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Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16
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The greatest yield of wheat per
acre that has been ascertained by the
United States Department of Agri-
culture is 117.2 bushels, the average
of 1S acres in Island County, WASH,
in 1895. The field had been in culti-
vation for 30 years without any sort
of fertilizer, except such as may have
been left by crops. The usual pro-
duction of wheat per acre in that
State is 90 to 25 bushels; in the
United States, Ia to 16 bushels.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16
EMPIRE HOTEL FIRE
WAS THREATENING
But Firemen by Hard Work Got
II Under Control Before II
Broke Out-COuldn't Find
Blaze for Some Time

A fire in the southwest end on the
second floor of the Empire hotel
block, discovered Tuesday night about
1880, for a time proved considerable
of u puzzle to the fire department and
other fire fighters. Dense black smoke
poured out of the windows and
through the roof and to spectators it
looked like flames would break
through at any time. Yet the seat of
the blaze could not be found for some
time.
The chemical wagon tanks were
emptied and refilled and emptied
again, and n bucket brigade worked
from the rear and it must have been
half hour before the smouldering
fire was put out and the smoke ceased
to pour out of the windows.
The wind was quite high and the
people were very uneasy for all real
lied that should the blaze break
through the roof and create draught
the building would be doomed, for
there was no water, of course, to fight
q big fire with. There is no telling
what the consequences would have
been had the fire got beyond control.
1t again served to point to the great
peril to which property in this town is
subjected because of a total lack of
water.
There is a single hydrant in Baxter,
standing in front of the water plant,
but that is useless because the city
Goes not possess foot of hose. When
the Methodist church burned the town
was saved possibly from a terrible
fire by Galena fire department, which
brought with them enough hose to
run from this hydrant to the church.
After. that an agitation was started
to induce the city council to buy at
least a couple of thousand feet of hose
to use in case of another fire in the
heart of the business district. The
council has put the matter of, how
ever, from time to time, and the city
is still without hose. Tues. night May
or Wright declared that he would try
once more to get the council to take
action.
The loss sustained by the hotel fire
was not large; mostly damage from
smoke and chemicals. 1t is covered by
insurance. The origin is supposed to
have been spontaneous combustion, in
a storage room Of the Kettler-Hooper
Furniture Co.
While fighting the fire on the inside
Arthur Nichols was overcome by the
smoke and would have perished had
he not been discovered lying in a
room. DR.. Hope and others got him
out and it was some time before he
recovered from the gassing he got.
On further inquiry and inspection
The Citizen reporter is moved to won
der that the firemen ever succeeded in
getting the fire put out. A room full
of cotton and husk mattresses was all
a mass of flames, which accounts for
the dense smoke issuing from the
building. 1t was a nasty fire to fight
and couldn't have been better handled
by a crack paid department.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

The central thought to be borne in
mind in considering the growing Of
more poultry as a war necessity is the
fact that the keeping of poultry is 9
means of converting into good food
materials that can not be utilized by
man, that can not be eaten by any
other kinds of stock, and that, with
out the poultry, would be absolute
waste.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Miss Leila Howard and Mrs. Bertha
Dempsey entertained at a six O'Clock
dinner Tues. evening in honor of Mrs,
Dempsey's nephew, Private Edwin
Stanfeld, who is here from Fort
Banks, Boston, Mass. Mr.. Stanfeld
went to Webb City today for a visit
with relatives there before returning
to camp.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Miss Majel Spencer, Of Kansas
City, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Howard Goodner. Miss Spencer is q
graduate nurse and has enlisted in
Red Cross service and hopes to be ac-
cepted soon for duty overseas.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16
FAIL TO LOCATE SEVERAL

Efforts on the part Of the Second
Red Cross drive authorities have fall
ed to locate the following persons, by
mail or otherwise, who were Subscrib-
ers to the war fund: J. b. Andrews,
Nola Dotson, J. A. DOughtry, Simon
Farrier, Mrs. Matte Greene, ]: +.
johnson, Fred B. Neil, A. G. Roberta
j. q. Robinson, F. s. ScroeHinS, II
wing Ulmsr and Walter VanNOy.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Mrs. W. J. Wells, who has been Wis
iting friends in Parsons and Walnut,
Kas., returned home Tuesday. Her
daughter, Mrs. C. E. Gehring, of Par
sons, accompanied her home.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffard are
leaving Thursday for an automobile
trip through Missouri to st. Louis and
Southeast points being their destina-
ton. They are accompanied by their
niece, Miss Lucilla Bennett, who is
returning to her home in Flat River,
No., after spending the summer here.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Mrs. ThOs. POpplewell wishes the
Daily Citizen to announce that the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Christian
church will take a vacation during the
balance of August and will hold the
next meeting on the first Wednesday
in September where an all day session
will be held with q big dinner.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

C. E. Baldwin, who travels for the
Interstate Grocery Co., is moving to
Baxter from Picher, this week. Mr..
Baldwin made this city his headqusft-
ers before moving TO Picher.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

R. o. Thomas and family, moved in
to their new home on East Eleventh
street Tuesday from their country
home on Route 2.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Miss Flossie Simmons, who has
been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Bernice HOdson, for several days, has
returned to her home in Galena.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Mrs. D. N. Nicholas will leave to-
night for Norwood, No. where she
win visit bar daughter, NH- Eais
Tslbpt
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

DR.. Wear reports the birth Wed
morning, of a son to Mr.. and Mrs
John Belmont
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Misses Freda Lurwick and Ruth
Ford were GalenA visitors Tuesday
evening.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Canady have
begun housekeeping in rooms IN the
geots Noble home on Ninth street
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16
FOURTEEN REGISTRATION
POINTS ARE ESTABLISH
ED IN THE COUNTY
WILL ADD 2,3s8,000 MEN
Measure Likely tOInclude PrOvis-
ion for Education of Youths
After the War Also Make
Them Eligible to Off
cers' Training School

-. The Local Examining Board OF
y Cherokee county has sent out the fol-
lowing statement for publication for
the information of prospective select
i've draft registrants:
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Advertise p u New ~ HSliA
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Mn. Ray Hartley Spsut fuHdE{
WsA Nh E@k Hsya
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-16

Advertise in the NSwS for results.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-26
Died of Wounds

CAMPBELL, John A, sgt, Newark N. j.
COOK. William j.. 2o92 Gates Avenue,
DE cHARD. Warren, New Brunswick,
DINEEN jeremiah T.. $50 Greenwich
Street Ne,g York City
FORD. Edward f., Salem. N. J.
FLICK, Andrew j.. Passaic. N. ].
GF.RNER. Henry j. 2s4 Linden Street.
GORDON. julius. Gs East 111th Street,
New York City.
GOLDMAN. John c.. sgt, 5O2 West 176th
Street New York City.
HAIGHT. Harry. corp. Maybrook. N; Y
nue. New York City.
JACK. Thomas. Paterson, N. j.
KIEsSkOWSkE. Valdy, 402 East Eigh-
teenth Street New York City
LAGUTrA, Frank j., $40 Cornela Street
Brooklyn.
MALoNEY. John s. 1s45 East Ninth
MACIEwsKY. Boleslaw. Elizabethport,
n. J.
MoNTELEoNE. cesare. 241 West Twen-
ty-seventh Street. New York City
MtNGEUS, John. corp. Passaic, N j.
NOZEK, Theodore Jersey City, NJ j.
PAGE. Charles c.. 239 East Fifty-fourth
Street. New York City.
PAULSON. Thomas. RoseIe Park. N. ].
STORYTELLING, Fred S, 1880 Herkimer
Street. Brooklyn
TULLY, Francis B.. Jersey City. N ].
VANCE. John A., 74s Fifty-frst Street,
Brooklyn.
vALLIERE. Ernest c.. Corona. N. Y.
WIENER. Harry. l79 Rivinyton Street.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-26

nue.. New York City.
Wounded Severely
POPE, Charles F., lieut., 235 West Seyen-
ty-tJh Street: New ford City.
GALLAGHER, Thomas j., lieut., 262o
voorhees, 4 AtenAe. Brookiyn
BELLER. William. 53 East Ninety-ffth
Street, New York City
BRANLEY. Charles, 457 East 1S6th
Street. New York City.
BARRY, William. Midland Beach. N. Y.
BLAIR. Ernest W., Plainfield, N J.
Street, Brooklyn.
BRoDY, Irving H.. 54f Grand Street, New
CALDWELL. George j.. 1856 Sherman Ave
nue., New York City
DEVEREAUX. Frank. 746 Union Street,
Brooklyn
DELLARATTo, Alfonzo, 1903 East New
York Avenue, Brooklyn.
r. DUNN. William E., 54S Eleventh Street,
KURzlNsKY. Frank. II Barry Street,
LAyHbhs, ayabI1s, Bernard 6a r j.; Jersey City, N. j.
M'BRIDE, Thomas F., Paterson. N. j.
POUELLET. Arthur j.. 493 Atlantic Ave
POWELL. George j.. corp, ia Central
Avenue. Brooklyn.
TOMASELLO, Carlo, Hammonton n j.
Street. New York City.
WOOD, Stephen. G4S Tenth Avenue, New
York City.
Wounded Slightly
CLARKE, Lawrance p, lieut., 166 East
Ninetieth Street, Ne,o York City.
kORKUS. Edwin f., lieut., 924 Broadway,
Brooklyn.
MlMyTH, Hans C., lieut.. aSs centra.
ABELE, Anthony, 2i9 Elder Street,
Brooklyn.
AMTMANN. George j.. SO Jay Street.
BYRNE, Richard j., sgt, 424 East Twen-
tieth Street. New York City
BERMAN,. Jacob. Passac, N. J.
BB BBoWN' BMx Merton, carteret, n. J: =,
BBILSTE1N, Gustave. 4S3 Bushwick Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
cANDELoRo Paul, 1905 New Utrecht
Avenue. Brooklyn.
CANTWELL. Edward F.. Roebling, N. j.
CARRANO. Amelo, $40 Washington
Street New York City.
DALEY, Leonard C.. go Ashland Place,
Brooklyn.
DANARGO Lawrence Jersey City. N. j.
DE WITT. Frank H, 1874 Ans terdam
Avenue. New York City.
=, FARBER. Louis, 2S7 Madison Avenue,
FLOYD Charles W., 411-A Gates Ave
FLEIsCHMAN, Walter. 1863 East 1o6th
FOLEY. Joseph. 1870 East Twenty second
Street. New York City.
HACAY, Fred j., sgt, 357 East Seventy
eighth Street New York City.
GREENFIELD. Maurice. 1885 Bergen
Street Brooklyn
HANSON. Carl N. Fords, N. ].
HENRY Walter j. Elmhurst, N. Y.
HOLL. William L., 1856 East 156th Street.
New York City
JAGER. Louis. 1886 Forty-sixth Street,
Brooklyn.
JOHNSON, William c.. 81 Patchen Ave
nue. Brooklyn.
KIRKENDALL. Richard. Phillipsburg,
N. J.
! New York City
KoLB, Jacob. S6l De Kab Avenue,
LooNEY. Daniel, 159 West 1o2d Street,
New York City.
! PULLEN. Edwin, Woodhaven.
PETERS, William c., Jersey City, NJ J.
ROBERTS. Walter j., 605 East Third
/ Street, Brooklyn.
J RUFFALO, Louis, Newark, N. J.
ROCHNOTTI. Frank, 727 Liberty Ave
& R~Ool<lvn
New-York tribune., 1918-11-26
THOMAS. Edward. New c.s.,. ,r.,

THOMAS, Edward. New Castle nm
Van HORN, Warren, WilkinsSurrrm wv; m,
WWEEhRsHTrANpi WEhsT4p 2s Urban. Patton lWSs. WI
WEST6NN EST N 1 mos. s. Philadelphia iiw
ton (W). AVG" Aensins
WALTERS. Raymond L.. Eas,or M,
WALSH. John. sgt. Philadelph;a ~; ~ ~,
WALKER. Arthur B., Indiana svs " W.
WILLIAMS. Ray O.. Johnstowan% a%; ~,
WlESTER. Harry B., Washingtomr ~, a.,
WILEY, Ross E.. Harrisburg 1W, Nv WI
WWi1EklAMS; VIZ Ms. Meredith, slatington 'iw,.
WriSe!,c WiSG, waiter LANCASTER tWl. ''
WOOD, William H, Pittsburgh NV,
YOTT, Andrew A, williamson IN M
YOUNG, John M. Lewistown wv.
ZIMMERMAN, Homer D.. set n.u.
fonte ID d.. e"' oeie
ZIEGLER, Louis T., Allentown rw
New-York tribune., 1918-11-26
The Casualty List

c., Nov. 25The casualty by
the
listed killed in action
died
of
undetermined; 35 wounded
epprjcon
New-York tribune., 1918-11-26

SULIEN. Oscar, ia0 Palisade Avenue,
Union Hill, N. j.
SMITH. Thomas j., Newark, N. J.
Subway. Kenneth L., 72 Seaman Ave
nue., New York City.
STRlFFLER, James. 2o6 Covert Street,
Brooklyn.
TOMARO, Charles, Lincoln. N. J.
WONDER GOLTz. Eric. 205 East Seven
ty-second Street New York City.
Wounded Degree Undetcrnined)
APPLEGATE. George H., sgt, Sleeps
ANoP,, Michael Michael 4s Pine Street, New
ARNOLD. Asvold ", 1862 Ryer Avenue,
New York City.
s.A BANKS, Philip J.; s1S East Twenty-hfth
BARDON, Michael, 534 East Fifteenth
Street. New York City:
BURKE Anthony j.. 6s Fourth Place.
BERNER. Max NJ. 1924 Madison Ave-
nue.. New York City.
BROWN, John w. sgt. vineland, n J.
CONDIT. Frank S., stapleton, S. l.: N.4Y.
COHEN, Israel. 37s Irving Avenue,
DE MART1No, Gaetano. sss Crescent
DEN1KE, Russell H.. 800 DeKab Avenue.
Brooklyn.
DUFFIELD. Samuel E. corp. Skillman,
DIMITRIO. Nito, Flushing. N. Y.
DON0HUE, Joseph H., 1912 Fifty-eighth
FERGUSON, William j., JERSEY City. N. ].
GALLIGAN, Michael A.. 7S7 Degraw
Street, Brooklyn.
CIR GRAHAM, N vo11 Robert; t;.v 11S West Nnetieth
S'@SS5: GoopMxN Nfx 0fs Louis S'y H. 7ss East Sixth
Street New York City.
Herring, Theodore F.. 2 Slocum Street,
HICKS. Fred, 353 Himrod Street. Brooklyn.
TORDON Thomas T. 9t1 East lSlSt
KELLY, Frank j., 1923 Forty-seventh
Street. Brooklyn.
KOLAsA, Thomas. Perth .Amboy. N. J:
KREAMER. Thomas W., 90 Douglas
LAUER Harry. New Rochelle. N. Y.
LIND. Jacob, 964 Eastern Parkway,
LAKE, Irving. j., 7S7 Quincy Street,
MAHER, Charles H. 400 West Thirty
ninth Street, New York City.
MURPHY. James M, corp, 1918 Third
Avenue. Brooklyn.
MIEIE, Anelo. 40 Kenmare Street New
York City
Street. New York City. -
MEYERSON. George l.. As East Third
M'KEEvER. James. 5912 Fifth Avenue,
MALPIEDI Fred A. 712 Ninth Avenue.
MATES. Benjamin, las Forsythe Street,
o'NEILL. David pa West Twenty hfth
Street, New York City.
PAPARELLO Carl, Orange, N. j.
POTTER, Edward E., 400 jefferson Ave
W QUINLAN, John T.. s79 Timpson Street,
sIEFFERT. Fred W., jersey City, N. j.
SIN. sMlTH H. William XI,a 3;,, b. so1 West 125th
Brooklyn.
Missing
N. rH0"As' Y e''"" r'' lieut. Flashing
- ANDRES. Herman, 100 Devoe Street.
Brooklyn.
CALLAHAN. Gerald j., SAB Eighth Ave
CAPRIO Pasquae, 277 West 18th Street
GLOVE, Edward P. corp. $50 West Fiji
ty-third Street. New York City:
GALLlSON. Howard H., West Orange
HART, Thomas A, 116 East 1o6th Street
LUDWIG, Otto, 1857 bedford Avenue
MATAZzo. Peter, 10 Sullivan Street
MTSEWICZ, Boleslaw. Jersey City, N. j.
MITCHELL. William j., 1903 Carter Ave
MODELL Henry, 982 Third Avenue. New
York City
sHEEHAN, Daniel j., So5 East Sixteenth
Street. New York City.
TOPA. William. Harrison. N. J.
WALSH, John j.. 23i Rodney Street
Brooklyn.
WAGNER, Gustav c.. 2sl Senator Street
Brooklyn
WILLIAMS, Walter L.. Elmhurst, NJ Y
Prisoners
BROWN, Gilbert S.. New Brighton, N Y
JAFFEE, Morris, 313 East Thirteenth
Ctvee+ New York City
New-York tribune., 1918-11-26
DELAWARE:
WHITE. Wibert. Dover ID Dj.

FLORIDA:
BEAkEARr. John c.. Dadc City Cd W..
BRANTLEY. Jack e., Tampa % D..
BuiLAKD. Mack, TT. Meade % d.
HENDERSON. II. j.. Laurel Hill ID d.
MARTIN. Charlie. Lawtey % D..
GEORGIA:
EYED. Geo. H.. lieut.. Lawyenccvilie (K)
BAUER. Ron t.. i,eut., atlanta tK).
DEaLE. Gar'oa. ticut. TcnnMe % d..
ADAMS, Thomas. Canon I'd w.
BOHANNON, joel. La Grange (K).
CHANDLER. James r.. sgt. Gainesville
| ID w. ass
DAVIDSON. jas. Fairmont % d..
EASLEY. H., Browns Crossing 10 D..
G0RDY. Perry. Thornaston (D A..
HORTON. Ihos., Everett Springs (K).
HODGES. $. d.. Dublin % A.. l.
HARPER. George. Washington iD d.
LAVENDER. Glenn r., Meter % D.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-26
RHODE ISLAND:
LEPPER, William. Riverside TX,
SOUTH CAROLINA.

ANDERSON. Joseph. Aiken % D.,
BLANCHETTE, Louis, Walhalla IN ",
BAILEY, Solomon E.. Dover ID b. W
BAGWELL, Claude. Bolton ID WI
CHISOOM, Isaac, Hardeeville ID D,.
CLEMONS, Hardiee, Buffton ID Dl
DAVIDSON. Earl, Clinton ID Dl.
DEKETLAER, Edmund, Columbia N ",
GORDON. Millege. Clemson Colers x,
JAMISON, Shelley. Jamison I'd Dl.
JONES. Lee, Bonneau { D D).
JOSEPH, Samuel Hattiesvile (DN.
SCOTT. Moses, Bellinger I'd D).
SELLARS, Virgil. Gaffney ID w.
STEPHANY, Harry. Columbia % D..
STEEN. Leonard, McBee ID d..
VAUGHN, Barth. Lockhart ID D..
WEBB, Walter. Olympia I'd d.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-26


7MN1SEs ENow$E 1S"" %anS r. G i~' sa Mo'fS NqgSra @
Falls ID w.
ANDELA, Louis. Buffalo (W). ~,
ASH, John A., Niagara Falls % w.
AvNE7r. Abraham, Kingston ID D..
BARRETT, ,chauncey D., shortsville (W).
BAUER. Edward H.. sgt. Buffalo (K).
BOMBARD, Leander, Brushton (K).
BIDWELI., Frank A.. Watervliet Cd w.
BURR, William r., sgt, Whitesboro
Cd d..
BRADDOCK, BENJAMIN, Salt Point % d..
CASEY, Alfred w. Troy (W).
CANFIELD. Cecil H.. Carthage % D..
CADpEN;; joseph f, Binghamton (K}.
cAPoNE. Marino S.. Pittsburgh ' % D..
CUER. Norman L.. Catskill lW.
DONOVAN. David, Utica (W):
DE l93,1,9I LYNE !. Gerald, Syracuse Nw). ,>
DECKER, Louis L.. Middletown (K]. we
DOYLE, Edward, Troy (K).
D5slMoBNE D5SIT s , Fiornando RI oakheld lKl
FICKENsCHER. Edgar E., Buffalo (K0.
FIRTH. William f., Amsterdam (K.
FERRIS, Edward L., Spencerport Cd w.
FLANAGAN, George P, Rochester (W).
CANDY, Patrick, Saratoga Springs (MD.
GORDON, Harold, Amsterdam lW).
G4h1MAN GHASY j,m.s wster c s x;nsstan myerp0@ % w
GRUNDER, Charles. Buffalo (W).
GAGERN, Albert j., Buffalo (W).
GREENE, Katherine. nurse. Phimont
Gibson. Wallace w. Coldbrook (K).
GURTLER. George, Saratoga Springs
Cd W..
GURRIN, Leo A.. North Tonawanda (W).
HERHOLz, Frederick c., Syracuse (K).
hElLBURN, julius S., sgt. Rochester
HARDY, IlaRT2 Robert F., Theresa !w).
jones' clement Dsee[1 A. r Rochester % '
JAMES, Johnzel. Oneida (K).
JJ0HNSoM' Oscar F., Jamestown 70 w.
HERMAN, Frank A., Hyde Park (W)
kEPPLER. John c. Rochester, Cd D..
HERMAN, Frederick NJ Batavia (Kl
KRAMEL, Charles j., Ellenvile (K).
KLoS. Anthony; Buffalo Cd w.
KING. Wilbur, Hilton (W).
KuR III, Stanley r.. New Fame (W).
KOVACK, Stephen j., Tompkins Cove
LAWRENCE, Frank s.. ogdensburg
LAGATINo, 1S5s Cosimo, Binuhamton (w).
LIrES, George H.. Syracuse (W).
~ ROY, Lawrence H. Buffalo (M).
M'LEARY, James, Buffalo (M).
M'MURRAY. Gerald P. corp. Riverdale
(K).
MATT, Frank A.. Amsterdam (W).
MAESTRI. William. Solvay (K).
MILLARD, Fred H., Syracuse (W).
MORGAN. James M Buffalo (K).
MILLER. Gregory. Wayville (K)
MANDAK, Matias F., Islip (K)
MDONALD, Alfred W., Diamond Point
ID w.
MANNING. Stephen, Buffalo (W).
Nc MMoREAQ, Birge L., corp. Albany (W).
MCARRICK, Edward, Valois (W).
MCCARTHY. John j., Niagara Falls fW)
MCCARTHY. Harry A.. Niskayuna (Ml.
MlLL1CKER, Daniel j., Mahopac Falls
| (M. '''
MULLEN, Cyril f.. Buffalo (W).
NAYLCR, George H., Saratoga Springs
/ (W). '''e'
PADULO, Saverio. Rochester OO.
PARKER, Harold D.. Buffalo % Dl.
PiROETROCK. William, N. Tonawanda
PETTYs. John NJ. cambridge (ND.
ROBERT, Willard, Clyde (W).
RILEY. Walter. Jamestown (W).
ROESSLER George H, Buffalo (WO.
SCHAUMAN Carl, Hudson (W).
SkARBECK, Joseph. Buffalo (Kl.
SlCAR1 Antonino, sgt. Corona (K).
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MCLAIN, Robert j.. Lindale (K).
p,NE4R NJ {s4,1 Rxu THOMAS 9Ta Robinson R 70 D.
SNlPES, Austin, Pelham (K)
SIMPSON, H.. Powder Springs Cd D..
IDAHO:
ANDERSON. Bror. Xeuen (K).
EBYa 2; ~ Daniel Challis Cd d..
|, IvERS0N. ,5%,9I Simon. Kellogg Cd D.
PATTERSON, Lee Wilder (K).
SCHAUMLEFFEL, Henry s.. Idaho Falls
woRTHINGTON, Robt., Jerome NI).
1GENDS hGEN A. "'a?y e. G :a e" cxs"ss @"s'y u D w.
HAGuE, Jay. lieut., Chicago ID d..
! ANDERSON, Jesse, Bloomington Cd d.
| ALTENBORN, Benjamin, Lena Cd A..
BASSEIT. Chas. L.. Tuscola (K).
BqBIAN BI 81 L.. william Rockford % W,
CALLAHAN Joseph, Joliet ID D..
CASALE, Mike, Chicago ID d..
DlPlANO, Giuseppe, Chicago Cd D..
FfKE, Lyle. Bloomington Cd d..
fUSTOS. Joseph, Chicago % W.
FLETCHER, Linus Bath Cd D..
FI,lS1CHER, +, George. Chicago ID d.
fALLiNE, David, Cambridge (K).
EULTZ, Oln, corp. Danville (K).
CANNON, George, Elyin (K.
GROVES, Charlie, Rockford ID D..
HARPER. Ray, Norris City (K).
II HEEDER, Erich, corp. Chicago (K).
HIGH, +, q ,IyiH1, WaItsr j. Momence (M.
HElhHaaG HEdhMnIH Christopher, Chicago ID D..
Johnson, Vernon. Moline ID d.
JONES. Jacob. Chicago I'd d.
JoHMSON, Maurice, Fairbury % d..
WhRWELAT; BY, Andrew. consvillc lKl.
KAkIHEISER w, corp, Chicago ID W.
KEAME. William f.. Chicago % WI.
KALINSKY. Albert, Hoopestown (K).
kRUSE, Carl Elgin (K).
KIRBY, Hirshel, f. ST. Louis Cd Al.
LUkSHA. William. Chicago (K).
MERsINGER, N 2 ID Philip, hRiili St. Jacobs (K.
MffT MIHAI1EwTcH S1sa "" A. cS'safs WsaSeyon D D D. W.
MERRILLAT, Glenn Ponfield ID ID D, VIZ
PIERCE. Garrold. Chicago Cd D..
PATTON. William R., Rochelle (K).
PEARCE, Roy L., Flora Cd d.
PRICE. Carl, Royaton (k).
REAVlLLE. David, Fist Rock (K)
RlESEHLE, George Chicago % w.
RIFE, Irwin, Danville ID d.
SMITH, William, Yates City (K.
SNADDEN. John. CollinsviiIe % d..
lI1.nI, vihBNE9 Frank c.. Chicago Cd D..
INDIANA.
% 1f," ciord iGs9' Assss's ss SrodRsbSrs R D
BEATTY. William A.. paoli Cd D.,
BUCKLEY Floyd Lafayette I'd b..
tEhTHERSTONE, Jerry. Comiskey (K).
rlllPOUSKI, Jan, Michigan City (D w
F0ONTA1N. ". Norman Station ID D)
GRossMAN, Carl. Huntington ID d..
HARRELL. Oliver, Marion tK)
HOUSE, William. Attica (K)
NEWSAME, Milard, Columbus ID D).
SlMMERM YER. John. Batesvillc Cd WI
SMITH. Mote, Mt. Vernon Cd d.
THOMAS. Milo. Lowell ID d.
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BENDA. Joe. Brooklyn ID d.
BREASE. Henry, Schleswig ID d..
BOSTCN. Fred. Sioux City ID d..
J BRUMMOND. Otto RiceviIle ID D).
CHURCH. Roscoe, Mevy (K).
CRAWFORD. John. Orchard ID d.
}. COATES, George, Boone I'd d.
DORR, Carl. Reufson ID D..
DONNELLY. Francis, Alvord % d..
, DE kALK. Garrett. Suy (k).
,. DE VRIES. Edward, Prairie City (K).
EDWARD. Gus, Newton (K).
e FULLEhTON. Harry. Rockford (K.
GOhDON. John. Cascade % d.
H. ELYNN. Edward. Sioux Rapids Cd d.
VIC 1LfMN George: Lansing ID W.
HUNT Minus. Denison ID W.
HAMMONS. Dawson. Beacon (D nj
iJORF, Carl j.. Decorah (K).
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ilLhER. Alvin G.. paullinn % ID
Johnson. Clifford. Dcs Moines (D d.
JOHNSON. Charles Sioux City tK)
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LESLIE; Thomas A., Madison Cd W.
M'KENZIt,. Arthur, Wainwright (R.
MYNERD, Monroe, Enterprise ID w.
MIRACLE, Adam, Ensley d W..
PRESTON Horace. Cross Roads Cd W..
WATTS, Joe. Brighton Cd D.
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MORRIS, Joseph S.. Mesa Ik).
ARKANSAS:
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GENTRY. viii, Little Rock % d.
GRAVES, Claude. Foulke Cd D.:
HICKS. Lloyd p. Comnto Cd D..
HARPIS Albert. Pine Bluffs ID D..
HARRISON, Henry ", Enola Cd D.
IVEY Richard, Alma (K.
SEXTON Roy, Elmo Cd D..
SEVERN, Coney, Lapantc ID d..
TURBERVILLE, Joe, Hot Springs ID d..
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BERTi, Angelo, Firebaugh Cd D..
BOTCE, John. Oakland (k).
BLAKE, Charles, Los Angeles % w.
CONROW. Samuel, Blythe Cd D.
GADDA. Onorato. Robart Mill (K.
GREGORY. NJ. M, San Francisco Cd d..
HORAN, Leo, San Francisco tkl.
HABISHAW. Bert j.. Oak land ID D..
HISKEY, Chas. r., Los Angeles Cd D).
MIALOCQ, Louis. San Francisco Cd d..
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POoRE, Raymond. Pasadena (K).
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NICHOLSON, Richard. Denver ID D..
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UNDERWOOD, James H.. Paonia Cd D.
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BRESEHAN: John j.. Hartford (K):
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HAYES, Waldo w. Hartford % w.
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KOWALSKi August, Bristol % D..
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