davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-12-10
Neu York City and Vicinity

=, M'AUL1FFE. John p. 349 Twenty-Arst
Street, Brooklyn.
MITCHELL, Michael, $40 Amsterdam Ave
nue.. New York City.
MENTEI, Frank. Jamaica, N. Y.
MCRUDDEN, James. Yonkers. N. Y.
MMAHON. James c.. Jersey City, N. j.
M'MAHON, Bert j.. los East Sixty-second
Street New York City.
MANGET. Alphonsus, 12s Butler Street.
Brooklyn.
NOITE. William. Staten Island. N. Y.
OSTEN. Ed 416 Sandal Street. Brooklyn.
ODDS. William. Astoria, N. Y:
O'HARE, Slater ", Al West Sixtieth
Street New York City.
O'NElLL, Patrick j., ios Congress- Street,
Brooklyn.
PAVONE. Gabriel Orange. N. J.
PECKHAM. William. Mt. Vernon. N, Y.
PRYCE. Thomas. 251 Court Street, Brook
lyn.
PICCoNI, Nicola. 452 East 146th Street.
New York City
RAYMOND. Marshall D.. New Rochelle.
>, RoTKorE; T,7 f.. Samuel 4sa East 1ssth Street,
RUSSO, sebastiaao. So Barrow Street.
New York City.
ROssO. Angelo. II Crosby Street, New
sALONY. Benny, 90 John Street. Brook
lyn.
SEIROLD. John L.. Elizabeth. N. j.
SENKEWICH. John. 203 East Seventh
Street New York City.
SuSSMAN, Jack, S53 Forest Avenue, New
York City.
TOON. James A.. sgt. e5 Seveaty-second
Stree. Brooklyn.
TIGHE. William jas. sgt. IS West 105th
Street New York City.
TAYLOR. Fred, Newark. N ].
TONER, Joseph H., 1914 Willoughby Ave-
nue., Brooklyn.
WILCOX. Leo F.. 434 jefferson Avenue.
Brooklyn.
WINTER, William, New Brunswick. N. J.
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GARRISON, Porter. sgt. Auburn (K)
GARNER. Wilfora. New Martinsville =
HOFFMAN, Noah Freeman (K).
HOPKINS. Alden Given (k).
XII TEH, Charles. Wheeling *.
KING. Jeremiah Sincerely (K).
KINsrR. James. Dizzy (K).
NEYLOE, James L., Montgomery fK).
PEPSTNGER, William. parkersburg fK)
SNYDER. M. Shenandoah junction ID d
WISCONSIN:
BOHAN John, Fond du Lac (k).
DAILMAN. Emil, Milwaukee tKe.
DEER Walter. Sturgeon Bay tK).
FILTER, Alfred. Milwaukee tK.
KARFL, John, Waupan (Kp.
KENDALL. George. Waukeshn (K).
LARSEN. Elmer Milwaukee fK).
NICHOLSON. Clarence. Black Earth Ak
NINNEMAN. John. Wasau (K).
NTRY. Theodore, Comstock fK).
OLSON Finer, Avoca ID D..
PEROUTHA. Antoine. Two Rivers CKj.
SAVEE, Thayne. Whitewater lK).
SANITFR, Fred Milwaukee (K).
WrcTBY, Roy. Beloit fK).
WITT, George. Miladore (K).
New-York tribune., 1918-12-10

MARRONE. Giuseppe. Flushing. N. Y.
=, MA Ek. Carl. 1862 Clifton Place, Brook
MADD0CK. Alfred j., 673 Evergreen Ave.
MlLLlGAN. Donald NJ, 145 Prospect Park
West, Brooklyn
MELROY, John A., aB7 West Forty.
fourth Street, New York City.
=, MGuSHtN, Christopher. 112 West Sixty.
third Street. New York City.
-, OLSON Oscar W.. sgt. 670 Forty ninth
Street brooklyn.
O'ROuRKE Joseph. Copiasuc N. Y.
PoPROWSK1. Constantine Baysidc, N. Y.
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- RlCCIO. Dante, 143 Pleasant Street,
Brooklyn.
soLCBERG. Victor s., 2s2 Ninth Avenue,
New York City.
sCHELLENBoRG. Fred c.. 4so East
1o6th Street, New York City.
STERNICK, Isaac. 225 East Fourth Street,
New York City.
ToMMAso Joseph j.. 1927 Shore Road,
Brooklyn.
TAkA2OWSKI. Mike, Bayonne. NJ J.
THOMAS. William L.. Yonlters. N. Y.
VEGOTSKY, Max, zoo Cleveland Street,
Brooklyn.
WARICK. Joseph, Jersey City. N. J.
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sABJu1s Anthony pbi.adelphia tK).

sABULIs, Anthony, Ph'adephia tK).
SfkERAK. joseph, Nantyalo fK).
SC1TMALL. Charles II. spring City fK).
SET WAN. Charles c.. Uuiontown (K).
SZOkA. Isador, Homestead (k).
SMITH. John f.. Oil City % ~.
THOMAS. E. j., corn. philadelphia tK).
TEBAY, Frank g.. Euclid fK).
VAUGHN. Curtis, Bedford % d..
WFNT1 INC J A.. Chnhrbersburg (k).
WOODWORTH. Roy. Cochranton (K}.
NORMAN, James, corp, Mnsontown (K).
YUSLAYIKA. Silverton, Scranton (K).
RHODE ISLAND:
FLYNN Harold. lieut., Woonsoekot (K).
CO. c.. F. Fred, ,Geo'eiayille ,O ,>
MANCUSO. JOSEPH, Providence (K)-
MAUI tFFE. Dennis. Providence (K)
SOUTH CAROLINA:
FORVAY, A. K., lieut., Anderson ID d..
TORPIN. Floyd, Long Creek ID D..
SOUTH DAKOTA:
BIG.i oW, Dean W.. Flandreau (K).
LEVd Ralrh c., sgt, Comstock (K).
LITTLE. John. Winner (K).
TENNESSEE:
ANDFRsoN W. c.. Hendersonville ID d.
BAMHOt ZER. Albert, suwnnee (K).
COCHRAN, Frank. Antioch (K).
HINES. uther, St Joseph (K)
HALI.YBUpToN. Thomas, Rucker (K).
INGRAM John. Roam Mountain Ky.
KCoNCE. Curtis H., Fayetteville (K).
LAMB. Herbert. Fulton tK)
RODGERS. Frank, Memphis ID D..
RODGERS, Arthur, Lebanon (K)
RUST. Iohn. Adams fK).
SUTTON, Raymond Memphis (K).
VOYLES, Tillman, Jellicoe (K).
TEXAS:
BURKETT, John r. corp. Houston (K).
BATES, James, Bonham ID d.
CC0LES, Bernice l., Breckenridge tK.
CONE, Cornelius b. Waco (K)
CAMPBELL. Mark c., Brenond (K).
EAST. Abram. Rane (Kl
Point (FD.
lsELT. George, Lincoln Cd D..
KING. John W.. Beevie (K)
LARSON, Gabriel Austin (K).
LOPEZ. Jose. Falfurras tK).
LEWCNM YER Fred, Brenham (K).
MASHRURM; Charlie, .Sweetwater % d..
MD'.A,LLIsTER,. ottie, perryville tK).
PERRY. Early A., Willis (K).
PlMKNRTON. John O., Texarkana (K).
STEPHENS, Oscar W, Suflin (K)
sTOLLElS, Alfred j., Cuero (K)
TRlGG, Wyatt H., sgt. Dublin (K).
uHi0MAS; ui3 ! 4 Ss Roy y, C., Livingston *;
WEYAND. Dom Frank, Lyons (K).
WOOTAN, Sias s.. Caldwell (K).
WITT, Thomas, Gainesville Cd d..
UTAH:
ELLWo0D;, Meryin. Ogden tKl:
NNh L. WdlliCe, OaHJa ClaCd thJ.
VERMONT:
COMMO, Fred. Panton Cd D..
WINTERS, Harry NJ. Pownall ID D..
VIRGINIA:
BURKS. J. B.. lieut. Newport News (K).
CARROLL. Charles. Pilot tK):
DENIEOLA, Ernest, Norfolk (K).
GARDNER, John, Chrstiansberg (K).
JACKSON. Eddie, Courthouse ID D).
LILLY. Clownie, Hicksville (K).
LEE. Lonny, Norfolk (K).
L1KENS. Isaac, Wenonah (K).
MILBY, Robert. ChurchvIle (K).
NEAL. Wiley, Asberry 0O.
PARKER Arthur, Joyner (K).
TATE Henry E., Stone Gap (K).
TUDOR, James. Williamsburg (K).
WOOD. Sunderland, Earleysville (K).
WHITIOCK. Walter, PAGES Cd d..
WASHINGTON:
CAUSLAND. Harry, Anakortes (K).
LAFBLOM, George, Rosburg (K).
OF SON, Carl Spokane (K).
SHEREN. Steven, Enumclaw (K).
WEST VIRGINIA:
ALTIS, Ed, Devisford (K).
CARTER, Aaron. Thompson Valley (K(.
COFFEE, Robert Kestor (K).
FISHER, Earl Parkersburg (K).
New-York tribune., 1918-12-10

scHurssEiIN. M. T.. Pleasant uill iK)
sToNrruRNER, Boyd Ednn tK).
SCHMIIT Harry, Cleveland G<).
SCHULTZ. Arthur Andovcr O<).
STOL1ER, G c., New Philadelphia Ky
STl1CKFY. VIM. x, Springfield tKD.
THOMAS, Clarence c.. Clrclevile (k).
WOLLENWEBER, Ed. r., Toledo Cd D..
WEAVER. Jacob, corp. Celina (K).
WILLBURN, Al. Mount JOY (KN,
ZEBERKA, Frank j.. Cleveland tK.
OKLAHOMA:
AITOkD. Allison A., Chandler (K).
ABBOTT. William L.. sgt, Antlers (K).
BEA VERS. Willie, Wetumka Cd D..
DAVIS; Lewis. sgt. Delaware tK).
DllHAJA, Charlie t., Olustec (K).
FIELDS, c., sgt, Pauls Valley (K).
HIGH. James A. Lanton % d.
JONES. Benjamin B., Stratford (K).
KINKEIM. August Enid (K).
KELLEI'r, Joscrh A.. Wectka (K).
MADIGAN. r. T., Oklahoma City (K).
MOORE, Ernest, FL Rena (K).
MUTT William D.. Blackwell (K).
PATTERSON. George L.. Woodward (K)
SoCKEY. Robert. Calhoun %;
SlFFING, Reuben c., Vim (K).
SMITH. Jesse E. RirRwood tK).
VAUGHN, Wnssie. corp. Wayne %.
WhDKINS, Frank E., Tar River ID d.
PENNSYLVANIA:
BATTLES, r.. r., capt, phiiadelphia iK)
HAZLE"T, Thomas E.. lieut., Greensburo
CUpITT, r. p, lieut., Philodelphia (K).
ADAMS, Hiram; Philadclnhia ID d.. ,,>
BAUER. Edgar A. r., Bernyile lN.
BECK John d., Northampton (K).
BUTLER, Vim. G.. Norristown (K).
BROWN. Theodore o. Pine Grove (K).
CINCHS, John D.. Philadelphia (K).
CARDAMONE, Saverio, Pittsburgh (K).
CAHlLL. Lawrence. Philadelphia (K).
CREAMER. jeremiah. Nazareth (K).
CLEWE1.L. Chas. w. corp. Tatamy (K)
DRYE. Morris c., Lebanon (K).
DOLL; John A., York lK).
DUNLAP, r. M, New Holland Ks.
DIMAULO. Alexander, Chester (K).
DUL1S. Tony. Kupmont (K)
DI LEILA, Antonio, Philadelphia (K).
DIETERLE. George j., Philadelphia (K).
DELANEY, John j., Pottsvile % D).
FRANKS. Harry j., corp. Rending (K).
FERISE, Antonio, Vernon (K).
MTITZGERALD, Fl H. P. Philadelphia % D.
GRAFE, Lands K, corp. Lancaster (K)
GIBSON, Albert t., Philadelphia (K).
GuIILARDMOD, N. e, Hilltop (K).
GEESEY; G1eS1T; Wm. F.; sgt. DalIastown % D.
HOOVER, Fl. H., Bloomsbury (K).
HAAG, Ralph A., Mount Aetna (K0.
HART, f, Russell j. Fairchance (K.
HAWK, William B.. Wellsboro CK).
HAUSMAN. Frank E., Pittsburgh (K).
HULL. James r.. Centre County (K).
HELMAN, L. K. New Alexandria (K).
JONES. Samuel. Philadelphia (K).
KETTER Frank R., Pittsburgh (K).
LONG: Howard W.. Reading (K).
LINDSAY, C. e., ClearfieId County (K).
LERCH. Byron B. sgt, Chester (K).
LANG. Michael j., Pittsburgh (K).
MANION. John, Carnegie (K).
M'HUGH, Charles, Cambria County (K)
MAINS, William, Sunnyside (K)
M,DONALD, N. F.. Du Bois Cd D).
NEVEL, George. Dallas Cd d.
OBRYAN, Leon B.. Elkland (K).
ONElLL. lanes, Philadelphia (K).
OERI AMANS L., sgt, Philadelphia (K>
PAINTER, William M, Philadelphia iK1
PADOVANI Archangela, Mongolia (K\ SO
RAAB. John f., Bethlehem (K).
RISSA. Theophile j.. Philadelphia (K>.
RICE, Robert B., Philadelphia (Kl,
SHEDLACK. Jos. M, sgt, Utahvile (Kl
SIMON. Herman j.. Philadclnhia CK) AH'
SMATZLER, Andrew f.. Philipsburr tx,
SItRITT. Christ E.. Pittsburgh (K1 >>'
SMAkULA, Steve, Throop (K).
SuPLEE. II. r., PHILADELPHIA (K).
SCHuLTZ. Archie B.. Trexlertown (K).
SplEI MAN, H. r.. PHILADELPHIA (Kl
STUHLFAUL. Walter E., Erie (K)
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WISCONSIN
Men of Foreign Countries
CANADA. {.

CANADA:
HOf1 ISTER. Burnis w, Ontario tK).
M'LEON Norman. Alberta ID d..
SJERDAHL. Edwin, Alberta ID d..
GREECE:
CHECKARIS. NJ. zoopena. Sparta K).
ITALY:
VARrO, John, AveIlino ID d..
JAPAN;
KIKUCHI, S., Moi. Nakatacogun (K).
RUSSIA:
RUDOY, Isidore, Selsko. Yozeystvennam
Greezovo.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-10
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON, Dec 9The casualty lists War
the of men,
these 592 killed action died of accident other
severely
wounded undetermined 379
missing
The full list follows
New-York tribune., 1918-12-10
ELseiOhere

Character Of casualties is indicated follows: (k)
killed in aciion (W) wouncd Cd Al died of accident
or other CD W. died of wounds; Cd ID died OF
diseases (NI missing; P) prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-10
Wounded Slightly


ABEND, Louis. Park Row. New York
City.
BURKE. John J.. ss4 West Eighteenth
Street. New York City
BOEGER, Harry, Jersey City. N. j.
BARKER, Charles F., Paterson, N. J.
BICKMAN, Gerald W., 230 Stanhope Street,
Brooklyn.
CURNYN, Eugene j.. Jersey City, N. J.
CARROLL. Albert, ass East 13Sth Street,
New York City
COHEN, Alfred B.. All West End Avenue,
=, CLAFFEY. John A. 291 East 1924 Street,
New York City.
CoNATY, George F.. Long Island City.
:. DoHERTY, Joseph j., SO West sixty-ninth
DEGIACOMo. Nicolas. Paterson. NJ j.
G. DlN0W1Tz, Bernard. 160 Twenty-sxth
Essen. Otto. 412 Eighth Avenue New
- FIIKoFE, Morris, 65 East 115th Street.
i. FRANCE, Martin H.. 42o West 14sth
FEELEY. John j., 265 Fifty-seventh Street.
Brooklyn. WV
GEIsLER, Andrew K, s2S East 1924 Street.
New York City.
- DoNNELLY. Thomas H.. Bossert Hotel,
- HoRsLEY. Edwin. seeley Street,
Brooklyn.
JARVIS, Miner. Jamaica. N. Y.
Brooklyn.
KUHN Fred, Newark. N. J.
kRUSER, Lester S, West Belmar, NJ J.
LADA, Waetaw, Perth Amboy. N. j.
llNlCH. Frank, 394l.
MAS. Charles, Jersey City, N. J.
MATZDORF. Irving. sos East Eighty
fourth Street. New York City.
MGH5RE MEYFR uenrS erank wocd5ss X Jersey City NJ
MCONLOGUE, Daniel, 215 Varick Street.
New York City ~e'
MHuGH. Peter j.. s2s East Eighty
fourth Street. New York City
PERkINSON, John, 1G3 West 143d Street
PLUSH Louis Flushing. N. Y
Ndni pETRoNA, yRs, 4 Albert. las Baxter Street,
SCHNEIDER. William F.. ss4 Fifty-sec-
ond Street. Brooklyn.
SMITH, Elmer T. E. $40 West Twentv-
first street, New York City
TR0lCI, Salvatore, 1913 Atlantic Avenue.
WELLS. Robert j.. 1s1 Park Row. New
York City. N's"
zEnRowsKy. Peter 40 Little Street
Brooklyn. N'iee''
Missing
BERGER. Meyer, At Pitt Street New
\, BANG, Asbiorn, 12s West Tooth Street,
y BERNARD, Hans. 741 Forty.third Street.
Brooklyn. N'
COFFIN. Arthur. Woodhaven. N. Y.
ChouLEuC, Lester. 10 Greenwich Ave-
;, cUGINI Joseph. 72 Lorimer Street,
Brocklyh
DESsolR. Alfred, 74s South Oak Drive
New York City. N'
DE MuTH, Frank F., 1913 seventyeichth
Street, Brooklyn
DWoRAKowskI. A.. Perth Amboy. N. ].
FRUCHTMAN. William, 903 Whitlock Ave
nue.. New York City.
FINkENAUER, Charles, $50 East Seventy
sixth Street. New York City
GERrMAN. Sam, S5l Kelly Street. New
York City
GOLDBERG. Joseph. 2o4 Lavonia Avenue,
Brooklyn.
GOLDBERG, Richard. GOA Livonia Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
LlNDHop. Richard B.. &c Georgia Ave
nue. brooklyn
MARTIN, John P. 435 West Fifty fourth
Street New York City.
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Died of Disease

ATHAY. Florence L.. nurse. Newark N. T.
MEiiMANN, Elizabeth H., nurse, Haddon
Ns EGAN; Peter A, 2S2 West 18th Street
MURPHY. Patrick. 4O4 Concord Avenue
QUINN. James P, Newark. N. J.
hOOMBS, Charles w, % Canal Street
IROTTA. Salvatore. Hackensack, N. !
a, WIENER. Fred. 1915 Washington Aven,,e
New York City W" avenue
WAIDVOGEI. Wnltau A..
New-York tribune., 1918-12-10
Wounded degree I'm
determined)

BREEcH, Harry. 17s Ten Eyck Street,
Brooklyn.
BLUTE. John j.. 441 West Fiftieth Street,
CosGRovE. Thomas F.. 4s4 Henderson
CHILD, John. Flushing. N. Y.
DLUGATCH. Ash. 46 Avenue B. New
York City.
DE LORENZO. Andrew. 1886 Prince Street.
New York City.
FARBER. Harry. 60 East 113th Street,
New York City.
New York City.
FIEDLER. Emil. Newark. N. j.
GIANCOLA, Frank. 147 Avenue A. New
York City.
GUNNER, Joseph. 257 East Second
Street. New York City.
GREENBURG. Hyman L., 115 Allen
Street New York City.
HAESLER. Paul. 234 Hart Street. Brook
lyn.
HAGAN. Charles j.. Jersey City. N. J.
HARNETT William, 2008 Lexington Ave
nue. New York City.
Street, Brooklyn.
KARP1NsKI. John, Jersey City. N. J:
KUBLI. Walter G.. 80 Schaeffer Street,
Brooklyn.
LACROIX, Alexandra. SAT Forty-arst
LAMBERG, Jacob. S55 Home Street. New
York City.
MILLS. Won StrycKer. 10y west rhoy-
fourth Street. New York City
QUIGLEY. Leo c., 1863 Seventy-ffth
Street Brooklyn.
sMINo. Vittorio 664 First Avenue, New
SCHROEDER. Carl A.. 111s Lebanon
Street, New York City.
STEIN, Bernard, 852 Dawson Street, New
York City.
SCHWARTZ, Stanley c.. 500 East Seventy
fifth Street, New York City.
SCHMITZ Robert H.. Steinway. l.. 7.
SHERIDAN. Frank ", 1888 Park Avenue.
New York City.
York City.
TORCHIA, Samuel, Perth Amboy. N. j.
TURNER, James. 235 East Fiftieth Street,
New York City
WARD, Thomas E. 521 Greenwood Avenue,
Brooklyn.
WICKER. Max, 1856 Rivfngton Street, New
York City.
WITT. Frank E., e4s Forty-second Street,
Brooklyn,
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Killed i'm Action

BONNEvIE. Christian. 1913 Manhattan
Street. Brooklyn,
BUNK OWSKI, Edward. Bound Brook N ].
CANIFF. Bernard. Bloomfield. N. j.
COSClO Lodovco. SS5 West Twenty-sixth
Street. New York City.
DAVIES, Harold. $50 Franklin Street.
DoUGLAs. Alfred. ess Warren Street,
Brooklyn.
DUDZINsKl Frank, 1915 Twenty-third
EFRos sam. 422 East Fifth Street, New
York City
EPSTEIN. Louis. 1ss Forsyth Street. New
FoRMA. Charles l., az West Twenty
GOLINSKI, Michael, 702 Third Avenue,
Brooklyn.
HANDILMAN Harry, 974 St Nicholas
Avenue, New York City.
= JACKSON. Peter, Jersey City N. ].
JUDGE, Charles P, Jersey City. N. ].
KUSNETZ. Joseph. 2S5 Dawson Avenue.
KRAUsE. John s., 14s briggs Avenue.
KLEIN Aaron. 1877 Hopkins Street.
LoRENzo, Anthony c.. $50 Eighth Ave
nue., New York City
IOUGHLIN. Sylvester P, 665 Fifth Ave
nvc, Brooklyn.
LAMBERT Michael A.. Jersey City. N. J.
LlPKIN. Morris, $50 Gates Avenue.
= LoNERGAN. James F., West Orange. N. j.
MCCARTNEY, William A.. Newark N. j.
MCOOL. Patrick j., 800 Park Avenue New
York City.
OLSON. Jack. Bay Shore. NJ Y.
., POLizIO. Columbus. Ts Ridge Street, New
York City.
Bronx N Y
- ROTH. John. 4oA East 1a5th Street New
York City.
scHLossER. Charles. s54 First Avenue.
New York City
SWANTON. John D.. Glen Ridge. N. ].
., SlLVfRMAN, Joseph, 1856 Ludlow Street,
New York City.
STRAUSS, Bernard. 2ss sumpter Street.
Brooklyn.
SEDL ACK. William, Astoria N. Y.
~ SMITH. Joseph, LOG East 114th Street,
New York City
VAN ,HARREN. Henry r.. Long Island
WHITE. Charles S. ISL Sterling Place.
Brooklyn. '"ee'
zElGL Err. Frederick j., 52s Grant Avenue.
Brooklyn - e""e'
ZIMMERMAN. Louis, 1852 Webster Ave.
nue., New York City
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-05-31
LANE EVERY MORNINe.
A Bad Back Is Generally Worse In the
Morning DemIng People Are
FlndIng Relief.

A back that aches all day and
causes discomfort at night is usually
worse in the morning. Makes You
feel as if you hadn't slept at al.
You can't get rid Of kidney back
ache until you reach the cause.-the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
prepared for weakened or disordered
kidneys-been gratefully recommend
ed by thousands.
The following statement proves the
merit Of Doan's.
Harvey Alderman, Court street,
Las Cruces, n. NJ, says; my back
was lame and stiff, and mornings
when got up felt lame and tired
ont, for my sleep didn't refresh me
any. Bending over caused sharp
pains il py baekn ] used Doan's Kid
lney PiEls and they certainly are zine,
for one box cured me-"
60c, at all dealers. Foster ilburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-05-31
CODY SCORES AGAIN.
Official Report Shows This Camp
Has Lowest Nom Effective Rate.

Score again for Camp Cody. The
last published report Of the surgeon
general at Washington, on May Bird,
gives this camp the lowest percent
age Of -effectves of all the camps
ia the United States, the figures being
1920 non-effectites TO. each thou
sand men. The field supply battalion
had the highest percentage in camp,
with 29.04 10 the thousand, while the
headquarters and military police took
the cake for healthfnlness, With only
.9.97 per thousand, or ieas than one
man out Of each hundred,
The official report Of Division Sur
geon Lient. Col. Jacob n. Coffin
shows that on Nay 24th the rate Of
pon-effeotves a the camp had risen
to 1922 per thousand. This is still
very low figure and the next report
from Washington Is surs 10 find this
camp very near the top, R'nof thl
actual leader again, IN point Of
healthfnlness.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-05-31


All young men who have come Of
age since june 3, 1917, win register
for military service next Wednesday,
June 5, the date set by the presidents
proclamation for that purpose. It Is
estimated that this registration viii
add a million elieibles to the draft.
In Luna county the estimated num-
Der Is seventy five. These men viii
undoubtedly be called into the army
very soon.
There will be two registration
places in this county, one Of the
courthouse IN this city and the other
at Columbus.
Registrations are 10 be held every
three months hereafter, 50 that 10
eligiblss viii 80 far past the day Of
thar majority before being called
On Coz military serviee. Il IS believed
BY many that he age limit VIII be re-
dnced 70 10 within . short time, but
lhuh FAR there b 20 official indioa-
ton Of any such change.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-05-31

We H0 ."t H3Y FIiIN4 lNIlN
as uoa 1al IS OHf Allies.
Relieved b. tie lifting 81 lha ban
On meat two mouths ago, lhe average
American seems h have Felopsed 20
Ais Old habit Of eosgine 90 meat, sill
nov We ute on the verge Of another
neslless day decree, which can only
Be avoided by Voluntarily cutting
down the per capita consumption Of
that article.
Wien the meailoss days were lifted
IN the food conservation program, Il
was prophesied that some form Of
meat saving would necessarily be es-
iablished again Ia the near future.
There has been decided decrease in
the shipment Of FAT cattle and hogs
to the primary market. The move
ment Of cattle abroad for the
use Of our army and our allies has
been somewhat accelerated during the
past two months and the domestic
consumption following the lifting Of
meatless days increased tremendous
lly. An Of these things combined to
exhaust the surplus and now Mr..
Hoover is urging our people to exer-
else self-control in the consumption
of meat along similar lines to those
observed In he use Of wheat.
The average consumption Of meat
in thu United stateS is approximately
three And one.fonrth pounds per per-
son yer week, while the average con-
snwptlon throughout France, England
and Italy is only one and one-fourth
pounds per person per week. Mr..
Hoover suggests that il is not fair for
us to eat more than we need when
our friends, the allies, are living on
less than they need, and that we sort
of balance things up by reducing our
consumption 10 an average Of the
two. That will allow us about two
pounds Of meat Of all sorts per per-
son per week, or ten pounds for a
/ family in seven days. Reduced IA
ounces II provides about four and
One-half ounce of meat per person
per day. That is not starvation by
any means, and only a small measure
Of self-contrOl in buying and in eat
, ing is asked Of rs. II oil America
win reduce the consumption to this
basis and stick to II, it win only b.
q short time before the present prices
will reflect our decreased demands
in a reduction Of prices.
The people Of New Mexico, there,
: fore, are requested and urged to con,
form religiously to this suggestion
il being understood that the two
pounds per week represents TIL
weight Of the meat as purchased iron
the dealer and not the weight Of thI
) heAt Aitsf excluding the bones ah'
I trimmings.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-05-31

A chance Of time goes into effect
81 the Santa Fe Sunday, affecting
both east and vest hound trains.
SO. e17, west bound, which formerly
arrived hsre u 0slo and departed nj
1910, now,arrives Of l0:l0 and
leaves Al lodO, the new schedule
being thirty inmates later than the
old Train No. SIS, east bound,
which now reaches Daming a. 2 :06
ana lsayss a FA5, WIN conc one
hour earlier, a. sos, and win pun
out at 6:35.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-05-31

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