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The Delta independent., 1918-11-01
Shoup Boys Swell U. S. Fighting

All his sons and his only son-in-law
is the quota that Oliver H. Shoup of
Colorado Springs, Republican candi-
| date for Governor, has given to the
fighting forces OF the United States.
In addition to this. Mr.. Shoup him
self has. since the war commenced.
aided in promoting Liberty Loan, Red
Cross. War Savings Stamp and other
such drives. To all he has given gen
erously OF his money and time and
in the Liberty Loan compaigns he has
\ been one OF the hardest workers in
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Shoup's fighting sons are Har-
old Shoup. first lieutenant: Merrill
Shoup. second lieutenant, and Werner
Shoup, sergeant in the Students Army
Training Corps at Dartmouth College.
Lieutenant Harold Shoup. the eldest
son. has been in France since the ear
ly part of 1917. He went over there
with the Dartmouth College unit.
which was taken over by General
Pershing and young Shoup was mad
non commissioned officer.
Merrill Shoup was recently aware
his commission as a second lieuter
at the Plattsburs. n Y, training
He is now an instructor in
Students Army Training Corps
University OF Buffalo.
Werner Shoup. who was nc
Sept 6 old enough to enlist
third OF Mr.. Shoups sons
colors. He is sergeant
dents Army Training Cor
mouth College.
Jack Leming, Jr.. h
Shoup's only daughte~
ator stationed at tn
Miami. Fla. He has
ice for several nor
Always
Not only has
sons, his time an
government as
should, but he
many years OF re
taken n most &C
civic and moral mt
the betterment Of
state He has prov,
good citizen as well
business man. and his
bors and fellow townsm
respected him for the bi
fair-minded man that he
Oliver II. Shoup 10 as
as he started his busine
newsboy. From hr
circumstances he has
present prominence
foremost citizens.
A Build
He is
terrr'
The Delta independent., 1918-11-01

men at good wages
enthusiastic regard
and every man, W"
knows Oliver H.
First tt
His candida
campaign ma
in politics. J
lie office be
any office
Colorado
When
candidate
lican til
prompt
as a
anf
tic
b
The Delta independent., 1918-11-01

JACOB KE1SER
Postoffice address, Austin, Colo
Place of residence. Austin. Colo.
Place of business. Austin. Colo.
The Washington times., 1918-10-07

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ID. c.. WASHINGTON, JAMES W
AHIDOH. JESSE o. AMIDoN, rs
SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST.
Ala Alexander City, Richard r
SandIIn.
Ala, birmingham, Jack Brown
Gel, uDnranEo, Edward 8. villa
TIA, Newman, John s. Powell
Ill. Chicago, Chester J. JaEIer.
Ill, Forest Park, Joseph L. Koziek,
Jr
Ind, Corydon. James n. CauEhIin.
Ind, Columbia City, Ralph EIIwOod
Elder.
Ky. Carpenter. John W. Mayz.
Mich, Big Rapids. William SObotta..
Mich, Flint. Ivan Harry Smith.
Mich. Battle Greek, Frank J. smith.
Mich, Grand Rapids, Frank Marion
Townsend.
No, LOulsberE. Guthrie c. Grain.
a'"., OIden, Robert l.. Turner.
Neb-. EerdIEre, Oscar p. SehreIer.
=. - Elizabeth. stanley wiIusE.
n. Y, Barnard, John L. MeGrans.
The Washington times., 1918-10-07
QUITS GENTLE HUSBAND

NEW YORK. Oct Mrs. Mauds
Armstrong Jacobs, daughter OF Frank
Armstrong. a Cincinnati merchant
brought suit for separation in the su-
preme court against her husband. Mich
olas Jacobs.
Mrs. Jacobs alleges that her husband
supervises her actions too carefully and
will not allow her to go anywhere un-
accompanied. She makes mention Of thu
fact that she was never beaten or called
unpleasant names. She states her hus-
band is more than twice as old as she.
Plaintiff demands the custody OF her
fifteen month-old baby.
Justice Cohalan directed that the de
PENDANT pay the plaintiff so a week all
mony pending trial OF case.
The Washington times., 1918-10-07
DON'T WASTE COAL;
KEEP YANKS WARM

Keep the home fires burning. but
use less coal!
This is, literally. the campaign
slogan OF the United States Fusl
Administration in it's drive to save
1900. 900 tons OF coal in American
homes so that Pershing's men may
be warm during the chilly. cold
months
Not only must coal be saved BY
throwing a scoopful or so less on
the furnace fire each day. but arti-
fetal light-gas and acknowledgements
be saved, because their manufacturs
takes good, black coal.
The Fuel Administration estimates
that one-third of the light in every
American home is wasted This
means discomfort for Pershing's
fighters. so the patriotism OF the folks
"over here" is appealed to by Fuel
authorities that all coal wastage may
be eliminated this winter.
The Washington times., 1918-10-07
FRITZ LOVED HIS
FRAULEIN MADLY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Oct lit was a girl IN
Germany and the policy OF that
country in not recognizing the for
fixture OF nationality that caused a
man. who was once an American and
now q prisoner OF Americans. to enter
the German army.
Records in this case show that the
man was at one time a bartender near
Ninth avenue and Forty-second street.
New York city. He went to the
United States years before the war
broke out and took out his second
papers. After working in New York
city he became the owner OF a place
OF his own in Yonkers.
He returned to Germany just before
the war to marry the girl from the
fatherland and take her to America
German authorities explained that
they could not consent to the mar
rage unless he was a German eiti-
Zen- The man, whose name Is
Schmid. preferred the girl to Ameri-
can citizenship. They were married
and when the war broke out he was
forced into the ranks.
The Washington times., 1918-10-07

n. ". Rome. CaFmeIo Aterto.
n. n, Liberty. Howard 8. Beseth.
". r., Brooklyn. Harry A. Bonaeld.
N. " Jamaiea, vinesnsO Viseeglla.
n. ~ Buffalo, Anthony Frank Wy
seekI.
n. II New ork. Lawrence z VeseIak.
n. " New YORK, John ZObeL
". ~ New YORK. Harry silver.
N. u Corona EeigAta, Eugene stiI-
wagEen.
n. G, MarshVIIIe, william n. LeoaarG
". D.. AryiIla, EEi1 A Olson.
Pa, Dushore, John ". KeIIoek.
Pa, Philadelphia. Guiseppl Clora.
Pa, Philadelphia. Dominic N. GIordaao.
Pa, Philadelphia. Floyd A. GreaA.
Pa. Philadelphia, PatseS Paul.
Pa. Philadelphia. Howard Y. YounR.
Tenn Chattanooga, Isaac L. Eaves.
Va, Glen Allen, Frank J. Tune. tr.
Va, FrederieksburE, lease }. Jett.
W. Va, williamson. Jerry Grinsy,
Wis, Milwaukee, Gust BucxwinakL
WIS.,, 0akdale, William Fl. ThOmpsor
WIS., waukesha. Carl Muth.
PRISONER.
PRIVATE.
Ohio. Hamilton, Robert L. House.
The Washington times., 1918-10-07
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Pa, HnrIeiEh, John SmoIley.
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The Washington times., 1918-10-07

Conn. Bridgeport. william J. McGuIn
ness.
Conn. MIddIetown. Arthur z. Behr
ems.
Conn.,. East Haven. Lyle G. Bishop.
Fla, wauehuIa, VIII n. sIbIey.
France, Pengnueux DordoEne, Daniel
J. Torte.
Ga, summeryIIIe. Reuben }. bailey.
Ca, Carlton, Horace Brown.
Ca, VIdaIia. Wander c. Ward.
Ga, Athens, Frank BursOn.
Ga, Macon, John T. Crawford.
Greece. MestOpOs, HetyIine, Gust
Gnesola.
Ill, Chicago, Peter Savoy.
Ill, Chicago, Harry Byron.
I'LL, Chicago. Frank Lestina.
Ill, BeIIeviIIe, Andrew VI. Buhr.
ILL.,. Chicago, Nathan Cutler.
Ill. Chicago, Frank Setback.
I'LL, Chicago. Leon Sklar.
Ill, Woodstock, George Austin.
Ill, Clare mont, Jerry l.. Smith.
ILL., Monticello, Luther NJ. Patterson.
I'LL, Chicago, Ernest G. Onrim.
ILL.,, Shiriand. Arthur G. Olson.
Ill, south Chicago, COsidIo PasquaIe.
ILL.,, Chicago, Sidor GorbacI,
Ind, VeIpen. samuel n. DearInE.
Ind, Lakesville, David PIatE.
Ind. Michigan City, Herman Freder-
lex Sparrow.
Ind, Newcastle. James r. Padgett.
Ind, KendaIIyilIe. Julius l.. SeIdeI.
Ind, GIneennes, oliver Radford
Schwartz
Iowa, Ottumws. Leo b. Pagan.
Iowa, Des MoInes. John T. ArrOwoOd.
Iowa, Boone, CIeon Williams
Iowa, HornIck, William n. Hindman.
Iowa, Charlton, Raymond v. HunnI-
cult.
ireland. The Rest. FInroy Antrim Co.,
Thomas Mooney.
Italy. Port CanorereI Torino, Antonio
Sandretto.
Italy, TermoII. Prov. Campo Basso,
Basso MusdOIIo.
Italy, FarindoIo TermInI, Ralph
jerome.
Kans., RoIIa. Emmett CouIson.
Kan, Council Grove, Ralph s. KendIe.
Kan, Manhattan, Charles Il. Budden.
knn.. Cherryvale, Roy Hamman.
Ny, GreensburE, Lester Hubbard.
ny, Varilla. Abel Hardin.
Ky, Jamboree. Greedy Spencer.
KY, Lebanon. Paul L. Richardson.
Ky, Slade, John Fl. L. Brewer.
Nsss Duo hACEss
Ny, PikeVille, Lorenzo Dow Stevens.
KY, waynesburE. John Ralph Berry.
ny, Cave City, Henry KInehcIoe.
n.y. Stepstone. Chester Ray.
La, HIco, oko Napier.
La, Lake Arthur, George l.. TOupA.
La. CottonpOrt. Albert DubrOc.
Me-, Lisbon, OyiIa Binette.
Me-, Augusta, Harry G. Southland.
Nd, Frederick. Grover c. Schroyer.
Md, MOntrose, Edward g. EnEIehart.
Nd, Sparks, Abram 8. .'earce.
Nd. Baltimore, Raymond W. Riley.
Nd, Baltimore, Albert A. Matthias.
Mass, Spring neId, Matthew Moran.
Mass, HOlyOke. William ii. Evans.
Mas. New Bedford. BronchO KOlac-
EswsLi.
Mass. Wakefield, Norman c. Singer.
Mass, Lynn, Hurry A. Munroe.
Mass. Newton Lower Falls, Lewis l..
Connolly.
Mass. New Bedford. Dewey t. La
banty.
Mass. PittsneId, Fred c. NaEeIsehmIdt.
Mass, WObuTn. Michael }. sherry.
Mass, Pittsn-ld. Lewis F.. Armsby.
Mass, AndOVer, John Joseph Stack.
Mass. HaVerhIII. AdoIph Zaremba.
MASS. GIL, Walter NJ Zimmerman.
Mass. LeOmlnster. OttIe (. Wallace.
Mass, Randolph. " lillian F. Cunning
ham.
Mass. Dorchester, Ethan Russell
Mas, Lynn. Earl Mimic Whooten.
Mass., T.. Boston, Snnto FrenI.
Mass, Boston, Sinclair d. BLACK.
Mass, SomerVille, Thomas r. Ma
honey.
Mich. Detroit. William Niknnsky.
Mich, Detroit. Kenneth william
The Washington times., 1918-10-07


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The Washington times., 1918-10-07
BABY GETS GOOD NAME

ELYRIA, Ohio. Oct. INJURIES at
Memorial Hospital have named baby
boy left on a doorstep Woodrow Foch
Pershing. They claim he L. a war baby
and Is entitled to a good name.
The Washington times., 1918-10-07

nleh-' Grand Rapids, Harry Aloert
SadIowskI.
MInn, Gibson, August Carl LerE.
hinn., Hastings, Clyde Hands,
Minn., Dodge Center. william z. Bell.
MIMI, slayton, Ernest A. sanuelson.
Mimi. ClOquet. William Samuel
Young.
MIMI, Jackson. Bastian TorSTk-
MINI, GIenwood, Olaf Hanson.
Minn., st. Paul. Richard f. Charles
Miss. Bay St Louis, Albert L. Thomp-
son.
Mo-. Brunswick, Louls PHILIP Champ
lon.
No., st. Louis. Louis L. steInIe.
No.. MarionvIIIe. Harry A. Caldwell.
No. LonedeII. Charles n. Pritehett.
Mont, MeaderyIIIe, John f. jackson.
Won't. Rathemay, Elmer r. McEiVain.
Neb., Wakefield, Aaron HOlEren.
Web. Wymore, Edward TeJekn-
n. H., Marlborough, Ison z. Kemp.
n. H., WOlfboro, Herbert ID. Kendall.
n. J.. Jersey City, Victor FormieO.
n. j., Bayonne, VILLAIN A. Greene.
" NJ, PeraIta. TraBquIIlno oterO, Jr.
n. NJ, Los Candida, Casper Cande-
IariO.
Y. W., Serioca, Harmon W. shannon
n. NJ, Chimaye, Canuto TruJiIlo.
-Ns We" IOTAs Soun Du1as
n. w. New York. Walter T. Henry.
N. Y, BinEhamton, John Michael Han
rahan.
n. Y, La FargovIIIe, Arthur z HaGan.
n. u, New Brighton, Fred G. Hail.
N. u, Jamaica. Nicholas Ferraro.
". u, New Ierx. James J. Gallagher.
N. ", Hayt Corners, Mike GosleehL
n. ", Brooklyn, james r. EVers.
N. u, Brooklyu, Walter +. Evers.
n. ", Lynnbrook. John c. EIehelman,
Jr.
n. ", New York, IsIdor EIseman.
n. " Brooklyn, Anthony CardeIlO.
n. ~, New York. John T. Collins.
n. ", New York, Joseph November
Cunningham.
N. ", Albany. Martin J. Davis.
n. ", Yonkers, FeIIee DOnatieIio.
n. ", New York, Isidore J. Dronsiek-
n. Y, SoIvay. Charles e. Burney.
n. ". Howe Cave, Leroy Bowers.
n. v, New York. Patrick Sullivan.
n. ", Batavia. Walter John Susat.
n. ", Brooklyn, George HerOld.
n. ", New York, william MorrIssey.
n. u, Morris Park. Louis obergloek.
N. n, New York, Michael Pia.
". ", New York, John J. McGInn.
n. ", Brooklyn, James Fl. Harvey.
v. ", Liverpool, Thos. r. Cook.
n. ", Retsor, Anthony Christiano.
y. ", New York, Antonio HussO.
y. ", Buffalo, Lewis e. Newman.
n. ", Altoona, Lee L. Boyd.
N. ", Brooklyn. Harry J. Brust.
v. ", New York, william v. Ken
heoJ.
NJ 1- Ne" foIk' Joseph r nSLo'
n. u, Hyack' FREDERICK hastner:
N. H. Brooklyn, Joseph +. Harr1ns-
ton.
\. ", Brooklyn, Morris Hammer.
n. y. Brooklyn. Joseph BueOIO, Jr.
Y. ". Sag Harbor. George +. Battle.
Y. ", brooklyn, Andrew r. Klein
\. ", Syracuse, August c. Pabst.
\. v. Brooklyn, Charles Joseph R0-
gals.
Y. ", Brooklyn, Isidor Orenstein-
Y. T.. New York, George w. Sehaefer.
Y. ", Brooklyn, Irving Herbert
schafer.
Y. ~, GIOversvtlie, Howard Spencer.
w. Cedarhurst' Arthur solomon
"tekH-
Y. ". West Myaek. Arthur E. Vraden-
burEh-
'. w. New York. william +. Diekin-
son.
Y. Y. stapelton. staten Island, John
Steiner.
u, New York. John Aaron schultz
T. Buffalo Giuseppe Pahtueel.
V ~ brooklyn' Charles Hahm.
y, BROOKLYN, Dominick RiEEf"
'. II BrookISn' Feh1 Russo
'. L. bunalo' Aathony hurek.
y - brookIyh, NhOmas D. Laees'
u - Ne" iofk' James >. lawrence
v !, srookyh' "eoLse hnhcS'
v - b'OoEiSn' louis
v L. view iOS'
V l." East hoeheeI' hooer'
Jonee-
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Lin
P. UI,h SnIr. Allen p nIr.,S.r,sr
Pr Pit,,h1rrh' Rn,vond E,ken.
ha1en-
g. C. Ritter. Mel n. Harrt.on.
Tenn. Rbeo Sprtnr.. John Garrison.
Wis. Grand RapIds, Charles Rober,
HsEerstrom.
we Ca.ner lame. RutIey
o,En or n,erneE
O VI
LIECTENAVTS.
Fla. Tampa. Louis Alexander Torres.
Pa, Germantown, Philadelphia, Ed
ward G. Boyce.
SERGEANTS
Ill chI..ro' JoS, RoehI
n + RIoomaelH yV0U,u "a Rl.,a
Pa, EIIxabeth. samuel J. Jonea. N.
Pa, Minerva Mills. RIehard J. walters.
wis, Sturgeon Bsy. Emery EntouEh,
WAGNER.
ILL.,. 50. LouI.. E,r,er v. CIev.nre.
HoHsEsHoER.
Ind, New Ross, John johnson.
COOK,
Fla, Southport, Lewis r. LenIeux,
PRIyATEs.
Ark, Madison. win Bn1k.
Cal, MendoeIno. Antooe r. l. Lama.
Ga. Gilman. John pain.
ILL.,, Lake villa, Hugo p, Nyxren.
I'LL, shelbyyfIIe. oscar p. r. orb.rr.
Ill, Chiearo. Lawrence seott.
Ind. Ladocn. Ruby aarDe..
La, Greenwood. win MsnErum.
Mass CanbridEe' stefen Niehiporuk.
Mass, Dorchester. Thoma, j. EnrII.h,
Miss, HaEoo City, Erins Everett.
NO., 81. Louis, August II. MIIbratE-
Mo-. stOutIand, Walter Dry.
Neb.. Lincoln, Clarence E. whitmeF.
sodn. eo,.. r.. s,on,;,,,
n. ". Auburn. Carl Mayer.
Moran-
N, C. HarrisvfIle- RandIe HarTia
obIo. o.k am CI.r.n.. r. W-,,,
OEIa y.ra.hr wv. nIo.L.
oLI, p.- - UE
Pa. wIIkesbarre- Jame. H. KtttrIek.
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. A- noIDk herman aarA'
~ A' CIAhHsvle, nenon Di1on'
ivor' Leoh1ro =. nhtte'
Va Floyd Luther E. Harter.
Va Freeman, Charlie Bland.
va, BEDFORD Charles H. LadmeT.
W. Va EIkins cIauS. G. Hcnsoi.L
wis, Hudson, Bernt n. jacobson.
DIED OF AERopI ANE AccIDENT
CAPTAIN.
n. T. New York, Ralph Sanger.
LIEUTENANTS.
NO., 81. LOuis, maury HILL
Ore. Carvaless, Mark ii. Middleknuf.
DIED FROM AccIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
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Pa .. RefbIeh.r T1tu, r s1o~
vs. T.nAI Rohv p VIZ.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
HaIon
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Pa PItt.burSh- iusr C.orrs noo.aL |
4.
r.ur
49, aus uAta' S1 N. CoOpeh'
lIa-' OnI Jonn Y. Shhstopher.
MO" ST. LOUIE William f. Freehon'
LIEUTENANTS.
Col, Victor, Richard II. Wilson
Conn.,, Windsor, william Hepburn.
Fla, Dade City, Clarence w. Martin.
Fla, Key West, Charles v. Aber- |
nnthY.
The Washington times., 1918-10-07

Wis, Milwaukee, John Malinskt.
Wis, Washburn, August Bodin-
WIS.,, Superior, John MarkOwski.
Wis, TOmahawk, Henry EnEwal'
Bronsted.
WIS.,, Milwaukee. Leo John Gerner
hansen.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
LIEUTENANTS.
Colo, Denver, Emory 8. Irwin
N. ". New York, Thomas Adds EN-
nett Harris.
N. H. Brooklyn, Howard c. Leonard
sERGEANTs.
ID. C., WASHINGTON, IIO6 C0LUM
BIA ROAD n. W., DONALD r
GREEN, MRS. L. N. GREEN.
Nd, Cumberland, Russell b. Valen
tine.
Mont, Fergus, Marion ID. Fletcher.
Neb, COtesheId, william o. Chad
wick
n. Y Brooklyn, George n. Vein
hauer.
Pa, Philadelphia, william oHern.
Pa BIOomsburE, William J. Lynch
Wis, Wausau, Leo J. LendOsky.
CoRPoRALS.
Ala, Admission, Sam Zaner.
Kan, Enporin, william II. Pratt.
Mass, Dorchester, Edwin C. McDer
mott
Mich, Central Lake. Archie Ross Nc
Donald.
n. ", Corona, Thomas Laino.
n. Y. Brooklyn, william Maher.
Pa, Philadelphia, John J. Doyle.
Pa, GreensburE. Thomas p. Haman.
Pa. Philadelphia, Harry ChoIerton.
MECHANIC.
n. Y wOodsIde, Philip Dyronl
PRIVATES.
Ala, Florence, Jacob w. HeupIe-
Ala, Athens, George Bell.
Ala, TaIIaEega. William Taylor.
Cal. San Miguel, Joseph Clark.
Canada. St AIme, Quebec, Come Du-
haneI.
Fla, Groom, william w. Smith.
Fla. Darlington, knIche ID. Adkin-
son
Ga, Carter. OssIe p. Parker
ILL., Chicago, Edward Daniels.
ILL., Essex, Richard BolIattO.
Ind, PaoIy, Clarence A. Keeth.
Iowa, MOnOna, Charles l.. TopeL
Iowa, Council Bluffs, Herman Nelson.
Iowa, Council BLUFFS, Clyde b. Kill
gore.
lei e.. .-- <---l <-.,.a1
Man, EIdorado' Herman weaver.
hnn, Cooper, Albert C. Cooper.
KY Emerson, Glen RaJburn.
N.Y. ho"letts' IharleH w. Ara.
KY, Wonder, BIbe Stan.
Ne Albion clyde e. Perry
Mnss- worcester Roy r.. DeraEon-
ailch-' b'ron CENTER George OTIS
France.
Mich, Grand Rapids, Jacob J. Wander
Leest.
nIch-' Bay Clty' simon Vanvoorhees.
nich', Highland Park Edward Lane.
Mo- HaVen"oOd' Roy David Hunter
son.
NO.. New Florence, Wilson Herbert
oliver.
The Washington times., 1918-10-07
Latest Casualty List From
Oversee Forces

N. N, Las. Cruces, C0ndOlart0 Cnrde n,
n. ", Brooklyn, Arthur QuIEIey.
N. u, Brooklyn, Maurice A. ReardOn.
N " Saratoga Springs, George II.
whitney.
N. ". Buffalo, John KIamka.
n. n, New York, Morris Levitt.
N. ", Brooklyn. James MeWaItrrs.
n. ", New YORK, NincenEo DondieEo.
N. ", RidgewoOd, John Casey.
N. u, GIens Falls, Francis j. Clear.
n. ", Brooklyn, Raymond ID. Hill.
N. ", Brooklyn, Anthony }. Hamm.
n. " Kingston. Harry A. KIIian.
n. u, Long Island City, Fred KircS-
ERssner.
n. " Brooklyn, Rudolph ID. AnkeI-
mann.
N. w. New York. Reno BoEEio.
New York City. George Thomas
Norwood.
n. C., Parish, Fred MathIa-
n. D., washburn, Carl e. KnudEson.
N. d., GIeneIlen, Lawrence r. Higbee.
Ohio, Bellevue, Clarence J. BsnnwOrth.
Ohio, Lakewood. Edward J. MeIntyre.
Ohio, LoUdinviIIe. Floyd r. Teeters.
Okla, AIcU. Robert f. Alexander.
Okla, GarVIn, Walter NJ. Thompson.
Okla, CIeOra, Charlie c. Self.
Okla, Hobart, Thomas c. Smith
Okla, Weetumka. John II. Tudor.
Okla, Weber Fails. Robert p. Vann.
Jr.
Okla, Colgate, Oscar NJ. BoIk.
Okla, NaEhoba, Thomas L. Case.
OKLA, Mill Creek. James ID. Davis.
Okla, KiamIchi. Henry G. Dean.
OKLA. Hood. John EIet Long.
OKLA LENA, Edward MeCabe.
Okla, COaIEate, VIII Charon.
Okla, NOVata, Newton NJ. Mcclellan.
Okla, 8. COffeyViIIe. John Mavers.
OKLA, stigIer. Lee Dunlap.
OKLA, Strong City, Ira s. Campbell.
Okla, Coleman, George A. Harris.
Okla, Haywood, Billie Mobiles.
Ore, Astoria, NieIS c. Nielsen.
Pa, NeSquehOnInE, Franek Ferrnro.
Pa, Tyrone. Richard G. Fisher.
Pa, Philadelphia, Matthew FOrsyth.
Pa, UnIOntOwn, Andrew Wlnsler.
Pa, LatFobe, John w. Yohe.
Pa, Rankin, Anthony F1orentinO.
Pa, Philadelphia, Charles A. Knapp.
Pa, Lancaster, Clayton J. Keller.
Pa. LititG, Hiram Holman.
r.. l.. Block Island, Lawrence r. Con-
lay.
Russia, Throw, John waIasek.
Tenn, Erin, Oscar Ross.
Tenn, midtown, Virgil Walker.
Tex, ChiIdress, Romeo w. Cox.
Tex, Celeste. Frank b. Mulkey.
Tex, HaIlsvflIe, Bonnie T. Summers.
VT. Rutland, George Alden swimmer
ton.
VT, Rutland, Alder. Freseu.
w. Va, FOllansbee, Ezra b. Catten.
w. Va. st. MaryS, Ola w. Weekly.
Wis, Milwaukee. Joseph Kudlinskl.
Wis, BeIOit Raleigh A. Fowler.
Wis, Oshkosh, Earl Edgar Casfgord.
Wis, Milwaukee, Leonard IT. GrabOw-
ski
Wis, SextonvfIle, Gale Welton-
Wis, Milwaukee, Julius Zubin-
WIS.,, Milwaukee, John MaIinskL
Wis, Washburn, August Bodin-
WIS.,, Superior, John MarkOwski.
WIS.,, TOmahawk, Henry Engwald
BronHted.
WIS.,, Milwaukee, Leo John Gerner-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-18
NAVY MUST RECRUIT
100000 MEN NEXT
YEAR To FILL GAPS

Washington, Dec. H.-2OO,OOO
men must be recruited for the navy
next year to take the places of men
enlisted for the war, who will be de
modified. Capt. II. Lanning, chief
of the Bureau OF Navigation, made
this estimate today in asking the
house naval affairs committee for
an appropriation of $l2,000,00O for
transportation and recruiting.
After July /, next, $4,000 men will
be needed in the regular naval force
to man the naval and shipping board
vessels, Captain Laning told the
committee. The regular navy at
present has 2l5.000 men, and l65,-
900 of these enlisted since the war
began, 10000 for four years, and
$4,000 for the duration of the war.
More than 90 per cent OF the war
recruits have asked to be discharged,
Captain Laning said, and the navy
is in honor bound to release them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-18
BERLIN is REPORTED
IN GRIP Of ROBBERS
AND NIGHT PROWLERS

Paris, Dec. 1.-THE Berlin gov
ernment is powerless to preserve
order. DeserterS from the army
terrorize the inhabitants, according
to a correspondent of the Journal
who has returned from a hurried
visit to Berlin.
ls)bberies and attacks follow one
another rapidly and apartments and
shops are robbed in midday. Com
mittces OF all kinds, he continued,
publish contradictory orders and
practice blackmail.
Red flags are flying over all the
city, but business is going on as
usual. The war has caused great
rush OF women into the public ser
vices. The theaters are open and
the restaurants are crowded. The
population is well dressed, but in
artificial materials.
There is scarcity of bread, but
ter, milk and potatoes, and specu-
lators are reported to be holding
their reserves of foodstuffs. An
ordinary meal costs Is to 30 marks
and an order of soup three marks.
Berlin is dark at night and prowl-
ers occupy the streets. The red
guards on patrol arrest all loiterers
after 10 o'clock at night.
The extremist faction will be Of
short duration, the Journal cor
respondent believes, because they
have not succeeded in obtaining
control of the large sums OF money
which still are in the possession OF
the bankers and the merchants.
The workmen's councils distribute
indemnities and are enmptying the
public treasury. The correspondents
thinks that a republic finally will be
established.
The correspondent visited the Gel
lars OF the imperial palace and saw
the huge stores OF provisions kept
there while the people suffered from
hunger