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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
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WYCINAIA w PIEN BATTALION NIEMIECKI ZAJMUJA
LAS RoUQUETTE, BIoRA 100 JENcoW,

WASHINGTON Is. sierpnia. w kablogramie do Wa
szyngonu general Archnad dowodca ar poske we Francy
opuje bohaersk walke Poakow zachodnm ronce oooz
pierwzego pu zecow wykonay atak dnu Zogo pc kto-
ry by4 wyszczegononym rozkaz dziennym ktoym edna
kompania polska zniszczy'a caiy battalion Niemcow
Kabogran opewa: .Woka posie szybko zdobyy wskaza-
pozycye kompana pod dowodzwem kapitana Kryo-
skiego Wolsego wawszy pien cafy battalion 66go pu}k
prusego zadaszy cee saty tego pu zdobya sa
why Rouquette biorac przytem 100 ecow 20 mitraez
Kapan Paczkowsk chocaz anny pozostaf ma czee
swego oddzau przez caty dzien przez GAIA noe.
wace bagnety adutant Fander zabi kilku Niemcow
Miedzy mimi by1 kapan prs korego Fander powaf
drzewcem swego arabinu Kapitan Krzykows Woinsk tu
dziez poruczncy Bartan zgne czele swch udz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
FRANCUSKI.

Paryz, is. sierpnia. - w wal
kach dnia wczorajszego wojska
nasze, posuwajac sic naprz6d mie-
dzy rzekami Matz | Oise, zdoby}y
Ribecourt. Ma wsch6d cd Belval
piechota nasza, odkrywszy przy-
gotowania wroga do ataku ma ma
sze pozycye, sama wplerw wpa-
dla | wzieta do niewoli pewna Il
czbe .jehc6w 7 oficeraml, W O.
kolicy Roye | Lassigny rozgrywa-
la sic gwaitowna walka artyleryi.
Ma froncie rzeki Vesle niemiec--
kie rajdy chybiiy celu. w okolicy
Mesnil-les-Hurlus Francuzi wtar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
URZEDOWE RAPORTY
WOJENNE.
BRYTYJSKI.

Londyn, Is. sierpnia. - Lokal-
ne walk Easily wczoraj w oko-
Icy Parvillers, gdzie posuneliSmy
sic nieco naprz6d wzielismy Kill
kunastu jehc6w. Po niedawnem
wycofaniu sic sekcyi Hebetur-
ne, nieprzyjaciel opr6zni1 wczoraj
swe pozycye W Beaumont-Hamel,
Serre, Puissieux-au-Mont | Buc-
quoy. Wojska nasze posuwaja sic
naprz6d W tel okolicy sa W cia-
giym kontakcie z nieprzyjacie-
1e,r,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
NOVA REGESTRACYA MILO
DZIENC6W "a SIERPNIA.

Washington, ID. sierpnia. -
Marszaiek generally Crowder
wyda} rozporzadzenie novel re-
.gestraeyi.- -wszyystkich tgchs nfo-
dzienc6w, kt6rzy ukohczyli 21szy
rok zycia po 5tym czerwca. Obli-
czono, re rozporzadzenie to obej-
mie oko}o 100000 glow. Wielka
liczba nowo regestrant6w bedzie
przylaczona do klasy 1-szej; e
wentualnie pob6r rozpocznie sic
wkr6tce po zestawieniu rekordu
nazwisk, t. j. W przeciagu mie-
siaca. Rozporzadzenie to mic ME
ma wspolnego Z propozycya pre-
dfozona Kongresowi co do poni-
zenia podwyzszenia wieku po-
borowego. Wydano go tylko z
potrzeby wypefnienia 1-szej kla-
sy, kt6rej powofanie nastapi we
wrzeSniu, gdyz wiele dystryk-
tow poborowych zuzyto klase l.
sza, a rad ME chce naruszyc dial
szych klas.
NC ADOO A PODATKI.
Washington, Is. sierpnia. -
Sekretarz Skarbu Nc Adoo po-
daf nowe 'plany wydziaf6wi Spo-
sobow i Srodkow, odnoszace sic
do podwyzszenia podatku w su-
mie $8,OOO,OOO,O00. Plany tie, zu-
peinie obalaja plany sporzadzo-
ne przez Wydzia} Sposob6w i
Srodk6w. Stanowczo zaznaczyf
Nc Adoo zeby Department. jak
najrychlej sic uporaf przepro-
wadzeniem projektu podatkowe-
go, gdyz opoznienie pociagnefo-
by, bardzo zfe skutki da} czas
do 28-go sierpnia t. j. do rozpo-
czecia sic czwartej kampanii
Bond6w rzadowych. Nc Adoo w
swym planie najbardziej uderza
ma wyzyskiwaczy zam6wien wo-
jennych. Wedfug uplanowanego
podatku 80 procent cd nadmier-
nego dochodu, tylko jedna kor-
poracya by}aby zmuszona do pfa
cenia sprawiedliwego podatku
podczas gdy mniejsze korpora--
eye musiafyby zwinac zupefnie
interesa. lego, powiada Nc A
doc, musiny unikac, lecz "a
braG sic trzeba do Wielkich kor-
poracyi, kt6re robia miliony, czy
stego dochodu z zam6wien rza-
Dalej oznajmil, re
So, S,000,000,00O jest najnizsza su
ma proponowanego podatku i re
obawia sic, re suma $24,000,-
G00,000 a wydatki wojenne ma
rok 1919 prawdopodobnie bedzie
"a maia. Proponuje takze, azeby
opodatkowac doch6d ME
zapracowany niz zapracowany.
Propozycya Is procent cd docho
du niezapracowanego jest juz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
Z BiHra HstsurulugIeznsgs.

Wsch6d slofca godz. 5:5S.
Zach6d slOnca o godz. 7:51.
Pogoda W Chicago oKOlicy: Dzi-
siaj pogodnic, jutro pogoda prawdo-
Dodobnie nieStaIa. Lekd wiatr
wschodni.
-
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyzsza wczoraj godz. 4 popofud--
min: 72 stopnie, nsjnizsza o godz. 2
>anO: 80 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15

Dokohczenie ma stroniey Sci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
KALENDARZYK.

DZisiaj, czwartek, is sierpnIa:
SwietO WniebOwZiecia n. NJ. P.
Jutro, piatek, 16 sierpnla: sw.
Jacka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, 15. sierpnia

Berlin, via Londyn, ID. sierpnia
-Po obu brzegach rzeki Somme
wojska nasze Sciera}y sic ME
przyjacielskiemi. Ma zach6d i ma
poludniowy zach6d Cd Lassigny
nieprzyjaciel atakowai po obu
stronach Canny, odparliSmy 60
jednak ogniem naszym. Dalej n.
poludnie odrzucilismy atak wro-
ga kontratakiem, Przyszio do
mniejszych potyczek miedzy re-
kami User | Scarpe, takze mad
rzeka Vesle | ma wsch6d Cd mia
sta Relms, Ma poiudnie cd Merris
/ Lys szturmy wojsk brytyjskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15

(Dokohczenie y. stronicy H-eD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
Neutrality-suspicious..
Majq Wype|niC |.sza K|as4
Nc AdO0 a Move POdatki
Uderza ma Wyzyskiwaczy.
Nar6d Popiera Wilsona.
Agitacya Sufrazystek.
Rad a Prawa T4u1nu.
Mniej Z1ota ma Rok 1913.
EObozu Granta.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.
Rad a Prawa T4u1nu.
Mniej Z1ota ma Rok 1918.
z XOboZu Gcanta.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

przedfozona. Dalej sekretarz Nc
Adoo zazadaf opfaty podatk6w
cd slug i sfuzebnic. Komitet mic
ME odpowiedziaf lecz okazaf swe
niezadowolenie z tych projek
tow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
CALY NARoD POPIERA
OBECNA ADMINISTRACYE

Washington, Is. sierpnia. -
Prezydent Wilson odbyi z gabi.
netem dfuga narade we czwar.
tex. Prawie wszyscy czynni urze
dnicy brali udzia}. Byli obecni
Nc Adoo sekretarz skarbu Sc
kretarz stanu R. Lansing. Nc
Adoo, kt6ry niedawno powr6cil
Z podrozy po Stanach, zawiado-
NH cabinet, re gdziekolwiek pre-
bTWa}, nar6d okazywaf absolutne
iadowolenie obecnej admin
stracyi. Pr6cz tego - daf kilka
<drowych rad odnoszacych sic do
propozycyi zwiekszenia armii
przez ponizenie podwyzszenie
wieku poborowego. Sekretarz
Wojny Baker oSwiadczyf, re "a
',~onienie dobrowolnego zapisy-
wanna sic do wojska byfo konie-
czne, z powodu re wielka iloSc
mezczyzn, wype}niajacych bar
dzo wazne prace, dowiedziaw--
sly sic o novel propozycyi po-
wiekszenia armii, porzuci}aby da
"a prace i zapisywafaby sic do
wojska lub marynarki, coby BY
10 wielkim uszczerbkiem dla
przemysfu. Sekretarz marynar--
XII Daniels omawiaf sprawe od-
noszaca sic do ostatnich rajd6w
ma wybrzeza amerykahskie; "a
znaczyi, re tego mic sobie ME ma
ley robic, gdyz - o lie nury
ME napadaja ma transportowce,
groznego niebezpieczenstwa nies
ma.
Rad sKRACA SAMOWOLE
MOTLOCHU. ..
Springfield, ILL.,, Is. sierpnia.
- Powiat Madison w Illinois O.
trzymaf stanowczy rozkaz "a
przestania tax zwanego prawa
tfumu. (Mob law.), kt6rego o.
fiara padf Prayer. Sta}o sic to "a
rozporzadzeniem prezydenta Viii
soma kt6ry potepia wszelkie gwal
ty, jako metode karania podej-
rzanych o nielojalnoSci. Niedaw.
no temu, W tym samym powie-
Gle W Edwardsville, Alojzy O.
tradowitz Austryak, zosta} zmu
SONY przez motioch do ucaiowa.
49,. ~-ofagwi amerykaEskiej ]
opuszczenia miasta. Agenci fe-
deralni stanowi rozpoczeli e.
nergiczna inwestygacye w tel
sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15

gneli do nieprzyjaciels}ich pozy--
cyl / wzieli jelicow.
AMERYKANSKI.
Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer,
ID. sierpnia. - w Lotaryngii je-
den z naszych patroli wykonai
raid ma pozycye nieprzyjacielskie
! uprowadzi1 re soba jehcow. w
Wogezach odparliSmy atak Mem
cow. Dnia II i 12 sierpnia lotnicy
nasi bombardowali ze skutkiem
skiady kolejowe W Longuyon,
Dommary Barancourt Con-
fans: wszystkie maszyny powr6-
city calo.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-03
Plea For Watson From The Trenches

shave
ehad
a them
andHo
E. in
emusic
cos o al the ma abc
opoo
do m skaTcw hen tho time comes"
lin
o s'o
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-08-03
You Should BeStir
q 81 Yourselves

Friends wish to send TO the Senate this plain people who
experienced
"a MAN ACTION
with neighbor the
day win
Colonel Watson for United
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
Berlin Cheers Harden's Demand
That Kaiser Take Up His Cross
(By The United Press.)

AMSTERDAM Oct. 21.-'We alone. When fortress
no longer hold is dhonor the commander
ders The must take his of concluding quickly
necessary and accepting whatever hard Let the kaiser
declare himself ready and let him fit himself with Ger
many her first citizen"
This uerance by Macmillan Harden addressed to several
thousand people in Berlin Sunday, loudly appauded
Herr Harden whose pan-spoken language in Die Zukunft
of which he editor has caused suspension of that journal
several occasions permitted according to the reports
of his address, to speak freely and without hndrance His
remarkable declaration respecting surrender and the kaisers
cross foowe da review Of the situation in which he pointed
that Bulgaria occupied Turkeys fate sealed and
Austria Hungary out Of the fight The meeting ended in
riotous demonstration.
It is Of the most cruel onies that this which
begun to maintain impossible Austria should be ended by
the declaration Of that sesame Austria that cannot exist
continued Herr Harden Eve shoulder the consequences
of the step taken October s."
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
Invasion of Hungary Now Threatened
By Allied Forces Operating In Siberia
(Bx The United Press. J

NEW YORK Oct 22Invaaion Of Hungary by allied forces
operating in Serbia threatened by of the iron gate
of the Danube Osova where the Hungarian Roanan
and Serbian boundaries meet
The allied advance from Nsh the present base Of
tons in Serbia is taking two directions directly north to-
ward Osova and the other northwest toward Belgrade the
Serbian capital The Orova movement by far the i'm
portant of the two 1t has progressed half way from Nsh to
the Hungarian border and there remains but fifty miles to be
traversed before the Danube will be reached
The defensive center of Negon alone remains to be taken
by the allies before they have clear road the Hungarian
frontier Once the Danube is crossed and invasion Of Hum
gary actually begins the possibility of separate peace being
agreed to yhe Hungarian government will increase with each
mile the allies advance toward Hungarys wheat fields and
cattle plains
There every indication that the movement among the Hun
for complete separation from Austria has lately reached
dsquetng proportions to the absouts Hapsburge Instead
of independence extension of local sgovernmen being
promised which does not satisfy the Hungarans The Hap
burgers took upon the independence movement aorous
act toward their own feuda dynasty.
An advance into Hungary by the allies at this time would
therefore, at opporune moment to permit the Hum
garans decide their future according to the Wilson
policy of self-determination.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
President Wilson Will Act With Extreme
Caution and Probably Equal Dehbera-
ton in Handling the Situation Arising
From Late Teuton Peace Response.
(By The United Press.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-In the belief that
Germany is sincerely as we'll as desperately try
ing for peace, President Wilson will act with ex-
treme caution an dprobably equal deliberation in
handling the situation arising from the latest Teu
ton peace responce. The Missouri test "show
me-" will be applied. 1t is apparent that there
will have to be a complete capitulation of Presi-
dent Wilson'S demands before further steps en-
sue.
Germany must come to military terms with
Marshal Foch Whatever may be her capitula-
ton to President Wilson's diplomatic campaign,
which was designed wholly to bring about basis
for clear understanding, it must be remem-
bered that he has already said that an armistice
must be arranged at the discretion and direction
of the Allied generalissimo
3p. m.-The German reply to President Will
son. note is now being decoded at the Swiss lega-
tion.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
Germans to Fall Back on Short Line From
Holland Through Liege, Metz and Stras-
burg to Switzerland, Her Eleventh Hour
Armistice Maneuver Having Failed.
(By The United Pre...l }

PARIS Oct 22The news for the past 48 hours has been
corroborave that Germany intention is to fall back the
short line from Holland through Lege Metz and Srassburg
to Switzerland her 11hour armsce having failed
to save them from disaster Hndenbug and Ludendor are
working hand and glove with Berlin playing for time
while praying every variety of Boche Bken that something
will happen to prevent disaster.
Ludendorfs general plan to be clear 1t consists Of
refusing to battle the northern flank while subbony hold
ing on to all positions in the center.
The reports have reached Paris that the do not intend
to defend Antwerp Masses of boches pouring past
werp toward Lege likewise much material Military critics
do not believe the Germans would have quit the Belgian
unless they had realized the necessity for giving up practically
all of Belgium
Things also livenng up the AsaceLorrane front
Germans very uneasy.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
Shortage of Cofins
OF Serious Nature

The situation throughout the coun-
try on account Of the shortage of
eoffns is something appalling. From
every section of the country the cry
is coming for more easkets and it is
physically impossible to meet the de.
mands. Bodies have been left un-
buried for days at various places be-
cause Of the lack Of eoffns.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
Germans Continue to Strengthen
Their Forces Opposing Americans
In the Argonne Region
(By The United Press )

AMERICAN ARMIES IN FRANCE Oct 22.-The Germans
continue strengthen their forces opposite the Americans
the Argonne Meuse region by rushing units and dv
ions captured order issued by General Marwtz appeals
the German soldiers to hold this sector at all costs which
he declares most vital to the German military movements
Prisoners report their officers determined to hold back the
Yankee push The doghboys cleared out the Rappes wood
yesterday afternoon three hours despite heavy machine gun
and artillery fire.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
Six Billion Matches
For The A. E. F.

Pershing's Yanks will not have to
worry about getting a light for a
smoke, They're to have at least O.
600 matches apiece. The War De-
partment announces that six billion
matches have been purchased by the
Quartermasters Corps for the Amer
lean ExpeditiOnary Forces.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
French Resume Their Progress
On Serre Front Now Within
Less Than One Mile of Crecy
(By The United Press.)

PARIS Oct 22-Resuming their progress the Serro 'front.'
the French have advanced within less than mile of Crecy
and Surserre from the southwark the office announced
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
Germans Abandoned All Coast Defense
Guns In Their Belgian Retreat
CBy The United Pres..)

LONDON Oct 22-The Germans abandoned all their coast
defense guns it is stated in their retreat
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
London Newspapers Reject German Re-
ply, Pointing Out That 1t Contains No
Offer of Unconditional Surrender to
President Wilson.
(By The United Press.

LONDON, Oct. 22.- morning newspapers
reject the German reply to President Wilson,
pointing out that it contains no offer of uncondi-
tional surrender, which is the only terms upon
which the Allies can afford an armistice. The
unscrupuIous enemy claims and Germany's dem
ocratizcation is unbelieved
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
Germany Trying to Use Her Peace
Offensive to Entice America Into
Protecting German the Nation
Against Righteous Retributior

NEW YORK, Oct 22Germany is trying her peace offensive
to entce America into protecting the German nation against
righteous rerbution for its crimes against humanity She
is seeking to encourage International sentmentaties among
Americans Germany hopes escape with of her loot
at the same time dividing the western democratic nations
against another.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
Austro-Hungarian Government Will
Soon Reply to Presidents Note
(Bx The United Prs...l

PARIS Oct 22.-The ro-Hungarian government will
soon reply to President Wilson's note nasmuch has not
answered the question concerning possible conditions
negotiations declares semoicia dispatch from Vienna
received today
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
French Troops Advance On Wide Front
(By The United Press. }

LONDON, Oct 22-French troops operating north of the
British Second army in Flanders advanced on wide front this
morning and is making excellent progress battlefront dis
patches reported this afternoon
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
President Will Deliberate Handling The Situation Arising From Latest em Peace Response
Germans Continue To Strengthen Their Lines Facing Americans The Agm Iee Region
German Press Considers Reply
ToPresident Wilson AS Satisfactory
Basis For Further Negotiations
(By The United Press. J

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 22.-The German press
generally considers Dr. Soils reply to President
Wilson satisfactory basis for further negotia-
tons. IF Wilson should demand impossibiIities,
we must count ma continuance of the war;" the
Tageblatt declared.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
Italian Forces Now In France
Number Almost Half Million Men,
All Engaged in Big Battles
(By The United Press.)

WASHINGTON Oct 22-Italian forces numbering nearly
half million are in France, General Mangin in
telegram Of congratulations the Italian minister of dis
closed the fact Italy has full army corps in the greatest
battle in France
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-22
British Troops Are Now Within Less
Than One Mile of Tournai- Germans
Are Driven Out of Ourcq
(By The United Press }

LONDON Oct 22The British troops are now within less
than one mile of Journal Hag announced The Germans
that region have been driven out Of Oucq the wood near
Froynnes The left bank of the Escaon has been reached
south of Than and five miles the southwest of Vaencennes
New-York tribune., 1918-09-08

THE STAGE. First night and
acknowledgements views Of the
newest plays--with portraits.
TF4E OPERA AND MUSIC,
Stories and portraits of new
singers, composers, conductors
THE ARTS, illustrated news
end criticisms of pictures, ar<h-
itecturc, books and sculpture.
HUMOR: The most original
and amusing works Of ouf best
young writers and artists
New-York tribune., 1918-09-08
The Casualty List
Ne.0 York City and Vicinity

stoned officers ialcs.l ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1918-09-08
Americans in Canadian
Forces Killed and Wounded

OTTAWA, Sept. 7.--The Canadian
casualty list published to-day contains
the names of the following Americans:
Wounded Lieutenant d. j. J.'MacDon-
aid, Utica: H. T. Montague, Jersey
City; D. Phillips, Elizabeth, N. j.; ].
P. May, Brooklyn, and J. Fayling,
Syracuse.
Killed in action: G. Holleron, AS
toria N Y
New-York tribune., 1918-09-08
Long-Sought Postmaster
Found in Military Camn

Clinton Parsons, postmaster at Long
Beach, Long Island, who disappeared
more than year ago, has been found
in New Jersey military camp under
the name of Christopher Allen. He
has been doing guard duty along the
docks. Arrangements are to be made
at once to bring him back to Brook
lyn, where he will be arraigned before
United States Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-08

scHwirzENBEhd. T Fred, s. Neilsviiie XII
SMITH, w. O., mech. Reedsberg (W).
TR1ERWEILER. Mich. f.. Mnrshheld (K).
TE1GIN, Joseph. Eau Claire (W).
TENANT, John c., AntiEo (W).
WARREN. Guy H.. Wcsttleld -.
WARNCKE. Chris f.. Owen (W).
WEESE Carl Watertown (K).
YORkB. Leo. Planficld (K).
WASHINGTON:
SE!PEL. a. ". lieut., Pinehurst (K).
BuTLER. William f.. Edwall (M.
FOUSHA, John L.. Everett (M). .
JENSEN. Olaf Tacoma (WA
LATSHAW, A. N, corp, Anacortes (W).
MARVIN. Ebert. Seattle (W).
LATHAM. Ralph. Burlington (M.
WEST VIRGINIA:
- BLANKENSHIP. Benjamin r.. lieut.,
ThornWood (K).
HEWITT. Homer F.. Roscdnle (w>.
57oNES; 7t3\IsS;rl Hobert C.. Parkersburg (0. ,>
MOCCIO, Archilo, Farmont
MCOMAS, Walter. Branchland (W).
OSBURN, Laurence, Clay (M)
TUCKER. James, Redwood (W).
AUSTRIA:
MICHAELS. Stephen. Calicia.
c oKAMoTo. K Ryoichi, Honopua.
ITALY:
SAVORETr1. Mario, Cavanese (W).
ZANGER, Jack. Bogetta (W).
GREECE:
MANOS. Mike. Crete (W).
MONTENEGRO:
MILLER, Dan, Kolshan (W).
RUSSIA:
GIMBTS, Stani. Kowna (M).
SWEDEN:
ECKBERG. Edward w. wallskag (K).
CASUALTY CORRECTIONS
Previously Reported Missing in Ac.
tion, Now Reported on Duty
TRENT, General, Luther, Tenn.
BAkERMAN. Bucker Eli, Topeka Walyn,
Russia.
CARMAN, Victor L.. Madison Ind.
FREED, Elmer Alderman, Souderton. Penn.
HAYS, William r. Washington. d. D. c. .''''
LEDuC. Francis G., Merrill, Mich.
M,HENRY. Thomas, Dobbs Ferry N. Y.
MiCNLCViCH. John j., Bridgeport. Conn
dcnce. Mo.
PERRI1T, w. J. Bryan, Hazelhurst Miss
Previously Reported Missing in Ac-
ton, Now Reported Killed in Action
DUNN. Frederick. corp. vandergrift,
Penn.
GALoNE, jim. Castro del valsci, Italy.
METCALF. Richard f.. corp. Winthrop.
Mass.
Previously Reported Missing in Ac-
ton, Now Reported Wounded
ANDERS0N. Arthur f., aLockport. Ill.
CORBRAN, Edward, corp, Jersey City.
HOWELL, Edward t.. Mellctte, Okla.
LlNDENMUTH. William s., Shenandoah,
Penn.
LuNDE. George Ingval, Astoria, S. D.
SALERNO, Pasquae. Winnetka. Ill.
STENGER. Harry A., Pittsburgh, Penn.
VERHU HULST. Domnick Chicago
aoGuM, Charles E.. Rcrwndale, Penn.
ZAWADSkI, julius. Newark. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-08

E.st NtvqkEWOoD. qE. Emory ", 4s1 Main Street
:, PASQUALE, John. 71s Duho,. str..t
Brooklyn. N. Y. o'' o''ee''
Corona. N. Y. e''N''
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
AMBOS. Hyman L.. sgt. Is Fast 1o,.+
Street New York City. N01''
-, ANJlNI. America. 35 Marvin Place. West
Chester. N. Y. ''
, ARENA. Silvcstro. 4 Riverside Avenue.
Bristol. Conn.
CONNER, joseph. corp. Fairfield. Conn.
y, AESvER, William. 329 Second Street.
Mount Vernon N. Y
JONES. Harry. 46 Kansas Street. Hacken-
Street New York City. LOW"
LEVY. Charles. corp. col Madison Street
Atlantic City, N. J.
Nm, MASzzAlLo, Philip. 81 chrystie Street,
, WEINER, Daniel j.. 2a4o Woodbine Street.
Brooklyn, N. y
Missing
~ HANSEN. George. AIS St. AIMS Avenue.
New York Citv -~-'"~'
New-York tribune., 1918-09-08
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