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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

H. Burgdorf, 1869 Richmond
St, Dongon Hills, S l., \. Y.
Wheeler, Macon, Ga.-Rev.
c. A. Phillips, 100 Rembert
st, Macon, Ga; Rev. c. A.
Phillips, 100 Rembert St, Ma
con, Ga.
Washington D. C., Camp Belyoir,
Camp Hunt, Fort Washington,
Camp Humphreys, Quantico-
Rev. H. H. Beidelmann, 73S
18th St, N. W, Washington,
d. c.; Rev. Julius Walker,
1927 Georgia Ave, Washing
ton, D. c.
Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio-Rev.
A. Beck, 800 Bowen ST., Day
ton, Ohio.
Wissahickon Barracks, Cape
May, n. J.-Rey. John F. Win
kelblech, Box 252, Cape May,
N. J.
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&eter aorsbolm, ggerniuno. Ser-
gen Static, Smgl. 9aurii3 9oiien.
R%abnsfobbeI. Mlrer Rielien, Saa.
itrup. 8eoer MaOien, llIIerlip. CIR.
8eteriel 9aaosager. Sans Socob.
ien, golIerup. Sorgen aebler, SD
rup. Bib. SdmiOt, auguitenborg.
4noreas &onien, 8uoeritp, Sbor.
oal0 9au, Sagenbierg. Sens Go
LANDER, 9roballe. 8ernbarO Car.
len, 6lensborg. Daniel gbriitenien,
Npbns. Gbriitenien, gtpbus. SEES
9rooerien, arageluno. CIR. Beter.
len, aneIoo. grs6rene CIR. o9
Sobs. g6ilee, &nrl 9ocb, 300.
Heter Solit, geibet. 5rans San.
len, S~arresleo. &arI 4ug. 9Iee.
berg, gbr. Sans @noreien, 9ar6e-
rup. Carl Greut3, 2pngbraa. Mar.
tin Beef, Rerre @i. Iis 8oDien,
sillerup. So6s. Subj, q. Safiteo.
Smeo Anoerien, Sar6eInno. Sobs.
clinton Semen 9. 2pglim. anoers
9tnoreaien, Si~nningiteo. @orius
Senien, &orlum. 9eter Beterienl
agtrnp. Sobs. alinbt, grooer 9Dt'
sen, 0pferfe Sogn. a0oIf Boul'
len, Geoenps Sogn. Setter @eterier
ISange, @. 6e0er / gioerIteOt.
Minoitetallet paa falone Sen'
oerip6er er M 1898.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
Sngcn @rrnepliat, inscn gorger
r~ettigbeoer.
Den Imerifn tuinger eno life
MGnS meO p6prite Hnpirer"
inc / 6Greu.

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6eo Del llfIar9e0 angaaenoe sen
amerifanife S9rnepIigtsloo. Oct
er life ret lGnge ii0en, ct 9lao /
9amarf erfIpreoe, at oct eneite,
amerifa biotil bao6e u0rettet Sri.
gen, bar at tpinge oe itnge Men0
ira nelltrole 2anoe, Tom opbolOt
Jig / oe 5orene0e Stater, til at
Ipringe SoIOatl
Oct bur0e o9re uneOpen0i9t at
0ementere en- ina0an llian06eo. On.
6oer Man0, ser opbol0er Jig /
amerifa, maa, 9pis ban er I III.
0eren mellem 81 og 81 Mar, Iaoe
Jig rgiitrere. @en bette betp0er life,
at ban u0Ifriues eIler blot er pig.
tig til MiIit9rtjeneIte.
Or en- Mon6 life amerifanif Dor.
ger, og bar ban life siort Sfriot
til at Iaoe fig naturaliiere, fan ban
UNDER ingen Oniten0igbeoer ta9es
til Sol6at.
Sar ban erflpret oct ior i'm Sen.
iigt at 6IiOe Berger, uotoget line
oigrite 4apirer", iom set fables =
ltoifrioes ban fun til MilitGrtieneite,
laurent ban life gsr Snoii8eIie.
Men 9er ban 5n0iigeIie, 0egrer
ban fla oeO at gre RiIitartieneite,
font ban tiOIigere bao6e erfIGret
BET for i'm SeHii9t at 6libe ameri'
fanif Berger, miiter fan for be.
itanOi9 Getten til at Opnaa Berger.
rettigbeber / Auerifa. Og bette ID.
mes iul0t retiqroigt.
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gapirer, afiO9r9er BAN for be.
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iaite 8eniigt al blue 9orger / Be
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Nan0 iaale0es opnaar ueo at uOta.
.9e lin i6rite gapirer og ingen
toinger BAN, bel at mGrfe, til at
a6re bette, oct er al fri Bile, ban
afio9rger Groifa6 moo lit gamIe
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- fan oct neppe beteenes iom nos
gen llrimeligbeo at paalagge BAN
ogiaa nogle 8Iigter. Men abiolut
MiIiterpligt paalaoges bam emo.
oa life - ban tan, JON iogt, blioe
|fri for SoIOatertieneite, bois ban
oil, men maa Ioa iamtiOie gipe vi.
talo paa nOgeuiinoe at blioe ameri-
fanif Berger.
Gaar ale Omitanoigbe6er tages
i getraetning, maa Set Iiffert ind.
rGmmes, at amerifa bar taget me.
get mil6t paa oisie SiIiel0e. Ger
er egne / Oisie Stater, boor allie
De inofeOte unge M9no / 8prne.
pligtsal0eren BAR maattet -gaa |
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bleoet tilbage % bar bGtet 5or6e.
lene oeo De andres 9ortreiie; Den
bsie arbeiosleh tortere arbeios.
ito oiu., oio.
Danmarf Dar lnngt mere oraiti.
tie Observation-Disclosures END
amerifa. Ebi ben oanife 2oo u
ger, at enboer Nauo, Der er | g9r.
nepIigtsaIoeren og Ear fait OpboIo
Il 2anbet, er plietis til Wilitar
%tieneite, b~oaoenten ban er oanit
lln6erIaat eIIer Ell. 5 Sammenlig.
ming oermeo er ben npe american.
fife COB meget mooerat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
LUTHERAN CHAPLAINS AND
CAMP PASTORS IN THE
ARMY AND NAVY*)
REGULAR ARMY.

REGULAR ARMY.
Chester, John, E., SD Inf. A.E.F.
Hall, John, 50th Inf, Ord. Dept,
Curtis Bay, Baltimore, Nd.
Hedstrom, A. R., 18th Eng, A.
E. F., France.
Hoffmeister, E. o., Coast De
tense, Philippine Islands.
Lindquist, John, o., Ard Inf,
New Orleans, Ala.
Londahl, NJ. NJ, 57th C. A. E.
F. France.
Lutz, Simon, c. A. c., Fort
Bayard, n. Mex.
Nerison, Geo. H., SD Field Art.
Fort Sill, Okla.
.Schliesser, Adolph, 32d Inf, Scho-
field Barracks, H. 7.
Weber, Emil W, oath Inf, Camp
Wadsworth, S. G.
Wennermark, H, Booth Cavalry,
Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
NATIONAL ARMY.
Bell, Albert D., 3O9th Mach. Gun
Bn., A. E.. F.
Gresham, H. P. c.. 311th Inf,
Hdqrs., A. E. F., France.
Diehl, Jacob, 310th Tr. Hdqrs.
NJ. P, Camp Custer, Mich.
Duenow, Alfons G., 343d Mach.
Gu, Camp Travis, Tex.
Enger, Jorgen R., 310th Eng, A.
E. F, France.
Gallman, Carl E., Sd Inf, Re
placement Reg, Camp Gordan,
Ga.
Gearshart, Robt. H., 308th Mach.
Gun Bn., A. E. f.
Gruber, Charles, 154th Depot Bri-
gade, Camp Meade, No.
Harris, Arthur c., 8th Field Bn.
Sig. Corps, a. E. F. France.
Helm, George R. 305tA Hq. TT.
NJ. p, A. E. F.
Hoff, T. A, 926th Field Art,
West Point, Ky
Malmberg, Luther, 350th Inf,
Camp Dodge, Iowa.
Manges,E. L. 317th Field Art,
Camp Jackson, S. G..
Markley, R. L. 317th Field Art.
A. E. F.
Miller, Ross, P. o. No. 726, A. E.
+. France.
Nelson, George E., 32d Eng. A.
Z. T. France.
Peterson, james, care Chief Ord.
Off. A. E.. F., France.
Rinard, Herbert A, 322d Field
Art, A. e. f.
Brig, Camp Meade, Nd.
Sorenson, Alfred E., 329th Field
Art, Camp Custer, Mich.
Trexler, Charles D., 32d Division
A. E. F., France.
Waltemeyer, W. c., list Reg.
Art, Fort Strong, Mass.
Weismiller, Ralph r., 342d Inf,
Camp Grant, Ill.
Whitman, r. D. B., 154th Depot
Brig, Camp Meade, Md.
Wacker, III. A. (Unassigned).
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NATIONAL A

Dollman, Harry s., 106th Eng,
Camp Wheeler, Ga.
Keeyer, Francis E., 102d Trs. and
NJ. P, A. E. F.
Lauer, Carl Frederick, Both Inf,
A. E. F., France.
Peters, Burleigh, 10th Fild Art,
A. E. F.
Proehl, Frederick c., 164th Inf,
A. E. F., France.
Stearns, Gustav, 10Th Inf, A
E. F., France.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
NAVY CHAPLAINS.

Groth, Emil H, U. S. S. Louisian-
ma, car Postmaster, n. Y.
Lenski, Gerald E., U. S. S. Pow
hatan, care Postmaster, N. Y.
Seidler, Paul E., U. S. S. George
Washington, care Postmaster,
New York.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

Norfolk, Va. Rev. 0. c. Krein-
heder, 215 9th St., Newport
News, Va.
New York, New Jersey-Fort
Hancock, Camp Vail, Mon
mouth Park, Ocean Parkway,
Ellis Island, Fort Wood, Tot
tenville, Hoffman Island.-Rev.
Paul NJ. Young, 40 East
18th ST., New York City.
Olympus Peninsula, Wash, Aero
Camps.-Rev. VIM. Schmidt,
Quincy, Wash.
Oswego, n. Y, Military Hospi-
tal-Rev. E. C. Osthoff, D. D.,
Phi. D., Herkimer, n. Y.
Paris Island, S. C.-Rev. F. A.
Bowers, Chaplain's Office, Pei
ham Bay Park, N. Y.
Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark
Rev. w. P. Erikson, Hotel
Belmont, Little Rock, Ark. +;
Rev. J. j. Mueller, Box 7,
Route l, Levy, Ark.
San Antonio, Tex, Kelly Field,
Camp Travis-Rev. Vim. Krau-s
haar. 102 Nebraska St. San
Antonio, Tex.
Camp Stanley, Brooks Field, Wise
Field, Samuel Morse-Rev.
Walter Tillberg, care Rev.
VIM. Kraushaar, 1O2 Nebraska
St, San Antonio, Tex.
Fort Sam Houston-Rev. c.. T.
Jensen, 224 West Florida ST.,
San Antoine, Tex; Rev. Ar
thur Hartman, 127 Dakota St.,
San Antonio, Tex.
San Francisco, Cal, Mare Island,
Camp Fremont, The Preside,
Fort Winfield Scott, Fort Baker
Rev. Harvey NJ. Leech, 2501
Webster St, Berkeley, Cal. +;
Howard St, San Francisco,
Cal; Gunter Storaasli, 2455
Howard st., San Francisco,
Cal.
Camp Sewer, Greenville, S. c.
Rev. John w. Link, care Rev.
G. L. Miller, Sal North Main
St, Greenville, S. c.; Rev. J.
Deckman, care Rev. c. L. Mil
Ter, 541 North Main st, Green
vile, S. C.
Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Miss.
REV. L. G. Jacobs, P. o.
Box 412, Hattiesburg, Miss.
Camp Sheridan, Montgomery, Ala.
Rev. Ralph r. Rudolph, 126
Holcombe ST., Montgomery,
Ala; G. II. Nelson, 126 Hol-
connie St, Montgomery, Ala;
Rev. D. VI. Kleist, 80 Madi-
son Ave, Montgomery, Ala.
Fort Sheridan, Ill.-Rev. o. Ing
yoldstad, 1903 7th Ave, May
wood. Ill
Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, o.
Rev. w. Schramm, Lutheran
Center, care Exchange No. l,
Camp Sherman, Ohio.
Fort slocum, New Rochelle, n.
Y.-Rev. W. R. Frendberg,
White Plains, N. Y; Rev. c.
S. Rain, 26 Lockwood Ave,
New Rochelle, n. Y.
Fort Smelling, st. Paul, MINI
Rev. Nels Lundgren, 757 Mary
land St, St. Paul, Mimi.
VIM. Hood Dunwoody Industrial
Institute, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Rev. Nels Lundgren, 757
Maryland ST., st. Paul, MINI.
Aviation Mechanic Training
School, St. Paul, Minn.-Rev.
Nels Lundgren, 757 Maryland
St, st. Paul, MINI.
Fort Stevens, 0re.-Rey. t.. B.
Neste, AIT 18th St., Astoria,
Ore.
Syracuse, N. Y, Camps Around.
Rev. H. NJ. Schroeder, 300
Butternut ST., Syracuse, N. Y.
Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky
Rev. J. f. Seebach, Room SOB,
231 West Broadway, Louisville,
KY; Rev. f. W. Wambsganss,
2t3 Gray St, Louisville, KY.
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Rev. H. P. Eckhardt, Hotel Sell
wyn, Charlotte, n. c.
Fort Hamilton, n. Y.-Rev. F.
w. schuermann, 654 54th St.,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga
Rev. Alvin E. Bell, Room 215,
Herald Building, Augusta, Ga.
Fort Hancock, n. J.-Rev. H. II.
Burgdorf, 1869 Richmond St,
Dongan Hills, S. l., N. Y.
Hospital Supervisors-Rey. F. H.
Meyer, 2431 Morris Ave-, New
York City; Rev. Karl Kretz-
man, 585 East 178th ST., New
York.
General Hospital No. Rev. A.
j. Traver, 273 East 10th St.,
New York City.
General Hospital No. Rev.
Emil F. Bergren, 10 Chenan-
go ST., Buffalo, N. Y.
General Hospital No. Prev.
H. B. Schaeffer, SO st. Dus-
tan Road, Biltmore, N. c.
Group of Hospitals, New Jersey
Rev. Prestin \. Laury, Amer
lean Hotel, rs River St, Ho-
boken, N. J.
Hospital, North River-Rev. A.
Steimle, D. D.
Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rev. w. A. Snyder, D. D.,
127 Willoughby Ave-, Brook
Ign, n. Y; Rev. John Holthu-
sen, 1T South 9th ST., Brook
lyn, n. Y.
Camp Jackson-Rev. J. W. Ok.
ner, 1888 Main St., Columbia,
S. c.; Rev. Chas. A. Freed, D.
D., 1909 Laurel St., Columbia
S. c.; Rev. H. A. Mccullough,
D. D., 1921 Bull ST., Columbia
S. C.
Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla.
Rev. W. P. Cline, Jr., care
Y. NJ. G. A. Hdqrs., Camp
Johnston, Fla.
Camp Kearney-Rev. J. A. E.
Naess, 3136 Granada ST, San
Diego, Cal.
Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va.-Rev.
Paul H. Krauss, 113 North Sy-
camore St., Petersburg, Va.
Rev. Fl. H. Gallman, $50 Fill
more ST., Petersburg, Va.
League Island Navy Yard, Phi
ladelphia, Pa.-Rev. Arthur C.
'Carty, League Island Navy
Yard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fort Leavenworth, Kan.-Rev.
John NJ. Mason, Y. NJ. c. A,
Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Camp Lewis, American Lake,
Wash.-Rev. A. B. Anderson,
Y. NJ. G. A. Hdqrs., Camp Lew
is, Washington; Rev. c. S.
Hasle, 1910 South L. ST., Ia
coma, Wash.
Camp Logan, Houston, Texas
Rev. n. NJ. Ylvisaker, care City
Y. N. G. A., Houston, Texas.
Camp Macarthur, Waco, Tex
Rev. Ernest Mutschman, 701
North 18th ST., Waco, Texas
Rev. NJ. B. Quill, zoos Jeffer-
son St, Waco, Texas.
Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala.
Rev. H. Mackensen, Box $50.
AnnlSton, Ala.
Fort MeHenry, Baltimore, Md
Rev. Otto Berhenn, 81 East
Caroline ST., Baltimore, Nd.
Mather Field, Cal.-Rev. W. J.
Hoskinson, 1915 10th ST., sa.
cramento, Cal.
Camp Meade, Admiral, Md.-Rev
F. W. Meyer, 500 Park Ave-.
Baltimore, Nd. Rev. Ralph
H. Long, Box rs, Jessups, Nd.
Rev. A. L. Kreyling, Y. NJ. G. A,
Camp Meade, Md.
Camp Merritt, Tenafly, N. j.
Rev. Chalmers Il. 'FRONT.', Mer.
rift Hall, Camp Merritt, N. j.
Rev. Charles J. Smith, D. D.
3 West 65th ST., New York
City.
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Zumceripudmc

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2iIaoelie, efterlpies ogiaa geter
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en- Soloat ira Omegnett of Suinm,
Der bar neret iabnet | 3 Aar, og
bois Suitrl1 allereoe I nogen Sio bar
beret git igen, bar M ienot ct
fsrite Sipstegn fra Huslono.
aonen, Der iaaleOes pluoielig bar
faoet at oioe, at bun er gift meo to
Meno, ifal bore / meget neotrpft
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ilan 4eergresiet, foroi bette boer
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get file. og l1oiigterne for gng-
beet er beller life eooe.
0nlO6rBllnp. a~r6eiosmono Bill.
belm 9eterien og Suitru / aoauno
beo 5lens6org funoe III. n5lens6.
gO.@ ieire oeres @ulobrpnup ben
II. SUM.
Sabine SenSerjpoer letter SER.
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falone:
9eter Bib. S~srgenien, Sans @bri.
itenien, CIR. Soerien, Sens Ras-
mlisien, Setter Gbriitenien, @ottlie6
Sobannien, CIR. Senien, Sber Gall,
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Brazil, Sans 81. Sanien Saoers-
leb, @uitaO 3oIlner, @opitrup. Sobs.
8oiien, Clubbing. 6reor. Subj, @ra.
rlip. Sans gbr. 0ie0ricbien 9ei.
lager. Ssrgen S9miot, Gaao. aurp,
Steoelt. Sans 2uno, ariltrup. Be-
ter 9anien @ratb, aaItrup. Sans
9olm, Sillerup. Sans 5rom, 5iel.
itrup. Sgren Sberien, 9raabpf.
SborDaIo Oilers, Sfob6us. Sens
Sdpfer, 5iernorup. Riels gilob,
5rerup. Gbr. &ier, 2eert. Nis ge.
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fen 8eterien, 6ieriteo. 2auIt anno-
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fen, g. 9eterien, EenOer. CIR.
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fen, Ss~noergaaroe. anoreas Nis-
fen, clinton Semen, 9isbp. 2auit
Gbriitenien, Sfart. 9eter 6. an-
oerfen, @isbierg. Serman $omeliiis,
Beter Ebonas, 2pgumfloiter. Sans
Sbomien, 8raoeo. @artin geter.
ien, 9lbiIo. Sans S6renien, StaOe.
Watb. Rasmu5len, geierSfro. Cans
Gbr. aonitnlann grenoerup. Ses
Sesien, 8bomas @ocferup, 2oren5
S6rsenien, 2ebrecbt @laopit5 SIR.
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len, Stprtom. Sbomns Sanfen,
Gtrobqf. Nsmus Sonien Corp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
UNASSIGNED.

Fleck, John G., lids. I'd Eng. TT.
Regt., Camp A. A. Humphriees,
Va.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

s)Vi meddeler denne Adresse
Liste, saa de, der har Ssnner ell
Ter Slegtninger Hren, kan Sc,
mo der er lutherske Feltppr@-
ster, hvor deres Slegtning er.
bet err Hjalp til at fore dem !
Forbindelse med Pr@sten. Red.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14


Lenski, Gerald E., U. S. S. Pow
hatan, care Postmaster, N. Y.
'Seidler, Paul E., U. S. S. George
Washington, care Postmaster,
New York.
CAMP PASTORS.
Camps around Boston, Mass
Rev. Joshua Oden, care Quincy
House, Cambridge, Mass.
Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas
Rev. Hugo B. Haterius, 404
Hemphill St., Fort Worth, Tex
as; Field Taliafferro Barron,
Carruthers, Eyermann-Rev. II.
H. Groth, 314 Texas ST., Fort
Worth, Texas.
Camps around Buffalo, N. Y
Rev. Walter Krumweide, ZIG
Exeter Terrace, Buffalo, N. Y.
Chanute Field, Champaign, Ill
Rev. Frank B. Heibert, Cham
paign, Ill.
Charleston, S. C.-Rev. S. l..
Blomgren, care Rev. George
Gongaware, D. D., 81 Pitt St.,
Charleston, S. G.
Camp Cody, Deming, n. Mex
Rev. c.. A. Davick, Deming,
n. Mex.
Camp Colt, Gettysburg, Pa
Prof. A. R. Wentz, Gettysburg,
Pa.
Camp Custer, Battle Greek, Mich.
Rev. David A. Davy, 81
Illinois St, Battle Creek, Mich.
Camp Crane, Attention, Pa.-ReY.
A. N. Steinhauser, DID,, Al
lenton, Pa.
Camp Deyens, Aver, Mass.-Rev.
Alfred Doerffler, Y. M. c. A.
No. %, Camp Devens, Mass.
Camp Dix, Wrightstown, N. j.
Rev. w. A. Pooyey, Church
Hqrs., Wrightstown, n. j.; F.
W. Friday, Rev. Otto Ungemach,
Ch'ch Hqrs., Wrightstown, n. J.
Dodge, Des Moines, la.
Rev. Nils Kleven, Brother
hood Bldg, Camp Dodge, Ia.
Rev. P. N. Sjogren, Rev. Hen
ry Moss, Brotherhood Bldg,
Camp Dodge, Ia, Rev. S. D.
Rodholm, Brotherhood Bldg,
Camp Dodge, Ia; Rev. James
oosterling, Brotherhood Bldg,
Camp Dodge, Ia.
Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill, Okla.
Rev. John j. Clemens, 701
Summit Ave-, Lawton, Okla.
around Ell Paso, Texas
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tel Herbert, BIT Texas ST., Ell
Paso, Tex.
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GoAaday, Box 81, Chattanooga,
Tenn; Rev. j. Ringle, care
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tanooga, Tenn.
Camp Funston, Fort Riley, Kans.
Rev. Martin Norstad, 731
Moro ST., Manhattan, Kans.
Med. 0. T. c., Rev. Theo. Han
sen, 1915 Pcyntz Ave, Maa.
haitian, Kans.
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st. James Church, Mr.. w. s.
Human, Gettysburg, Pa; So.
cial Rooms, Christ Church, Mr..
w. V. Garrett, Gettysburg, Pa
Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.-Rev
Paul Yount, Room 724, Cen.
trail Y. M. G. A., Atlanta, Ga
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Governors Island, New York
Rev. F. G. G. Schumm, 42s
West 44th ST., N. Y. City.
Camp Grant, Rockford, nl.-Rev
j. w. johnson, 405 South 4tt
St., Rockford, I'll.
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kegan, Ill.-Rev. Howard e
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Great Lakes, Ill.
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-04
ORPREUM IS FILLED
 BY C. Q. EMPLOYES
 AT SAFETY MEETING

''The safety first idea cannot be | OverdOne.' declared Wallace McKean, | safety and welfare director of the Cop | per Queen, in addressing the safety | first rally at the OTpheum theatre last night. Its like wOoing a grass wid-
 Ow." The theatre was packed to the | last rows with miners of the company.
 their wives and families and sweet hearts and friends, who had gathered
 to hear the messages of Mir. McKean and General Manager c. H. Vowel. and to see a series of safety first views and a regular bill of moving pictures.
 Mir. Dowell spoke briefly to the mel and their companions on the safety and Welfare of Employees" In his message he called attention to the necessity of conserving man power, to the need at this time of co-opera- ton of the mine employees and to the great results to be attained through observance of all safety regulations and rules.
 Mir. McKean spoke at greater length than his predecessor, dealing with the safety idea and using as his subject, Accident Prevention" He recited that several years ago the safety first movement was practically unknown in mines. He told how the idea had been followed up, how now it has become one of the grandest and greatest works on the companies, and how in the fu- ture it will become an even greater and momentous item.
 He called attention to the employ ment of the new and the old man. Ey cry new man, he declared, is a risk, but to himself and his fellow work CTS. Old miners, men who have been working underground for many years. are inclined to make themselves risks by following practices of several years past. He asked cooperation to better train the new miner and to impress on the experienced miner the neces- sity of precaution.
 The women, declared the speaker. are invited to the meetings for the purpose of interesting them in the men working underground. It was the opinion of Mir McKean that a woman will have more influence in persuad- ing a man to safety first than all the printed rules in the company books. The speaker asked the cooperation of the employees to insurance of better conditions and closer observation of the safety first plan. He then had thrown on the screen many scenes taken in and about the mines of the district Illustrating how accidents oc- cur, and how they may be prevented. Among the most striking and beauti- ful of the slides were a series of Sac rementO hill scenes Other scenes showed tramming accidents, powder accidents and similar accidents which easily could have been avoided.
 Following the conclusion of MT. Nc Kean's talk the regular evening bill of the theatre was thrown on the screen.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-04
4 CHILD GETS CROSS,
 SICK AND FEVERISK
 WHEN C0NSTIPATED
Look Mother! If tongue is Coated clean little liver
 and bowels.

If your little ones tongue is coated it IS a sure sign the stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once When your child is crcos. peevish, listiess. pale, doesn't sleep. eat or act naturally; if breath is bad. stomach sour, system full of cold, throat sore, or if feverish, give a teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs" and in a few hours all the clogged-up, constipated waste. sour bile and unGigested, food will gently move out of the bowels. and you have a well, playful child again.
 Sick children needn't be coaxed to take this harmless fruit laxative" Millions of mothers keep it hanly be- cause they know its action on the stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-04
Mining and Financial NelUS
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE,

NEW YORK. April 3.-For all prac tical purposes today's stock market was little more than a duplicate oi the previous day Trading was a trffle more active and diversified, but the tone was hesitant on the further ab- sence of decisive advances from abroad.
 United States steel. which yielded leadership to such speculative issues as Sumatra tobacco and Studebaker traversed a very narrow area, while Sumatra registered an extreme gain of three points and Studebaker ad- yanced h. Minor metals derived some stimulus from four point raise in national lead.
 Shipping steadied on relaxation of recent pressure and prominent equip gments were featured by American Car and Baldwin Locomotive, at extreme gains of F to points American Can also advancing one point and Atlantic Gulf 21z Sales. IS0,000 shares
 Industrial conditions assumed more hopeful aspects on the recovery of pig iron production as disclosed by statistics for March, and prospects of large government contracts for railroad supplies
 Further strength in French issues marked the irregular bond list, Lib erty also moving variably
 Total sales, par value, $5.275,O 900. United States bonds old issues un- changed on call.