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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-11
SECTION ONE
KILLED IN ACTION

IIEUTENANTS:
 Charles R. Middaugh. Jackson, Mich. William Muir Russell, Detroit, Mich. Irby R. Curry, Marlin, Tex. SERGEANTS:
 Abraham Friedman, Brooklyn, N. T. Coleman A. McGraw, Gaffney, >, C. Albert Meyers, Jersey City, N. J. Charlie Pietraszak, Toledo, O. Seamon P. Wheaton, Cleveland o. Daniel B. Wright Providence, R. Charles S wyke Andrews, N. c. South Mcintosh, Jackson, Ky Arthur Mitchell. Sylacauga, Ala. CORPORALS:
 Leo Prushinski, Nanticoke, Pa. Chambers L. Bunting, Jr., Asheville, North Carolina.
 William Walter Callahan, Lewistown, Pennsylvania.
 James Collins, Providence. R. I. George K. Hamilton, Samia, Greece, John F. Foley, Altoona, Pa. Joseph Hassenforder. Secaucus, N. J. Joseph A. McKearn, Beloit, Wis. Anton Misek, New York, N. Y. Frank D. Seybert, Council Bluffs, 1a Clarence Ward, Portland. Mich. Lowell F. Coleman. Goodland. Kan George w. McCaffery, Owen Sound, Province of Ontario, Canada. BUGLERS:
 Robert Kedzie Smith, Detroit, Mich John T. Fallon. Roxbury, Mass Mechanic Joseph Safonte, New York. New York.
 wagoner William Horace Warden, Augusta, Mont
 PRIVATES:
 Lewis Aaby Ute. Ia.
 Reward L. Basile, Philadelphia, Pa James R. Beckham, Houlka, Miss John A. Dean, Boonton avenue, But Ter. N. J.
 Michael Duffy, Phillipsburg, Mont Edward M Fay. Wakefield, Mass Albert Fines, Cleburne. Tex. Ernest Firth, Pearl street, Terryville, Connecticut.
 Thomas Fitzgerald, South Boston, Massachusetts.
 Henry A. Foster. Imboden, Ark. Wayne G. Franklin, Westfield N Y. John F. Harrington, Greenfield, Massachusetts.
 pRIVATES:
 Alvin I.aveile, Indianapolis Tony Mautino, Lexington, Mo. John Maync. Boston. Willie l.. Norris Pirkey Va. James l. Murphy, Roxbury, Mass. Edwin T. Probas sec, West Cedar Rap ids. Iowa.
 Oscar Cornelius .Sauvagoet. Wheel ing w Va.
 William A. Short, Kansas City. Stanley Skibinski, Alpena. Mich. Russell l. Smith, South Norwalk Conn.
 Arthur T.. Socia, New Haven. Miles Sheldon Sturgeon, Woodruff H..
 Ludwig Tande, Tande Mont Henry A. Underwood, Iuka, Miss. Howard L. vail Pasadena, Cal LaFayette P. Eauley, Newport, Mich. Gelindo Boraschi
 Joseph M. Cleary. Hal tford Austin Cullen, Brooklyn. Frank J. Duquette, Providence, R l. Clare Kent Eggles.on. Aurora, q. Mark Elvidge, Jessup. Pa. Jacob F. Fox, Charleston, Ind. .;uilio Fredo, Erie, Pa. Marvin Hawkins, Davy McDowell county, w. V.
 Albert R Eiull, Rocky Gap Va Fred Jones, Philadelphia. Charlie Marinio. Chicago. Guglienlmo Passetto. San Emorcgio Italy
 Constantine Pedranti, Olema, Cal
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KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY !. REPORTED WOUNDED IN AC

l9 KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED IN AC-
 TON PRIVATE:
 John w. Winston. Memphis. Lewis-A. Holmes. Galveston. Tex. Alton I. Chord. New Port. Ark. Charles l. Coffin. Itasca. Tex. John R. Davies, Chicago, III.
 John V. Goldsberry, Warewood West Virginia. George w. Koehler, Mound Minn. DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
 ACTION
 Elwood A. Bennett. Reiglesvine, Pennsylvania Samuel A. Bovee. Huntsville. N. '.
 Denver A. Lesher Leitchfield Ky.
 Joseph Marcus. Harrison. N. J. WOUNDED IN ACTION, SE-
 MERELY
 SECOND LIEUTENANT:
 William F. Drummer, Los Angeles, California. SEVERELY WOUNDED IN AC-
 TION, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
 KILLED IN ACTION CORPORAL: John c. Geiger, Jasper, Fla. WOUNDED IN ACTION, SE- MERELY PRIVATE: James E. Richards, Roekvale. Col PRIVATES: Earl s. Linder. Dundas, III. Y Edward J. O'Neu, Kansas City, Mo Galen II. Cough. Benton, Ky. Fred A. Thornton, Gloster, Athens county. O. GUNNERY SERGEANT; Arthur II. Johnston. IN HOSPITAL RECOVERING, PRE- VIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS PRIVATE: Godfrey w Anderson, Proctor. Mnn RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUS LY REPORTED DEAD OF WOUNDS PRIyATE: Raymond A. Anderson Minneapolis, Minnesota
 APPEARED BEFORE DISABILITY
 BOARD, PREVIOUSLY REPORT ED MISSING IN ACTION CORUORAL: Eugene M. Brown, Grenols, Kan.
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DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND oTH-
 FER CAUSES

sergt. George J. Onken, Minonk, III. PRIVATES:
 Alfred J. Bisignani, Jessup. Pa. Irwin Gilliand, koseinko, Miss. Nathan Lazaar, Philadelphia Jerry J. Kissane. Omaha, Neb. Francisco Mares, Cabeson. N. NJ.
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THE BIRMINGHAM AGEHERA1D WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1918
JOhn Mitchell. Karlon. Ky.

John Mitchell, Kar1on, Ky. Thomas w Mushroe. Chippewa Falls. Wis.
 Axel l.. Nelson, Aurora, III. William O'Brian, Lamont, la. Harold O. okell San Francisco. Leonard Palmer, Douglasville, Ga. George Peise, Chicago.
 Ernest w. Perkins, Illinois Bend, Tex. Charles G. Pflugfelder. Philadelphia. Arthur T. Quinn. Fort Myer, Va. Andrew Reczk. Chicago.
 David Reed. Lexington, Ky. Otto NJ Reinhardt, St Louis, Mo. Cecil A. Roley, Washougal. Wash. Perry E. Ross. Port Angeles, Wash. billiard C. Runyan. Hunters. Wash. William Walter Ryerson, Ripon, Wis. Bert Saltkill, Palmetto, Miss, Harry A. Shearer, Lemoyne Pa. Clyde Nenoy Shirey Corry. Pa. Salvatore Shirripie, Youngstown, O, Albert Showalter, Lewistown. Pa. Milton Simmons, Pottsville, Pa George Skitarelieh, Boggs Run, Wheeling, W. Va.
 Robert F. Slaughter, Los Angeles, California.
 
 Hepolit Soltan, Springfield. Mass. Walter Raymond Spring, Worcester, Massachusetts.
 George Steover, Lebanon, Pa. Edwin Truman Stiles, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
 Frank Stoltman, Milwaukee, Wis. Curtis Elmer Strausbaugh, York. Pa, Alexander Sutton, Bayonne, N. J. William J. Tanley, Yorkville, o. Lawrence Trimble, College Point, N. York
 Claude Underdown, Harrison, Ark. Vasilie Ursachy, Dayton, o. Guy William Wallace, Polk. Pa. Francis w. Webb, Plattsburg. Mo, Richard Weber. Hankinson. N. Dak. Edward NJ Well Funice, La. William r. Welsh. Loudonville. N. Y. Henry A. widmer, St. Louis, Mo. Joe A. r. Witt, Irvine Ky: Curtis Young, Princeton, Ind. John b. Young. Cleveland, N. C, Otta Arthur Schmutz1er, Denver, Col. Maurice Schltz, Washington, D. c. Frank Scofield, Bridgeport, Conn. Wallanty Sculsk, Newark. N. j. Wilbur G. Shankle, Hydro, Mont Ross R. Sherwood. Almont, N. Dak. George Shell, Bisbie, Ariz. William Staubach. Newport Ky. Tony Stawnikow owski, Milwaukee, Wis, Ernest F. Week., Minot, N. Dak. Alfred Weber, Buffalo, N. Y. Oscar Weltman. Chicago, IL Powell Wypyck. Niagara Falls. N. Y. Irving c. Young, Sunope, N. H. John Zakubowski, Detroit, Mich. Adolph Zellar, Humbird. Wis. August V. Zimmerman, Detroit, Mich. Henry Zimmerman, Staunton, I'll. Paul Zolbe. Johnstown, Pa.
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KILLED IN ACTION


 John H. Feltham. Jr., Newport, R. |. Robert Stauff Heizere, Osage City, Kan. Howard Lee Strohl, Hellertown, Pa. Karl S. McComb, Napoleon. SERGEANTS:
 Grove E. Sunderland, Newton Hamil- ton, Pa.
 Paul R. Farrell, Hamden, Conn. CORPORALS:
 Tom C. Cronan, Porterdale. Ga. Arvid Larson, Kane, Pa. William c. Lemke. Ionia, Mich. Lloyd Shrigley, Toledo. Arthur Julius Stuart, Lubec, Me. Joseph r. Fullerton, Jr., Philadelphia. George McCann, Shullsburg. Wis. Bugler Ray l.. Miller, Fairview, Mont. PRIVATES:
 Jason B. Althiser, Olivebridge, N Y. John A. Baccus, Woodhaven. John Barbarino. Boston Floyd E. Berry, Jackson, Miss. Clayton c. Ellis, Sommerville, Mass. Foire Francesca, Glassport, Pa. John B. Healey, New Haven, Conn. Thorn Mccarthy, Webbervile, Mich. Bill Bransford Piper. Scottsville. Ky. virdick Sahagian, East St. Louis. Henry J. Schmitz. New Haven, conn Walter Sier, King, Mont. William Van Sandt, Harvel. III. Chris s. Villalovoz, Los Angeles. John Elmer Westfall, Mechanicsburs, Pennsylvania.
 Lorraine York, Mandan, N. p. Reinhold Bensoni Oskars From, Swe~ den. Fritz C. Forsman. Omaha, Neb. James A. Jewell, Seattle, Wash. Louis A. Lysak, Brumov, Meriva, Aus tria. Nicola Peccia. Cantalupo. Italy Harmon R. Taber. Repay, Cal c Valiant Aica Oanu, f1a- waii.
 smith F. Ballard, Salem, Ore. Anthony Charles BercaL Detroit. Michigan. Rahbino l.. Catelini. Crockett. Cal. Dan E. Clancy. Butte. Mont Abraham Cooper. Baltimore. Ma. Chute, Wis.
 Rossetter $. Fitzgerald' flo~dfa City, Mich.
 Stojan Kresick, Los Angeles, Cal. Ray H. Moses. Medford, Ore. Lars P. Peterson, Kenmare, N. ID. Robert L. Redd, Burneyville, Okla Lloyd H. Rifle. Chicago. III, Louis Ring. Chicago. III. Vernon Rodgers, Lacona, Ia George H. Tanner, Somerville, Mass Walter J. Theus, Alameda. Cal Albert Thomson, Amesbury, Mass. Joe F. Truman, Nodaway, Ia. I,orain A. Welsh, Breckenridge, Mo Arthur White, Adair, H. James A. Wood, Palmer. Mass. William Woolridge, Howe. Okla. Anthony w. Zirbes, White Earth. North Dakota.
 Paul Ray Shields. Oblong. H. Luther Shiye, York. Pa. Robert Shuttlesworth, Irwin. Pa. John Joseph Simons. South Bethle- hem. Pa.
 Andrew J. Smith, Brooklyn. \. Y. Roy IT. Stover. Luray. Va. Wesley c. Straitwell, Brookville. Pennsylvania.
 Edgar E. Clifton Wainwright. St. Marys Pa.
 Angel Welizareff wirtz. Va. James wernald. Brooklyn. N. Y. Alex Wieszomerski. Cleveland, O. Clair Wilson. Harmonsburg. Pa. Horace !. Wolfe. Philadelphia. Pa. DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
 ACTION
 IIEUTENANTS:
 Edward Arthur Burton, Hillsboro. Wisconsin.
 Wallace M BixIer, Evanston, H. Ralph Riehard Carr, Coidwater, Michigan.
 Edward Louis zuver. Greenville, Pennsylvania t PRIvATES:
 Lester w. Aldr.dge. North Muskogee. Oklahoma
 Clarence L. Bell, Baltimore, Mir. kazmlerz w. Busplt. Buffalo. N. Y. IaRny S Clouaer MiddIetOwn Pa
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l lcan expeditionary forces dncluded in above totaD:
 Killed in action ....,..................... ' Died of wounds received in action...... Wounded in action Cseverely) .......... ' Died of disease .......................,.... l
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James Alfred Dorgherty, Philadel- phia. Pa
 John c. DuvaI. Waynesburg, Pa. Thomas Herbert Elliott, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
 Louis Fleisner, Marshfield. Wis. Clarence E. Geyer. Chatham, Va. Charles A. Healis, Philadelphia, Pa. Nern H. Hyre, Palestine. Ill Angelo Inverse, Philade.ph'a, Pa. Roy V. Langdon, Reedsburg, Wis. Albert Lertora, Jamestown, Cal. Frederick Matoch, Elmira, N. Y. Arthur G. Morgan, Logan, Mont. Archie J. Miles, Hartstown, Pa. Samuel J. Perkner, Birmingham Alabama
 Julius Strauss. Rockaway Park New York
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SF GET 1aaP h,2 FAT

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Albert Syble, worchester. Mass. Harold W. Veach, Blodgett, Ore. Stanley J. Wolfe, waIIa walIa, Wash WOUNDED IN ACTION, DEGREE
 UNDETERMINED

1ANDGI LIEUTENANTS:
 Harvey John Kennedy, Barnesville. Ga. Carl Leo. Cedar Rapids. la.
 William r. Marshall. Anderson, s. c. SERGEANTS: Arthur T. Campbell, AIiddletown, Conn. Therman F. Leach. Albia, Ia. David Witt. Intercounty, Va Maine. PRIVATES: Victor N. Adams Passaic, N. J. Luther o. Clark. Round Bottom, Va. Oliver N. Goodson. Fort Collins. Col. Thomas Johnson, Vandersol, Wis. Angelo Ledri, Los Angeles
 Louis Police, Mount Vernon, N. Y. Wladyslow Reczka, Philadelphia. Leslie Earl Siegfried. Rhillipsburg Pa. Peter C. Solheim. Minneapolis. Dallas Steward. Sprule. Ky. John F. Talley, Kentland, Ind Gaspere Tumbarello, St. Louis. John Jung, Osakis. Minn.
 MISSING IN ACTION sergt. John Joseph shanahan. Phiia. delphia.
 CORPORALS:
 Thomas John McGrsw. Philadelphia. Walter J. Roberts, Norwalk, Conn. PRIvATES:
 Ora L. Adams, Dana, Ind Josien Ardoin, Chataignier, La. Lenne Gardner. Moundsville, w. Va. Max Grinsten, Seattle, Wash. Henry H Kageff. Detroit. Emil kuehl. Neenah, Wis. Nincenzo I.uscisano Santa Maria, Cat. auzora, Italy.
 Daniel D. McCloud, Philadelphia. Archie McNeil. Laurel Hill, Fla. Anton ]. May, New York James w. Moss, Calhoun, Ga Taylor c. Scott, Bradentown, Fla John Henry Sheridan, Chicago. William \. Smith, Arcadia. Fla. Le,n stosnsky. Westfeld, Mass. Joseph William Tolliver. Matooka, West Virginia. W Emily rroiano. New Haven. conn. lIowes.' (. Viering, West Harvn, coan. James Joreph Wales. Philadelphia. Fred %c.ch, Waco, Tex
 Angelus |. Costa, Seattle, Wash. Earl D. Findlay. Valley Cu%. N D. Sydeny T. King, ItNT1a. w; sh. 'awel E fIaJ<owski of,.niug. \ George w Marshall, Med.!eld, Mass. John Mishiwice. New Haven, Conn. Carl Prombstner, Homestead, Pa. Whitney Rebstock, Cut of, La Leon Caras, Utica, N. Y. Earl Andrew Chauvin, Detroit. Gustave A. Erickson, New Britain, Conn William Garrow. Menasha, Wis. Alfred T. Goodwin. Oakes, N. D. Walter R. Gudopp, Spokane, Wash. Rexford l.. Guiberson, Olympia, Wash Robert L. Quinn, Newberry, Fla. William T. Hall, New Haven Conn. William Jamieson, West Haven, Conn Abraham Katz, New York Vincent Kraiesky, Middetown, Conn. Joseph J. Laukutis Ansonia. Conn. Joseph Leon Lawrence, South Bethle- hem, Pa.
 Andy H. Lipscomb, Aurora, W. Va. Nick Manos, Kirocampion, Sparta Greece.
 John Minch, Mathews, Ind. Sylvanus J. Neise, Middletown. Ind. Walter Powell. Springplace, Ga. Ralph T. Quinn, Spartanburg. s. c. Orval Taylor, Munfordville. Ky. Bud Timmens Monida. Mont. Albert Trushinski. Waukesha, Wis.
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SECTION TWO

Washington, September 1.-The follow ing casualties are reported by the com manding general of the American expedi- tionary forces:
 Killed in action ......................... "A Missing in action ........................ 10T Wounded severely ....................2 225 Died of disease ........,................ 5 Died of wounds .................,........ 9 Died of accident and other causes C
  Total ..................,....... AZ
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DIED OF DISEASE

Capt. Oscar Lloyd Housel, Clarendon. Virginia.
 Sergt. Guy X. Fessenden, Easton, Pa. Corp. Verne R. Downs, Springfield, Massachusetts.
 PRIVATES:
 Lester James Burke, Chicago. Peter Krawfcyk, Jr., Long Prairie. Minnesota.
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Day s CasualtyList

Stephen Alfred Rapp, Somerset, Ia Clyde Thompson. New Haven. Morlen W. Young. Tahlequoh, Okla. Nose Canter, Coffee Springs. Daniel J. Ciccoue. Philadelphia. Paul Farup. Park River, N. D. Richard Louis iIintz. Elnhurst. III. Silburn Holland, Lanieve, Ariz. Edward Hurt, Ashton, Neb. Fred A. Hutchins. Scranton. Charles c. Iilley, waldoboro, He. Wayne McAllister. Litchfield, III. Robert B Mapis, Toms Brook, Va. Aiesandro Patete, Franklin, Mass. CIaud C. Rader, Pritchard, w. ". John Reedy. Marion, III. Adolph stephan. Coalridge. Mont,
 DIED OF WOUNDS SERGEANTS;
 Lee Hacker, Manchester, Ky. Bernard G. Kroner, Ashland, Wis. CORPGR RAILS:
 Demarquis Anderson. Moorefield Ark.
 Lloyd Joseph Bodell Monroe. Mich. Clarence E. Hackett, Syracuse. Robert J. Morgenroth, New ark. Ernest Shreeves Alpena, Mich. WAGONERS:
 Frank Bower, Williamsport, Pa. Franklin Petit Updike, Ne~ York PRINAIES.
 Joseph |. Ainsworth. worlanG wyo Alfred J. Baldus, pelano. Minn. John F. Burns, Wausau. Wis. Victor Cimei, New York Harold k. Crawford. Cleveland William H. Davis Central Falls, R. ]. Roy R. Hill, Lat nge, Ill. Francis Granville Jennings. Mildred, Mo.
 Miles F. Jordon. Fiorien. Mo Andrew Joseph Kelley, CIarksburg, West Virginia.
 Mike Roller, Sherry Planker, Wis. Lawrence Mulvey, Hammond, lid. Frank Perkins, Huch. Ariz. Arthur H. Radloff, Oakley, Kan. Virgil P Tudor. Natural Dam, Ark. Sam Wilson. Memphis, Mo. Claude Collins, Fenwick, Mich. Willie l.. Gardner, Rives, Tenn. Agestino Guinchi, Parsons. Pa. Alfred c. Mills, Great Falls, Mont. Henry Herman Obermeyer, Lafay- cite, Ind.
 Raymond T. Osmond, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
 Henry OIen Osness, Pierpont. s. Dak. Jerry Frabek, Cicero, Ill. Edward H. Keel, South Bellingham, Washington.
 Clay Mcknight Pearce. Ariz. Frank Miller, University Place, Neb.
 DIED OF DISEASE Corp. John B. Hazeltine, Millroad. Conneaut. o.
 PRIvATES:
 Andrew Fatscher, Valley Stream. New York.
 Vincenzo Michelucce. Lanford, Pa. George J. Neuber, New Albany, Pa.
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Van w. flyHn, AbneNllle, IN. C. Dominica Forese, Sonperamo In Cille. Bari, Italy
 Herman Foth. Wittenberg, Wis. Wilton w. Fowler, Washington D. c. John Bernard Gallagher. Syracuse, N. Y. Harland Gill, Wenatchee, Wash. George A. Goode, Portland, Ore. Fred L. Hall. Doyon, N. D.
 Arthur M. Handstad, Minneapolis. Frank Ralph Hanson, Westport, Conn. Aubrey w. Harrison, Los Angeles, Cal Clifford H. Henze. Fort Atkinson, Wis. William Claire Hickey, Saginaw, Mich. Harry R. Hellister, Three Forks, Mont. Erling Isakson. Bigfork. Mont. Eugene E. Irwin, Granville, N. D. John T. Jackson, Butte, Mont. Edward Jassen. San Antonio, Tex. Thomas J. Jennings. Bridgewater, s. D.. Harlan NJ. Jones, Denver.
 Walter H. Jorgenson. Kenmare, N. D.. Roy M Kesseriing. Baskerville, Pa. Ivy w Kesterson, Fowlkes, Tenn. Dewitt Kirby. Seattle, Wash. Russell Jerome Kirk. Pittsburg. Pa. Frank Kraemer. Chicago.
 Albert Krucky. Ironwood, Mich. Philip c. LaBay, Sioux Falls S D. Frank C. Ladner. Cupertino. Cal. Cass E. Libolt, Crando. Mont. Robert l.. McCardle. New England, N. D.
 Harry P. Milender. Bedford. N. D.
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IIEUTENANTS: Charles R. Middaugh. Jackson, Mich William Muir Russell Detroit, Mich Irby R. Curry, Marlin, Tex. CrDrL,A Nyrc.
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MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES

Summary of casualties to-date:
The Prescott daily news., 1918-05-21
FOR SHERIFF

The News is authorized to announce J. M. Duke of Missouri township, as a candidate for Sheriff and Collector of Nevada county, subject to the ac- ton of the Democratic primary, May 20, 1918.
 The News is authorized to announce l.. c. Steele of Missouri township, as a candidate for Sheriff and Collector of Nevada county, subject to the ac- ton of the Democratic primary, May 2S, 1918.
 The News is authorized to announce Perry S. Wramack, of Toylar town. ship. as a candidate for shsrm Of Nevada county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary May 2s, 1918.
 The News is authorized to announce John D. Parker of Parker township, for sheriff and collector of Nevada county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Dave A. Shell of Emmet Township, as a candidate for Sheriff and Col lector of Nevada County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary May 2s, 1918.
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FOR ROAD 0vERSEER, EMMETT
 TOWNSHIP

The News is authorized to announce M. E. Dougan as candidate for Road Overseer of Emmet township, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- mary, May 2sth, 1918.
 The News is authorized to announce Elrie H. Hood as a candidate for Road Overseer of Emmet township, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- mary May 2S, 1918.
 The News is authorized to an- nounce J. L.Hamric as a candidate for Road Overseer of Emmet township subject to the action of the Demo- cratic Primary May 28, 1918.
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FLOUR EMBARGO EXTENDED

In view of the amount of flour in hands of merchants of Nevada county 1 hereby extend the embargo on inn portation of four into Nevada county for resale until July 1st, 1918, unless otherwise ordered. Merchants who have excessive amounts of flour on hand will be permitted to sell to mer- chants who have no four, provided they do so at reasonable prices; ex- cessive profits will not be permitted. Any merchant who may attempt such by taking advantage of the embargo will be promptly dealt with.
 s. R. YOUNG,
 Food Administrator Nevada County.
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Food Administrator Nevada County

The sale of season tickets for the Prescott Chautauqua, which begins June 4th, has been opened by the Park and School Improvement Asso- citations, and large number of tickets already have been sold. The ladies of these two associations expect to realize considerable profit from hand ling the Chautauqua, and they will only sell $700.O0 worth of season tick cts in advance, after which only sin gle admissions will be available. Sea- son tickets are $2.0O for adults and $1.00 for children under twelve years of age. Single admissions to the ten entertainments amount to $4.00 for adults and $2.10 for children, there fore there will be quite scramble to secure season tickets, and those who do not procure them early, will be disappointed.
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The News is authorized to announce E. H. (Ep.) Weaver of Caney town ship. as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Nevada county, subject to the action of Democratic primary, May. 2S, 1918.
 The News is authorized to an- nounce Hollie o. Almand as candi- date for Circuit Clerk of Nevada county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary, May 28, 1918.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

The News is authorized to announce Sam Westmoreland as a candidate for Representative of Nevada county, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primary May 2S.
 The News is authorized to an- nounce Carl Mum as q candidate for Representative of Nevada county, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primary, May 2S.
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE

The News is authorized to an- nounce D. L. King, of Lewisville, as a candidate for Judge of this, the Eighth Judicial Circuit, subject to the action of the Democratic party May 28, 1918.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
 The News is authorized to announce Wilfred Hearn, of Clark County, as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney o1 this. the Sth Judicial District, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- mary, May 28, 1918.
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We must win the war. Eat at Star Restaurant. We serve good corn bread. Dinner 35 cents.
 FOR SALE-One Ford touring car in splendid condition. Dr. A. A.. Reeder, Prescott. 20m1
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FOR CONGRESS

We are authorized to announce William s. Goodwin, of Warren, Brad ley county, as a candidate for the
 nomination for Congressman from the 7th Congressional District, subject to the action of the Democratic primary
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

The News is authorized to announce Garland N. Starnes of Union town ship as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Nevada county, subject to the ac- tion of the Democratic primary, May 2S, 1918.