The Raymer enterprise., 1918-12-26
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.

lists made public by the War Depart
| ment Dec. 49, Among the dead OF
wounds received in action is Robert
Young, Rodley, while among the dead
OF disease are Clyde c. Hartshorn, Pu-
eblo, and Adam Schleiger, Berthoud.
Four missing In action are James Z.
Rellley. Denver. Paul l.. Stewart. Fort
Collins; Arthur Johnson. Silt; James
S. elmer. Kirk, and Lloyd c. House
Craig. The list of wounded severely
In action includes Lester J. Whitmore,
Rugby; Oryille c. Rinkle. Crowley
Lowell F. Butler. Denver; Stephen NJ.
Dubois, Pueblo; Waiter Hummell
Grand Junction: Donald o. Taylor
Black Hawk; Dean J. Sarl. Leadyille;
william r. Day. Denver. and Peter
Kimmiok. Canon City. Among the
wounded. degree undetermined. are
Earnest Z. Rudolph, Denver; Frank
y. Coleman. Good Pasture; Earl J
Clark. Pueblo; Alfred c. cramer
Wray. and Albert Lee Mentz. Otis In
cluded in the list OF slightly wounded
are Carl L. Simon. Denver: Goyd r
Barnes. Oak Creek: James T.. Mccain
Snyder: Frederick V. Hickman. Olney
SPRING.: Henry Pollino. 0akview:
James A. Eberhardt. Pueblo; Roy W
Popejoy, Pueblo; John Damjanovich
Leadville; John A. Anderson. Love
land; Evan r. Evans. Lafayette. and
Michael German. Leadyille.
Seven more deaths among Colorado
soldiers are recorded in the lists OF
casualties made public by the Wal
Department Dec. l6. -Four killed ir
action are Joseph Antrille. Williams
burg, Joseph Aloysius. Leadville;
George A. Robbins. Grand Junction
and William r. Sands. Pueblo. Three
dead OF disease are Otto c. Dunbar
Boulder: Roy G. Evans. Durango, and
Wendell w. Jacobs. carbondale. Two
missing In action are William o
kulbe, Padroni. and Harold Caldwell
Denver. Among the severely wounded
In action are Lawrence Bert Wilson
Maxey: Bert w. Malin. Pueblo: Thane
b. Smith. Denver; Joseph J. Martello
Goldfleld, Homer +. Elliott. Eckert;
BENJAMIN Levitt, Denver. and William
r. Isom. Brush. The list OF wounded,
degree undetermined, includes Alloy
sius o. Kasel. Pueblo, and Ralph ia
cober, Hermes. The list OF slightly
wounded includes Ragnar LofQuist,
Dillon, and Fred II. Kalbfel. Pueblo.
When Republican state executive Of.
ficials-elect met In Denver to consider
the policy of the incoming admins
tration they were confronted with 500
applicants for places and only twelve
or fourteen plums hanging on the po-
litical tree The reason for this small
list Of appointments was explained In
the fact that they are virtually the
only ones In some 1000 appointive
positions that are exempted from the
operations Of the new civil service
Amendment to the constitution.
"The Finishing Fifth will probabl,
be the slogan for the next Liberty
Loan campaign. according to Pub
licity Director Alva A. Swain OF the
Colorado State Liberty Loan commit.
tee and the Colorado War Savings
committee, home from an Atlantic
City. n. j.. conference OF district ex-
ecutives and publicity men represent.
ing Liberty Loan work in all parts OF
the United States.
The epidemic OF influenza in Long
mont is believed to be practically over.
City Health Officer Stradley reports
but two and three cases a day, and
those in mild form. Physicians be-
lieye that incubation, practiced gen.
orally for the last month, has been
the greatest factor In stamping out
the disease. More than 1000 have
been inoculated and many are still
being treated daily.
The first shots in the counter at.
tack at Chateau Thierry which recap
tured the position Just won by the
Huns on the south bank Of the Marne
and proved the turning point in the
entire war were fired by two Colorado
batteries-battery b, known as Den.
ver's Own and battery A of Fort
Collins. These two now famous bat
teries were units OF the l4Sth artil-
lery regiment.
The working forces at the Camp
Bird, Atlas and Mountain Top mines
have been reduced by the epidemic OF
influenza At the Camp Bird but one
shift is being worked. there being iii.
ty-eight men In temporary hospital
near the mill. The two hospitals In
Ouray are filled with patients.
The Denver Tramway Company
was authorized by the Colorado utili.
ties commission 10 charge faro Of
Z cents for adults and 81 cents for
children under IL. Where a transfer
Is issued an additional cent may be
charged.
Miss Genevieve Miles. one OF the
prominent labor leaders in Denver and
the organizer OF the Brotherhood Of
Railway Clerks, died at her home from
pneumonia, following influenza. Miss
Miles was sick two weeks.
Colorado's grain crop will fall l..
100000 bushels below government es.
Inmates. according to figures compiled
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