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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-05
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ENDED LIFE RATHER
THAN SERVE COUNTRY

-" riat DISPATCH - The Intrllir"nr"r.
MARTlNSRiEG. W. Va, March r.
Raymond Bros!us. Il prominent young
merchant residing at the Town OF Bro
Siu<. Morgan county. fatally shot him
self through the head this evening At
his home Young RruSiu> had been
called 10 60 20 ih" training camp Al
t'nrl OCI'ihOrp". Ga with Ia" Morgan
county contingent Of drafted men to-
morrow morning. and it Is believed
thai hi, led TO the suicide.
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Members III Hallimnr" Lodge M. J..
Knights nf rythias. mot last evening
al the lodge rooms and held memorial
,..rN ices for thee: lat" brother. Andre"
Karl liaberf"ld. who passed away last
week.
Harry 4 R"ll presided at the meeting
H.. paid 4 loving trlbu'" 1" Brother
lfahcrlirid. G"!. James u. Lancaster
al.-" paid a BEAUTIFUL tribute - t''' o.
uurr"d Colun"L Lancaster SI"h" i"F
tho unframed rank and Wilbur i.t-tIn
smoke tnr the n. g g *. lodge LOUIS
Iiar,tong. g. Is. I'liy. Fred RT'Lnan,
Charles nuuawny and several o;h"rS
vcrc called upon. Music was iurni>h'd
hy =. T.. rclly and French d. Walton.
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Notice waS -"""t."d h"-" E"s''r..AH
from First S"rg";n; NcD":aii ~ Hntr.::
Of the Columbus -cc32i',tn: s't.Hn :" .t"'
ecftct that Sergeant !iLrr: Van tnwac"n
and Sergeant Walter Sn:;h. would b"
relieved from f'.-:h.~ dag in This Gig.
They will De- required 2" report At CO.
lumbus within 4 few G',:'S- A,""ri!nE -
the letter Tho two !.r"al "C:Ir"-S Ar :" h
relieved OF tac!r duties because ,hry ar"
married. Il ruling mad. b. Tho powers
that Dc IN n" Columbus r""r;:i.:nc So
ton. It was stated yesterday ;ha' -"
Colu,n bus .ttstrir; * ~" only ".l. IN ,hH
country that has stic:: a rt;.Inc IN cnrr".
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FOR PROHIBITION

AUSTIN. Texas. March 8 The
lower house III the Texas legislature
tonight concurrcd in minor amend
mrni by tho senate to resolution for
the ratification Of The federal prohibi-
ton amendment The resolution now
Zoos 10 the governor.
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BAL 7IMORE LODGE PAYS WHEELING WOMAN WILL
DEAD BROTHER TRIBUTE. GET $40 PER MONTH

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March A.
Compensation was granted by Commits
sion,r lee OF, Of ,hcs ~oNmcn's com.
pcnsatIon department s'oday TO five
widows and j., orphans. as follows:
Edith Iiullcr. widow Of John Hotter,
cmp!oyc Of the r. r. Kitchen and com.
uauy. Of Wheeling. will receive S@G a
month. ard fix" children each 50 "A
month Hotter fell as the result Of
stroke. sustaining injuries from which
h. died.
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Tho memorial day aSs0C!'L.i"n T:'t las
evening in the q. \. f. rooms and dis
cussed the plans for n" send Oft Cox n"
boys who leave Thursday FOR Camp
Greenleaf Fort oglc:h"rn". ia. l; IS
not planned - rayH 4 hin'!. - ~" cost
is 20 large for such short service. N"-"-
nations arc going on b"tw""t, n" clubs
Secretary Walt 1'r2erm7n ard n" lead.
or Of the Cathedral drum co-Ie. THiS
corps will prnhaht:. appear t"7 m" send
rs
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DRY" REFEHENDUM

ALBANY. y. Y. March "A refer
cndunl on tn: question OF STAT" wide
rrohibitinn in preference TO ra,!I'cain
-r: the federal prohibitory amendment
was recommended 10 the scnat" tonight
in I'll" report Of tho committee OF ;aN-
alicn and rctrcnchmcnt.
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Infant Child Dies.

IN infant ,h,Id 81 Mr. and Mrs VII.
HAM r"nuiu;; rn$S"d away ~ ;h" h"mc
"r ;!t. ihr"nl* "n south !lr>l rr""'
yesterday morning. aft ! short Illness
80 !rfan'ii" irn.h,"S IIu"rai Hrrn:,:".
n"n'S VIZ" iur"mrl''r last evening.
la; services Will probably ur he'd rom
h.. hrnc ;"-iHy.
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Given Heavy Fine.

NaSsii ''":!!f. i;rr.l- wh" "H% arrested
Sunday uich' hy Officers l.arkin ana
'Hlrtnn on IN" rhara," uf operating Il
sirak"asy Il, his HON" on Clarke street
was gwen 4 hearing hHi"r" Mayor lsal-
sirm Yesterday In"rUInI. IL" WAS Hn"d
$3.50 and costs and WAS Later released.
when he rutd sou and tn" costs III The
case.
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aoparCntlv without u LIMP. SuS pI"inninE
tnat Something was wrong MI. LirT;ih
mad" An investigation ard i"Urd 4 p"'>c
rou:a!niac ilo-Ih'n" rni t"".h"" win
rocljii, tah"t~ had DISAPPEARED. tn"
Dolir.. wsr" notified and Il good dcScrip-
;!on OF the men VAS furnished
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Ladies Aid Society.

The Indies aid S"ct",r =: tn" t-nit"d
Presbyterian church vii! b. entertained
Friday evening a. n" homo - Mrs "
List on Guernsey street. After Il ah"r;
business session KNITTING will ~ III. di-
version.
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TWO DRINKS

Ear: Booker. arrested hE Officer
knab". and G"or@" Anderson. arrest
cd by Officer HOn"Ckcr. w'Te me ;
only pickupS lasr night, both charged
with being Grunk.
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STATE DEATHS

f;rMNt:N. Mach A.-jCa: William
I.ou-. =. years old. f."i n his h"m" on
tn" South lrauch near Springfield. from
cid *. Mr.. Lun=. a. Well rs ms fam L.
runn"riinu& have h"%u idru'Iii"! with
agricultural! pursuits for many years,
Az. IN IL" IL. Ma married aud Ms VI"
.mt s..y,r;,i ,hllGr"n survive. l!S fG""r-
a! wl~ Hr!I Wednesday,. AT" hHr!a! -
T:.rr" churches.
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MARRIAGE License.
Court Entries.

Arthur william sSayrr and Ta*sy
MUr.rl ran!rr both uf Iitrn"sy!il"
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ST. CLA|RSVILLE:
Realty deeds Filed.


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TRACE DISEASE
TO CONSTIPATION

Ono Of tho points On which
different schools Of m edictne prac-
ticauy agree L., that about 95'c of
MI human disease Is directly
tracsable to intestinal putrefac-
tion OF stomach waste due to In
activity Of the bowels, or corsti-
patton. The ouminative process
e an essential factor in digestion
and on Its proper fulctioulng de-
ponds the welfare Of the entire
system.
Constipation Is 4 condition that
should never be neglected. as
soon as the bowels evidence tho
slightest disposition to slow mp, a
mild laxative should be taken
The combination Of simple laxa-
tive herbs with pepstu, known as
DR.. Caldwen's Syrup Pepstn and
sold In drug stores for fifty cents
q bottle, Is highly recommended rs
a corrective. acting gently, In m
easy, natural way, without grip
ing or other pain or discomfort.
A trial bottle of this excellent
family remedy can DO obtained.
free Of charge. by writing to DR..
w. B. Caldwell, ass washington
St., Monticello Illinois.
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El.KTNS. Marrh 4.-MrS. Della M"ff';.
aged -. VII -! t.. l.. il"f!it. di"n !"'-
lowing i lingering 'i,irSS. N"r husband
m! on. ~hi! SURVIVE. la,crm'u, WI!
h. al Valley Road.
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KEYSrE. ". Va. March 4.--Tlrnry
i;".ricr 8. years nd. died - Laur"! l'h!..
firm dr"rSy. IL, is survived hv his W.T."
arI III. following r'liar"i. Mrs. {. !.
I"ikin< k"yS''r. Mrs. Lrz2i" E"Nr"ri.
III, Harden; Saul i;".d"r. Elkln>; ';""rG,:
i:,".ri"r. n'i'"Nf. Md N!!c" I.r'd'r
Davis. W. Va. Hi'"SS" E""d"r. lnr"r
Tract. w. Va: and A.!"ip!, Eu"d"r LuG"-
~ ID,
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KEYSEr " Va. March 4-Hatr:'k
Roach. rgnd =, di.d - hear; 'r"uhl,' ~
Ii"Mman hospital iIiS h"d: Wa r'mi'>-
ID - ia" hom. "r hi, mother Mrs A:n''
Roach. II.tiu""t.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-13
KILLED IN ACTION
1ieutenaHtS,

Joseph S. Brewster, Eson Hill, Ga;
Herbert E. Christiancy, Warren, o.:
Mark e. Heller, Ludlow. KY: Edgar P.
Richie, Wilmette, ILL.,; Corporal Will
/, liam B. Milligan, Hobart, Okla
Privatss:
Richard Basiii, Astra- vsters. Italy;
Charles Ernest Book, Halfway, Mich:
Eath Bush, Bradyvilie, Tenn; Antonio
Di Lee Altamara, Italy: Allesandro
D'Onofrio, Miracella Edano Avsllino,
Italy: Lawrence Forsberg, Marinstte,
Wis; Robert A. Huckins.- Dunlap, ILL.,;
Frank J. Malta, Charleston, Mass;
Carmine Magrino, vietridis Italy; Kaz-
imir Wolowiclxi Wilma, Russia.
DIED FROM WOUNDS
1t. Marcel Won Bereghy, Lebanon.
Pa; Sergeant John Dewey, Genbry,
Mo.
corporais:
Chas. S. Bennett, Tulsa, Ok: Elmer
BrandIock, Milwaukee, Wis: Warren
Flansburg, Syracuse. N. Y; James NJ.
Sullivan, Baltimore, Md; Cook Guido
Banchiri, Chiesina, Uzzanese, Lucca,
Italy,.
Privates:
Tally A. Drum. Stony Point. n. c.:
Richard B. Castor, Wayne, Ark;
Howard Stirling Harding, Corunna.
Mich; Stanley f. Rusak, Cleveland.
o.; Edgar ". LeClaire, Ogdsnsburg.
\. Y; Hugh H. McCrary, Pueblo,
Colo: Patrick B. McEniry, Emily, Tip
perary, Ireland; Russell Mosely, wal
nut Springs, Tex; William J. Ormond.
Waterloo, Ireland; Sofus Guam, CIV
ter, Mont; Arnold Strunk, Stearns.
Ky; Lyman Tishler, Milwaukee.
Wis; Artist D. Vallas, Kanaiia TheS-
sally, Greece.
DIED OF DISEASE
Sergeants:
James Bordeiis, Youngstown, o.;
Omer J. Talbot, Berlin, N. NJ; Sorp.
Edwin d. Drake. Littleton, Colo.
Privates:
William H. Alien Dixon, Mo-; Hay
wood Campbell, Waterloo, 9. c.; Hen
ry J. Cognac, Lowell, Mass; John j.
Dignam,, Philadelphia, Pa; Wallace j.
Groom. Huntingdon, Tenn; Thos. W.
Potts, wellington, Mo-; William F.
Rail. McElhatten. Pa: Thos. E. Rick
etts, Trenton, Tenn; Clinton G. Stew
enson. Titusville, Pa; Peter L. Strong.
Ill.
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LEWIS JONES DIES
AT KEY WEST; BODY
WILL BE SENT BACK

Lewis Jones, first assistant engineer
OF the boat E. p. Simpson. OF the Aiken
Tow Boat and Barge Co, died at Key
West, Friday night at sis o'clock, ac-
cording to a telegram received today
BY relatives OF the deceased, and Cap
tain /. H. Aiken.
The body is being shipped to Pen
sacola and Is expected to arrive tonisnL
or tomorrow morning. The funeral
will be held from the home, SIS West
Garden street. Rev. johnson OF CHRIST
church, officiating, with burial in st.
Johns cemetery. At the latter place
the Elk's Lodge, No. 497. will la e
charge of the services. The hour OF
the funeral will be announced later.
When the T. e. Simpson arrived at
Key West they struck bad weather and
We're compelled to walt for a time.
Two days out On their way to Havana,
hve of the crew. including Mr.. Jones.
became i'll and the boat was forced to
put back to Key West. There Jones
was taken to the hospital where he
died. His father. Theodore Jones. Is
also ship engineer and is now at
Genoa, Italy, on the Standard Oil ship
Co. Drake. Two sisters, the Misses
Sadie and Ethel Jones renal.
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QUINCY is GRIPPED
BY INFLUENZA: LOU
C SEES REPORTED

Quincy is in the grip OF an epidemic
OF Spanish influenza and there are an
estimated total OF 1000 cases OF Inc
disease In anr about the city, accord
ing to r. l.. Sweger, publisher or the
Gadsden County Times. The situa-
tion was SO serious last Thursday tnat
word was sent out that outside assist
ance must come for the overwoFked
physicians and nurses, or the disease
would reach dangerous proportions.
There are five physicians in Quencv
and two of these. Drs. Davis and GOD
ard, have had to give up and are Ill.
leaving the balance OF the physicians
beseiged with more calls than they
can tend TO. Members OF the Red Cross
there have organized and are attempt
ing to handle the situation. Schools
and theatres have been closed and over
200 negroes have been thrown out
Of work
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The following casualties are report
ed by the Commanding General of the
American Expeditionary forces, in
Guided In the above total:
Killed In action II
Died OF wounds received In action
Wounded in action (severely -. 27
Wounded in action (siightly) -. 1
Missing In action ............ IL
In hands Of enemy ............... 1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-13

Angeiine c. Belvey, waverly, y. Y;
Alvin c. Berndt, OakfeId, Wis.
Lawrence Burgmeier Dayton, O.;
Henry F. Hoptz, Sheffield, ILL.,; George
Innate. Wilkesparfe. Pa; Charles F.
Smith. Beecher City. H.: Tsny T. So
biescky. Brooklyn, N. Y: Endrew An
| derson, Stesor, ILL.,; Alexander J. Ber-
nard, Northridge. Mass; Carl Boyer,
Leadwood, Me-: Francis E. Brown,
billiard, Ga: Harry Foster, Elsberry.
Mo-; Julius Otto Froende. Chicago. I'll.
Peter Joseph Hebron, Milwaukee,
Wis: Fred D. Jennings, Waco, Nez.;
Grant E. Metcalf, Sterling. ILL.,; Henry
A. Peters, Cambridge, Md; Frank
<Piona, New York. n. Y: Richard
Rauscher. Falls City. Neb.: Clarence.J.
Wagner, Hamburg, Pa: Glen G. Wag-
ner, Richmond, Ind; Benjamin F. Will
loughby, Toche, Tenn: Joseph RigIey,
Brooklyn. NJ. Y; Patrick Corcoran.
New York, n. Y: James F. Davis
Manner, Tex; Frederick Ederle, Brook
lyn, N. Y; Herman r. Fickburn. Ga
lena, ILL.,; John Heutis. Greeley, Colo
Frank B. Hicks. Linwood Kas.; Albert
Al Hodges, North Coiwein, Iowa; Mi
chael Je-ecflek, Homer. Mimi; Walter
Marshall, sarver. Pa: Clement j.
O'Rourke, Homer, Mimi; John E. So
cia, Pine Bluff, Ark, Carl NJ. Tumli-
SON, Redlands, Cal; Adam c. Wetzel
kntztown, Pa; George II. Woods,
Danbury, conn.
DIED OF DISEASE
Lieutenants:
John r. Slade, CLAW Centre, Kas.;
Horace Wyman, Worcester. Mas:
Sergeant Albert u. Sehdsei. Wankon,
Iowa.
corporals:
Robert Fl. F. anklin, Lynchburg, Va:
Wayne Moore, Households, N Y:
Wagner Gus Ginder. Pontoon, n. J.
PriYatss:
jeremiah J. Beck, Detroit Mich:
John Booth. Wharton, y. j.; Rryson F.
Davis, Greer, s. c.: Columbus Davis.
Silver City, Miss: Michael Donahue,
Lockport. \. Y; Robert L. Foster, Ar
lington, Ia; Jim Frierson. Mansfield,
La; Eddie Hansard. Moline n. c.;
Thomas l.. Hill. Dunedin, Fla. Tom
Kapunihana, Philadelphia. Pa: John
L. Larsen. Tyler, Mimi; Earl c. De-
land, Providence, r. r.: George Nc
Clanahan, Big Rock, Va: Morris Will
liam McGraw. Syracuse, \. Y; Laun-
ey B. Mcqueen, Dillon, S. c.: Edward
j. Mangan, Columbus, o.: Samuel I.
Newton. Hainesville, Va: Herbert Z.
Parker. Portland, Ore: Marion L. Per-
rift. Havana. Fla: Lawrence c. Riggs.
Morgantown, w. Va; Coleman Rivers,
Nabob, w. Va; Chester Scales, Cam
den, Ark: Emil Schwertfeger, Mil
waukee, Wqs.; Roland w. Seavey,
West Scarboro, Maine; Ralph D.
Smith Glendiye, Mont: Columbus
Tucker, Bordeaux. S. c.: Harold F. H.
Hobehaun, Brooklyn, n. Y: Charles
Fl. WILLIS winchester, Va; Charles f.
Joslyn., Brattlebero, Vt; Alfred KEEL
lerman. New Braunfels, Tex; James
r. King, La1renceville, Ca; John J.
Mccall, Mahoney City, Pa: James F.
Marion, Stoughton. Mass; Warren H.
Mercer. Richmond, Va; John w.
Neighbors. Roseburg, Ore: Samuel r.
Nelson. Vicksburg. Miss; Jesse n.
Phillips, Kansas City, Mo-; James A.
Roberts, Raleigh, n. c.: Joseph Russo.
Perth Amboy, n. j.; Henry Schauer.
Chapel Hill. Tex; Charles Sistek.
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KILLED IN ACTION
Corporals:

clifford H. Ellington McElderry,
Ala; William r. Grieve. Tecumseh.
Mich: Robert r. Hodges. Saginaw,
Mich; James A. Wick, Meigs, Ga.
Privates:
Charles w. Ayars. Noodosha, Kans.:
Terrence I. Gosney, Chrisman, Ill;
Jake L. Heffley, Kiowa. Colo: Ffeder-
lex W. Johnson, Fayetteville, Ark;
George E. Kush. Oshkosh, Wis; James
H. Lane. Fort Huron, Mich; Charles
e. Langley, Big Clifty, KY; Fey w.
Newcomb, Angela. N. Y; Malcolm
NJ. Stage. Churchpoint, La; Samuel
Warren, Dorchester. Mass.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION
Privates:
John E. Berry, Madison, Ark;
George d. Harrison. Springfield, Ill:
Earl G. HILL Springton. Texas; Chas.
l.. Ruddic!z, Eimira, n. Y.
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KILLED IN AGIlON
Capt. Starr Sedgwick Eaton, Wor-
cester, Mass.
Lisutenants:
Daniel William Brooks, Swissvale
Pa; David s. Grant, Asheville. n. c.;
James A. Kelly, Piedmont. w. Va;
John A. McKinstry, Canon City, Colo;
Thomas J. Powell. Lake Providence
/ La; Charles Albert Snow, Waterbury,
Mo-: G. H. oilers, Lancaster. Pa; AL
bert Harrison Crane, Carbonate, Pa;
William S. Cripps, Philadelphia. Pa;
Roo E. Faulkner, Scranton, Pa; Will
liam J. Harrington, Ishpening, Mich;
George w. Long, Jr.; Nashville, Tenn. !;
Horace r. Van Ocstenbrugge, Schen-
ectady, n. "; j. Hunter Wickersham,
Denver, Colo.
Sereeants:
Fred r. Anderson, Rhinelander,
Wis; Peter Paul Benedetto, New
Yorf, n. z: Henry L. Dabbs. Annis-
ton, Ala; John ]. Gilmore, Syracuse,
n. Y: Irving Hensen. GAINESVILLE,
Wis; Lan!ng r. Mcmillan, Corona.
CAL; Earl l.. Miller, Raymond, ILL.,;
Jesse T. Scroggins, Pell City, Ala;
Sehurn Willeferd. olustes. Okla; Her
man A. Zeeks. La Sale, ILL.,; Jerry Fu-
elk, Detroit, Mich.
Ccrpora!s:
Edward M. Bogdanwis, Linoleum-
vile, N. Y: william Canary. Boston,
Mass; Dennis E. Enright, Mauches-
ter. Ia; Daniel T. Gallie. West Hobo
ken. n. j.; Wilson Ritch, Jr. Port JEFF
ferson. N. Y; William L. Harris, Wal
den. Mass; Glen Washburn. Glen
more, N. r; Charles Wasserburger,
Neillsville, Wis; Mechanic Harvey n.
Hottenstein, Lancaster, Pa.
Privatcs:
Frank Rates, Brooklyn, n. Y; Will
liam T. Bray, Whitehall. Mont: Clyde
r. Burton. Culpepper, Va; Willie b.
Cooper, Cooper, KY: David Decaire,
Alpena, Mich; Frederick D. Emmons,
Fitzpatrick. Rhinebeek, NJ Y; Orville
e. Fourdman, Greenville, O.: Louis A.
Hendricksen, Belgrade, Mimi; Calip
Horn, Marvin, Mo-; Nelson J. Horn.
Ionesville, Wis; Raymond Loos,
Wheeling, w. Va; Arthur Levesque,
Fall River. Mass; Carl Lindquist.
Lawrence, Mass; Arthur C. Mack,
West Point Neb.; Norman P. Michel,
Hazleton, Pa: James y. Moore, For
estburg, Tex; Glen A. Morgan, New
Boston, Ia; John E. Newell. North At
tieboro, Mass; George Niebuhr. Lime
Ridge, Wis; Robert Sims, Brooklyn,
n. Y.
DIED FROM WOUNDS
Capt. Charles D. Baker, New York,
y. Y: 1t. Clarence S. Noble, Green
Bay, Wis.
Serseants:
Clarence L. Corey. Santa Cruz cal;
Warner l.. McWhorter, Birmingham,
Ala.
Ccrporals:
Harry y. Bachelor, Enterprise,
Ala; Leslie r. Hodge. Wal.ham,
Mass: William Patterson McFall. Sci
otoville, o.: William Timothy Rath-
Pa; Rose w. WEIGH,
Porterville, y. Y; John Lewis, Wash |
Pa.
Privates:
Joseph A. Bauer, Mankate, Mimi: |
Clifford James Branch, Tekonsha- |
Mich. Harold Carey, Waynesburg. i
Pa; Joseph E. Crosswhite. Versailles, |
Mo-; Haywood Dennis, Troy, s. c.: |
Arthur Flynn, Valdez, Col; Frank H. |
Frost. Worcester. Mass; Frank Ar
thur Imbler. Plattsburg. Mo-; Felix
Jagdozinski, Baltimore, Md; William !,
A. Keller, Philadelphia, Pa; Henry |
Emil Kobe, Buffalo, \. Y; Edward J.
kopp. Hokes, Pa: Andrew j. Nc
Lehigh Gap, Pa; Charles A. |
Philadelphia, Pa; Charles |
!. Reilly, New York, n. Y; Lynden !
sautbine, Oklahoma City, Okla: John
Sheehan, Brooklyn, y. Y; Jimmy |
stezenko, Milwaukee, Wis; George |
Daniel Anderson, Fish Creek. Wis;
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Died from aeroplane accident
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-13
MuMbER OF CASUALTIES
TO DATE, INCLUDING THOSE
REPORTED ABOVE
CORPS CASUALTIES

Total to date .45.l'
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OFFICIAL LIST OF CASUALTIES
IN AMERICAN ARMIES ABROAD

DIED FROM AERoPLANE Accl.
DENT
Lit Bedell M. Neubert, New York,
y. Y.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES
Capt. A. r. Thompson, Loves, Del.
Privates:
Green Jarrett Pratt, w Va; Ar
thur Long, Wayne. N. j.: James T.
Mckee. Schultz, Okla: George Ellis
worth Marshal. Pittsburg. Pa: Edw.
OLaugnitn. Lebanon. Pa; James
Sheehan, New York, N. Y.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-20

thing, particularly for a deprivation
The next place we hearo 1t was u,
dinner, when the lights winked a,
9:15. There came an immediate lul
in the chatting vivacity. 1t was al
that delightful coffee period OF the
dinner when the long cigars are light
ed. and the human system is full OF
peace, and the conversation, however
serious it might have been before
turns to drOllery.
For moment after the lights wink
ed, there was a silence almost glum
then the shrug of the shoulders and
the cheerful smile. Checks were paid
wraps were donned, and chatter was
resumed as we all filed out.
At $3.50 every dinner place In town
was empty-for. gendarmes stood Al
the. door to see that they were empty
Outside we met our friend, the
lanky American, and he was grouped
dejectedly with three Of the boys
wondering what next to do.
Hello" we hailed him. "How dc
you like Gay P'ree'?"
"Why, this is the most respectful bic
town on earth!" he complained
We've just been up to the Montmar
ire, and It's dead as q doornafl.
guess the town isn't what it used to
be. It's the war;"
Eyes, was the admission. The
war hasn't stopped gay Paris, but il
has stopped Gay Pree,' il by that you
mean certain scandalous places where
the French never CO."
They grinned sheepishly, and SHIFT
ed to the other foot.
"But tell me; you know New York
don't you ?"
The glummest Of; the quartet did.
8. Fake Chinatown.
well, would you call Singer Ma
CURES fake Chinatown representative
Of New. Y ork Me? r I'll
He wasn't old enough to remem
Der .'sStinger" Mcguire, but he was
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-02-20

Growing children need, plenty Of
fresh air and outdoor exercise and
this exposure is bound to cause some
colds. These colds should not be neg
lected, and yet, mothers know that
constant dosing is bad for the deli
cate stomachs of children.
The best protection is plenty Of
fresh air in the bedroom, and at the
first signs Of trouble a prompt appli-
cation of the Southern external
"vapor" treatment, Vick's 'VapoRub.
You simply rub it we'll over the throat
and chest, and cover with q warm
Leave the covering loose around
the neck, as the body heat releases