davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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clude everything from the smallest nut
or bolt TO the barred motor.
The opening day ls expected 10 be a
record-hreaker for the frst day OF a
show. There will be thousands who
will have nothing particular to- do
Monday on account OF the government
order closing certain industries and
most Of these will use this opportunity
90 attend the show As Monday will
be "Civlc Day" the attendance from
this city, alone. Is expected 10 be very
large. All through the day the show
will be open 20 receive visitors. In the
evening at SIS the formal opening will
take place. At that time Mayor Law
son will make a brief address I'm the
presence OF the heads OF an The city de-
pariments and assembled visitors and
after the orchestra has played 1.-THE
Star spangled Banner" the exhibition
viii be on for rs weeks run.
Everything viii be seen in the show
from the little fivver 90 the big llmou-
slnes, luxurious IN appointment, and
with modern cOnveniences that woulC
have amazed our forcfathcrs. had they
even dreamed OF such development IN
the business
Automobile shows are always spec
tacular and this one Is 90 De no eXcep-
ton To see the new 1913 models OF
an types. sizes and shapes. gathered
together beneath one roof and at th'
same time 90 see them dlssccted, turn
ed upside down and inside out is in
deed a sight worth seeing.
Tho automobile market has never
known anything Ike the demand for
1913 cars So great II IS that the b g
gest trouble Is 90 get the cars % NEE
the demand Attention OF the manufao
turers has turned 10 a large degree 4
making cars which viii meet the gov
ernment emergency and 90 satisfy othc
demands 20 has been necessary for thl
industry 90 speed up as never before
People are curious TO know syhat ef
Evening journal., 1918-01-18

feet this Will have on 1918 production
and the show In the Hotel dupont next
week will answer this question in their
minds
Prices this year are not greatly IN ex-
cess OF the prices a year ago. though
there has been some increase, OF
course, due 10 constantly rising mate
rial costs
Evening journal., 1918-01-18

20 per cent In the price Of gas in this
city. The new tariff has been nled with
the Public Service Commission.
In statement made by an Official OF
the companysit was asserted that The
increase was made necessary by the
Increase Of 40 10 400 per cent IN the
cost OF labor and materials
Evening journal., 1918-01-18

list on 10 you. instead OF defining the
list TO yourself; you are apt 10 think
you know the meaning Of a word. hut
still not be able 10 define 70.
Evening journal., 1918-01-18
CALENDAR CLUB MEETING

The Calendar Club viii meet on lhe
evening Of January ~. al The home OF
Mrs NJ F. Alexander. No. 92i Gilpin
avenue. insle0d ~ at the church. owing
10 the fuel situation
Evening journal., 1918-01-18
GAS PRICE Up IN CHESTER.

CHESTER, Pa. Jan. iS.--rhe phlla-
delphla Suburban Gas and Electric
Company has announced an Increase Of
Evening journal., 1918-01-18

ages. as determined by the vocabularies
reached by 60 to 65 per cent Of the
subjects Of various texts
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f. Kincald, sulphur Springs Texas. Aime
IamOfc, Haycrhill, Mass, John B. Law
eude,, Grove Hill, Ala James {. Lamp-
ton, Hudson, kb,; Angelo La Croterla,
Kumson, n J John A. LOwery, Semmes,
Ala. Rtynuldo Maetas. Clmarron, n. M ;
Henry Marion, Brooklyn. Alfred Martin
lr, Somerville. Mass; Alexander Mlnei,
DahlgTven, H.. David Mldgley' james
town, \. y; Rudolph Mike, New lolk'
Howard T.. Maine. Mlnncbago, Mimi
Martin r. Moran. cleveland. ONO; Wal
tc r. Maxwell, Modcna, n, Y; Joseph
II. Murphy. Hartford Conn., Max W.
Mueller Washington, Mo; Robert Nc
kone, Savannah, en-; lhilp T.. McMur-
rtr, Hnvcrhll, Mass. Verde J. Mickey
no'ds, Cluud. N. NJ Joe II. Morchead
Memphis. Tenn. Frank h, Neumalk' e.
New York: Carl Norcnberg Appleton.
WIS: Roy Noel. Paris. MS; Gust .Oprea.
Detroit; Charles II. Phillips, Alliance
Ohio; Joe Peterson. Cleveland, ONO,
pan. Scranton, Pa, CHARLES Prlndie'
west Stiugreld, PA. Harry Pappngallo'
Hartford, Conn: PielrO PaHcFetn, lsoko-
Ia, ". y; william Pegg. New YORK Ot-
to Parrish. O2nrk. Ala; James G. rear
Montgomery. Ala; Mike Pnllano; Mag. MAG
era Falls. H. Y: Ross II. Reid, Oelwcln'
Iowa: Walter NJ Reilly New York
James B. Remedies, Rhine, Wash; "a
ward Richards, Bridgeport, Conn. AZ
bert j, Sekula. Paterson, \. - kHlpn
IL GhuIufl - hNl kNllAbNht " ''''
Vi Sherwood. Knhokn, Mo; Luman k.
sanford. Endlcott. n. VI Norman Shat %
It's Dayton. Ohio; William II smith
Arlington, Vt; Edward II. Suter, PUN
city, Wis; Alton NJ. sherman. Saquoit
N y: Clarence sheppard, Mlllshed, Ky.
James J. shea, Willamette. Conn. Wal
ter Srazynski, Duquesne. Pa; Glider
4. Springer, Overhrook Pa; Mnrtr
SunNot groctou. Minn.; James sum
mcrs, brooklyn; EphrUim Tcrrcle, Thcr'
mopolis, Wyo; Herbert logan, Peter
boro, Ont; Grover H. Thorn, Friendly
W. Va. Walter H. Thiemann, Fair
mount, Mnn; JncOb II. Trlplctt, Hut
louisville, w Va; Juel Taylor, Ia
Grange Ga. William O. Thompson
sterling. Utah; Ephralm Valley Hicks
yiur. Mass Arthur Vens. New York
chester II VIckcry Dothan, Ala; Frani
j Van Wctering. Hackensack. \. ).
james l. WadsWorth. Genesce, N. Y.
lrenry Wchfkamp. Mcthuen,. Mass Ale,
Werner. Ncwhurgh, \. j.; smith NJ
Warren. Harrsville. VI: George j
| Vice. DryhurE. Mich, John W, WoHe
South BEND, Ind
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Yankee Fighting Qualities Win
Admiration of French General;
Predicts Great Things in Future

Of our troops not beforehand trained
have been fighting praised their work.
General Bailoud recalled pleasantly
hat when he was commanding at Sa-
l1niki American correspondents had
asked for his picture He said he told
them it was three francs seated, five
francs standing and ten francs on
horseback. After the pictures rad
been taken. he said, he received the
amounts due. which totaled 700 francs
Then he explained that he gave this
money as a bounty 10 the French sol
diers. as follows: Five francs for a
dead German. francs for dead Aus
trian. 2 francs for a dead Bulgarian
and / franc for dead Turk
Two Rumors Exploded
| have Investigated with some care
stories OF women operating German
machine guns and OF Germans being
chained to machine guns. Both are
unfounded in fact The story OF Ger
mans chained to machine guns seems
due TO the fact that the light German
machine gun is carried by a chain
across the soldiers back and the chain
strap is used as rest by the gunner's
operating the heavy German machine
uns. German gunners who were shot
somctimes fell from trees with these
chains about them This is the off
~ial explanation OF the oft repeated
arm
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DIED FROM WOUNDS.
nEEICE EDS

IIeJis James +. Arnold. Butler, Mo
John B Mccarthy Milwaukee, Ray =
Sanold, Selma, Ala. -
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS,
Corpls Arthur +. Finnegnn, Stoneham
Mass Richard T Murphy, AshlAnd
Mass Everett l. Rnmey, Cornelia, Ga
PRlVATES
Prlyates Melvin A, Barr, Chicago; Ste
phen Beckford, Chicago; Dolphus {
Cooper Jacksonville, ". c; Archie l.
Coy. Carson, Wash Steve q. Danysch
Wcsthoft Texas: owen Davies, New
York Mills. n. Y; Harry W Deveny
DAYTON. ohio Carl 7 Edwards, Oakland
Cal: Luther W Fisher. Lone Fountain,
": James NJ. Fqlden. Bedford, Va
Clarence J.. Foster Britt Iowa; Almon
NJ. Fowler. Greenbush, Maine; Fred w.
Hoeh. Santa Rosa, Cal: Robert Jackson
wood Haven. N. Y: Carl Jordan, James
vile. wis. Harry Langley, Poplar Bluff
Mo. James Il. Lees Boston; James d.
Lynch, Anaconda Mont; James Mccoy,
Ashley. Pa Harry u. Madison. Cam
hri lge, Idaho, Arthur s. Meyer, I.ebn non,
Ill. Lloyd s Miller Aron. Iowa. Walter
J. Payne, Geneva ". Va. Mike Pod
Itsnv. Toledo. Ohio; Herman O. Schultz,
Waukeshn, Wis Charles n Scott
Swltchville, IA; Frank W. Shaw, North
Frvehurg, Mo Rov Stunkord, IndanRp-
oils: Joseph J. Tomsh0ck, Peru, III,
Iohn Simmerman, Fullerton, Pa Oscar
" Zuesdorf, Akron, ohio.
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By Edwin L. James.

(copyr,gnt. l.lS. oy the New York Times.
the Chicago Tribune and the oklahpmH
CITY limcs)
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY,
Aug. 4.vGeneral De Goutte, com
manding the army Of which the Amerl-
can units north OF the Ourcq are a part,
received the American correspondents
Yesterday and asked them to express
TO the American people the admiration
-of the French army ior the fighting
atNh;es Of the American soldiers. lie
SaiA ne regarded It is a honor to com
mand such men and their achievement
had been of great benefit III the exc
cution Of the allied plans and their
behavior had been above all praise
He said their country should be proud
of soldiers who defeated the best regl-
ments in the German army. The gen
erai declared that what the Amerlca1s
had done so far held out glorious ex-
pectation OF what the greater American
army would do.
Allies Press On.
General De Goptte said that the al
lies continue TO press the Germans
Asked. how far back the German'
would be driven he refused to make
a prediction. -
In detail the general kindly eN'
olained TO the correspondents the IN
sept,on and progress OF the drive. H'
SAID the future lighting would be much
harder than that part of the drive be
hind us. but declared that, with the
halo OF the Americans the allied com
nnaed he'd little doubt Of the result.
'Ths general recalled that during the
- getellion he had 10 China see
= NE American officer
~ - France A eeHera'
n - In which unrts
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DIED OF WOUNDS.
Private Guy Thomas. Price, Utah.

Marine corps casualties made public
ye.terday wero!
Killed In actlon % ........,,.,..,.,..
Severely wounded ......,,.....,..,.. 7
Iotal '..'..'t.',.'.t.t '''s's'''''s
KILLED IN ACTION
Private Dan A. Lochard Walsburg'
l'tah
WOUNDED IN ACTION
Private Reuben Tousey, Cleveland,
Ohio.
---w.AH.-- -
Groves Baby Bowel Medicine
aids Digestion. relieves Sour Stomach.
Diarrhoea and Flux. II is Just as Ell
iective for Adults as for Children
Perfectly harmless. (Adv)
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Groves Tasteless chill Tonic
destroys the malarial germs which are
transmitted to the blood by the Malaria
Mosquito. Price 60c. (Adv)
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Ten In Marine List.

WASHINGTON, Aug 5.--The ma.
rine corps casualty list today shows
Killed In action .... ...........,.... 9
Died OF wounds received In action. I
Total .....'...''''''''''
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
Mai John II Wills, IynChburg, Va .
Lieut. Forbes Ricknrd jr.. Denver
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Sergt LlOyd G. Ackermnn, Evansville
Ind Scrgt Albert Andrews, Hugcton,
Kan. Sergt Lester Avnnt, Midland city,
Ala. scrgt. Otis l. GoffT Wade, mss ,
sergt. Houw n Nordquist, Quincy Mass
Sergt Charles w Rogers, Cobb H.ll, Ky,
Scrgt Manppe stoneclpher, lultn. IN,
Sergt. Carroll s West K6Iar Falls. Me
Corpl Edward J. Brown, Newark, N J.;
Corpl. Roy J.. Cherry. Rousyllle, Pa;
Corpl David w Davis. HedrIck. Iowa
Corr CLAYTON Kazicr Nazareth. Pa.
/ Corpl Daniel r McGrnth, Kansas city,
Corpi John r Murphy. 25ls Maple street,
Sar Vile, Va. Corpl Fred wurst, Du-
Duque, lcwn Ruger Edward II Uleary
Phindelphln Mechanic Noah c. Frink.
Charlotte, Vt; Cook William j. Lang,
PRiVArEs.
PrIvntes Eddie O. Anderson. Wilbur
Wash: Herman Baker. ogden, Utah;
Earl II. Rarcus. indianapolis Ind Frank
Harnes, Covngtnn. Ky; Albert c. Barn.
stead. Somcrvile, Mass Urban Berg
erOn MenashR. Wis Simon T. Rlack.
Union. Mo; GTlssep ]. Bulleri. Elcnshurg,
Wash Calvin A. CarbauEh York Pa;
Rertina Chrlstlnnson, vlrouun, wis
Herman l.. Clemmer, Rnphin". Va; John
f CODY, Stoneham. Mass; Cecil r. Cole
Greenville, Mo: James c, Cox In
dianapolis. Ind Victor A. Cozzic. Phila-
delphia' Angel Crocos Fond du Lac,
Wis; Henry Daily, Burlington Iowa;
Ralph w Davis, Council Bluffs, Iowa;
John emo 81 Michael, Lacotla. Forge,
italy: Michael J. Ferry Philadelphla ;
verio Gorondo, Arkon. Ohio; Walter
GlowRcld Cleveland. Ohio: Emet Codes
Nv Canton, Ohio: William Hagcmar,
Appleton. Wis David c. Halker Read
'rg. Ohio Louis c. Hanrahan, Unionville
! Conn: Floyd r. Harris. Osceola. Pa,
| Ernest II. Haucke, Algoma, Wis Ferror
! " Heckroth. philadelphia: John W
| Hutches. Freeland La. Herbert Jack
son, Birmingham, Ala: william c. Knoll
Cal; Rolyn F. Leonard, Emmctshurg
| Iowa: Louis Lpvinson, Chicago, David
! toughran Milwaukee, wis: Hatemar
Mexican. Hornel, n. Y; william J Nc
| Nance, New York; Patrick McSherry
New York: Albert Martin Stamford
! Conn; Rober Mathews, Manchester
Ohio: Charles ". Miller. Greeley Kan
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PhllIp morgan.
PHILIP Morgan. formerly OF Des Moi1es,
died this morning In sanltarium hers.
The casket will je open to friends itnn
$50 until this evening at Marshal a
Harper's pnrlor. and Tuesday the body
viii be shipped 10 Des Moines for burial.
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MONDAYS CASUALTY LIST SETS RECORD WITH 407 NAMES

port, Tenn; stefan RobRcEynsk. Erie,
George A. Ralney, Bescom, Ohioi John
Rapp, Pittsburgh, Robert l.. Reneu, New
ia Frank Y. Rogers, Cambridge, Mass
Michael Rungo Long Branch, n, j.; Hen
" II Roth, Devils Lake. y; p; John
land, Wilmer NJ Rowe. Wllllamatown,
Pa Rudolph Rudd, Vannurman, Mont
Edward W Rudolph, Carthage Mo
Pai d. St Jene, Somersworth, Pm; Paul
sharp Jr. sos Epson avenue; W pnso'
Texas paul Edward Shearer, sprlngdolc.
Pm StanIey j Stevenson. youngstown,
Ohio, Edgar l.. Stoud, Lower City. "a
Isndore Sulfron. Detroit, David s. Thorn
as, Lerdylne, Col RAYMOND Upton, mi
Iowa. Charles A. Wlsthon, Acampo, Cal
RAYMOND w Wolfe. Lancaster, Ohio,
Ernest + Wood Franklin Mass Simon
= Wright Rural Hal. N. c.; william Il
Yates. Richmond, Ky
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
PRlVATEs.
Private George Franklin. Brooklyn.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETER-
MINED.
Lieut.. Wlfred Reese Browne, anta'
Ca. -,
scrgtS. }. Virgil Buckmastcr, Stuart
iowa: james n Caldwell. Grown tlbt
Ohio: Herman ". Thomson, East Iciu,
Iowa: Corps. Charles Il. Burditk, thr
ragut. Iowa; Walter u. Flynn .Shcnan
douh iowa, rrivatcs Jacob AndtcochtK
West Park. ohio; Ralph burrows YIN
ION. Iowa S muel Decker, CokchurE,
Pa; James J. Edwards. Waynesylllr
n. e.: Joe T. Farrell OH, okla; franN
Flahcrty. Annmosa, Iowa; Willam
Flick. Pinconnlng. Mich Ernest =
Groth. Grand Rapids, Mich; Frank
Hancock, Dubuque, lowni William b
Harper. blanchard Iowa; Lyle I lieau,
Greenfield Iowa, Edward J Hc,llD
Oshkosh, Wis. Edward liolverson. ""
corRh. Iowa; Julian JarosZek Cleve.
land Ohio. James Kasper. Cedar Rhpln
Iowa: John c. Kent Madison. Mo,
Joseph A Leak, Scyicrvl lll" Tenn
Marsh. BLOOMINGTON. N; lftrt T. Ietu.
cord. Chicago: David w. Scurlock. Sioux
city Iowa; william J. Seals. .Cr,ston
Iowa: John h. Thomns, Council blutS.
Iowa; Jake Vance Melhurn. Mo, Cas-
sius c. Worm, Anita, Iowa.
MISSING IN ACTION.
OFFICERS.
Mai Harry W Brown. Los Angeles.
Lieut. f. J. Duke jr, Washington
Lieut. Erwin David Shaw. Sumter, s
| c.: Lieut. Alfred r. Strong, Sioux city.
| Iowa; Lieut.. c. II. Tichcner, lslo OF
Pines. West Indies: Lieut. Rowan II.
Tucker. Fort Worth Texas
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
COrpl Percy Holycrson. Neenah, WIS
PRiVATES.
Prlvates Thomns Mckee. Mocssen. Pa
| Kazemiersz Pised, Terryyille, Conn,
Everett W. Singer, Nwood. Ind; VII
liam +. SZnblak,V Utica. n. Y; Harry X.
West. Seattle
Note: Address of Private Preston II
Carrell previously reported killed In ac-
tion, should have been Bradford, Pa, in
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Vita! Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses
NJ. A. Gluck. 26 years old, Kansas
cts. Mo. and Katherine Pratt. 81 years
old. Oklahoma city
Luke Denton. rs years old. and Emma
Coleman. 50 years old, both OF Oklahoma
CITY
u. f. Brakehlll. 20 years old, md Ma
re Holden, "a years old. both OF Yukon
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer II. Allison, 1925
West Tenth street, girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Risner, 22l
East Eighth street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. s. Oner, llh South
Harvey avenue girl
Deaths.
Mrs. Mary Il Baker. s0T North Har-
vey avenue, 60
Afford BRnkhead, 706 East First street,
27
F A. Dixon. five miles cast Of city.
65.
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Building Permit.
r r McClalne. 1918 West Eighth
street, repair frame dwelling. $500.
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KILLED IN ACTION
pRtVATEs.

NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICER
SEgt. Michael j. Murphy. Sioux Falls
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DIED OF ACCIDENT
OFFICERS.

DIED OF ACCIDENT.
OFFICERS.
Lieut.. Hnrln X Larson, Harvard, Iowa
NON. COMM sStoNED OFFICER.
Corpl. Benny Miller Chester, Pa.
PRlVATES.
Prlvates Harold II AhlhorK Chicago
rostenzo n Plcrtro. Philadelphia Jame'
w. Dunn, Potesu, okla; Edward Fisch'
OF, Beaver Dam. Wis
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
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vile, Pa; Carl A. Bohlman, Columbus
Ohio. Edmund c. Seaman, lrvinglon'
Neb.
Bugler Ray Hoffman Weedsport. n Y
Mechanics Clarence r. Bogupre, Butte
Mont; James J. Llnskey, Philadelphia
Wagner FrnnCia J. Hanon' BLACK
Cooks lynn Bobb Blanford Mass,
William Gordon Fort Wayne. Ind
PRlVATES.
Prlvntss JoseIh A. Angrlssn, Jamaica
N. Y. Charles Bates. l.ndysmith, WIS
Ernst W, A. Becker, Nnmdenl n, ~
Nathan Bias Brooklyn. Joel W Bitrk'
New Yo,k. Frederick Boehm, Wood %
haven, N. Y: william +, bangle, WI.
Transport, Pm. John EEan, Rdgnell
Park, ~ j.. James n Fecney, East
Bridgewatrr, Mass Oliver H. Force,
Philllpsburg ~ j.: Dan Gilts, Oakwood,
Ohio; John u. Harmon. Churchville, y. Y;
Harold A. Hastings South Minneapolis
Edward KitLmnn. Jefferson. WIS: FranN
Kle,Ekl, Cleveland Ohio: Isaac W. Law
renee. Eckerty Ind Edward Loring,
Gloucester. Mass: Charles a Mnclntye,
Dunlo, Pa George II, McPhIllps, Mont
gomcry. " Y John ]. Mnroney. Boston.
Benny Maryak, Carney, y j. Guy MnA-
well Wood River. lll, franklin j. Mul-
larky. Spencer, Mass. Paul O Nelson,
Mnreap0lis Hart Paisley, t26 ka~ ave.
nue., BartlesVllle, Ola; Forest Piper
Chippewa Falls. Wis; Rcgnlcr G. Sopp
Hiawatha Kan. John O. Stith, Spirit
Lake Idaho; Walter NJ STOPPER Phlla'
delphin
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cI Beaver Dam. Wis
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
OFFICERS.
TJeuts Walter u Huntington, Farm
Vile. Va: Wlnfred c. Green. DE Ridder
Ia: Harvey f. RaglRnd Cooksville,
Tenn
NON. COMMISSION OFFICERS.
scrgts Frank {. Barnes, LILY. Col :
II T. Beckett. New britain, Conn. Har-
vey A Dagrett. Eldora. Iowa: Enoch
Forguson AshtabulR. Ohio; Grant II. ia
cobs. East Minneapolis; Robert W. Rec
ser. Sidney, n. Y; Edward Warthen, st.
Paul
Corpls. Herman Ahrensfieid, Girard-
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DIED OF ATRPLANE ACCIDENT.
First Lieut. Edward T Hathaway
Houston, Texas
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DIED OF DISEASE.

MON. .DUWW TSoTUNtU OF 7 TNtNo'
Sergt. James W. freeman, Weather
fcrd, Texas
Corpl. Abner Humphreys, Oglethorpe
Ga.
PRlVATEs.
Privat.s Rlssell n. Allemnn, Wilkens
hmg. Pa: John GRtti, Allison, n. NJ
Mariana DanPelo, Rnhway ~ J.; VIII
mcr I.chose. Enst Tallahassee, Aln. Pftel
Goldstcin. Norwalk, Conn; Robert J
henderson Chattanooga, Tenn; Mlchac
PrizZi Rochester, N. Y.
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Privates Frank l.. Colwell. Vinton,
Ohio, william II. Farmer, Mason CITY
Iowa: George L. IAngwell Maiden. Mass
Kcrln Mahin. Chicago; Leroy l.. Batchin,
Hazard Neb.; Wallace V. Pedcrsen,
Moose Lake, Minn.; Walter r. Pierson
Chicago: Basil ]. Schaffner. Minneapolis
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Prlvates Th0m0s Mckee. Mocssen, FR
KazemiersE Pisied. Terryvillc, Conn
Everett W. Singer. Elwood. Ind; WI
liam +. SEnhlak,V Utica. n. Y; Harry X.
West, Seattle .
Note: Address of Private Preston II
Carrell previously reported killed In ac-
tion, should have been Bradford. Pa, in
stead OF jamestown, Pa.
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MISSING N ACTIl


Mai Harry W. Brown. Los Angclcs
Lieut.. f.. J. Duke jr, Washington
Lieut. Erwin David shaw. Sumter, s
c.: Lieut.. Alfred Il. Strong Sioux city,
Iowa: Lieut. c. II. Tichcner, lso OF
Pines West Indies; Lieut.. Rowan II,
Tucker, Fort Worth Texas
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-08-14
LIVER DIDN'T ACT
Digestion WAS BAD
Says C year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells How She Was Relieved
After Few Doses Of BlacE-Draught

Meodorsville. Ky.-N1rs. Cynthia
Aigginbotham, Of this town, saya: "At
my age, which IS 65, tho liver does
not act so well as when young. A few
years ago, my stomach was all odt Of
f''' was const'pated. ry liver
didn't act. My digestion Mas bad, end
1t took so li;tle to upget me- My ap.
petite wos so:e. l<Tas very weak.
decided &oulI--sive Elaclz.
Drausht thorough: trial as I knew It
was highly recommended for this
trouble. I began taking 1t. felt
better after few doses. Ny appetite
Improved AID became stronrcr Nv
bowels acted naturally and the least
trouble was soon rish.cd with q few
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SALES or SUGAR
CLOSELY WATCHED
Petal! Dealers Required by the Food
Administration to Keep Accurate
Records Which viii Be Carefully
Checked Up by County Food Ad.
ministratcra.

Columbia. Aug. 3.-"It is s:crnIy
necessary for the retailers TO super.
wise TIC sale OF sugar and prevent
those who arc greedy and unp:t.ot:c
from obtaining more u.&n their share"
says the Food Administration In an
order requiring the retailer to keep a
record OF all sugar sales made. A
carbon copy Of this record is to be
gent to the County FooC. Admsnist:a.
tor and a check will be KEEP, upon
those who seek to- buy more than their
proportionate share OF sugar.
1t Is essential that an equal d.atri-
button of sugar Is made as the sugar
situation Is very ac:te
The profit Gn sugar Will be closely
watched by the Food Administration.
The retail profit should not be mere
than o'e cent & pound. except where
the fraction OF cent IS involved
Sales CT sugar should uot exceed
TWO p0unCS Z. enc sale to a customer
who lives in town. and should no. cy.
ceod five pounds to q customer rCs.d-
HS in the rural Districts For can
ming purposes not more ,han 25 pounds
may he sold to householder en-
Home Gamers Sugar Certificates cx.
c,pt upon written permission of tie
County Food Administrator.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-08-14
THE WAR DEPARTMENTS EN-
PHASIS ON COLLEGE, TRAINING.

Early in the war President Wilson
Americas prospects CT success in this
war if the supply Of hiG,liy trained men
were unnecessarily diminished
have, therefore, no hesitation in urging
colleges and technical schools to en-
deavor to maintain their courses as
far as possible on the usual basis"
Mr.. BalfCur, Of the English Commits
sion, made IL clear that he rcgrctt.
as the greatest error on the part OF
England and France thai they had al
lowed students of their institution fur
higher education to volunteer in such
large numbers al the opening Of the
war In view Of the Importance OF
these statements the Committee on Ed
ucation and Special Training OF the
War Department has started a cam
pai2n for the enlistment in the United
States Army of the male Students in
our colleges and universities. The OBJ
icct Of this campaign is 10 induce as
many young men as possible 10 attend
The various colleges in their respective
states. If eighteen to twcniy-onc they
ar urged TO cNlist. if under eighteen.
to enroll. il the Students Army Train
ing Corps IS. 4. T. c. Enlisted stu
dents will also DO ricmhcrs OF he a,.n,y
Of tho United states. S,udcnta 50 On
i!*'oa ana enrolled wi.l DC provided,
Us lar rs pf"chcahic. WIN uniforms
ana cH"lpmcn', including hats. shoes
ana o''fc"'''S-ail iu:hiShco ny INC
1o'erh'ncht' Studcn1S hclthcr cnlis'cd
nor ehroiicd VIII not DC ch'i'ied 10
eh'c' nc FRAMING oi'l's or receive INC
m'lilafN lS'ructon offered by the War
departments INC Hacmhc:s ci INC }. y.