davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10
Nie1ncy w dali
Sym 0dWr0cie,

Londyn, 7 wrzesnia - Cd re
ki Lys do Somme wojska brytyj-
skie scigaja rozbita armie niemie
cka, kt6ra poSpiesznic cofa sic Ia
50-mi}owym froncie. -Zamieszanie
wsr6d niemc6w jest tax wielkie,
IL pod nowem uderzeniem Haiga
armia genera}a Boehma moze
|pojsc W haniebna rozsypke. Maj
l1rytyczniejsze jest po}ozenie ME
przyjaciela ia 22-milowej linii po
miedzy Scrape i Peronne. Wszel-
kie mozliwe rezerwy, jake Mem
cy sciagneli Cambria, pomie-
dry niemi najlepsza re wszyst--
kich, dawna druea pruska dywi-
zya, zosta}y rozbite przez wojska
angielskie szkockie. DO owych
10000 jenc6w, kt6rych wspom-
nialy raporty, dodano znowu Kill
ka tysiecy. Olbrzymia ilosc roma
itego materya}u wojennego wpada
W rece armii brytyjskiej, ponie-
waz sztab niemiecki opuszcza
: wszystko, byle tylko ocalic armie.
Ma tel linii posuneli sic Brytyjczy
cy 3 do 5 mil naprz6d. Wziecie
Lens ME zosta}o dotychczas pot
wierdzone przez .urzedowe rapor--
ty, ktore wspominaja tylko tenn,
re brytyjskie przednie straze
postapily nieco naprz6d w tel oko
licy. Widocznie walka toczy sic
; jeszcze w przedmiesciach miasta.
Front ofensywy alianckiej rozcia-
ga sic obecnie Ia $50 mil, od Y
pres do Scissors. Gala ia LIMA
podzielona jest la szesc sekcyi,
na kt6re po kolei uderza narsza-
lex Foch podziwienia godna wy
trwa}oscia taktyka. Lille, Douai:
Cambria, St. Quentin, La Fere
Laon - to sa g16wne punkty opa1
cia dla armii niemieckiej, ku kt6.
rym armia ia sic cofa pred kt6
rymi zamierza wstrzymac Allan
tow pred nadejSciem zimy. Ku
tym fortecom niemieckiego oporu
zmierzaja Francuzi i Brytyjczycy
cd kilku tygodni a kazdy dzien
dotychczas przyni6s} i'm pewne
nieraz nawet bardzo znaczne zdo.
bycze tax, re zdobycie niekt6rych
:. Z tych waznych pozycyi jset tyl-.
> ko kwestya kilku dni. Ma tel linij
cd Lille do Laon stoczy sic zapeW
Inc pred zima stanowcza bitwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10
Czterysta sZeSCdzie.
STAT pie6 nieprzyja
CielskiCh aerOpla-
now ZrZuCOnyCh

Londyn, 7 wrzesnia - Cztery-
sta szecdziesiat piec nieprzyjaciel
skich maszyn zosta1o zniszczonych
i 200 uniezdolnionych do piracy
Cd czasu rozpoczecia sic ofensy--
wy s sierpnia, odpowiednio do IL
rzedowego doniesienia czynnos-
ciach aeroplanowych onegdaj vie
czorem. Szescdziesiat jeden ME-
przyjacielskich balon6w zosta}o
zniszczonych i GIL ton6w bomb
zrzuconych W rozmaitych pozycy-
ach. Dwadziescia szesc angiels-
kich maszyn zagine1o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10
kolejarze otrzymuja podwyz-
ke " surnie $l00,000,000
WASHINGTON, 7 Wrzesnia -

Waszyngton, 7 wrzesnia - O.
ko}o 100000 robotnik6w kolejo
wych otrzyma}o podwyzke p}ac
kt6ra w roku dojdzie wed}ug obli-
czcn do okregfej sunny $1OO,000,-
coo, Gen dyrektor McAdoo zgo--
dzif sic ia te podwyzke, ktora O.
hccna place klerk6w, agent6w O.
raz inne klasy robontik6w podwy2
sly cd 10 do 80 procent, po rozpa
trzeniu tel sprawy przez Wydzia]
kolejowy, kt6ry uzna} zadanie kc
lcjarzy "a s}uszne. Co do podwyl
Xxi dla kolejowych telegrafistow
to te sprawe odfozono Ia pozniej
R0wnoczeSnie zawiadomiono, ze
robotnicy, kt6rzy ME plaza swych
nalczytosci beda usrlnieci piracy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10
Prez. Wilson ME bedzie oh
iezdzal kraj. \

Waszyngton Z wrzesnia - Bar
dzo watpliwem jest, czy PREF. Will
son bedzie objezdzaf kraj W celu
Rampant pozyczkowej. Bardzo
wazne sprawy jak projekt podat
kowy ime SO ia przeszkodzie. Pc
mimo, ze ME rozg1aszano re PREF.
Wilson mia1 objezdzac kraj W &C.
]u~wypowiedzenia NOW na temat
czwartej pozyczki, to jednak przy
puszczaja lie planuje on d}uga pod
roz al do wybrzeza oceanu Spo--
kojnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10
Haig posuwa sic z wcjskiem ma
Is mil i zabiera wiecej lniast.
Arma Mangna rozpoczyna atak ma pozycye pzybrzezne
niemieckich hae lasach St. Cabam ktore
So walnym odporem miasta Laon.
Zdobycze Niemc6w W 1918 prawie odebrane.

translation filed with thepos master Winona Mnn
Sept required by the Act Of Congress Oct 1917
Paryz wrzenia Komunikacye nadesz}e dis ofisu woe
b ybardo pozdane ako jene naepszc sery dodaja
ych obecn odwag gdyz ak sic obecne wykazue Man
zn6w czec Hndenbuga m Zrobi1 zabra
Barss k6rego aanc ajel tylko brzeg daych miejsc
posuwana sic 1917.
Wkroczenic ne byo dalszym enuzyamem
xaecc cmcy trmali od 1914
amerykanska arma froncie Asne 7go wrzenia Nemcy
cone t} ma}ej dz pod nacskem Fran
wsch6d Revlon miej wiece sro
dick linii pomiedzy Conde Rheims.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10
Pob6r rolzpocznie sic Ego
pal|zld(;z|ie'rnika. a
Waszyngto Z wrzesnia -

Waszyngto Z wrzesnia - Mar
szafek CroWder, zada ably przys-~
Lpieszono Gala prace mad przysz}a
regestracya, W celu rozpoczecia
!poboru przysz}ych regestrowcow
Ego pazdziernika. Wedlug nieco
odmiennej melody, kwestyonary-
usze beda rozes}ane, zanim rozpo-
czna wyciagac icczby porzadko-
wo, wedlug kt6rych beda. rege--
strowcy powo}ywani. Po oddaniu
kwestyonaryusz6w wydzialy po--
borowe natychmiast rozpoczna
klasyfikacye.
Poniewaz obecnie klasa pierw--
sza jest prawie zupe}nie wyczerpa
na, a gen. Crowder chce osiagnac
peha lczbe poborowych ma mie-
siac pazdziernik, dlatego zajdzie
.potrzeba zabrac pewna liczbe lu-
dzi, kt6rzy zaregestruja sic 12go
wrzesnia. Ably to zas uczynic, wy
dzia}y poborowe musza jak maj
predzej odsy}ac duplikaty kart
|regestracyjnych, ably MONA jak
najwczescniej dac i'm liczby porza
dkowe. Gen Crowder zada, ably
prace te ukonczono W. przeciagu
dziesieciu dni, co W roku 1917 "a
je}o ca1y miesiac. - d. .r.-
Pomimo, ze wiezniowie ME So
powolywani do armii gen. Crow
der zazada}, ably wszyscy krymi--
nalni wiezniowie w wiekQ teraz u
stanowionym zaregestrowali sic.
Ludzie oczekujacy sadu, wieznio-
vie zasadzeni ma czas kr6tki do
wiezienia, dom6w poprawy lub
waryat6w, beda uwazani przez
Iwydzia1y poborowe jako nieobec-
nj. - w ostantich czasach zawar
1y Stany Zjednoczone przymierze
poborowe z Anglia, Kanada Fran
eva W1ochami i Grecya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10
Ifzynascie osob nanionyehl
gdy pociqg sic wykole1.

Minot, N. D. Z wrzesnia = Pos
pieszny pociag kolei Great Nor
thern wykolei1 sic try mile ztad
powodu rozluznionyeh SYN ko-
lejowych. Try wagony przewro-
.ci1y sic trzynascie os6b zostalo
zranionych. Pociag szedl wolno
gdy nieszczescie sic wydarzylo.
Maszyna, w6z pod wode wagon
pocztowy pozosta1y ma torze lecz
try wagony turyst6W Wpadly ".
row. Rannych zawieziono do.
mieiscowego szpitala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10
Armie alianckie cofne1y ME-
meow ma $50 milowym ffronciie
TRANQUIL | AlAERYKANlE " BLISk0M ST. C0BAlN.
KT0RE JEST KLUCZEM NlEPRzYJAClEL-
SKlEJ OBR0NY ma ZACHODUE.
Haig szturmuje powolnie naprzeciw Lille.

True filed with thepost Wnona Mnn
Sept 1918 required by the Act Of Congress Oct 1917
Paryz wrzesnia generaa Humberta robi dis
wiczy posep okocy Guscard Ham, Wadomasci frontu wal
XII g}osza Ham zosta1o wze silly fran
cuskie.
amerykanska armia Francyi wrzesna Francusko
ryaske wojska ogy onegda wieczorem brzg6w Aisne
miedzy Conde Well Arcy osmo miowym froncie Amery
kaske wojka onegda po ponu zajey masta Dhuize Bar
bonval skutkem bcz opozycyi
Trwajac wzdl frontu Rheims do Ypres ali
ca1ej $50 mowej n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10
Naga do megulewania cen
na bawelne.
Washington Z wrzesnia -

Washington Z wrzesnia - &c.
natorzy re Stan6w w kt6rych jest
hodowana bawe1na, na dzisiej jszej
konferencyi zdecydowali sic po--
cac protest do prezydenta Will
soma przeciw jakiekolwiek czyn.
nosci zarzadu fabryk wojennych,
do nak1adania. cen Ia bawe}ne.
Senatorzy maja nadzieje zobaczye
sic prezydentem jutro.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10

Obliczony postep zrobiony 70
stal szczeg6lnie przez Francuz6w i
Amerykan6w wzd1uz 'p6}nocnej
czesci frontu. Francuzi So pred
|dawniejsza pozycya Hindenburga
wzd}uz rozmaitych przestrzeni w
tel okolicy, -gdzie sknpiehi sae ma
nar0zniku. St. Gobain, kt6ry jest
kluczem niemieckiego obronnego
systcmu Ia zachodzie.
!! Ma so milowym froncie cd Pc
rome ma p6}nocy, W kierunku po
1udniowo wschodnim do Reims
Niemcy znajduja sic W odwrocie,
a Francuzi wspomagani przez A
merykan6w scigaja ich bez prze--
stanku, RAPPORT francuski m6wi,
re na wielkim froncie, na po}ud--
ME od rzeki Ailette do Vesle, 80
wsi odebrali Francuzi w ciagu
dnia wczorajszego: daleko wiecej
Iprawdopodobnie odzyskano ma in
nych front.ach Gala przestrzen
Imiedzy rzekami Aisne i Vesle cd
ISoissons do Reims oczyscili oneg-
| daj Niemc6w Francuzi i Ame--
rykanie tax, re niema juz nieprzy
jaciela ia po11dniowym brzegu
Aisne z wyjatkiem kilku pojedyn
czych oddzialow tylnych strazy.
Krytycy wojskowi twierdza ma pc
VINO, re Niemcy ME popasa d}ugo
ia p6fnocnym brzegu Aisne, ale
wycofaja sic ma pozycye Chemin
des Danes. w pewnem miejscu
Francuzi znajduja sic W oddale--
!! niu zaledwie pol mill cd Fresnes,
kt6re po1ozone jest ma wsch6d cd
linii Hindenburga miedzy La Fe-
re i Chemin des Danes. TAX vice
armia genera1a Mangina, jezeli
ME przekroczy1a to przynajmniej
dotar1a do owej sfawnej linii o.
bromej, gdy tymczsem ma p6}no-
cy wojska brytyjskie znajduja sic
juz w niejednem miejscu po dru-
giej stronie owej linii. Przez oneg
dajsze zdobycze Francuzi oskrzy-
dill Ham z p6fnocy z po}udnia
| i bombarduja drogi wiodace do
st. Quentein. Przekroczywszy RE
Ike Ailette armia frahcuska wype
dzi}a Niemc6w Coucyle Cha
teau i odrzuci1a ich wstecz ma IL
ME obronna Fresnes. Raporty
wspominaja, ze Francuzi zajeli
wieksza Geese lasu Coucy, kt6ry
jest czescia wielkiego borul ST..
|Gobain, zas1aniajacego LaoH od--
/, dalone oko}o 10 mil ma p61nocny
wsch6d.Laon jest najwazniejszem
centrum wszelkich operacyi ME-
przyjacielskich ma tylach frontu
W Pikardyi; 2 tel to podstawy
operacyjnej Niemcy rzucali swe
armie W kierunku zachodnim ku
Amiens W kierunku poludnio--
wynn ku Marine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10
AVIATOR P0CZT0WY ZMU
Stony Do LAD0WANlA
Cleveland, 7 wrzesnia =

Cleveland, 7 wrzesnia Max
Miller przewozacy poczte W wiel-
kim aeroplanie z Nowego Yorku
do Chicago, wyladowa} tn dis; 0
20 wieczorem Ia polu po "a OBJ
rebem miasta. Aeroplan by1 ME-
co uszkodzony lecz pilot uszed]
poranieniu. .. ...
> Mocny wiatr zapedzi} lotnika
155 mil po "a jego kurs jazdy
Chce on tn noe przepedzic a jutro
rano udac sic w dalsza podr6z dc
Chicago.
=. fS-z $500. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10

Przyspicszywszy ucieczke cofa-
jacych sic niemc6w, angielskie,
francuskie amerykanskie armie
zdobyly waZnc move grunta oneg
<laj wicczorem dis Ia ca}ym
froncie od Aisne Ia zach0d od
Cambria.
w p6}nocnej czesci frontu, An
glicy posuneli sic naprzod IA from
Gle przeszfo Is milowym. Posuwa
Ii sic oni trudno Ia lewym boku
nicmieckiej lini chronic, Cambria
wzdluz kana}u Du Nord, zabiera-
jak wieksza Geese lasu Marvin
court zdobywajac dodatkowe
miasta ia po}udniowym zachodzie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10

RATY IA PRZEW0Z WEGLA
BEDA TAKzE ROZWAzANE
MA KONFERENCYI MIEDZY
STANOWYCH REPREZEN-
TANT0W.
St. Paul, 7 wrzesnia - Komisa-
re kolejowi Minnesoty, Iowa,
Nebraska, p6lnocnej i poludnio--
wei Dakoty zebrani tn dis ma po-
siedzeniu wys}ali telegram do w.
G. McAdoo, generalnego dyrekto-
ra kolei do miedzynarodowego
komitetu handlowego, pytajac o
wysluchanie aplikacyi wzgledem
tanszych rat na przew6z wegli z
P6nocnej Dakoty.
Potrzeba nizszych rat.
Ma posiedzeniu oswiadczono, re
zadne uk}ady wzgledem zapobieze
MIA brakowi wegli przez sprowa-
dzenie ich z P61nocnej Dakoty ME
beda rozpoczete az przewoz ich Z
kopalni zostanie znizony.
Jednostajny expires.
Komisarze zdecydowali sic zapy
tao Q jednostajne raty expresoWe.
Odmiana ma raty expressive teraz,
pomiedzy stanami, powoduje vie
le zamieszania, jak oni twierdza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-09-10

Tr,,e translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Minn., on
Sept. 8, 1918 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct., 6, 1917. c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-16

town Lodge No. 26s. K. OF p, attend
ed divine services In the st. Michaefs
and all Angels Church on Sunday af-
ternoop at 4.30 o'clock, when the Rev.
Floyd Appleton preached special
sermon to them.
Harold Folf. OF East High street,
had his hand severely burned on Sat-
urday afternoon at home whom 10
struck a match.
Mrs. A. 8. Quickel has returned
home from weeks visit TO her son,
Major II. L. Quickel and wife at
Washington, d. C.
Miss Mabel Hetrick, aged II, and
Miss Minnie Hetrick. aged is. two
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hetric!S,
of Elizabethtown. died Friday after
noon from pneumonia, following in
fiuenza, being Ill for about weei--
Both were buried in the same grave
on Saturday afternoon at o'clock
in the Green Tree cemetery, services
being private.
II. C. Boyer, who had been working &
at Altoona for the past year. has re-
turned to town and IL Is expected
that he will resume work at the local
shoe factory, where he was employed
before he went to Altoona.
Miss Martha Swartz, of Spring
street, Is spending some time at
Philadelphia as the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. Claude Fox.
Special Rally Day services were
held in the Ebenezer A. NJ. f. Church
Market street. The Rev. b. W. White
of Philadelphia, spoke.
Officers OF the Church OF God Sun
day school elected yesterday follow
Superintendent, J. B. Martin; as
sistant superintendent, James Myers
secretary, H. Z. Derrick; assistant
secretary, c. e. Longenecker; pianist
Miss Charline Fishel, assistant plan
lists, Miss Mary Foltz. Miss Maude
Schaeffer, Miss Grace Brandt, Miss
Sara Lindemuth and Miss Heller
Weidner; primary department, super
intendent, William f. Heever; as
sistant superintendent. Mrs. W. f.
Keever: assistants, Miss Fannie Hof-
fon and Miss Pearl Condran.
The Christmas party for the mem
bers OF the Beginners Primary and
Junior Departments OF the ST.
Peters Lutheran Sunday school Will
be held in the chapel on December
"a, 3 to 5 o'clock. The Christmas
cantata, "Redeemer and King" will
be sung by the choir Christmas morn
ing at o'clock.
The funeral OF Mrs. Pauline Boy sr,
who died at the Lancaster Hospital
was held from the home of her paf-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Anderson
at o'clock and $50 o'clock Sunday
afternoon in the st. Paurs Baptist
Church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-16

dividual twist. some hint of that
quality which has made its creator
eminent in another way.
The intellectual force back of the
cartoons John Barrymore used to
draw was another expression of the
art he has since shown in Justice"
and Peter Ibbetson," and the same
vivec!ty and magnetism that Caruso
shows on the stage can be found in
his rapid-tire sketches and carica-
tures.
Thackeray was O satirist both
with pen and pencil. Dickens, low
ing private theatricals, brought to
his stage representations the same
unctuous humor and broad human
ity which distinguished his writing
With "Trilby" Du Maurier was an
illuminative OF himself in the pic
lures as in the text. George
Cohan's writing, singing. dancing,
composition, managing and produc-
ing is all stamped with the same
trademark; and l have no doubt il
he took up painting or sculpture 1t
would be equally 'peppy" and
Cohanesque.
But TO return to my Armenian
4 boy. A genius-let it be granted
that he is one--a stranger in a
strange land struggling with a new
language. new customs, new ideas:
poor and obliged, to drudge at an
uncongenial task for the sake of
his mere daily bread; nursing in
his soul dreams of beauty, yet
through his want of skill unable to
materialize them upon canvas;
barred by conditions from the in
struction he Graves; without any
sympathetic or comprehending as
sociates; eating his heart out in
lonely longing, or like a Gagged bird
wildly beating his wings against
against the imprisoning wires.
1t seems case to stir one to the
deepest solicitude and pity. And
yet on second thought, / wonder.
Genius-the real article--seems
to have a remarkable capability OF
looking out for itself. 1t does not
lead itself kindly to the fostering
hand; 1t seems to prefer to grow
and develope in its own sweet way
Most people have an impression
that genius must be wrapped In
cotton wool and kept in a hot.
house. On the contrary, like those
sturdy Alpine flowers which bloom
among the rocks and snow, it seems
to thrive best on obstacles.
| Observation does not lead one Il
subscribe strongly to the theory o
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-16
Nav Cunnefs Cash
I. .... With Mexican Guards

New York, 'peG. 16.-In a clash
on November 20 between the armed
navy guard. of the American steam=
ship Monterey and Mexican customs
guards at ,Tamplcc, one, Mexican,
said to have been captain, was kill
ed. a Mexican soldier mortally
.wbunded, and q brief gunneF's mate,
named Berry, In charge Of the
American guard, less seriously hurt.
This was learned yesterday with the
steamers arrival here from Havana
and Nassau. where she touched af-
ter leaving Tampico,
Members of the armed guard and
officers of the ship refused to dis
cuss the incident, but details were
learned from passengers on board
at the time.
The fight, passengers said, was
brief, the Mexicans running away
as soon as the Americans opened
fire, leaving their dead and wounded.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-16
Lite'S Problems
Are Discussed
by Mfrs. Wilson woodrow


There Is an Armenian boy who
wrote me not long ago. His letter
was stif and stilted in its unfami-
liar use of English, and his idea
was badly conveyed, but somehow
as read that uneven scrawl /
caught a sense of color and imagery.
He told me that he longed to
become q painter. His mind, l
gathered, lived In dreams OF pic
tures-the vivid, glowing concep-
tions of his fancy-but when he
tried to transcribe them to canvas,
his hand failed him. The result
was only a futile daub.
Yet he never doubted his ability
to create masterpieces of art. 1t
was simply his utter lack of train
ing that stood in his way and
baked him, for there was no one
among his narrow list of acquaint-
ances in this country who pos
sessed any of the secrets of the
painters craft, and the nature OF
his work prevented him from seek
Ing any of the schools or courses
of instruction.
He was harnessed to an Juncon-
genial job, he said. where the
urally. IL Ne was forever dreaming
The received no advancement and
lalt very meagre pay.
Now l may be mistaken, but ]
| believe that boy is genius.
have never seen any of his effort:
at creation. l have only his letter
| to go on. But, as / say, there
was something in that which ar.
rested my attention. something
quite apart from It's very common
place form and composition, anC
which revealed the divine fire n.
the sun reveals itself through OBJ,
scuring clouds.
1t was his vivid personality, fol
personality will always expires;
itself, no matter what medium il
chooses. If the great painter trie:
to write, if the great writer tries tC
act, IL the great actor tries to paint
the performance in each case may
be of the crudest and faultiest char.
| acter. but 1t will nevertheless carry
a note of distinction, a certain in
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-16

mute, inglorious Millions" Any
Milton who is worth being heard
will generally manage to make him
self heard. Indeed. 1t was against
the greatest of Observation-Disclosures
poverty, almost every sort of dis
couragement--that. Milton himself
wrote Paradise Lost"
Take the typically American case
of Charles Nj. Schwab, and Mr..
Schwab to my mind stands we'll in
the ranks of genius. Would he to-
day have the commanding force that
he expresses, his power of organi-
zation, his Understanding of men il
1t were not for the obstacles he has
overcome? Would Lincoln have
been Lincoln il he had sprung from
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-16
MANY WOUNDED
ARE REPORTED
City and Suburbs Pay Heavy
Price on Field of
Battle

Among the casuals reported by the
War Department to-day r. tho name
OF Corporal Howard Clark Hltx, son
OF Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Hits, 1ai7 North
Front streec. Corporal Hits Is offi-
cially reported as wounded, degfee
undetermined. but according to q let
ter recently received by tho parents,
he iS out OF the base hospital and
expects soon to join his regiment .
Corporal Hits Is q member Of Conf
pany d. Hath Infantry. He was
wounded October /, In an engage
ment In the Argonne Forest REGION
The wound was In the left sido tt
the waist line, and was caused by a
rifle shot which entered at the front
OF the body and came out in the rear
The last letter received by Mr.. and
Mrs, HNz was dated November s.,
and states that Corporal Hitz has kl-
most entirely recovered from bis
wound. .........
Also officially reported wounded
severely IL Private Eester II, Eichel-
berger, son OF Mrs, Anna Eichel-
berger a4S NectRrine street. Private
Eichelberger Is In q Canadian Hes.
pital recovering from wounds In the
ankle and knee, and has undergone
three operations, In lettor to his
mother dated November 16, he CS-
presses the belief of his recovery. lie
had twice gone "over the top" but
the third time was wounded, He IL
a member OF Company L. lssth In
fantry. "-. 20.
Corporal william Augustus Me-
Williams. whose nearest relative
given is Mrs. Mary McWilllams, Pen-
brook, is reported as wounded, de-
gree undetermined, in to-day's casu-
atty list. Others from this vicinity
reported to-day are; Private william
Howard Levens, wounded. degree
undetermined, Hummelstown; Ser
seant Grover c. sheckart, wounded
severely. Hershey; Sergeant John O.
Ruhkugler. wounded severely, Obor-
lin; Wagner Terry Snedeker, wound
ed severely. Lebanon; Private EdEdr
w. Harold, wounded severely Dun
cannon, and Private Warren r. sar-
yer, wounded severely, Millerstown'
The only casualty from this section
listed as killed in action is Private
Jackson L. Frey, whose nearest rela-
tive given is Martin Frey. r. IT, D.
No. l, Chambersburg. Private Ar
thur NJ. Sipe. of Durham, and Private
Charles !. Thomas. OF Dillsburg, are
reported as slightly wounded Cor
poral Frank Luther Grove, OF Car
isle, Is reported in yesterdays list
as wounded. degree undetermined
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rs PENNA. MEN .rsf, s.,.. e
\ KILLED In WAR
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ESontlnueu ON I'ugE 1O.l. ..!s
- +fsS'StA sTiRst " sc t.
s.. -., .. = ".-' %. 4,
Thomas f. Dodds, DIusSsburg.
Thomas A. Donnelly, Phifadel-
,hia..a A. ,s.-. .,.-- g e.-..
Howard A. Dunbar, Troy. 81, a.,
Robert e. Gritfithsi Washington.
ANatter c. Meyers, Philadelphia.
5OSephs j. Block, qreensburK, IA.
-ugeTte, Il. Cassidy Pittsburgh,
aichael ]. Dugan, Raven Run,
Herman Yost, Carnegie. i,-t. 4
Charles II. Belk Philadelphia.
Calmer A. BensoB,f Tidioute. ~.
IohniJ. Collins, htlndelphia, - .-r
Edward NJ. Conner, philadelphia.
Fulton ConnorI Johnstown. 80 ..
Phillip Corrado, Philadelphia.
Laurence a. Crothers. Phfladef'
lhia. q. ..-.... -
John ]. Hennely Pittsburgh. -.
John ". ShaNZhnessy, Scranton,
Louis. .Slifko, Hackett. '..
James T.. Smith. Dale,
Lee c. Smith, Clarion,
William ]. White, Freedom. &c
John A. NJ. Errett. Greensburg,
Joseph A, McFadden, .Philadel-
phia.
Mechanics $685..
Michael a. McHugh, Edwards
lille. -..,r-
John Mehl. Philadelphia. '....
Robert NJ. Stahl, .Millershurg.
George ii. {. Weibel, Mars,
~ PrivateH
John r. Kaufman, II: T. d. I,
Osterburg. .t..,
Arnold C. Tschudy. Pittsburgh, !
James T. wenger, Walkers Mills.
Bernard c. Wilson. Philadelphia.