davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29

. WHERE DID MARKS GET 1T. .
9 Look at that. would you =
. look-Marks has pinned the =
- ball again" yelled an excited -
= fan during the fourth quarter. =
= That's the fifth time that .
- husky has pinned tie ball or -
- the man with it. Did you notice =
. how he did it, Looks suspic- -
= iOus to me the way he gets on .
o the oval No man can do the =
. work like that unless he was =
= brought up to It. I'll bet long -
= before he played football he .
. practiced falling on water =
= melons like that when he had .
. to get one IN hurry" .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29
CARRIERS DAY.

As tomorrow is the last Saturday in
the month, Herald carriers viii collect
November accounts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29

Eight thousand fans turned out in
Boston to see two service teams play
football on Braves field a recent sun
day-and the war welfare people hes
itate 10 endorse Sunday sports, and
the law makers of Massachusetts, in
sist that a Sunday sporting event is
4 crime. Where else could those 5000
Bostonese been better off on Sunday
than out watching an athletic con-
test2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29

rARzAN- OF THE GOLD

=. eTARZAN- OF THE GOLD .
o SEVENTH HOSS," THERE .
. His head protected with only =
., the shocky head gear given =
. him by nature. "Tarzan" BOs- =
. lego tore great holes in the .
. Cody line and not infrequently =
9 shot out on the other side with q
. the ball carried by Blisser be- =
. hind him. When Cody attempted q
Q line bucking in the neighbor- q
. hood of Dos" he ''sot" himself =
. and held like a brick warehouse =
- until at times Cody players =
. piled up until they fell over =
. his head. ''Tarzan" Of the q
Q Seventh. will long be remem- =
. bered by those who knocked for =
. admittance through the line at =
Q his station.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29
Putnam Gets Ball.

On the 10 yard line. however. they
were held and attempted a forward pass
with nobody at the right spot to care
FOR the ball which was captured by the
Miners The Tigres recovered on FUN
BILE. followed by a tumble by O'Keefe and
for the third time Putnam distinguished
himself by Hopping on the oval lin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29

On the kickoff Frank was downed
on the 20 yard line. Cody held. Bliss
kicked The ball landed in a magnifi-
cent mudlava bed Cody gained two
yards, then was held by the stOnewall
on the five yard line Cody held and
Bliss was forced TO kick Marks
downed the Cody player. recovering
the ball Bliss held and the quarter
a-,aaa IN --,iaEaaIa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29
BLISS SCORES CLEANCUT VICTORY
Cody In Game Fight To Remarkably
Before Sturdy Miners
Handcps Attendance Substantial Sum Realized For Charities

It wasn't the individuals the Bliss whole, l.
But the everlasting teamwork every bloomin' soul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29
RandoIph's Run.


A play that brought fans to their
feet and saw hats thrown into the air
was a nifty pass. true as an arrow,
from Frank to Gilreath. who lodged
through an opposition Of waiting Cody
players. successfully turned three sep
arate players and went 30 yards for 4
touchdown. Frank kicked goal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29

Throughout the third quarter
SOIOm was n bundle OF activity
that kept BlisserS always on the
edge. Another Of his kind and
there would have been cOnsidera-
BILE wOrrlment in Bliss ranks.
However, the Bliss players during
this quarter seemed to forge
ahead, showed better stamina and
ENere disfincfIN fnsfer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29
.osey, the Kind.


Lieut. Condrack. Fifth cavalry. did
the announcing in pleasing manner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

After day of excited trading tie
market yesterday on the Consolidated
Exchange closed strong and active. The
volume of transactions was the heaviest
in months. Such reactions as occurred
were due TO profit taking. and. as n
rule, were followed by renewed demand
Outstanding features We're the sensa
tioral movements in Mexican Petro-
leum and the vigorous denplnd for the
steel and equipment shares during the
final hour. The oil leaders advance was
marked Ivy violent fluctuations. After
touching 1911. a new high record, It re-
acted and closed at 1S3. a gain for the
session OF % points. Report has it that
the stock in Mexican Petroleum is prac-
ucaly cornered, and this would explain
the price movements in recent DAYS.
Buying In the steel group came with the
heavy demand for steel common. which
sent that issue up 10 llG. Baldwin Loco
motive was "A feature IA the equipment
stocks. with an advance OF about 4
points and the minor steels had gains
of from to points. Copper shares were
strong, though reacting at the close.
Smelters and Utah were the leaders in
activity. each closing with gains OF more
than 3 points. There was an active de-
mand for the rails. with resultant sub
stantial gains. Southern Pacific leading
the group. with nm advance OF points.
Trading in Liberty Bonds was fairly ac-
tive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
TO REFINANCE BONDS.
American writing Paper Company
Plans for Twenty Year Term.

The bondholders committee OF III.
American Writing Paper Company. !.
was announced In Boston yesterday, has
completed It's plan for rehnancing tho
outstanding s11,0o0,000 first mortgage
bonds which mature July 1, 1919. An
offer Is made for the present holders T.,
exchange their 8 per cent. bonds for
new twenty year issue OF the same mar
, value. which will carry interest at the
rate OF per cent per annum for two
years and after that O per cent. wifi,
the provision that IL the war last,
longer than two years the per cent
rate will continue until six months after
the close OF the war. The plan also
provides for reduction in the author
ICED bonded debt from $4,000. 900 TO
s12,0o0,0 900. OF which $li,O0o,oOO VIII
be issued.
Tho American Writing Paper Com.
pany's balance sheet as OF July 81 shows
fixed assets, less depreciation OF s5,S7o.-
$50, Of $1S,110,97S: current assets, sS,-
595,7S4; miscellaneous assets slsi,5l7
good will. trademarks, &c, $1S,Olo,l5O !:
total, s42.s0s.21o. Liabilities: Funded
debt, s11,11s,oo0; current liabilities,
$3,4SS.483; capital stock preferred, $i2,-
| 100000: common. $500. o0o surplus.
!$S.301,726; total, s4e.90S.2lO.
The earnings for tho seven months
ended July 81 last follow: Sales, Sill
6s5.24S: net earnings, si,607,S61 re-
| serve for depreciation, repairs and main
tenance. $333,ss6; balance for interest
on funded debt, S1,073.905.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
80 NEW YORK MEN
IN GERMAN PRISONS
War Department Lists Loca-
tions of CaptiUes.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 1s.-Names OF two
officers and hfty-seten enlisted men held
prisoners in Germany were announced
to-day by the war Department. OF the
total OF fifty-nine thirty-nine were from
New York State, or are shown TO be on
their probable Identities. The officers
are:
AT CAN'T RAsTATT.
FRBDENBURG. Milford W.. Lieut.. Rldg-
YOUNG. Alfred, Lieut.. Pittsburg.
The enlisted men are:
AT RAsTATT.
EVANS. william, Scranton, Pc
MARQCARDT. George B.. Washington.
AT CASSIE.
DESTEFOUR, Agatino. philadelphia
BOYER, Arthur e.. Philadelphia
AT CAMP UNKNOWN.
BELL, James. Mcdonald. Pa:
CLARK, Lee Dayton. Reardon; Ill
MENEY: james. wlidwood, n
FINDLEY. Albert, Brewton. Ala
wADLE. Fred o.. Philadelphia.
REPORTED IN GOOD HEALTH. AT
CAMP UNKNOWN.
HENDERs0N, EDWARD j. (beiieved TO
be Edward T. Henderson,. 7siS Third
DOCS. JOIN believed to be John F.
Doori.l, sss SIst ST.. Brookiyn-
TERFAR, j., bingham. Mass.
'p +. Hoiiaad'. TO oh o.. srootisn.
RUSSO, Thomas, 107 skiilmnn av., brook-
ROURKE, John. New Haven.
THOMPSON, samuel, West Brighton, n. Y.
ZTGEHoR; Emil g., ,H nseh Sssr.. N.-
v w1cKAJ NJ M'i psniei, csid%oiI, Ohio.
JACOBSON, Louis. s3S Kelly st.. New
kAHREs, John p. Isle Bisscler st..
KNisBERG. Harry. ssJ Madison st.. New
LAPKfN. samuel, Iis West II:th st..
IGsWESfHAL. David. osiA sixth .v..
L6SERGXN. Thcma. iFrsncis Ireland.
LSRBiER. Martin A.. a.o Humboldt ST..
LtpWia william. B.G.Is s:,,u ~
MCMAHON. Michael, 1is Wills av.' New
MASNiNG, Richard. sac East Asth st.
MARTIN. William E., 1e1 West 2a1st st..
Ms sfT aisN Walter. 8 Person st..
MHGsiSHS. Henry A.. Port Richmond.
MURPHY. Frank T.. $50 Sd St. Brocklyn.
LAMPEnT; John r.. ssf East $50 ST.
NATAL, Michael. Italy.
NOLAN. Andrew s.. Uso Dean ST.. Brook
oscMER, Harold. ess Rogers place. New
PoIEGkANTz. David 81 Madison ST.
sCMWARz, Richard r.. 47i Broadway.
sPEzYhLE. Peter. eos nd st.. Brooklyn.
STUCK, Adolph W. A., West New Brigh-
sAfIf, Max. esa East Ioad st.. New York.
sCHOONNAkER, Melvin, Wswarsing
TESLA, Tom, Norwich, y. v.
VIsCEGLIO. NincenEo. Jamaica. y. "
vORACH, Charles Joseph. East Islip, y. \.
WAXELBAUM. Harry. 2Ii Fifth av..
WERNER. August ~, 13s Palmetto ST..
Brooklyn.
WILLS. Frederick A.. StapIeton, Staten
Island.
wYsOCKI, Anthony Frank. Buffalo.
WOOD. Jonas T., Sandy Ridge, y. c.
SERGEANT Charles T.. GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
ROGERS. Frank, East 9TH st. and !Av. T,
Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
TWO NAVAL filters VANISH.
Disappea rance In SeRpianc An.
Rounced In Washington.

WASHINGTON, oct. 1S.-Casualties an
nounccd to-day by the Navy Department
were:
HEATING James =. chief gunner's mate
Canso, Nova Scotia: drowned from
United States steamship Finch, Octo-
Der II.
VALENTINE. John j., yeoman, New
Britain. Conn: drowned In foreign SER
vice, October 10.
JOHNSON, William j.. electrician. Graf
ION, n. D.: disappeared In seaplane,
October s.
GROW, Herbert u. mnchiulst's mate
Pasadena. Md; disappeared IN sea-
plAne, Octohrr B.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
MAIL MORE QUESTIoNNA1REs.
Ten Per Cent. 20 81 TO 10 and IL
Year Glasses Released To-day,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-Questionnaires
for the men of the 81 20 &c and ls year
classes under the draft were ordered re.
leased to-day by Provost Marshal Gen.
eral Crowder In all local board districts
where the classification OF other groups
have been completed.
Local boards sending out question
naires must release 10 per cent. a day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
HUGHES REPORT TO BE SECRET
Findings 'n Aircraft Investiga ton
Now Being Prepared.

WASHINGTON. Oct lS.-CharlSs Il,
Hughes Is writing report for the Pres
iGent on his findings in tho aircraft in
curry that has been under way for five
months. This report will be kept secret
and confidential. az the investigation has
been, and will only be given to the pub
lic II the President secs fit after lie has
digested the findings.
IT is learned on good authority thai Il
will be two weeks at least before Mr..
Hughes completes the report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
Exports From New York.

Exports from New York yesterday IN
cluded wheat, 4e3,797 bushels; hour
4,63s barrels; rye -four. 1866 barrels:
bacon. 4S9,S2o pounds peas, S,5SS
bushels; beans. 129.167 bushels oat-
meal, 7,TS1 packages, and hams. Sl,6oo
pounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
London Money Market,

LONDON, Oct 1S.-Money, per cent
Discount rates Short and three months
bills, 317-32 per cent. Gold premium
at Lisbon. 1870. Conso's for money
60A British per cent loan, s6k
British Az per cent, loan. 10O9s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
Page shows Improvement,

DR.. Samuel w. Lambert reported vss-
terday that the condition of Walter
Hines Page. former Ambassador. showed
evidences of slow improvement III.
Page is at st. Luke's Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
Custom House Receipt,

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s2l9.7i2.O1, Of
which s120.9sS.S0 was for merchandise
from bonded warehouses and
S9s,11S.27 for recent Importation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
Uruguay Wool Clip Increases.

MoNTEvpEo, Uruguay, Oct. 1s.---t II
estimated officially the 1918 wool clip
will total 100000 kilograms. This It.
an increase of 100000 kilograms over
1917.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
AMERICANS IN CANADIAN LIST.
Names Of L. .. Men Killed and
wounded Announced mt OTTAWA.

OTTAWA, Oct. 1s.-The Canadian cas-
ualty list, published to-day, contains tn
names of the following Americans;
KILLED IN ACTION.
HALL. f., New Bedford Mass.
BECK. a, Milers city. Ohio.
MARSHALL, N, Omaha.
GARDNER. w. Philadelphia.
HARRIS. j.. Chicago
GRANT. J., Gardiner. Mo.
LAWNSBY. E.. Methuen. Mass
DIED OF WOUNDS.
DAwLEY. II, Lincoln. Neb.
DOW, A., Pawtucket. T. l,
GAssED.
KENNISG. ", lle,ro!t.
JOHNSTON. NJ, Calumet, Mich
Ill.
PAUL.. w, Fail River, Mass.
WOUNDED.
HORN. F., Canton, III.
WYNNE. j.. New York.
CHAMBERLAIN, r, Norfolk, New.
KRAMER, j., st Louis.
MCCAIN, r. J., Chicago.
DAVIES. W. g., Union Hill, n. J.
CURRIE, J. E. Marion, Ohio.
HALL. o.. Chicago.
GILLSTROM, II. p. saltwater. Mimi.
HANBURY. G., Birmingham. Ala.
GORE, j., jersey City.
FOSTER. r. NJ, Lawrence, Mass.
ELEMING, L., Cicero, ~;
MARsDEN. H.. Manchester. Conn.
HERRINGTOS, G. T., Flint, Mich.
KEY. q. r, New Bedford Mass.
JAMES, q. H., ST. Paul.
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SLIGHTLY WOUNDED - PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED

COSDEL, John, oliphant Furnace, Pa.
DREASER, John j., 1871 West Seventeenth
st. New York.
FLECRY. Abraham Timothy, Marquette
Mich.
GRENDA, Frank. Dickson city. Pa
SCOTT, John L., Glenshaw, Pa.
WOODEY. Archie IL, Atlanta Ga
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SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING.

HkPOHI ED WISSINO.
GOLDBERG, N, corp. Philadelphia Pa
JULLASA, Anthony, CORP, 80: East i1Sth
st., New York.
DAVIS. Herman, Vinoennes, Ind.
DANIEL, NJ, Sterling, Coz.
ECKMAS. Carl J.. Rldgeway. Pa.
RANDOLPH, George G!anniny. Loving
Stone. Va.
GOODSON. Steve, KIN hail. W. Va.
GREECE, Alfonso. Rochester, n. Y.
HAYES. Benjamin H.. Michigan CITY, Ind.
KINDS, Rutherford B.. Rocky Ford. Col.
JAN1SZEWSRI, George. Detroit, Mich.
LOGAN, Roland L., A!tha. Fla.
MARSCfCO, Albert r., PIttsburE, Pa.
NICHOLSON. Victor. st. GATHERINGS, ont.
ODELL. Chauncey. Garden City, Mo.
ORR. Luther h, Bowie. Tex.
OvTSCHINNIKOFF, /. Phi,adelphia- Pa.
POOL sam, JT.. LeGkesv!Ile. Miss.
RASH, John d. Ashevilie. \. c.
SCHWARTZ. samuel. Ii5I simpson st..
New York.
VIA, Thomas p. Ola. Ark.
WILLIS, Carl Fort Myers Fla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-19
ARMY.

WAeHINoroN, Oct. 1S.-The following
lists were made public to-day:
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WOUNDED SEVERELY. FREvIOUSL
REPORTED MISSING.

REID, W. r., Lieut.. Worcester, Mass.
BBLISG, r. c., Great Bend. n. ID.
Bolts. Harry r.. Muncie. Ind.
CAPEsKI. Peter r. Chicago. III.
Elicit. John. Coatesville, Ind.
PLANER, II. f.. Stony Creek Mills, Pa
SAMUEL, Sidney. Louisville, KY.
WATERS. Henry p, Liberty. 8. C.
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WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING.

DoNNELL. Elmer J.. corp. Chicago.
PETERS, RAYMOND g., philadelphia. Pa.
Brooklyn. N. ".
BOGIAZIS. Nick. GreeceJ
CLARK. Eugene F.. Colorado Springs Col
CROFT, Richard F. Woodstock, Ill.
DAVIS, jerome W., 5O1 West l2Sd st.,
New York city.
FOX, william j., Philadelphia, Pa.
FULTON. Everett. Huntington. IND.
JACKSON, James FL, Sayre, Ia.
MINCH. Henry G., Pittsburg. Pa.
MORROW, Charles. Writ. Okl.
ODLE. John D., Mckinney. Tex.
PEVONKA, Joe G., Leopolis, Wis.
POGGIO, Secondo, Wallingford, Conn.
POSTMA. Leonard. Grand Rapids. Mich.
RASMUSSEN, Robert w. Detroit. MINI.
sHARBER, Emmitt T., white Plains
cRtPPs, VIM. s.. Lieut., Philadelphia, Pa.
FAULKNER, Roy e. Lieut., Scranton, Pa.
EAHR, Harold A., Lieut., Philadelphis. Pa.
REGAIN, John NJ, Lieut.. Boise, Idaho.
HALL. Walter r.. sergt., Chestertown. Nd.
WILLARD. Roscoe A, serst., Mount Car
sTAFANKoN. Anthony. corp, Philadei-
NEwcoMER. Emmett. j.. corp. Pipe
CUNNINGHAM. Harry. South Milwaukee,
Wis.
BAILEY. John NJ, Paw Paw. W. Va.
DOWNS. Frank j., Waterbury. Conn.
MiNNEGAR. Herbert c., Blufton. Ind.
STEVENS, Howard L.. Fayctte, MINI.
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SLIGHTLY WOUNDED PREyIOUSI. Y
REPORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS,

Curtis, Marvin X, Lieut.. Toledo O.
wtiALEY. weilulon p. corp. White Cas-
tie. La.
GATES. Mll!ard NJ. Hulsboro. ore.
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roth ST., New York.
GILBERT, Harvey E., CORP. Mt. vernon
Harder, Paul L.. corp. FIT. Atkinson, Wis
ALLEN. Isaac, bay shore. Mich
BECK, Omar D.. Butlerville. Ind.
HouCHIN Grover Brownsvilre' NY
sAhszSkRsss, Bsrn a' SIS Morri. .v.
vkSDENBuR g. Albert. asp Vernon nv,
Wounded Severely. Previously Reported
Missing.
BINTZ. Edward N, serEt- jamestown,
CLARK. walter g., CORP, New Brunswick
pARTcH. Tobias s. Columbia. p.
BACEh George L. iss sheiie" we
BiVLEVEN. Harry. Holland.
Dove, Andrew, New Haven. Conn.
COPE. Norton l., seiyersviile. Pa
DEMPSEY. william ", Pittsburg. Pa
DEMYAN. Frank, waliston. Pa,
GREEN. Walter H., Elnora, Ind.
HATFIELD, Ewing L.. Meliette, OKLA.
MARQUARDT. Henry, Meenah. WIS:
MAYNARD, Alexander, Naugatuck, w. va
PENNINGTON. Borman w, Landenburs
PORTER, Ward. Hanover. Pa.
RAMSEY Robert D., Marshall ". G.
SMITH, Arlle, AlexAnurlnt lnus
THOMAS George w, Cathlamet. Wash.
voLLER, Charles. Stanley, N. p:
Killed. Previously Reported Missing.
FARNswoRTH, Thos. H.. Lieut., Wash
DOCTEUR. Michael C., corp, Cape Vim
cent, N. Y.
BARTUsAVICH. John, Detroit. Mich.
BrKIARY, Arthur v. lowell, Aass.
BYCHINSKY, Nick j., Warsaw, Wis
CARR. Barnol c., Albany, KY.
COUPE, Clarence r., Swansea, Mas.
r A ~ nalE data
FEATHBRsToNE, Edward A.. wilkes
barre. Pa.
GOSNER, George r, Philadelphia Pa.
KENNICoTT, Ralph a. Boulder. Col
MASTIN, Calvin G., Provo. X.
PRINCE, Charles p. woodhaven. ~. 4.
NEUMEYER, Frederick, CORP, Richmond
Hill. n. Y.
RANKIN, D. l., serst.. wiikinsburg. Pa
ROBERTSON, william, 81. Paul, w. Va
RODRIGUEZ. Wick, Mansfield. La.
sousLEY: Edward z. North Liberty; mo
STRUBLE, Harry H.. Bradenville; Pa
WHARTON, william H.. Yakima. Wash.
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sSISG - PREVIOUSLY REPORTE,
WOUNDED SEVERELY.

GlEsTlNG, Frank. Tower. Ind.
P1CkENS, Robert W, Huntington Tenn
WATKINS. Archie, Clarksville, Tenn.
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RETt RSED TO DUTY-PREVIOUSI,)
REPORTED MISSING

1900 -"
sAKER; AUBREY L., Lieut.. Norfolk. Va.
"ILtM ORE: Harry w. sergt.. East Sucra-
L LIT John D.. serst,, Abbot Ark.
GuMBS. Harry W.. corp. Jersey city 81
MARSH. Berteen, corp. Red Granite WIS
NDSEfi George william, mechanic. En-
QUINN, James W, wagner. Antioch. Cal
ApAMsoN, ANel. Akron. Ohio.
nrERS, Granville. ChIcota, Tex
BINIAEp. Roxy b, Piedmont. No u
HTTt TiH t AISe r. i Eltitsooro Ind
ARR. John J.. RoNbury, Mass
COPELAND. Wallace LaaeiI' Gr,o3.,o,o
PAWS PAWS. Je,se G, South Weymouth. Mas,
GG!NGREY: Roy NJ. Hope. N. D.
- GHHAD6; wilson c. Cumberland. Md.
gHH TST Fd.. JSsGph' NewpOr,, n. il
JEEFKEs' CLIFTON. Horace. ' Nsi
kEENAN Harry j., Detroit, Mich
sHtHT2 L eater Sturgeon Bay, Wis,
MORROW. Emory T.. star Ju6ct,o, n,
S SderN 81 Thomas 2. Giliett. Ark. "' ''"'
EREELAND, james, Los Angeles al
ALLEN. Hugo G. Mount Carmel iii
AAHiHbHH32 TiA1 Joseph g, Detroit, Mich.
noNIs, Gregory, Utica. y. Y
G ~ FSrr;6EG' W Jgmss p; Lynn. Mass
I,aasT, " man. AonroeNllle Ohio.
fIDSE' BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Harrisburg,
GIBSON, Robert c. ouitman. Miss
HA mihn sylvester r.. Philadelphia
,RiEEiEES f,; Jacob NJ. Russia.
PPniTMTTRAdLWSS Ski; John, Morley, TITAN
skszfPCzAK. Waupaca, wis.
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED.
ri EnSOE
ANELROD, samuel NJ. WaterburT. Co,n
h ~, snE1' clinton T.: Tonkers. y. y.
CABLING. John, Cleveland, Ohio.
hNCDsTON, Carl f., Washburn, n u
RETURNED TO Duty, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
FENE, Nic;or c., Huntington. Ark
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED FROM WOUSDs
WEIGH, John C.. southboro. Mass.
IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY REPORTEn
MISSING.
BARRETT, William c., CORP. Br,..oI p,
AKERS, Samuel r.. Blue Ridge SprinKa Va
ARMSTRONG ". X. West Alcxander pa
ARNOLD, Ernest, Upton, Ga,
nKISppNADGHH' William a.. socorro. y, NJ.
CHINsKE, Alex, j., Michissn Ci,y, Ina,
COY, Joseph, Philadelphia. Pa.
uAIIOCk. Eranci. A.. Ein,irs. n. Y.
LEONARD, Frederick j., Covington, Nv.
MASDkr, John. gloucester. Ohio.
IUTSEY, u. L.. bugler. wilkesharrc. Pa
BIERNACKI. John, wyandotte, Mich
CASEY. Richard e., Clinton. y. y.
RETURNED TO MILITARY CONTROL.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING.
WoI.LARp, Malcolm p, Gstesviile. Tex.
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Lieut.. j. Edwin Frobisher OF the
American air forces died September 10
OF wounds received In a cloud battle nine
days before, when he and several other
American aviatOrs attempted 10 drive of
squadron OF German planes which was
endeavoring to spot tho American artil-
iary, Lieut.. Frobisher lived with his
parents at 6js Belgrove avenue, Airing
ton. n. J. He was 90 years old and
enlisted I'm August, 1917.
Corporal Edwad j. Malone of Com
pany X, so7th Infantry. who was killed
IN action on September 9. lived with his
mother. Mrs Eleanor ]. Malone, at 234B
University avenue, The Bronx. He was
"a years old and was register OF Ford
ham University, from which he was grad
rated with honors in 1915. In his last
> letter to his mother he said that he had
been relieved. at his own request, from
clerical duties in his regimental head
quarters behind the lines 30 that he
might get into the trenches
Il am glad to be with the boys on the
Airing line" he wrote
sergeant John '. Reschlin, "a yaars
Old. reported killed IN action. was TIE
son OF Gustav Reschlin. tailor OF 2ss
fifth avenue.
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COOPER, Nathan, Philadelphia
GARIlNG, John. Cleveland, Ohio
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