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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
REGISTRARS FOR
FIRST DISTRICT
Those Who Will Enroll the
Men of i8-45 Next
Thursday.

Following Is n list OF those who Will
serve as registrars in the First district .
Fifth and Seventh wards next Thursday
FIFTH WARD.
First district Peter T Wright, FL
wood Alston, Nellie l.. Sawin, Grace
Beadenkopf and Abraham Saycr
Second Arthur AIston, ,Ir Frank 4
Glenn, II. f. Schmcnhorn and Victor y.
Sapp.
Third Walter J Hartlove. Joseph \.
Gown. Walter + Powell, Leon Walker
and Leon D. Rothesies.
Fourth } G Robinson, Alice Roop
Victor W Faivrc and Chester X. Jones
Fifth Charles + Donnely. I. II
Fsham. Ellen NJ. Ritchle and Miriam
Middleton
sixth =. ID. l. Mitchell. John d
Brown and Herbert kcnton
Seventh William Corey, John W
Kelley Alfred y. Bird and Charles Rice,
colorcd
Eighth Walter 6 Tatnall, Mrs Anna
B lalvrc. George + O'Ned, Arthur
Guest and Arthur l. Bailey
Ninth Leroy Harvey. Frederick "
kurtz, Il W l.. Roberts, tharles y
| John and Xclln Patterson
Tonth Aexander Abrahams. Dennis J
| Harrington AVih hchcrSoh anu WIN
| y Livingston
Eleventh Elmer klund Ralph 7
IIughcv, r. " Sutcllflc, Dorothy
! Hawkins and Iildeuarir l. TaY Tor
| Twelfth II G. Niarstou. Walter e
Auran and M,nnlo {, t'atchcl
Thirteenth Edward L kanc Ir7neH
| + Gallagher and harles NJ Curtis
Fourteenth Iav " Miller, Ieopo
| Naccars. Frank ogden md Frank /
| PIcrsou
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-14
Ben. Rendo, Salisbury.

Ben. Rendo, Salisbury.
Thomas Headley Stackhouse,
Yardley.
Martin Stilcosky, Mount Pleasant.
Julio Ventry, Philadelphia.
Thomas Moore, Messmore.
John M. RAIDER, Strattonville.
Kenneth M. Uglow, Honesdale.
Simon Jacob Albright, Green's
burg.
William e. Daugherty. Coalport.
Antonio Domisiewicz. Philadel-
phia.
John w. Mitchell, Philadelphia.
Edward Boyle, Philadelphia.
Cornelius l.. Stambaugh, York.
Edgar B. Christman. Kurtztown.
Harry Miller, Philadelphia.
Horace Moore, Conshohocken.
Harry A. Robinson, Milan.
John d. Stauffer, Cardorous.
James Newby, Philadelphia.
Noah Rager, Manly Clio.
William b. Wike, Auburn.
Charles Chapman. Saegertown.
William l.. Daniels, Ernest.
Joseph James Friday, Philadel-
phia.
Charles Gardner. Philadelphia.
John j. Gardner, Philadelphia.
Andrew Grabinski, Nanticoke.
waiter INiaShouooshit hA"uSt
phia.
William R. Riggar, Olyphant Fur.
mace.
Paul e. Wright, Waynesburg.
Samuel Palmer. Philadelphia.
George Williams, Philadelphia.
Leslie c. Dill, Towanda.
Peter Kolf, Philadelphia.
Harry +. Laudermilch, Halifax.
Vito Salerno, Old Forge.
Thomas Savilia. Pittsburgh.
Ralph Harold Urey, Grove City.
David w. Wingard, townsville.
August Fettig. Wilkes-Barre.
Thomas c. Greenwood, Philadel-
Dhia
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ton.
Louis Sireta, Philadelphia.
Peter Byckosky, Houtzdale.
Henry G. Graham, Limesville.
Miles ID. Johnson, Townville.
Edward Joseph Lynch, Philadel-
phia.
Privates
James w. Anderson, Pittsburgh.
John A.. Bowers, Pottsville.
Paul E. Henderson. Saegerstown.
Philip P. Oglesby, Chester.
Luigi Cardillo, Pittsburgh.
George Lawrence McEnteer Kane.
Robert N. Norris, Tarentum.
Miles r. Bryan, Pittsburgh.
Grover c. Fitzgerald, Philadelphia.
Earl b. Swartzell, Milroy.
,v Thomas Truchel, Minooka.
Archie Leroy Foster, Coudersport.
Charles Infantino, Ramsburg.
William Kuczihsky. Philadelphia.
John Vojtek. Glassmere.
Earle A. Miller, Jeannette.
William Edison Mower, Harris
burg.
William Burl Redic, Allison Park.
Max l.. Rubenstein, Philadelphia.
Frank T. Sulecki, Philadelphia.
Raymond L. Wilson, Philadelphia.
Frederick August Remus, Oil City.
William d. Johnston, Philadelphia.
Harry c. Costello, Fort Hill.
George L. Kennedy, WOrmleys-
burg.
Leo Tomcikosky, Simpson.
Raymond Hiram Webb, Lock
Haven.
DETERMINED
Captain
Lloyd Robert Crawford, Franklin.
IinufRnnntQ
Samuel J. Marks, Philipsburg.
George A. Germann. Philadelphia.
Scrgcants
Herman c. Beck, Lilly.
Samuel b. Heffner, Laurel.
John Dawson, Scranton.
William b. Rennie, Pittston.
Leslie l.. Meslin, Philadelphia.
John A. Logan, Mount Carmel.
James T. Daniels, Rendham.
Frederick S. Wertenbach, Pitts
burgh.
Richard Campion, Pottsivlle.
William w. White, Marysville.
Corporals
Walter T. Elder. Dayton.
Edward j. Smith, Republic.
Otis Monroe Hoover Gettysburg.
Thomas A. Riley, Pittsburgh.
James Forest Troutner, Kellett-
Vile.
Joseph B. Hursh, Jr., Philadel-
phia.
Thomas w. Jones, Beaverdale.
George f. Maher, Erie.
William S. Smith, Pottstown.
Irving H. Stearly, Philadelphia.
John Wargo, Phillipsburg.
Blair B. Churchill, Harbour
| Creek.
Leon S. Dautrich, Reading.
| Warran Sphlessman Enhaut
John w. Smith, Lancaster.
Morgan McAlpin, Herminie.
Jesse B. Lingle, EdenSburg.
Howard Ward Mansbcrger, Mid
dletown.
Charles Edward Dunkle, Charlton.
Norman ID. Fenner, Boyertown.
Harold Charles Sullivan, Remove.
Wagoners
William w. Bieber. Muncy.
James Slaven, Drifting.
Cook
William Kalinowski, Philadelphia.
Mechanic
James E. Hobbs, Carbondale.
ISrivatcS
E. Hester, West Leesport.
Edwin f. Kamerly, Philadelphia.
John Edward Rhine, York.
BENJAMIN Silverstein, Philadel-
phia.
Frank P. Slocum, HON estead.
Howard Tilghman, Willow Grove.
Thomas F. Maloney, Jr., Wilkes
Barre.
George D. Probst Berwick.
Arthur Roy, Philadelphia.
Fred. wilmer Pittsburgh.
George ID. Price, Media.
William L. Price. Dixon City.
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George Hospoder, McKeesport.

George Hospoder, McKeesport.
Fred. Owens, Danville. Il
Douglas Perry, Ardmore. 1
William H. Allwein, Lebanon.
Morris Karton, Philadelphia.
Jacob C. Klotz. Fishertown.
Howard cellars, Maiden Creek.
Sarifon Di Rocco, Philadelphia
Joseph Henry. Rosedale.
Frank H. Miller, Conshohocken.
Elmer e. Youst, Pottsville.
Walton w. Dowler, MeadvilIe.
Antonio Durante. Bryn Mrwr. ,
David A. Forst, Lilly.
William Hart, Huntingdon.
Louis F. Kane, Philadelphia. |
Walter c. Pisel, Fayetteville.
William II. Brown. Dayton. |
Marvin Host, Taylorsburg.
George w. Jones, Sand Patch.
Joseph Lubejewski. Erie.
George Martinuk, Gallitzin.
John Francis Sullivan, Pittsburgh4
Michael Ucciferri. Philadelphia.
Joseph c. Schultz, Leechburg.
Herman William Singer, Tafton.
Andrew Abplanalp, Wellsboro.
Gordon ]. Clark, Seneca.
Richard l.. Faith, New Kensing-
ton.
Elton r. Heath, Girard.
All w. Marg. Pittsburgh.
Francis S. Slough, Shiremans-
town.
Kassimer Waraksa, Pittsburgh.
Paul S. Weidner, North East.
Frank Czarnecki, Philadelphia.
Camille Fcdelc, Harrisburg.
Samuel Earl Griffiths, McKees-
port.
Stiney Hoyecki, Windber.
Lewis G. Manspeaker, Everett.
Edward A. Merger, Philadelphia.
Joseph F. Schreck, Philadelphia.
Harry Strohecker, Philadelphia.
Harold E. Van Week, Great Bend.
Thomas John Warton, Dysart.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-14
TOTAL NUMBER OF CASUAL.
TIES TO DATE
The following were reported ,il

inc 1oliOWlng were reported Ms
morning:
KILLED IN ACTION
Privatcs
Max Philip, Newton.
Richard Briggs, Philadelphia.
Paul b. Dupuy, Leesburg.
Samuel M. Gaul, Sinking Springs.
Walter Leshock, McAdoo.
Peter e. Mooney, Philadelphia.
MISSING IN ACTION
Privatcs
George Armitage, Cory,
Charles H. Beer, Sigel.
Curtis M. Cordner, La Fayette.
Louis Decaprio. Newcastle.
Patrick Di Philips, Philadelphia.
Karl f. Ehmann, Philadelphia.
Andrew Haverilak, Alden Station.
Kenneth L. Shellhamre, Ply
mouth.
Burton D. Mcouiston, Emotion.
Howard Porter. Beaver Falls.
Cloyd NJ. Shugars, Johnstown.
Evan s. Evans, Scranton.
Irwin Gentry, Butler.
Frank Kasinlis, Carbondale.
Emund Lobby, Philadelphia.
SEVERELY WUNDED
Lieutenant
Winthrop Myers Allen, Pittsburgh.
Sergeants
Harry Harrington, Pittsburgh.
Robert E. Oney, Philadelphia.
Ralph II. Waughman, Dayton.
Thomas Kornaski, Mount Carmel.
CorpOrals. ..,.
Charles H. Peters, Leola.
Thomas H. Mulhern; Homestead.
Robert Stockley Adrian,
James J. Brennan, Philadelphia.
William G. Williamson, Arnot.
William Carey, Upper Middle
town.
Paul T. Ramer. Seven Valleys.
Langston Kink, Chester.
Walter A. Pfuntner Coudersport.
Edward Francis McGuigan, Con-
shohocken.
Michael ]. Wargo, Coaldale.
Edward P. Leonard, Philadel-
phia.
Frank ]. Ware, Washington.
Wagner
Henry McLarney, Hazelton.
Harold r. Parlett, Philadelphia.
Albert M. Strayer, Claysburg.
Frank j. Tagmire. Philadelphia.
Bruno IZabrond, Pittsburgh.
Thomas Kane, Philadelphia.
Walter P. Kramer, York.
Joseph A. Thomas, Germantown.
Anzelmo Ereditario, jeanette.
Teddy Koniszevski, Forest City.
Aleck Kunz, Pittsburgh.
william Hartman, Philadelphia.
William Miller, Pittsburgh.
Alexander McC. Mitchell, Phila-
delphia.
Robert J. Ruir. Mount Carmel.
Angelo Talamonti, Gallitzin.
David Warrick, Scranton.
John c. Welham, Philadelphia.
Carl r. Larson, Winburne.
Edward H. Matthias, Lenharts-
vile.
Charles G. Miller, Elk Lick.
Jimmie Netele, belmont.
John William Cadman, Philadel-
phia.
Paulo Previously, Palmerton.
Joe Swager, Wilkes-BarEe,
Gilbert A. Washington. Philadel-
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Michael Coyne, Phoenixvilie.
Joseph Little, Philadelphia.
Joseph Hickey. Scottdale.
Arthur e. Alker, Philadelphia.
Herbert Beck. Altoona.
Clayton w. Groff, Philadelphia.
Bernard McPhiilips, Jr., Duryea.
Buglers
Abraham Malenofsky. Allentown.
Fred e. Wooley. Lime Ridge.
Wagner
Frank H. Richards, Philadelphia.
Cook
Charles II. Glacken, Pittsburgh.
Privatcs
Harry c. Buchanan. Philadelphia.
Frank J. Doran, Chester.
William M. Doran, Chester.
William M. Healy, Philadelphia.
Thomas p. Williams, Jr., Rey-
noldsvilie.
Leroy d. McCielland. Braddock.
Edward ]. Smith, Philadelphia.
Warren l.. Stroud, Arglen.
Thomas A. Sweeney, Philadelphia.
Mike Woke, Williamsburg.
William Rodkey, Houtzdale.
Meyer Schulman, Philadelphia.
Irwin George Snyder, Kempton.
Franklin e. Trauger, Hatfield.
Vincenzo Marsaglio, Curtisville.
Charles Moriviana, Johnstown.
William ]. Meyers, Philadelphia.
Louis G. Ratcliffe, Richmond.
Milfred A. Warren, Warren.
Luigi Andia, New York.
Casper Thomas Effinger, Shamo-
kin. tr
Henry L. Lines, Towanda.
James McAllister, Piteoe.
Nicola Napolitano. Philadelphia.
John Joseph Putchaconis, Ma
hanoy City.
Ernest Rawley, Chester.
william G. Roberts. Philadelphia.
Ncvin II. Scltzer, Harrisburg.
Alexander Boresevitch, Philadel-
phia.
John Ison, Pittsburgh.
Thomas ]. Lahart, Larksville.
william Henry Mackey, New
Castle.
LIE Roy Edward Adams, shamo-
kin.
Marion F. Allen, Lloydell.
Fred. Baumeister, Philadelphia.
Theodore w. Belmont, Grafton.
William A. Bills, West Philadel-
phia.
Albert V. Bollinger, Greensburg.
Albert H. Kloppenburg. Glenfield.
William e. Lindsey, Carbondale.
ANTONIO MduTlGllO, chGltE.
John ]. Stoffey, Coaldale.
Charles Taylor, Philadelphia.
Morris Thai, Philadelphia.
Clarence o. Stoltz. Altoona.
Harry Christian Fox, Darby.
Thomas Mcfarland, Rossiter.
Karl E. MoritZ, Meadville.
Frank s. Nelson, Washington.
Howard c. Patterson, Philadel-
phia.
Joseph Radewics, Philadelphia.
Elmer f. Allhouse, Greensburg.
Bernard A. Boyle, Cumbola.
John p. Ratiowicz, Erie.
Charles v. Reardon, Philadelphia,
Joseph Sacks, Ariel.
Domenic Tavernit, Allison.
Raymond w. Thomas, Kane.
Joseph +. Woods, Danville.
William e. Diehl, York.
William A. Gallagher, Philadel-
phia.
Clarence Deets, Wapwallopen.
George II. Geasey, Muncy.
Charles V. KnOehe, Philadelphia.
George A. Rhodes, New Kensing-
ton.
Samuel King Dulebohn, MERGERS
burg.
James B. Lockwood, Greenville.
Lawrence Camper, Chester.
Francisco Caputto, Broughton.
William E. Hohlfeld, Philadelphia
Gus Schroeder, Ligonier.
Orville e. Waite, Sligo.
John A. Hayduceck, Kelayres.
Ezra u. Heller, Nazareth.
Evans w. Jones, Pittsburgh.
Ira Z. Jones, Pittsburgh.
Homer G. Norris, Ligonier.
James Aloysius Preston, Semi.
InRnnh Ralgimn- Piffahttrph
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-14

JhIleS IL DdihiCyB OiitOPyiOs
Stephen Florence, Bradford.
William B. Friend, Columbia.
Irving Heather, Gouldsboro.
Frank Joseph Waters, Philadel-
phia.
Daniel Fuolino, Philadelphia.
Cornelius ]. Gallagher, Philadel-
phia.
Oscar M, Kaufman, High Rock.
John Kenney, Punxsutawney.
Vincent Markuszekski, Glassport.
Ray p. Campbell, Shamokin.
Tito Ligi, Marshwood.
Bernard ]. Machesky, Duquesne.
George H. Adams, Philadelphia.
Peter s. Avadelis, Ambridge.
Glenn M. Benischeck. Roxboro.
Charles w. Binkley, Reynolds
Station.
Howard w. Boose, Pittsburgh.
Joseph Demsky, Lattimer Mines.
Nicola Diguiscppe, Harrisburg.
Walter E. Fairman, Shickshinny.
Jacob Joseph Hagerty, Philadel-
phia.
Stanley Hale, York.
Lawrence +. Robinson, Elkland.
Paul b. Lesh Williamsburg.
Arthur NJ. Wilson, Coatesville.
John j. Wachter, Washington.
Roscoe Corkran, Philadelphia.
Robert Snyder, Philadelphia.
Pasuuale Antonelli,. Pittsburgh.
Anthony Cheagear, Hudson.
Stanley Chesonis, Shenandoah.
Fred o. Cow, Dalten.
George Korba, GAINESVILLE.
William ]. O'Toole, Philadelphia.
Frederick Rolf Rico. Monessen.
Joseph Rosenbloom, Pittsburgh.
Nicholas Sammartino, Philadel-
phia. W..
Sunbury.
Carroll A. wahl. Philadelphia.
Joseph White, Philadelphia.
Charles A. Eveland, New hope
otto Hillenbrand, Philadelphia.
Tesse r. Martin, Philadelphia.
Wilmer S. Richter, Philadelphia.
Warren N. Runkle, Hanover.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Scrgcants
Jesse Wood. Lynne.
William c. Morgan, PottsVille.
Raymond G. Reisker, Lebanon.
Row r. Zimmers, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS Boylan, Philadelphia.
William l.. Fenstermacher, Ber-
wick.
Robert L. Martin, Pittsburgh.
Corporalsa
Charles f. Dresel, Lykens.
Ralph T.. Shoemaker, Philadel-
phia.
Homer S. Gordon, Turtle Creek.
Jay Fisher, York.
Herman L. Resig, Altoona.
Alexander J. Willox, Amber.
Samuel F. Seyfriend, West Cata-
sauqua.
Herman Laubrich, Hazelhurst.
Harry Dittus, Philadelphia.
Jacob f. Bryan, Perkasie.
Wagner
Alfred r. Albert. Philadelphia.
Cooks
John Kavolski, Parnassus. |
Edward NICK. Kurtz. Liverpool.
Ellis A. Powell, Union City.
Rufus E. Snyder, Sunshine.
Joseph MacFonner, Meadville.
Orison Hotchkin, Meadville.
Roland Hyett, Gibsonia.
Karol Rakoski, Fayette City.
Wallace M. Ritchey. Washington.
Angelo Tombasco, Shenandoah.
|, Warren Wilkerson, Pittsburgh.
Edgar Ellsworth Burgner, Cham
bersburg.
James Scafide, Philadelphia.
Frank Tinute. Philadelphia.
Erwin Walker, Philadelphia.
Albert r. Bolinger, Derry.
Adolph Daley, Pittsburgh.
James De Fec, Philadelphia.
| Lester r. Jenkins, New Cambria.
! Milton McGary Black, Tarentum.
! Frank L. Duffy, Pittsburgh.
Alexander Rodgers, New Kensing-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-14
Mathew j. Cook, Archibald Mine.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE-
TERNIINED)

WOONOED NDEOhEE ONDE-
TERMINED)
Sergcants
Harry H. Reynolds, Waverly.
Max Abramson, Philadelphia.
Corporals
Joseph A. Boeh, Blairsville.
Martin ThomaselIa, Abingdon.
Hugh ID. Darsie, West Homestead.
Robert Rowan, Philadelphia.
Ira Macomber, Philadelphia.
Harvey Dixon, Pottsville.
Layton e. Huffsmith, Mill City.
Charles William Lehna, West
Newton.
Thorolf Gunderson. Philadelphia.
Robert Thebom, Monessen.
Harry G. Banzhoff. Altoona.
George e. Barnes. Girardville.
Edwin /. Black, Greensburg.
Nelson L. Gumaer, Dalton.
Raymond Sheaf, Chester.
Harry b. Jericho, Mcdonald.
Henry f. Keeling, Washington.
Charles r. King. Philadelphia.
Franklin Larbold, Allentown.
Tony Menducci, Dubois.
Paul Orlowsky, Pittsburgh.
Howard /. Paul, Gettysburg.
Frank c. Smith, Greensburg.
George Tucci. Philadelphia.
Johnson d. Carr, Philadelphia.
Jerome NJ. Altman, Stlte College.
Patrick Fleming, Pittsburgh.
Leo Bannon Mulholland, Franklin.
Rieu Odillien, Monessen.
Moy G. Quay. Philadelphia.
= Walter Rotkawech, Philadelphia.
Ernest Santee, Fredericktown.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
Sergcants
David L. Black, Pittsburgh.
Harry Joseph Briggs, Russell.
Robert H. Lawrence, Philadel-
phia.
Privates
Daniel Slattery, Dubois.
Otto Wagner, Philadelphia.
Earl Z. Raudabaugh, Loganton.
Sharpless Rodgers, Wallingford.
Harold Rowe, Cory.
Arthur Frederick Streb, Millvale.
Joe Candida, Philadelphia.
Philip Maurer,- Dravesburg.
John ]. Bailey, Pittsburgh.
John e. Dunn, Philadelphia.
James J. Falls, Philadelphia.
Claude r. Harner, Littlestown.
George Mckee, Clintonville.
Carol n. Maynard, Scranton.
Joseph Sailer, Charlerot.
Samuel w. Schultz, Leechburg.
Perry Singer Wilkes Barre.
MISSING IN ACTION
Sergcants
Clark NJ. Erwin, Coraopolis.
CorpOrals
Harry F. Eutsey, Scottdale.
Anthony Broestel, Pittsburgh.
Joseph A. Lyons, Philadelphia.
Wagner
Mariana Venturella, Philadelphia.
PriYateS
Frank +. Geiscr, Harrisburg.
David NJ. Killing, Erie.
Hueston KoontZ, Johnstown.
Salvatore Checchia. Philadelphia.
Harry r. Dahl, Philadelphia.
Thomas H. Easton, philadelphia.
Antonio Alfonso, Fairbank.
Michael ]. Jozwiak, Philadelphia.
Styf Niedzielka, Erie.
Frederick S. Tallman, Philadel-
phia.
James F. Taylor, Monessen.
William Dombroski, Miners Mills.
Claud G. Gochnour, South Fork.
John Jones, Large.
Ell S. Keefer, Spring City.
John Proctor, Philadelphia.
Edwin P. Billheimer, Bath.
Antonio Bonnaie, Adray.
James A. Cullerton, Kittanning.
Sylvester J. Evans, Webster.
Samuel Herman, Philadelphia.
John Soles, Irwin.
Albert Voltz, Philadelphia.
Hjalmer Forsgren, Warren.
James b. Lotus, Carbondale.
Henry Ramagli, Philadelphia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-14


Total ...,..:.......:. 64SS
Those reported in yesterday after
moons list follow:
Scrgcants
Max A. Greene. Susquehanna.
Sergcants
Samuel r. Foltz, Terre Hill.
Charles Edward George, Munsey
Valley.
George II. Taggert, Linfeld.
John p. Barrett. Germantown.
George ID. Blaney, Nottingham.
Daniel Brindisi. Willow Grove.
Harry E. RhOads, Newpor.
William J. Boetger, Erie.
Walter Dzikowski, Pittsburgh.
Erwin o. Gottshall, TrevertOn.
Ignacy Haderny, Erie.
Peter Kienowsky, Mahanoy City.
DIED FROM WOUNDS
Thomas Joseph McKeon, Phila-
delphia.
William H. Richards, Wilkes
Barre.
John L. Malloy, Philadelphia.
Steve ]. Schrock, Jenners.
Thomas L. Dine. Philadelphia.
Carl c. Fickus, Scranton.
John w. Gustapson, Titusville.
John S. Thompson, Philadelphia.
Michael T0mOSky, MayHelu.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
PriVatcs
j. Scott f. Comfort, Troy.
Frank J. We're, Philadelphia.
DIED OF DISEASE
privateS
Walter l.. Sattler, Philadelphia.
Earl Storm. Stroudsburg.
Erwin L. Ruth, Easton.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Lieutenant
Edward Walter. Ellwood City.
Scrgcants
Herbert T. Johnson, Munhall.
John l.. Ruhlman, Hanover.
Lewis A. Seese, Philadelphia.
Joseph B. Coyle, Johnstown.
Joseph w. Orbell. Philadelphia.
Lewis c. Fox, Philadelphia.
Nicola Rionti. Philadelphia.
Chaffes L. Bittner, Catawissa.
James w. Emigh, Morrisdale.
Bernard Joseph Faust, Jr., Pitts
burgh.
Lars H. Larson, Grassfiat.
John T. Rayden, Eriton.
Lester W. Sheasley. Creekside.
Jerome NJ. Stohler, Mannheim.
Elmer G. Marsh. Nazareth.
William A. Marsteller, Stewards
town. ast .e. s.t
Raymond A. Masters, Allentown.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-14
SCORE Of STATE
MEN ARE KILLED
IN WORLD WAR
Department Lists Report 5,4S9
in the Casualties of
Battle

Washington, DAc. 14.-Twenty
Pennsyivanians were killed in action
of the s72 reported in the casualty
lists made public to-day by the War
Department. The total number OF
casuais in the lists is $3.50. The
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-13
WAR SAVINGS sOCIETIEs
INCREASE STAMP SNI.ES

Albuquerque. y " Scp,l3 SiN
hundred members of the AIhudurr-
que lodge of I'm. have iniurd nur
hiE war saving. Soriciy, each mem
hcr plcdging himself IN save r"gu-
larry Tor the purrhas" NJ lhrin and
Yer savings stamps n is one of a
dozen -imllar .orirlic. Which have
been formed during the past wrr'
largely a. q result, nf ~" visit here
IT g. T. Wolf, state organizer of war
saving, societies.
IN a recent var savings sunday
societies were organized IN every
church aud every sunday school
m the city
The local postmaster and also alI
local sales agents report a heavy
increase m sales of wal saving,
stamps which they attribute almost
entirely Ia the aciiNitic, of the Wal
savings sucitir-.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-13
aNtK RABBIT NEAT ~ \ FOOD
ny \ J.. Taylor

There has locally he'u q I,ry
interest aroused n the question ui
Co., use of lack rabbit meat. due u
part 10 the fact that dishc- prepared
uu ihi. meat have proven .o do
Do nu, that speculation o., rife a.
iu me uudoubicd food possibilities
m Owed -o many inquiries have
iN Hoped that q printed statement
sorius almost necessary Ia meet the
Il uHnd lor Information
several year sgo when wc moved
upun uur homestead lu tins l%ocalily
v' knew hul ltllr Of the lack rah
bet question beyond the generally
e,roptod lira that these ANIMALS
~ rc, outside Of the young ,pccl-
mrn-, terribly tough poor ~ flavor
end good mostly for consuming
gl.ss crops. and for coyote and
poultry feed
before the first year was over m,
Wfe had devised a method Of pre-
pairing this meat for use that had
almost a magical effect upon it. on
y, ling the oldest lack nto the ten
d,rest and most tuothsome ol meats
Repeatedly. neighbors and friends
would guess the meat 10 be- every
thing from pork tenderloin Ia veal.
THIS meat when made into a meat
loaf was acclaimed the most deli
cious veal loaf the consumers had
ever encountered. When cooked mp
with vegetables IN many forms or
used Is force meat in many forms
IL still proved It's worth and equal
10 any meat and perhaps superior
10 any other meat usually obtain
able.
For some years We have used
this meat, preferring Jack rabbit Ia
that Of coltontail for il is more juicy
and tender than cottontail when
properly prepared.
W. have not kept this method Of
preparation a secret. ON the con
trary we have on various occasions
printed full statements IN the col
unms OF this paper and recited the
methods 70 inquiring friends.
II Is recently recognized rs a mat
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-13

ter of considerable importance ma
tlonally that TN, vast rabbit meat
reserve Of the United State, be- uiil-
ned The paper, of the Southwest
have nov and then printed articles
written D., me the la-i few year, call
ug ior q recognition 1T the dc.plsnd
rabbit e. q meat reserve. aud none
mon" gladly recognized M" part ho-
iug played hy the Bureau of Rlolog
zeal survey M urluF the public lo
u-" lhi- meat and CONSERVE other
meat, IN tn, war emergency
II ls estimated that between 1n
onn. and iuoo0o ton, NJ Wild rabbit
meat o, yearly killed thousand. of
tons holug KILLED through poisoning,
for m many places their value a.
meat q. not recognized. largely nu
doubt through the lark of the know
ledge Of its correct preparation Not
only family use Of this meat will be-
2reatly increased but thousands oi
tons of It Will finally be- canned and
marketed.
I have never been privileged ~
t"st any of the canned product put
mp b., those now operating m thi-
line. 10 what extent this canned
meat Is freed from the elements that
give the objectionable toughncss and
OF flavor I do not know, but I do
know that this meat can be- put up
In various forms and made per
fectly tender and delicious befor,
the canning process begins. ulti-
mately the sum total Of rabbit meat
put on the market promises 10 rival
the out put Of the present packing
industry.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-09-13
LLEWEILYN FOR
REELECTION OF LINDSEN

"Duua Ana county Is going Ia send
u ,nlidly instructed delegation to
the republican state convention
which will be- fur the denomination
oi GuNornor ". r., Ltudscy from the
hrsl ballot TN the last, was the
statement made by Major " ~ n
Llcwrllyn of lac CrucoS. speaker al
the last house of Representatives IN
the legislature.
personally said the Major \ do
not think tire are going la be- any
ballots. Governor Lindsey Is our
first republican governor, has given
us a good administration and by all
party customs and logic the party
must give him a SECOND term aud q
denomination Then he Is the
strongest man the party a nomi-
nate and that i the way the repuh-
lirans of bona Ana county feel about
IT,"
Major Llcwrllyn said that hc had
been urged Ia make the race for
senator from his district hut that
he preferred To stay ~ the house.