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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18
MOONEY APPEAL
TURNED DOWN
Supreme Court Declines to Review
Case of Man Convicted of
Murder in San Fran
cisco.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The
supreme court today declined to re
view the case of Thomas Mooney
San Francisco labor leader. convicted
of murder in connection with the San
Francisco preparedness day parade.
While the court handed down nc
formal opinion in the Mooney case
the denial was based on the fact that
the court could find no federal ques'
ton to be involved.
Mooney based his plea on the fact
that the California supreme court re-
fused to go behind the records of the
lower court which convicted on false
testimony.
The supreme courts denial today
means the California supreme court
is sustained
The only recourse that Mooney
of California who up to this time has
from President Wilson.
Sentenced to Hang.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. The
refusal of the United States supreme
court TO review the Mooney case
leaves MONEYS fate in the hands Of
Governor Stephens or President Will
son.
Mooney is sentenced to be hanged
December 10. He was convicted of
a bomb which exploded dur
ing the preparedness parade Of July
%, 1916, killing ten people and wound
ing fifty. Mrs. Mooney and two other
defendants on the same charge were
acquitted. Discovery of alleged per-
jured evidence in the trial of Mooney
was held by California courts as not
sufficient cause for a new trial.
Mooney was reprieved by Governor
Stephens until December Is. the gov
erncr announcing that he wanted to
take the case out of politics SO it
would not become an issue at the No
ven Der election.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18
TODAY'S BIT OF VERSE
THE DREAM ARMY.

Oyer the top with yell
AS wave rolls up the shore,
Guns a curtain of shell
And stricken earth rocks to the
Led by the wallowing tanks,
See where their thousands advance.
This is the army Of Yanks
That never was coming to France.
This is the Army of Bluff"
So we told by the Huns,
Yet it seems solid enough,
Backed by Impossible guns.
Here is palpable hit,
Lines of defense broken through;
Gerry is forced to admit
This is dream that come true
Aye and from over the
Thousands pouring each day.
Lads of the Land of the Free
Eager to join in the fray.
Theirs is no swashmuckler's boast,
See how their numbers enhance,
Swelling the tide of the host
That never was coming to France
-"Touchstone,' in London Mai
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18
INFLUENZA
ON INCREASE
Five Hundred New Cases in iowa To-
day, Making Total Of 1881 in
Past Five
Weeks.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
DES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 1S.-Span-
ish influenza is aoain on the increase
in Iowa, the state board of health re-
porting 504 new cases today. The new
cases are at Davenport, Newton, Col
fax and Jefferson.
Up to Saturday 1881 cases had
been reported during the past five
weeks. This figure is exclusive of mill
tary camps in the state.
The death toll since the epidemic
started has 9een 500.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18
Steamer in pistress.

United Press Leased Wire Service. I
ST. JOHNS, N. B., Nov 1S.-Coast
guard and other craft are trying to-
day to locate the British steamer
Cassapedia. of the Federal line, which
was reported in radio message to
be in sinking condition off Cape
Race.
The wireless gave no particulars.
1t is thought here that the ship was
damaged in the hurricane which
swept this coast during the last
twenty-four hours.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18
shin is SINKING

BOSTON, Mass. Nov. 1S.-The
steamship Cassapedia is in sinking
condition off Cape Race, according 20
wireless reports received here today.
The vessel was damaged IN hurri-
cane. She left Halifax for St John. n.
H.. Friday after landing a number of
passengers. Later reports said the
Chesapeake was battling against hea-
Wy seas in an attempt to reach port
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18
VIII Visit Sons Grave.

NEW YORK, Nov. iS-CoIoneI
Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs. Roose-
welt will sail for France to visit Tie
grave of their son, Quentin, within
a few weeks If conditions will per-
nit, Miss Josephine NJ. Tryker. the
colonefs secretary, stated here .oday.
Colonel Roosevelt is very anxious
to visit France and will leave al tile
first opportunity, Miss Stryker said.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18
Reichstag Dissolved.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Chancell-
or Ebert has virtually dissolved the
feichstag and will permit no sittings
pending convocation Of the constitu-
ent assembly, according to diplomatic
advices from Berne today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18

Authentic news will now begin to come
from Russia and Poland says the press cable
service. This is quite right, of course, but it
does mean lot of trouble for linotype operat-
ors and proof readers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18
Jap Peace Delegate.

II United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-Viscount
Chinda, Japanese ambassador in Lon
don, has been named to represent his
government at the peace conference.
The Japanese ambassador in Paris
will also be a representative.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18
kaiser,s Private chureb.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
ZURICH. Nov. 1S.-The Berliner
Tageblatt says the former kaiser held
religious services in his chateau on
Sunday. est
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18

There are rumors from Hoover of a coffee
shortage this winter. What do they expect us
to drink, anyhow?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18

In the past the Prussian diet may have been
pie for the Junkers, but they may consider
themselves lucky now if they get a hand-out
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18

Frock coats. DEGREES the International Gus
tom Cutters association, must GO These are
tough times for statesmen.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18

There is truth thoroughly established, than
that there exists in the economy
indissoiubIe union between virtue happiness between
duty and advantage, between the genuine
honest and maenanmous policy the solid rewards Of
public prosperity and feIicity-Georse Washington
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18

The tactical mistake Won Ludendorff made
was in pulling off that great spring drive on a
circular track.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18

Twenty-one Children Killed.
United Press Leased Wire Servic,
MADRID. Nov. 1S-(By Wireless
New York; .-Twenty-one ohildH
were killed in a cynema theater
Castellon when a spectator shout
fire" without reason.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18

This present war has done more as a teacher
of the good of peace than the Carnegie Peace
Foundation ever thought of.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18

Fourteenth field signal battalion a
saw service in a number of
drives, rendering important serv
in establishing and maintaining lii
of communication.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18

Can it be possible that the former kaiser is
on his way to an inside page and small head
hnesf
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-18
THE OFFICIAL FOOD PRICES IN KEoKuK

following of the standard stau
retailer the
determined by the special committee appoints
administrator Lee county and published
for public information by
standard goods only;
FANCY nds arano t
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been exposed 10 Il, Nhss necessltated
inafrial rcadjustments oi the shipping
schedule, but has not interfersd with
the total number embarked.
Austrian Front Critical.
In the Balkans. General March says,
the situation shows the Italian advance
in Albania Is closely following the
Austrian army and retiring along the
coast He added that the recent naval
attack upon Duraxzo the Austrian
front made their situation extremely
critical
American troops at Archangel are
commanded by Col. George L. Stcwar,
and include the 339th infantry, part oi
the 3lDth engineers, (both Michigan
and east Wisconsin troops) and the
necessary medical units.
General Hutchins Returns.
The return to this country OF Brig
adler General Henry Hutchins, for
merly with the Texas national guard
troops in France, was announced by
General March, who said General
-Pershing had asked permission to send
this officer home, The reason for the
transfer was not announced. General
March added that orders for General
Hutchins' discharge from the service
had not yet been issued.
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BEDFAST EVERY
WINTER; STOMACH
TROUBLE GONE
Mrs. Mershon Found Speedy Relief
After ia Years Suffering.

81 had u,tts,sa tro,, s,om,ch trouhls
IN, "a year, and had .pent hundred. Of
doilars doc,or,ng Ey.rv ,,,r,., vss
had,as, ,nos, =, m. ,,ns comr.nced
,st,nv u,,Ls Tmuis,on is., tai md hs.
,ors = ,.s ,.t.n hau a do,.n ho,,,ss n,,,
.,an,aoh ,ro,,,ia d,.arnsarad 80 hsyo
haH No rs,nrn =, n. .,ns. Th,. 4. ,he
a., .',n,.. a, "a ,..r. ,h., = h.,s nn,
80 h.d,a., .,.s -. w,,,. tsn,o,,,on
- a.. ss,Sr.n g. srn .,,n .n,.nS,d
.o.n,,s w. w u.r.ha pra.n
uSu''N' Ia '"'"' "'
T,o,,. =, ,.,,. .h. ..v. 40,
80 ssa , 10
,sa,h up so' ~. Nm u..San yd S,a sam. @ w", sorna
uV""ics, hS hha. noiSh",i ui"' he'o iVu"u
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James Stokes,
Philanthropist,
Dies in East

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-James Stokes,
banker, lawyer and philanthropist, died
at his summer home in Ridgefield,
Conn, according to word received here
today.
Mr., Stokes probably was most widely
known for his worl; IN the Young Mems
Christian Association, both in America
and abroad and had been decorated by
France. Russia and Italy.
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French Take Woods
Near 81. Quentin

LONDON. Oct 5-A statement
healing with the activities around 81.
Quentin issued by the French war
aiiicc and jus, received here, says
we have taken Chardon-yert, south
" Sequehart and many fortified
woods. We have captured Mottourt
where we took 400 prisoners and four
cannon
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Flu No Check to Shipments.

Despite the epidemic Of Spanish IN
fluenza, embarkation Of American
troops Is being continued at the ratcpf
more than $4,000 per month, General
March said today, the total embarked
to date now having passed the 1885,
900 mark The September shipments
exceeded $4,000, although cases OF IN
iluenra in camps at home exceeded
100000.
The policy Of the war department in
sending overseas only men who have
not had the disease and who. have not
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EXCELLENT" IS
MARCH COMMENT
on ALLIED DRIVE
CONTINUED FROM Pane 81

Of Belgian territory and have formed a
semi-circular salient, ten miles deep.
Ostend and Zeebrugge German subma-
rine bases, are so threatened that il is
reported that their evacuation has be-
gun. The British are within five miles
Of Lille. !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-05
Serbs Are Fighting
The Austrians Nov

PARIS, Oct S-Allied .crces IN
Serbia have come into contact with the
Anstro- HurgarianS near Nranle
Southern Serbia. Serb forces operat-
ing against the Aus,rians took prenys
m Thursdpy
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Wakelnnd, Milersburg, III. John Wentko.
Plymouth. Pa. Luke White, DinBy' W.
Va.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
Col Joseph w CaVender, Cairo, Ca.
srddler Manuel Dorre. Seattle, Wash.
Jess Gamble, Anson, Texas.
pRivATEs.
James Klleen, Brooklyn, n. T.; Guy NJ.
Kleckner. Erie, Pa; Harry William
Shaw, Flint. Mich. Edward smallegange.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
OFFICERS.
Lieut. Col. Phil Jacob Zink, Beaver
% Iisuis % Williams N. FrIcdlandsr.
Brooklyn, N. y; Verne Hays Canton,
pll.; Frank l.. Lynch, Philadelphia, Pa;
Paul sutherland. Wyoming, Ohio: Harry
II. Young. Brook. Neh.; Henry Beck.
ulrlchyllle, ohloi Thomas Cowper Dan
iels. Newhnrn, n. G.; William Nessel-
hof, Kansas city, Mot Karl Edward
Wilhelm. Buffalo. N. Y.
NON COMMISSIONER OFFICERS.
sergts Kent J. Boyer. Madison, wis.
Wilbur G. Coyey. Marion, Ind. Walter
". Gaffney. Brooklyn, N. " Herman
Martin Ruh, Elrcy. wis.i Edward =.
nussoi, hocnssts'i ~. a., hoS
Francis Tleman. Spring Valley. Ill;
Thomas A. Ware, Chinicothe. Ohio.
George ". Nelnhauer, Brooklyn, N. Y:
Timothy y, Doyle. New York, N. Y;
Altxandr Hanna, phlisdelphia, Pa; Ar
thur c. larson. Council Bluffs. Iowa;
Herbert Charles Mayer, Oshkosh. Wis,
Charles G. westerytlt, Nv York. NJ. y.
Corpls. Roland Bellmsr. Waterloo,
Inxva Tosenh a Qrennal. Ma Xnrk
y, Steve r. cto, Detroit Mieh.i Paul q.
Ilutters, Washington Court House, Ohio;
John ]. Fitzpatrick. New York N. r.;
Raymond T. Flynn, Buffalo, N. Y; Jas
v Gleason, Pottstown, Pa; Thomas =,
qraffs. Richmond, Ind. James G. Hen
tsr'OV tor %.SSse. SSw f0F E iSyS n 9u H. pa%. mS,
Camp Greene, N. e.; Chester Jswen
I,hinelander. WIS., stephen Donald Lor.
anger. ontonagon. Mich; Leo A, Mar,
shall Clinton. Mich, Samuel j. Proud,
foot, Portland, Mich. Benz. Rosner, New
Yors, \. 1T Joseph II. stokks, New
Frank Albert Augustine. oconto Fall,
lpnnin; Harry Davidson. Brooklyn, N
"; Bell Stamps. Elklns. Clinton. Tenn
tipfdon Raymond Hix, Sullivan, VIA
James ID. kells. Johnsonburg, Pal ThoA
w Lake. circlevilie, Ohio: Clarence NJ
lyawhorn, Fast rallnssec. Ala; Mfre,
Paulson, Luverne, N. H.; Clarence Rich
erdson, Louisville, Ky; Harry Lad,
Schatier, New York, n. "; Aionra F
Slegfrted, nerwick. Pa.
Ilurer Evan Norsord, Cambridge, Wis
Mechanic John ". Olson. Bridgeport
Conn Frank dcsrle' Sunday Hamburg
pRlvArgs.
Daniel J. Looney,. Brooklyn. n y
Lynch, LeAbar.. Ks.; Melyern Lyttle
Haokett, PAT John ,, Mctabe, New Torl
city, Thomas Benedict Mccormack, Dor
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Hand Hun. Big Surprise.

The American troops on the left kept
in perfect touch with the center and
rapidly cleaned up Evermont and Che
henry and eapturerd Fleville. BY noon
they had mopped up La Viergettc
and lie Menil farm. as well as the
Grange farm. They had also taken
Hill 240. This advance had been jus,
as rapid as that of the troops farther
10 the east. Notwithstanding the fact
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aD., naxiS nsan "' a,u YorL SWyy..
Hsr Mnrhow tsIushii, NSSmsh rawsy
Nsal M',skngo, M,ni rhonas n,Cone
No. S',v yosp r,ia'an,,,t tnvmas nnnra SpJJHys
hurxh pa, Eaward nnItv New york
Cite, Frsnt on~saan pos.uvilis wis !,
JaSn 1strsskI Ii,io,, Si,w Corn !.
sbsryan Ssand,r. Noosbo Ho 90,
in,o Psiaxso Rrook,,,n " UsIter
pichard paIachsl m. .sbary Wis Eia ri
II psr,nIsy %sit,n N v errnnE psr,.
hsyton chicsrr. Tsroy parrvman
W,irhherrv Srr xndrsw psiriisb
s,n,nson "a .Is.tsr ph,,Ii,s ch.r,
biee Ca. tyiifton p pb,nns paitimors
Ma, Nico,s piarro New york. Ersrk
piras Tolo' ItaIv. tosenh peretfi Law
rence n fnnls portnyaI Nav yorL
claude Jav pothoff Muskegon Mich !.
August Pu,venckes Tamanua Pa !;
Horace Reeent Trainer Pa Clarence
p ReI,ler Annterdam N v. Frank
Rhondes HirhIsnd park Ky, John
Riocoren' proyincn csitan,ssaita Italv,
John Walx Richsrds Pnssejvills w !,
Robes, E Ring Astoria A ". t,eorse
Roact salem. Ind Charles Va Rohsrfs
Csnastota' ~ VI Richard E Roberts
East I,Iyerpoi. o.. Garrett Nook Nor,
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that they went over the top a $50
o'clock without any artillery prepara-
tion and handed the Germans big sur
prise.
Just south OF Chehery a general ad-
vance was slowed up by German
eouu;er-attack and American tanks
had to be sent for to drive the emmy
back.
The Germans have deliberately set
fire to the villages OF Romagnes, Ges-
mes. Cornay Bantheville, Cheyeries,
Fort Juvin and MARGIN. Shells from
American guns fell thick among the
front and ammunition dumps every
where were exploded when the shells
reached them.
Visibility was very poor all day and
American aviators were not able TO rem
der much help to the artillery, The
men at the guns could not even see III:
American advance at all points durint
the morning. American and German
machines, consequently, flew unusuall,
low and suffered IRON anti-sircraf
fire.
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influenza Epidemic
In City Is Checked

rhe crisis in the Spanish influenza
epidemic has been reached and passed,
sccording TO physicians who report the
number OF new cases as greatly on the
decrease. DR.. J. "A. Beck, chairman OF
the county medical association, stated
this morning that only three new eases
had been reported to him IN the past
iweniy-fom hours, and that many Of
he patients who were stricken the early
part Of the week had recovered. Ae-
oording 10 DR. Reck the warm pleas
ant weather OF ths past few days has
done more 10 check the epidemic than
anything else. and unless cold weather
sets in within the next few days the
spread Of the malady will be entirely
checked.
Twenty nurses at the University hos.
pital who were stricken last Sunday
are convalescent. Only five new cases
have been reported 10 the board oi
health today.
Two deaths from the disease were re-.
ported today up 20 noon; Eva Wilson,
t-s Esst Second street, and Lester
Hickman, 10 West Noble street
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|al

0klahoman in the list:
Private willis Coleman whitaker,
Depew, wounded severely.
Private Earl Summer, Morris,
wounded, YIN hospital, previously rs-
ported n,istinu.
Private Bradley o. Ellls, Eimwood.
returned to duty, previously reported
missing.
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Miss Bethany Mex. Freeman has
changed her residence studio TO 55i2
Classen Blvd, where she will take a
limited number Of pupils for study In
piano. Phone Walnut ES6-R. (Adv.)
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MISSING IN ACTION.
~ Walter n Calvin Barnl

MlCClNh IN AZ llbENs
Bugler, Walter II. Goodwin, Barnes
Vile, Ga.
Prlvates Enrique Asuilar, Key West
Fla: Harry G. Allbery ~. Mary~, Ida.
George l. Dauer. brooklyn. ". "; Vern,
blythe. Dana. Ill; Walter Ia Bost
Kannapolis, N. c.: Edwin p Cooley
Sunderland Mass John Costello. New
York, ~ y; Niles ~ Cunningham. Gro
ton. Conn; James Clarence Dages
I,oosootee. md: Tony Dlesoll, Plymouth
Mass: Charles A. Dlehl. Chaumont, N
Y: Simon J. Doucette. Boston. Mass.
Leroy Dugan. Philadelphia; Carl @
Engemann, Eureka. Utah: stephen q
Faust. philadelphia; Samuel 7. Faveluke
Portland. Ore; Thomas J. Ferguson
Lytton Springs. Tex; Marcial Flores
Las Cruces. N. NJ: Charles Frlsona
New York; Cosme Gailesos. Schani. N
NJ; George VI, Gilbert. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rafael Gonzalez. Mountaina, N. NJ.
Sllvo Gonzalez. Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Max Gordon. New York; Rubin Green
shan, New York. Charles G. Grier. Ma.
hon. Miss sAugust> Gronbacher A1ue'
duct, ". T.: Antonio Garlno. Brooklyn
NJ y; Juan Guerra Palaec6s. New. York
Peter Joseph Haggerty. jry Adams
Mass. John p. Holland BROOKLYN, ". Y.
Louis jacobson. New York. N Y.
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DIED FROM WOUNDS.
AnA AC0MMlaal0AE OFFICE

Corporals Grover c. Blaney, plain city.
Ohio, Eugene L. Doty. New York City;
William Sehr, Jersey City, N. j.; James
Williams. New York CITY
Joseph NJ Cowen. brooklyn, ", II;
Walter II. Kendall. Chicago: Victor Kill
naszewski, Poland. Russia; Francis q.
Lancaster. New York City; George Chris
tinn Larsen, Marquette. Mich: Charles
Earl Lucore, Caledonia, Pa; Robert J.
Swift, Sank Center. MINI; Maurice NJ.
Wolfe. Baynne, N. j.; James Inedarsic.
Cleveland, Ohio.
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The complete list: =
KILLED IN ACTION.
OFFICE

The complete list
KILLED IN ACTION
OFFICERS.
Eleutenanlg William Clark Barrett.
Newport, II. I. Ralph 4. Busch, Junction
City, Kan, Charles b. Case. Buffalo, N.
y; Roy w. Kelly. Ashland, wis; NAL
vern 1s Jesse cn MaS9; nn,, MlI,y,Ils, n 9!;o~,s
SergeantB Anthony N. Haifmann. Fond
du Lac. Wis; Sol Morris, West osla-
loosa, Iowa.
CorporalH Jesse Acker. Honesdale, Pa, ;
Amos Bush, Greenville, Ala; James T,
Griffith, Prlchard, Ala; Hugh X. Keen
um, Columbus. Miss. Orln Hudson Riker.
Maple Rapids, Mich: Martin 4. Stomner.
Seattle, Wash; Fred o. Weiberg. Chi
cngo, H.; Floyd Bowers, Reading. Pa.
Vinton G. Bradshaw, Battle Greek, Iowa.
Henry J.. Bush, Abbeville, Ala. Lester ID.
Crowder, Lanett. Ala; Aubrey l.. Eakens.
Selma. Ala; Harold Fake, Minneapolis,
Minn.; William q. knowlson, New York
City; Martin l.. Moore, Holland. PA.
Ralph A. Sanderson, Forest Grove, Mont.
pennie Spann, Rome, Ca. David Thomp-
son, Chavies. Ala: Albert Clark wake-
man. Big Rapids, Mich.
Mechanic John Henry Buck. Holt
Mich
Cook Frank n. Ksysor. Cisysburg. N. Y
PRlvATEs.
Harry James Baker. Glrard. Ohio: Ray
ntond J. Bieck, Flint, Mich; Clarence II
Bigler. Depauw. Ind. Donald E. Blhkley
Montezuma, Iowa Everett II. Brown,
Browton Ala. Edward A, Gardener
Freeport. H.: Louis +. Clgnoni, Spring
field, MasI. Robert A. Corl East Free.
dom, pa; Tony Cramp. Berlin, Wis.
David r Davis, jerome. Idaho; Emil y
Fafllk, Cleveland, Ohio; Carroll l.. Fanus
Goodyear. Pa. Andrew 7. Fears. Armory
Miss. Alfredo Ghitti, MHnvllle, n l.
James clifford Halzlip. iukh, ILL.,; Rich
ard O. Hardy. Montgomery, Ala: Franl
W Henderson, Taylorvllle. Miss. Georg
HochHtrasser, haywood, In; Heloi g
Holm, DEBORAH, Iowa; Conrad !. Hurd
Duray, KAN Harmon Ray Jones. Gram
Rapids, Mich; Joseph Krak. Gary. Ind.
| Charles Edgar Kteder, Blackstone, Va.
Matheos d. Krokos, Akron, Ohio; Waite
j. Levin, 0alien, Mich; Elias habarak
Salt Lake City. Utah. BonJamln Martin
fleetwood, W. Va; Charles l. Nye, Sey
mour. Iowa.
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DIED OF DISEASE.
pRIvATES,

Frank Louis Allen. Lewiston, Me.
waldren Bowers. Canton, Texha; Harry
O. Lemkuil. ostbuB, Wis; John A
Wakeland, Millersburg. Ill John Wentko
Plymouth, Pa. Luke White, DinBy, W
Va.
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YANKEES AGAIN
CLEAN UP IN Big
SURPRISE ATTACK
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built on a curving line, so tha, each
end of il enfilades any force that at
tari.s another nnrti0n
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