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The Washington times., 1918-08-07


OhIo. Ironton. Floyd Bernard
Hammag.
m. Chicago. MIehseI Joseph
Hardimaa.
IaAAo. weIseF. JoAa C. Haver-
sid.
PiiIsSsrsh. Pa jane. Peter
kane.
MieL. Detroit. Justin Harold
Kline.
III. Chicago, Edward Laeure.
Cal, Arcade. Elmer n. LaneasteF.
III. Aeero. AlsxandeT LenOnt.
Tenn. Chattanooga. PressIey n.
Lomeniek.
N.Y. New York. Albert Miller.
Ill. Chicago. David A Nanghtoa.
via. BerIln- Guy c. olehesky.
WIS., ShuIInbuFg. Walter d.
n T.. Rochester. Harold J. Ran
UtaE. salt Lake City. Lester
AK. Madison. Claude r. Robin
n. ., Newark. william Ruekert.
Ky, CsttlesburE. Charles u.
RunyOn.
AAA2a
III. C1Ieaeo, Albert Edward
InS.. Terr. Haute, George wal
ter Sehreeeh-
Mich. Pontiac. Marx E shat
tuck.
ohIo, wIIHansburE. Fondus \.
Smith
Mich, Quincy, RasselI Everett
Smith.
Mich, warren, ornaI D. Stevens.
III. chIesgo. Lswrenee B. swan
berg.
Ga, College Park. John David
sykes-
Me-, 81. Louis. milo C. Tsbbe.
Mo-, ST. Louis, Allen D. TiighnAA-
n. T.. BrOoklyn. George h. VII
lard.
: Pa, Plymouth. Joseph YsnielE.
PRIVATE.
III, Chicago, George Z Mecars
thy.
TRUdPETER-
Fla. Orlando, George Rayuond
saunders-
PRTYATEs.
wasA-. Sedro WOoIy, Herbert
Charles Adams-
Mass.. westbOrO, Edward Joseph
AIdFieh.
Pa, PhiIadeIphia. Martin Apostle
lieo.
MINI. Minneapolis. RALPH Charles
Arms.
Mo-. 81. Louis, william ". Asks
leo.
s. D.. wIlmot. Charles Henry
Babb.
New York city. Harry Banses.
lows. Anita. osear Henry Bart-
ley.
n. " Brooklyn. Harry Oswald
Bateman.
Ky. Paris. Bishop s. Bafterten-
No, st. Louis, Henry A. Bauman.
John p. Bell
PRIvATEs.
IN, Gillespie, william Bishop, ~.
Nd, Snow Hill, Marion 8 Bonne-
Vile.
Pa, Coupon. Martin BOoterbaash.
Ohio, Cincinnati, william Brew
n. Y. Syracuse, Harry ,. Brown.
Pa. TunkhanaOck, Lee II. Brown.
Ill. Kane, Richard o. Brown.
La, Baton Rouge. Clarence J.
BrOwnlng.
nl- Downers Grove. John v.
Bryan
n. W Kingston. Edward James
Bryce.
n. Y, Buffalo. Joseph Frank BY
Ifnskt.
SERGEANT.
Pa Philadelphia, william Henry
Bulman.
PRIvATEs.
MIMI, Minneap0Iis, James MAX
well Carey.
III, East 81. Louis. Elmer =.
Chaplin.
Mass, MIIvIIIe. Frank d. chris-
tiansen-
MInn- Cass Lake. Norman W.
Christensen.
N. n, Clayton, George o. Colon.
n. Car, Advance. James C. Cook
n. Car, Davidson, Reid ID Gran
ford.
Ill. Evanston, George h. CroL
Ill, Blue Island. Walter n. Cross
land.
Mass, Gunat, Frank J. DearS.
N. v, Buffalo, James b. Doyle
Wis, Milwaukee, Bernard Duehr'
Mich, Grand Rapids, Archie n
DuelL
Ohio, West Milton. Robert L
Duncan.
Tenn, Chattanooga. Joseph Benja-
min Dwyer.
Pa. W. Springfield. Clare MOrtoa
Eagley.
y. C.. Benson, James Henry Eason-
Va, DanVilIe, Cheetle Bureh East.
Iowa, Gray, Fredriek AlosuS
EekIes.
Mo-, Kansas City, Frank Joseph
Ehrenhofer.
Ky, LouIsVille, Martin Eigelbaeh.
Ill, Rock Island, PercIVaI A. Elk
Iund.
n. J.. Dumont. Philip John EIRery.
Mo-, Nevada, Sanford Samuel Ellis.
Tex, whitewright. Dixie SOdwin
EppersOn-
Tex, Paris, Jesse Calvin Eubanka.
Pa. ClearneId. Russell Cole illegal
Wis. Edgar, Edmund j. FOnS-
Mich, Lansing. Fred Ford
Tenn, Nashville, L. Fow.
lIinn., GordOnsViIle. George Frost.
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Pa, New Brighten, Elmer L.
Carver.
n. c., Charlotte, Grover Cleveland
Gray.
Pa, Beaver Falls, Arthur GuE.
Pa. MeyersdaIe,> Lawrence J.
HartIe.
Pa New Brighton, Earl v. Her
rinFton.
Pa, New Brighton, Edward C.
jackson.
WeedSPort, n. u FIoyed J. Jo-
shanski.
Pa. New Brighton, John b. Ken
Bedy.
Pa New Brighton. George e.
Lindsay.
Pa, Warrington. Earl T. Loueks.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
LIEUTENANTs.
Mo-, st. Louis, Lee b. Brown
Me-, Milo, Daniel r. Christie.
Wis, Fond du Lac, Hugh NJ.
Flanagan.
Tenn, BeIIbuclIe, William Hous-
ton Haynes
s. d. Belle FOurche, Ralph w.
Hickey.
Tenn, Memphis Jim Quinn
Wis, Plymouth, Huldreiek NJ.
Steineclker.
Ill, Chicago, Elmer Warner.
Wis, Oshkosh, william Zwicky.
SERGEANTS.
Iowa. viIllsea, Oscar M. Anderson.
Ill. ShawReetoWn, Charles Gram
dersOn Burkhart.
n. J., Crawford, George A. Cook.
Ohio, New Waterford, Charles
Clarence Dorm.
Mass, New Bedford, Robert J. b.
Dupre.
Mass Worcester. Edward II.
Flynn.
KY COvinEtOn, John Joseph Glat.
ting.
Mo-, Kansas City. william w. Has
klns.
vt, Barre, Albert A. Mari.
Ill, Chicago, Donald NJ. Nelson
Mass. Fitehburg. Frank p.
O'Brien.
Mass. somervIne. william c.
Saunders.
AshaeId, Mass Douglas Urquhart.
Iowa, JeSsup, winIam r. Zemmel.
CoRPoRALS.
La, Leesv1lle, Abe L. Allen.
Tex GreenV1Ile. WIlIlam r. Coz.
n. Y, New York. Guide D'AEos-
tfno.
n. " MoreIand Station, Ernest
w. Davis
Me-, westbroOk, MahIon W. Den
nett.
Iowa, GIenwoOd, Tom r. Ev1nA
Iowa, DenIsOn, Edward NJ. FlahVe.
Pa, PIT, Carbon, Sylvester J. Hoy.
n. Y. Syracuse, Martin John
Kleist.
III, Decatur. Earle MeConiEa.
Pa, Philadelphia, Thomas Walls
A. Mccormick.
Ill, Chicago, Leo A. Maschek.
5. C, BishoDviIle, Richard c. Nor
Me-. SkOwheEan. Edward J. VIgue.
BUGLER-
Kys COrbin. Mat Chandler.
PRIVATES.
Ga. New Holland. Homer ID. Aber-
nathy.
Pa, York. Jules Leon Adams
Ky, Clayhole, Ben b. Allen
Ind, New Salisbury, Frank J. Al
len.
Vt, wetheraeId, Fred ID. Aiken.
N. D. EIdridGe, Alfred Anderson
MInn., Fisher, AElAk AslaksOn-
Mass. Springfield, Raymond s.
BailIeul.
Tex, SIaton, Melvin II. Bafn.
Iowa, Waterloo, Martin c. Balen-
Eiefer.
Iowa. Washington, Floyd C.
Banks.
Pa Philadelphia, Wilbur S.
Barfh.
N. T., CowIes, Oscar Benson.
Pa, steelton, Salvatore Bernardo.
KY wheeIersburE, Dock BIan-
ton.
Tenn, Athens, Edgar n. Bohan-
non.
Conn.,, Waterbury, Arthur r. Bou-
IanEer.
Ga, Wayeroas, John b. Brantley.
PRIVATES.
Mich, Lawrence, VIII N. Bray
brooks
Ky LouiEviIIe, william G. Burke
VT. Ludlow, Louis n. Burns.
Italy, San Sestine, Bruno NJ. Ca
pano-
Nev- GoIdneId, Joseph A. Car
mody.
vt, RUTLAND, Harold Eugene
Chaffee.
Wis, JanesVIIIe, Arthur Christian
KY, Lookout, Lawrence L. Cline.
n. C., Charlotte, Carlisle Callahan
Cochran
n. v, SciOta. Lawrence Collins
Iowa, New Virginia, orIand L.
ConoVeP.
Pa-. Pittsburgh, William e. Cor
Conn, New Haven. Charles Je-
rome Costello.
Tex, Argyle, Ray Addison Craw-
ford.
Ill, Calhoun county, Iven Craw-
ford.
Mass, Winter Hill, Dennis J. Gull
uty.
Cal, OakdaIe, Louis ID. Cutler.
H., Chicago, Robert CEerionskL
MInn., Duluth, John Davidson
Pa, BraddoclI, William +. Dexter.
Pa, Philadelphia, Francis Doyle.
La, CottonpOrt. Abraham Dueote-
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Ark, wIniford. Moses VI. Haynes.
H.. East St Louis, Albert N.
Hauss.
". u. Brooklyn. Dnyid Heehter.
Iowa, Mount Pleasant, Walter $.
Henderson.
iowa, Waterloo. Ray w. Hieok.
N. ", Speneerport, Harold VI.
Hoy.
Me-, Jackman, Arno z. HuEhey.
n. D., New Rockford. Gordon kep-
ner.
III, Chicago. Benjamin KulcSyes<L
". Y, Rochester, Louis J. Kuhn.
Iowa, Sheldon, Carl G. Kreulen.
Ohio, Lorain, Mike krIzaek.
N. H, PenaeoOk. David r. La
Duke.
S. D. Langford. Erwin Lamber-
ton.
Idaho, st. Marys. Hilbert o. LInse.
Pa. Perulack, Herman Oscar
Love.
Tex, ChTIicothe. Luther MCGEE,
Pa. Troy, Lawrence Chrfl6y
Mecker.
Pa, Bruceton, Stanc Minck.
Ala, Mobile, r. c. Monroe.
Pa, Roaring Spring. Jesse L. Muir
ray.
Pa. Philadelphia, John Norman.
ILL.,. Chicago, Frank George No
vatney.
WIS.,, Kauknnna, John p. Nushnrt.
VT, Chester, Bernard c. O'BrIen.
Pa, NewytIIe, Ralph n. PeHer.
N. u, Brooklyn, Frank l. Petry.
Me-, Monroe, Lionel +. Pitts.
Neb., Alliance, Chr1stOpher n.
Cal, San FrancissO' MAito }.
wis., waukesha. Arnold r.
Rogers.
Iowa, Marcus, Philip J. Schmitt.
Wis, Rice Lake, Ray SehO0nOver.
Fla, Panama City, Thomas W.
Sharber.
Mass., Springfield, John J. Shea
Ala, Dozier. John VI. Shields
n. J., Camden, Joseph o. Shlam.
n. " Brooklyn, Joseph slevia-
Ind, indianapolis, Henry T.
Sprinkle.
Wis, Waukesha, Henry StaAb-
Ohio, Sidney, Wilbur J. stAley.
N. J., EIlEabethpOrt. BromiSlaw
StaszkerucE.
Ind, Evansville, Harry J. stone
berger.
Mont, Scobey, Marion Suchy.
Ga. Hampton, HAIRY TurnipSeed-
n. Car, Fayetteville, william A.
Vaughan.
Pa- Philadelphia, Francis L.
veasey.
Iovva. PacIac Junction, william
W. fWaIker.
n. ", Brooklyn. william Fl. Weis-
Conn.,, New Haven, william whar-
ton.
Wis, Antigo, Henry A. woIhaupt.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (DEeREE
UNDETERMINED.
sERGEANTs.
Pa. RouseVllle, Melvin C. Kirk
n. ", New York, William O'NeIIL
Tex. TangIewoOd, Robert E. Phil
lips
CORPORAL.
Ohio. GrRveport, Charles shaw.
MECHANIC.
Tenn, GraysviIIe. Clint b. Miller.
PRIVATES.
Ind. Indianapolis, Harry Brown.
n. u, Brooklyn. James A. DonO-
hue.
n. v. New YORK. John LeRoy
Ruddy
mIee,uo ., .o-,on
"'So'NS Nv ~ 'ON'
LIEUTENAYTs.
Pa Philadelphia. Robert ]. Bon
Pa. sOmerSet. Wilbur e. sehen.
PRIVATES.
Pa. so,nerSet. John p. CIeayer.
Jeanpette, Pa, Richard X. Keen
nm.
Mass, Boston, Frederic G. Lock-
wood.
Pa. New Brighton, Werner W. Nc
FarIand.
Pn-- New brighton HODert d. Nc
KinniS.
Pa. New brighton Frank n Nc
Nease.
n. L. snhshury' "aIter T. NeeL
Pa Bitumen' John Eits;
w. nuns, h"0o
fa-' fhi'aHeiphIa' nIcnae' Se
n-, We" s 'O"' De"'
p.., s,o S,r,,
- ,, x,,,,,,. s,IIt
ID, phtI.AoIDhi, E5ward VoeI-
vi.
W Ya-. SandvvilIe. Vivian z. Will
E,rxon
Pm. Somerset. william c. thinner
man.
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Latest Casualty List From
Oversee Forces
KILLED IN ACTION.

KILLED IN ACTION.
SERGEANT.
Pa, HaseItons William J.. RotA-
coRPoRALS
Tenn Columbia, Herbert Griffin
Pa. AItOonn, Author G. Mock.
Ky, Layman, Isem Skidmore-
PRIVATES-
Ala, veIIie, Nick Baggett-
n, Y, New York, Albert Bowkef.
Ca La Grange, John n. Cannon
Pa, BerVryu, Carmen CappuEzA
Ind., Indianapolis, Thomas L. Con
Ran, Jamestown, Clarence C. FL
KsnS- Belle PLANE, Roy z POr.-
lrieh.. Hautranek, Frank E Con
ny Concord. Holly Love Good
Io~a. Brooks, Lee n. Kenyon
Va, Cana, Grover C. King.
Pa, Chester, Albert Lambert
Kan, Cheney, Arthur WIlltHm
La. Ro.eiand, Arthur Burton Nc
nj Lambert. Tony RufSinA.
Ind-, TeFre Haute, Albert j.
SShewee-
Ky., Tinsley, Burel Smith.
n. Y, New York, Carl T. Weth
WOUNDED (DEeREE UNpETER-
MINED).
sERGEANTs.
Mass- Dorchester. Charles A
Bailey.
m Chiearo, Frank VI. Flanagan.
Him, InnerErOVe, Scott w. HalI'
M chicago, Raymond 8 Harper.
Tex, Fort worth, Joseph }. New
berry.
OoRPoRALA
n, T.. New Rochelle, Charles c.
Iowa, sioux City, RoIIie Benton
II T. RSekawny Beach, VIII r
Gordon.
wIA-. Two Rtvers, Mark Il. Ham
Mass. oanpeIo, Merle r. wind
ser.
MECHANIC.
WIs. Milwaukee, Leo r. Atkielnki.
PRTVATES.
n. c. Cane River, George Anglin-
M, Chicago, John BOruskd-
y. h, Bristol, Clyde E BraIey.
Tex Marble Falls, Bennett Burn
ham.
NY. LOwviIIe, John ii. Cooke
n. IT, BrOOklyn, Vincent II.
COryen
n. " AstorIa, william J. COvvan.
Tex. Edna. John b. Deal
Pa, POtfsViIIe. Harry z Dempsey.
Gel, sozls, Walter Dirden.
m, Chicago, Joseph p. Donovan.
u. C., WASHINGTON, 1904 POTO-
MAC ST., WILLIAM J. DOUGH-
ERTY, NEXT OF KIN, MRS.
w. J. DoUGHERTY.
Pa, Chester, Layton s. Downey.
y. Y. Brooklyn, william Gray.
Ohios ChnHeOthe, Joseph Harmon.
Tex. Mckinney, Lee n. HIgG1nA.
H. ElGin, Howard p. HOagIand-
NJ, Chicago, Andrew p. Jedynaks
HSW foFlk, Owen Kearney.
MISSING IN ACTION.
sERGEANTS.
Pa, PhnAdeIDhia, David J. Fen
messy.
Pa, Msyer.daIe. Robert A. Flo
"a, wnkrabarre. TAeoa E John
Pa, Somerset, Hobart W. Kemp.
Pa, BOekWO0d, Ralph II. WalterAs
CoRPoRALS.
Pa. Agonser' Russell n. Aez-
ander.
Pa, Kentner. Fred W. Berker-
bile.
Pa, Garrett, CFyde L. Bfftner.
p, New Brighton. Boyd 8. BIlnn.
Pa, New Brighton, Frank L.
FFgth.
p, SOmerSet, Joseph n. Heath
wash, PaIOuSe, John H HeItI-
Pa. PhfladelphIa. Bert r. Irvine.
Pa, Berlin, Earl n. Leslie.
Pa, Berlin, Samuel ID. SaIkeId-
Pa, SOnneRset, Charles b. Van
neu.
Pa. New Brishtoa. John A Veal
PRIVATES.
PAv Beaver, Frank G. Anderson.
H. Chicago, Max Berg.
Pa. Beaver, orval b. BoIIand.
Pa, HOmestead James w. Boiler.
Pa. C0lumbla, william T. BOsIer.
Pa Philadelphia. Oscar ID. Boyer.
RA- PAIIadelphIA, William CalIa-
han
Rs- PhIIadeIphia. Charles n.
Casebeer.
Quincy. Mass. Joseph e. Chardy.
Pa Philadelphia, Andrew J.
Chester.
F2S meyefBonies Leo ID. CIArk.
HaaS-, Boston, Antonio D,Are-
angelo.
Pa, Old Forge, Veto DanderIo.
Pa Philadelphia, James H De
Pue.
Pa Columbia, George ID. Dietrich.
Pa EnOn Valley Wallace r. Dill
worth
Pa Philadelphia, Camille Du-
rHndo.
Pa, JenneP, Joe EndEeL
Pa HhIIadelDhIaT Anon Z. Fish
Pa Philadelphia, Thomas A.
Frederick.
- -
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Lists Cabed By General Pershng Show Total of 1880 Names

y ~
Me-, BuckneId, Charles e. Gray.
Tex, Pecan Cap, Frank Elmore
Hardin.
n. W Brooklyn. John J. Heideck-
er.
Me- West BeGAeI. Curtis p.
Hutchinson.
Conn.,, New Britain, Bernard
Hoyee.
Poland, wIIno, wilhelm HarIIn-
Hki.
Greece. PIatonas, Olympia, Harry
KArameros.
Mich, Flint, Fred Kavesky.
Conn.,, Hartford. Fred 8. Kibbe.
Okla, Cushing, Roy r. King.
N. J.s Elizabeth, Michael Kraniek.
VI, Burlington, Bingham G. La
belle.
n. Y, New York, Samuel LapIdus.
w. st. Adams. Arthur LedOux.
N. ", Brooklyn, Lawrence List
ing
N. v, New York. Michael ]. Nc
Cormnek.
N. W Addison, Hobart r. Mar
vim
NAhA-s 9NAhhcON1s r FHu ncASc-
Pa, EdwRrdsvflIe, Victor Morris.
Ark. FitEhuSh, Jessie j. Norman.
s. C., Columbia, Herman Z. Price
ILL.,. Lerna, Perry I. Reed.
Mass, HoIyOke. John Renaud-
Wis, Leon. Martin RiehRruber.
N. " CobIeskill. Leslie z. Rock
well.
Kans, Mulberry. Thomas Roper.
n. C., WnIstonburE. sam Shirley.
Pa, Smokerun. George Stitch.
Mich, Rockford, John Levi smith.
Me- sherman Mills, John C.
Spooner.
Mich, CerescO, Fred l. TIL
WOUNDED,
(DEGREE 'UNDETERMINEp.)
LIEUTENANT.
Ind, Terre Haute, Kenneth L.
OEle.
PRIVATEs.
Okla, Durant, Thomas O. Dem
mnn.
Neb.. Omaha, carrie r. Kreeeer.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
CORPORAL.
La New Orleans, Wallace G.
WAGNER
Pa, Sunbury, Wills L. Strouse.
PRIVATEs.
n. Y, TuIly, Clayton ii. Baker.
Ind Frankfort, Milo r. Clancy.
DIED OF DISEASE.
PRIVATE.
Md, SEAT PLEASANT NEXT
OF KIN, MINNIE WHITEJ
THEODORE ROCHESTER.
,.,o,,na-z azr.-,
"OONHGO SeNGnGI'
CAPTAINS.
Cal. HoIIyvood. John w. Cotton-
Ill, Quincy, Edward G. Ince.
LIEUTENANTS.
Okla. Enid, Miller III. Rond.
N v. YonkerE. Harrison r Ham.
heck.
n. l. Atlantic CITY. JoSeph Mann
ice KatE.
& d.. Aberdeen. LeEter T.. Kirk
patrick.
Ala. Fort Payne. Allen W. Mathis
Me-, North Lowell, John e. VIII
son
sERGEANTs.
Me-. skovheRan. Cassimir n. Ma
son.
Ky, Penny, Ell Hall
N. ", New York. James LeTas.
Mass, BroOkIIne, Thomas j. Mo-
ran.
VT, Bellows Falls, George w. Pat
tee.
Kan Dwight, willard S. storma,
n. " Cato, Elmer E. White.
CORPORALS.
Me-, Jaekman. George z. Achey.
Ill, Chicago, Otto A. BJorkmnn.
Pa, Lancaster. John Brown.
Pa, Sharon, Martin DeVOre.
VT, Concord, Charles ID. Goud-
reauIt.
Pa Philadelphia, Robert DyaE
Graham.
W., Derby Center. Basil N. Had
, lock.
n. ", Van Etten, Otto Everett
Huddle.
Pa, Philadelphia, Walter J. Nc
Donald.
N. j.. jersey City. George A. Men,
kens-
w. Va, BranehIand. Arnold Ma
pier.
Ohio. Bowling Green, Morris L.
Parks.
MiEs., Bay st. Louis, Chester Ran
doIph.
No., Des Arc. Edwin A Reed
n. G., Winston-Salem, John C.
Shut.
Ky, Paducah, RoIlie r. Sullivan.
N. C., Marion. WIN F. sutbers.
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PRIVATEa,

Wis.. wenosha, Thss1eS q, nss~
now.
III. onarEo. Ednsaa =. s@tfs.
Mass-. AIIstoa. w1ilian y. snlrh-
III. Chicago, WiIIiAn a, StsVsiy.
3. D., HeeIa. staaisy stssgss.
III. Chicago, James ?. WsiI.
n. J.. Linden. John u. Wheeler.
n. " Penn Haa. Alfred w1Iiisns.
Jr.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
PRIvATEs.
orsg.. Portland. Seth c. Cs4nsn.
Va, Danville. Ballard L. q. PruIft.
SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION
CAPTAIN.
Md- Sparrow Point, Frederick W.
Karstaedt.
FIRST LIEUTENANT.
Wyo., Buffalo, Clyde r. yIatteson.
SERGEANT MAJOR.
n. - Florence, Hayes Rainier.
GUNNERY SERGEANT.
n. u Rochester. John Msefkow-
ski.
sERGEANTG.
Pa. PhIIadeIphIa. Delmar z Bafr.
Ill. ChIeaga. william n. Platte,
jr.
via. Ksnosha. simon =. MADDEN.
PRIvATEs.
Ala. Cedar BIuG, Gaines r.
Adams.
Mich, MaskesOn. Harold C. An
derBon.
Colo, Apache, Earl n. DeeheP.
La, New Orleans. Edward Berault.
NO., ST. Louis, Andrew Taylor
Castlen.
n. Y. Denster. Clarence Albert
Ky- sheIbyviIIe. wIrIian Bryan
n. W Nins.r. Falls. Frederick
H0fron.
MINI, Brainard, Louis HIII.
Tex, YOakum. Thomas n HOR-
Fla Orlando. Alfred Parker
NJ, Chicago. Patrick II. Hughes.
n. Y, Liberty, Harry A. Kays.
Idaho. PoeateIlo, Viteor JoseDhus
Lawhead.
M Chicago, Roman BaFthoIome
Lewan.
MIeA., Detroit. Paul Peter LIpke.
n. J., Paterson, George MacAF-
thur.
III, ChieaEo. Alfred z. Neal
n. J., jersey City. william James
Mich. Detroit. John p. oBrisn.
III. Chicago, Arthur W. o'ConnoT.
Ohio, MlddIetowns Raymond A
PInkertOn-
Al. a@-o~H u..- n.
Ga. Toeeoa. Arthur J. Scott.
Ill. Chicago, Paul II. TIlke.
WOUNDED IN ACTION, (DEGREE
UNDETERMINED
CAPTAIN.
Pa. Fleetwood. Robert z. BIesser-
smith
FIRST LIEUTENANT.
Minn. Minneapolis, Carleton =
Wallace
SECOND LIEUTENANT.
Ohio, PaHIding. Herman L. No
No., ST. Joseph. John c. sehneI-
der, jr.
n. J., Loonia, Louis =. TImner-
GUNNERY sERGEANTs.
Pa, sinnamahonlng, CIauae 8.
BeIdin.
NO.. Fora. Arthur C. Goert.e.
Ca, Atlanta, Max N. GOldberE.
Pa, MOnOngoheIa. walter HILL
man.
md, Montonc, John e. Lotter.
View York City, Eugene J. No
Hugh
Iowa. Lyons. Christie N. Peter
Cal, LOs Angeles, Robert white.
sERGEAyTs.
Pa, NosquehOnIng. Condy Gallag-
her.
Ark. Mountain View, Andy c.
Ramsey.
n. J.. Jersey City, James E Don
ohue.
VT, Ludlow, Elmer L FaddOn-
n. J., Paterson, Harry Hall
Ky, Lexington. James Lambert.
Del, Newark, Harry r. Mercer.
No., East st. Louis, Chiffon d.
Moss
n. J., Newark. stanley Roscoe
III, CnrbondaIe, Erie T. ThOmp-
son.
Ind, Acton. Donald DeVore.
CoRPORALs.
Neb. VALPARAISO, Arthur W. Ander-
son.
Neb-. PIattsmouth, Byron E. Ar
Fles.
Md, Baltimore, Merle W. Bats
Ohio, Dresden, Erwin NJ Brett
haupJ.
Ind. Indianapolis, Alvin Frederick
BroeklnE.
Kan. wichita, Richard CresweII
Campbell
Tex, AbilIne. HoIland%Craig Cog
dell.
Kan, Hutehinson, Gland Thonp-
son Cook.
Ill, Chicago, Joseph CoPbett.
Miss, Columbia Horace Dale
n. c. AsheVfIle. Chuck Bert Davis.
Ark GIIIett. Benjamin DeVere.
Nd, Bengies County George L
Earle.
Ohio, Hamilton, william Lawrence
Foster.
The Washington times., 1918-08-07

The marine corps casualty list Is
sued today. together with the ad-
dresses of the next Of kin, follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-22
THE READERS VIEWPOINT

To the Editor Of the EUeninO Public Ledger
Sir-Will you kindly advise me as to what
department at Washington l should apply
for information regarding the refund OF my
money paid in on the 800 bond of the second
Liberty Loan subscribed to by me while al
camp. To date of my discharge l have paid
i'm $50. l have been discharged for physical
reasons. J. s. n.
Philadelphia, April 49,
1.-THE Liberty Loan committee advises
]. S. y. to continue payments on his bond
until the total amount of 500 has been
subscribed Discharge from the army (on
physical grounds) should make him better
able to pay installments they point out.
There is no department in Washington to
which he can appeal for return of the $50
he has already paid in. If there is any valid
reason why he cannot continue payments he
should take the matter up with the agency
through which the bond was purchased. The
reasons for asking return of his money
should be stated i'm full and action will be
taken by the bank, trust company or other
agent to whom he makes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-22
THE BIG GUN

MO LESS person than Prof Arthur
~ Gordon Webster, of Clark University,
arose at the last session of the American
Philosophical Society in this city to tell
us what every one should know if common
sense were a little commoner-that the
gun used by the Germans in the long dis
tance bombardment of Paris is little better
than a crazy toy. Scientific analysis and
ordinary reasoning make it plain that the
Kaiser's biggest gun is an implement de-
vised merely as an adjunct to the dominant
school of German domestic politics. I'm
mutable laws make it ineffective as a
weapon of offense. But it helps to sustain
the German pride at home
Even in short.range rifle fire the element
OF windage is an important one. Atmos.
pheric conditions affect the behavior Of
long and short distance projectiles. When
a shell is sent twenty miles into the
air, to travel distance of seventy miles
under varying conditions of wind and
weather and air pressure, each shot is
nothing better than a gamble. II isn't
surprising, therefore, that most Of the
iong-distance shells miss Paris altogether.
When a shell actually falls in the city it
hits its big target by accident. Sure aim
under the circumstances is out OF the ques-
tion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-22
A MAILER DOVE IN RUSSIA

OVER multitudes Of graves, through end.
~ less devastation. over troubled lands
where great hopes aspired and fell, Gen
erat Count Won Mirbach hurries at this
moment from Berlin as the new ambassa-
dor TO Russia.
Count Won Mirbach used to be minister
70 Greece. Obviously he is the man for
the new job in Russia, since the confusion
and the successive political disasters in
Greece were adequate to all the purposes
OF the German Foreign Office.
In the new Russia Germany will require
an astute man. restless propagandist, a
spy Of the first order, a sower of discord,
a creator of hatreds, an inspirer Of sus-
picion, a teller of lies. The dispatch Of
General Count Won Mirbach upon this mis-.
sion indicates that Bernstorff is surely ILL.,
Otherwise he would fit ideally in the new
post.
The haste with which Germany has set
about to establish new diplomatic rela-
tions irf Russia proves the wisdom Of the
American policy which has insisted from
the first upon friendly relations with what
ever government rises visibly from the
chaos at Petrograd Germany is an eff
nient Matchmaker There is no reason for
the Allied nations to assist her at the
task in Russia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-22

Il LOWRY HUMEs the Federal District
LIZ Attorney in Pittsburgh has proved
that he is something more than a capable
prosecuting officer He told the CONNER
cial Club of his city the other day that
What is needed TO purify the State and
fcity governments is corrupt practices
act that cannot be circumvented. The
present law he characterized as mere
camoufage, for under it "unprincipled
politicians accomplish just what the act
is supposed to make impossible"
We do not suppose Mr.. Humes is igno-
rant Of the fact that the law was made
with loopholes for this express purpose
The rest of us are not at any rate. And
yet the politicians are trying TO make us
believe that prohibition is the only issue
worth considering in the election next No
yvember, which is more camouhage for
concealing plans to keep up the old game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-22
THE BEAUTIFUL ADVENTURE

DEATH has ever been a solemn specula.
~ tion in the human heart and mans
thoughts on this subject have ranged the
whole gamut of emotion. Charles Froh-
man. on the sinking Lusitania, said: why
fear death? 1t is the most beautiful ad-
venture in life"
Death has lost much of its terror these
red days. When so many gallant men
have gone west" none of us, for very
self-respect, can feel that our own going
come when it may, will mean much to the
world. We must all go some day, and is it
not happier, perhaps, TO slip off the mystic
robe of living in the flush and heyday Of
a mans lustihood than to linger on to
riper years and a tissue of wistful men,
oTies?
Life the warm vesture of faulty human
clay, the sweet and many -mooded moments
of earth, are unspeakably dear. And yet
without realizing that there are countless
things more rich, more desirable, than life
itself 1t is not life for ourselves that we
so passionately covet; it is life for those
we hold dear, life for those weaker, finer
or more precious than ourselves. To have
died that others may have honor and truth
and happiness, and have it more abun-
dainty, is TO have attained the tallest
stature allotted to man. Dead on the
field of honor" is no mean epitaph.