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Casualties Corrections.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Thc following
corrections TO casualties previously re-
ported were made public to-day by the
War Department:
WOUNDED SEVERELY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Private.
Paduin. / j.. Red Lake Falls, MINI.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED..
Privates.
bailey A. W.. New Britain Conn.
Herrick, c. G., Norway. Me.
Nagdvman. A. LBS East Broadway. n. Y. c.
SICK IN HOSPITAL PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED KILLED..
Sergeant.
Scott. E, E., Los Angeles. Cal.
KILLED IN ACTION PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Private.
Reoh. D.. Milwaukee. Wis
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Private.
sokolowsky. NJ, Russia.
DIED OF DISEASE PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED WOUNDED, DEGREE
UNDETERMINED.
Private.
Keller NJ. a., Mukwonago. Wis
KILLED IN ACTION PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSISG).
Lieutenants.
Keri D, 80 ". lsth ST. \. &c.
Kull, u, p. Genoa junction, wis.
serEeants.
Long, G, W, $40 summit ave, West Ho-
simmons 31nSpi e g. A. Lane. III.
Corporal.
Gibson. o. e, Henderson, W. Va.
Privates.
nall TT CalinoiIs Forty W Va
Bryson, II. L., wahutty, y, c.
CsbRna, NJ, &c Cambridge ST., z. Cambridge.
caeser, F. E, Madison, wis
|CAvsnaugh. r., Kokomo, Ind
Churco. Il. j., FL PasO. Tex.
Costello. T.. ", =. Lawrence, Mass.
Eardly j., Grapeville, Pa.
lIlll, q. H., salisbury, Nd,
Hoffsess. C., Boil Springs, Pa,
Jeno, w, MOnsdale, MINI.
johnson. J. H., Hazel Run, MINI.
Lowmsn. c. W, Yale, OKLA.
Mckee, T., Monessen, Pa.
Nelson, f., Hsnkinson, n. d.
Slup NJ, Fall River, Mass;
Tucci, O.. OkmulRee, Okla.
Walter. C., Logansport, Ind
DIED FROM WOUNDS. (PREVIOUSI.Y
REPORTED MISSINGD
Foster. T. E., Medicine Mound. Tex.
I I.faSTS0ff' !. r.. schcSsd Wis .s'
chesoloskey, O.. Mcdonald. Pa.
WOUNDED SEVERELY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSISGJ
Privates.
Alfonso. A., Italy.
Branham, F., Clinton. Ind.
circle, r., Springfield. Ohio
Cummings W. s.. Sioux City. iowa.
Dahlgren, II. f.. Arnot, Pa.
DerkacZ, IL. D., Delray. Mich
FEES ina, j.. 2?2 Jackson st. Brooklyn.
Herr u. NJ. Lancaster. Pa
little X. H., P!ttsbugg.
Hug J.. W. Rsnscn MINI.
Hurt c, p, Higgott. Ark.
Karp, r.. stowe, Pa
Lewis, p, layton, n. Y,
Magnani, g., Oakland, Cal
Monroe, q. F., CRrbCndiie, Pa.
Niser. O.. seNtonyll7 Nd.
oxford. 4. A., l'oeVha, Tex
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P PExTSEs6 6ssi'B .I Iry,nf Fiss,d Ak IL
RESERVE HOSPITAL 4, TREvEa.
NELSON. Theodore ". chicago. Ill.
AT RESERVE HOSPITAL, KREUzEN.
BACH, SAARBRuECK.
oLIPHANT. Henry D.. San Francisco.
AT CAMP GIEssEN.
BARNARD. Walter. Anaconda Mon
SCOTT, John w, Scranton, lows.
AT CAMP DARMsTADT.
N0OVsFLSKI: Theodore: Union CITY, Conn.
C0oMBEs, John A., Kilideer. N. d.
6iLMosE, boTn B.. Ei%irs. N. Y.
CAMP MEsCHEDE.
RYAN; Frank J.. atos oravcsend ~.
KRAUsE. Edwin j.. roo Logan st.. Brook.
KELLY, Edward f.. 1880 Hsrtimsr q.
on HEEi Howard +, Mcn..Y. \. =.
Bass, Leon r. 4. 10 w. iiSth st., New
RASH: Lee F.. DIN. N. c.
kIMEs. Clarence y. Friendship. Tenn.
CRuM. Edward. olenwood, W. va.
REPORTED IN GOOD HEALTH. CAM
UNKNOWN.
nsth!A n Charles A. Washington. y. Y
SSAARsfn ITdH; Fra c, MS;on CITY. III.
cksrIcLix. Miohsio. sss E. Ell saa io e.. New
GClAMCiULLI, Alsipe, Philadelphia.
OcnEN. HSman, 1876 James st., Newark
MepowBLL, william Henry. wss,ernport
BARRETT Ern.. T., ws,,mln.,.r Mo,.
AERMsTRoM Gustav Il. Emm.ttsSurs
RtHTcHroRD, william, Truro. Mas.
BANARRlGo. Paolo, Messina, Italy,
IOhI, brHHHt A WRNtfle1h
DENTON. Paul, hickory, N. {.
SeRtCAyTnN' william /. bailss, Ga
blETz Hoy d. Baiti'n a; S.'G Md.
CURLHf. Herman, Curlow Iowa
cHi dMs James, Eagle Grove
R6XlSi ggafTy R, ElmhuE.t, nj.
PPEEKflMoDY. Charles Danish, Lebanon. Ill
ANDpRsoN, Andrew K, HGwlsy. Mimi.
DAIdLE. Lsyite r.. MadawasEs, Ne.
p pEE6EW; y Ralph l.: Prevalence, r. /.
BEApLE. RoT.rt A., staisviiis, Tenn.
bDGh Err Glenn, Corydon. Ia
hEPoRrED wOINDEDi DAMP ON
HICKMAN. Julius, Shelbina. Mo.
bCCkNER. Carl J.. Blanco. Tex.
REPORTED N,GooD HEALTHi CAM
BLAIR. Lewis, Kalamazoo, Mtah.
VI M,,iiLLiAMS, Louis, Alliance, Ohio.
ChBANOwskI. Leon r., ifs Alabama
BESSkEE: Fred c.. sas Washington ~.
IuTTLE. John g.. Decatur, Ill
wIILI,NGER. IsAdoro, sti Il. Iih 81. New
STARR. Walter. Waterford. Pa
IoMEo. Angelo. Pittsburg,
VERSIONS, Fred H. Turtle Creek, Pa
CASEY, John e., Madad, y! u "a
BY Err Ephr1n o., Columbia, Pa
DAVIDSON. William H.. Purdy. Mo.
SCHuBE: L. NJ. Ashland, Mass.
MAMHOFF; William C.. W.nona, MINI
WS,fILIlEi John j.. West PhiladeirhiA-
sc cHSPHn IIy r. , P,ym %,T.. M ~
York.
sCHIEIps. Edward J.. La Sale. Ill.
SLATER. Herbert. South Dartmouth. Mass
SM tn. Martin. Russia.
SPAN0, BiaEio Rockland, Ne.
SWANSON. Harold 4, Warren. MINI.
TAMPA. Nicholas, soi Il. i4ith st, New
GuSNis william H. Philadelphia.
WARNE. Wilford. Ovel,on. Nd.
WICK. Elmer n, Maorshead. MINI.
llIEERaiF0Lp Joseph: syxssyills' Pa
TKAINA. Meuro. 2as Union st. Brooklyn
WILLIAMS, FRANK. Hollis, y. Y.
HARRIS. Cecil j., Detroit. Mich.
GREENE, Horcos c, Mount Holly. N. O
IRWIN. Nova ~. East Pittsburg
WILLIS. Frederick. OIL. Mass
ANDERSON. Ernest s., Rozsitsr. Pa
SC1MONEI.I/O. Gaia gerro, Akron, Ohio.
SANS, Corbly. Kirby. Pa.
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PATROLMAN (Frst Grade).
Francis A. +. Flynn. No. 6Is. TO 18TH
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PAThoLMEN
Andrew II. pwysr, t,h Prec.. to Head
quarters DIV to duty in record room 800
Mulberry street. for 30 days from 8 a. M,
Dist, TO dIty Ii raided premises, for Is
Thcr, vonneii, S1th Prtc.. to 9th
prec. f'r 80 days from A. NJ. Doce,n.
John Ferguson. Headquarters DIV. TO
sSd Prec'' assiS lr,ent to record room, 400
from 4. NJ. December g.
Thomas ]. Finn, Division OF National
Defen's Especial Ssr Payro!D. to S?d Prec.,
indefinite leave Of absence is hereby re-.
yoked.
irving Eikins, Div, OF National Defence
30 days from 1?:ol A. NJ. December .
indefinite leave OF absence is hereby re-
vuked.
The following leaves Of absence are au.
thorizod; without pay:
PATRoLMEN.
Charles II. Brown. 18th Proc, for day
from l::ol A. NJ, December 4,
BENJAMIN $ r. 1ierney. aIst Prec.. for
William George Decker S5th Prec., FOR
l doy from i2'0i A. NJ" December I.
Edward j. Hughes, b7th Prec,, Cor l day
from A, NJ, december :.
RESIGNATION.
To take effect IL =. NJ, December Z;
pATROLMAN
Otto Schiller No 1855. IOSth Prec
SPECIAL FATRoLMEN.
designations accepted:
Louis Philips. No 6la, with INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit company, November =
Adolph welsinx, No. S7S. with Depart
pa NJ, III -.
william BE rdsr. No. 572, with Rosen-
wasssr Bros, November 20.
DEATH.
SPECIAL PATROLMAN.
n MeElearaey, No. 2I9, with Calvary
Cemetery, October 26.
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POLICE DEPART
MENT ORDERS
REINsTATENPNT

To take effect 2. NJ, December 4:
PATRoLMAN (First Grade).
Francis A. J.. Flynn. No. 6Is, TO 18TH
Prec.
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STARTS FIRE TO GET HOLIDAY.
Hoy who Caused Blaze in school
Held for Examination,

Solomon Lebelsky. 10. of G. East
Hath street tossed match into the
waste basket under his teachers desk
on the fourth floor OF Public School
1903. Madison avenue and 1lSth street,
Monday afternoon, The paper burst
into flame, the principal sounded tho
quick dismiss signal and the pupils
were marched in good order TO tho
street By the time the frcmen ar
rived half OF the desk had been burned.
Yesterday when Solomon was ar
raigned before Justice Levy in the
ChiIdren's Court On charge OF juve-
nile delinquency, he said he thought it
would be nice to have holiday. He
was remanded until Friday pending
IN examination into his mental and
physical condition
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q. S. MEN IN CANADIAN LIST,
Two New York Men Included In
Days Casualties.

OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. 3.-The followln
names of Americans appear in to
days overseas casualty list:
DIED.
HALL, John. Santa Rosa, Cal.
WOUNDED.
MARTIN. g., Alexandria, Va
MARTIN, j.. eyracrse, ~. Y.
MISSING.
GRAVES. c., Chelsea, Mass.
ILL.
Dryden, h. Seattle
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
wORTHINGToN. c. baltimore.
FOSTER, NJ, Pucatelin Idaho,
CODY, j, BillinEs Non.
PRISONER OF WAR,
BAZAS. c., Manchester, y.
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UTAH.

VIRGINIA.
GOOD James C.. sergt.. Timberville (DW).
a.. TER, II. W. sergt., Chase City (K).
A,!l George W, Radiant ODD,
ANDERSON. John b. Scottsvlile (M).
hanks, Linwood, Locust Hill Post Office,
Md eseX county tW).
~ IT, Joseph X, Crozet (K).
ARR, Armey b., DRnviils tW).
'HArMAN. Alfred H., Snowflake (M).
,'fN WE'LL, Melvin, Manassas CDw).
,ttWLEN. While. Winterpock ODD.
h,lGHERTY. Lloyd f.. :;orfolk tSD.
h:5,'. John II Make ODD.
nERPY Asa F. berkeley wv.
POWELL, Homes BarboWsville Cw).
rtiTlG. Charles j.. Richmond (Mj.
.N'lER. Robert c., Toms Brook Cw),
HARVEY. Walter d. Richmond (AD.
II NDLEY, Walter e., Danvilie (K).
EhEEEDY. Harry b.. BaleEills (K).
y leak, Franklin L., ODD.
MpSELEY, Ernest L.. Valentines ODD.
EARRlSH. Ezra L.. Inex ODD.
PAtSLEY, Herbert. Westwood (M)
FAnrERsoN, Alfred r.. stusrts Draft
PEI IAN, Samuel C., Rsgar tM,.
'.tuY, Leonard NJ. Raven (Dw).
--.TT Lee, Richmond (wI0.
ST'L1Z. Brice NJ. Bassett Cws).
LEY. Hober' L., Evergreen (W).
~, lIIAMS, Kemp, QuanticO ODD.
EN3D Jacob p Aiddebrook (wUD.
WASHINGTON.
h ,,,ls lkI' William j. A.. Lieut..
LAl'f, Wesley Irving. Arlington Cwup.
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MARINES.


BTEHtER. Edward j., 21s elst St.
coRRIGAN John j.. 45l w. 10th st. tAD.
JOHNSON, Carl A.. l0s w. 13oth st. iMl.
McGR ATH, Frank r. 800 W, l42d st wv
MAHoNEY, Michael j., 14id Park av.
o'GoNT;,oR. Edwin F, ia Lefterts pl.
TH1NN2N o4 M sg u 5 5Si 10th Ct H * m
WILDEE. George f. Jr,. 2oG Albany av.
ALABAMA.
WIN. Julian. sergt.. Berry (DD).
GILMORE. James r., Cottonwood (M).
TENANT, Charles W, Newell (M).
CALIFORNIA.
BROWN. Lawrence T. corp. Lemon Grove
sEA,E clyd. w. corp, Los Angeles
RosCH; Frank, sanOma lDwl
M MOO waiter T.. Fresno Iw),
WALKER, James A., Oakland (MO.
WILLIAMS George nj itonte CDw)
CONNECTICUT.
COHEN. Erwin a. Norwich Ky.
GEORGIA.
Gibson. Arthur F.. Rellinger (M).
YORK. Lex, Quartz CM).
ILLINOIS.
| PoRAH. Ernest, corp, Chicago .(P).
| sTEALEY, Arthur l.. corn. chicoso (Mi.
.IIEE Lesser W, Chicago (Dwj.
AN PEP so Avid p, Iockport !ND.
GRIMM. Thomas r. Chicago CM.
por->-C,'IsT Ge"-~e "N'o"~- tM).
| SHEnDEN, James T.. Dundee Cw).
SPENCER. Guy H.. jamestown (Dw).
INDIANA.
JORDAN. George J Fort Wayne CMl.
TONNES, Henry II Evansville (M).
IOWA.
oLDz. Clint, oakvile tSD.
KANSAS.
BAYNAN, Edward t. Second Lieut.,
ickMPpELL James F.. corp, LamonttM).
| BOOMER. solon r. Snbctha. tK)
| LIKES Bedford A. Pomona (Wj.
KENTUCKY.
MCDOWELL, Irwin b. sergt.. Louisville
| (DW).
MARYLAND.
vARELLA. Victor, Baltimore (Dw).
MASSACHUSETTS.
| Common. George T., Spencer (Dw).
| PAINE. Edward, Brookilne (Dw)
| PARKER Eugene j. Roxbury (M).
MICHIGAN.
zoLTowsKI. william. Lieut.. Detroit
MeW WON. Ambrose B.. sergt. p,troit
cFoI3ER, Joseph Az Leprlum two.
POsENTWAI. saul f., Detroit (Dw)
sTEPHENs. Anthony C., Saginaw lw).
MINNESOTA.
DUNCAN. Frank. CORP. FoNholm (DW).
STARR. william IL, North f'ranch (M).
| CRAM, Ithial. Battle Lake on,
JONES. GeorRe w. pine River (nw).
| ZIP ANcOIS, Joseph G.. st. Paul tK).
IRACVLIN, David, Duluth ND,
scHwANN, Louis j., Austin (w).
MISSISSIPPI
BRADsHAw. Charles r., Yazoo city tM
SPENCER. John A.. Cola (M).
MISSOURI.
SCHROEDER, Frank, corp. North Kansa,
City (DWD,
BAI'ER Chester D., St. Louis (K).
GROVE. Raymond j., Kansas City on.
HOUR, Harry r., Kansas City (wD.
HOWELL. John d., Lou!siana eva,
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BROWN. william A.. ssrst. Riverside
tw) -. ,,,,,,>
SLASCHARD. Fred j.. Peace Dale
pofs pieudonn.. woonsocRot (wul.
SROWLEY, Michael. Providence (wU).
STI,L. Joseph a.. Providencs (wS).
GiORGIo. Frank, Natick (Ml:
GiOSI. Antonio, Providence tMl.
GOODMAN, John, Attleboro (Wsl.
GREENE. Harry W., Wexford (DWl.
McELf. Francis L., Providence lWU).
MCLHoLLAND. James F., Providence
PRICE, Harold E. Pswtuckst (ws).
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PRIEST WILSON
ASKSFOR REPORT
ON DRAFT RAID
New York Stacker Hunt, in
Which 10000 Were Taken
Into Custody. viii
be PrObed.

wASHINGTON. sept. 6.-Pres't
Wilson has asked Atty. Gen. Greg
ory Tor a complete report of the cir
cumstances surrounding the slack
er roundup" in New York city this
week in which upward of 10000
men we're taken into custody by
agents of the department of justice
the military Intelligence bureau. and
soldiers and sailors, on suspicion
that they were attempting TO evade
the ~selective service law.
The presidents purpose I'M calling
for a report from the attorney gen
eral was not made known. His re-
ouest was transmitted after the mat
ter had been vigorously debated
Thursday i'm the senate and sen.
/ Smoot of Utah. republican, had o.
fered a resolution proposing an in
N-estigation by the senate military
committee 10 establish who issued
orders for the use of soldiers and
sailors in the roundup. Objection
by Sen. Kirby of Arkansas, demo-
crat. caused the resolution TO go
over. but Sen. Smoot plans 10 call it
up again Monday
Believe Was Authorized.
The roundups were conducted
under the direction of federal die
trict attorneys who unquestionably
acted under guidance from Wash
ington. At the office of Provost
Marshal Gen. Crowder Thursday il
was said the arrests were made
without authority from OF knowl-
edge of that office. No word was
/ forthcoming from the Var and navy
departments as to who issued or
ders for soldiers and sailors to par
! ticipate.
In calling the attention OF the
senate Thursday 20 the wholesale
arrests. Sen. Chamberlain. chairman
4 or the military committee, said he
( objected 10 such unauthorized pro-
( cedure. He was joined in his pro-
rest by Sens. Calder Of New York.
/ Johnson OF California. sherman OF
+ Illinois. republicans and other sen
ators. while Ninority Leader Lodge
was insistent that the country should
know who was responsible Tor the
employment OF the nations lighting
men IN such an undertaking.
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u. S. CASUALTY LIST
BILLED IN ACTION.

KILLED IN ACTION.
PKIEATES.
lanes TT. Blcknell, Indianapolis. Ind
Jesse y Cheriugton. Dathiuda. M.
Joseph Kelly, Chicago. 100.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Ee0ard Thomas NtbberG Corunna.
Mich.
Edward UouEherty. Hilman. Mich.
Anthony Petro. Westville. III.
Domosthne -hiok0. Chicago. i'll
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
LIEITENANTS.
Wiliam @. Finch. EdmOre. Mich.
George T. Pbipps. Evansville. Ind.
Ralph o. Lakiu. Bangor. Mi,I.
SERGEANTS.
Rudolph Boese. Joliet. II
John Rampsch. Chicago. uI.
tORPORALS.
Michael PAMELA Chicago. Tl.
Edwin IT. keachie. Chicago. Iu.
Theodore Tonkinsou. Grafton. Ti.
'asmir J. Vera. Chicago I'D
Thomas a. Pope. chicago ILL.,
PRINATES.
Marvin l.. Bradshaw. HILL View. UI
William La-her. Tell CITY. Ind.
Walter Man. Chicago. Tl
Roy MauldiuE. Belle Prairie. mn.
Clarence William Gorbutt. Three
Rivers Mich.
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John : Bansci. Gsry. Ind
ora Bennett. Danville, Ill
Donald u Bradway. MorgantoWn. Tod.
George W. Crull, Trafalger. Ind.
Louis DalessandrO. Chicago. III.
William Bryan Demarest TekouAa
Mich.
ROY Brown Hamilton. Port Huron
Mich.
Edward Daniels. Chicago IL. )
Harry l. Heron, Indianapolis. Iud.
Richard Jaap. Woodstock ILL.,
Frank 7. Kavanagh. Emmett Mich.
John Klecka. Detroit. Mich.
George II. Luke. Wakefield Mich.
David RI Norton. Tekon~ha. Mich.
Frank Rigo. Center, Ind
Frank Wolski. Chicago. Tl.
Nathan VI Woodruff. Chicago. IL
Frank J. Eldred. Chicago. Il
Arvid ForsherE. Trouwood. Mich.
Ernest T.. Gahau. Paoli Ind.
jacob Gretzky. Argo, Il
Louis Grund. Chicago. Ti.
WOUNDED DECREE UNDETFR-
MINEDl
LIEUTENANT
Ivan " Sheriff.. Maurkport. luI
S~ERGI.ANTS.
Archie LOomis. Detroit. Mich.
William Carpenter kowelL. Detroit
Mich.
MUSICIAN.
Charles A. MrCaruau. North Vernon.
PRIvATES.
Charles l.. Corbiu, Crown Point Ind.
Arnold q. Gels. Detroit. Mich
Stephen \. Guiuee. South Chicago. No.
Emanuel o.. Leberet. Evansville. Ind.
Joseph Mooney. Detroit, Mich
Arthur i. Nelson. Knoxville. IN.
Evert Price. Lake. Ind
Ralph Is. Reed. Polo. III
George g.. Rui Chicago. Il
Frank SaleWski, Detroit. Mich.
Matthias J Lau5enthal Rochester, A.
William Lauer. jr. Molri~ouville. H.
Stsuley PastWu Detroit Mich.
Elsie = Morris. Gossett ILL.,
William W. Saim. Lansing. Mich.
Price Tabor. Columbus. Ind.
Floyd T. Tappen. Detroit, Nich.
Orval Theodorc Wood. Lansing. Mich.
MISSING IN ACTION.
PRtNAfES.
Everett Fulton Huntington. Ind.
John a. Harmon. Terre Haute. Ind
benjamin II. Hayes, Michigan City.
Ind.
John IT.. Hilton. Rockford. M.
John -. Mciinnis. Linton. Ind.
Charles PierSon. Clinton. Ind.
William Lano. Detroit. Mich.
George J.. Mcdonald. French Lick Inc.
John MagielsEi. Detroit, Mich.
Joseph Minker. Chicago. IN.
Claude l.. Phifer. Upton. Ind.
Writ Rig>by. indianapolis, Ind.
John Edward shannon. Clinton. Ind
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Howard ". Jaucb. OAK PARK. III
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHEI

W. - 1Aa ~ AHN
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
LTETTENANTS.
Charles a. Dutt. Alma. Mich.
SERGEANTS.
Joseph J~Iul0nski. Shelter. IL.
Charles s.. kurtz, Columbia. H.
Charles ~. Mckinney. West Point
Alfred Scheffer Saginaw. Mich
Marion Zwirek. Chicago. Ut.
COEPORALS
Clarence e.. B0hde. Fort Wayne. Ind.
Ralph Y Burns Kentlaud. Ind.
Dawson u. Paul Newcastle. Tud.
PBTNATES.
Peter VI. Bouts, Ishpeming Mich.
Homer NJ. Elsey. LoogooteS. Ind
Daniel FLYNN. Chicago. H.
Homer Friend. East Chicago. Ind.
Arthur Grigsby. New salem. Ind
I;olla MrCrea. Cambria. M.
Raymond s.. Phillips Greenca>tle In4.
John Staubek. chicago. nm.
Frank Neesly. Chicago. H.
John Hon. Chicago. m.
Joseph Huma, chicago, ~.
Frank Juske. Chicago. ll
Thaddeu- NcCully. Mt Pleasant. Mich
Raymond Elmer Martin, Gosport Ind
Richard NJ. Rice. Nirdeu. IN.
Charlie Saviano. Chicago. ll.
Raymond B. Smith. Bloomfield Ind.
Elton Link. Ewing. H.
imam T.. MdIfluE4As NNAuA A4la- lal.
James Morgan N~tuceuues. lud-
WOUNDED degree Undetermined.
CAPTAIN.
Rupert l.. Purion. Chicago. TIT.
SEHGEANTS.
Robert T.. Alley. MetamOra, IND.
Ora r.. huffman. t-hurubu>rO. lnu.
CORPORALS.
Frank T.. Ernst, Shelbyvile. I'LL
Mark Lowe. New Haven, Ill.,
Herbert r.. Pratt, Adrian. Mich.
MUSICIAN.
Charles /. Ulmet Trenton Il.
PRTNATI.S.
William Haynes. Trafalgar. Ind.
EeIsey O.. Hancock. Wabash. Ind.
John : Haugh. Detroit. Mich.
Wilbur = Hawkins. Newman. III.
Anda Hershey. G~reenShurg. Ind.
Rolau II. Hiles. indianapolis. luu-
Mike L~etauOvski kangleyi I'll.
Almus LOlesS. Marion. TIL.
Andrew Paleu. Detroit Mich.
Frank Leslie RYAN. Bridgeport. ILL.,
Lawrence ". Toomhs. Mill shoals D..
Mathews SzWeda. Detroit, Mich
Guy Vaughan. TaylorYille. I'll.
Orvel L. Nhitacre, Hartford City. Ind
Christopher Wolfe. Coruville. Ill.
Jess VI. Baker. indianapolis. lud.
Harry Berger. Chicago. I'M.
Wilmer e.. Book. Fort WAYNE. Ind.
William L. Burton. indianapolis. Ind
Isaac Broom. Warren. Ind
Milo X. Ferry. R0Scommon. Mich.
- - u HA |ANE AhAH Jun LA
Louis l.. Koberuus>. Chicago. tn.
Carl Baylou Brady. Kalamazoo. Mich
Frank C%ullnane. Evansville. Ind.
DOmiutk Del Rio. Chicago. I'D.
Paul r.. GatCWOod- ShelOyyille. Ind.
Price Giles. Indianapolis, Ind
William Hahn. Fort Wayne. Ind.
Herscrt T. kurZ. Quincy. Ut.
MISSING IN ACTION.
PEINATES.
Herman Davis. Ninceunes, Ind.
Emmett Joseph Donahue. Fort Wayne
Iud.
Roy Easton. Chicago. I'll.
Alan e.. Gibson, East Lansing. Micn.
Oviel Edgar Greeulee. Bedford, Ind.
stephen y Heggi South Bend, Iud-
George W. Hill Rockford. l0.
George William H0rner. Fort Ritnor.
Ind
Mich.
Manson otto shelley. Frankfort. Ind.
Curtis simmons. indianapolis. Ind.
Frank Thomas smith, Washington
Ind.
utis smith. indianapolis. Tud.
ROY ". smith, Michigan City. Ind
Edward Seucher Sousley, North Lilo
crty. Ind.
Thomas Stewart. Libertyville- Ind.
Emery james Stickles, J%Isouville. Ind.
james Miles Watts. tovingtou. lud.
Conrad Zoeckler. Duquoin. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-06
NOTICE 10 PUBLIO.

Owing TO lack Of newspaper
space incident 10 the large
amount of other war news. and
because OF the little interest
that could possibly be manifest
Cd by our readers in casualties
other than thO-c from the states
OF Indiana. Michigan and I'LL
nois. The Ncw-Timss feels
justified In eliminating the names
OF those contained In the lists
from day to day outside OF the
Ihrce above named states.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-06

The following c,suaitie- lre reported
3y the commanding general 20 the Amer
lean ezp=dition4ry forces KILLED To ac
ton. 20: missing iu action. go. wounded
severely. Is died ~ wounds. ID.
wounded. degree uudct-rmiuea no. died
Of disease. Z Total. 49,
The following mrt1 are from Indiana.
Illinois aud Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-06
PREVIOUS lists

The following casualties are reported
log the commanding general OF the Amer
lean eXpeditioulry forces Killed iu ace
ton. 30. missing in action. 40. wounde'
severely. 10; died OF wounds. II,
wounded. degree undetermined. 49,. died
of disease, 3; died from accident ana
other causes. -: total. -.
KILLED IN ACTION.
LTEI TENANTS.
Harry T.. Hackett, Chicago. llI.
PRINATES
Fred Guido. Chicago. ill
William i. HIske. Aurora Ind.
Harry Starhuck. GraWu. Mich.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
CORPORAL.
Lyman j. Allison. Chicago. 40.
FRINAIES.
P1squale Carr3vetta. Chicago. I'll.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-06
GOV. GOODRICH ISSUES
PROCLAMATION ON DRAFT

INDlANAPOLE= Tn4 sept 5-
in q proclamation issued Thursday
urging cooperation in me reglstrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-06

ton which Will be held for men be-
tween the ages or j. and 80. on
sept -. GOV Goodrich declares
that ignorance of The Law and or
the regulations issued by pcoper au
thoritieS under the law VII excuse
no one
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-24
NV EsTMENT BANKING COURSE
OFFERED At STATE SCHOOL

EUGENE. Jan. s4.---A course In
inves, ment banking will be started In
Portland by the school Of commerce
at the University Of Oregon. under
the auspices Of the extension division
OF the commercial and investment
banks OF that city. and for the invest
ing public generally. Frank A. Free
man, vice president Of the Lumber
mems Trust company. who has had
vide experience as bond dealer. will
conduct the course for the university.
Liberty bond investments have Great.
ed vide knowledge for information
nlony these lines.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-24
EAT lfSS.MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
TAKE A GLASS OF OAlTO 70
FtUsH KIDNEYS lF 0lAooGA
eOTHgRS YOU

Eating meat regularly evenuaIly pro.
duces kidney trouble In some form OF
other. says . wsll.known authority. b.
cause the uric acide In meat sxcites
the kidneys. they become ovsrwork.
ed: get sluggish: clog up and cause
all sorts OF distress. particularly back.
ache and misery In the kidney region:
rheumatic twinses. severe headaches.
acid stomach. constipation. torpid
liver. sleeplessness. bladder and
urinary irritation.
The momen our back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right or U
bladder bothers you. get about four
ounces OF Jad Salts from any eood
pharmacy: take . tablespoonful In .
glass Of water before breakfast for Q
few days and your kidneys will then
act hne. This famous salts q made
from the acid OF grapes and lemon
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-24

I hereby certify that the attached
statement OF the cost Of completion
and details OF the present physical
condition OF the klamath County
court house. II true. accurate and
to the best OF my knowledge
ability and belief. (signed)
JOHN GEO. KELLY JR.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me.
N notary public. this 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 1917. J. A. DeGROFF.
Notary Public.
my commission expires February
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