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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-14
GIRLS PAINS
and WEAKNESS
Yield to Lydia E. Pinkhann's
Vegetable Compound.
Thousands of Girls Benefited


10 ped every month
for twodaysbecause
| suffered such pain.
| also suffered from
a W a kness and
mother took me to
a doctor but he did
not helpme. Finally
mother m ade me
take Lydia E. Pink
hams V egetable
Compound and it
has made me strong
and healthy. 50
when nothar or I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-14

erican forces, General Pershing report.
ed today.
con both sides of the Mouse, our
troops today Sunday broke ut strong
and repeated attempts of the enemy
to dislodge them from their recently
won Positions" the communique said.
"American divisions continued TO
participate in the successful operations
under command Of the British south of
LeCateau and of the French in the
Champagne. AT other points held by our
troops, there is nothing Of Importance
to report.D
Paris, Oct, l4.-France is unanimous.
ly determined not to negotiate with
Germany until the latter's power to do
harm is completely ended it was semi-
officially announced today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-14

Washington, Oct l4.--strong and re-
peated counter attacks on both sides Of
the Meuse Sunday were broken by Am
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-14

Laon), according to reports from the
battle front this afternoon.
In the Champagne, General Gour-
aud's men have reached the southern
outskirts of Rethel.
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ORANGES TAKE BIG,
SUDDEN DROP HERE
FLORIDA Shipments Arrive and Fruit
Coos Down Prom $40 TO $500
and $3.50 tho Box.

Oranges took sudden and material
drop yesterday. They were selling the
first Of the week at $40 and $50 tho
box OF zoo at Wholesale. the highest
price ever known In this section o. the
country. Yesterday luscious. fresh.
sweet Florida oranges could be had In
the local wholesale market At $500 ana
$3.50 the box Il was declared to be
the biggest drop in tho shortest space
OF time ut any ono fruit in this city.
Quite a large shipment was received
here Tuesday night and yesterday. The
oranges came almost direct from Flor
ida and IL Was the first nSiSnmcnl
OF this years crop 10 be received IN
Wheeling.
There were three reasons assigned
to the orange market being 50 high dur
ing the past two weeks: The temporary
scarcity Of the fruit. proatcrrS holding
up shipments IN thu east and the large
demand for the fruit :"r thn ;cus OF
thousands Throughout; the country SUI
fcr!ng with Spanish influenza and pneu-
monia. Orange juice has been extern
siv-ly used to allay the thirst Of tho
many Flu sufferers.
Produce dealers believe that there
will be no further shortage Of oranges
this year. The Florida shipments
which will not be as large rs III some
previous years. owing TO the cold spring
will continue to arrive until about the
first Of the year, when the California
crops VIII be received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
JUDGE THOS. P.
|: JACOBS PASSES
PROMINENT LAWYER OF NORTH
ERN WEST VIRGINIA DIES
ON WEDNESDAY.
Short Illness Removes Able Jurist and
Patriotic Citizen Of Wctzel
County.

Special Dispatch. 70 the Intelligencer.
NEW MARTINSV1LLE. w. Va, Oct.
SG.-Judsn Thomas p. Jacobs. proini-
ncnt lawyer and ono OF tho best known
citizens Of Northern West Virginia. died
at his home here to-day. after O short
Illness.
Judge Jacobs was Sc years old and
had been Il prominent figure among tho
Republican politicians Of the state for
many years. II" graduated at State
University in 1874. in tho class with
judge c. W. Lynch present member or
the stat. supreme court. Among tho
positions he held were: Judge Of the
Fourth judicinl circuit. 1889 TO 1887;
mayor OF New hrtinsvillc for five
terms; delegate to the Republican ma
tional convention. 1854; delegate to the
general conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church IN 1926. He closely
contested the nomination for Judge Of
the supreme court several times He
has rractlcrd law in his home city OF
New Martinsvilic since he retired as
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31

Abercrombie, Norman Earl sewIckleH
Pa.
Keast. William Henry. Now Middle
town. 0.
Private:
Hinkle, Edward Lewis. Weatheriy, Pa,
Ashburn, Jsrnes p Preston, ", Va.
Freebooter. Solomon, PlQua, O.,
Hcalc. George Paul. Wilkcs-Barro, Pa
Helm. William F.. Millvale. Pa.
ankerson, william H. Dry nrAAch,
W. va-
Hcadley. Allen H, Harveya, Pa
Hunter, Robert. Monica, Pa
Neiler. Frank, Cleveland, O.
Tucker Clarence, Wtlkes-Barre, Pa,
Macdonald. Douglas Alexander, Pitts
burEh. Pm.
starcher, Everett, Prooius, ". Va,
Walton. John. Winona, O.
Wasikowski. George j.. Toledo, o:
Yuhas, Joe. Scranton. Pa
Missing In Action
Lieutenant:
Hopkins. s. T.. Boston. Mass,
Wharton. George Harper. Harrisburg.
Pa.
Private:
McGill. Charles Fairbanks l.. Tideout.
Pa
Mc1ntvre. Howard Joseph. wost Phil
adrlphia. Pa
Meyers. Peter. Scranton. Pa
Nelson. John Roy. YourSsville, Pa
White. Donald Lewis. .Meadv!lle, Pa.
Little, Robert Calvin, HulstnG ton, ",
va.
Private:
Kaufman. wilford E. MassiIlon. o.
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Local Produce Market

Wholesale Vegetables and Fruits.
Apples. $4.50W G.hn.
White potatoes. haE. S2.TE q 800.
Sweet potatoes. barrel. s3.75 Il 100.
Cabbage. barrel. Sl.75 ii 2.@5.
Onions. bag. Sl.16.
rurnips. $l."5M l.5h
Carrots hushcl. $l.25.
Celery. bunch. S5r.
Green beans. home grown. hushcl. &c
G$l.
uircrn tomatoes. homo grown. hushrl
s. 5GEr%.nn.
Hubbard squashcS. S2.5n 9.75.
Lemons. box. SO.
Grape fruit box. $500 SIS.
Oranges. box. $9.n0 9.25.
Pears. Rartlctls. 1915.
Pears. kciil"rs, S2.0n.
Cheese, Eggs. Chickens, Butter.
Brick cheese. Ace.
Swiss cheese 4tC.
LimhurEcr cheese, zoe.
New York cream cheese. acc.
Dressed chickens. 44c.
Live SpringcrS. @SC.
Fresh eggs. Al. 69 a sac.
candlcd, 5NG soc
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IN
STOCK MARKET.
Influenced

NEW YORK oct. 81. Influenced
mainly BY further Indications OF con-
traction Of credits and ;!e reduction III
the United states Steel extra dividend
from to pr cent. the stock market
today experienced \ drastic liQuidatinE
movement. with severe impairment Of
quoted values
Declines n RI" general list. after
some carly ;Iru,neSS IN rails. shippings
and copp.rs. ranged from 3 to Is points.
oils leading the collapse, just as they
had featured the advance of recent
weeks
The bulk Of the selling, much Of
which, was clearly Of an enforced char
arter. with a liberal sprinkllns Of boar
:sh pressure. again conferred around
United States Steel. that stock furnish
ing about IS per cent OF the total turn
over at gross reaction Of points to
100. closing practically at the bottom.
Mexican Petroleum. which Is IN dis
favor with the authorities Of the eN-
change because OF It's spectacular per-
Iormances opened at a decline Of sts
points. rallied { points and i'll the broad-
or selling OF the last hour. reacted Il
points. showing loss OF 81 points in
TWO days.
Even the high grade rails and ship
rings. metals and representative spe-
cialties. broke sharply with speculative
issues in the t.url Euur whrn support
se"med almost wholly lacking. weakness
prevailing at the enI. Sales amounted
to 975. 900 sha ~
Greater tlruness OF rates to Paris vas
the only reflection Of the more favorable
developments in the foreign situation.
neutral remtttanceS remaining .unalter-
ed:
he h.1I
better than stocks. showing no marked
weakness. Liberty 3i:'s made n slight
gain. but that group, as a whole. was
relatively inactive. Total sales (pAr
Talue) aggregated $7.s50.000. Old United
States bonds Were unchanged on call.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Oct. a0.-Thc local mar
k"t for raw sugar was quiet again. with
no new business reported. Prices were
unchanged at Use for centrifugal
There ar" still nearly $4,000 tons OF
old crop sugar in Cuba.
In refined the demand Is still limited
although some Improvement is looked
for when tho November c"rtifcat"s arc
issued Prices are unchanged at &c for
flnn Eranulatcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Butter firm:
creamery higher than extras, 6SGr So /: C.;
creamery extras tr2 SCORED. 5Sl2c. frsts.
81 II jSC: packing stock. current make.
NJ. >. "9I.r.
Eggs firm; fresh gathered extras.
81 Gt62c: fresh gathered regular packed
extra fIrsts. t8N COO; do. nrsts. $50 SIC:
state Pennsylvania and nearby western
hrnncry whites. fine IN fancy. ?OE' PIC;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hrnncry
browns. G4ii Csc; do. gathered browns
and mixed colnrs. 81 Il &C.
Cheese irregular: state. fresh specials.
80 fr33c; do. average run, 81 Il q &c.
Flour easy.
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accrued from the war. and the reported
cancellation OF the ship contract with
the Bethlehem steel corporation by tho
government explained as being tho re-
suit of Il policy OF concentration were
responsible for wave Of liquidation In
all sections Of the market. which re-
suited In material declines being scored.
In addition. of course. the larger mar
ginal requirements which arc being I'M
posed. accelerated the selling movement.
1t DOES not app"ur rs though III" rISu-
nliainE process has yet run It's course
and Il further lowering Of price levels
seems rrh ba bio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
Toledo Grain

TOLEn0. Oct. 30.-C'luversc prime
October $1,000; December and January.
S.3. -: February and March. S23.8S.
AlSlkc. prime October and December.
$3.50: March. $3.50.
Timothy. prime cash old and new,
$H.nO; december. s5.07: March and April.
$3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. 30. rs.
Furnished the Intclllgencer by A Z
Masten & Co.. members or the New Ycrk
Stock Exchange. National Bank Built'
Ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Lou!a +. Brand.
manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31

T"'"' killed in action.
Hva,i lanes Allen. Ncwawrk. O.
Twnrtlnski. William. Eynnn. Pa.
NInlros. t;cncrin. Amber. Pa
MED IRON wounds Received in Action'
ScrErant:
nj Tnna. Luigi. Pittsburgh. Pa -,
KENO, Joseph Macka. Edwardsrllle'
Mcdonnell. John. Baltimore. Md.
runnrrt RAYMOND j.. Fort tarhon. Ia
Died From Airplane Accident.
Trnf"man. John :. Quincy. Mass.
Died of Disease.
Private: %,
wounded Severely.
Wolf August g.. Shnboygan. WIS.
Wilbur. Charles Albert. Jr.. Bro0klinn,
Mass.
Private:
wilson clifford. Mar,inshurg. q.
Herr Jacob r. Lancaster. Ia
Mount Harold Charles. StroudSburg'
Szkutt. IGnarz. Lynd"ra. Pa;
Ted Eft Il D. gnla" Undetermined nle
Kemninenr. John C.. BROOKLYN. y. Y.
Rhodes. Arthur NJ. ST. Louis Mo.
Sergeant:
Richoy. Grover c.. Laurcns. s. -
Rnrinis WiIhrrt A.. Pittsburgh. IA.
retters. Bruce Charles, McClungs, W.
Va.
Rich. Samuel. Scranton. Fa.
wounded Slightly.
Captain: -,,.
Tot"r, Frank r.. New York CitE.
LrutrnGnt:
Bum. Milo r.. st. Louis Mo.
KAN" Edwin Augustine. New York
Withheld. Henry Adams. Goldshor'.
y G.
Sergeant: , n,
Wilson Clarence II. GtttFSh"Fs' III
BuClcr:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
N. Y. STOCk EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va, Oct. 80. 'l2,
Furnished the Iuteiiisencer by A. E
Masten & Co. members OF the New Yorl
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. W. Va, Louis F. Brand
manager.
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CD--Transfer books close Oct. II. for
per cent cash dividend. payable Oct.
l9th.
C2)-Transfcr books close Oct. 81. for
n regular l per cent and nm extra 3 per
cont cash dividend. payable Nov. l.
(%i-Transfrr books close oct. 10. for
Il regular quarterly 3 per cent cash div
jdoud. payahl" Nov. |.
(4-rransfcr books close Oct. %. for
a . per cent cash dividend payable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
THE Days REVIEW

Dow Jones says:-WilSnn and Co. flo
tHtlnn of S2n.0G0U0 likely will b" seven
percent cnnv"rtih" note iSSu" put cut
on :. basis t" yield from ia I" ~ per
cent. T"nta;iv" plans Hr" that issu" will
matur" III five yrarS and would he con-
v"rt"d into common at IS percent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, W! Va. Oct. 80. IS.
Furnished the 13teiiiEencer by A T.
Masten & Co.. members OF the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand,
manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. 30. rs.
Furnished the intelngencer by A e.
Mas,ru & Co. members or the New York
Stock Exchange. National Banb Build
ne. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand
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vision of foreign exchange has issued an
announcement stating that den.ers IN
foreign exchange are prohibited IN
Transferring funds in foreign countries
for the purpose Of purchasing securities
~ making investments Of any kind,
either for their own accounts or for 9th:
crs without Obtaining m" approval or
tho foreign exchange DIVISION OF inc
federal reserve board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
RAPID DECL|NE:
IN CORN MhRkE 7

CHICAGO. Oct. 2n-Corn rapidly de-
clincd in value today. under liquidation
due for tho most part Ia the new Ger
mnn and Austrian n"lc& received ut
Washington. l'rirrS closed nervous. 81. c
to 81. net lower. with November Mt
$ll7S TO $l.lIal. and December $l.l47s
to sll5. GOATS finished ! az tn sc
down and provisions nff @5r Ia S1.37.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. 10, rs.
Furnished the IntclIiGcnCcr by 4. z
lIasten IL Co.. members of the New Torh
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
Ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis i. Brand,
manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-31
CLOSING STOCK LITTER

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.--Thr reduction
Of the extra dividend on |. S. Steel COM
mon. which was seemingly taken Ms an
indication which Is likely ITO occur III
other quarters where vast benefits have
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Sinclair Gulf .......... coAl 2
Outside Motor Stocks,
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w Va. Oct. 30. Is.
Furnished tho 1c;c!iisenccr by A. E
Mastcn & Co.. members or the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. brand,
manager.
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Relieve money situation will work out
satisfactorily while on other hand do
II" h"ii"v" that :, big market will he
encouraged.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct so. Is.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
:xchaage. compiled for the Intelligent
or.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY, Pa, Oct. 30.-Crcdit bal
anccs s4.0h. Runs 10000 barrels: nv
cragc. Sl.437 barrels. Shipments, 1909
barrels; average. $3.50 barrels.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Claarinss for Oct 20. 1915. .S61S.212.30
Same day las, year ......... +"I,556.63
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rotnl sNi'S ?3%."VN Shar"s.
Bonds $7.595. nnn.
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Pittsburgh Live Stocks.

PITTSBURGH. Pm, oct. %h.--rattlc
steady; supply light. rrimr. Sl5.5Q q
1900.
Sheep strong: supply light. Prime
wethers. SlO.5oMll.0Q. culs and COM
mon, s3.5nN $40: lambs. Sll00T 1850;
veal calves strong 1900.
Hogs higher: receipts 10 double decks.
Prime h"nvicS. mediums and heavy
Workers. 1850 n 1861: light Workers..
tl150MlS.O0; pigs. $l6.j09 100; -rnughs
$lJ.5OIFl6.5U.
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LIVE STOCKS
Chicago Live Stocks.

CHICAGO. Oct 30.--Iiogs receipts
1900: market opening 15c to CSC lower
than yesterdays average. closed strong.
Butchers. s1S.01G 1850; light. sl7.75TI
1880. packing. $500 q lI.9o: rough.
$1,000 1916; pigs. good tn choice. $500
Q16.25.
Cattle. receipts 16 900: hcef steer trade
about steady; butcher cattI" and cam
ncrs strong 10 l5c higher; calves CLOSED
stcady with Tuesday. Reef cattle. good,
choice and prime. Si5.S5 0l9.75; common
and medium. 10000 1855; butcher
stock. cows and h"ifcrs s7.CoH 400;
Gamers and cutters sG.00I 100; stock
crs and feeders. good. choice and fancy.
s10.25G12.T5: inferior. common and me-
dunn. s7.5O4l0.25. Veal calves. good
and choice. sle.oOTl6.75. Western
range, beef stcnrs. Sll.25T 1850; cows
and hrifcrs. 1915 n 1915.
Sheep. receips 17,00n: fat lnmhs most
ly csc higher than yesterdays close;
sheep steady to strong; feeders strong.
Lambs. choice and primo. $1G.6OW lh.Sa;
medium and good. sl5.6ofi $3.50. Cuils.
SIO.n0113.25. Ewes, choice and prime,
sl0.25G 1850: medium and good. S9.0OT
1925: cullS, 81. 90 n 80.
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buy WAR SAVING STAMPS
--BCY WAR SAVING STAMPS
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

WHEELING, ". Va. Oct. 80. rs.
Olive Stock Commission Coz
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IN Isl "lo'S 2. .Hl tn IT. W ~ y"
il" md 4's.....' - Ia - .l".'I l" '. l.
do arJ .i,'s? q - - 2h91 l. - 20
,1,I-n. cigar : l16t. ln0& pax Is
f-nited Allows -: 3sA,i ssh 25 ~
Owens Bottle NJ. IS ~ ~ ~
pullman 60. .i25ts iia5N "a -" i
Am Suu4,ra l"I 1n6". lhti. l"ai Il
Ohio Fuel Orl -. IL Al ~ II
De, &: Nuds"n Ili:i .lii%'lli ia
.sMn
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The United States director OF the d.
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American Casualties
AFTERNOON LIST.


! Wounded severely ......,.:..:..-
| Wounded. degree undetermined. ..... D
/ Wounded slightly. ................ o
| Missing in action. ..................
Died OF wounds.
! Lieut. enants:
Rurrell, Guthrie O., New Lexington. O
Helm, william Guy, West Union, W
Martin. Abraham v. Lancaster, Pa.
Died From Accident and Other Causes
Corporal:
Bauknccht, Paul. r.. Reading, Pa.
Hensioy. William B.. Martinsvllle, Pa.
kubat, Joe. Philadelphia To
Died Of Disease.
Gibson, Robert NJ. Houston Tex
Golden, John j.. Philadelphia Pa,
I Private: ~,
! EMERSON, Lewis D., weston, W. Va.
I Lee, Columbus. Baltimore Nd:
Rcpsher Amron ". Pen Argyll, "a
Suffer. Frederick j., Conncau'' ~
wounded Severely.
Stokes Frederick b.. New York City
Corporal: D.
Private .;u. .,
Eichcnlaub. Paul F.. PerrysTiile' "a
Bilardo. John. Cleveland. O..
wounded. Degrce Undetermined
'1' iMEton' Charles Royal. Hyde Park
Mass.
Sergeant: ,.,,., Do
/ GnIdstcin. Jacob r. Pittsburgh. "a
| Si,.inrrtz, Robert Andrew, BirdsboTo
! Corporal: ,,o Do
Duify. Michael Patrick. Scranton /"
r"val John. Old Forge. Pa;
Drury. Ralph. Ttlr"n,um. Pa-
Tcgrr. Joseph n. rhiladnIp41, IN Ia
GaSS. Clarence f.. Reaning. Ia.
Lucas. william e. Potts Grove Pa
MatIoo, James. Philadelphia. Ia.
Prrrazola. Carlo. Smock. Pa. ~
Weber. FREDERICK r.. Ph!ladriphIa- Ia'
Criswcll. Joseph f.. PhilaoGipn.a' rn
DunkelberG"r. Harry Is" fo''S'o""
Mitchell. Daniel w. Brandy Camp Ia
wounded Slightly.
'' sh"lnta. Andy Frank Detroit. Mich.
0pp"rman. John IL. Butler Pa.
Stout. clifford. Fremont Q.
Wagner:
TImms, Howard, Mentor. 0.
Private:
Friedman. Ahc. Pittst,arrh. Pa
Frock. stephen T.. Baltimore ho.
KjsCr Columbus. Wilder. Va;
I,cvIson. Alexander. Mcdonald. "a
Scihen. Nicholas. Pittsburgh. IA.
S,llcnhcrgcr. Lawrence Luther Gar
lislr. Ia. .,o
Private: ,,, .,
Enrholow, John. rhancysvtilr. "a,
EIucnickir. Wactuw. Hridesburg.. "a
Reese. Edward c.. Delrhos. q:
WHston, IRA frank Attic W. w.
NIGHT LIST.
The following casualties arc rcPortGu
nv tho commanding general OF the Amer
lean EXeprdit;onary Forces: On
Killed In action. '.''''''' :, a
Died Of wounds. ........
Died from accident and other causes.
Died from airHlnnc accident N
Died of disease. -''''.'''
Wounded severely. ....'.'.''''' On
Missing in action. ......;.: ;..'''' . :,
Nouudrd. degree undetermined. . :
Wounded slightly. ......'.'...''
Prisoners. 49,. ''.' '''' 49,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-26
A SOLDIERS VISION

There's a dear old mother I'm loving
In the land across the. sea.
Thru the softness of the twilight
She comes creeping close to me;
| can almost feel her hand clasp,
/ can see her tender eyes
AS they glow across the darkness
With light that never dies.
Oh! a hard day lies behind me,
There's a bitter dawn ahead;
There's man next door who's moan
ing,
And nv bunkie lies there dead,
But she's coming thru the shadows,
And her glance is misty bright,
/ know her love is near me
Through the horror of the night.
Yes, she gave me to our country,
Tho she might have made me stay.
How she kissed me. smiling bravery!
As she brushed the tears away,
And her voice rings past the moaning
Past the battle ringing near,
As she says, "Be true and fearless,
Just because l love you. dear"
There's a dear old mother-she's
In the land across the foam,
And | know that she is praying
That with honor I'll COME home,
So | make myself promise
That I'll justify her plan
The ideal that she sets for me
Of a soldier and man.
Sent to his mother by Private j
Wesley Lyles, Battery E, Goth Artil-
lery, C. A. c., A. E. F., France.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-26

The decision that the end of the
war will automatically disband the
national guard, and that organization
must be abandoned unless it is re-
built, means that Company A. County
Guards, will probably take the place
so long held by the Ocala Rifles, the
company that served on the border
and later went to Camp Wheeler to
be dissolved into half hundred other
organizations. The county guards will
form an excellent foundation for the
rebuilding of our time-honored and
useful Marion county company. When
the boys come home, they naturally
won't want to see anything for a
while that will remind them of mil
itary service. But the old spirit will
be with them and in time they will
get together again. In the meantime,
it is up to the community to encour-
age the home guards, who deserve all
the support that can be given them.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-26

Beginning on the first of January,
the price of the Daily Star will be
sixty cents month straight, six dol
lars year, a dollar and a half for
three months, or three dollars for
six months. This does not affect
any paid up subscribers, and any who
would like to keep the old rate of five
dollars a year in effect on their SUBJ
seriptions can do SO by paying an
added renewal before Dec. 81. Eve
rything in Ocala has gone up except
the Star, and everything has gone up
on the Star, SO the Star will have to
go up a little further in order to stay
uD
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-26

Those faithful and patriotic MEM
bers of the local county guard COM
panies who have stuck, at consider
able personal sacrifice. through the
war are now going to stay with the
guard until there is no longer any
need for them The need is not yet
passed The home guard was used
this week I'M Savannah and may be
needed in st. Petersburg any day.
Companies A and B are ready.-St.
Petersburg Independent.
Home guard should be kept up un-
til national guard can be reorganized.
Something of the sort is imperatively
necessary.