davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-24

have drawn the curtain aside just to
show how an American has the grace OF
the old world coupled to the force OF the
new world. They who put down the
statesman from the state of Lincoln as
a dilletante little know the fineness OF
the steel held in hts gloved hand. No
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-16
AuxILIo MUTUo

Entradas:-Sres. don Eduardo
Alvarez Peniza, de Rio Piedras
Manuel Argiieso Rodriguez, de
Segundo Queipo Gonza-
lez, de San Juan; Genaro Gavi-
rondo Aramburn, de Humacao
Manuel Gomez Meltz, de Santur-
ce; Pedro Piza Frias, de San Juan
Esteban Reines Bonet, de Guaya-
ma.
Salidas :-Sres. don Manuel Ra-
nero Gomez, de San Juan; Jose
Casal Valdes, de San Lorenzo; Ra-
mon Rodriguez Garcia, de Rio
Piedras; Manuel Garcia Rodri-
guez, de San Juan; Manuel Ar
giieso Rodriguez, de Naguabo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-16
Ell pER1oD1co "11BERTAD.

Nos informa eI joven Lcdo. An
gel NJ. Torregrosa, que a conse-
cuencia del fuerte temblor de tie
IRA acaecido en- la tarde del mar
les pasado, la preasa donde Sc. edi-
ia ell culto semanario "Libertad"
ha sufrido I'm serio desperfecto
que no podra repararse hasta la
semana cntrailtc. Con este mott
vo la pr5xima edici6n del estima-
do colega no podra circular hasta
clv;ernes % del corriente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-16

sus dfas, ahorcandose, Angfn
Santiago Aviles, natural de Ca.~
muy. Ell suicida venfa padecien-
do hace tempo de penosa enfer-
medad y Sc cree que este le indu-
10 a matarse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-16
EFECTOS DEF. TEMBLOR
DIET. 10

La policfa de Mayaguez infor-
ma que debido al temblor del dia
12 del corriente, sufrieron averlas
de consideration en- dicha ciudad,.
cuatro casas de mamposter1a, cal
culandose las perdidas en- la suma
62, ,450 dolares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-16

v6lver, ocasionaEdole la muerte
al joven Ernesto Vivoni. Ell suce-
so ocurri6 como a la una y media
de la tarde.
Tanto el matador como su vie
TINA gozaban en- San German de
grandes simpatias 10 que hizo que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-16
CMA CASA.

Familia Americana de personas,
desea alquilar, para el diez el doce
de Diciembre casa pequefia, en- buen
vecindario de Santurce, Miramar o el
Condado.
Diriigirse personalmente por carta a
Capo, c o. "E1 Imparcial'' Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-16
ENEERM0

Sc encuentra enfermo en- su re-
sidencia de Catalo, ell ioven Ma
nuel Gotay, empleado del Go5ier-
no Federal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-16
CRIMEN EN- SAN GERMAN

Ell jueves ocurri6 en- la ciudad
de las Lomas un sangriento suce-
80, que puso en- conmocion a aque
LA sociedad. Ell joven Miguel A.
Torres, dependiente del senior R.
A. Torres hizo IN disparo de re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-16
MovIMIENTo DE vAPoREs

Entradas: El "Satrustegui" I,
procedente de Centre America Y
en- viaje para sEpala y ell, "Flirt /,
procedente de los Estados Unidos.
Salidas: FL "Montevideo', pa
ra Cuba Y Sur America.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-16

ell 'hecho causara gran sensaci6n.
FL Fiscal del Distrto Sc hizo car
go de la investigation del caao..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-16
Sc AHoRCo

En- su rcsidencia del barrio "Sa-
bana Hoyos' de Arecibo, puso fin
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-12

Timothy b. Callahan, Philadei-
phia.
Enrol 3. Cummings, Philadslphia.
John ID. Divebliss, Franklin Mills.
Frederick Benz, Altoon.
James Bernard Brady, Carbondalo
David s.. Cole, Pittsburgh.
Steve Diabelko, Fayette.
Roy l.. Dolan, Hopewell.
John CRurls, Philadelphia.
RAYMOND Breighner, Gettysburg.
John N. CarnegiH, Shamokin.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Sergeants.
William V. Schoenig, Pittsburgh.
Howard f. Yakel, Greenville.
Robert G.. Watson, Reading.
George II. Hunter, Loyalhanna.
John p. Walibaum, Latrobe.
Edgar l.. Graham, Pittsburgh.
Joseph Francis Miller, Philadel-
phia.
CorporaIs.
John J. Skehan, Willlamsport.
John Joseph Urbaniak, Pittsburgh
Hutchison Budd Williams, Grove
City.
danes II. johnson, Harrisburg.
Grant Kennedy, Imboden.
Isydor Szarmach, Pittsburgh.
John A. Turanek, Carnegie.
Walter Jacob Matthews, Kane.
Cook.
Thomas ]. Ward, Chester.
Privates.
Roy T. Capel, Scranton.
Ira W. Davis, Parkers Landing.
Emidio Fraino, Monessen.
Ralph Garrett, Harrisburg.
William Gottwald, Jr., Philadel-
phia.
Amos Drace Haldeman. Elizabeth
town.
Floyd Ahlquist, Pittsfeld.
Thomas Bell. Williamsburg.
John Dorsch. Philadelphia.
Paul Akushevich. Braddock.
Charles Funk, Philadelphia.
Louis f. Good, Conemaugh.
Thomas Conroy, Carnegie.
Frank J. Holt, Allison.
John G. Ishler, State College.
Louis A. Kearney, Scranton.
George Welter LOCKER, Harrisburg
William G. Plummer, Homestead.
John Ricci, Chester.
Warren Il. Rowles. Millport.
George S. Herman, Selinsgrove.
Maurice O'Leary, Philadelphia.
Bernard Schwartz, Clifton Heights
Samuel Smith, Curwenville.
Frank Walent, Larksville.
Charles A. Lebernight, York.
Charles V. Mount, Philadelphia.
Robert E. Pring, Pittsburgh.
Grover @ Scott, Arnold.
Frederick II. Steiglitz, Pittsburgh.
Albert r. Stringent, Bellevue.
Paul +. Thomas, Columbia.
Fred Raymond Morrow, slippery
Rock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-12

No matter what ails your child. a
yentle, thorough laxative should al
ways be the first treatment given.
II your little one is out-of-sorts.
half-sick. isn't resting. eating and
acting naturally-look. Mother! see
IL tongue is coated. This Is a sure
sign that its little stomach. liver and
bowels are clogged with waste. When
cross, irritable. feverish. stomach
sour, breath bad or has stomach
ache. diarrhoea, sore throat, full OF
cold. give a teaspoonfuI of Call
fornia Syrup OF Figs" and in a few
hours all the constipated poison. un-
digested food and sour bile gently
moves out of its little bowels with
out gripping. and you have a well,
playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" be-
cause it never fails to cleanse the
little ones liver and bowels and
sweeten the stomach and they dearly
love its pleasant taste. Full direc-
tions for babies, children OF all ages
and for grown-ups printed on each
bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist. for a bottle Of
"Ca'ifcrnia Syrup of Figs" then see
that Il IS made nv the California
fig Syrup Comp
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-12

Charles II. Lynn, Philadelphia.
Roy d. Greenfield, Oakdaie.
Corp0rals.
Gordon L. Clawson, Pittsburgh.
James NJ. Foster, BunolR.
Robert II. Heyman, Pittsburgh.
Cooks.
Claude ID. Dye, Washington.
PriVntcs.
John p. Konnedy, Germantown.
Charles ]. 6oderlund, Philadel-
phin.
George V. Williams, Mount levitt.
Warren Conner. Philadelphia.
Daniel Collins. Jr., Coal Center.
Robert Conway, Pittsburgh.
Eugene Mcguire, Philadelphia.
: Earl w. Parrish, Frackville.
Raymond L. Grass, Hanover.
William II. McCormley. Blair Sta
tion.
David Peterson. Philadelphia.
Francis x. Sismour, Millvale.
James Paul Maybury, Philadel-
phia.
BugIer.
James Paul Maybury, Philadel-
phia.
James E. Murray, Philadelphia.
Privates.
John q. Baker, Mount Union.
Lawrence b. Sanger, Moores.
Edward Andrews, Christman.
Charles Dickinson. Fairchance.
John c. CARRIER, Grafton.
Carl A. Dalzell. Girard.
Settimio Damato, Mount Pleas
ant.
Roland w. Gambler, Riddlesburg.
n "a
Arthur Lunn, Jeanette.
Harry d. Nixon, New Castle.
Harper Redden, Philadelphia.
Sam Tenallia, Pottstown.
Tony John, Bradford. .
Charles NJ. Barr, Emporium.
John w. Ward, Philadelphia.
Edward ]. Gallagher, Philadel-
phia.
Sidney ]. Fl. Morrison, Bryn Mawr
Henry ]. Pearson, Mahanoy City.
Philip Shampinato, Johnstown.
Frank ]. Long, Onset.
Giovanni Morelli, Pittsburgh.
AnibaIe Paterniani, Mulvern.
Casper Lewis Probst, Lock Haven.
David II. Triut, Oakrook.
Edward A. Greenwald, McKees-
port.
Albert r. Lucas. Boalsburg.
Michael Joseph Mclaughlin,
Scranton.
Charles W. Nowhall, Easton.
Clifford A. Pfleegor, Williamsport.
Louis Pizzo, Philadelphia.
Bernard ]. Gardner, Pittsburgh.
Frank b. Hare, New Castle. -
George Mullen, Philadelphia.
Elmer j. Myers, Grhencastle.
Lorenzo, Paleno, Scranton.
Frank Ritter. Berwick.
James Scarrano, HaZleton,
William ]. Stewart, Philadelphia.
Thomas Raymond Mitchell, Phil
adelphia.
William Morton. Philadelphia.
John H. Peffley, Annville.
William c. Simon, Philadelphia.
John Sobel, Philadelphia.
John c. Stoy, Ashville.
George E. Aston, Philadelphia.
Thomas E. Day, Girardville.
Louis Delansky, Monessen.
John ]. Devlin, Pittsburgh.
Solomon b. Eisenhard, Amber.
VJames A. Cameron, Philadelphia.
James P. Collins. Scranton.
Jesse G.. Grain, Clearfield.
Lester f. Reamer, Philadelphia.
Edgar Scott, Philadelphia.
Boynton d. Marchand, Mononga-
hela.
William ]. Wallis, Philadelphia.
John A. Taylor, Philadelphia.
John William MacKinder. Old
Forge.
August E. Apple, townsville.
Andrew J. Doban, Pittston.
John II. Silver, Williamsburg.
Albert S. Stadvec. Philadelphia.
Michael Lukee, Pittsburgh.
Earl H. Lyons, Sunbury.
Basil Caffery, Lakewood.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-12

Joseph j. Hipp, st. Clair.
Frank u. Threefelner. Freeport.
Edward Weidman. Stier.
Mattel Bernardo, Russelltown,
James Black New Castle.
Jacob Albert Brewer, Duquesne.
Thomas Acquiniss Conley. Du-
quesne.
Charles 8. Dunn. Philadelphia.
Henry a. Wolfe. Williamsport.
John Yavech, Taylor, Pa.
George Gilliams, Reading.
Piete Sucheisky, Philadelphia.
Walency Janoslki. Throop.
Andrew B. Mangis, Estate miss
ing).
Filato Marianacci, Dupont.
Frank Nicosia, Erie.
Dominick Papperilln, Eynon.
Howard @. Quinn. Greensburs
John Patrella, Monaco.
Joseph A. Tinney, Philadelphia.
Charles Anton VoinarskL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-12
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
n Beauty Specialist Gives Simple
Home Made Recipe to
Darken Gray Hair

Mrs. M. d. Gillespie. well-known
beauty specialist of Kansas City, re-
Gently gave out the following state
ment regarding gray hair:
Any one can prepare a simple
mixture at home, at very little cost.
that willN1arken gray hair, and make
it soft and glossy. To q half pint of
water add L ounce of bay rum, a
small box of Barbo Compound and
Il ounce of glycerine. These ingre-
dients can be bought at any drug
store at very little cost, or the drug
gist will put it up for you. Apply
to the hair twice a week until the
desired shade is obtained. This will
make a gray-haired person look
twenty years younger. This is not
dye, it does not color the most
delicate scalp, is not sticky or greasy
and does not rub Off"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-12
KILLED IN ACTION.

KILLED IN ACTION.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Corporal.
Charles Il. Fritz, Lancaster.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
EerReants.
Fred H. Goughenour Berlin.
Andrew Panko, Nosduehonlng.
Privntes.
William NJ, Deteiler. Philadelphia
The following were reported this
morning:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Corporals.
Cleyeland 8. Blank, Alburtus.
FerdinRndo Maruchella, Philadel'
phia.
Frederick w. Benzing. Philadel-
phia.
James Crockette Davis, CryISAI
| Springs.
Charles Hiram Hale. Pennside.
Raymond G.. Hasson, Braddock.
George Ramsden, Blairsville.
Angelo Beale, Philadelphia.
Albert G. Baker, Pittsburgh.
Samuel w. Crawford, Philadel-
phia.
Antonio wyoitka, Philadelphia.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Sergeants.
Fred Harold Mack, Bradford.
Franklin A. Schall, Northampton
Privates.
Parker ]. Sevitis, Berlin.
Harry +. Toker. Reading.
John I. Bell, Mifflintown.
yVladxy CrihoCki Scranton
Eugene c. Everhart, Jr., Nor
wood.
William l.. Gallagher, Fair Haven.
John Hokanson. Erie.
Laird /, Kern, Newside.
Walter Ernest Lambs, Philadel-
phia.
Paul w. Marshall, Monongahela.
William Nickles, Philadelphia.
Ira b. RICHTER, Gladwyn.
William ]. Rupert. Petersburg.
Floyd w. Seeley, Townville.
DIED FROM ACCIDENTS AND
OTHER CAUSES.
Privates.
William Evaskevicz, Natrona.
Albert r. keaser, Millvale.
DIED OB DISEASE.
Corporal.
Lew William Durkin, Shamokm.
Cook.
Lloyd S. Becker, Spring Grove.
Privates.
Wilton Abel. Wrightsville.
William Richter, Carnegie.
Robert S. Kingan. Grove City.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Lieutenant.
Norman l.. Botsford, Pittsburgh.
Sergeant.
Michael Connoly, Philadelphia.
COrpOrals.
Clayton II. Mantz, Tamaqua.
John b. Newns, Philadelphia.
Alfred R. Parmentier, Philadel-
phia.
John Quinn, Cecil.
Chief Mechanic.
Park S. Brant, Friedens.
Wagner.
Edwin ]. Frazee, Uniontown.
PrivateS.
John Johns, Washington.
Frank A. Smith, Philadelphia.
Frank Grant, Elwood City.
Louis Gringeri, Philadelphia.
Alfonso Marini, kushequa.
Ernest c. Quehl, New Castle.
David B. Rampling, Altoona.
James f. Collins, Connelsville.
Ira William Brinich, Pottsville.
George A. Darkes. Lebanon.
Nicholas Teti, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE-
TERMINED.
Captain.
Robert Pollock, Pittsburgh.
LieutenantS.
James Aloysius Reap, Avoca.
Giles II. Burlingame, Z. Strouds-
burg.
Sergeants.
Francis g. Brown. West Chester.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-12

COrporals.
Alvan @. Cochran, Vanderbilt.
William B. Hiidebrand, Pittsburgh
John @ Kiehi, Lancaster.
Oran Ii Ladd, Cedar Run.
,Wagonor.
James ,. Rowland, wsstfisid.
Privates
Edward r. Judge, Minooka.
Joseph Q. McClintook. Philadel.
James ]. Gregory, Drumors.
Ernest ]. Ladies. Egypt Mills.
Charles o. Trout. FELTON,.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieutenant.
William q. Price, Indiana.
Scrgeants.
William Il. Drane. Pittsburgh.
Corporal.
Gerald T. Mckinney, Youngsville.
Horseshoer.
John Finley Philadelphia.
Stanley E. Naugle. Shlckshinny.
George w Stewart, Johnstown.
Wagner.
Thomas A. D'Donnell. Philadel-
phia-
Privates.
John NJ. Walton. Torresdale.
Carl n. Faulkner, Union City.
Henry B. Flannery, Philadelphia.
James Gallagher. New Kensington
James Giles, South Fork.
William Wellington Meyer, Read
ing.
John E. Sexton, Pittsburgh.
wallace z. Sheaffer. Elizabeth
town.
Floyd L. Smith, Red Lion.
Warren NJ. Smith. BechtesviIk.
George Butler. Kittaning.
George Doersch, Philadelphia.
Adrian A. Holmes, Plymouth.
Harold c. Martin, Bellevue.
John Matichak, Old Forge.
Joseph James Mowery. Pittsburgh.
Michael Powoski. Plains.
John c. Waughtel, Red Lion.
William G. Marshall. Oakmont.
William H. Bahrenburg. Philadel-
phia.
Abe Berman, Milton.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Emil p. Winkler. Philadelphia
Gordon +. Carr, Pittsburgh.
CorporalS
Edward Gallagher. Wayne.
James A. Duff. philadelphia.
Angelo, Galucci. Pitcairn.
Vincent S. Hanna, Chester.
James Harding, Philadelphia.
Cyril William Lawrence, Philadel-
phia.
Charles W. Sanders, Philadelphia.
Jacob A. NauSS, Harrisburg.
francesca Ceraolo, Reading.
Ernest L. Moffatt, Meadville.
Arthur c. Pabst, Philadelphia.
PrivateS.
John ]. Weldon, Philadelphia.
Brooks II. West, York.
John II. Bates, Portage.
Clarence R. Carpenter. Philadel-
phia.
Benjamin H. Cope, Mount Pleas
ant.
Harry P. Faulkner, New Salem.
Thomas G. Brown, Philadelphia.
Enrico. Cicconi, Philadelphia.
Charles III. Helm, Johnstown.
Archie Kittle, Bradford.
William 7. Crawford, Philadel-
phia.
Albert Gum. Germantown.
August r. Heinrich. Oakdale.
William NJ. Sullivan, Philadelphia
Marine Corps.
The following Marine Corps cas-
ualties. are reported by the COM
general of the American
Expeditionary Forces:
Killed in action .........,1 10
Died of wounds received in ac-
tIoh ..'..... ..-........
Died of Disease ........ "a. 3
Wounded in action (severelS).. Z
In hands of enemy ....... 2
in action .......... 2
Total ,s:'....:.:.........1OS
DIED OF DISEASE.
Privates.
Arnold c.. Smith, Lancaster.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-12
MISSING. IN ACTTON.

MISSING. IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
Henry II. Lloyd. Philadelphia.
Corporals.
John Anderson, Philadelphia
David NJ Mumper. York
Stephen c Kennedy. Troy
Raymond + Kuhl, Philadelphia.
Mechanic.
Percy A. Mckee. Oil City.
Privates.
John II, Binns, Conshohocken.
Mike Fetters, Pittsburgh.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-12

Those reported this afternoon are
KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenants.
Walter L. Sands, Frackville.
William b. Dixon, Haverford.
Olin H. Ford, Cory.
Sergeants.
Jacob Delbert Nipple, Walnut
John s. Winner, Danville.
William ]. Carthew, Johnstown.
Adam b. Snyder. Lebanon.
CorporalS-
Lee A. Dorward, Greenvtlle-
Samuel II. Ewart. Carmichaels-
Carl A Fenner, Bryn Mawr.
Chas. r. Steiffel. Freemansburg.
Floyd L. Waters, Susquehanna.
Raymond Joseph Bauer, Reading
William l. Wessner, Catasaqua-
Joseph lVasella, Philadelphia.
Joseph D. NAPLES, Philadelphia
PrivateS.
Charles P. Cartin, Philadelphia
August JantZ, Pittsburgh.
Joseph S. Kopek, Jerome.
Wilburt Ellsworth Long, Cata-
Iissa.
Charles /. Deitch, Carlisle.
Harry +. Linder, Latrobe.
Felix AnZentoivitch, Tamaqua-
George II. Albus, Easton.
David Simon, Philadelphia
Norman s. Taylor, Quakertown.
Paul Valient, Lansford.
Adolph l. Young, Philadelphia
George W. Zimmerman, Millmont.
Roy Edward Metzger, Natrona-
Carl Simons, Elizabeth.
Russell T. Stewart, Turtle Creek.
John Yerko, Drifton
stephen G Fritz, Philadelphia.
Franklin r. Koser, Allentown.
Reginald X. Kuhn, Adelia.
Donate MaesanO, Sharpsburg.
Charles J. .O'Kane. Philadelphia.
holman Bessin. Philadelphia.
John +. Stewart. Philadelphia.
George 4. Turner. Philadelphia.
Calvin +. Werner, Myersdale.
George KLEIN, Shenandoah.
John W. Leary Hellertown.
Charles Lorah, Lebanon.
Brady Lawyer Slime. Carlisle.
Earl 5. Crouthamel. Perkasie.
William II. Duke, Morrisville-
Francesca Ferraro, Pittsburgh.
Nick ]. Georgoulis. Munson.
Frank P. Lyons, Carbondale.
Walter Roach, Philadelphia.
Stanislaw SZewczyowski, Bracken-
ridge.
Francisco Silvestro, Lock Haven.
Ellsworth Stokes. Rock Run.
John j. Williams Nazareth.
William Q. Cotton, Philadelphia.
KILLED IN AIRPLANE ACCI-
DENT.
Lieutenant.
John S. Skelly, Philadelphia.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Lieutenant.
Frederick l.. Drake, HaZleton.
Corporals.
John Z. Mapes. Clearfield.
William Ball, Gilbertson.
John Droder, Stockdale.
Buglcr.
Neral II. Roberts, Tobyhanna.
Priyatcs.
Plus Charles Gumauski, Carbon.
Norris B. Mentz, Philadelphia.
Alvin Tripp, Halstead.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-12
.68 STATE BOYS
FALL IN DRIVE
ON HUN ARMIES
War Department Reports Cas-
ualties to the Number
of 4,SS7

Washington, December 12.-sixty-
eight Pennsylvanisns are reported
killed in action in the lists of cas-
ualties given out by the War Depart
ment to-day. The total number on
the lists Is 4,Ss7, 1,642 being record
ed as severely wounded. The sum-
mary follows:
Killed in action .ss...s~..~. $40
Died OF wounds .......-..... 1SS
Died of accident and other
causes $500. ...'.s.ssssss -
Died OF airplane accident ..s )
Died of disease ......--~.--- SIS
Wounded severely ......-.-. 1,S42
Wounded degree undeterm-
ineu ..s..... ..s'sss sss"'s oSS
Wounded slightly -...-..~-.. SIS
Missing in action ......-.... 647
Total .....4, Asst
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-12

Elmer u. Most, Philadelphia
Shirley c. O'Brien, Eddystone.
Mike Pechinak, Old Forge.
Carl S, Peterson. Wilcox. -ess
Alexander ScopkavskiI Greenland.
Lester ID. Stahlnecker, New Ring
gold. t....o,s.s, .,.......--.,s
Jerome c. Tovo, Iioyalhanna.
Charles II. TFeichler, Breinigs-
villa . sa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-10
JEDENADVACATY MA
FRONTE.
l. den - Ia. cervence.

Vyznamnyf den IA. eerven-
ice oslaven byl 21-tym ceskoslo
venskym plukem "a okolnosti
zeela novych, vyjimecnych: "a
tim co plukovni prapor, dopro
vaAeny jednlm bataillonem 22-
no pluku, nesen byl "a bourli-
vych ovaei parizskymi ulicemi
fads Sc hrds q dlstojne k pra
.poram ostatnich spojeneckych
vojsk = pluk sam zucastnil sc
! ,slavy nejvetsiho francouzske
ho svatku ns frontu, v znovudo
Dyte a Francii vracene casti Ell
sasla. A byla to pouze mala
cast jeqnadvacateho pluku,
jez mohla byti pritomna v elsa
iskem mestecku M. officielni o
slave vyrocnlho One dobyti Ba
Silly: vetsina nasich 'jedena
dvacatnlkl" dlela toho dne v
zakopech, tvali v tvar proti
Nemcdm, g. fnohla jen myslen
kou uctit veiky den svobody a
We vzpOmlrce doprovodit svuj
pIukovni prapor po parizskych
u!icich.
Nevelke elsaske mestecko
NJ, hostici troji spojenecke vol
sko = francouzske, americke
a 5eskoslovenske = zmenilo Il
pine svou tvarnost ma tento sva
tex. +: uzke, malebne ulice item
psle starfm domy rozveselily Sc
dnes jasnymi barvami prapo-
rl: prevladajl ziva trikolora
francouzska, hvezdnaty pfa-
por amerieky q pax prapor Ger
veno-biiy! Lee neklamejme Sc:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-10

Sklesla vase tela v lGzko hi
ny a my S pohnutim odchazefi
do svych mist v bitevni care,
ke svym povinnostem. Prvy
boj jsme bojovali = We jmenu
vojska sveho - a zvitezivse o.
dehnanim nepfitele. posv6tili
jsme sve zbrane krvi a dokaza
FIJI svetu, re Czech j Slovak jake
rodni bratri umeji Sc bit hrde
umirat.
della mlcela - a hvezdy o.
swiftly temnou klenbu nebes.
Smrt ceka ma dalsi obeti -
tech jiz utrzili tezke rany V
prvem nasem boji. Ale srdce
neklesaji = oko plane "a vi
ra v svatost nasi veci roznecu
je silly.
Cost pudi mas, abychom obi
mali svoje size a jasali blahem,
ktere sidli v nasich dusich -
tim blahem lasky, ktera svitila
nam zmuzilosti v boji vcerej-
sim :. -. a kde jeden pro druI
ha byl vice nezli bratrem.
ViteZstvi neb smrt - ano
citime krajnost tech dvou hesel
v pine sile - vraclme Sc .nlc-
ky k zbrani sve = a vira We vi
teZstvi mohutni nam v dusich
" naSich dusich.
T. SamOStatnOsti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-10
PRVE NASE ROVY.

Ma fronte, Is. srpna 1918.
X zboznemu veceru sklenula
Sc mad nami obloha a velebnym
tichem snasel Sc soumrak ma
neveliky prdvod vnemz nesli
jsme k poslednimu spanku nase
hrdiny.
Padli z rama v krutem boji,
v nemz celili jsme Nemclm po
prve zde ma francouzske pdde.
Padli hrdine = S usevem v tva
ii = tfimajice pevne zbrah v
rukou, kdyz stin smrti zmenil
V mramor jejich lie.
Maly kostelik mista, ktere da
va jmeno nasemu useku a jenz
nejlepe vyvazl z ran, jez BOZ
kdysi zasadil domkdm, rozme-
tanym, pobofenym, vice meme
zasazenym, tento maly kostelik
byl svedkem prveho aktu smut
ku pychy zaroven, jinz poci-
name knihu na poll slavy pad
llych ceskoslovenskeho vojska We
Francii.
W hodin presne - velitel
pluku, velitel praporu, rotny po
stizene roty, vSichni dustojnici,
kteyi Sc mohli vzdaliti z linii a
z bratri ii, jez sluzba zastihla v
miste, vsichni shromazdeni wy
silali v serem kosteliku posled-
nj pozdravy padlym 'bratrim. III
lEspociyah pod oltafem v pros
tych rakvich, pokrytych nasimi
prapory cervenym a bilym, tax
tesne splyvjfcim mad tely rekdv
jak verny obraz bileho srdce a
proudu rude prolific krve. = Mo
dlitba bratra polniho kneze po-
Gala smutny obrad. PAX zdvize
ma tela kvety ma rakvich a
cestna straz, pusky k zemi sklo
neny chranila posledni cestu
bratfim.
ProSli jsme viskou v hrobo
vem tichu. Srdce usedala Ia
lem, re laska byla slabou pro
ii minam vrahu. - Jdeme v
zadumani. Mistni straz VIDA
va cest a kdo vazan sluzbou ne
uze Sc pripojiti, jake socha
zdravi padle hrdiny.
Hle, hfbituvek = Hrbitu-
vek padlych ma poll slavy v
nem rady rovu stulenych We Wy
soke trave, niz ztraci Sc mas
krok.
Diva rovy We spodni casti ce
kali sve chladne hosty. A sero
vecera Sc meni v soumrak, Ger
vanek "a kopci swift smutnym
leskem zmirajici vyhne k obra
du = a srdce biji a oci nase
vlhnOu.
PAX znovu bratr knee pfi-
stupuje k rakvim a po tichem
seutp modlitby promlouva k
Vam, bratri rekove, a sklada
vsecky nase sliby v svoje ujiste
nj, sliby pro Vas = SWEETEST ne
Eli vsecky pTisahy jez ma mohy
Iy Vase skladame.
| Ky osdu vyzadal 81 obet Slo
vaka Cec1a - prvych nasich
reku - ky oshd v zarmutku i
5testi poji rodne bratry jedne
rfatky vlasti?!
Fax Velltel pluku SKiada
mad Vasimi tely posledni po-
zdrav hrdosti a pychy v chvili
zalu a praporni velitel po mem
sc louci Sc syymi vojaky, jiz
dostali TAX brzy slibum svym,
ze neopusti v zadnem boji vlast
a bratry = re karvi svoJi
skropi pole, z nehoz zkveta ma
Sc skvele pristi. = Rotny veil
/ tel pax mekkym hlasem opaku
ie tiche sliby. jiniz boufi srd-
ce, lacno cinu, lacno vitezstvi,
vzdOr bojum, obetem a krvl.