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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28
MANY Get "Patliotic."

It ia remarkable what wave OF
patriotism has swept over the coun-
try since the "work or fight" order
and the prospect of the change In
the age limit.
Clerks, truck gardeners, billiard
hall fiends, and other gentlemen
hitherto entirely unacquainted with
work. feel now that their services
are necessary to Uncle Sam, and that
the shipyard is the Onlf place FOR
them. and now Mr.. Larry Harris, the
employment department manager at
the ward, is kept busy telling them
why they cannot do their Bit IN
the yard.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28

The Puget Sound Maritime Dis
trict Council has called special
meeting for next Saturday night, at
which officers for the coming year
will be lected, and matters OF I'M
portance will be acted upon.
The meeting will be held in Seat
tie and a full delegation will be sent
from Olympia.
On July 18th the Pacific Coast
Maritime District Council Will hold
it's convention in Seattle. at which
representatives of every local union
of Ship Carpenters. Shipwrights ana
Jo;ners will have representatives.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28
LABORERS, RIGGERS AND FAS-
TENERS.

Sunday evening the president, the
secretary and members of the execu-
tive committee departed for Aber-
oen to represent the local in the con-
vention Of the State Federation OF
Labor. The absence of these lead
ers, however, had no apparent effect
upon the membership at large. which
turned out at the meeting Of Monday
night in goodly numbers and pro-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28
Shipyard Band Best Ever.

Have you heard that shipyard
band? Say, they have real direc-
tor now and the numerical strength
of the band has been nearly doubled
by the acquisition Of new talent and
there is no doubt that in this band
Olympia is going to feel proud in
having the best organization Of its
kind in the West.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28
Chorus

Hoist up your famous "Stars and
Stripes" glory of right and true,
Step forward Sons of America, the
whole world depends on you.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-28


Thru storm of hate, thru cloud of
gas, against those hateful Huns.
Stand ready lads to give smash, the
time is due at once,
Step forward on Blood Drifted
Trail" you know your duty and
score,
So surely as the wrong shall fail, so
sure we will win the war.
Fight till the enemy bend their
knees for rules of coming time.
The world shall have universal
peace instead of cruel crime;
So striving nations, near and far,
reach out your helping hand.
1t will be the brightest star on the
banner of our free land.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-26
Faith in Business Future Expressed
Special Despdfch 10 THE Sun

BOSTON, Dec. 25.-Tanners and shoe
manufacturers are looking optimistlcally
10 the future, but are as one in saying
that the success of their industries de-
ponds on their being able to continue to
get raw materials. However, as the United
States has a larger domestic cattle
and hide supply than any other i'm
portant tanning and shoe manufacture
Ing country, according 10 a statement
the Shoe and Leather Reporter will make
tomorrow, it is expected that they will
he able to get all the raw products re-
quired
The situation regarding contracts with
the Government which had been made
only verbally and which had been a
source OF uncertainty to manufacturers
has been greatly relieved during the last
week. The contractors are now prac-
tically certain that the matter will be
arranged in a way satisfactory to all
concerned.
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HOLMES Floyd. Lansing. Mich.
HOIST. Herman NJ, Plalnview, MINI.
HoRROCKs, Joseph e, Scranton. Pa.
HouCk. Hesgio r.. Jefferson. y. c;
HULL. Ernest e.. Schuyler Lake. ". y.
HT,SSHIcuyT, WillisWs sylvia nyda;o n ga
IsAACs. Abraham. siS Beck St. New York
JACKSON. Conway. Puryear. Tenn.
JENKINS, Clynton, sidney, ohio.
JOHNSON. Horace. Beaumont, Tex.
JOHNSON, Joseph H., ozart, Ala. 90,
JOHNSON. William H.. San Francisco Cai'
JONES. Ralph D., Lyndhurst, y. j.
kALIEl, Nelson, Inwood. y. \.
KATE. Abraham, Philadelphia.
KERN, Charles e, Penbina, y. ID.
K1LROY. william. Jackson, MINI.
KING. Frederick IL, Philadelphia.
k kdI:S David NJ Erie s, Pa.
kREIIS. Tony. Hartford.
kRESH Henry, HARRISBURG Pa.
LACHiONI Rocco, Easton. Pa.
LANCE. John f. w, Detroit.
LANGMAN. sydney Louis. Cleveland.
LAPwOSKI. steve, Toledo.
LARSON, James A., Lehrbille, Ia.
LEE Henry West Point. Tenn.
LEMMER, George c., Little Rock, Ark.
LEvEsouE. George II. Berlin, \. H.
I;ooKABAuGH, Roy s. oskaloosa, Ia =
McKiN, Robert R. MI,liersSars. Pa.
MCKINNEY. John, Evelyn, Ky.
McKNOwS, Dora v, Butler Ohio.
McMURRAY, Charles NJ. Hollis, Okla.
MAGEE. Don, Glennora. Tex.
MALCOLM, Green W, Malekof. Tex.
MARINER, John NJ. Briston, Pa.
MARLEY. John p. Wisconsin,. Pa.
MATTHEW'S. Harold H.. Chostertown, Nd.
MATTSoN. Hugo, Houghton City, Mich.
MILLER, George r, Moscow. Pa.
MILLER, Willie. Bristol, Tenn.
MORTON, John s, Dallas. Tex
MuRNIKs. Edward Iva" Xthol. Mass
NHFS GE GGSm' s Fl cs%oTds' Mass
NEGRDPoNT. G.. 100 Cherry st., New
NELSON, Otto. Sweden.
NEuMEYER, John r. Washington. D. c.
NIvIsoN. Robert C., Portland. ore.
NOGA, Andy, Cleveland.
NORDRJAD, Bert A. South Bend. Ind.
CHIYKE. Samuel. Philadelphia.
o'CoNNOR, John A., O2 Roosevelt place
oEHLRIcH George r.. Es,,on. Nd.
OLSON. carl A. Philadelphia.
OLSON, John, Philadelphia.
GRAVE. Andrew. Elmhurst. y. Y.
PALLoGRuTO, Fronceo. Philadelphia.
BALM Robert R., Johnstovn; Pa.
PAJLUOCY, John, New Haven.
PHOI.AN. j. j.. North Tonawanda, n. Y
RTZzASI, r.: North Tonawanda. n. y.
RINGER, Frank NJ. lone, Cal.
RlVES. Charles N. Gilroy. Cal.
ROBERTS, Andrew D., MissAla, Ala
ROLLWITZ, Carl p, Laurel, Mon.
! ROSENBLUM. Morris, $40 South Thirt
st.. Brooklyn.
| SELBY, Charles j.. Oakland, Cal.
| SHOLAR. David o. Boxton France.
| SlTERLET. Anthony J., Royal Oak Mich
| SMITH. Clarence J. J., Relay. MdS
| SMITH, Fred H., Fremont, Ohio.
| SMITH Gene NJ, Wildersville Tenn.
SMITH. Robert j., South Manchester
| Conn.
| GROVE. Eugene Smell Red Springs, ~. c
| SOLNoRN John A.. wantona, Wis
| SuRENsEN, Neils NJ, Standard. Alberta
| Canada.
| SPAlNHOWER, Clarence L., wolcott. Kan
| SPt Ring, W. j.. 1899 Broadway, Brook
Ign.
| SWEENEY. Joseph f., LILY. Pa
| TERRY. cecil. Shreveport La
| THOMPSON. James L.. Altoona Ala
| THORNE, william NJ, Detroit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-26
Psychology Helps sales.

That merchandising industries rapidly
are intoxicating scientific methods into
their selling endeavors is made evident
in the Incorporation at Albany of two
new companies to sell waists.
II has been learned that the "psychol-
ogy OF eye attraction" and "store color
ing" are TO be called upon to aid in the
selling of these goods.
One OF the organizations which has
done business in New York for some
time has street space OF only eigh;
feet six inches and but little more depth
according to statements OF its manage.
ment. but by the use OF scientific meth
DDS of pleasing the eve has made a sue.
cess far more than commensurate with
It's size.
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NAs>ER. Ben. corp. 1856 Prospect place
brooklyn.
ARNOLD BENEFITS THEATRE.
Author Becomes n Manager With
Nigel PIayfair ns Chief Aid.

Special Correspondence 10 TUE SuN.
LONDON. Dec. 14.--Arnold Bennett,
after making a bare" income from his
plays, is to set up as a theatrical man
aSer. AS chairman of a private conf
pany, OF which Nigel Playfalr. Brit
ish actor is managing director and
producer of plays, he has acquired the
Lyric Opera House in Hammersmith
a suburb OF London.
The theatre will open with chill
drens revue and pantomime. the book
by A. A. Milne Of Punch, with lyrics
by c. L. Burton C'TouChstone" of the
Daily MuiD. Later will follow a re.
vlval of LAS You Like It" and a new
comedy by Mr.. Bennett will also b
produced.
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ing corrections regarding casualties
previously reported were made public
to-day by the War Department:
WoUNDED-DEGREE uNDErERMiNED
-PREVIOU SLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
HoYI.E, AarIy, eoTp'' rAi!ad Dc; IH
0wE%. Leone =. corp, Ford city, Tex
REYNOLDS. Edward T. corp, PhiIadei-
RiFSS' John T. corp. Kansas City, Mo
KITE william ", bugler, Paine, ONO.
MiTCHELL. Edward b., bugier. Phi!a-
BSSifTipANo. Columbo. mechanic, Stockton.
BGTTEMFIELp. Loureu F. mechanic.
vAH StTJ'A Frank, mechanic, Baltimore.
AAI .Si ' Ro6Grt t., Heidonheimer, Tex.
ANDERSON, Eric, Pierce. Nc6,
ikRIsoS Edward d1%i IT, t. r FsSRsf N g.
ATSTON. Arthur u. Chester :. c.
BApER' Joseph il, Philadelpnia.
BLAIR, FRANKLIN, A, bunnell, MINI
RAK5MIh M'9 Ta H. P &hmd,fiSf Okla
RENESHUNAS. stanley. Baltimore.
BETT ~, Almond, Pheniz r /
BOLMNN, George r, Evanston, III.
R 8, i 5ghn T. I R,f;,ao4s Tex
GAPP0CETTA, GIovani Sharps,iie, Pa.
CAREY, John j., Oakland. cal.
sARTER, George, AMra!yi}o,,S' AK.
CissApY. Charles H.. Paterson. y. J.
CHAPMAN, Alfred II. snowflake, Va.
o6 nLi.So'i Edward j. Wiiiiamstown. Pa,
| CORDOVA, Perfecto, Kelly, y. NJ.
DAILY, Julius g. Baitimore
DEI.VECHIO. Robert H., Bltmore, y. c.
| DEMAsl. Candida Pittsburg,
DILLON, Henry F.. Chicago
DoNSER. Philip. Amherst, \. y,
| DOUGHERTY, David. Philadelphia.
B PRRXXtHr c? Mss J %sSc1iss M Mn
PEi b%REI F''f Fred [e' psa1lF, r. D.
ESwICH, Ben, Philade iphia:
! EVANS, Casper, Newport Tenn,
| EVANS, David L.. Lehl, wash
| FALACCHI. Joseph, Phiia ielphia.
FEINER, Morris, 3OI L. 9Th ST., New
ElHIbbs Grover C, Anderson, $. g
FORD. George p. Willow Grove, Del;
| FRITZLAN, william T.. Carlisle. Ind
FUTRELL, Harry c., Fort Sam Houston
cALf.AGHER. James y. Philadelphia.
GINTY. Phillip, 30s. Third av.. New York
GOODWIN. Donnie r., McCullors, y. c.
GREEN, John +, CrestOn, la.
GRlTNERT, ChaunCcy NJ, Appleton. Wis
HAMMOND, Jesse r.. Roarlngsprtngs, IA
'HARCUM. George r., holland, Va.
HARRINGTON. Andrew. Berkeley. cal
HARVEY, Francis H., Brush, col
MENHDI,EHs,3,N' Warrryn T. Hrazorla. Tcy
HESlTT. chester A. Somerset, Me.
HILL, Arvll, Houston, Mo.
HoCkMAN, Jacob, 1884 simpson st.. Ne
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-26
WOUNDED N. Y. MEN
IN STRASBOURG LIST
Others There Who Walked
From Dormstodt.

PARIS. Dec. 24.-The wounded Amer
lean prisoners who We're found in the
Strasbourg hospitals by the Y. NJ c. A.
November % were as follows:
o'TOOLE. J. Arthur, Lieut., Aviation Ser
broken leg. September ii; a. ' '"''
MANNEDA, W. W. Lieut. Aviation Ser
vice. PittsbuTg; shot twice. now recov-
AUCHENPAUGH. Elmer. .ergt.. e,s seth
?, st. brookiyn; shot in left leg. july 81.
HE\GEL. George. Wanda. MINI.
OCiON. len, Glencoe, Ain
mOWEKS: John. GheboygAn. Mich.
M3MAND. David. Atlantic City.
MENGER, Charles, 2i2 Sumpter ST.,
Brooklyn. Convalescenf
DtHLQrisT. George. 100. ". Tooth ST..
SCOTT. James NJ. I2s New York av..
MHMIKEE, David, Columbia, Pa,
" EST charles. bloomsbury. Pa.
Fl ENTHER Fred Stratford. Wis
PRoBST. Louis, isvil,c Ky. died in
Strashourg hospi'i November - OF
angina pectoris after an explosive bullet
NAs>ER. Ben. corp. 1876 Prospect place,
brooklyn.
The Y. NJ, c. a. also found Lieut..
Richard Aldworth, Aviation Service,
san Antonio, who had escaped from
Karlsruhe; Privates Edward Prunier,
24S West Hazel street, New Haven,
Conn; Percival Barnes. New Haven
Albert Kali, Philadelphia, and Robert
Ring of the Fifth Regiment of Ma
rines, all of whom had walked from
Darmstadt They left thirty-five
Americans there. They obtained food
and clothing from the Red Cross and
athletic equipment, tobacco and money
from Y. NJ c. a. man in Berlin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-26
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Dry Goods Merchants
Oppose Luxury Taxes.

II ETATL dry goods merchants
X already are formulating plans
70 oppose the final passage OF
the luxury taxes as embodied in the
war revenue bill. THE National Re-
tail Dry Goods Association will make
n formal protest to Washington in a
Jew days. and the Garment Retailers
Association already has wired objec-
tons.
II is charged that the bill is dis
crlminatory and that 1t would stand
In the way of business being trans
acted in the usual smooth manner
because of the difficulty which would
be found in computing and collect
ing IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-26
Black ENTERTAINMENTS an Innova-
ton.

Only time will tell whether black I'M
dergarments, which have now attained
certain vogue. will continue in popular
ity.
A smart model which is taking we'll is
a combination OF black satin and lace.
which is used for ankle length boomers.
The bloomer portion of satin extends to
the knees with the black thread lace
fuled from the knee down. thus serving
the purpose Of both bloomer and petit
coat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-26
RAW SILK PRICES
IN UPWARD Squirt
Rise of Is Cents in Seven Days
Reported on Some
Grades.

Prices are rising gradually in the local
raw silk market. They have gone up
about IL cents in tho last seven days on
some grades. while others have been
marked up cents. Sellers refuse to
consider lower values. Indications are
that manufacturers have practically no
surplus and will soon have TO buy freely
in the open market. At present they
are purchasing small quantities.
Latest advices from Yokohama say
he market there is firm but buying is
not active Business is light in Shang-
hal. Canton reports a strong market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-26
Drug Business Quiet.

Trading In drugs has been very quiet
during the week, according to a survey
OF the business issued by Drug aud
Chemical Markets to-day. There have
been reductions in some prices Chlor-
oform and choral hydrate are lower.
while there are advances in balsam,
tolu, vanilla beans and quinine sulphate.
Only a light business was done in
heavy chemicals, with prices generally
steady. Small lots OF dyestuffs are
changing hands with not much change
in prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-26
Business Troubles.
Petitions in Bankruptcy.

Petitions in Bankruptcy.
ANTHONY CoLI-MBO--A voluntary peti-
ton OF Anthony Columho. no address.
shows Liabilities Of $40. 90. and assets
OF {g.396. Tho three largest creditors
are United states Tr-!st Company, no
address. $3.50. Indiana Refining Company,
2ss Broadway, !966,09, and Thomas Russ,
Long Island City, y. y, $3.50. or the
assets. 81 600 are in real cstat" Frank
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RicHTER j giaI, C.; G n1s,S i rS5k 'W)'
ssaAyyi,.KI. Henry H., Chicago tW),
ssHAWAFFER, William A., Coilinsvllle (W)
scH NTz. L.ring NJ: wheaton tWw('
,,Vi%sEl. Tony, Chicago (M).
ssttEEFT Henry c., chicago lWD.
15yHr',Kt,R Ernest, Granite city wv.
WELLS Raymond X. Newman tW).
WiSsI.OW, James, Chicago (W).
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NATIONS HONOR ROLL

,cos,nucd FROM Preceding PoOc)
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OKLAHOMA.

CAKES. Malcolm Il. Lieut.. Norman lNC).
HARDIN, VIM. r. sergt., Cordeh (W).
Hey. Warren. corp, Tulsa (WS).
RIAKFLY, Fred o, Gotebo tW).
CANAND, Samuel j., Wynne Wood (W).
GRIFFIN. Ben F. Kaw City (Wl.
JENNINGS, George, Muskogee ODD.
KEITH Soldier, Stillwell tW).
McCLAIS, Anderson, Cockson (w).
MORGAN. Jay r. Murphy tw).
MILLER, Earl. Lindsay (M).
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Casualties Corrections.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-The follow
ing corrections regarding casualties
previously reported were made public
to-day by the War Department:
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lin Bien, s Beekman street. IL the at.
torney for the bankrupt.
Assignment
PHOEBE SNOW LABORATORIES mo,
manufacturing toilet and pharmaceuttcN
preparations and speciaties, with officea
at 2I West Twenty-third street, has
assigned for the benefit of creditors to
Phillip Scheinkan. Arthur Gold Is pres
ident of the company. 1t was incorpo-
rated in 1917.
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McLETAN. Georre r.. Buffalo CwU.
MOORE. John Clark waddinEton (W.
NJ MSNIlAN. Georgt. Binghamton CwU.
ODACKOwSKY, Harry. Buffalo wv.
opOMSkl, Roman Niagara Falls tws>.
OLIVER. Chester A. Hannet (wUD.
OISH1EwSKI Joe. Molo twO.
PETERSON. Nelson. Schenectady Cw).
r0NIATowsKI. John East Syracuse CwU).
PRIOLI stefano. Niagara Falls CwS).
PROVOST. Nelson. Cadyville (ND.
PRlLL. Frank r., Dunkitk twUl.
RAYMOND Gerald, Onoviiie twJD.
REDICK. Ed j.. Albany Cwl.
RElTBR. Arnulf j.. Syracuse Cw).
kILEi. Hugh r. Bnghamton (wS).
ROMAEDl John. Carthage CwD.
sAITERLY. william, Bingha anton CwCD.
SCHEP1.ER, Arthur Fred Hswley CwS).
SCHWARTZ, James B.. Rock Tavern. Orange
sERRAINO. Paul, Schenectady CwTD.
SINSki, Joseph F.. Garfield ,wU).
SOPER. AdaIbert C., Wsdhame (wUl.
siOSATO. Paolo. y North 9TH ave. Mt. Yer.
sTEARNs. Edward H.. Kingsbury (wS).
SrIpPSkl, Anthony. Kingston CwCJ.
rIiL.SON, Mark D.. Rochester W.
,rtEM SI.Af. Lawrence H.. Buffalo Cws).
,nASANT1. Charles j.. Buffalo CwU).
NAlsLElAA. Tarmeno. Utica wv.
MloTIO. Costanlo, Katonah W..
MEANER. Herbert D, Wilson wv
MECCHElDER. Harry j., Buffalo (wD.
miII-IAMS, Charles F., Syracuse (wS).
WILLIAMS. Joseph. Schenectady tws,.
WHINE, John. G2 Bot tie St, Glen Cove (WUO,
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bboHSTEDT, William. Lieut.. Saginaw tw).
DAMMANN, John, sergt., Saginaw IVY.
M6ANGAN Thomas Ambrose. sergt.. Bay
sErNDAGE, Leroy Smith. corp. Howard
MEAD, Albert Harold. corp, Adrian Cws).
sTnOFFER, william, corp, Dexter (Ws).
AHSST Christ j.. Saginaw on.
BARTHOLOMEW Arthur W., Birmingham
5IERGHooFER, Arthur A.. Monroe CN.
~ nRlEs. Gustave, Holland ODD.
LOWE. George jefferson, Detroit (W).
nn0IlHklSS, Fred, Jackson CWl.
HIS Frank A, Conway CW).
HOPKINS, David T.. Fremont (M)
nnSIDN. Oliver George, Ypsilanti CW0.
SSohNSQN, Arthur s.. Republic CM).
nnih\EYAERT, Charles Phillip. Detroit Cw).
rINiNsKl. Joseph, Detroit (W)
CANTON Clare, Bad Axe (wl.
TALABANEcK. Conrad, Detroit W..
rTAAhh IDR, Floyd. Hartford wv.
1aLi9E Stanley, Sault ste. Marie W..
,1ESEBSIER, Frank H., Detroit W..
wn'N ttRG, Harry, Bay City wv.
,wilhES Oren NanBuren. Jackson CWl.
or. Donald j., Morcnci W.
"A"A' hOWskI. John. Detroit W..
No., MINNESOTA.
BALI. Abort Charles. Grand Marias W..
5pnT0MS Harry, Miuneapolis M.
CnnhINll ANSON, Oscar c., Ersklne tWD.
WWVIpLEskY, Konstanty, Minneapolis W..
W. SER Mike, 81. Paul wv.
SIM Ill., Willie G.. Princeton Cw.
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ASH. Walter C., sergt, Anthony N).
BEJARDIN, Frank =, East Warren tM.
GARNER. william T., Providence tWl.
DANIELS, Thomas NJ. WoOnsocket IWS).
HILL Albert, Providence ,WU).
MEILEKAS Stacos j.. Newport CWS).
PRIMAL. Oscar Central Falls (WS).
PROVOST, Arthur, Manyille tWU.
GAGLI ARnI Pasqusle. Providence (Wl.'
RlGALI Piptro. Pawtucket ny,
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DURRAGE, Thomas d, sergt.. Fort Mil (W).
VIM, Walter c.. corp, Anderson tWS).
DONALD, Roy l.. Westminster tM.
DRUMMOND. John T Anuison ,W).
PETERSON. George, Sumter tW).
JACKSON, Henry, Florence CWD.
TAYLOR. Marion A. Lancaster ,Wl.
THOMPSON, Bailey. Columbia W..
ZIMMERMAN William, Troy tW),
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WILLIS, Joseph A.. corp, Winston Salem
WILLIAMSON. Green A.. CORP. Milton
twSl
BROWN. Claude F.. Traphni W..
IOESiNS. Lee Roy Wilson (wD.
DOCB. Arysl c.. Clemmons (w).
GILLEl. VIM. A. Fig wv.
LIES. Samuel, Saltets Depot OD.
SSHiFElN. Geo. Elizabeth (wl.
SLASCOE, Carl, Edmonds (wl.
i.ANDRETH. Jas. e, Salisbury Cw).
MNcPHAlL. Alexander. Wade (w).
PpU HTT,sni Clarence G.. Winston. Salem tw).
PHlLilPS. Frank. Lynn Cw).
eiLkINGToE. Charlie. Smithneld tw).
SIMPSoN, Saml. j., Fairfield Cws)
STEPHENsoN, Lueien H.. Raleigh (w).
NAIL. Jesse David, Greensboro (w).
MEEkS, Almond Clyde, Clinton (w).
oh -nrlA ord
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McCuLLoCH. W. A. Major, Rensselaer,
TATER. c, s, Capt, Norrhpor, cwuD.
SCHOPF q. j., Lieut., Buraio CW).
cCNNINGHlHA.;M' J. l., scrst. Saratoga
HELLEK, !, G.. ;ers,., sag Harbor (wl.
COVERT, c. y, corr, C,anlstco lwSl.,
nolan, G., corp, Al sabo Forks tws).
SAVAGE, P. j., corp, Friendship twsa,
sEAGhEc George 2sDo S Go5D SEFscaso cws|
BA I, ,, a2qSjd i, Eo0ssS SWs}; w,n
s sRe VS. or oFyiiiS $, 'Se!kirE tws,.
BTk LII Eb, E,s B stTTsfSrd IVY !W
CHRISTOPHER, D, iLudlnstonvil,s Cws).
CI%EK Y RHymo nd a. 4l'G Gsayy W wv,
cR0NiN' Jane. D.. Yonkers lwU).
coz, Herbert n, Monroe ,WWgsl,
DODGE, Leyi s. AnGoEer VS.,
DREMEL, Kaslmir, Hudson Cwsl.
FELTER, Jacob w: Readburn wv.
EISHER I ssSSgs e. B Rs.ys MS
FRANCIS. John j.. North Bloomfield OvU).
GERARD, Francis s; Glens Falls Lws).
GRiFFiN. william D, Rchheld Springs
HANSEN, Chester 6. Buffalo ,wS.
HAYDEN; John Joseph joseph "a albany tw'
! iiFfFRMAN Bernard J., Ca1onuvia Cws).
HICKS, Monroe, inw9od W.T.
| JOHNSON carl f., Jamestown (WID.
| KAPPA AlphonsO, Amsterdam (AD.
KIERNAN, John J., 26Ss st, Raymonds ave
LONG. Clarence L., Lockport CMD
McCAFFERY. william Edward, Bay shor'
(W.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-29
@nt paricrt.

@irterieIo. Den 6ricOrid Der
@robe geeen iein ionitige @epiIo-
aenbeit tros ieines iugeuolihen II-
ters gum General ernonnt botte,
rift nit Dem a0nig iibcr 9ouo. 90.
bei Ioben iie in Der 6erue einen
9forrcr ibncn entgeocntro6en. Der
ou0eni6einIid nn6 ieiner 5iIiale
woate. Or rift cine pr1dtige eng.
hide Stute.
Der General Greerte lid oor.
fiber. ooB Der Yforrer ouf einem
I6oneren Gferoe lab ole er ielbit,
unO beidIoB oaber, Den @eiitIifen
gu bGnleIn. Ger @onig fannie Den
8farrer uno pnrnte Den General
DOR ieiner ihorfen 3unge. ober
erreidte BEL Dem iungen Seibiporn
nifts nit ieiner @ornung.
8interfeIo eoIoppierte oIIo ouf
ben @eiitIiden gu uno rief i6on
Don peitem:
Sic foIocn Dem geiipieG S6res
Serrn unO Meiiters gon5 unO gar
nidt. Serr Gforrer!"
.8ie meiucn ons Sbre @rsel.
Ien5?" froote Ser @eiltIide, obne
iein |fero oil6ubuIten.
sd meme oos TO-" eripioerte
@interfeIo, in6em er MN neben
ocm Iforrer berritt, Dob SIR
Serr un6 MeiIter ieine @in5ug IN
SeruioIem ouf einem ocmiitigcn
GieIein gebaItcn bot. sic ober
reiten, trot6cm oie &eiie n1ir nod
Sbrer SiIioIe gebt, ouf einem e0Ien
@%nglGnOer."
SD piiroe germ Dem 9eiipieI
Deg SeiIonos foIoen," tGoete DER
Efarrer oelniitig, Dober i6 fam
es nidt."
.@orrm oenn?" frogte ser &c.
neral, INNER an Ser Seite 6es
1forrers reitcnO. Ser fid inoeiien
Dem aonia ndberte. g@S febIt bod
nidt an gicln!"
.Seitoem 81. @nieItGt onaefnu-
gen, oieie Sicrlein 81 ieinen @ene-
roIen 81 MAIDEN, meroen Iie ielten, "
erfIGrte Ser @iorrer, berbeuete iidl
tief nod Dem &oniee bin uno trob.
te BON 6onnen. pGbreno ser Gene
roI oen Spott fir oieie ltnterre.
Dung iiber iid ergeben Iaiien mnbte.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-29
gismard-9 lmefSOte

gei einem @eIoge in ser Sol
oenen &ronc@ gu @0ttingen, an Dem
nuh ser Stuoioius gismord tell
nobm, ereienete es iid, OoB cine
Icere SIoide einfod olirh Die Sen-
iteridei6en ouf Die StroBe eeipor.
fen muroe.
Die SoIge mar fir 8ismord cine
@orlooung Dor Sen ltnioeriitdtsrid.
ter. @ie er ooitano, in Sdlafrod,
aononenftiefeIn uno meiBen Sc.
Oerboien, nit Ser Iongen 8feife i'm
Munoe ut0 bon Ieinem Sunoe be.
9Ieitet, begab er iid aui Die @e-
ridtsfon5Iei.
nSerrrr. mas wonen sic bon
nlirrr?" ifJnorrt i'm Der Tidter
an.
sd nift BAG geringIte.~ erpi-
bert @ismard, nober sic BON mirl"
9amit 5eigte er feline @orlooung
Dor, uilo Ser 9fi6ter beginnt iein
@erb0r. Muf sic 8cDouptung
@ismords, sic Tlaide ieiN einfaf
gum Teniter binauseeflo9en, frogt
0er &id]ter, morin- benn oie trei-
benoe &raft beitanoen babe, Die
oieien Slug oeronIoBt.
nSe nun." erfIGrt Ser @ngeflag-
tie, tells in Dem 3uiammen3ieben
ser Musfeln, tells in ser Shnung-
froft Ser Mrme. I'm Sbnen 0ies
gu 0e%monitrierelL ersreife id bier
oieies SintenfoB -"
Ser geomte, Ser 3pii6en 8is-
lnord uno Dem SenIter itano, fiel
Dem Stuoenten nod redt8eitig in
Den 9(rm, fono Die grIdltteritna
ousreideno, fertigte raid oos MOTIF
&c [ftenItiid, i6iittete Strenionb
ooriiber uno = empfabI iid benz
Serrn bon 8ismord.