davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NOTICE TO FISHERMEN AND FISH BUYERS

have been instructed by the Federal Food Admnis- rator for Alaska give widest publicity to the following The following delivery prices Salmon maximum prices paid the establishment either in the elevator the wharf considered fair and larger prices m form will not be tolerated
 Zone 5-- Company Gear Private Gear Sockeyes and Cohoes 1c 2c Dogs Chumps 1c 2c Pinks or Humps hc 1c
 JIM. WYCKOFF, Local Federal Food Administrator
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ONE KILLED IN
 AUTO ACCIDENT

SEATTLE, July 16-Mrs. Agnes Heath, wife of Prof. F. H. Heith, of the University of Washington, was killed in an automobile acident this morning.
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NORTHBOUND.

Prince Rupert p. m. Wednesday. FayraGut Saturday Seattle Sunday Spokane Monday. Humboldt Monday a. m-
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SPOKANE souTHeouMp

The Spokane yesterday afternoon took the following passengers from Eetchikan, W. 4. Jones, E. C. Brick sen. Mrs. J. E. Berg, Alfred Berg, Evelyn Berg. Miss Anna Stoner, L. Schmerberg and wife. c
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City of Seattle sailing southbound al noon yesterday took Mrs. George Woodruff and three children, J. w. Reynolds. F. G. Dreckovich, o. NJ. Peterson
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WASHINGTON. July 16-Appoint- ment of Major E. H. Gitcell. National Army. as chief of the Industrial Rela- tions section of the Aaircraft Produc- ticn Bureau, was announced to-day by the War Department. He succeeds Charles F. Neill. chairman of railroad board of adjustment No. 1.
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A. Van Mavern and H. L. Morris, representing the West Coast Grocery and SchilIing Co, are arrivals from points north. guests at the Stedman.
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Miss May Rogers of Seattle, Miss H. A. Larson Of St Paul and Benj. R. BrierIey Of Seattle arrived on the Alice last night and are guests at the Re- villa.
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Mir and Mrs E. J. Percy Wells, are arrivals in town from Hydaburg and are stopping al the Stedman for a few days.
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c. F. Rawley of Seattle, J. John stone. C. Dodge, Ray Stafford, and P J. Watkinson, of Hidden Inlet are stopping at the Stedman.
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Chester Deering and R. J. Olson of Portland Oregon. arrived on the Alice last evening and are guests at the Re villa while fin town.
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E. J. Daley, arrive from Juneau ; 2s erday and is staying at the Sted- man while i'll town.
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Germans Advance Six Miles

The freighter Admiral Wainwrighr went through this morning northbound
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Louis Wolf Of Kasaan, Tom Moses M. H. Molyer, Wm Preshong and R. Tanning are registered at the Reyil- la today.
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MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
 SOUTHBOUND.

Jefferson tomorrow s a n. Alameda tomorrow.
 Princess Alice Ia m. Saturday.
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$ R $ $
 WEATHER REPORT

, For 24 hours ending ?. m- : yesterday sunshine all day; max -um temperature S5'; min 55'
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Lieut.. Gen. G. T. Nj. Bridges of the British army, who is head of all Brit ish war missions in this country. Gen. erai Bridges was here with the nis. sion headed by Mir. BaIfour. Upon his return to England he was placed in command of the Nineteenth division on the Flanders front. His leg was amputated last September as the con. sequence of wound rec eceived st the front.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20
Ne,o York City and Vicinity

New York City "S'e'''
Nh BEA = TT, Samuel G.. IA Ninth Avenue.
suffer. Charles. 1913 South Oxford
Street. Brooklyn.
CLAY. Joseph. Long Island City.
=. CLEIMAN, Jack. 1S9 Madison Street, New
York City.
CHRIsTMAN. William, sls Humbo,d.
Street, Brooklyn.
CROCE. Lewis j., $50 East 143d Street,
New York City.
DONOHUE. Patrick. lis East Ninety
eigth Street. New York City.
DAHL, John, 372 Ford Avenue. New York
City.
IDoNAs. Analc. 2s6 Brook Avenue, New
York City.
York City.
JONES. Willism. Jersey City, N. J.
KAPUSCINSKT Mike. Perth Amboy. N. J.
KNAPP. Charles. 1899 Second Avenue,
HEATING. Frank. lo1 Bedford Avenue,
Brooklyn.
KAPELMAN. Gilbert, sa5 St Johns Place.
LoRosso. Nicholas. 9Ol5 Third Avenue.
Brooklyn.
TORCH. Lous. 90 Moujer Street, Brooklyn.
MDERMOI'T. Thomas j., III Java Street.
MMAUGH: NJ. A. 252 West 14Sth Street,
New York City
M. MARXS4owIIz,; Louis. 5l1 West 17sth
MURPHY. John r. 474 East Fisty-second
Street. Brooklyn.
MILLER. Frank, Ga Seventh Avenue,
Brooklyn.
MANN. Horace: AZ East Eighty-eixth
RsSoIB ;IIRT Dolald: Paterson, N. J:
- SPECHT, Walter. 251 Emerson Place,
.sTANsF1ELD. W. George. 1855 Union
. THURsLAND, Edward, A Second Street,
Brooklyn.
Missing
BASKIN Otto. 800 Glcnmore Avenue,
PACIF1c1o. James. ao1e Third Avenue.
sCHMuLANsoN: Nathan, ao Clinton
SMITH: William. Newark. N. ].
SULLIVAN. To1nothy. 60S Union Avenue.
WAGNER. Carl. ~ East Ninety.third
Street. New York City.
MARINES
CARROLL, James p. Red Bank. N j.
Wounded
MNALLY. Edward, let.t., 3e2 Fort Wash
| i',0ton Avenue. Ne,o York CITY.
Fifty-sixth Street. New York City.
GILLESPIE. Fred. Newark. N. J.
MACSINAGE. John j.. Newark N. j.
PARKER. Harold, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
BRETzKY. Joseph. 1860 Madison Avenue
New York City.
CARLSTROM. Charles. Elizabeth ~ j.
HALSTED. Roy, 346 First Street, Brook
lyn
HARRINGTON. Daniel. I'll West 147th
Street, New York City.
KRUMEICH. Herbert. 545 West 140th
Street. New York City.
KAUSYLA, August, 1913 East 121st Street,
New York City.
NICHOLS. William D.. Paterson. N. J.
OLANDER, Rudolph, IA Fourth Avenue,
Brooklyn.
RoSENTHAL, hurry. West New York,
N. J.
| SCHORR, May, 1891 Franklin Street.
Bronx.
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SS,II ,4, Charles. Canon City (W).
!HREEWlT. Charles, Joycox (W).
EANDERPOOL. Joe. fletcher (W).
CONNECTICUT:
h1,o,RREk;MTz. Herman. lieut.. Mcrlder tW)
BARNES, Harold. Chesiro (W).
TALLoWELL. Charles. Waterbury {K).
HoTCHKISS. Harold. New Haven (Kj.
LAWRENCE. John. New London (M).
L1,AAiSSHoWsKY. Walter. New Haven (W)
NELSON. Carl. Hartford (M).
ORLOWSKY. William B.. Rockville (K).
ouEENIN. Raymond. New Britain W.
SHLLLER. Earl A.. Stamford I'd W..
LhOTTIER. Emile j.. Meriden Cd D.
WALKING. Raymond, Danbury (W).
DELAWARE:
BRIGGS. Clarence E., Wilmington (K>.
GALLAGHER. L. X. Wilmington (Kj.
FLORIDA:
BARR. Henry F.. Bowling Park % D..
BROWN. james. Oldtowe (W).
DE MANDEL. Philip, Tampa wv.
JACUMSEN. F. c.. Tampa (W).
RAYBURG. Wiley T., Belle Cd D..
WATKINS. James. Arcadia (K).
GEORGIA:
ANDERSON. Emory, Nashville Cw).
BROOKS. John. Conner (W).
CARTER. Dennis j.. Vedalia % D..
COLLIER. Dewey. Cordelle (W).
DINSMORE. Herman. Coming 10 D..
DUNN. Frank. Eaton Ok.
GARNER. John. Lavonia (W).
HAMILTON. Thomas. Poulon (W)
KILBURN. George. Daniesville (W).
M'DANIEL. O.. Rossvile (W).
MCDOWELL. Willie. Colombia (W).
pITMAN. Billie. Maysvlle (w).
SHAW. Herbert B.. sgt.. Adele Cd D..
SMITH. Robert. Macon tW).
THOMPSON. George. Wesley (W).
THOMASTON, Thomas, La Grange (K>
ILLINOIS:
HOPES. Harold. capt.. Iporo (K).
SCHULTZ. William lieut., Chicago (W)
LEOPOLD. Elmer. lieut.. BcUeuule (H).
ANDERSON. Albert, Beivedcre I'd Wy.
COURTNEY. Richard. Chicago (W).
CARLETON. William. Chicago (W).
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M,coNNSLL. John. 'ieat. Yonkers.
r. Y.
AMMoN; Tobias, 765 Seneca Avenue.
Brooklyn. n. Y.
AMEs. JAMES, sgt. COZ Eastern Park
toga Avenue. Brooklyn.
Rail-. George. corp. Plainfed, N. S.
CROWLEY. Edward. 1872 East End Ave
CT. CLINTON Tss yo Har ctv 'o7 West Seventh
CoHENDET. Louis. Jersey City. N. J.
EMERY. Robert. Richmond Hill. N. y.
FuCH. Walter; sgt. So East Eighty fifth
GALLAGHER. Alex. Paterson. N. j.
GRlNcHEvIH. Alix. 81 Humboldt Street.
Brooklyn. n. Y.
GoGSlN, Richard. passaic. N: J.
Street, New York City.
HAUsER. GeoTye. sgt. Long Island City.
HART. DANIEL. ssa Fifty-eishth Street,
HART. Maurice, Richmond Hill. N. Y.
HAuPT,, Frederick. SO Woodbinc Street,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
HEHRE. Charles. 1900 Mccombs Road.
RENDER. John. S. Anlboy, N. j.
STRANDBERG. Cornelius, Jersey City.
TERPILowsKI. Bruno. Port Jervis. N. Y.
Street. New York City.
THOMAS. John. sgt. 1o47 Intervale Ave-
nue. New York City.
WHALE. Joseph. 1o5 Skillman Street,
vAJDA. Henry. sgt. $50 East SEVENTEEN
street. New York City
WALSH. William. sgt. sos Second Ave
W1LLIAMS. Rinsius. Go Irving Place.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Died From Wounds
Gil; Robert S, s.: eaot., 17s Mdedos91
BRODY. Samuel, 81 West 11sth Street.
Ne cuN vi CHA. Joseph. Az East 1s4th
Street, New York City.
cLEMENTE: Jesus. 25s Reed Avenue,
HoLpSwoRTH. Arthur. ss4 Gates Ave
nue. Brooklyn. ~. Y.
JOHNSON. William. sgt, Tonkers. N. Y.
KASLoWIIZ. Harry. 2o6 Madison Street,
WATSON, William. 1863 Russell Street,
Brooklyn, n. y.
Died Of Dise.se
COLLINS. Andrew. 100 West 11Sth Street,
COHEN. Joseph. 22s South First Street,
BROOKLYN N. y.
GoLpBERG, Milton R., 122 East 1osd
Street, New York City.
KING, Harry a. 875 Park Avenue. New
Yori; City.
PATRICK. Michael. Newark. N. J.
TUMULTY. Patrick. Paterson. n. S.
UMLAND, Albert, PAT Tenth Street
Brooklyn. n. Y
Died From Accident
NELSON. julius. SAL Fifb-hfth Street,
Brooklyn,
o'BRIEN. Daniel. 2S2 De Craw Street,
Brooklyn.
TAICH. Joseph. sol East Ftfty-tsaird
street, New York City.
TIERRNo. G., 206 Wooster Street, New
FORK City.
NYNNE, Leo. aas Ninth Street. Brooklyn.
Wounded
FOUNTAINE. Harvey. teut., $50 East
iJSht Street, NeU York CITY.
BRYNES. Harry. 621 Gates Avenue.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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CO1iMlNGS, Byron, Orange (W).
CHURCHILL. Vernon j., Whitman ID D.

COaiMINGS, Byron. Orange (W).
CHURCHILL. Vernon j., Whitman I'd D.
COLE. Ernest, PittsAeld (W).
CORRIGAN, Henry. Salem (Wl.
6 Sc vfNE H MnTin w R1sssa IVY w.
DYER. Albert, Rockland (M).
FALLoN. Michael, sgt. Peabody Cy).
FISHER, Eugene. Boston (W).
JOHNSON, E.. Quincy (W).
LAVALLE, Arthur. Salem (W).
MAHONEY. James F., Charlestown {K).
MANN. John. Lowell (W)
MPHERSON. Leslie. sMelrose (W).
NELSON. George, E. Boston (K).
PRATT. Wilfred, Stoneham (W).
SOUSA. Antonio. Fall River lW).
SULLIVAN, G. F.. Dorchester (W}.
WEEKS. Charles, Williamsburg (W).
MICHIGAN:
DICKINSON. Stanley. lieut.. Detroit (U)
BOSNIA. Fred. Holland (w).
81 Frank. corp. St Claire Ok.
COUGHLIN. John j.. Three Oaks % d.
CRAW. Roy. Grand Rapids (W).
DEERING. William. Cedar Spring (W).
FARGOE. Edward Iron Mountain % D..
FAUTZ. Albert Ada tW).
GREEDY. Tim Willie. Battle Greek (Kl.
GEORGE. James. Detroit fA).
HURD. Fred. Mayfield (W).
JACKSON. Jesse. Detroit ID d..
JORDON. Carl. Ferry % w.
JATROUPOULAS E. S., Detroit (W)
KIMMELL. Donald. Detroit *.
KRZYkWK. Joseph. Grand Rapids % D..
KOCH, Herbert. Saginaw (W).
LUTZ. Anthony l.. Detroit ID w.
MERRY, G. F.. Grand Rapids *.
MELUCCI. Joe H.. Fountain % D..
NICHOLS. Charles, Rose City Cd d..
PERSON. George. Marquette d A..
REDMAN, Henry. Hamtramck ID D..
SNYDER, Charles. Jackson (K).
SANFORD. T.. Detroit (W).
IUREER, George, Detroit ID W..
WLCDSARkI. Wladyslaw. Detroit (Kt.
WENZEL. Byron w. Sturgis (K).
WEISS, Emile, Auborn (K).
YOUNG. Peter D., Grand Rapid. (KA.
MINNESOTA:
BIERL. Frank. Manketo (W).
BRASTCH. Paul F.. Elswood (K).
BESSERED, Louis E.. Fox ID VI.
CARLSON. Fred, Manketo % d.
ZEBRA. George D.. Winona ID w
IAiNER. William, Truman (W).
PERSONS. Harold. Rochester % Al.
PLO1GH, Samuel. Hills % D..
RAAB. Joseph. Minneapolis (W).
SCHREIDER. Fred. Round Lake wv
SOLIE. Arthur. Moorehead (M).
TANNER. Henry. ST Paul % D..
TRUEDELl, +. F., Minneapolis % d..
MISSISSIPPI:
E1LAND. Fred. Alderman ID D..
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7RANKEN. Robert, CHICAGO (W).

TI,RF4ANNKEN. Robert, Chicago tw).
TERRELL. c.. West Frankford 10 Wy.
FOSTER. Guy O.. Chicago ID w.
roLGERs. Leslie, Chicago I'd D..
HERMANN. Matthew. Chicago tK5.
H !AN.Ll John T.. Chicago 10 D..
HERTER, Willie j.. Rock (K).
HohIH: Edward f.. Shepherd ID D..
HAGEN HAGEN Albert. River Forest ID D..
JJ0BLoNSKi: Joseph. Shelter (W).
LEE. Charles H.. Aledo I'd D..
MATUZkEVICH. Antoine. Chicago (M).
NiORGAN. John B.. Gillespie (K).
MAHoNEY. Walter. Chicago lWj.
MMAH0N: John. Chicago (W).
MORGAN. Charles. Springfield (W).
PALuMBO. Philip, Chicago (W).
PYELL, Henry NJ. Castleton (K).
SlLVERMAN. Jack. Chicago (W)
SCHLAU, Alexander, Chicago (W).
VERBISCAR. Louis. Chicago Cd Wy.
WHATLEY. James T.. Chicago OK.
WHITE. Nat c.. Chicago (K).
WADDELL. Ralph. Cuba (W).
WILES. Harry. Abingdon (W)
INDIANA:
B BoEHMER. Louis, St. Peters (Wp.
MERCER, Roy. Elkhart (W).
MOORE. Rosco. Jacksonville ID d.
MILLER. Emerson. indianapolis (M).
TAPPAN. Stephen, Rolling Prairie M.
TURNER, Welton. sgt. Gary (K).
WILSON, Theodore. Indianapolis ID Az.
IOWA:
HOWARD. c.. lieut.. Mt. Vernon UTO.
ANDREWS. Fay L.. Burt % w.
BERNHARD. Fred. Waterloo (")
BALLARD. Carl Pleasantviile (W).
CASE, Sylvester. Hamburg ID d..
DALLOE. Verne j.. Burlington ID w.
DILLON, Everett. English {W).
FAAS. Carl. Williamsburg w.
GROTEWOLD. William. hardwood (W)
LILIES, Frank. Council Bluffs (W(.
MILLS, Albert f.. Akron ik).
PETERSON. Carl A.. Rutland ID w.
RAVELING. William c.. Rock Rapids (k)
STEVENS. Charles. Blencoe (K).
VAN HAMMERT. c.. Hazeton (K)
WIEMAN, Herbert. Burlington fW)
WEST, Russell s., Paulina ID w.
KANSAS:
GARDNER, Ward lieut.. G;reemleaj tW)
AUNERMAN. Wade S.. Winfield Cd w.
ALEXANDER. Fred. Salina (W).
ADOLPH, Harvey, sgt. Scranton (k).
BLACK. B. H.. Marion (K).
DEFRIES. Albert, Ackerland ID w.
HEINzE. Charles H.. Elkhart ID w.
KASHA. Henry. Narka (W).
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Johnson. Thomas, Roseland ID D..
m,DONALD. Ralph c., Logan tK).
REYNOLDS, Albert, Ellsworth (W).
SS,AnNDWITH. Alfred. Girard fW).
STAMm. Boyd, Severance (K).
STEVENSON. William. Richmond (W).
STUNT. Hugh. Lawrence (K).
TURNER, Lawrence, Newton Ky.
KENTUCKY:
BURTON. Frank. River (w).
CAMPBELL. George. Jackson (W).
DAVIS. Robert M, Salem (k).
DELPHI. Walter, Cntlife % D..
FuTRELL. Haywood, Golden Pond (W).
GIBSON. billiard, Shamrock (k).
GRAY. James, Louisville (W).
H1tAaNSF0RD; Virgil. Liberty (M).
HAROLD. Hall. S. Kent 10 D..
NUNLY. Louis, Hulette (W).
POLLOCK, Ernest, Concordia ID Al.
PORTER. c.. Hichens ID d.
PRICE. Robert. Livermorc % Az.
RICH. Gussio. Union fW).
SMITH, Dan, Louisville (W).
THOMAS. james r., Lebanon (M).
WILLIAMS. George, Burnstad. Us.
LOUISIANA:
BROUX. Adolf c., Atchafalaya ID D..
DuPLECHAN. D. M, Port Barre (W).
DUNCAN. Lester. Colfax Cd d..
GRANT. James, Balton (W).
IRWIN. Albert. Colfax (W).
JONES. Jesse, Bienvlle ID d..
M'LAMORF. j.. Montgomery W.
MCAYWOOD. Percy, New Orleans ID w.
HSLOHOlS, EDWARD. breauS Bridge I'd W..
MAINE:
DUBIE. Eugene, Chisolm (W).
TLEISHMAN. Frank. Back River (K).
ELAGG. Fred, Waterville (W)
HALEY. Clarence. Sanford (W).
HUTCHINSON, Harold f., Buxton % Wy.
JAQUES, Tracy w. Wcstbrook ID d..
KING, William. Brewer (W).
LAYTON. Wilbur b.. Augusta ID w.
PRESTON, William, Dennysvif1e (N1.
MARYLAND:
ALT. Henry. corp. Baltimore ID w.
ABE Jesse. Pinto (W).
DIXON, Rodney, Funkstown (K).
fEIGLEY. Edward, Hagerstown iK).
HAUGHEY. Frank. Baltimore ID D..
LONG George. Cumberland % A.
MCOMMlCK. James. Homecoming (W).
MANGAN. Guy. Hagerstown (W).
MASSACHUSETTS:
linton. FREDERICK. lieut.. Roasndals tX) .
HAMSY, Merrill lieut.. Cambridge (N)
REtRDON. Timothy. lieut., Salem, (lv).
WiLLihMS. B., lieut.. Cambrid0e (1V).
Angler. Albert lieut., Boston (k).
GALLlCHAN. A., lieut.. fiordury (K).
ANDERSON Charles, Boston % D..
BOLDUC, A. j.. Worcester (W).
CAREY. Fred Boston Cd AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-10-20

afternoon Frocks
1850 to 2Z5.OO

Refreshingly different modes developed
in crepe satins and Georgette crepes Of
most simple elegance or wrought with ex-
quisite beading and embroidery motifs.
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ARMY

CASSELLES. Marion, Sylacauaa (k>.
DENNIS. Charles, Mount Creek (W).
HARRY. James. Wadley (W).
MoLlL40MAN. Hinton. Eufaula (K>.
MINER. Nicholas Napsville (W).
NOLAN. Edward, Admission (W).
ORR. Roland. Tallahassee % Az.
PALMER, Levi. Eufaula (W).
STAY. Auborn r.. corp. Silas ID W..
SMITH. B. W.. Opelika (M).
THOMAS, Oscar. Warrior (W).
THOMSON, Robert, Mobile wv.
,Tu ylHSE Rufus. Bilingsley (w).
IlERCE. William. Corona (W).
TOWNSEND. James, Troy (M).
WILLIAMS. Willie. Woodlawn (W).
WHEY. Felix, Fulton (W).
WATERS. Leo, Mobile ID D).
ARIZONA:
HlLLBuRN. R: r.. corp. Douglas ID w.
KOCHIKOS. Nick. Miami (W).
MUSE. Charles. Tucson % Al.
ARKANSAS:
BROWN. Troy. Lowell (W).
1H. t,, r: NJ. BiRgcrs (Wl
1NCk. Robert. Van Buren, (W).
HS1H1IsNS Nc, n:s, Edward: Pine Bluff tMy.
"IIITMAYER. Ray. Winfield % A..
CALIFORNIA:
JUSTESON. b. r.. lieut., Grtd1ev I'd AZ,
~ bpTTE;iRsFIELD. George. Groveland tw).
66EE.MAM yys o Robert. Santa Anna !M).
~ a r6nN f., S0nt2 Rosa NJ.
HARRIS. Harry. San Francisco OK.
MILE T,,iL. Ralph W.. Oakland % Wy.
JENSEN, c.. Livermore (W).
MINTOSH. Donald. Berkeley (W,.
RATCLIFFE. Eugene W., Dixon ID d..
RAM1RIZ. Charles. San Francisco 10 w.
"AVON1. Felix. Napa Soda Spgs. (W,.
COLORADO:
MEADE. Reginald. maj. Littleton tJy).
NEMr. Philip. lieut.. Denver (ly).
GCnnHt.H H; NJ. j. Denver (K).
GREEN. II. j.. Denver Cd d.
HINTON. John. Delta (W).
MERRIAM. Charles. Pueblo % W.
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JOHNSON. Fleet. Foxworth Cd W.
JORDAN. Thomas. Bequechitto W.
UPCHURCH. Walter. Swifton tWl
WILLBANKS, F., Walnut ID d.
WISS. Edward, Kidder ID Al
ZACHERY, Ray, Cardwell (W)
MISSOURI:
HOBSON. Henri, maj. 81 Louis W.,
LINCOLN, AtceH r., capt. St Louis *
SAMUEL. Edrin. lieut., Neradu (Wl.
VERMfLION, E., lieut., Higoinsriue (W).
CARLSON. Otto. lieut.. Albany % W
BURT. F., corp, Montgomery City 10 W.,
BUSHMAN, Henry, sgt. ST. Louis Wl
CAMPBELL, 6. w. corp. St Louis tk)
DUNCAN. Frank. n. Hampton (K).
DISTLER, George A. jefferson City *.
FOWLER, John. Pennington iKl.
GUNTER, James, st. Louis tWl.
HAYES. 7. A.. Joplin 20 D..
HINGHAUS. w. j.. st. Louis ID W..
HUITT. John. Lesterville (W).
LOUDER, J. c.. Kansas City ID w.
MOORE, John, Rome I'd Al.
MEHRLE. Arthur, Cape Cirardeau ,Wl
MORRISON. Roy. Joplin (W).
MARKHAM, Albert. Keytlesviile ID W.
POWELL, John. Kansas City tW).
REUTER-. B.. ST. Louis IN.
ROLAND. Audie L.. Conway % WI
RIDGWAY, John. Columbia tKl.
SULLIVAN. NJ, Cape Girardeau I'd A..
WALKER. John D., Shamoys (Kl.
WHEELER. c. W., Joplin ID w.
Co,,t.,,,,,J ~, hy,y.Y Dr.,
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Misses Silk and Wool Duuetm,
Froeks 90 to 1850

A most comprehensive collection of these
ultra-modish frocks, featuring loop tim
ming. punch work and rat-tail embroid-
cry as we'll as severely plain styles, in
black duvetyn and the fashionable colors
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The Casualty List

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 19-The casualty 49,. -
The war department. Today contain the 1910 officers a
listed men, W .hese 2o4 were killed in action are MISSING ~ %
wounded severely 1903 wounds * 49, "
other causes % died of disease from aeronlan .
200 wounded degree undetermined slightly wounded
The Marine Corps casualties 800 e"''S "0u'oeo'
The full lis
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VOORHEES,, Harold. sG7S Bay Parkway
Brooklyn.
Missing
CURRIE, James. Patterson. N.
Eisewhere

Character OF Casualties 10
action; (W wounded; ID AZ accident or other
ID W. died of wounds; % D. died disease (N) missing
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A large collection of utility coats, plain
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The Benson signal., 1918-05-04
CHAPTER XII.
Over the Top.

On my second trip to the trenches
our officer was making his rounds Of
inspection, and we received the cheer
full news that at four in the morning
we were to go over the top and take
the German front-line trench. My heart
turned to lead. Then the officer car
ried on with his instructions. To the
best of my memory I recall them as
follows "At eleven wiring party will
go out in front and cut lanes through
our barbed wire for the passage of
troops in the morning. At two o'clock
our artillery will open up with an in
tense bombardment, which will last un-
It'll four. Upon the lifting Of the bar
rage the first of the three waves will
20 over" Then he left. Some Of the
Tommies, first getting permission from
the sergeant, went into the machine
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announce the appearance of certain
stars in each of the consultations as
they appeared above the horizon.
AS there are twelve Of these constel-
lations from which the zodiacal signs
take their names, it can readily be
seen that each twelfth part of the
starry host passed over the horizon
every two hours.
Now let us consider the ancient OBJ
server as he sits in his tower with his
face to the east.
The sun had set, and darkness is
coming on. Low in the eastern sky he