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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

FOR SALE-New residence in South
Ottawa This PROPERTY consists of
a ne" sixroom hobse and bath
just completed; all modern in every
respect. Electric Lights, furnace, bath,
city water concrete walks and a
good barn. Call Linn NJ. Perrot.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Old papers. clean and
folded. Tied up IN DC packages Call
at Free Trader Journal Office.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Eastbound.
EastboulAl cars leave Ottawa alta
ton for Marseilles. Seneca. Morris
Minooka. Tpckdale and Joliet. III. n
a. NJ AL ks 10a. 1850, $50. 1l:D.
p. MI SOL $3.50, 45Ob $50, 1856,
HOO
Cars arrive from the west at 400
ta m. S;45 a. m, 1850 .. m. $3.50 p
"a, 1885 .. nj.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

TRY The Free Trader .;a,irnal want.Ads
tor resuits.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

WANTED A gbod A No farm for
the Gcason Of 1912 Best of refer
ences. Address NJ f., Free Trader
Journal.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
Professional Cards
N. N. ARMSTRONG.

Attorney at LAW. zi0.2ii Molonsy
Bldg. Ottawa Illinois. Telephcaesi
Once. 375-W. Residence. 312Y.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
FOR RENT


FOR RENT-The room, 61S Court
street now occupied as pool room
A good opportunity for a new bust
ness or an old one seeking better
quarters Court street used to be the
busiest street III Ottawa. John Bar.
leycorn gave 1t a black eye, but II Is
recovering. I'll is now % per cent
better than it was two years ago.
Reasonable rent Come in and talk
it over. T. B. Farrell, College Bldg,
Tel. 64S-W.
FOR RENT-The John Reardon home
on Congress street; strictly modern;
immediate posi- ession
=. B. FARRELL,
Tel. 64S-W. College Bldg,
.-------.---------i
FOR RENT-Wendel home, 1918 II,
linois ave Nine rooms; neatly dec.
grated inside and out; furnace bath
Immediate possession A snap at
$25 90 to relaIi e tenant
r. B. FARRELL,
Tel. 648.W. College Bldg.
FOR RENT The west half Of the
double housed Az Congress street;
Eight rooms, furnace, bath. fine order.
Immediate posi- ssion. S27 30 per mo
7. b FARRELL,
Tel 64S-W. College Bldg,
FOR RENT Mbdern houses In South
East and West Ottawa Prices
right. j. O. Harris Il Son.
FOR RENT Eight room fiat. Steam
heated, all modern conpenienCes.
Apply y W. Burrows.
FOR RENT Modern 2-story rest
dence, 11a blocks from bluff, "
from street car line. Will rent fur
nished or unfinished Inquire 42i
First Ave. Tel i929y
FOR RENT Modern cottage, East OF.
tawa Electric lights, gas, bath
furnace, Interior newly decorated
+, X. Godfrey.
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FOR RENT Mbdcrn S-room dwelling,
East Ottawa Excellent neighbor.
hood and clfe to town. Inquire
Frank B. Graham Telephone 3S5.W,
Mooney Bldg.
FOR RENT Residence. II. Ottawa
$685. south SIDE, $25: and 6.room
Nouse with gag, electric light, water
and toilet, sl2bO w Il. Pussy, 1873
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH --
Don't matter II broken ! pay $3.50
to $1,000 per SGT, also cash for old
gold, silver, platinum, dental gold and
old gold jewelryt viii send cash by
return mail and will hold goods 10
days for senders approved of my price.
Mail TO J.. Mazer. 2001 S. 9TH St, Phila-
dclphia, Pa.
AGENTS Men and women. big de.
mand for pa9iotic pictures We
have 81 styles IN beautiful colorS.
Descriptive eiacular FREE. King
Pub Co., Iii North Market street,
Chicago
-
FORD AUTO FREE Fourteen other
grand prizes. Hundreds cash re-
wards Something for everybody who
answers this Twenty-Five cover
There postcards free Address Auto
Stevens, 5il \. ga Sale street, Chi.
cagO
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

WANTED-kitdhen and dining room
girls. Salary $50 per month. Good
board and room included. Apply per
sonally to X. v. Speer, steward at
Tent Colony.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

WANTED Gentleman roomers at
5l9 Chapel St Nice airy rooms in
quiet neighbortOod Telephone 643
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

WOMEN wanted fall time salary S24
selling guaranteed hosiery to
wearer SOC an hour spare time. Big
Spring business, Experience unncces-
sary. Guaranteed Mills, Norristown,
Pa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

WANTED Kitchen and dining room
girls, SALARY $40 per month Good
board and room included. Apply per.
sonally to Il. W. Speer. steward at
tent colony
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AVID SAVE
MONEY.

Fares to Chicago, Ill. , Joliet. H.,
and Chicago a. Joliet Electric Rail-
way
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

EFFECTIVE JUNE Il. 1918.
80 mn round trip. slI5 one way.
Return trip limited to ten
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

Phops SCENTS ior full informatios
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-06-24

WELLS FARGO EXPRESS 70 ALL
POINTS.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-22

were we'll taken care of auo
~rcmrd that II deserved The nam,
NJ cemetery. IN th.
iron ar,h uN,r the entrance whrr
II had been broken q mad
u guud ~ ever \, W. were lrukiU.
toward the city The Ighl, had bee,
turned ou q wa, inst ik" thr cii'
uI my friend said IN.
then the chimes from tn nov ca
ihrdrpl rang out and thry seem {
uu %. On A. thr
Wa GOING lo speak that r,ouiuA ~
were auVlpu, tu hear him. The
had installed u new urga
aud ~, the CHOIR SANE "" W
know each other better when a..
must , have cleared away. W couI
imsgiur W. had stepped through :
gate,
My friend said. hereafter when
h-sr Columbia The Grm of M
ocean. tu me It will mean COLUMBIA
DO, prrliir,t spot uuI"r thu
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-22
ELEcIIoN rRorI NMNIIoN

lu accordance with the laws u
%, state of New MoNiro prn,Idu
Tor the election uf village irus',
and other officers Tor The villas us
Coluabus. notice h. hereby give
that there shall be- held uu Tue,
DAY Aprrl sud 1918. uu election a.
the purpose "f rl,rlIug lhr follow
nv officer,
Our mayor. lu serve iur u term u
'wu wear,
Four luusicr-. ~ serve fur q tern
two wear.
SAID election a. be- held m tn
usiu"r aui lurm @, provided DO, o.
statutes of the state of New M"Nc"
The polls shall be- open from ih'
hour, uf pnu urlurk a. W tu bfu
p. M. At which tam" the polls shall
close and the Judges and clerk.
hall canvass the votes east and au
nnunco the result of the election q
provided hy law
The election shall hr under lh'
uutrnI and urrruuu ut the follow
mg Judge. of election and as,I.lr
hy the iolluvml clerks tu.vli
Eur Judges q. T. White. ,harlr
power, and Eru~t Engrudnri
Iur clerks Edwin Dean and T.
Peach
~" ahuy' Judge. and r'rrl. ha,
iug been regularly ,hu-'u by th'
board OF lru. toes OF The village 90
Columbus. New NrNirn
The rlrrtiuu Will hH lrld iu M
former Iu.licr Of the Peace Office
ANY person may Nut" ai IA" sai.
r'r. liuu u they duly uualthr
voters ui the village uf COLUMBUS
New Mexico. and qualified iu ,nt
fur m" municipal officers at sat
election. hui such person ur p"r.'r
not hu'lng such qualification ,ha.
not boz allowed fec ,oi"
Passed and approved this, 10
9th. day of February. lHiS
I u D\RNEN, MAYOR
EDWIN q DEAN. Clerk.
~, Order Of lhr Nillag" Iru tee
~ candidate, must hAud n lhcI
name, to the village clerk nm Il
Ilrlnrc March 30. 1919
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-22
continued FROM Page {

Boz rI ut q great man, rhsug"-. I
N,- mot prepared irr M" sighi that
mot uur r,r- a. tram pulled
wo Il nu. wuiuu drpnl u w', g.
IrauituI tud up iu.dil" building
ainuulb nuiIi los u man VIII" wa
of 1Il iralo- W. Wrrr met
U to- d,pui D., and
The, had bath changed
, great d.al ~ Ne we're g"iu.
rI.u Brut,iN.y vr heard such q
of mu .i. "a, stopped q" lt-
ton Our H,ruds sad n 3. o." nr-i
.f w., anil vr are iu.t 200 time Co
a .br parade iu.l came M"
of thr day Next ram" the
u.,u tpdi Tho queen Wa, u dear
strl who's nau' had
90 .rrI ,lr,I ui Nrishi iu o. Their"
w..r m,u, u.witnul floats hat ii"
m.' %. VJ- urgr"
I % rrrf.rs we're in be- held
vh.r. ur vl. q lonely
It rN 80 q lovely
NHr. Hur, siurl the nld
.h.I SOL. nos, 10 lars "s'al-
.Hmrnt We v.r" anyinu, to SOC
iu IIa, sod 800 N"ra ilrHIi "i Zoo q
hu ir ih,i had 90 KIND, Of
.r' m, friend was u good
800 went uu W. had taken uur
su- ,Iunz loaded with t"r
u.F .alu. W. we're undecided
which, v.y tu gu 10 lh" north W.
.UI hove Co.. 60 M q steep in
.r ~ chose the high-
v., \ lovely frrtl' valley lay he
turr u- settled with people
sud an spoke the same
wui.h Was
H,ud-rmr house, we're dotted
here and there. Aloug the lanes and
,unuir, road. the valley WAS al.
uulrr irrigation water had beer
brru. ni FROM the SAP Their" Ma
-u.U uu mmrur" stream u Wa
u1urI after that beautiful river ~
n tho end uf the pip'
Ilur there Wa a large
lh.rr had been a ugut
uau uuur 900 ddnlg"
o. t,N., 300 BLOOM aud amuug 'h'
Irwus V"r" 1T play "niil'
Lrr. % D.. beautiful pasture.
surn .f 'hr mru"r, were laNIug %
q. sunni, uf aud as tn.
l.u u'nu'y of ~ W'. u'
trruII. tn iu sn Prosperity wp, ~.
r.,.Irru $50 need tu
a.ywHr.. i@,rrNuudN ha.
com 900 and 90 o." v"r" %" mor.
faces. How true Ne
vur
h.uu.- vll br brighter when ,lrus
sI" rrH-H
I.u. Imru lu miln. when the WORT
Al, ~ prlrp
w., iurud sad I wonder villa
rnaa r, could b., made m the nr'
tenn wears rut lt We. lou much e.
mo o.. 900 uu uur way eats
vtrt 80. passed vlguu, hlullug ella
ir IIu factor, lu nr mslr mt"
earth \, % Va, -itll Ughi when "a
pu.,,,t 300 lh' .lly Vr went out
IA. cemetery u Wu- surrounded D
600 U,1 g u.r Evergreen trees lI
.hruh.ry had been plauird II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-06
COBURN MOTOR SALES
CORPORATION,
i2IT West broad street.
RICHMOND.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
COURT OF APPEALS

The nited States circuit court OF
appeals convened yesterday TO hold
special session for the purpose of
announcing decisions. with the fol-
lowing judges and officials in attend
snce; Circuit Judge Charles A.
Woods of Marion. s. G.. and District
Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr.. or Rich-
mond; Clerk Claude NJ. Dean and
- s. Marshal John 6 Saunders. OF
Richmond.
Court announced and handed down
it's opinion in the following cases.
No. ts2b~-t entrai District Printing
and Telegraph company, otherwise
known as Central District Telephone
company. appellant. ~. Farmers and
Producers National Bank. OF Sisters
Vile. w. Va, appellee. In case of
Henry NJ Jackson vs.. Parkcrsburg
81 Ohio Valley Electric Railway COM
panv. 81 al Appeal from the district
court at parkersburg. ". Va, Opinion
br Judge Common. Reversed
No. Ices Central District Printing
rfs5 Z o5eg VIZ s>aaafsztgS. otl1srs iFs.
SHOWN as Central District Telephone
company. appellant KS Henry NJ.
Jackson, appellee. In case Of Henry
NJ Jackson VS.. Parkersburg & Ohio
Valley Electric Railway company ct
al Appeal from the district court At
. o. HSt StNs - W. CPsAA'a ~
Judge Conner. Reversed.
No. is2S~-Armstrons Seatag cor
poration. appellant. VS.. Smiths Island
oyster company, appellee. Appeal
from the district court at Norfolk. Va
Opinion by Judge Mcdowell Affirmed.
No. fe46--Fred h. Morse. plaintiff
in error, W. the United States OF
America. defendant In error. Error
10 the district court at Norfolk. Va
- l..
No. 165o--victor villers, plaintiff
in error, VS.. the United States of
America. defendant In error. Error
to the district court at Wheeling.
W. Va. Opinion by Judge Knapp.
Affirmed
No. 1sss--waiter Il. Freeman.
plaintiff In error Us. the United States
of America, defendant in error. Error
To the district court at Norfolk. Va.
Opinion by Judge Woods. Reversed.
No / a5s-~Samuei Bernstein. ap-
America, appellee. Appeal from the
district court al Richmond Va.
Opinion by Judge Knapp. Affirmed
No, t6aS-Gerald Malcolm, plaintiff
in error, VS.. tho United States of
America. defendant in error. Error
to the district court At Huntington
MA Opinion hy-IndEe Knapp
Affirmed
No. 1655--H. r.. kirchner, plaintiff
in error. vs. the United state. OF
America, defendant in error. Error
to the district court at ParkersburE.
w. Va Opinion BY Judge Mcdowell.
Affirmed.
No. l656~--E. +. DUPONT de Nemours
& Co.. plaintiff in error. vs. George G..
Brisco. defendant in error. Error to
the district court Mt Richmond. Va.
Opinion by Judge Rose. Affirmed.
No. 165Y---Odte Hester. administra-
trix of Charlie Hester. deceased.
plaintiff in error. VS.. Fast Tennessee
q Western North Carolina Railroad
company. defendant in error. Error
to the district court at Ashcville,
y. G. Opinion by Judge Knapp. Re-
versed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-06
PEEP INTO BEETHOvEN'S
FAMAUS HOUSE, BONN

How other com posers dwiudie and
dwarf beside him, Shak espeare is
Beethovens closest fellow in litera-
ture, but Beethovens nature, his Gre
ative genius, are most allied to that
giant among scuIptors. Micheiangelo
In him Beethoven finds an equal. The
Ninth Symphony and the 'Missa
solemnis" spring from the same spirit
to which we owe the Moses and the
dome of ST. Peters.
Many traits in Niche langeio char
acter are followed by Beethoven q
thoughts and ways ways, Both men
were Wald. spontaneous. and pitilessiy
regardless in the expression OF their
opinion, their sympathies Both were
unassailable in their morality, frugal
in their habits, and economical and
practical in their pecuniary affairs
the last the result in each case OF
/ none too brilliant means OF subsisf :
ence. Many a page of the stormy pas
sages that too often characterized
Micheiangeio's service with Julius II
Is vivid reminder OF Beethoven s
similar experiences with his patrons.
Many a pathetic incident OF self-sac-
rifice In the musician recalls the fam
lily feeling and sterling integrity
shown by the great sculptor
How can we express our reverence
fer Beethoven Unfortunately only
b. the Interpretation of his works ]
say unfortunately. because interpreta :
ton is the occasion OF sins many and
feavY against the master There is
anything hut veneration to be seen in
the modern performances Of Bee
thoven's composition. His orchestral
works. particularly the symphonies
fare the worst. These sublime nonu-
ments of thought have been desc
Grated into objects of experimen for
every would-be director. who oonceit-
tediy believes himself to be inspired
and fsultless. Each considers hts own
coi. option of the work to be the only
correct one. and exploits himself by
composing into IL as much OF his own
/ personality IS possible, One ronduc-
9"f H9nni ynssfs- escia4zls, Have 700
heard my Ninth Symphony" 1t
is a sorrowful fact that Beethoven $
works are very rarely played unem
beiished and Just az the composer
himself has thought them out
Lat re" possess the key to the secret
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-06
PRESIDENT fAvORS
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Secretary OF War Also Writes to Sec
rotary Of Agriculture In Favor Of
Resuming Work.

Washington, Dec 4.---President
Wilson favors the earliest possible
resumption and extension OF highway
construction under the federal aid
road act and has written Secretary of
Agriculture Houston to that effect.
The secretary of war also has written
the secretary of agriculture In favor
OF highway work. The presidents
letter follows:
Dear Mr.. Secretary:
Il heartily agree with you that 1t
would DO in the public interest to re-
sumo In full measure the highway
construction operations under the
federal aid road act, and to do so as
speedily as possible. I understand the
necessity which existed for their con-
traction during the stress through
which we have been passing. but that
obstacle is now removed. I believe
that 1t would be highly desirable to
have an additional appropriation
made available to the department of
agriculture. TO be used in conjunction,
II possible, with any surplus state and
community funds. in order that these
operations may he extended. 1t In
important not only to develop good
highways throughout the county as
quickly as possible, but it Is also at
this tins especially advisable to re-
sumo and extend all such essen tiaI
public works. with view to furnish
ing employment for laborers who
may be seeking new tasks during the
period of readJustment. Knowing
that the department OF agriculture
and the state highway authorities in
each state have been carefully work
ing out road systems and developing
plans and specifca tons, I have no
doubt that all activities In this field
can be vigorously conducted through
these two sets OF existing agencies
acting in full accord.
Faithfully yours,
WOODROW WILSON"
The following letter has been re-
ceived from Secretary OF War Baker:
My Dear Mr.. Secretary:
II am In full agreement with YOUR
view that there should not only be a
prompt resumption of road construc-
ton under the federal aid road act
and under such further authority as
may exist for separate state action, but
also that additional funds should be
made available to your department for
the extension OF such work. The war
department, as You know, detailed one
OF its officers 10 serve with your bu =
resu of public roads in its considera-
ton of highways which might have a
value for military purposes and I shall
be glad 10 have the closest possible
operation continue as the work en-
largcs
Cordially yours
NEWTON y. BAKER
Secretary of War"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-06
VIRGlNIA'S HONOR ROLL

Private James 4. Haynes; rcia
tive, Mrs. Caroline s Haynes. Yer
don, Va: killed In action.
Private George NJ. JONES; rcla
tive. spice Jacobs, Summerduck
Va: killed In action.
PRIVATE ERNEST WARD
relative. Mrs. Ida Woody. t24 Souti
Tombnrdy street, RICHMOND
killed IN action.
Private Andrew y. Burner: rela
tive. jackson Burner. Overall. Va.
died OF wounds.
Private Albert VI. Gctx; relative
William j. Gctz. Gctx. Va; died q
wounds.
Private Charlie ". Atkins: reia
tive, John r. Atkins. X. r. d. I
Atkins, Va: died of disease,
Private william w. Gibson; rela
tive, Phillip W. Gibson, Concord
Va; died of disease.
Private John w. Meade: rela
tive. Mrs. Sailic Meade. II. r. ID. :
Niclsclsville. Va: died Of disease.
PRIVATE ROY TEMPLE HAIR
RIS. relative. Mrs. blanche Harris
40 West Marshall street, RICH
MOND; wounded tegree undcter
mincti).
Private I4ilburn w. Keen: rela
tive. George W. Keen. Monk. Va.
wounded slightly.
Private Charles Frank Young
relative. Mrs. Willie Young. r. r
d. 1. Jopesviiie. Va; wounded
slightly.
Private l.. II. Bclchcr: relative
Mrs. Virginia Bcichcr. Amcti:
Courthouse. Va; wounded slightly
Private Werner Elatcr Nnniey
relative. Laura wallace. IL. +. d. s
Abingdon. Va. missing IN action
I.icutcnant Alfncron w. shank
lin; relative. Mrs. w. Shanklin. Gro.
,et. Va: killed In action.
COrpOsnI Norman y. Traytor: rel
ativc. John ". Tvayicr. SOIL Oak
ley avenue, ryncbbury. Va: killct
n action.
private Percy Dove. relative
corn~ W. Dove, AccotinI. Va: killed
In action
Private Ops Dohyns relative
WiIlisw. W. D&byn~ Fvinctnn Va.
killed. In action
Priy.ts. Fines n. Jones. relative
Marshall J. Jors~~ Eagle Rock
Vs.: killed In action.
Private Nanrisy Lunts: relative
Anna nunlap. s3s Clay street. Dan
vile. Va; killed ir action
Lieutenant Howard r. Rargcr
relative. Mrs. Daisy T.. Barger. 270l
Riyermont avenue. LyDchburg, Va.
S.cd Of wounds.
Corporal Bernard B. COuncill
Peiurtve. john q. Coursciil, Frank
lin. Va, died oT wounds.
Private Homar H. Jenkins: rela
fiva, James NJ. Jenkins, Stanley
Va; died 70 wounds.
Corporal Albert James Mcd1in
relative. Mrs. Helen l.. Mcdltn
West Point, Va: died 81 accident.
Private Charles n Boyer; lcla
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-06
VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HENR1cO COUNTY--TN vACA-
TON. DECEMBER 5, 1918.

In the Matter of the Estate Of Ellen
r. Rennie. Deceased Ex.parte
II appearing to the court that re-
port of the accounts of Virginia Trust
company. administrator of Ellen f.
Rennie. deceased. and Of the debts and
demands acainst-tAe estate of sattt
Ellen r. Rennie. deceased. has been
fled in the clerks office of this court,
and that more than one year has
elapsed since the qualification Of said
adm Illustrator, now. on the motion of
Minta C. Baker and others. distributes
Of said deccdent, by counsel Il IL or
dered that the creditors Of said Ellen
r, Rennie. deceased, do appear on the
9Th day of January. 1919 and show
cause before this court, IL any they
can, against the payment and delivery
OF said estate Of safd decedent to the
distributes. without requiring refund
ing bonds Of said distributes or any
of them. And 1t Ia further ordered
that copy Of this order shalt be pub
lished once a week for four consecu-
tive weeks In The Richmond virrinian.
a Newspaper published In the city Of
Richmond. Va.
To the Clerk; Enter the above as a
vacation order.
r. CARTER SCOTT.
Tho foregoing order was received in
the office of the clerk Of said court. on
the 9Th day Of December, 1918, and
entered as a vacation order.
Teste:
SAMUEL p. wADDTLI.. Clerk
A copy-Teste:
SAMUEL r. wADDT1I., Clerk
Guy 4 Lea. Attorneys.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-06

! tive. Charles Luther Boyer. rS1h
Laird. Va; died OF dtscASr.
Sergeant Virgil s. HtclD, Fnaar
tive Mrs. Rosa S. Hicks. Rocks Co.
tic. Va: wounded severely. ess4 ~ NJ
Corporal Miles ID. Danxerx pe1a.
| tive, Mrs. Sarah A. sanger. OlBap.
brook. Va: wounded sove4eAy, 49,
| Private James NJ. Bell: relative,
John ID. Bell. Shnwyville. Va;
wounded severely. 1-H
| Private Reuben r. DOueys Fsan-.
tive, Mrs. Mar r. Douty, AIM, ~;
wounded (degrec undeeeGMn2ll3.
Private Joseph Hugsett; se1nk1ve.
Mrs. sadie Huexett. Meao3clE. yesk
county. Va: wounded (degxUc a.
| dctcimtned)
| Private spencer Ssosn; re1as1vo.
Charlie Chick. Princcg Edward 10
tel. Farnssillc. Va: wounked too
! gree untletermincd).
Private Raymond ThAye4: Fe3n-
tive, Mrs. I.ottie r.. Thayer. n y.
D. 2, Petersburg, va: woand6d (ae-
rec undetermined f@s
Private Hugh G. Detaven: fclA-
! tive. Willie i. Dehavcn, Dchayeq.
, Va: slightly wounded.
Private Edward Castle HndelIki;
relative. Mrs. Ella Hudginc, ChS3e-
tianshurg. Va; slightly wounded.
! Private Archie r. Whisloclk; loaa-
! tive. Mrs. Eliza beth G. WhltJ06k.
Christiansburg, Va: Wnua6Sd
| slightly.
Private Walter d. Allen: reladsa..
John II Allen, Hurt. Va; allsAkly
wounded 1ssq~ s45
Private Clarence Harris: relaalvs.
| William r. Harris, n. r. n. 3, SAT
folk, Va: slightly wounded.
Private James T.. Whitl0ck ra1a-
/ tive. James w. Whitlock, n. r. d.
| l.. Blaeksburg. Vs.: slightly woand-
ed. Il
Private Isaac d. Maxweil. rssa.
tive. Mrs. Josie MAXWELL. Whise1
wood. Va: slightly wounded.
/ Private Joe ID. WcllA; rE1A11Ye.
| Mrs. Jennie Il. Wells. I'LL 1Air1
avenue. N. W., Roanoke, VI. hlighG-
~ wounded.
Private william r. Bruce; rolA.
/ tive, Willie n. bruce. ST.: O0i6k
Va: slightly wounded.
! Private Henry ID. Gri6in:. relA-
tive. Henry w. Griffin. n. =. ID.
Windsor, Isle Of wight c0uaf1.
Va. missing In action. ].
! Private Risodor Friedman: teAa-
/ tive. Joseph Silliman, l3l Eleventh,
street. Norfolk. Va; niiSsins II ~
tion. 81
F., Private Walter Sasnders. rea1A,
tive, Alfred Saunders. Drill Yass,
missing I'm action.
Private Palmer ]. Paraone: rsaa@
tive. Mrs, Mary A., Parsons. H11t0n.
Va; nlsxIng In ac&iOn- ~ ~
! Private Herman o. H0ce1es vo1nH1
| tive. Jacob 3. Rookie: n Il. 41#U
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