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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
ENEMY HAS NEW HORRORS
To Use Mysterious Gas" In Drive on
West Front.

British Army Headquarters in
France, Feb. 20.-The German offens
I've on the western front may he ex.
pected at any moment and as far as
The British front is concerned the
main thrust will be made on the sec.
tor between Arras and st. Quentin.
Tanks" and mysterious gas
will be employed In an attempt To
break through the Allies line. Other
attacks VIII be delivered further
torth These facts have become
known TIN ough captured German pris
oners and from other Information.
Pans of the German high command
are complete and they are ready to
mako the supreme effort.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
GEN. kALEDINES SUICIDES
Hetman of cossacks Prmpted by Loss
of Power.

Hetman of Cossacks Prmpted by Loss
of Power.
Petrograd, Feb. 20.-General Kale-
dimes, hetman of the Don Cossacks,
committed suicide at Novo Tclrerkask,
headquarters of the Don Cossacks,
during a session of the Novo Tcher-
kask governmeSt which he attended.
The government decided to resign
and transfer its power to the local
workmens and soldiers council. At
ter the decision General Kaledincs
went to an adjoining room and shot
himself
General Nazaroff. who succeeded
General Kaledines as leader of the
Don Cossacks, ordered the immediate
mobilization and arming of all Cos
sacks to fight the Bolsheviki troops
advancing toward Novo Tcherkask.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
U. S. TRACTORS SUCCESSFUL
Pershins Uses Combination Of French
and British Systems.

Washington, Feb. 20.-American
tractors have proved successful under
tests conducted by British. French and
American army experts, and are ex.
pected to play an important part in
the operations on the western front
this year. The United States, it was
explained, set aside $50,000,000 for
construction of these tanks, which
will range from IL to ESQ horsepower
The American plan is combination
OF the French and British systems
Thst is, General Pershing has lightly
armored tanks as well as powerful
ones.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
NORMAL RAIL. TRAFFIC SOON
Expected by March IS According to
Reports.

Washington, Feb. 20.-Gradual clear
ing up Of congestion on Eastern rail-
ways was indicated by reports to Di-
rector General McAdoo.
Officials declare ii the same rate
of progress is made in two or three
weeks as was reached last week. traf-
fic conditions will be restored to nor
NAL before the middle ofMarch.
They emphasized the possibility of
another period OF bad weather before
them, however, and qualified their pre-
dictions accordingly.
Loaded cars have been moved east
ward aud empties westward in great
numbers during the last week.
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is forced to sign peace on the con-
diS;ons proposed by Germany
says an official Russian statement
received here.
London, Feb. 20-Rumors are cur.
rent in Vasa that the Bolsheviki gov
ernment in Petrograd has been over
thrown by the Social revolutionists
under the leadership of M. Tchernoff,
according to the correspondent there
of the Politiken of Copenhagen, says
a dispatch to the Exchange Telegrap,
company.
Nikola Lenine and Leon Trotzly
are said to have. escaped to Riga
Germans Take Dvinsk.
German forces have entered Dvinsk
it was officially announced today by
the German war office in Berlin. The
Russians unsuccessfully attempted to
blow up the bridge across the Dvina
river.
Dvinsk is on the Dvinsk river 100
miles southeast of Riga.
Lutsk Falls to Enemy.
The German army group under
command OF General Alexander Won
Linsingen. according to an official
statement, issued by the Austrian war
office, has occupied the Russian town
of Lutsk, in Volhynia. without fight
ing.
Lutsk is so miles north OF Brody,
which the Austrians occupied through
agreement with the Ukranians.
Russians Make Denial.
Denial is made in a statement is
sued by the official Russian News
agency in Petrograd that Polish
troops have captured Mohilev and
seized Ensign KI glenko, Bolshevik
commander-in-chief This report is
described as a masterpiece of German
| invention.
Vasa, or Nikolaistadt, Is in Finland
Ca the only railway between Petrograd
and Tornea on the Swedish frontier
Tchernoff Socialist Leader.
M. Tchernoff Is the leader of the So
cial Revolutionists and was chairman
of the short-lived constituent assem-
bly,. He served as minister OF agri
culture I'm the Kerensky government
during last July and August He has
been a strong advocate of land re
form and has been aligned with tn,
Minimalists.
Says "RussIa VIII Fight.
Petrograd, Feb. 20.-Russia will
fight The Bolshesik foreign offic'
has so informed the United Press.
II the Germans advance agains
Russia they will be declared counter
revolutionists and will be fought,
was asserted The response to re
cruiting OF a Socialist party is enor
nous.
No trade relations with German.
are possible, the foreign office de
clared--the Germans will get food OF
ly when they revolt and join the Rus
sian proletariat
Demanded Large Indemnity.
Foreign Minister Trotzky, address
ing the Bolshevik executive commit
tee on his return from Brest-Litovsl
outlined publicly for the first tim
the startling peace terms presente,
by Germany. which Russia refused
They included retention Of Poland
Lithuania, Riga and Moon island. an,
payment OF 81, ,OO0, ,0O0, 900 indemnity.
Leon Trotzy was recently appointe
food dictator with unlimited authority
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
Count Charges Kiln With Treason.

Amsterdam. Feb. 20.-Count Emer-
ich Karolyi, according to a dispatch
from Budapest to the Frankfurter Eel
tung, has submitted to the Hungarian
military authorities charge OF al.
legged treason against his cousin, Count
Michael Karolyi, president of the Hun
garian Independence party. The coun-
ell OF the Budapest Honved district
decided that the material furnished
was sufficient to justify the openins
Of criminal proceedings against Count
Michael. The fnal decision rests with
the Hopvsd ministry.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
HURTS WORSE THAN U-B0ATS
American Railway Fall Down Serious
Menace to Allies.

Washington, Feb. 20.-Launched
and maintained with the avowed pur-
pose of starving the Allies, Germany's
U-boat campaign has miserably failed.
New figures given Congress by Her
bert Hoover. show loss of but per
cent In food shipments during 1917.
But Mr.. Hoover warned more sharp
ly against railroad failure In this ooun-
try. This already, he said, has hurt
food shipments vastly more than the
enemy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
$4,000 FILlPIN0s DRILLING

Offer OF Service To Uncle Sam Not
Idle One.
San Francisco, Feb. 20.-Twenty
five thousand Filipinos are under arms
and are drilling in the hope of being
called into the United States army
for service in France, according to
C. w. O'Brien, an attorney, who has
returned from Manila. Mr. O'Brien
said the natives were anxious to show
that an offer they had made of troops
to the government was not an idle
one
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
CAMP DODGE FIRE HURTS 7

Drives Sleeping Soldiers From Their
Barracks.
Camp Dodge, Des Moines. Feb. 20.
Seven soldiers were seriously in
jured and a dozen or more were
bruised and cut by glass when es-
Gaping from burning barracks In the
depot brigade area. Fire. which start
ed from q stove In the lower hall OF
the barracks, cut OF the stairway
and the 100 ordnance men sleeping
in the building had to use the fire
ladders or Jump from the windows.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
Peace Talk Teuton Trick, Taft Says

Camp Custer. Mich.s Feb. 20.--
Brand present peace talk as propa
ganda," warned former President VIII
lam II. Taft in an address before the
largest assembly of enlisted men since
the building Of the cantonment The
great YIN. c. A. auditorium was filled
to capacity with soldiers in training
Stamp on all proposals of peace as
ill-advissd or seditious, and then time
will make our victory certain said
Mr.. TAFT.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
TO MAKE WHEAT PRICE s2.s5
Amendment to Food Bill Introduced
In Senate.

Washington, Feb. 20. - An amend.
ment to the food bill to fix 1918 wheat
at $2.65 q bushel instead of 81 as
now authorized. has been introduced
by Senator Thompson and referred to
the agricultural committee. Amend.
ments fixing the Hice at $3.50 were
introduced recently by Senator Gore
and another naming $2.75 was pre-
sented by Senator McCumber
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-20
DvinSk and Lutsk Taken Without
Firing a Shot-BoIsheviki
0verthroWn.
RUSSIA IS TO FIGHT"
Official Statement lssued-Trotzky
and. Lenine Fiee-$4, ,oo0, ,oo0, 900 In
demnity and Territory Demanded
at Brest-litovsk Farley.

London, Feb. 20.-Russia now
Is forced to sign peace on the con-
dis;ons proposed by Germany
says an official Russian statement
received here.
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PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION. now REPORTED ON
DUTY.

PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION. now REPORTED ON
DUTY.
Prfvate..
CAKMAN.. VICTOR T.. Madison. Ind.
LEDuC. FRANCIS q, Merrill, Mich.
McHENRN, THOMAS, Dobbs Ferry, n. \.
MICKLONICH. JOHN j., Jr., Bridgeport.
osTERLoo. HENRY VAN, Jr., Indcpend-
pEWRiTT. W. j. BRYAN. Hazeihurs,.
TRENT. GENERAL Luther. Tenn.
HAYS, WILLIAM r, Washington.
BAKERMAN. BUGkER ELI, TOPEKA
Walyn. Russia.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION. now REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION.
GALoNE, JIM, Castro Del valscI. Italy.
Corporals.
DUNN, FREDERICK, Vandergrift, Pa.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION. NOW REPORTED
WOUNDED.
Privates.
ANDERSON. ARTHUR f.. Lockpor;. ILL.,
HOWELL, EDWARD L., Mellette. Okla.
NERHCLST, DOMLN1Ck. Chicago.
ZAWADSKY. JULIUS. 500 Film ST., Newark
LINDENMUTH, WILLIAM s.. shenan-
sALERNo. pAsouA1.E. winnetka. III.
STENGEK, HARRY A. Pittsburg.
iOCCM, CHARLES E. Berwindale, Pa.
Corporal.
CORBRAN. EDWARD, Jersey City.
LCNDE. GEORGE INGNAL. Astoria. s. ID.
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STACY. DANIEL WEBSTER. Poland. Ohio
TENANT, JOHN G.. Amigo WIS -,
TURNER, WALTER ", Madisonvilie, TEX.
vIZZfN1, SAM, Chicago.
WAAR2EK IE eiihi Tag g %vs s. ws
WELLS. FRED. Louisville.
WILMER, MEYER. Chicago.
X1AHRos CoNsTANTINE. Boron
VETO. CHARLES GEORGE. Chicago.
LANCER, JACK. Palermo, Italy
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Lieutenant.
RICHARDS. LAURENCE II, pOttsvilie.
WOUNDED IN ACTION. DEGREE UN.
DETERMINED.
Lieutenant.
PARK. WILLIAM F., New Milford, Pa.
Sergeant.
GILLIAN. LESTER s., schuylklil Haven,
Pa.
THOMAS HARRY, Mar Tins Ferry, Ohio.
TUMAN, RHODY F.. Wolf Point, Mon.
Privstes.
Bl1.LrPs WILLIAM H., 81. Louis.
roRGETTE, ROLI.Y. Bentley, Misc.
HELLER, RUSSELL. KIRKLEY, Akron,
ohio.
HERMAN. EDDIE, Babylon, s d.
McDANIEL.s. FRED, shickshinny, Pa.
McKENR1CK. GEORGE g., Silvis, III.
PAOLI, UMBERTO Coioma. Cal
PRlNCING. GEORGE A., Chicago
SAvORETTI, MARIO Azelio. Italy.
SMITH, HENRY 81. Augustine. Fla.
TATUM. JOHN PANKY, valiant. Okla.
TCREGANO. ALBERT, San Antonio Tex.
WARD, A. C., Ramp, ". Va.
WILLARD, CARL. Salem, Ohio.
BLEAsDELL, JOSEPH H.. Holste.n. la
BROOKS. FRED j.. Leyden. y. ID
CORNWELI. HARRY Taducah. Ky.
DONAHUE, FRANK H.. indianapolis.
HAMILTON. THOMAS IL. Columbus. Ohio.
HAMILTON. TOM. j.. Lake Victor. Tex.
HAMMOND. ROY, Hymera, Ind
II ARDCASTbE, ARTHUR, Ssndridye III.
HESTER, WILLIAM, 500 Second 1T. Mount
HEWITT, HOMER f.. Roseda.e. W. Va.
HUNTER. WILLIAM RALPH. Corners
vile, Ind
ILKKA. SAMUEL. Houghton. Mich.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Ileut-nants.
DIETZ, PHILIP, Roselie, y. J..
sT n,Id ions H. II W. state St. Al
Corporal.
BOTENsTEIN. JOSEPH j. Chicago.
BERRERA, JOHN L, New Oreans La
HANSEN. GEORGE, AIS It. AIMS, New
York
MAJOR, KRUGER. Brownwood Tox
OSBURN. LAWRENCE. clay w. Va.
pEbB. GEORGE n, Fort Payne. Ala.
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ARMY.
day.
KILLED IN ACTION.
Captain.

BILLED IN ACTION.
DAVIS. JOSEPH Z. Roslyn. n. y.
ALLEN. DANIEL. j., Denver. Col
cLARKsoN. RoBERT wARREN, Grove
Jones'. HoBERT @, Parkersburs, W. Va.
SHuBIck. JOHN. .coaidaie. Pa.
SMITH FRANK. Nanceburg. Ky.
sCHwlTZENRERG FRED, Neiisvilie. wis.
TRENDA JOHN n. Webster, MINI.
TRlERwErLER. NICHOLS FRED, Marsh.
ntld. Wis
wIEss. CARL. WATERFOWL. wis.
YoNKE, LEO, Piainheid. Wis.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
Iieutenants.
CLARK. ALAN c.. Boston.
SETPEL. ANDREW v, Pinehurst. Wash.
Corporal.
RUFF, AUSTIN, Ensley. Ala.
Privatcr
KEEEE; WAITER j.; Fargo. \ D.
Iumbia ave, Jersey City.
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
THOMAS JOHN r., whitford, IA.
SerReanfs.
HUMNEI. LESLIE. Fort Atkinson, Wis
SMITH. ANsLEN. Danville. Ala.
Corpornls.
HAMMOND. LEONARD L.. warsaw. Mo.
HoEFs JOHN CHARLES. Reedsburg,
JAwoRsKr ben J., Milwaukee.
PERKINS,. WILLIAM A., Jr., Jamaica
AMOS. WILLIAM A.. Sycamore Va. y
CUMMINGS GEORGE ST. Louis.
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pEPRIL. REMY A., scammon, Kan.
EAsTIN, THORNTON w, Louisville.
MctAuGHLIN. EDWARD r., charlestown,
M1LMRosE, HAROLD E, Chicago.
METLIN, WILLIAM A.. Elwood' city. Pa.
SMITH. ORA WILLIAM. Reedfburg, wis.
CRAIG LOUIS NJ, steser, III.
ANDREWS, BERT A., Walnut Ridge. Ark.
CARPENTER, EDWARD r. Gresnup. Ill.
CARSON. WILLIAM H. Wclki'l, n. v
GALBRAiTH, HUXLEY l., WOODBURY.,
nAGERMAN. CORAL LYLE. Cheboysan.
JAszcz. JOSEPH. Chicago.
MADDoX. CLAUDE A.; Decatur, H.
M MaEPElL RoB EkTH j.. Rschester Ia
NELSON. BENJAMIN A. oxford. wis.
Rica pr }GIE Apf.B fS! renwck Mich
cHAssBERGEh. EbwARD NICK, May
rGGeo HON issSG WALTER c.. Norwood, y. C.
TREMBLAY. THEODORE. Philadelphia.
vosMEIER. ROMAN JOSEPH, Richmond,
WISE, FRANK D.. Mcpherson, Kan,
FLINT, IRA GEORGE. Cedmllac, Mich.
FRoNCEzx. STANLEY, Jessup, Pa.
GAY. LOREN THOMAS, Seneca. wis.
GRAMS. EDWARD HARRY. Milwaukee,
cuETHs. HERMAN FRANK, Fond Du
osTEK. STEVEN. crystal Falls. Mich.
HALE, ALBERT. Warsaw. n. Y.
HiLER. EDWARD McchEA, Grand
ud bFFSG niS GEORGE. p,.inn.,d. y. J.
HOL.LENBECK, LYNN. Manistique Mich.
HOLLIS, ROBERT A., Lanett Ala.
JENKINS, HOMER. Winchester, Ind.
JONES. EL1HU. WatauEa. Nv.
KEMP, HOBART H.. Randolph. Mass
KENNEDY, EDWARD II, Omaha. Ncb.
KING. JOHN Z. Me1potam'a. Ohio.
KNIGHT, HARRY, owen. VIZ.
| KNUDSON, AMBROSE s., Sturgeon Bay,
LAMOY. FREDERICK. ClintonviIle. y. Y.
| LARSEN, ALFRED. Onalnska. wis.
McCALLUM. DUNCAN, West Duluth
MALONE. WILLIAM H.. Fort Scott. Kan
MARRIOTT. CHARLES II, Hudson. Ohio
MAUsER, CHARLES w. 1870 Park nv,
Brooklyn.
MURPHY. HERBERT THOMAS. 81 BedelI
NJ, Hampstead.
| NEWTON. EDWARD JOHN, Port Huron.
NORWOOD. EMORY v. East Haven.
Phillips SAMUEL. Bristol. Va
| PIASECKI. WILLIAM. Robbins. WIS
PIERCE. FRANK. Pleasanton. Kan.
pU1.IuM, BASIL BARNEY. Detroit.
| RABINEk. NINCES T.. Milwaukee
| ROBERTS, DAVID j.. Schenectady.
ROZANO. ANTONIO. Corona.
RUFF HARRY. Chicago
! SCHtFFELEEIN. HARRY. GAINESVILLE, WIS
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BRUCE, WILL. Pelzer. =. C.
SSVVSS nN LILLE Io, Ben; BIG Arm Mont
DOLAN. JOHS. Portsmouth, N. II.
HALL: WAITER, Dennison, III.
HAM AUGUST, Rosedaie, Ind,
I1k9huHS Ton J Jri H s,,t nd
KoCNTZ JESSIE c., salt Sulphur Spring,
yA.EMoiKl GARLAND FRANK, cheboy-
McCoMAs, WAITER. Branchiand W. Va
, MARVIN, Gilbert, Seattle.
NEvITSKI. FRANK, Berlin. Wis.
OWENS. FRANK H., Plaasantville. Mo.
/ PARENT. PAsQUALE. Minnea polls.
PASQUALE. JOHN. lis Dubois St. West
RoRERTs' WILLIAM A.. Fletcher, Okla
sEDLACEk, ADAM. Enid, Mont
! SMITH, WALTER. Jade. Okla.
| WEAVER, RAY, Kalispell, Mont
WILSON. HERBERT L.. Eureka, Utah.
! ALANIvA. EMIL J.. Toivola. Mich
BAI.DIGA, ANTHONY L.. Kulphumomton
HREIM,rER HENRY. 1881 caslnpo av.
BRID%h. CARLTON D.. wa!lingford
coGSW ELL, JAMES. joplin Mont
CONLEy, MAROLD G., Danbury: Conn
DoRTMAS. HENRY. Stanley, Wis
EAGAN. MATT NJ Forsyth. Mont.
GEDNEY. rERCY CHESTER, Chelsea
GiNTkr, ALBERT. wouewcc.. Wis
GRENlER JOHN F. Lowell. Mass.
| HERDA. FRANK. Chicago.
HUDSON. ALBERT Walker. Iowa
JOHNSON. HOIMER C., La Crosse. Wis.
KEsslE. JOE. chicago;
! McCURDY. EyEnETTE LYON, Milwaukee,
MCMILLAN. WILLIAM r.. Sss Hudson st.
MiLI.EH, CLINTON N, rio, Wis,
MoiLIToR, PIERRE: ot.ego, Mich,
MORAN. EDWARD r" 1879 Second av'
MoRGAN. LAWRENCE @. Malad. Idaho
! OESTRINGER, LOUIS, Ms-stllon, ohio.
| GRINDER, EDGAR =. WaGoaer Okla.
! PRIsCAL. EMIL Chicago.
PUFF, ALONZ0 H.. Poughkeepsie. y. y.
4 REYONLDs. DEAN $. Alton BAY. =. n
/ ROSINSK. CHARLES, Indiana harbor
| sCAHII1. STEPHEN EARL. Detroit
SORENSON, LAuRTTIs p, Great Fails
TUCKER. JAMES. fleetwood. W. Va.
4 NCGEL. JOSEPH -. Jasper, Ind.
VOsS. JOHN. Lombard. III.
4 WARREN, GUY II. westfield. wis.
I WOUNDED DEGREE UNDETER-
MINED.
r Lieut. enants.
I BELL. julius f.. Springfield. Tenn.
/ ELLIOTT. KENNETH V. Sheridan, Ind.
UTLEY, uRIEL G.. Hardy. Ark.
Sergeants.
AMBOs, HYMAN L., is East lolst st.. New
/ BtTLER Hurley V. Ind,anapolis. Ind
LASDGEEBE. FRANK MORTIMER, ~.
] SMITH, DAVID NJ, Houston, Miss
WILSON, JAMES. McKeesport, Pa.
/ Corporais.
ANDERSON. WILLIAM s.. Columbus
! BARRETT. GEORGE F. Santa Rosa. Ca
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pLuME, GEORGE W, Vallejo. Cal.
FisHER. CLARENCE T., Brdsboro, Pa.
LATsHAw. ALEXANDER ~, Anacorte''
Lite. THEopoRE, Bay St. Louis. Miss.
NIELSEN, JULIUS. Lincoln Lake. Mich,
sAvifLE. aEoRGE W. pi,,seurs,.
wicKHAM, ALBERT r., columbus, Ohio.
BEyIER, RALPH W, Norfolk, Va.
suThER, nEGIXAL.D A.. Los ANGLE angeles,
Lev ta issLfs A Al is' CITY.
STAREK, FRANK g. Chicago.
WRENCH. GEORGE c., Oakland Cal
sHoTwEi.L, FRANK e.. Milford, Mich
Mechanics.
BREKKA. OLAF, Fergus Fails, MINI.
BAUMGARTNER, GEORGE. Topeka, Kan.
Privates.
ABBOTT. HARRY w. Newark, Ohio.
ADAMSoN. RoBERT LIE ROY, Fergus
AJoSi. AMERICA. So Marvin pl.. west
ASDEKsoN. A1Gor, St. Cloud, MINI.
ANDERsoN, ANDREW H., Rochester
ANDEf;iRRsoN. ANTON, Rhamo, n; D,
ANDRES. JOHN T.. Hancock. Utah.
ARMIsTEAD CHARLES. Madeira; Cal
ARNEsoN. JULIAN p, Barnsville, MINI.
A hHkhH 'u hPW1R l.ab BE- S ii II"
RARTKusi JOSEPH. Lewiston. Mo.
n4sKE. EDWARD W. Detroit, r.,.
BiGBEE LAWRENCE. oak Ridge. Miss.
BIRMINGHAM. WILLIAM JOSEPH, Prov
pL lS"Ky' WHii.sER. Nevada, Ia.
BLooMouIsT. CHARLES FRANK, Lake
soETTcHEE; EMIL. c Mss, A1 os,o wis
BROWN. MAURICE W. soottyille, Mich
cAsTAGNETTo. VICTOR "" San IRAN
DE FORREST. GEORGE E.. Laramie
FISHER. EMIL A., Detroit; MINI
gEffIhIITMs cA botI HI Hs%s osa Men
HoPPLE, DALE H.. Harrisburg. Pa.
HSNMrEAHET iA IHa!Ts a a. h r va
JONES. HARRY. 40 Kansas st.. Hacken-
KXHEI.IH. ARTHUR. I.apar,e, Ind.
KOwALEWSk1, PETER. Baltimore.
LAW, EDWARD south Chicego ,o
A AM51N ' sRTn W hoT Rssa GS f Fs
Isle. JAMES, Providence.
Mcleod. GEORGE. Toledo.
MtzzALO, PHILIP, 81 Chry.tie st.. New
York.
MILLER, DAN. Korsan. Moatenesro.
MOORE, JOHN IL. Rankin, Okla.
MYER. RUBER. wautatesa. wis.
NEWMAN. LEO JOSEPH Mount Clemens.
! Mich.
PT PUGET JAMES GARFIELD Fort
RoRERTs. GEORGE w. oclls. Ca.
| ROBINSON. LAWRENCE G, Golden. Tex.
| ROSA. JOHN b. Niponp. Cal.
| SHEETS. GEORGE l.. New Albany. Ind.
| stanley. HARRY j.. Slatington. Pa.
| THOMAS, Carl. Grand Rapids. Mich.
WALKER, SAM. Thopasvilie. Ga.
WIENER. DANIEL j.. s340 Woodbine II.
Williams, GLOVE. Mnlers,own. Ky.
WRIGHT, HUGH N, Fort Smith. Ark;
AS GfIiFS " JAMES A. Grow Rock. Mon
/ ANDREWS. RUSSELL. Calumet Mica.
ARENA; sII,NEsTRo. Bristol. Conn.
! BESIscHEK. JAMES A, Chicago.
/ RoLLMAN, PAUEH.. Fort Wayne. Ind.
| BONNER, SHELLEY. Bogalusa. La.
l BROOKS ALBERT EARL, Orc City, TEX
/ BUCKLEY, WALTER W, Lyndonsvi!e
RrGAJ. Joe. Chappsl. TEX.
| DONOHUE. THOMAS J.. Trenton. Mich.
E1I.INGBOE, HERBERT O, Kirkhoben
FISHER JOHN. BemidjL MINI.
GRAY. ALBERT, Ca,assugua. IA.
JOKES. GEORGE r. MiiIv,ii.. \. J.
/ KELLY. CLARENCE l.. St Paul Milan.
LEWIS. ARTHUR Green Ray. Wis.
! LYON. ELMER II. DEBORAH, Ia.
SCHMEL JACOB @. W, Reading. Pa
! SIMPSON. ELMER f.. wlliiam.port Pa
STANDAERT. PROSPER A.. Kewanee. ~
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WASHINGTON. Sept. thames OF
sixty additional American prisoners of
war held In Germany were announced
to-day by the War Department as fol-
lows:
AT CAMP LNiBURG.
Lieutenant.
BERT, q. X. 7ce Fourth ST.. New Haven.
Corporsis.
LESLIE. Earl. Berlin. Pa,
sALkEL.D' S. d.; Berlin, Pa
wEsT & 49, ri en- SG%nsyy pn W. Va
sshhFPMAkEf RA Ii 81 pr9 aaitimops
KEEL II. H., Philadelphia.
pp6 6EPA; Joseph. STELLA. Italy.
cIlyEll.A, riToMEMA, Paiei' chlata,
Al.LEN, T. H.. Philadelphia.
NMh hNSri Il Il. F r Ia, n esis
i.syE ST l, HARRY Is Ea., Fourth
RRIEhnGEk: f. l.; panyiiie; "a:
At CAMP LANGENSALZA.
FRiz : c. r.. Dr.. 81 william ST.. New
Corporais.
PETRO. J. s.. Ansonia, Conn.
LAW. X. f., West Haven, Conn.
Priystes.
KEENAN,: j. F.. Philadelphia.
MMr,RpocK' VIZ II ~ OGDEN Utah,
YusEvtTz. ANDREW, simpson, Pa.
SHNEGZDo. ANTON, Azitenoa Russia
ROBB. DAVID, Philadelphia
BEAvER. J. A.. Harrisburg. Pa.
sCHNiTzER BENNiE. a5s Union st.. New
JAMESON. WILLIAM. West Haven. Conn.
WlEHE, C. H.. Cincinnati
AT CAMP DARMsTADT.
Sergeant Major.
HOUSE, LEE, Kansas city
SerRcants.
MXRRIs0N. JAMES. Pistt.burr. NY.
ArERs. y. F.. , sss'' 5,,weu av.. New
RoDY. y v: Alton, Va.
READY "a. NJ. aI5 Custer sv., Jersey City.
At CAMP RASTADT.
PHIPPS. HARVEY. Aurora. Ind
MOORE. W. T., so' West Is6th st.. New
MARGIoTTA. Anthony. s7s Seventh ar..
SALMON. JOE. Dothan. Ala
NAN NUELE, ARcHuR Detroit
VIOLA, MICHAEL. Philadelphia.
AT CAMP LAMsDORF.
Private-.
EDET.TN. j. A.. Cleveland.
NELSON. &. J.. Bristol. Conn.
DARMAN. CHESTER, MOundsvl!le, W. Va.
AT CAMP GRAUDESZ.
DAER, p. E., Noble. Ala.
At CAMP STRALKOwE.
- Captain.
STRICKLAND, ID. w, 385 Orchard st..
New Haven. Conn.
HELD IN CAMPS THE NAMES OF
WHICH ART NOT KNOWN ny
THE DEPARTMENT.
Lieutenant.
MONTAGUE, PAUL Winston-Sa y. G.
Sergeant.
STEVENS, A. E. Metheuen. Mass.
Privates.
RERGER, RALPHA Marysville, Ohio
DREYER, H. r, PhilI lelpha
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ARMY.
(Night)

KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
BLANKENsMlp, BENJAMIN r.. rhora-
wood. ". Va
H1LGER. JOHN. Granville, la.
Corporais.
COOK, THOMAS F., W. Reading. Pa.
PAYsoN, CARL FREDERICK, Monroe.
Mich
- rrivates.
BADsTUEBNER. FRANK ~. Rockville.
Benz, CARL J. Dubuque, la.
BREWER. JAMES W. Greeley
ECKBERG. EDWARD HAROLD, Aspa
wsllskog. sweden.
EEARREX;;. HARRY j.. Springfield. Mass
FuRGESON FRANCIS r.. Onsted. Mich.
LANG; GEORGE NJ, Williamsburg, Pa.
MAssIE; John, button, Mont. ~. -
ORR. LOUIS b. Great Fails. Mont
SCHER, LOUIS, Benton Harbo-. Mich.
W WI ms RALpii' Idaho springs, col
COHEN. LOUIS, So second a,., New York.
HENDRIKsoN, HENRY BERTEL, Yer
dale. MINI.
MEYER. JOHN A.. warren. Mich.
NEUSTEL, WILLIAM H.. Robinson, y.
OWENS. BENJAMIN F. San Francisco
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Privrtes.
HELTON, JAMES s. Tayiorsyille, w.
! MILLER, THOMAS HENRY, risk, No.
DIED or DISEASE.
Private.
HINECKER. GEORGE. Upland. Ind
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
| Iicutenants.
| DEFINING. HARRY HEAI.Y. Brookllne
Mass
DORSEY. JOHN w. Cape Nav. y. J.
| GCNpERSON, SOPHlS d. Sharon. y. D.
| McMEEb. BERNARD F. Meade Kan.
| SEARS. STEPHEN u, Grand Rapids
! Mich.
BRANIFF. WILLIAM q. T., Al Ensi
1S4th st., New York.
! BUELL.. GORDON t, Chicago.
| CRCM, HOWARD IL. Conemaugh Pa.
/ MlCHAELS, STEPHEN. Mitulin, Austria
! SlGMAN. CLYDE JOHN. Cheboygan. Mich
MccUTHEON, FLOYD D., Worcester
! Mass.
| ANDERSON. JAMES B. Wilson y. G
! CARTWRIGHT. EMMETT r.. Madison. Wis
! CuTSHAIL WILLIAM. Toledo.
JONES, WILLIAM F., Dunn. y. c.
! NORTON. JOHN H.. Breckenridge MINI
| SHREEVES. ERNEST, Alpena Mich
! MACLOSkEY, MILAN. Los Angeles
| McNERNEY, FRANK. Sault Ste. Marie.
Priyates.
/ IENANDER, ROBERT H.. Portage, Wis
| BALDWIN HAROLD l., Demins Wash.
BLAKE. WALTER s.. Bladen, Ohio.
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WASHINGTON, sepes7 These casua
lists were issued to-day:
The sun., 1918-09-08
60 MORE CAPTIVES
FOUND IN GERMANY
Six From Metropolitan Dis
trict Included i'm New List
Reported. !

WAsHTNGToN. Sept. Names OF
sixty additional American prisoners OF
war held In Germany were announced
to-day by the War Department as fol-
lows: