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schuyItdlI street. HsrrisburE. re.
MARTIN. TIM. r., Stuart, Va.
MOORE. ARTHUR A.. Fort Necessity. La.
PETERSON. WILLIAM, Cnicago.
QUINN. ROBERT E.. Gpymon. Okla.
REFFNER. MTLDRUDE JOSEPH. spans-
Ter, Cambria County. Pa.
STACY, LYMAN, Lacona, N. y.
TwANDOwsKI. MATTHEW WALTER
Windbcr, Pa.
WILLIAMS. EARL o., Rogers. Ark.
WRIGHT, ELMER L.. Monroe City. Mo.
JACKSON. JOSEPH. Brooklyn
KANE. THOMAS j.. South Boston, Mass.
KoWALEN1Cz. ANTHONY. Hartford. Conn.
LIE CLAIRE. EDGAR V, Ogdensburg, n. Y
LUMBERT, MIKE. Jennnette. Pa.
MacMANN, FRED j.. New Haven. Conn.
MCDONALD. ALoYSIUS. Brooklyn
MARBERG. CARL ALEX, Iron Mountain
Mich.
MIERsCH. HERMAN. West Hoboken. n. j.
MYRoN. HERMAN. Brooklyn
PERMENTER. sHADRICK. Mount Vernon,
Ark.
sANTO. PATSY. e1s Case street. Rochester.
SKINNER, JOHN. Berwyn. Neb.
SMITH. HOMER A., Arvada, Col
| SMITH. SAMUEL O.. Brookneal va
sMlTHsoN. NEIL COCHRAN. Macksburg,
Ohio.
SPAIN. PHILIP A.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
, sTACKoR1z. PETER Chicago.
SIONER. WILLIAM j.. Trenton, n. j.
n, a,
| TOMALA. JOHN. Pierz MINI
IOMASELL1. CLAN. Valada Bellune, italy
TfSAaousZ,EWsKI. Saus, ALEXANDER. Elizabeth
| CNICkE. JOHN. Nebraska Citys Neb.
| NlAPIANo. CoSMO. Buffalo. n Y
VAN SICKLE. BERNARD EDWARD. Hurd.
land. Mo.
vINoLA. ANTONIO BoguoiI Tripono. Italy.
WEBSTER EDMUND H.. Waterbury, VT.
MISSING IN ACTION
| Captain
n. Y. e'"oou'
| Licutenants
OVER, JAMES r.. Pittsburgh. Pa,
hlLrATRlCk. GEORGE E., Marble Valley.
WALLIS. PETER LEROY, 1Is Thomas
street. Jersey Shore. Pa.
Sergeant
hEffNER; SAMUEL D.. R. r. d. 2,
Corporal
DANCkART, JAMES H.. Lowell Mass.
MacMlN1GALL. ROY. Holyoke Mass
PASSEk. ARTHUR Naugatuck, Conn
GWINNER. ALBERT H., Is North Nine
| teenth street. Philadelphia. Pa
CAvA: VIA JOSEPH FRANCIS. Hoboken
MINK. HAROLD F.. Detroit Mich.
wETHERBEE. LYMAN NJ. west Acton
| Mass.
WlNCHELL, CHARLES New York city.
| Privates
BAXTER. JOHN. Montreal. Can.
| FERRANDI MICHAEL. Hartford Conn.
| FINk. CALVIN A., Mosinee. Wis.
FOREMAN, WILLIAM c.. Alma. Mich
GREEN; GREEN; THOMAS G.. Duluth. Ga.
IGUENTHER. FREDERICK c., Stratford
| Wis.
HAMILTON. OLE. Viola Wis
| HANDEL. ALBERT. YOUNGSTOWN, o.
KINDS. RUTHERFORD B., Rocky Ford
| Col
KEEN. ABRAHAM. Alamo. Ga.
KERN. MOODY l.. Ether, n. c.
KRoLL, AUGUST New Haven. Conn.
lNORTHUP. JOHN NJ. Newman Cal
PAWLOWSK1. MICHAEL l.. Chicago.
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A, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1918

BocHoNrK. oNFRy. New York city.
B0GIAGEs, Gus NICHOLAS. Newark. N. ..
BoUCHE. AMOS AMEI. Marinette, Wis.
BRANHAM. SCHUYLER. Amherst Va.
CASE. GEORGE LEO, Church street.
Plymouth, Pa.
DAVIS. HENRY. Elizabeth. Ark.
DEvOGE. FREDERICK L., 1909 Front
street, RidEcway, Pa.
DINSMoRE. ROBERT Guifport. Miss.
EATON. ROBERT GRIER. Covington, Ky.
EIsENBERG. SAMUEL. New York city.
GRAHAM. RALPH c.. Lone Pine. Neb,
GRIFFIN. DANIEL j.. Williams. Mont.
JOHNSON, ROSCOE. AlEy. Ark
JOHNSON. WALDO. 7os Market street. Nc
keesport, Pa.
JONES. THOMAS GRADY. whiteboro. Te.
street, Mckeesport. Pa.
McKIsSOCK. SYLVESTER. s27 Scott ave-
nue.. Jeanette, Pa.
MANLEY. MARIAN j.. 1924 Main street.
Ma NA AATPIN. FLOYD A., Fulton; Mo.
MOORE. JOHN. Junior. w. Va.
rIERsON. FRANK. SIS sixth avenue.
Beaver Falls, Ia.
rLACELLA. TONY. Astoria. y. Y.
pELIMsKY. JACK: New York city;
nue.. Farrell. Pa.
RosENFELD. HARRY NJ. New York city.
sACKMAN. WILLIAM, ST. Louis. Mo-
| SINGLETON. PLEAS w. Louisville. Ala.
SLATTERY. THOMAS. Clinten. Mo.
'TEvENs. BENJAMIN c.. Easton, Pa.
wAGEMANN. CLARENCE VALENTINE
Wheaton. Ill.,
| WILEY, JOHN JOSEPH. Des Moines. Ia.
| WINNING. JAMES A. Athens. o.
| WOOD. CHESTER ARTHUR, Eienville
| WRIGHT. WILLIAM. Chicopee. Mass.
| ADAMSON, JOHN. Arhroath, Scotland.
| EERG. HAROLD, Lena station. ototon
BIANCo. GIUSEPPE, Brooklyn.
| BYBEE. MELVIN NJ. Niles. Mich.
| ETCHEMENDY. JOHN B.. Arnsuy Basses
Pyresses. France.
| CHIC. ANTOINE E. Cote. Horanlt. France
lGCLLION, WILLIAM JACKSON. Marion
| Va.
HOLLOWAY. zEBIE, Ruston. La.
| KROPlENWICKT. WLADSLAW, LomSa
| Russia Poland
MALELDo FRANK. sainglo. Italy.
| MANUEL. OLIVER. Erath. La.
MCCORMICK, ANDREW. Torrance, Miss;
McGRATH. PATRICK, J., Granville. n: Y
MOONEY. RICHARD NJ Seminary, Miss
| MOORE. WILLIAM. McCool. Miss.
| RONCOLI. CARLE. Cantalupe. Alexandria
| Italy.
sALADINo. TONY. Brooklyn.
VANDEwIELE. ACHIEL H.. zwcevcees
| Belgium.
WOODS, GEORGE F. Walker. Ark.
| CARTER. BENJAMIN p. Walker Ark.
| CHARGE. HARRY ". Omaha, Neb.
| CLARK. WILLIAM r.. Phoenix: N. NJ
FISHER. CLYDE C., Bythriile. Ark
| FITZPATRICK. JOHN, Worcester. Mass.
GALLAGHER. CHARLES j.. 20 Wes'
| Jackson street. Nilkes-Bnrre. Pa.
| GARRETT. ROSS. Lebanon. Va.
| HARRIS. CHARLES w, Nickclsville. Va.
| ALLEN. GEORGE H. Calumet. Mich.
BURROWS. ARTHUR, 154o Wood street
| rvoyHSNI SSTONIO. Mocapaoua, Ia.
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998 ARMY CASUALTIES
TOTAL OF TWO LISTS
Army Report for Today Contains 500 Names and for
Last Night 492-6IO Wounded, 1873 Killed
in Action, 2IO Missing

crAroovv SAett troiou, >,,,.
thnTp,n> nEwi,r,, ~ Naoha. r,,,,.
wash o'''
EAvANAGII FRANK IT,. New York CITY,
MANN THOMAS PHILIP Pinckneyyille
III.
MARANzAMo; ,i,', poMENlco. y ,, New York city
MURRAY. JOHN. San Francisco, Cal.
NELSON. FR1TICHOF. Iron Mountain.
Mich.
PITENAN PAOI.A, Terre Houte. Ind
ROSS. LAWRENCE, Orwell, Vt
SOBRALSKI. STANLEY. Berlin, Wis.
EiIf.iEp EnHHE WAiTER RALPH s. 1ossn,
Mich.
CALVIN JoitN LYMAN oot'ase Hro'e'
Pa. ,
C,IrZAJ ANTHONY H. Pinconniny Mich
HooToN. FLOYD b.. Burlington. Ia
MY" "''"
HOvERCAMP. JOHN. Eensgn. Mich.
ROSTER, THOMAS. Butterfeld. Mich.
MCCARTHY. CHARLES w. Brookline
Mass.
MARDER. MAURICE E., Dorchester. Mass
OLMSTEAD. CARL p, Wolcott, N. Y.
POPHAM. CECIL, j., BattIeton, hy.
RANKIN. CLARENCE LEE, schoolcraft
Mich.
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LEHECKA. FRANK, Chicago.
IlOCKHART, EDGAR L., Dorchester, Mass.
McANDREWs, JAMES j.. Uniontown. Pa.
McBEE, WILLIAM D., Homestead, Pa,

LEHECKA. FRANK, Chicago.
LOCKHART, EDGAR L., Dorchester. Mass.
McBEE. WILLIAM D., Homestead, Pa.
McEJRoY. FRANCIS. Brooklyn. N. Y.
MAXoN. ROBERT j.. Stockdaie, Pa.
MEYER, LIE ROY, New York city.
M1ELN1CKI FRANK, Chicago.
MILES, JOHN, Chicago.
MITCHELL. CEDRIC r.. Rochester. n. Y.
MosoGAN; M1soI s,,oS GEORGE; Detroit. Mich.
PEARSON. RAYMOND r.. Bartlesville.
Okla.
PERKINS. WILLIAMS. Pittsford. N. Y.
PETERS. HAROLD e. Chicago.
RABUN. EATHER ANDREW. Midlothian.
RAPPATTA. THEODORE. Ashland. wis.
REGAIN. WILLIAM j.. New York city.
REGISTER; DAVID A.. Graceyille. Fla.
R1TCH1E. CHARLIE F.. New London. N. C.
RosENFELD. CHARLES Chicago.
sARNOWSkI. ANTONY. Chicago.
SILTMAN. ELDRED E.. Pingree. N. d.
SMITH. NORMAN. Cleveland, o.
SNYDER, JAMES. Cleveland. N. D.
AUTH. WILLIAM L., Pittsburgh. Pa.
CELICHOWSkI. FRANK. South Bend. Ind.
CHAMBERS; FLOYD, Holden. W. Va.
HERoBouLOS. ANAST. Canton, o.
TPEL. TONY. Chicago.
JAREsENzsKI. JOSEPH. Kontzka, wilma.
Pussia.
LANE RALPH. Plainheld. Ill.
CARL L. LITTERER. Clnrksville. Iowa.
ROBERTSON. HOWARD. Knightdaie. n. C.
sAGER. RAYMOND. Amsterdam. N. Y.
STONE, WALTER, Cotton. N. Y.
SULLIVAN, DANIEL. Pittsburgh. Pa.
| TASHLE1N, CHARLES r, New York City
ANDERSON. JOHN c.. Racine. wis.
| ACRAND, GEORGE. Savanna, III.
AYLER HOMER. Fort Ripley. Minn.
| HATES. ROBERT H.. Wahoo. Neb.
hOND, RAY. Mount Vernon. III.
lBREITSPRECHER. WILLIAM L., Chicago
BROOKS, ISAAC. indianapolis. Ind.
CASEY. JACOB NJ. Marlin. Texas.
fCoHEN. LOUIS A. Brooklyn.
nEsHONG. WALTER b.. Fnirchance. Pa.
GREENBERG. MORRIS. 1873 New street
Philadelphia.
pTRA, VICTOR JOHN. PittsburFh. Pa.
| GREENWAY. JOHN w. Atlanta. Ga.
HARENzA. JOSEPH. Chicago.
| HINES. ROBERT. Chicago.
NAsS, CHARLES. Brooklyn.
| BAUM. ISRAEL Brooklyn.
BELLAvANCE, ARTHUR J.. willimantic
Conn.
BLAKEsLEE. HARRY w Sterling, Ill.
BRoMBEREK, FRANK. Beaver. Dam. wis
| FARNUM, MARSHALL, r.. Inkster. D.
HAMMOND. WILLIAM T., Eight Mile, Ark
(HASSELToN. HENRY o.. Clearbrook. MINI
| HUBER, JOHN c.. Peosta. Ia.
KAVANAUGH. CHARLES. Brooklyn.
| KENNEDY, EARL r., Muntfort, Wis.
hLoNG. BENJAMIN EBENEzER. Peytons
burg Ky.
McDINITT. DEWEY X. Boliver, n. Y.
| NEHRING. MAX RIENHOLDT. Oconomc
| voc. Wig.
NICHOL. ANTHONYD.. Proctor. Vt.
PARA. NICoLAJ. Detroit. Mich.
| PRINDIFILLE. MICHAEL j.. Chicago.
rURDOM. HAROLD w. Chicago.
QUALLS, ROY J.. Norton. Va.
SINizCIK. MIKE, Newark. n. J.
SMITH. HORACE c.. birmingham. Ala.
| SNOW, JAMES W. Madison. Wis.
| THOMPSON. THOMAS. Augusta. Ga.
URINSZ. PETER, Schenectady, n. Y.
VERT, LOUIS T.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
| Won ALMEN. CHARLIE c.. Elizabeth
MINI.
WILLIAMS. CHARLIE NJ. North Chariot,
| N. c.
WOODS. CHARLES l.. Imogene. la.
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DoNNY. NATHAN c.. Richmond. Ky.
COON. RUSSELL WALDO Gary. Ind.
DRf1ws. VALENTINE A. sheboygan, Wis.
FERRERo. DOMINIC. Puente Cal
JEFFERIs. EDKAR. X. r. D., No. 4. Union
town, Pa.
JEREMIAH. JOSHUA. West Depere. wis
KIMMEL ERNEST w. Butte. Mont.
KOHN. FRED c., Detroit. Mich.
LAWSON. WALTER. Swan Lake. Mont.
McAvoY. JAMES r., New York city.
o'MARA. ROGER. North Portland. ore.
PANKO, DAN, Wade N. u.
PHoL. JOHN Morrill,. MINI.
SASS. JOSEPH. Milwaukee wis
WEBB. FRED L.. Marble. n. C.
WERLICKY. TERENTY Chicago
w1EGLENDA. GEORGE. Gladstone. N. D.
WoHLFEII,. CHARLES RUDOLPH. De
troit, Mich.
SoMNfTz. CARL O.. Chicago.
sOyA. MICHAEL j.. Jr.. 5I1 Market alley.
Reading, Pa.
STEVENS. HOWARD L.. Berg. Nd
THORNTON. FRANK A. Seattle. Wash.
T1EDEMANN, WILLIAM jamestown. n. d.
uMLA. FRANK. New York city.
VALENTINE. OSCAR. Cosby. Tenn.
wEBBEKING. EMIL E.. Waterloo Ia.
WEINsTElN MILTON 1sADoRE, Atlanta.
Ga.
wEsTERLUND. sIGuRD w. Braham.
Minn.
WILLIS. EDWARD J.. East st. Louis. III.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
Captain
| SNYDER. ROSS. Los Angeles. Cal.
Licutenants
wHtTMYER. JOHN E.. London. England
WILLIAMS. ARTHUR FRANKLIN. Newark
CuRRlE. JOHN NJ. Austin. Tex.
| PURYEAR. EDWIN A.. Green Bush. Ga.
| Corporals
| NrCIIAEIs cu,prrc ,,,,,..,,, ,,,,
| BJoRNSoN. JOHN. Loge. Flakkefjord
BITTENBENDER. BENJAMIN JOHN. 21os
south simpson street. Philadelphia.
| BUGDALE. LUTHER c., Parsons, IA.
| DEMART1N. MICHAEL. woodhaven. Conn
GILL. WILLIAM H.. jacksonville. III.
GREENE, JAMES a.. Syracuse. n. Y.
sHAFFER. HARRY. Pittsburgh, Pa.
| STlNEMlER. THtRLoWE c.. Slater
| WHITE. CLARDY. Crofton. Ky.
WOOD. SAMUEL. Third and Fourth streets
coLLINGwooD. DELwYAN EMERY. r.
| +. ID. /, Rimer, Pn.
HALE. KELLOGG STRONG, Portland
uEisNER. PAUL w. Nebraska City, Neb
REISS. GEORGE, Rochester. n. Y.
Musician
HALE. EDWARD JOHN, San Francisco
| Cal.
| Wagner
IAYRHEN. MURRAY New York city.
FERRELL, FRANK Estep. w. Va.
| Cooks
CRANE. HARRY c., 100 Broadway. Elmira
| Pa.
WILLIAMS. EUGENE. Horace. Neb.
WILSON. JOHN, Charlotte. n. c.
Priyates
BARANOwSKY. CHARLES. Hartford, Conn
BARNER, MYRON H., Emaus, Pa.
REALS, SAMUEL A.. Muskegon Heights
Mich.
! vile. Miss.
BILLS BENJAMIN F.. X. r. u. I, Gap
Lancaster County. Pa.
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PHELPS GALEN ". Little Hockins b.
PIERINI. PIETRo South city, San Natse,
Cal. N li ~ n
PIPER. CHESTER A.. sapdusky. D. s
REETZ. JOHN. Mayevllle Ky Z. 4
REYNOLDS. CLARENCE. Indiana polls, fn6.
RICHARDS, GEORGE o.. oaktown, IND
SILVA. EDWARD r.. Oakland. cal.
SMITH. MARTIN O.. Rock Mart. oa. ~
TEW. LEON N. GARFIELD Wis. "A
THwEATT. vANDERAN, Paducah. Ky. S
TRAFICANT. THOMAS. Chicago.
TUTr. ROBERT b.. Mddletown. Ohio.
vENAZIANo. ROCCO. s. Asata. Italy.
BLoMGREN. DANIEL, Mitchell. Mont.
RbnM RbdNRER A4LTS AALESX.; a ksy ssots,, Ryssisn n..
SaMPANEILA' SMAN JOSEPH New YORK CITY.
CASIGLIANI. PETER Foacana. Italy
CHAMBLISS. GLEN D.. Louisville. Miss
IANJIKoUTsos. MICHAEL. Karpatho.
Italy.
HAsBATANIAN. MELKIs. Haverhiii. Mass.
McGRAw. HERBERT. Oak Hill. w. Va.
MANGos. SAM. Detroit.
MURRAY. SAMUEL E., Pesotum, ILL.,
RUBINo. LUIGI, sslemi. Italy.
SHEMP. ALEXANDER. Keota. Col.
| SMELTZER. EDWARD A.. Seattle. Wash.
STAGER, IONIC L.. Silver Creek, Ga.
STRZELGZk. AUGUST. st. Hedwis. Tex.
ToOMEY. JAMES. Is $. Webster avenue.
Scranton. Ia.
WHITE. JOHN PATRICK Monroe City. Mo.
| WRAY. THOMAS LEE. Indianapolis Ind.
| YAGEN, JOHN r.. Chicago.
RUSSO. MARtNo DELIo, East Boston.
FRRSskS FRRRSNAS fhr2 FAT2b osstn ehssfRPs F. Mich
GHEBlN GGRtB T. go gEdRSE siRn9's02 81 Patrick. Ia
street, street. hiih Phiisdeiphia. "a. "a SiS' "0'n"''n
HhKRA4 hdHy w5EAN t5N H. Ksnsss G,y Mo-
IuEBNfR; MAX ", Marquette, Mich,
O'NEILL. JOHN NJ. ssss Lombard street.
saM0. ANDREW. Perth Amboy. N. J.
SANToLA. ROY. Syracuse, N Y.
sAvo1E. ISAAC C.. Houna. La.
| SCHoOLER. IRWIN j.. Genesee. Idaho.
| SMALL. WILLIAM b.. Racine. Wis.
| SMITH. ALBERT D.. Canaan. Conn.
SNIvELEY, JOSEPH w. Bremerton. wash.
| STEWART. JAMES y NJ. Mattapan. Mass.
TTnHifFT Tnif 5AMEs Is vIN Nswt9n eentsaT Mass
VAUGHAN. EDWARD H.. Cambridge. Mass.
YIDRINE. ALc1E, Fenton, La.
| WEiNHoLD. WALTER. Adell wis.
| WERNSMAN, ALBERT L.. Patoka, Ill.
| WRIGHT. CLARENCE o.. Montrose. Col.
| ANFENSON. DEAN E.. Palisade. Col.
BACA. BALTAzAR, villaneuva. n. NJ.
| BELL. CHARLES. Pleache, n. NJ
| BISHOP. HARRY w. Lowell Mass.
BLAIR. SAMUEL T.. so47 Coral street.
| Philadelphia.
BOWER. DUvAL D.. North Berwick. Pa.
| BRENNEN, THOMAS. Rochester, N Y.
| BRUNAUGH WILLIAM A.. Socorro. N. N.
| BUNCE. HARRY g.. Aberdeen. $. D.
| BURR1LL, GEORGE. Lynn, Mass.
| CARROLL. WILL Orwell. Indianapolis.
| Ind.
wHIPPLE. WALTER. Neponset. III.
| Widen. DEE c.. Sallinsaw. Okla, 8
WILHoIT, CECIL E.. Kansas. Ill.
WILLIAMS, PAUL. Paris. III.
WILL, CARL, Reesevile. Wis.
| WoLLARD. MALCOLM p. Gatesville. Tex.
WOOD. VIRGIL H.. Rockyface, Ga.
| WRIGHT. RoLLIN A.. Hornbrook, Cal
ZALOUDEK. FRANK, Chicago.
'ZIMMER, EMORY L.. Beaver Dam. Wis
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DIED OF DISEASE
serreau6

DIED OF DISEASE
Sergeant
BISHOP. FRANK H.. New York city.
Corporal
BROWN. sTLAs. waukegan. Ill.
Privates
GRUBB, WILLIAM E.. Rievescille. w. Va.
GARRETT. HENRY. Marshall. Tex.
MAGNBR. THOMAS j.. Detroit. Mich.
DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT
Lieutenant
OFT. LENwooD H, washington, d. c.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
Private
THOMAS. ARTHUR H.. Annapolis avenue,
Mount Winans. Md.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Captains
REESE. JOHN FRANCIS, 1901 Market
street. Pottsville. Pa.
G1Frt l.. H, Peoria. III.
Iieutenants
Mcv1CKER. LANSING. New York city.
oMALI.EY. EDWARD A.. Syracuse, n. Y
osBuRN. JAMES c.. New Rochelle. n. Y.
serscants
HALL, LEON D.. Little Rock. Ark.
KIM, ALoYsIus j.. Chicago.
ZIMMERMAN. CHESTER T., Chicago.
Corpornls
BALDWIN, HARRY L.. 1Aeth. N. D.
BLACK. JACKSON. se5 Lippincott street.
Philadelphia.
BowDEN. WILLIAM A.. Chicago.
BURNS JOSEPH JOHN. shelburn. VT.
McKELLIGoTT. MAURICE j.. Hadley.
Mass
MOORE, RALPH A.. Menoken. N. d.
ROUNDS, LLOYD L.. Mott. N. D.
THOMAS. LIE ROY F.. Kerhonkson, n. Y
WEINER, HARRY. New York city.
CHRISTIAN, JAMES W. Aubrey, Ark
THOMAS. ARTHUR L.. Bsuxite. Ark.
WILLIAMS. DAN S., Evansville. wis.
Wis.
Privates
BLuMHARDT. CHRISTIAN, Chippews
Falls, Wis
BowERs. GEORGE E.. Kalispeil. Mont.
BRENNAN. DEWEY. Blackwell. Okla.
BROGAN. EDWARD H., Rupert. Idaho.
BROWN. JAMES D., Great Falls. Mont.
CASPERSON. CARL F.. Stockmarknes Yes
teraalen, Norway.
DUoCAINE, FRANK JOSEPH. Crivitz, wis
EDINGER. WILLIAM E.. Trenton. N. J.
| FuRBERsHAw. JOSEPH A.. Washington
GEoRGEsoN. JOHN A., Madison. wis.
McCLA1N. CuRNIRD c.. scary. W. Va.
MARTIN, MARSHALL D., Carlisle. Pa.
lMOELLERING. MARTIN F.. Lcmona. Wash
PARKS. RAYMOND c.. Mount Sterling. III
| RICHARDS. EDWARDS B.. Big Fails
MINI.
SCHULTZ. GUSTAV RUDOLPH, Modena
wis.
SIMPSON. ROBERT A.. Glasgow. Scotland
| SKARTVEDT. SELMER X. Mott. N. d.
| STOMBER JAMES T., Gardner, Mass
| TERRILIi. VERNON H., Fairmount. N. d
| TIFF GEORGE. Big Rapids. Mich.
VAN CALDER. MERLE. GAINESVILLE Wis
| KIfALIEL. DAVID. Cleveland, o.
| KING, THOMAS j.. Chicago.
| LAMOTTA. LOUIS, Newark. n. j.
| LANDSTROM, FRED e.. Sheyenne. n. d
LATRAIL., LOUIS N, Grenora, N. D.
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lAV KILLED IN ACTION
Lieutenants
MILLER. RAYMOND ECKERT. Detroit.
bOST, DANA CECIL. Benton Harbor. Mich.
TWEEN. JOHN H.. Vaughn. Miss.
NJ sergeants
lDE vR1Es, ARTHUR DAVID. Grand
n Rapids. Mich.
FULTON. CHARLES JAMES. st. Clair,
y Mich.
GLENN JAY TAYLOR. Gregory. Mich.
Rapids Mich.
SHOEMAKER, CHARLES. New York city.
DE RoNDE. EDWARD JOSEPH. Racine,
wis.
FERGUSON, EUGENE BARRY. Raco.
HOOD, HAROLD HAYWARD Ann Arbor.
Mich.
HOUSE. FORREST G.. Lee Center. Ny.
KocHA Tx. JOHN, milwaukee,, wis.
LAFRxN.A, KENELM Bloomer. Wis
McARTHUR. CHARLES r., Hancock. MINI.
Mcr HERsoN. IVAN. onaway, Mich
PADA, WALTER H.. Menomiee, Mich.
REID, NEIL, Warren. Mich.
STACK, FRED STEPHEN. Chicago. III.
STAFFORD. EDWARD ADELBERT. Muske-
TwoMEY. MICHAEL PETER. Kalamazoo,
WATKINS. HARRY THOMAS. Allen. Mich.
WINCH RAY. Marshfeld. Wis.
1ANNI, EUGENE T.. Boston. Mass.
Bugler
MARTIN, LUCE CHRISTOPHER. Pitts
burgh, Pa.
.as Privates
ASCH FRANK. Birmingham, Mich.
COOLEY, JESSE, Brighton Mich.
DRABSNSTOTT, ALVIA RICHARD, Custer.
Mich.
DRISCOLL, LEO j., Ashmont. Mass.
EssMAN. ALFRED BERNARD. Waterford,
WIS.
ENGLISH. GEORGE d., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-03
Wa shington, Sept. 8.

A total of 99S are contained in the
army casualty lists issued by the War
Department for today and last night.
There are SOC in today's report and 492
In last nights. Today's list is divided
As follows:
Killed in action ................ 6S
Missing in action ............... ia
Wounded severely ............... 163
Died of disease ...... ............. b
Wounded degree undetermined) 143
Died of wounds s............... IL
Died Of airplaneN accident. ..... l
Died Of accident and ether causes. l
The list
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
HOLLAND ACCEPTS
DEMANDS ON SHIPS
Consents to Sailings Through Dan
ger Zone To Deliver Wheat.
Makes Reservations.
- Associated ptees - Every Evening

~ NssociAte. Press - Every Evening
The Hague. March lS Holland has
acceptNi. with certain roecrva tlous The
Anglo-Ameucan demand regarding Dutch
shipping This Ras announced ~ the
Second Chanhcr today by Dr ioudon.
the foreign minister who added that
Holland could not 20 further ami WAS
awaitlng the Anglo tmrrlcan reply to is
latest COMMUNICATIONS The minister 5
declaration which viii be discussed bv
the Chamhcr Tuesday. SAID
he German government having
declared It's inability to furnish 100 600
toms of wheat IN two months. the Dutch
government finds itself compelled TO
accept the demand tor sailiDg Dutch ships
through the danger zone which the Ameri-
can and Brush governments had at
tsehed to the eIcivcry.on April T. Of
100 600 tons OF wheat
Or Ioydon added, however. that he
assent of the Dutch government VAS
based on conditions Included among
these conditions were the claims that the
Nthed governments should guarantee
that no troops or war material be trans
ported on the ships and that vessels
destroyed be replaced by Others after the
war Another condition WAS that bunker
coal necessary for transporting merchan-
disc 10 Holland ought 10 be furnished
Dutch ships
DIR Loudon explained that The Neither
lands had been ready to accept the pro-
ylsional arrangement by which 100000
tons Of grain would be supplied on DC
count, IN accordance with the basis OF the
agreement with the AlIles. when the
associated governments suddenly sprang
the demand that the released tonnage also
should be used IN the danger zone
''It Was laid down by The Netherlands
government RS basic condition for the
arrangement. and accepted bv the asso-
ciated governments. continued the for
egn minister that the Dutch ships be
kept ont of the danger zone | viii refrain
from discussing the reasons that NAV have
led To the new demand, but It's Justice The
Netherlands government cannot admit
Neither does II admit the assumption.
prevalent in certain countries. that hen
heiligcrcnt's need OF tonnage becomes
pressing neutral SHIPS can be forced Gu
bloc 10 enter its service
DR. Loudon said The Netherlands
government. after mature consideration,
had informed the associated governments
that both from political and economic
viewpoints II directed seriously to their
demand. but it deferred making definite
answer. taking into consideration the
threatened grain shortage during the
coming summer and the probability that
refusal would result in the cutting of
of all overseas supplies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
FINE COAL DEALERS
500 ON SHORT
WEIGHT CHARGE
Local Merchants Plead "Nollc
Contendre" and Blame
Trouble on System.
REVISING SALE METHODS

In the Court of General SESSIONS today,
Judges Bovee and Conrad presiding,
Isaac Elmer Perry, James / White and
Henry G White trading as White
BrntherE. the Hamilton Goal Co. Henry
Snyder. the Diamond Ice and Coal Co,
John NJ Douahoo and the Philips
Thompson 60. indicted for violation
of the coal statutes pleaded nollc con
tendre with prntestaiIon and wcrr scn
tenced to pav flne of $50 and costs
eaci Pleas were entered and sentences
imposed in the absence 81 the defendants,
Who werr represented IN court hy vii
liam $ IIlIlra. attorney
Martin Tomczyk had been similarly
indicted. hut his case was not disposed
uf ~ he was ahsent and Mr. liilles was
not SURF he WAS counsel for hat defendant.
Attorney General Relnhafdt SAID these
merchants were Indicted for giving short
weight, ranging from - - ieh pounds.
IN a ton when selling coal
Mr. llilca sald Il anything were wrong
il was due probably t. the system and
not to auv intent - do wrong
Attorney ,encral Reinhard' sgnrilcd
the States willingness g. accept the
plcas lie aaid coal merchants are
irving to devise a system that wIll prevent
occurring again wflat mo sfAlff - ~FiEHtS
md tneafalrea discovered He thought
thla unpleasant experience should ind'l"o
eflch merchants ~ give full weight and
SAID he helevrd thnv would
Following statements hy counsel judge
Rayeo imposed sentences Ihc fines
aud casta N ouch case amounted to
s55G5
gvo peasions ~ court wrrr held pcxt.
wlih Judge Hoycc sitting IN Room NJ. !
and Indgr oprad presiding ~ Room No.
Antonio Fomplni charged with hreak
ing into a store with ntrnt t. commit
larceny. changed ms pIea from not guilty
r. guilty hv advioe ~ his attorney
Idwn I, Cochran. If. and was parolod
- Judge Royce
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-19
DUTCH SHIP BOARDED.
L. ). Naval Reserve Ofitcers Seize Sama.
randa But Withdraw Later
al Pre'ss to Everv EVenInl

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New York March 10 Apparently
through misunderstanding one Of the
Dutch ships in New York harbor, the
SaInarAnda, WAS boarded by officers ot
the Naval Reserve today and her com
mander notified that they had come to
take possession Of the ship in the name
of the American government
The commander was told that the
American flag would 60 up at noon and
that the officers and crew Of the ship
would be given until midnight to leave
The commander of the Samaranda ne
ported the circumstances 10 the Rntter-
dam Lloyd, her owners, and said he was
preparing to obey when shortly after
noon he again reported saying the naval
officers had left the ship He said the
naval officers had informed him they had
been instructed to return to the navy yard
and that the contemplated seizure had
been postponed.