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FRENCH ANDlj. S,
CROSS. SUIPPE IN
1O-HILE ATTACK
Combined Forces Advance North
ward to La Melville, 10
Miles From Reims.
GERMANS DESTROY STORES
Huns Retreat on Vide Front Between
Rems and Argonne-St. Masmes
Is Taken Bad Weather
Slows Up Operations.

Paris, Oct. S.-French and Amer
can troops, across the Suippe river
on a ten-mile front, are advancing
northward toward La Melville and
Semide
La Melville is 10 miles northeast
of Reims. Semide is ten miles east
of La Melville.
Despite their desperate resistance,
the Germans are reported to be with
drawing their material and destroy
ing that which is too bulky to move
quickly.
French Take st. Masmes.
The French troops have captured
the town of st. Masmes, northeast Of
Reims, and penetrated the town of
Hauyine, farther east and north OF
the Arnes river.
French troops have crossed the
Suippe river eastward of Granville
and have reached the outskirts of
Bazancourt and Boul-sur-Suippe after
severe fighting.
At Clement-a-Arnes heavy losses
have been inflicted upon the Germans,
who retired in disorder.
Yanks Clear Town of Foe.
With the American Army North
west of Verdun, Oct 8.-The Ameri-
cans achieved another important sue
cess by forcing the Germans out OF
Chatel Chehery, northwest of Apre4
mont.
Pushing forward, they overcame the
stubborn resistance of the enemy and
settled themselves en- the commanding
heights west of the River Aire.
Outfought by the French and Amer
leans, the Germans are retreating on
a wide front in the Champagne sec
tor between Reims and the Argonne
forest. The enemy has been caught
between General Berthelot's army, on
the west, and General Gourauds
forces, on the east, and is retiring
No Halt Till Aisne Is Reaches.
1t may be possible for him to stand
back of that stream, but it seems I'M
probable that there will be much OF
halt in the retreat until the Germans
reach the Aisne. General Berthelops
advance in the Reims region has
gravely menaced the enemy forces
south of the Retourne and, although
the retrograde movement is being COW
cred by rear guards, well supplied
with machine guns, it appears to be
going on rapidly.
American forces have been battling
brilliantly with Gouraud's army and
have aided materially in eXpelling the
enemy from the Champagne sector.
Farther east, the Americans, fighting
between the Argonne forest and the
Mouse river, are slowly clearing the
Germans from the area before Kreim-
hide line and gathering their forces
for an assault on that powerful posi-
ton.
The sky is overcast and drizzling
rains prevent aerial observation. The
unfavorable weather is slowing up OPP
eratiOnS.
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cuticura Kills pandruff.

Anoint spots of dandruff with Cuti'
cura Ointment. Follow at once by
hot shampoo with Cuticura Soap, If
man: next morning if a woman. For
free samples address, "Cuticura, Dept
x. Boston" At druggists and by mall.
Soap 25, Ointment % and 50.-Adv.
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His asst Name.

The teacher was questioning the
class in history. ''Who is the king OF
England, NIildred?" she asked.
George is his first name" came the
answer. Ills last name isn't in the
book, but It begins with V."-Pass,
ing Show.
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CHAPTER v.
With the H75,s.N

My pal Brown, Of whom I spoke be-
fore, had been put in the infantry
when he enlisted in the Legion, be-
cause he had served in the United
States infantry. He soon became
sergeant, which had been his rating
In the American service I never saw
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Reward for Victory.

Corfu, Oct. 8.-Prince Alexander
Of Serbia has been promoted to the
rank of general by King Peter, in rec
ognition of his victories during the
Macedonian offensive. ~
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up in the morning at four o clock, do my
housework, then go to factory and work
all day, come home and get supper and
feel good. I don't know how many of
my friends I have told what Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
done for me. Mrs. ANNA METERIANO,
SO West 10th ST., Peru, Ind.
)Women who suffer from any such all
ments should not fail to try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
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~ - - A = . ~
badly that at times
] could not be on
my feet and it did
not seem as though
I could stand it. I
tried diff eren t
medicines without
any benefit and
several doctors
told me nothing
but an operation
would do me any
good. My drug
glSC told m e OF
Lydia E. p in k
h ANS Vegetable
/ took
it with the result
that / am now we'll
and strong / get
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Pride.

my brothers a corporal in the
army"
"That's nothin' My brothers ma
rine.'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-10-11
Didn't Understand

'Mr. Smiths boy got the croix de
guerre" 81 always knew that lad
would come to grief"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-10-11

Trinidad is increasing it's petroleum
production, the output last year being
almost 6a000.OQQ gallons. -
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DEPEW GETS HIS FIRST EXPERIENCE IN THE FRONT LINE
TRENCHES AT DlXMUDE.

Synopsis-Abe author his service
during which attained of chief
The after he
he leaves for
land forces
front.
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CTO BE CONTINUED.)
She Won't Believe It.

A man may be a hopeless idiot, but
If he admlres a woman you can't con-
vince her that he Is crazy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-10-11

Members ct the Foreign lie.
gion, all soldiers Of fortune,
swear vengeance when they sec
the Germans place Belgian WON.
en- and children in front Of them
as shields against the enemy's
fire. Gunner Depew tells about
this In the next instaIlment.
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WOMAN WORKS
15'HOURS A DAY
Marvellous Story of Woman's
Change from Weakness
to Strength by Taking
Druggists Advice.

Peru, Ind-"I suffered from a dis.
placement with backache and dragging
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sTAyRAKIs. srErr1S, san Francisco,
ABRAHAM. GoTTFRIED, Beaver Fails.
ARBucKLE. WALTER. Seymour. Ind.
ARNDT, ERIC H., Royaiton, wis
ASHPAUGH. LoR1N LAMoIN. Laketon,
ATCHINsoN. WILLIAM F.. Thomasvine,
soRoFsKIE, ROMAN. Shenandoah, Pa.
soYpo;N ST Sugs w H. H Ghusessfls n \.
ssRx1MEL, %iILixM z. Aiaasnd!is. Ind.
cHPLiNaER, cHXREns s. W.. t Candy By Ind.
CARVER. JAMES ROBERT. Edmond.
COURTS, HOWARD, Ripley, Ohio.
6uLLoM; GEORGE T. Lexington. Mo.
Ekkhh IoT44.N 4o WEB c W,%s1. H.
cALTISsiI. o fsASG1s SS5'ni 10. A s.n.l st.
corr LEON PoPEpoRE. pl,t,surs.
GRAHAM. CYRIL A., Knox City. Mo.
GGnnAHAM. FLOYD, Hsrdcnburs. N. y.
KINNEY. XaLiASReN Wi WINFIELD FELL H sls.-
EtSPGh kaFEe oS A. ~ sssss1d. Wis Vi T.
LtNN NE. John b.. 800 w. Houston st..
LASNING. LINDSEY. Beuiah. Mo.
LARKowsKI, TED. Dannebros. Neb.
LAzAR, MAURICE, Shenandoah. Pa.
MMffIps3NNthLD: JAMES D., GAINESVILLE, Fla.
MooRE xENNETH E., eioomasid, la.
MORAY. JOSEPH NJ NA sihaSshs of Black,
My y1lsa s. SMos ANDREW JACKSON.
GSSiES. fk%NK NJ. Fargo. ". D.
SAMUEL. JAMES REUBEN carolyne
sASTokE; JAMES. s4s Ais. st. Broollyn
sHEARER; BuRoET l.. Geneseo, Iii.
| SHEETS, LLOYD. Sunberry. Ohio.
SHEETS, WILLIAM l.. Ludex. n. C.
sHEPARRPp MWA ftIdSM ~ H.ml,on; oh,S
sTAMRArGH. RALPH, FANS church, Va.
| sTucHELL. NORMAN DAVID, Bradford.
sLiEss. LOUIS, Oshkosh. wis.
SUFFER-, FERRAL Il, Sutherland. Va.
sEEKFoRD. WILLIAM AMOS. Stanley.
SMITH. LANES E. Jefferson. Iowa.
MILESTONE, JOHN W, Pattonsburs
DIED OF WOUNDS.
| CHATFIELD. CLARENCE s.. Gable. Ohio
| Corporals.
GoNTINI. PETER. Italy.
! PARKER. HOWARD E. Philadelphia.
| Prvates.
LEVY, JOHN, 1871 Park pI, BrookIyp.
| POLITo, JOSEPH. Philadelphia
| RICHARDSON. JOHN F.. Parsons Kan.
| sNiPES. TOLBERT JOSEPH, Kennett
STRiRI:rTG; FuRMAN D. Columbia. s C
| HEARTTER HARRY j.. Reinerton, Pa
KELLER, CARL RAYMOND, Connersviile
LEVIN. BERNARD. s4 Chester ST.,
LoEsER. ALEXANDER. 1ss Mum st.
MARCELI.E' JOHN H., Cecil. pa.
S0MMERLA. EMILE. Lesvenworth, Kan
sTRovINsKI, WILLIAM, 90 Frynk st.
bridgeport. Conn.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Privates.
| BOYLE, JOHN j.. Plttsburg
uEl.W EG, ED, Beltrami, MINI.
| HOLL, RAYMOND j. Forest Lake MINI
HUMPHREY, ROBERT F. Alexander City
KATAKowsKI. czrsToN. Scranton. Pa.
MoAK. FOREST G. Hurley. Miss.
ROBERTSON. DAVID L., Repubiic. Wash
MOOD. ERNEST c., HRrtvile, Mo-
| MESSING. DELL, Big Rapids. Mich.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
Private.
| Robson. ROY. Birmingham. Mich.
MISSING IN ACTION.
| COrporals.
| KEECH. Alberto e. York. Pa.
KOCHER, RUSSELL l.. Lancaster, Ohio
| Priyates.
DAVIS. HARRY. Bellows Falls. VT.
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GARRETT, WILLIAM NJ, Edith. Tenn.
HALvoRsEN, HENRY o.. ChicsGo. -,
HARPER, WILLIAM r.. Harrisburg' III
y I0aNsoM. Ce soRap M MS,n.son Mich
JOHNSON, MANUEL, st. Louis.
KANsERKE, OTTO. Cleveland.
KEHOE. WILLIAM J.. Spokane WASH
KELLEY, CHARLES L.. Everett, wash
KoTAILK. GEORGE p, Ashley. Pa.
MAHRER. WILLIAM j., philadelphia.
MEsPLAY, VICTOR E., st. Louis
MILLER. LAWRENCE b., Plaauemine,
MILLER, MILTON O.. st, Louis.
MOORE. ORL1E E., Cleveland.
MUL.LINs. LESTER W., Pagosa Springs
MUSsEL. RALPH r., Spokane, wash.
OWENS, JAMES E, Bennett, Col.
PAGE, PERCY s., Clark, Ky.
PROBBRT. FRANCIS. Chicago.
QUILTER, JAMES ]. W., Chicago, III.
SUFFER-, CHARLES E., Matches, Miss.
TUCKER, FRANK, Milwaukee. Wis
WEIGH, MARTIN L., Gloucester. Mass.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
SergeAnts.
DANFORD. ERWIN. Quaker City. Ohio.
SUTHERLAND. GEORGE. no address
given.
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ARMY.
(Day)
KILLED IN ACTION.
I.Ieuteuauts

KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieuteuants.
MATHEWS. MILTON A, Fitohburg
M0sELEy. JAMES A.. Glen Ridge. n. J..
SeTgeants.
b b c ca j. f.. ' $50 Neyada av..
GERR. GEORGE l.. East Orange.
rs sTaHsEr ffsReIs CHI eh
BiAST1N. ERNEST, e.ylord.y,lle. Conn.
McLAUGHLIN. WILLIAM D.. Ios East
Eighty -first ST.. New York.
Corpornls.
ANDREWS. BUD. ,Elba, Ala
BOOTH. JOHN j.. IS Congress. ST.. Brook
FLOWERS. PiERCE H.. Coin. la.
HILTIBRANT. CARL l., Buena Vista.
MI%sEY, WILLIAM F. Logan. W, va.
E EkkSSTT%, TON ON T. neynss e, s Mash ,,,,,
ST. Mount Vernon.
STEPHENSON, MAURICE. Red Oak, Ia.
Mechanician.
! RODGERS PATRICK J.. Benwood. W. Va.
! SPARKS. EDWARD W, Headrick. Okla
Privates.
BOLLHOEFER, ALFRED F.. 5 Campion
ST., Jamaica, New York.
| COMMANDER, THOMAS d, Hartford
cooPERMAN, NATHAN c.. Philadelphia
C0WELL. BAzIL =. M9rayls: la
cuM lSGhH' CECIL e, Rolt.. la.
/ CUsATO. LOUIS. 80 Jefferson St. Ho
/ CUsHMAN. CLYDE NJ. Council BIurs. la
DEvER, ANDREW, ,Achill sound, ireland
FORD. PHILLIP. 4sl West Thirty-thirt
FOUNTAIN, ROGER GLENN, Broker
GABRiELsoN. JOHN A, Medicine Ha,
HOFFMAN. ELMER A.. ciar!nds. la.
tIoLLISrER, LOREN o. Maple,on. Ia.
/ HousKA. JAMES. Huron. =. D.
HURST. WILLIAM r.. 1903 East Eighty
eighth st., New York.
! HYATT, PERCY d, Andover, Onto:
INGLE, HENRY. Founding MN, Va.
JONES. JAMES NJ Ia ios s;,' IND - '"''
KASHON. TONEY h, Rosedaie, Ind.
KEITH. JAMES W, Omaha.
KUEDER. ADAM Shenandoah, Pa
L:AMBERT5 Ai:BERT. NH Creek. w. Va
NORRIS OSCAR E, Troy. Ala
NORuTAvlCE, WALTER. Ogiesoy. Ill.
| OLIVER. JAMES NJ, Orchard Hi. Ca
biTENDoRF. HENRY ~, Edwardsv!lle
RIsMIILER. CHARLES C. Leesport. Pa
| SCARICAMAZZA. GIUSEPPE. Italy
sCHhIE; WILLIE. Den!son, Iowa.
SPENCE. WILLIAM H. Peach Bottom
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pany @. 30Sth Infantry. He was In COM
mand OF four machine guns In the recent
fighting when he received his wounds.
His own description OF the engagement.
contained In the letter which stated that
lie is convalescing In hospital in Paris,
follws:
AS soon as ] get little better I'll
write you all the details OF the little
fighting ! saw, The best l can do now
Is to say that ] was under very heavy
shell FIRE for five days and after days
rest went back In the line in command
Of four machine guns They were on the
side OF hill and the Boche knew where
we were AS well as we did. Result-he
rave us terrific artillery barrage with
trench mortars. dying pigs, whiz-bangs,
gas and everything he had. After day
and half OF that sort Of hell was badly
gassed and went right out OF my head
Consequently the shell shock"
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DuRFEE' ExRI.' Psrfin. XEt
HIATT ALBERT l.; clary,i n. 6 mo
H M9SsAR r E3W1E n P swsn,Sd SoS
ToiA, JAMES. ass East sixty -hfth ST..
New York.
KILLER sdsT y AST. sssd PF n yneTnoA
Lieutcnants.
CAssARD, DANIEL w, Grand Rapids
STEVENS, JOHN H.. Albion. N. Y.
Corporal.
BOND. RUEL NJ. Corvallis, Ore.
Privates.
ABBOTT, MIKE, Manchester, n. y.
EuBANKs WILLIE D. Chariievlis,, Ia
DIED OF WOUNDS, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
NORTON. FRED w. Columbus. Ohio.
WOUNDED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MISSING IN ACTION.
Privstes-
ARCHER, EVERETT, Akron. Ohio,
BRAzLE cLEssIE G.. Lakeweed' Wv
ByRK. WILLIE 4. Burr, W. Va.
FLYNN. ARTHUR s.. New Albany. IND
HoSxRE !q PRxs * E E. s. sS
LAsKoWsKI. FRANK L., Jr, Chicago.
LYNCH, THOMAS r.. Astoria. n. n.
MOREY, FRANK j., Brockton. Mass.
O'DONNELL. THOMAS w, Wameso' Kan
OWsIANY, CASMIR. Chicago.
PAGE. HARLEY w. Koleen. Ind.
ROHR, JOHN. Spanway. Wash.
RUTAN, JAMES A., Rochester, y. y.
WALLS, CLYDE, Lawsonhsm. Pa.
WILSON, HERMAN, stuyvesant Fsus
n. Y.
SICK IN HOSPITAL. PRENIOusLy NE
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION
Privates.
MELAwSKY, SAMUEL Chicago.
TURCO. ANTONIO. Italy.
WOODWARD, JESSE F.. Fort Smith. ARK
ZEIGLER, ROLAND g.. Longview, Tex.
RETURNED TO MILITARY COSTkOL
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MlSsiNS
IN ACTION.
Private.
MATTHEWS, WILLIAM H. Kiplins, N. c
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LIEUT.. Fl. ASBURY IS
GASSED IN FRANCE
Former "Sun" Man Also
Wounded and Shell Shocked.

Park Row friends Of Lieut.. Herbert
Asbury. formerly on the editorial stan
or THE Sr%. learned yesterday that he
Ii In AN American Red Cross military
hospital In Paris recovering from shell
shock. shrapnrl wounds and German
poison gas. received after he had been
under continuous bombardment for a
day and "A half
Lieut. Asbury left his desk In THE
Sun office last winter TO Join the colors
After It preliminary training in Camp
Upton he was assigned TO the officers
training school there when he arrived
IN France he was assigned to "A machine
sun school behind the British lines. lie
was there In July when his commission
arrived and he MAS assigned to Cons
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MARINE CORPS.

KILLED IN ACTION.
SerEeants.
BOwSEsS, HARRY, Montrose. Canada.
JOHNSON. ROBERT D., Fort Thomas, Ky.
RICHARDSON, CHARLES s., Urbanna.
Va.
Corporals.
Bartlett, ALBERT E.. Stettin. wis.
KAHL WILLIAM F., Lancaster, Fs.
LAW, DOUGLAS K. Cecilia. Ky.
MERCER, GORDON Nice. Demopolis. Ala.
Privates.
ADAMS. JOHN r., saluievilie. Ohio.
BELCHER, BERT. Rochester. y. Y.
BELTMAN. HAROLD w, Tower City.
N d
BERGER. WALTER H.. Madeira, Ohio.
BOETTCHER, CHARLES H, Cincinnati.
BRANTLEY. DUDLEY b., Middiesex,
Gilman. Darrell D., Willow Springs.
Mo
cRoNENBERG. ALBERT l.. New Or
leans La.
DEVON Joseph r.. Tuolumne. Cal.
ERICKSON, ERNEST A.. Beldenville. Wis.
FARLEY. FLETCHER l.. Bancroft. Neo.
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Corporal.

Corporal.
wAUGAMAN. LEWIS. Beaver county r..
Privates.
BAUDE. CARL T.. Louisville
CUTTING, BENJAMIN G., GLASGOW. Mo-.
KUNKEI. WILLIAM r., Lone Foun,,",
Va.
MAzEREEUw. RICHARD. crsrl Rand.
Mich. F'
MONTGOMERY, JOHN. chelsea, Ga
QUALLS, ORVAL c., Davidson OlIa
SPAKE. JACOB W, Dallas, Ter
ton Ave-. brooklyn.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (sEyEREIN
Privates.
BUM, FREDERICK j., Grovcrn-, ONT,
BUTLEI, PAUL A., Butler Tom
HELTON. DON c.. Boyles. Ala
JONES. OSCAR L., Unionville Mo
McQUATER. NORMAN E, birmingham,
Mich.
RoussEY. FRED w. Darlington. Mi
MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates.
CHALK, FRANK B., Wichita. Kan
cox, RICHARD w. st. Louis
HARTLEY. EDWIN c., Caldwell. Ohl,
NOBLE, WALTER: R, Cleveland. ono.
RALSTON, LAWRENCE, wheeiins. Mo
WELLS. EVEN p. Bonne Terre, Mo.
The sun., 1918-09-27

WISE LOUIS a. MARTINS Ferry, Ohio
K WoDYNs III, IaNAcE; GS si,ns wi,
MARTIN, cHARLEs O., South Salt Lake
WEST. HEzzY. cambridge. Ga.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenants.
RITTER, r. H.. Muncy, Pa.
WISE. GEORGE r. Washington, D. c.
Sergeant.
WOLFE, RAYMOND D.. coeburn. Va.
CorporHis.
GEIGER. JOSEPH r, Export, Pa
MacDoNALD. DONALD, Scotland.
SWAN. JAMES E.. Denver.
Mechanlcian.
STEWART. GEORGE M. Norwood, Pa.
Privstes.
A hRssASo, JkM iAsk p Eli s.Jsi
BERGMAN, ERWIN A., North Hartford,
couNrRY, poMINIcx, Philadelphia ,
DI FRANCISCO, vELIcE. Italy:
DOUGLASS. WALTER A.. Hantsviiis'
f SRHSR. San Antonio
E EHsaGH s6Es r. e. &c z., II thirty,
GR fssi Al nr william OMAR, wabash
Johnson, RUDOLPH NJ. Chester, Pa.
LoPEs, MANUEL N, Providence, II.
HSLANE LINES po Ri rhiad1lPss
s sShR AEp h2n!s dAAR aiiESsfs cyd.
sw2aiRs:rz, EDWARD F. 'Pot,s.sxn, Pa.
S NovisKf. W Mfi oiean. Russia.
o 51MihH E JAMES STEWART. Chelsea
PARKS. JAMES, Neenah. Wis.
PETERS. LEE. Apalaehicola, Fla.
PIN9EL. CHARLES L.. Mount Clemens
PRICE, DANIEL D., Marcus Hook. Pa.
QUINN, ISAAC c.. Pacolet. 3. c.
BEAN; GEORGE T.. J Tsleonsr: \. y.
RUPERT, GEORGE DEWEY, Ford City
sANDoRA. JAMES. Wilson. Pa.
| SESSIONS, SAMUEL, Nocatcel Fla.
| SHERMAN. EUGENE ", wachula. Fla.
SIX 1sh.f ROBERT j., oulnton. Ala
SNYDER: ALBERT A.. 800 Main ST.. Pat
socKoL, JOSEPH r.. Beloit, VII.
| STEPHENS. Adolphus. Ensiis. Fla.
TEYssIER. Gustsve; corapoiis. Pa
TTR0wBRIDGE. RUDDICK. Monticello
TULAN. JAMES ANDREW. Stockton. Ca,
s sTSsof 6 Pa
Wells. MSRTfN Dubois, Pa
wIGGINs, NoRvAL W; Pittsours:
ZAIRo. JOSEPH T.. McAdoo. Pa.
| ZIESCHE, WILLIAM D, Pittseurg.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 2C.--Tnese cas-
ualty lists we're issued to-day:
ARMY.
(Night)
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ReIea.ed After Automobile Death

George Bovenizer of 80 Winthrop
street, Brooklyn. office manager for the
banking house OF Kuhn, Loeb g. Co,
was released yesterday In the Yorkvlle
court after having been held on the
charge OF homicide. Mr. Bovenizer's
automobile killed John Trainor. 6. OF
2l3 East Fifty-sixth street. Saturday
night. Witnesses said the accident was
unavoidable. - ..-..t - r, Y
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WASHINGTON, Sept 2C.--Tnese cas-
ualty lists were issued to-day:
ARMY.
(Night)
KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenant
GRAHAM. JOHN r., Phiiadelphls.
serseants.
HARRIS, FRANK A.. Pine Grove. Pa.
h II RI Ians 0sksl9oss, Ia; o,,o
PREIsI0, FREDERICK, East Orange.
WALLACE. VICTOR D.. sprotts. Ala,
Corporals.
BYE, ARTHUR, Damascus. Ohio.
YESTERDAY. oRvILLE L.. North Lib
GRiPP. ALvA. c.. St. Charles. la.
HINKIE. PAUL LAPP. chaifent. Pa.
k Mek1EL h1TElc IAhhs sA' a. n..ono~n
SUNDAY, HENRY ALBERT, Mecosta.
Mich.
COLLINS. CLIFTON f, Norristown. Pa.
Cook.
PRIvETT. JOHN HENRY. Lower Peach
Tree, Ala.
FuNutSs.
cAMrbsLI, MICHAEL. ISIS. E..s ssth st.,
cARsERRsT. MATTHEW F.. 4ss Yves.
DoTY, JOHN s., Clemmons. NAC.
DRIVER, CARL. Raleigh, y. c.
FAfR. HARRY WILLIAM. New Bedford.
Harris; HENRY @. xasoe City, Miss;
HGTcHNs os cREl6u E1WA chlcae
i ihhSsnAN GsSA W Ii Isn kiuboLpH. sss
LoPEz. '' Gil ARIES. Yves, Palm Beach.
MCFARLAND. WILLIAM w. choudrant.
MILLER. RALPH. Scranton. Pa.
Parker. IRvEN E, White Cloud. Kan.
RAGLANp. MILES b. Frankfort, KY
R REhP. cT rRASk s. e. Mi ns,S,.5 el1 Pa
REMoNDET. HERBERT j. Natehez'
REYNOLDS. PATRICK. FAT West liesh
RHO, JOSEPH. 1886 Goth ST.. Brooklyn.
TYRCLsKI. JOHN. Poland.
VAN DE MARK. ERNEST 8, Every
v1GNA. MIKE, Italy.
WILMER; ALBERT Al ;,, Old AZ Mines Mo-
A ALL aE EREp; Bush s ro hsll, Mo-
~, IiyIGS E,r,.co "a
polk CHARLES Ias!n N: Ea Y,ss.,r Pa
FRERicHs. JOHN j.. Aust!nviile. Iowa.
HAwER, THEODORE, caanSn, No.
GooPWJS' I I5A e. r E,fim; q Ras.,a
HHRT,D PETE r. Madisonvile Ky.
HARRIS. EDWARD T, Bay Minette' Ala
HEAD, HOWARD bI, P p 1slao Ina Pa
HERRERA LOUIS; Meni so NY ;,da nv
KANE, HENhf L. sSso "A'"u" NV
New York; ,,,,.xN c,,c.ro
k kArsThe GEORGE V. Chicago.
KELeH: GEORGE A. Haw,sy' F.. .x
HOPPER. LEWIS H. 'I' N's"'" Nv
KUBlk. EDWAHp ~, I.as p,. , pa.
SI;b5IJv IsNEs Eeswlck Iowa.
p ptsRRoTETTE. HECTOR. watertown. Mass
PEESS ERANK LIS knG %sy,ae , MS
PETERSON; SHAfi iES s DsyoUh ca aV"N
GSSERHISS6S, JOHN H. Grindstone Pa.
| sCH ts3L ErE:. i,sTT sAMI:EI. John.town
sE o. hNi'->''
sLttpEcx1. FRANK. Toledo. Ohio. A.,
TAYI1THo, Wl iaMEs F., Selma, Ala.
T rfGiGHNpsOS CARI. columbus Ga.
TTHHoo MMPPsoN WADE. selIsrs. $. G.; y.
TREPToW. MARTIN A., Biomer. Wis
TfFYsKA. HiEXANpER, Detroit.
NEpDF PETER billings, Mon.
N ns.HtpSrI I6uS U,ics. Ny.
WESI1cK' CLARENCE, Philad elph!a.
orSns
| DIED FROM WotNDe'
serSeants.
| ,so>. rruEp n o,r,ok Mo
| ALLisDD+>i EDPVI Jto,iatnn pa
| MODGE' HAKEf n,ii,,h Mn
HOY AE MN iiaoH.stnr Pa.
| nIIShE O.11-ISsi irI-, W Rnrrhard Neb
TrRNbul'I- AoGosl w. fD''"' - "
| noRyNs coLEAR e. EvIngton. Pa
| GRAY. LEWIS C., Danville, Ill.
| HOY, SYLVESTER J, Fort Carbon Pa
| sNSpERs, PEACHY a., Dunn barton. Va.
| SHAW, WARREN DANIEL, Bradford. Pa
| THOR STON JAMES Matthews, Ind.
| Privates.
ABLEs, ROBERT A. Ravenswood. w. va
| ALLEN. GRA-H pe.o'" ", "a MINI
nEbsI'ES WILLIAM. tyrone, Nv.
! BECK, CECIL c.. Fort Payne, Ala
DECK, REuBEN' scona, NeorasNa'
| - nr.n,ry
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RlSE. DAVIS X Easton. Pa
RUSSELL: WILLIAM H.. - Aston place,
sG Ghnsos !9 R6s Ssase o iss,. .ns
TWYSS9TSs itk9si4S' e ssss:,sj H.
WAhRER. kMos Denver b: sn.e Col. ID
WILLIAMS. JOSEPH. wsshingtonville.
YOUNG, JOHN GuIoN, Pitt.burs.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Captain.
GALLAGHER, CHARLES H.. Ithaca. n. Y.
Corporal.
Ew1N, ALBERT V, Corsica. 8. d.
Privates.
ALFRED. GEORGE w, Franklinvllls.
BAILEY. EDWARD O.. Fremont. Tex.
BUTLER. LEE; Loyeisdy, Tex:
CORK, WILLIE, Alderman. Miss.
D1LLAHUNTY, PAUL H., Idabei, Okla.
DUMAS, ALoNzo G, Brownsyile. Ter
JEKA. JOHN EDWARD. Chicago.
PHILLIPS. WHIT poRDETTI. Coopers-
willie. Mich.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
Lieutenant.
WELLER, ELLIOTT c.. lockwood. Pa.
Corporals.
sTENBoM. HARRY r.. Chicago.
GANo. HARLEY PERLE. Washington.
M asdARFi I EEpsb b,e %.h sns n
MCCARTHY EDWARD, Pocatello. Idaho.
MIKE, PETE. Pittsburg.
DIED FROM AIRPL-aNE ACCIDENT.
Lieutenant.
UPTON. CHARLES L.. Arlington Heights.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Captains.
R sfA!H w 5AT Fl nE ssii.s. b p
IAcutensnts.
BRYANT. ROY, New orleans, La.
MELVILLE, JOHN THOMAS, Quincy.
Mass.
McCALLUM. JAMES A. Ell Paso. Tex.
| MJISON. LLOYD /. Coudiey Pa.
GRIFFITH. JOHN e., Philadelphia
Privstcs.
HopGsoN, FRANCIS C.. Spokane, Wash.
KoEhL, HENRY F.; chicago
RSTH. bfSJAAiS. sss F.. nth st..
VAN HORN. HARVEY j.. ponnel,y. MINI,
Walsh, LANES. 200 Mable St. Ionkers
AYERS. NAME H.. San Diego. Cal.
BoNEGER, JOHN. Genoa. wis.
BR9PETT wIhhRAM r. Pib5'' sSsSmohn
EMERSON. FRANCIS ROBERT. Superior
GEiDEL. ADOLPH. New Britain. Conn.
aulLLEMIN, RENE H. Mist. ca:
HASH, ELLIS IsAM. Independence, Pa.
aa55EESs3SMSs, RRSkfh Z bSSssss; ~ 4
HUBBARD. WILLIAM l.. Alabama City
IRWIN. EDWIN NJ. Portland. Me.
JOHNSON, ELMER A., &c \. Beach s4tl
:: 4, Roekaway Beach. New York.
MeGRATH, MIcMAEf. r.. is ives, sirt,
second at: New York.
MCGUIRE. HENRY l., Aden's. Ark
poHpfsH. george j.. MISUNDERSTANDING. Pa
SAGCHESEI. AUGUST, Cleveland.
sATTERLEE. RATHBURN E. Spencer
sAwYERs. CLAY r.. cornvi.!c. Aris.
SSH0oSoyER; WALTER L.'Amss. Okla
SkAvEN.. joAN r. r. MssdoR%d as' "a. MISE
sMiTTH. TERRY LoYD. Crystal Springs
Miss
STANTON, JESSE G.. wak.ensy, Kan.
! STOBER. LOUIS r., Sacramento, Cal.
STRAUSS, LESLIE CLIFTON. Meadvi!!e
Pa.
CURRAN, EUGENE F. Dorchester. Mass
! DEUGUSTINE. NICK. Italy.
DUNN, EDWARD r.. Lynn, Mass
lFORGNONE, SECONDE, STEVENSON, Cal.
| LEAHAN, WILLIAM j.. Philadelphia.
| LONG, BARRIE r., Chadbourn, u e.
MlI.LIGAN. ROBERT JAMES. Philadel
phia.
MiscHEFsKY. ANTHONY JOHN, Leav
enworth. Kan.
PETERSON. HARLEY FRANCIS, Titus
Vile Pa.
RACER, HARRY W. Johnston, Pa.
RODRIGUEZ, DANIEL Hilisboro. y NJ.
ROsESBAUM, JOHN D.. Cripple Creek
Va.
| ROTH, DANIEL. c.. Pigeon. Mich
| SPELTOS. NICK. Mazik, Greece.
| STACEY, RUEL u, Sylacaugh, Ala
| TOMB. MAYNARD H. Sheffield, Pa.
wHIDDEN, WILLIAM BETHEL, Culman