davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30

West 12Sth Street New York: Harris Mes
scr, 3o2 West Eighty sixth Street. New
Ncm Nork vs Haeert y; oGrady, lo4 Broad Street.
I'VE, wvw ,orS. Saul Schwartz. 1924 First Ave-
muc; New York Schuyler NJ Shedding. STAN
>, 70 be CAPTAINS. motor transport CORPS
%Scn}am,n &. Helm. 1861 broadway. New
York. w "'o"'""'' Ne'
10 bc first lieutenant. motor transport
CORP, II. lavernc Hill, Buffalo
, 10 or second icutenants. motor transport
Joseph Stafford. ~ East Eighty-thrd street,
Nov York ebert A. Walton. New York City
/" be CAPTAIN. sanitary corps Frederick
uocdcn Lakewood. N. J.
To be second lieutcnants. sanitary corps,
cnhsted- George r. Bagce. SIG West Ninety
MN Street. New York: Jacob Finkelstcn.
~ Wallahout Street. Brooklyn: William Am
p'cr Mcbride. Kingston. N. Y.
:, 10 be CAPTAINS. mcdical-Bcrt John Bixby,
buhalo: John M Davidson. Roc hester WILL
,am :. Driscoll. Buffalo Thomas l.. Fogarty.
: Prospect Park West. Brooklyn; Ernest r.
NNe!sey. N!ty. Winstcd, Conn; Joseph 3. Kopf SIS
ty-eighth Street. Brooklyn; Readc Sny
der. ..%'5 Park Avenue. New York Stanley
-. : Thomas. 2'l Lincoln Road Brooklyn :;
Street New York.
70 be first lieutcnants. medical. Harry
Bsrkowit1; + Fort Slocum.. N. Y; Frank ".
BISHOP , % w $50 West End Avenue; New York :
bert q. Dye. Jersey City; Edmund A. Ehlers.
summit N. J.: Herbert z. Ethcridgc. Fort
Sosur,i s,a n. Y: Moses Gittelscn. Fort slo-
tmson Avenue. Brooklyn: Isaac Hartshosnc.
les West Fortieth Street. New York; Jacob
NJ Lobsenz. 2$3 West 122d Street. New
YORK; William l.. Mccormick. Mt. Vernon.
n. y; Walter J. McGibbon. Chateaugay.
N. y; Thomas NJ Maxwell. t04 West TWEEN
tsthrd Street. New York; Ernest w. Mic
rau. Irryington. N. j.: John }. Reason. Car
New York; Lawrence Il. Sprout. 67 Hudson
Street New York.
To be second lieutenant. signal. enlisted {:
Ralph A. kohn. 2lo2 Broadway. New York
City.
To be second lieutenant. air service, pro-
duction. enlisted: Thomas G. HotTman.
Brooklyn.
To be first lieutenant, air service. aero
nautics: William H. Bleakley Hampstead,
n. Y.
To be second lieutenants, air service aero
nauties' enlisted Gerald J: Shield, Buffalo !;
George ". Rogers. South Manchester. Conn.
10 he second lieutenant, infantry: Frank
j. Hogan, Trenton, N. j.
- 10 be second lieutenant. quartermaster: {:
Hugh a. Allen. $40 Riverside Drive. New
York City.
Corps Arthur B. Belden, Marcelus, N. Y. /:
George e. Louis. Richmond Hill, N. y. AL
bert magnus. jr., Bethel. Conn.
=, 10 be second lieutenant, Transportation
David +. Gibson. Port Chester, N. Y: Robert
+. Souter, Buffalo.
TO be second lieutenants, quartermaster: ::
Herbert E. Feltcr. 723 Coney Island Avenue.
Brooklyn: Kenneth Hall. Mamaroneck. N. Y. !;
William J. Kenny. Freehold, N. j.. Harold
+. O'Keefe. Carthage. N. Y.
=, TO be second lieutenants. Motor Transport
Corps William NJ Bristol. 2S2 Washington
Avenue, Brooklyn: Warren f. Taylor. But
5slo Lloyd M. Whiting, Buffalo; Roger r.
Wilcox. Westield, NJ j.
70 be first leutenants, Sanitary Corps:
New York City Harold X. Berger, 1884
broadway, New York City: Edward b.
Jourfret; 1872 West Seventy-sixth Street
New York City.
Clarence H. Ager. Rochester. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30

ANN
ANDREWs. Luther L.. Addison (W).
GOTlIARD. Walter. Bridgeport (W)
MARTIN. Thad. Girard (W)
PUGH. Shad. Mitchell CD D..
SMITH. William, Taladega (W>.
WILLIAMSON. Jas. B. T.. Brantlcy (W).
ARIZONA:
HUME, Ray. Seligman (W).
ARKANSAS:
TA1LEY. Ernest C.. corp, Buckville (W).
CALIFORNIA:
BURNS. William j.. Los Angeles Cd D).
KEITH, Gordon. FontAna tW).
RUEDL1. Elvus, Petaluma (W).
SMITH. Walter W., San Pedro (W).
SPENKOR, Donald, Modesto Cd ~.
COLORADO:
RAUsE. Frank e.. Colorado Springs (W).
ALsCEs. A.. Manchester (K).
DELAWARE;
MOORE, James, Wilmington (W).
FLORIDA:
MoNATH, Walter A., sgt. Miami Cd ID ~.
'TOWNSLEY, Rufus, Tampa (M).
GEORGIA:
JORDAN. Theodore. Atlanta Cd w.
LAZENBY Frank. Thompson Cd d.
ODOM, b. BIakely (K).
IDAHO:
ADD1NGTON, Leonidas. Harringtc ton (w).
RURTT: Clifford r.. corp, Twin Falls (W).
STAY Harold. Pocatcllo (M).
WIMAN, Ralph, Boise (M)
ILLINOIS:
Gross. Hurry A.. lieut., Chicago Cd AZ.
MORGAN. William O.. lieut.. Highland
BRANNAN, John, Ashley (W).
puETY, Edward. Chicago 90 w.
GRkHAM. Hugh Ludlow (W).
HAYCON, Louis. Ancona (k).
HUFF. Walter. Chicago (K).
HARDY, Harry. Chicago tM).
MILLS. John D., Chicago (W).
M'KINNEY, Harry. Grantsburg (W).
SATkAR Cyril. Chicago (M).
SCHLEICEER. Joseph. Chicago tW).
SLoCUM. Herman, haywood (W).
SMITH, Oliver, Freeport (W).
SZCZWARCZCWICZ. Leon. Cicero (W).
WAIDLEY. Walter H., Aurora (W).
WELSH, Leonard A.. Nilwood (W).
WHITE, Carl, Rockford (W).
INDIANA:
CHATHAM. George. indianapolis. (ND.
KIRBERG, John. Jetfersonviile (K).
POLLII,r. Roy. Morristown (W).
SHROCk. Louis, Nashville (W).
SILVEY, Bryant, Bowling Green (W)
IOWA:
h67Ek h673N qy5 K5s,.i sst M,1s" sS5nsten G;s N w
LUTHER, Guy. Mason City (M.
NEWSOME. Sydney Fort Dodge (M).
PATRICK. Joseph. Fairfax Ckl.
'rERHARk, Henry, Ackey {W).
WEISS, Max. Woodbinc % d..
WHALEN, John f.. Sioux City (M).
KANSAS:
BURKE. William, Udall tM).
KENTUCKY:
DOWELL. Ray. Irvington Cd D..
FOSTER, John p, LedReville (W).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30

BUCKLES. Robert corp. Glendale. Ny.
DAMER, Henry. Newark. ~ J.
EADS. Jesse D. Vienna. Mo-
CIESTING, Frank Tolser, Ind
GOODWIN, Augustus c.. Philadelphis
HALE. Walter. Dye. Va.
HARMON, Bruce. Muncie. Ind.
HOPPER William r.. HAITI, Mo.
HOURCLE. Sylvan. San Francisco.
LAMBERT. Leon b., Billings, Mont.
MINKER. Joseph. Chicago
TURNER. Samuel NJ, jr.. Phiisdelphis
Wounded Severely in Action: Previous
ly Reported Died from Wounds Re-
ceived in Action
MORGENRoTH. r. j.. corp. Newark.
n J.
Wounded in Action degree Undeter-
mined); Previously Reported Killed
in Action
SEWERSON. Mute corp. Seattle.
COULTER, Frank r.. Baker. Ore
HOBEDAY. William. Msdisonville, La
M'LEAN. Lester C.. Alma. Mich.
PODYMIJTIS. John. Lawrence. Mass
Wounded In Action degree Undetcr-
mined): Previously Reported Missing
IN Action
STRIPPING, ]. c. CORP. Cullmsn. Ala.
DE LUCA, Louis. ass Humboldt Street.
hNGLE. charlGs G.. Desno. Penn
LAMBERT Roy f. Rosevslc. Cal.
LIEN. Harold V. u. El Ccntro. Cal.
PETERSON, Edward c. Scipo. Utah
PETERSON Harold H. Chicago.
PUGH Arthur. Winamac. Ind
TAYLOR. Thomas T.. Roanoke. Va.
Wounded Slightly in Action; Previous
Iy Reported Missing in Action
HRABAK. William J.. Chicago.
REICHARDT. Thomas a. Philadelphis.
SUNDER. Leo. ST. Louis
TODD James r.. Hot Springs. Ark
Prisoner; Previously Reported Killed
in Action
STONE. Thomas P. Lockland. Ohio.
Prisoner; Previously Reported Missing
in Action
WARD. James T.. Wcstpor.. Ind.
Sick in Hospital: Previously Reported
Missing in Action
ROBERTS. Eden w sgt Shale Cal.
CONLON. Francis b. Worcester. Mass.
DIXON, Charles A.. Ralston. Wash
M'LAUGHLIN, Thomas f.. Otsego, Mirh-
PETRY. Anton. Philadelphia
Sick in Hospital; Enormously Reported
Killed in Action
STEPHENS. Wylie. Adairsvills. Ga
Returned to Duty; Previously Reported
Missing in Action
ARSENAULT. Frank. Mexico. Me.
GONZALES, Rafael. Mountainair. N. NJ.
GOUGHNOUR, Edward j.. Edinboro. Penn.
HIMEBAUGH. Fred S. Malvern. Iowa
KNOWLES, George L.. Philadelphia.
MAKONEY, Dennis E. Mlddiebury. Vt
PLUMLEE. Samuel R., Oakland. Ark
Returned to Duty; Previously Reported
Died From Wounds Received in Ac-
tion.
MCLANAHAN. Frank C., Brentwood.
Tenn.
Returned to Duty; Previously Reported
Prisoner
TURNER, George E. Providence. r. I.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30
New York Aviator Is
Interned i'm Holland

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80. 49, Second
Lieutenants Frank Nelms, of Phladel-
phia. and John Frederick Gibbs, Of 21o
West Eighty-tirst Street. New York, fly
ing officers of the Marine Corps, have
been interncd in Holland. The Navy
Department announced to-day that the
licutenants were compelled to land on
Dutch soil whens naval bombing ma
chine, in which they were flying, devel-
oped engine trouble.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30
Railway Men Must Observe
Fire Prevention Dax

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Railroad
employees were instructed to-day by
Director General McAdoo to observe
next Saturday, which has been pro-
claimed national fire prevention day
by most state governors "by the re-
moval Of all rubbish heaps, the inspec-
ton of all fire apparatus and reso-
luton to make end keep tidv herea fter r
all the property of the railroads, where
ever situated"
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30
MARINES


ELSEWHERE
| ROBBINS. Thomas t.. Equality Cd D..
ARKANSAS:
WELLS. Bryan P. De witt (M).
CALIFORNIA:
MLA UCHLEN. Harold D.. maj. Los Ar
BRAGG. Ray r. sgt. San Diego % ~.
LoPER. David W. Los Angeles ID d..
IDAHO:
JEFFERSON. Nels. Dayton Cd w.
olO4, Harold. PocateIlo (Ml.
ILLINOIS,:
D ~. '''"'' bloomington
LIpTAC. Leo L.. sgt. streator Nv,
IN ~ Harry S., Sparta (,Nl
WALSH: William j.. Chicago (Wo.
YORK. Daniel, McIanesboro % 10
INDIANA:
ANDERSON, II. D.. corp. Pleasant LAX
SHOWERS, ]. w., cyntbian. N ~
IOWA:
MDuRAND. M Eugene, Bristow ID p).
,uOESCH, Joseph j.. Milford ID D).
moRRlS, Wilson A., Shelby ID d.
KANSAS:
BURKE. William. Udall {M).
NobERTS. Jay E.. Glen Elder ID d.
KENTUCKY:
no, ruT.,. oonn r.. Waco (M.
BULLOCK. Philip, Roseburg Cd d..
LOUISIANA:
SERVETTE Ulysses. Lafayette Cd D..
MARyLAND: o''
rLANII. Francis r., Hamilton I'd ~
MASSACHUSETTS:
HEA DBuRT. Eben T., Newburv *,
70 GGrb,LIS. Thomas F., Fall River (Ml'
G,,RHEENSPAN. Harry, Springfield iM>
VtNt. George j., Greenfield (M) '''
MICHIGAN:
HARVEY. Clair D.. Nashville Cd d.
MINNESOTA: " D''
DObSON, Floyd, Akeley (M)
HoUDY. Francis B., Cannon ID ~
MlSSISSlPPI:
fttIi fntEtIIipGEs; r; T., Inverness % d.
MCLURE. Charles, Fayette ID D.
MISSOURI:
EADS. Tony. Mill Spring (M).
NElDRINCHAUS. G.. st. Louis IN n,
MONTANA: O>'
CoLAHAN. Wayne. Lewistown P).
NEBRASKA:
JENSEN, Jens. Winside ID d..
NORTH DAKOTA:
~ ,nSL,lEMENlSON, Carl j., Grand Fork
OHIO:
BAILEY. Walter A., South soon 1M)
Nhlfl. James W.. Cincinnati (M).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30

CORDER. Ralph. Coshocton fM).
LETTERS. James. Youngstown ND
O'BR1EN, James A.. Cincinnati tWe..
SCHMIDT. Henry. Cincinnati I'd D..
WOODBURY., Robert Plain City fM).
OKLAHOMA:
BARNETT. Cecil. Durant ID D..
PENNSYLVANIA:
BUNTING, Fred A.. corp. Norristown
Cd d..
MAuTz; Henry C., rhiladclphis ID d..
SCHUYLER. Edward. Wilcox fW).
WOLFkILL. Frank. Philadelphia ID d.
TENNESSEE:
SUTTON. John L.. Belle Button Cd d..
TEXAS:
CALVERT. William. Mineral Wells tM).
FORRISTALI.. +. O.. Tldorado ID d..
JANIGAN. William O.. Bridgeport ID D.
JuDklNS, William. Waco ID D.;
MORGAN. John H., Austin Cd d..
PARTAIN. Abner, Gonzales ID d..
BRiGHToN. James R.. Salt Lake City
ID d..
VIRGINIA:
COFFEY, Charles w, Staunton ID d..
WEST VIRGINIA:
RUCKLEW Francis r.. KinEwood fM).
WHITE. Oryille D.. King wood (M).
MARINES
Killed in Action, Previously Re.
ported Severely Wounded
LIETZ. William. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Reported Previously Missing in Action
ROSE. Jay T., Salineville, Ohio
In Hands Of Enemy, Previously Re.
ported Missing in Action
DOMKE, Fred H.. St Louis.
Men of Foreign Countries
MARcHEsKI, Paris. Luccs Cd D..
RUSSIA:
KoNETsKrE. Alex. Aueuastalo tMi.
KESHNAKOX. Andrew. Wilma Vicka
Kolovesh (W).
SWEDEN:
ALFREDSON. Gustav. Edanc tW).
SWANSON. Oscar. Helsingborg Cd w.
Supplementary List
Killed in Action: Previously Reported
Missing
osTRASDs osTFASDER M l.: A.. corp; Attcs Mich
MAJ. Emil. East Chicago, Ind.
PARISH. Claude M, New Palestine. Ind.
Killed in Action; Erroneously Reported
Wounded Severely in Action
WYATT. J. H., Des Moines, Iowa
Died from Wounds Received in Action:
Previously Reported Wounded Sc
vereIy in Action
sKROBICKI. Joseph j.. Cicero. Ill
Erroneously Reported Killed
HOGAN, Herbert, Sedalia, Mo.
Wounded Severely in Action; Previous
1y Reported Killed in Action
EOENlG, Frank. sgt, Allentown, Penn.
LEONARD, Bert. Kansas City.
Wounded Severely In Action; Previous
ly Reported Missing in Action
DAVIS. John p, lieut., Chicago
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30
Two Killed by Crash in Air

FORT WORTH, Tex. Oct. 90
Cadets Howard D. Burnett and Howell
W. Williams, of Barron Field, were
killed today when their planes COL
llded in the air. Williams was from
Tippston, Penn, and Burnett from
Dodge City, Kan.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30
The Casualty List

", WAshlNGIoN Oct 2oTho casualty lists public by
wax department to-day
VI these Is killed
ana other causes SO died of disease
were wounded degree undetermined slightly
80 are missing II actio
me Marine Corps casualties reported by the commanding general
" c american Expcdtlonary Forces
ana ENLISTED OF these died of wounds
od OF disease severely wounded degree unc
The full list follows
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30

CoN1IN. John Madison 10 d.
GRONIN. Floyd Frank, Greenwood (W).
DODGE. Leslie g.. sgt. Avalon (W).
DUFF. Allen G.. corp. Crsndon (W).
EMER. Harold j.. Hartford (W).
kOBIERSKf Waclaw. Racine (W).
KIRKPATRICK, Gienns T., RichIand
Centre tW).
LANG. Rudolph. Oconomowoe fW).
mACk. Edward. sergt.. Milwaukee wv.
mtDDREII,. Jasper. s. Wayne (W).
MACHWELL. Rinehart, Fox Lake (W)
MARTIN. Il. f.. Phillips fW).
MILES, George. Baraboo fW,.
noGAL!NSkI. Anthony. Milwaukee (W).
iEabiDAUE, Alex. Odanah WI.
SANGER. John. Milwaukee (M)
SOKENSON. Albert. Racine tW).
WATERMAN. Wayne A.. Chilli (W).
WEf ER, Peter, Marshficld (W)
WILLIAMS. Orlando. Racine lWl.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30

JONE Walter, Insco (MD.
LEE, Solomon. Cubbage % wy
n,NEHGS: ,T,H,.: Oliver. Fort Thomas (W).
THOMPSON. John, Monticello (W).
LOUISIANA:
ROGIl.LIO Eugene RogilIioville (K).
,WARREN. Sam, Alfalfa % D..
"HITT1NTON. Dave. Grayson (w).
MAINE:
naRh. Clifford. lieut., Derter % D..
WUI,HODiNO. Carado. Portland fM).
IHURSTON, William e., Mt. Vernon m,
MARYLAND:
KOSE. John NJ, Baltimore (W).
~, TpEA r. RMAN. William r., Baltimore (W)
1AlNSkf' Walter, Baltimore (M).
MASSACHUSETTS:
Bo!SDIR'T, Albert. Lowell (W).
CAfRMlER. Clifford. New Bedford % w.
CHASE. William. Nantucket 1W). we
Con,,I,N CCoomMlNGs; D. G., Beachmont (D w.
TS1KM lER; Edward. Marlboro (W).
ERViNG. Paul T.. Beverly (W).
G,,REENtlELD: ,,Rt Phiip. Chelsea (M).
iOYT. Otis. Haverhil (W,.
4HKNE,iShING; 4K William. N. Andovcr (w).
~ MiRE Joseph. Lowell tW).
ORPAN. Joseph. Holyoke (WO.
OHALLORAN. Thomas. Worcester IVY.
PENTH. Virgil G.. corp. Dorchester Cen
nRyvapSpREE'cHT. Ry E' +, Robert, Adam. Ow).
t.iH.tp + idilK W., boston (W).
SUTCLlFFE, Edwin. Uxbridge (W0.
TTUbhiVAN. Frank c.. N. Cambridge (W)
IORlN. Thomas. Dorchester (W).
,TrOOHEf: John. Waltham (W).
IOBEY, Warren. Quincy (W).
lOIMAN, Harry, Athol (W)
MrCBIGAN:
tALk, Ocar r., capt. Menominee 20 w
MpBoRS: npp w. Lawrence. Houehton (W).
n6t5RAMCZYK. t5 John. Detroit (W).
tl t,E Edpyo
BfL:A!NCHARD. f Roy t.. Grand Rapids tw)
EEERLY. Curtis. Owosso lW).
ssRt;fA,NpEAU. st;f,SI['1t' Louis p, Detroit fw).
c61 r cn6e,1TMErS' MEr George. Mass City lW).
SoLW ED, Eugene, Grand Rapids (W).
CARNY, Henry s., Sharon CW).
SROTHERS. Herb. D.. Grand Rapids (W0
~ UlWEN. ,,,,l.. John c.. Grand Rapids (W).
rLEICHER. Chas.. sgt, Kalamazoo (W).
GUEST. Donald, Otsego (k).
GRADY. Oba.. Ridgwsy (W).
LABUHN. Arthur, Detroit (W).
LYNN: August f.. Detroit (W).
MN1A3RTINSoN N13,t Clyde. Alpena CW).
MITCHELL, S. T., Patoski CW).
RAMBECK. John, Hamtranck (W).
SAVER, Alvin c., jackson (W).
SCHOBER, William S., Ontoaason wv.
SSuR9RT. 81 Mike. Grand Rapids (w).
SHADDOCk. Leo d., Sparta (W).
IHORNE, William, Detroit (M).
THIEDE. Michael. Inkster (W).
TROMBLEY. Leo H., Monroe (W).
TITUS, r., Detroit (W).
VANDERH1NST, Philip. Detroit (W).
WALCzYK. Frank. Detroit
WARNER. NJ. A.. Sault Ste. Marie (w).
FUCKER, Henry. Rosebush (W).
MINNESOTA;
BuCkLIN. George. Minneapolis I'd D..
MILLER, Elmer w, Fosston (W).
R1ECK. John. Verndale (M)
MISSOURI:
BARTMAN. Paul. St. Louis (M).
BELL. Ernest Lexington Cd D).
CAbANNE. William. st. Louis % D..
GRAY. Jacob A., Rutledge (W).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30
New York City and Vicinity

FOSTER. Arthur r. 1885 Halsey Street.
FISCHErT1, Ro.Arlo. 81 Van Cortland
Avenue. New York City.
GRuSEI. Harry, 107 Sheridan Avenue.
Brooklyn.
HUEssNER, Herbert. Jamaica.
MUSII. Edward. $40 East Seyentieth
Street New York City.
EEIFF. George A.. Yonkers. N. Y
kEGO. Curtis g., sgt. New York Mills
N. Y.
., ROSENBERG. Joseph d.. s16 West 1s2d
Street, New York City
SPAMER. August, sgt, 5s4 Monroe Street.
THOMPSON. George A.. Yonke,-. N. Y.
Brooklyn ' @@'
ZEICHNER, Harry. 3714 Paudns Avenue.
New York City.
Wounded Slightly
MERHELL. Clarence ~. lieut.. Neuark,
TUCKER, Kenneth r., lieut.. rs Murrnv
Street. Ncw York City. ~
CLANCY. Gilbert IT,. 1870 Milton Street.
Brooklyn.
GUTCA1. Adolf. Perth Amboy. N. ].
MARINES
Died of Disease
r.! HALFtRIN. Louis. jersey City. N. i.
MADAMS. Ralph M, $40 West Ei~htr.
fifth Street, New Yoark City.
Missing
g. CORIErT;, Thomas j.. GA Eleventh
STANTON, Percy, Richmond Hill N v
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30

ARMY
Killed
DEMATTE. Nichola.. bl4 rompkIn
g HANTscHKKE., " Edward. { ward 10 weiracle
sHEEHAN. John r.. 100 Manhattan Av.
nuc. New York City.
Died of Wounds
BUTLER, Bartholomew. 1856 Dyckmar
Street, Brooklyn.
Wounded Severely
y ARGo; Joseph. 400 East Sixth Street. Ne.
BATES, Alfred. Bronx. New York City.
New York City.
=, GOTTESMAN. Philip, 1910 Crotona Park
N G.! G!NXsBuEG; X'l David, 5s East 1o2d Street
LEV Err. Harry. 10 Lewis Street. New
REILLY, William. 1715 Madison Avenue
. THAMES, Harry, 1857 Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn.
Wounded
=, BUCKLEY. Harry h.. 7S9 Second Avenue
New York City.
:, CARLlN. John s.. 156 Rutland Road
Brooklyn.
nsw cAslaNo; Ya1S Ga Angelo alo Eldridss Street
=, CUSACK, James. 2b4 West 154th Street
New York City.
FLITCRoFT. Herbert, 6l Van Cortlan,
Avenue, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-30
ElscWhere

Character OF Casualties is indicated follows: (K) killed in
action; (W) wounded; Cd ~ died accident or Other
Cd w died of wounds; Cd D. died disease; (M i..inr
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-05-09
ALLIES BLOCK FLANDERS DRIVE.
Break Through for 500
Yard Advance Near Ancre.

London, May 7.-Correspondents In
France state that the British gun fire
In Flanders during the last three days
has completely prevented any enemy
movement on the British lines. while
the French prevented any attack,
which was undoubtedly being pre-
pared, on their front by attacking
first.
Sunday night the irrepressible Aus
tralians gave the Germans west and
southwest Of Morlancourt, between the
Ancre and Somme rivers, another
drubbing and advanced the entente
line to depth Of 500 yards along a
front Of 1000 yards.
This operation was continuation
of one started Saturday night south.
west Of Morlancourt. That time the
Australians drove In against the en-.
emy and smashed them back 700 yards
along front Of 1900 yards.
The Canadians have appeared in the
Arras sector. further south than they
have been since the battles In this re.
gion began March 81. This part OF the
line is important. as it defends Arras
to the southwest and includes localI-
ties such as Neuville.Vitasse, Mercan.
tel and Boisleaux ST. Mare, where
there have been bitter struggles since
the Germans launched their great Of.
fensive.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-05-09
WE ST e ERN.

Provost Marshal General Crowder
called on Colorado to send l50 draft
registrants OF grammar school educa.
tion on May 20 TO Colorado College,
Colorado Springs, for technical train
ing.
Allied Intervention in Russia Is
very near" according 10 Russian,
British, French and japanese opinion
in Washington.
Thomas L, Campbell, deposed as
governor of Arizona by Supreme Court
mandate last December, announced
his candidacy for the Republican
nomination next fall.
One-third OF all the passenger
trains between Chicago and the Pa
cific coast will be eliminated after
June |, according to word received
from Washington by railway officials.
Under the new draft call for 233 600
men, Colorado viii send 2,O79 men to
Camp Cody, n. NJ; Arizona. 1,7s4 TO
Camp Cody; Nebraska, 1878 to Camp
Dodge, Iowa; Kansas, 4,s7i to Camp
Funston, Kan; New Mexico 9s5 to
Camp Cody; Wyoming, 167 to Camp
Lewis. Wash, and Utah, sos TO Camp
Lewis.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-05-09
GEN e RAJ.

A call for S,9s5 additional draft men
was issued by the provost marshal
general.
Secretary Baker estimates cost OF
immediate war program will be fif-
teen billion dollars.
Spain has adopted the daylight say.
ing plan. Legal time in that country
was advanced sixty minutes on April
Is to continue until Oct. 6.
A nationwide roundup OF draft reg.
istrants escaping military service
through unfair classification has been
ordered by Provost Marshal General
Crowder.
That government work should be
planned so contracts may be awarded
Immediately after the war for public
buildings. highways, waterways and
development projects was the warn.
ing given by Hornell Hart OF the
Helen S. Trounstine foundation OF Gin.
cinnati In an address before the City
Club OF Chicago. Mr.. Hart argues that
rehabilitation must be arranged for,
as millions Of soldiers and munition
workers will be thrown on the labor
market by the declaration OF peace.
The government will allow dealers
in raw wool commission OF 3 per
cent for ungraded and 3h per cent
for graded wool.
Pope Benedict has served notice on
the world that the vatican will not
be party to any peace offensive"
at the present time.
BY the death OF her aunt, Mrs.
Katherine Fratt, which occurred at
Billings, Mont, Jan. /. Miss Margaret
Morrisey. formerly OF Jacksonville.
H., becomes joint heir with brother
of the deceased to an estate valued at
s1.0O0.000.
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WARNING TO ALL HUSBANDS
Just Now There 10 Danger In Using
Abbreviation Of Somewhat Com
mon Pet Name.

A sergeant Of police exhibited a
slight scratch on his face few days
ago which he said was caused by his
wife's patriotism. BY way Of explana-
ton the sergeant said: Il generally
walk into the house and greet my wife
with some pet name, one Of my favor
ties being: Hello, honey
Yesterday when reached home
l went In In my customary manner.
met my wife in the kitchen and said:
Hello. hun
Il had no more than spoken" said
the sergeant, when my wife landed on
me and said that she would give me
to understand that she was not Hun,
so from now on | will be careful to
use some other name or else call her
honey. and will be very careful to use
the entire word and not try to abbre-
viate it."-lndianapolis News.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-05-09
RESTORATION OF BELGIUM AND
AUTONOMY FOR AlsAcE
AMONG PROPOSALS.
EAST TO REMAIN As IT'S
INSPIRED PROPOSITION pELlv.
Erred BY FORMER WAR MIN.
ISTER OF HOLLAND.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, May 6.-Foreign Secretary
Balfour told the House OF Commons
that no peace offers had been made
recently by the enemy. He added:
There is no representative OF neu-
tral nation in this country who has
made tentative or informal sugges.
tions of peace negotiations" Ger
many's peace emissary, according to
the Daily Mail, has been busily work
ing here. but has made no progress In
any direction. There is reason to be-
lieve, II says, that the German agent,
who he's been reported to be Dutch
finaneier, returns TO Germany to re-
port that there Is nothing doing.
A Central News dispatch from The
Hague says the Dutch intermediary
Is reported TO be Jonkheer colyn, for
mer minister OF var.
The proposals made by Jonkheer
Colyn, the dispatch from The Hague
reports, are saia there TO have been
as follows:
1-Germany 10 renounoe all claims
in the west.
2-Restoration OF Belgium.
3-Alsace-Lorraine to be autono-
nous. within the German federation.
4-The status In the east to remain
as at present.
5-Austria to make certain conces-
sions to Italy in the Trentino
Balkan questions TO be solved by
an international conference.
All colonial questions affecting
Africa and Asia Minor TO be settled BY
q conference Of all the belligerents.
s-Germany to abandon all claims to
her former Chinese protectorate OF
Klaoohar. but In exchange to receive
certain economic concessions In China.