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mer O. Bracket, ~. Albnns, vi Clat-
ence Davis Lawrence, Mass; John A.
Hummer. Vast ington. u. c; John G.
LalnE, Hlnsdale. H.. Harry Mitchell.
Llyermore Falls, Me. John Quinn, Chi
.,ago; Clifford H. Ssk, keoKuk, Iowa.
Albert Thomas. BAY ~. Lou y. Miss
Corpls Charles German. Lowell. Mass.
Albert j. Kunz, Newark, n. j. John La
fakIs. Alton, M Alfred Mnhonoy jr,
Troy n. Y; Hugo N. Nylonder Cam
bridge. Mass.
Ky
PRlvATEs.
Arthur F Alden, Liyermore Falls. Me.
John htdroEiyies. Schenectady, N. VI
billiard NJ BARLEY. Deorficld. Va; Hoel
Benudoln. Wallngford. Conn. Harry
Besmos, Union HiIl, N. j.; George Brlggs.
Woodsville. N. H., Walter Burzonski. pu-
luth, MINI; Teaney Butcher. Weston.
W Va. Leon H. Carter, MlnchestcA
n. H.; Arthur u. Cassidy. burlington,
Vt. stephen CharRmut, New Britain,
Conn Dclbcrt Goblin. Rochester, n. y,
Charles E.<Collins. Madison Me John A.
COmpston. Blandvllle, w. Va; Nicola De-
Cincinnati Ono Albert Adams, vica
Nocila italy; Charles Anderson, Man
chester; Fred Bell. Elberton, Gu; An
drew Bruins, Manltowoc. Wis; Joseph
Clougl rty. New York; Paul Cochran.
Claro, III. Roscoe ID. Cook. Botonyille.
Vt: Dave Cornhlast. Vicksburg. Misc
Frank Davis, Hollinsworth, Ky: Fred u.
Davis, Alliance, ohio Charles T. Draper,
Detroit, Daniel e Emery West Swan
Zcy. n. IL. Fred Finney, Lnporte, Ind
Arthur X. Flannery, " zabeth, N. j.;
Charles Forney. Carlisle, Pa. Montford
X Foster, Lagrange, Me; benedict NJ
Gloudeman, Philox. Wis; Michael ]
Cough, New York Herman I. IIamm
SaNton. Pa: James Irwin EarlhRm Iowa
Gcrrell f. innings, PelZer. II. l., Earl
Johnson, Peacock, Pa; Herbert l.. Kuhn,
Greenfield. Mass; Oscar Lavoic. Gardner
Mass, John Lawrence, Cleveland: John
/. Layer, + Pittsburgh; Leslie @. Leach
Manchester. n II Albert Leclalr. Lew
ston, Me; Frank T. Lottorln, Leomin-
ster. Mass wyatt Llyings. McNclll
Miss. Harry W. Lynch, Bellows Falls
Vt; John Y Mnngen, Carbonate. Pa
| William Manning, n Y. Daniel Mel
nictl. Akron, Ohio. Charles B Mavers
! chester n H.; John J. O'Neill philn'
delphu; Eddie Osborn Cmcinnati. Will
! lam Pitts, Rolls Mills. Ala Edward
| Richaby. Old Forge, Pa; Lewis W Ross
| Charlotte Mich. A. Salveson, Christian
! san, Norway, otto Sanders Hewitt, W
| Va: Lawrence A. Sears. Grcencnstle. Ind
| Frank J Sheehy. jersey CITY, James W
| Smith. Vauceboro. n G.: Morgan Smith
| Wichita Fails, TcNns Fred 4 Smythers
| MOnarat- Va; Arthur " Summers. An,
derson. Ind. James H. stewart, Browns
| vile. Pa. Joseph Tayres. Honolulu
Hawaii Benedict Teoncy,. Connersyllle
| Ind. sam NJ. Terman, Chicago; Atticut
| II Thomas. Grove oak, Ala: walter
| Thomas. Lexington. KY. Phllp G ToEier
| Cullford, Me Clarence l.. Walsh. Prov,
| ldence, II. L. Harry w Hltcomb, Tlpton
| Ind. Frank Zika, no address.
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WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDE-
TERMlNED.
oEEIcERs.


Capt Robert Messersmlth. Fleetwood.
Pa.
Lieutcnants Carlton S. Wallace, MIN
neApOlis; Herman Ia Mcleod, Pnulding,
Ohio; John q. Schneider jr.. st Joseph
Mo; Louis +. zimmerman jr., Leonia, n.
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Srrgeauts Claude :. Bedin, SinuRma-
honlng. Pa; Arthur GOcrtcz. HoOra, Mo {:
Max NJ. Goldberg, Atlanta Ga: walter
Hlllman, Muuongahela, Pa; John Letter,
Mention. Ind Eugene McIlugh. New
York; Christie Nj. Peterson Lyon, Iowa;
Robert white Los Angeles. cal; Condy
Gallagher, NesquchOninR Pa; James
Donohue. Jersey. N. j.; Elmer l. Fad
don. Ludlow Vt; Harry Han Pater-
son. y j.: James Lambert, Lexington,
Ky; Harry r. Mercer, Newark, Del;
Chiffon y. Moss. East St. Louis, Ill
Stanley Roscoe. Newark y. : Eric T.
Thomson, Carbondme, H.; Donald De
wore, Acton, Ind,
Corpornls Arthur W Anderson. Val
mouth, Neb.: Merle w Bats Baltimore;
Erwin VI. Brrithaupt. Dresden, Ohio:
Alvin r. BroeNng. lndinnauolS; Rl"h.
ardson Campbell. wichita. Kan; Claud
T. Cook. Hutchinson, kan; George j.
Corbet, Chicago; Horace Dale, Column
hia Miss: Chuck II Davis, Evansville.
n C.: George l. Fcts. Bengies Nd
VIM l. Foster. Hamilton, Ohio: Ray
mond Gibson, KnGsport. Tenn; Fred
y. Hammer, Ironton. ohio; Michael J.
Hardiman, Chicago; John c. Haverncld,
Wciser. Idaho; James p, Kane. Pitts
hurGh. Pa; Justin H. Klein, Detroit,
Mich; Edward Lacure. Chicago; Elmer
N. Iancascr Arcta. Cal: Alexander Lc-
Mont Cicero, III; Prislcv r. Lomineck,
Chattanooga. Tenn; Albert Miller New
York David A NauGhton. Chicago; Guy
G. Ochoskv, Berlin, Wis Walter d.
O'Toole, Shulshurg. wis; Harold u.
Randolcs. Rochester. n Y; Lester
Rnmey, salt Lake, Utah; william Ruck-
ert Newark y j.; Charles NJ. Rution.
Cattlettsburg. Ky. Albert f.. Sawyer
Chicago: George w Screech, Terre
Haute, Ind; Mark NJ Shattuck. Pontiac,
Mich. FOndus II. Smith. Williamsburg
Ohio: Russell T.. Smith. Quincy, Mich
Ormal u. Evans Warren, Mich: Law
renee y. Swanberg. Chicago; John D.
Sykes College Park Ga: Milo G. Tcbbe
st Louis. Mo: Allen B Tilghman, St
Louis, Mo; George X. willard, Brook
Bn, Joseph YeniCk, Plymouth. Pa
Trumpeter George r Sanderson. Or
lRnda, Fla.
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS.
Lieutenants willard II. Hazey, Toledo,
Wilson S, Keller. Barto. Pa; Harold b..
Kinne, Orofino. Idaho; Frank J Mc-Con-
nell, Richmond HilL y. y: Frank r
Marston. Pensacola, Fla Francis w.
NON ,comMlssloNeo OFFICERS.
SerGeants George r. Agee. Kansas
City. Mo. David C. Harrison, clayton,
Del. Delbert Mccoy. Washington, Pa;
J. RothmeIer, Haaeton. Pa,
Corporals Homer L. Berkley. Ursula,
Ark; John J. Mulvey Railway, n, j;
Chas r. Pntineaude. Essex, Vt; Her
bert Griffin, Columbia. Tenn; Arthur
G. Mock. Altoona, Pa; Isem skidmore
Cooks Tsaiore Kaufman. Perth Amboy,
N. j.; John Laughon. Odessa. Texas.
PRlVATES.
Prlvates Albert Aguew, Davenport.
Iowa; John Alfred Woodlawn, Miss;
J.. L. Ioekenoogen, Altken, Minn.;
Thomas r. Coppngham. Dillon. $. c.;
Joseph f. Cottrcll. West Webster, N. Y;
Chas. u. Crane, Martihshurg. Mo:
George +. Dill, Bloomingdale. Ind; James
Buii; Barboqrsyille, Ky; John Dynan'
CHgO; Michael Gorkovei, Grodna, Russia;
Arthur Grant, Corpus Christi. Texas;
Clfford Jones. Miles city. Mont; Tony
Mprcheo Evcrson, Pa: Mitrafan MiAk-
Wash; Mussie Opelchuck. East Cam
bridge, Mass; Merritt Personcni, Spo-
kane, NJ Y; Rudolph Rabinowitz, Coney
Isle. N. Y; Joseph Rachwal Brooklyn
n. Y; Leo j Sanders. Ewing. Neh.: Roy
Nichelas Snidcr. Pilot lIin, cal Georg,
Sterling, Crlsficld, Md; William A
Strattou, Fan River Mass. Daniel w
Thomas, Globe. Arlz; Frank Wright
Nehtun. Mass: Nick BagEett, Vellle
Ah; Albert Bowker. New York; Johl
~ Cannon. La Grange Ga. GARNER
Cappuzza, Beywin. Pa; Thomas +. CON
don. Indianapolis; Clarence c. Ellison
Jamestown, Ran; Roy T.. Foraker, Bell,
Plains, Kan; Frank Z. Gondeck Ham.
tramck Mich; Holly L. Goodman. Con-
cord. N. Y: Lee n Kenyon Brooks
Iowa; Grover c. King, Cana, Va Albert
Lambert. Chester, Pa; Arthur W.
I.oomis, Cheney. Kan; Arthur y Mrin-
tosh Rosemnd. La; Tony Rutins.
lambert Ind; Albert J. Schewee, Tcrre
Haute, Ind Burrell Smith. Tnsey, KY;
Carl T. Wetz, New York.
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CASUAL TIES MOUNT TO $500 AS TOLL OF MARINE VICTORY

Moore. Mount Zion Iowa; Asa A. Moran
BAY ~. Louis, Miss, I'd J. Norman, De-
trOlt Oscar w Peterson, Jamestown.
N. -, Joseph j. Powers, AuSable Forks,
n. y. Franz Rcsder. Speuceryllle, Ind. !.
Joseph J. stone. Macon Mo; James y,
weford, Edith. Miss; Ernest n. Wood
ward Abba, N, Y,
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WOUNDED IN ACTION DEGREE UN-
DETERMINED
NON .coMMissIoNEp oFrIcEes.

Sergts Louis A. Casey. Waterloo,
Iowa; James Clancy. Everett, Mnss
John +. Clayton. Cpls. Saskn tchewnn;
Joseph A. BlntIng Coleman, wis: Rue
ben r. Cooley. Hunnewell. Mo: Mlchae
Douglass, New York: Edwin F Helm
bach. Pine Grove. Pa; BENJAMIN X.
Lemke. WashnKton. D c.: Pnnl II.
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DIED OF WOUNDS.
Won COMMISSIONED oFFIcrRs.

Corporal Wallace G. Cox, New Or
leans
Wagner willis L. strouse, sunbury,
Prlvates clayton II. Baker. Tully. N
Y; Milo r. Choney, Frankfort, Ind;
William II. Ferguson ore city. Texas,
Robert ]. Hall, Kings Mills Ohio: Leo
4. Schwcnd Dubuque. Iowa
DIED FROM AlRPLANE ACCIDENT
Cadet Percy II Preston, pittsburg Pa
DIED OF ACCIDENT.
Private llogo Evangeucu. Capedimon-
to, Ialy.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Private Theodore Rochester, Seat
Pleasant Md
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TElRMlNLD.
NON. COMMIsSIONED OFFIcFns
OFFICERS.
Lieut. Kenneth Logic, Terre Haute

N-COMMlSSlONED OFFICERS.
p scrgeonts Eugene NJ. Cunningham
aPolis; Clarence f. Reeher, Koppel, Pa
Chas. l.. Bailey. Dorccster. Mass Frank
NJ Flanagan Chicago; Scott w Hall.
lntergrove, MINI; Raymond ~ Harper.
Chicago; Melvin c. Kirkwood. Rouse
vile, Pa; Nilhaiu Cneil, New York
Mechanics Frank II. Miller Graysvine
Tenn; Leo +. AtkPlsld, Milwaukee.
Corporals Charles O.. Anderson, New
Rochelle. n. Y; Rollie Benton, Sioux
city Iowa; William Gordon, Rockaway
Beach, n; y; Mark H. lIammel. Two
Rivers, Wis; Merle II. Windsor, Camp
hcll Moss; Charles shaw, Grovepor;.
Ohio: John A. frclericks New York
Fred II. Kitchens. Atlanta. Ga; Adolf
Pamoloski Chicago.
Buglor Russell J. Bishop. Williams
" Y
Prvates Harry Rrown, indianapolis
Ind; James a. Donahue. Brooklyn :
Charles a. Jennings. Rutland. Vt; John
Leroy Ruddy New York; Herman Kos
tzke, Escnnaba, Mich; Frank Kuta,
Chicago; Willie Lucas Hnrdinshurg, Ky
Leonard J. Lutz, Chelsea. Mass. John
f.. Lydcn, Homestead. PA; John l.. Nc
Arthur, St Louis; Dick Pcddicord,
Cynthtana. Ky. Charles j. Reilly. New
YORK: Leland Rokes, Warren, Mo: Jul
ius Rottluif Pottervnle, Cal; Jerry Sc
virk,, Chicago; Philip Sommerschuh.
Philadelphia; Charles stair. Evansville,
MINI; Gordon Wellington, Mayville.
Mich; George Anglin, Caneriver, N. NJ:
John Borucki. Chicago: clyde r. Braley,
Bristol y. H.; John II. Cooke. Low
vile, y. Y; Vincent II. Coren Brook
lyn; William j. Cowan. Astoria. n. y;
Harry T.. Dempsey. Pottsvillc. Pa; wal
ter Dlrden, Somis Cal; Joseph y Don't
wan. Chicago; william J. Doherty.
Washington; layton 8 Downey, Chester.
Pa; VIM. Gray, Brooklyn. N Y:
Joseph Harmon. Chilncothe, Ohio: How
ard p Hongand, ElgIn. M Andrew +.
ledynak Chicago; owen Kearney. New
York. carrie Creegle. Omaha
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WOUNDED SEVERELY.


Capt Paul r Hudson, Sharon, Pa.
LiC~ss Lawrence G Andrews, Massll-
lon Odio; Charles II Douglas. Sycamore,
n. Y. Lsdislnu T. Jnndra, West Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, Arnold NJ. McInerry, South
Bend Ind; Allin B. MscMurphy. South
burlington. Vt John c, Oldfeld Gar.
narYille, N. Y Allen A. Turkey, Des
Molnes, Iowa; W W Austin, BrooAne,
Mass Randall r. Graves. Bay CITY,
Mich: IAvi l.. Lamb. California. PA. :
Arthur W. Pope. Boston; Malcolm Rice,
Paintsville. XIV.
NON. COMMISSIONER OFFICERS.
Sergts David Bosnian, Brooklyn; FL
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WOUNDED SEVERELY.


OFFICER.
Lieut.. Miller n. Bond, Enid, Okla.
NON.COMMl SSloNED OFFICER,
CorpL Milton A. Samuel, Fort Worth,
IoNA8
PRlVATEs.
Priyates Melvin II Balm. Slnton, Texas.
Ray Addison Crawford, Argyle. Texas,
Abraham Ducotz. Cottonport. Lat: Erwin
Ellis, Bryant, Okla; Horace c. Harrison.
Watson, La. Isaac G., Jeffrey Mount
Olive. Ark James S. Dutford, Healdton,
okla; Moses NJ Haynes, WillifOrd, Ark
The dead In the five lists combined
follow.
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SEVERELY WOUNDED.

The list OF severely wounded includes:
OFFICERS.
Lieuts Tracey X. Staines. FL Paso.
Texas Henry A. Welsch jr., III Paso,
Texas; Joseph W Stnrkey, Chnttnnooga.
Tenn; Private Fred J., Adair. Prince
ton. Ark.
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Corpls. Bert u. Coleman. Henrietta.
Texas; James NJ. Perkins, Pruden. Tenn. (;
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William 2. Bailey. speodwell, Ter
Morgan Smith, Wichita Falls, Ten
Frank Zlkh. no address.
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERl
MINED
The llst OF those wounded In actt
degree undetermined. includes: serl
(Conlntued ION PAGE :, Column ~
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MISSING IN ASTIoN.
PRIvATES

prlvstes George Castleberry, Wellston,
Okla.j Mnrvl Dotson, Amarillo, Texas,
Berdest Fanchfr, Garrison, Texas.
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Roger N, Cartwright, Dyelth. Wales
Fred l.. Curris, Goldonna, La. Henry
Das. Slochteren, &olland; Frank DefaZio,
GimigleonU. lta,y; William F. Dolan, Phil
ndelrhia; Arthur V Drake, Sayre. Pa.
william s. Drake. Brooklyn; Michael Fed
erkiewic1. Powlset. Austria Morris Field
man. New York. Chester Haburn, Jones'
vile. Va; Frank p. Healey Scranton,
Pa; Bruno G. Kiesmnhl. New York. Rob
bert Lafex. Utica, n. Y; Samuel Laka-
asky, Ihila 1elphin, Lester G.. Mclean.
Midland, Mich John s. McQueary, CO.
lumbla, Ky; Arthur l.. Minis. Graceville
Fla; william l.. Noel. Philadelphia Rob
ert G. Ossood. PowdervIlle, Mont. Lola
l.. Owensby Fletcher. N C: Dewitt T.
Bhurrough. Monroe. La; Nick Philip
chuk, Prowskurow, Russia; John siltia,
Belrn, Alta, Italy; Harry Alderman, Bal
t'more: Leo G.. Alen. CORY, Pa; Ernest
r August, Dorchester. Neb.; Carl II.
Barr Akron Iowa; Harry II. Bell Ka-
hokn, Ny. Michael Duron Venice, Cal.
John Il Murphy, Philadelphia, John w
Inv Stockton, Mo; William H. @. viii
: I&p Newark, N. j.
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COrpls Homer l.. Berkeley. Ursula,
ARK; John Laughon. Odessa, TeNaA.
PRlVATES,
PTivates Arthur Grant, Corpus Christi.
Texas, Arthur B. Mcintosh. Roseland,
La
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~4|1

WASHINGTON, Aug. Five army
casualty lists were issued early We'd
nesday by the war department, contain
ing total OF So names, divided as
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Mai George ] Rau, Burnside, Conn;
Lieut.. Frank W Slaton. 1907 Maplewood.
aVnue. Dallas. Texas
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Sergts George l. Heath, North White
field, Me: Erwin l. Jones Wilkes Barre,
Ia Thomas w Kelly jr, 2i2S South
Broad street Philadelphia; Raymond l.
Young, Lyons, N Y. Thomas NJ. Allen
Bessemer City N. c.
Corps Edward Bell, Providence, r. l.;
Daniel A. Chisholm. New York; Charles
y Erickson Birmingham, Ala; Charles
c. France Akron, Ohio, Roy l.. Hoff-
man. Middletown, Md: Elijah J. Knight.
Hilledale, Ind. Claude D. Moreland, Mar
shall. No. william Sutton, Brooks Iowa.
Mechanics Clarence E. Mitchell Ian
slrg, Mich; John h. Reardon, bearing,
"a.
Bugler Anacleto c. sassara, Rome.
Italy.
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ON COMMISSIONED OFFICER,

southernrrs In the list include:
KILLED IN ACTION.
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For Thursday Morning, 4 Very
TIMELY SHOE SPECIALS

Women's Brown Kid Oxfords.
full Louis heels, turn soles, 5000
value, at 500.
Womeu's Black Kid Oxfords,
full Louis heels, turn soles. Reg
ular 5000 value, $500.
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DIED OF WOUNDS.
oUNDED SEVERELY.

Privatcs Seth G. Cadman. Portland
ore; Ballard l. r. Prultt. Danville, Va
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OFFICERS.
Lieut. Clyde Matson, Buffalo, Wyo.
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Capt Robert Messersmith. Fleetwood,
Pa.
Lieutenants Carlton S. Wallace, MIN
neapolis; Herman L. Mcleod, Pnulding,
Ohio; John @. Schneider jr.. st Joseph
Mo; Louis r. zimmerman Jr. Leonia, n.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 6-Four arm,
KILLED IN ACTION.
OFFICERS,

Mai George j Rau, Burnside, Conn. {;
lieut.. Frank W. Slaton 1907 Maplewood.
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Lieutenante James Graham. washlkk d
Pa; Gilbert II. Jerome, New Haven;
Robert J. Bonner. Philadelphia; Wilbur
IL. Schell. Somerset. Pa.
NON COMMISSIONER OFFICERS,
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EVERY LUMP OF COAL
you buy from US, and our coal IL
nearly all lump, well screened,
means the largest possible amount
Of
Heat Value
Burning money IL not . pleas
ant occupation at the best, but
Just because you are compelled to
burn q certain amount Is no rsa-
son under the sun why you should
become reckless about II. Why
not practice . little true ecopomy.
Give VI . trial order.
e. w. KETCHAN Phone aasSS
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Sioux Falls - Recommending to
their legislative committee that 1T
advocates O new sliding scale for the
automobile licenses in South Dakota
that will average $40 per license and
that the money thus raised revert to
the county whence 1t comes, was N
of the final actions taken by the con-
vention of county commissioners Of
South Dakota, which adjourned after
a three days session.
Pierre-Lieut. VIII G.. Robinson,
of this city, who is in the army staff
college in France, writes his father
Doane Robinson that he was able to
discard his crutches November "a
and travel with the aid Of a cane and
he hopes to be really able to walk by
New Years. If his leg mends rapidly
enough to go on with his work he
will probably remain In France for
some time, continuing his work, but
If it does not mend rapidly he may
soon be home.
Oldham-Dale Holdridge, aged 8,
the little son of residents of this
place, unknown to his parents and
unnoticed by others, boarded a north
bound passenger train and made a
trip to Lake Preston. One or two
travelling men who were on the train
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knew the boy, and On reaching Lake
Preston telephoned his parents and
sent the little fellow back to Oldham
on a freight train. The little boy
had a big time with chance acquaint-
ances on the train and didn't worry
at all about getting home.
Huron-Two Huron boys, Private
Philip Hill and Private William
Reeves, have made the supreme sac
rifice in the war. Hill was killed In
France October 10 last, and Reeves
on October /, according to kilograms
received by the relatives of the two
young men here. Private Hill left
here with a draft contingent early
last summer. Private Reeves was a
volunteer soldier who entered the
army last May. Reeves was 26 years
old and Hill about 90.
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STATE NEWS.

Pierre-The state banking depart
ment makes a showing of nearly
SO, 200 900 increase in the deposits
In the state banks in South Dakota
for the period from the call of Au-
gust 81 to the call OF November /.
Huron-Huron people are to be
given NEGOTIATIONS of the Rosenow
serum to prevent Spanish influenza
at almost nc cost. A charge of SO
cents q treatment will be made by
physicians. This is made possible by
the free distribution by the Mayo
clinic Of the serum which was secur-
ed for Huron through the mayor and
county board of health.
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fine STOCK SALE
LAKE COUNTY BREEDERS HOLD
SALE AT THE FAIR
GROUNDS.

The Lake county pure breeders
combination sale was held at the fair
grounds on Thursday afternoon and
it commanded the interest and pres
ence of five or six hundred farmers
who came either as sellers or bidders
of stock that was placed upon the
block for sale. Here were gathered
a lot of representative stock of high
grade from different parts of the
county and ii was noticeable that
about rs or so per cent of the ami
mails listed were well conditioned
and certainly of the type and class to
command fancy prices. Spirited bid
ding was not lacking, especially in
the case of topnotchers that had the
class and pedigree to commend them.
One lesson taught by this sale, after
glancing over the stock listed, and
noting their condition, is this: If
breeders want breeders prices for
the stuff they have they should bring
it in. not in the rough. but in the
pink of condition.
Men of some prominence in the
Pure Breeders association were pres
ent to intensity the interest and
profit by the lessons the sale taught.
Among them were e. r. c. Gross,
Henry Corbin, G. E. Corbin, F. j.
Hundemer and Richard Westall, the
latter OF Winfred.
AS to prices variations naturally
occurred due to the character and
condition of the stock put up. A reg
istered Hereford commanded a bid of
$500. From Dick Westall's herd
two high graders easily stood second.
For S%horthorns the average was
s155.50; for Aberdeen Angus,
$142.50; for Holsteins, 5000, and
flor Herefords. $282.50.
One surprise of this sale was the
fact hat e. r. C. Gross put up a Hol-
stein bull and permitted it to be sold
for the benefit of the Lake county
Red Cross. This animal Melted STA.
The sale was handled by |. j.
Bibby. assisted by Mr.. Billings. w.
Z. Kinney, Col. Trip and Col. Page,
of Chester, were the a~uctioneers who
cried the sale. Had the sale been
more fully advertised it would have
attracted many more buyers.
This sale was sort of an expert
ment for Lake county and was orig
mated through the county farm bu-
reau. Its purpose vas to induce
Lake county farmers to improve their
herds. Frank Krug, president of the
Lake county farm bureau, deserves
credit along with Prof. l.. G. Ather-
ton for the success of the undertak-
ing.
1t is expected that the Pure Breed
ers' association of Lake county will
make this an annual affair, and no
doubt next year there will be greater
interest taken in a similar effort,
Here is where the county agent
comes in handy. Should another sale
follow in a year from now experts
will be secured to handle the bust
ness. The success of the present
venture viewed from every stand
point was gratifying to all who were
interested in the purpose 1t was in
tended to serve.
Following is a list of buyers and
sellers:
Holstein cow, owned by E. r. c.
Gross, bought by j. l.. Sunde,
$3.50.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-23
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