of 1919 at
Princeton.
Sergeant John l. TooIe. 1oSth Infan-
try, wounded, had only recently re-
covered from wound in his right arm.
A few days after he returned to the
firing line he was hit three times in
the left arm Before entering the ser
vice Sergeant Toole was clerk at the
general postofice-
Andrew Burns, So6th Infantry, killed
IN action, is the first man from Port
Chester, N. Y to lose his life over
seas He was prominent in local poll
tics there, and served as village clerk
in 1914
James c. McGrath, 23d Infantry,
wounded, went through the battles of
Chateau Thierry and BeIleau Wood, re-
ceiving the Croix de Guerre and palm
for gallantry.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-17

TANT. Orbie W., Tallassee (Me.
WALKER Henry c., sergt.. Eufaula tWI:
WILLHlTE. Henry c.. eergt.. Natural
Bridge (W).
ARKANSAS
BUMPERS. Lorcnza c.. Cecil (W).
CAREY, Pies W., Boydsvile (W).
HICKMAN, Fletcher G.. Atlas (M).
CALIFORNIA
BOWIE, BENZ. corp. Los Angeles (DW)
CHURAPAS. Louis w., Oakland (M).
LAWRENCE, Joel H., Independence (W)
MEHERIN. Marcus Mathew, jr, sergt.,
San Francisco (M).
PLuMMER. Otto E.. Los Angeles tW);
SMITH, Charles H.. Oakland (M).
COLORADO
h1hLARp; nHrdE s. A. CORP, & Msc1stsin Ss1stsis w
PAPAGIANOPOLUS, G.. Julesberg (M)
ROSS. William r., Lamar (W.
WALKER, Ronald Warren. Denver (M)
CONNECTICUT
ALLING. Roland G.. winsted (M).
BRISTOL. Howard O., New Britain (W)
BOWERS, John H., New Haven (W).
BERNIER, Alfred, Putnam (M.
DAWSON, George A.. Norwich (K). d.
DEVINE. Nancy L.. Waterbury (W):
JACOBS. F. W.. corp. Torrington (M).
MUNTZ. George H., Meriden (W).
MITCHELL. Warren B., Washington CW)
SHEA, William. Bridgeport (Ml.
SUESS, John, New Britain (W).
YEOMANS, Earl O., New Haven (W)
FLORIDA:
NORRIS, John: vero (W):
SHUMON. Isiah.. Federal Point (W>.
GEORGIA:
DIXON, Lorie. sergt. Macon.
HARRIS, Will, Durand (W).
HANCOCK, Henry D.. PARROT (W).
MOSS, Jack, Rockmast (W).
SHELTON. Thomas A.. Tomsboro (M).
STOKES. Stanton E., Eton (M).
WEBB, Guy M, Damascus (W).
ILLINOIS,:
BAKER, E, H., Chicago (M).
BIGGS. Emmett, Hummerich (M).
FILIPOWISzC, Joseph. Minonk (M).
HADLEY, C. E.. Arrowsmi.h (M).'
KOESTER. James. Chicago (M}.
LINDSIROm, S. H.. Chicago (Wl.
DYE. +: W., Tuscola (M:
STREMPLISKI, Frank, Chicago (M.
BRIGHAM. l.. D., Marion (M).
BOGART. William. Chicago (W).
CHARLESON, Edward. Chicago (K).
CdE4rI CdEMENT Roy S,, L. sergt St. ih Anne m K)
DAVIS, Irwin j.. Gillespie (W).
IIALLDORSON. Ralph, Chicago Cd D..
KAHN. Henry, Chicago Cd D.,
JOHNSON. Edward. Salem (W).
JABLONOWSKI, Joseph, Chicago (W).
PAPE. John, Chicago (W).
PFEIFFER. r. r., Chicago (W).
ROI, NJ, Chicago (W).
RYAN, George j.. Chicago (W).
SOUTH, Glare, sergt.. Chicago % D..
SANDSTROM, Arthur. Rockford (K)
SWEENEY. Eugene, Chicago (W).
ZAHREAS, S., Chicago (W).
INDIANA:
BARNES, Horace Fort Wayne tW).
CADWALLADER. Arthur w. West Leb
anon (K).
EMERICH. A. O.. 1ndianapoli, (W).
MAYBAUM, Harold, Ainsworth Cd Dl.
VANHOLSBECk, f c., Mishawaka % Al
IOWA:
ALLEN, Emmet F.. Greenfield (K).
ANDERSON. Henry, Atlantic (W).
HOLM, Gustav A.. Fremont (W)
HEFvr, Herman, independence (W).
LARSON, Lorin. Otteson (Wl.
O'kANE Stanley f.. Dorchester (W).
HIATUS, Frank j., scrgt. Marion (W).
KANSAS:
HERMAN. Claude Eugene Topeka
HUNTER, Roy c.. sergt-. Barnard (W).
RICE. Orville A.. Paoia (W).
SPITLER, Carroll. Wellington CW).
SWAIN Walter L., Kansas City (Wi.
SHARP, Frank W.. CORP, Sterling (K).
SIMMONS. Charlie B., Protection (M).
THOMAS, Herbert O., South Mound {M)
KENTUCKY:
BOGGS. Jesse. Mckee (W).
BRlDWEL. William Custer (M).
BRASHEAR, Ray. Petersburg (Ml.
CRAVENS, Matha E., Eller Cd W..
CHELF. John, Mount Sherman (M)
DEBORD, Benton, Bethelridge (M).
ELAN, Ambrose, lie City (MD.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-17
The Casualty List
The full list follows
New York City and Vicinity

Killed
BECKER, Fred A.. corp, Wcehawken,
BRowNLEE. Joseph. corp. Paterson.
BEoDsKy. Phillip. SO Junius Street.
CHAMBERS, Joseph c.. sdS West Fifty
sixth Street. New York City.
: C. COLLINS. John A. M 1853 East Seventy
DOUGHTY. Christopher. corp. Fair Ha-
D'EsposITo. Aniello. Jersey City N. J.
DREzWICKI. Raphael A.. 635 Humboldt
Street, Brooklyn.
FERRARESA, John. Nyack, N. Y.
GOLDBERG. Israel, sgt. Yonkers, N. Y.
GOTTI. Albert j., corp. New Rochelle.
LuNpBERG. Rudolph. Perth Amboy.
MARoNA. George, 22a Mott Street. New
York City.
Woundsd
ADAMS. Edgar T., New Brunswick, N. J..
BORMAN. Benjamin H. Plainfield, N. J..
BOTTT. William. Hackensack, N. J.
BRASS, Robert. Hoboken, N. J.
BRODIE, Harry j., 1886 East Second
Street Brooklyn.
GAMER. William T.. Jamaica. N. Y.
DUFFEs, William. .Cedarhurst.
FRANK, Nathaniel c., sgt, 1924 Park
Avenue. New York City.
FEELEY, John j.. corp. IA North Oxford
Street, Brooklyn.
GRACE. William A.. corp, 67 Java Street,
Brooklyn.
GUNTHER. Bruno, tr.. sgt. 2a1 Grand
Avenue. New York City.
HERzIG. Peter, Wellington. N. J.
HOUSER. George f.. Woodbridge, N. J.
KEENAN,. William j.. zoos Carroll
Street, Brooklyn.
LA DUE. Ernest j.. Norfolk. N. Y.
MARREN, James p. 393 Hicks Street.
Brooklyn.
MURRAY. James A, Newark, N. ].
M'GRATH, James c., Elizabeth, N. ].
MEYERS, Edwin c., Westfeld. N. j.
Brooklyn.
NAGLE, William, corp. $50 Emerson
Place. Brooklyn.
MIMMO. Philip G.. 1903 Edgewater Ave.
nue.. New York City.
RUBJCCO, Antonio. corp, 81 Cherry
Street. New York City.
ROE. Martin, 52S West 151st Street, New
York City.
RoDINA. Joe, Little Ferry, n; j.
ROTH, Henry, Jersey City. n. j.
SHUGMAN. George. 639 ST. AIMS Avenue,
New York City
TooLE. John L.. sgt. 2so Tenth Street,
ToMMINs. William NJ. Montclair. N. j.
TOSOPOWICK, Tony j.. Newark, N j.
VIRUN. Karpe, Endicott, N. Y.
VENUTA, Vincenzo Jersey City. N. J.
VICE, Henry. Newark, N. J.
WARD. Thomas R.. sgt, III Rogers Ave.
nue., Brooklyn.
WE1MAR, Harry O.. sgt. AIlendale, N. L.
WHITEHOUSE, James Aloysus. 436 East
Fifty-sixth Street, New York City
ZAWACK1, Walter sgt, Paterson, NJ J.
KATZ, julius, 6SS East 18th Street, New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-17

KRUSCH. August c.. jr.. l4s West Twen-
ty,secoSd Street. New York City.
LERNER. Samuel H.. 1924 Washington
Avenue, New York City.
MARTIN, Edward f., Woodhaven. N. Y.
Died From Wounds
DISAPPIO. Paul. 24S East 80th st., New
York City
EMMONS. Lawrence, Newark, N. J.
GOLDBERG, Isaac, corp, 1876 Chrystie
Street. New York City.
LEONARD. Clarence T.. Glendale. N: Y.
LASHER. j. X. Jr., corp. Yonkers. N. Y.
LEWIS, Frank E.. Newark. N. j..
Died of Accident
HEAVEY. Harry. Jersey City. N. j.
Prisoners
DULNY, David. 1881 Ridge ST.. N. Y. c.
Missing
BALDAsSARI, Angelo. 1908 First ave-,
New York City.
BRoARDT. George f. Buffalo, N. Y.
y BRoERE, BENZ. F, corp. sayville. N. Y.
*BISNER. Henry. Cohoes. N. Y.
BUSZKA. Frank. Buffalo. NJ Y.
CHRISTIE: Byron f.. Garfield. N. j.
COHEN. Gus. 14S5 Vyse ave-. N. Y. 9.
D'AMATO. r.. 1863 West 41st st., N. Y. Q.
DoNoHuE. John E.. Jersey City. N. ].
New York City.
FREDRICKSON. John. CORP. 4s West 5eth
ST.. New York City.
.GUENTHER. Edward Adam. Bowmans-
vile. N. Y.
HEIFFEL. Ferdinand W.. 1853 Avenue B.
New York City.
HAlNeS, Harry H., Bay Shore, N.
HOIST, Paul s.. .Tarrytown. N. Y.
+ HocKNELL. Benjamin f.. a7os Jerome
MANDRASCHIA. Raymond, CORP, 1874
East 103d St, New York City,
MALONEY, Andy. CORP. 10e East 101st
St, New York City
McG1vNEY, Thomas. aes Chauncey st.,
Brooklyn.
MAsTRANGELo. Giuseppe. Utica, N. Y.
Ts1mrs TSsodcrs d. NeTaTk Tnhod1 N
SCHMIT~T. Waldemar H.. 500 Riverside
Drive. New York City.
STANGER, George L.. 4621 Fourth ave-,
Brooklyn.
sTIAHAR. John. Elizabeth. N. J.
SAUER, Valentine P, Evergreen, N. Y.
STOLARSKI, Walter. 249 23d st., Bklyn.
SMOK. Leon. Newark. ~. J.
SCHERzER, Samuel, IS Avenue G, New
York City.
SCHMIDT. George j.. 241 West 1920 st.,
New York City.
WARD, Roy r. H. corp, SAT West 121st
st.. New York City.
WALLACE, Chas. C.. Newark. N ].
Died Of Disease,
BLUMENTHAL. Louis. 296 Brook ave-,
New York City.
CUNNINGHAM. Fl. B., Mamaroneck. NY.
EMERICH, Clarence j.. Webster, N. Y.
GOODALE. George f., 135 Milton st..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-17

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New-York tribune., 1918-10-17

Jones, Julius. Uniontown (W).
I.ASSITER, John. Evergreen (W).
MASON. Shelly, Ripley (W).
MURPHY. Elijah. Athens (W).
MORRIS. Ivory. corp, Birmingham IVY
PITTS. Richmond. Madison CWl.
CULLEN. jeff. Clayton (K).
RUFFIN, George. Birmingham DA).
SHIRLEY. Alonza s., Clanton (K).
SPURLOCK, Hillary. Ozark (K).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-17

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