davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Sef-conceit has no foe like boil on the nose.
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Baying at the is mpersona barking at profteers
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Schedule time Of passenger hains
leaving Greeneville, Tenn
The following schedule figures pub.
ished as information and not
guaranteed.
= = = = = 80 = .

SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Westbound. Eastbou nd,
4:25 am Mem Wash :35 am
7:05 am. Knox Bristol S:05 pm
1870 ANN. YIN. .--4:58 pm.
5:04 p,m.--N Y.-Mem. 9:55 am
6:12 pm. Knox Bristol 1887 am.
UNITED STATES
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
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but it all bluffti
is probable the plumbers of men cost society as much
as their malevoence.
There is muscular vanity and mental vanity; and both
are found on exhibition.
What's to happen when there's no downtown" of
nights as social condition?
Speech is free, but has its penalties like other things
that can be had for nothing.
Oyster suppers likely to become once more prod
igal fiesta in less-moned circles.
Among the other objects feel that we don't have
to have is $500 fur overcoat
Our far-Aung battle line still extends into Siberia
and ours is world empire, either.
Few need be worried that their efforts to practice econ
omy will lead them into righteousness
Whether the eight-hour day the ten-hour day, we
should very much like the ten-month year
is curious, that smart Satan is he should have
chosen to enter Eden disguised a snake.
1t is next to impossible to have sweet disposition if
one isn't born with it, but can keep still.
who ends her laugh with little shrek al
ways makes your joke so per cent funnier.
Anybody get toerably rich if he will save his money
for twenty years and take the advice of his banker
Napoleon established the tradition of superior French
military ability and Joffre and Foch did not lessen it.
We should like to observe to the twenty-seven candi-
dates for President that most voters only need one
An enormous number of imaginary diseases are cured
by next mornings sunrise Good old DOCTOR Dr. Sun
From China have arrived 10000 cases of preserved
eggs. There is no law in China against boarding eggs
Some tongues made out of andpaper and some out
Of velvet says waysde philosopher and one likes neither
Everybody in Central America must be on the high
road to being multi mlonare judging by the prices of
bananas.
You can read OF astonishing things and be astonished
or you read of them and reflect that probably they
aren't So
"
In learning to go without clothes any one NAV find
consolation in the Indians declaration about his being
"all face"
----------
Saturate new shoe strings in water and thew will not
come united saws household hint Will wadno in tho
pathtub DO!
"
Indignation over the reporters "the aged man" Of
indgnator
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So u. S. PRISONERS
ARRIVE IN FRANCE
Many NeU York and Brook
iyn Men Among Liberated.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0-Thc War De-
partment to-day made public the fol-
lowing list of American prisoners of
war released from German hospitals ard
prisoners who are reported to have been
returned to France;
POLLING. John H.. Van wcrt ohio
BB0iLMG. Thurman. phlpot. KY
PIETiLA, Waino. Antonogon County,
zlELINsKI Joe. Russia.
HfERlGoN August ~. 81 Thomas. Mo.
HorT John, rutsboro. Ind.
SMl DER Elmer Edward, bloomsbury, Pa.
fAzIO. salvatore. Pss.aic. =. J.
LEAZiER. Euos T., south Fork. Ark
TRACEY. Joseph j.. ) Berkeley pi.. Brook
ssTE!N: John Peter. puquesne. Pa.
DEnNNi,N,GEk' Joseph. sS3 5sth st.
TIETJoS' Fred. Washington. D. c.
s Ell RS1S Hoeet,' Turner, Mon,
ENGEI, Francis j.. 10 Romaine NV, DER
GALIATTO. Rosario. Schenectady.
Hustled. Charles Jacob. Philadelphia.
MtSSELMAN. John II, Rohrsburg Pa
O'SEiLL, John. IFS. Nostrand av.. Brook
McMANus. bernard Joseph. 3i5 Myrtl,
".
CHESTER. Andrew J.. Philadelphia.
VIOLA. Michael. Philadelphia.
FISHER, Claire H.. Fast glastonbury
Conn.
LIPrERT. Frederick w, As Frnnklir
a,., Brooklyn.
LAMAR, Arthur v, IS Fifth av.. Brook
HENDERSON,. Francis g.. 5e5 10Th st..
GtLNiN. Michael T.. ~ Richard 1t.
BROW NJ. Edward :. 1851 Madison st.
DiILMA>. Eugene. ssos Dalrympic nv.
" Oodha,rn. J.. I.
PH lffS. Harvey. Aurora. Ind.
WOODWARD, Edgar NJ. Stovestown, Pa
EOMAZLo, John. UeckskiIi. y. Y.
CREMONA. christopher, 400 T.. 1I4th st,
Srw York.
BRENNER. Abraham. $50 r. isoth st.
New York.
| PELLATTIRo. Charles. Hooversviils, Pa
FRAZIER. Eugene T., Conneilsville, Pa
RODGERS, John. Philadelphia.
SNYDER, Ernest. Easton. Pa.
FENsTERMAKER William. Bowmans.
town. Pa.
vOELMLE. Edward, Philadelphia.
| ANDREWS. Ne.ter l.. Piney Creek. y. c
DEC, Tony. Russia.
SZAAfkUL, Konstanty. Russia
SWITZER. William H, Paducah. Ky.
WELLS Charles s.. Martha, w. Va
! MESTANER. Edward. Baldwin. La
JOHNSON, Martin y, Chicago.
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ARMY.
DAY Report
NEW YORK CITY.


GADRY. Albert Leon. scrs; &5 walton
McNIFF, Eugene 4. sers,, 90. Fitty.nnh
WAND, Galbrsith, se~.t.. lois Madison ave.
BEITMAN, Joseph, corp, 40 E. ,mh ct.
BR Rsad,;I,. Harry. corp. 49, Cleveland St.
BIANco, Matthew, 80 HEX. St. Brooklyn
BROWN, Robert 40, Roger. ave. Brooklyn
GEN;SBAuER. Charles, y, 9th ave Astoria
GHIGLIoNE. Victor SIG West soth st. tK,.
KRAMER. Edward, 49, 9TH ave, Brook.
PERKENs. Waiter 300 9Th ave. ,Kp
WEBER Bernard NJ 40 Union ave. Brook.
Ign lDWp.
cHRLsTIANBERRY, Curn. Land.rsyills
HANCOCK, Jack r. birmingham tDw).
posEN, Dolphus. Roanoke (Wsl.
THOMSON, Eaza p, OGrady (WS)
VAIL eileen IL, Nil Port (WS,..
ARKANSAS.
SHOULDERS, Andrew. serst, Dirks tDw)
ETHElDGE. Washing ION, Rar,inE GDD(.
CAIIFORNIA.
c cniTR, Jane. T.. san Francisco ows).
Gll.LIGNN, Patrick san Francisco tkl.
CONNECTICUT.
BERNARDO Joseph shelton *.
BREsNAN. William r. Ansonia tMD
KAkOwlk, Joseph Mcrdcn IMD.
MCGUIRE, Patrick d. Manchester Cws).
GEORGIA.
DoI2ZIEB, Roy G. ALTMAN l0.
PORTER, Willie. Triton tWSI.
ROpDN johnnie IL. Mlstead (wsl
TNE Jefferson + GGorgetown ODD.
WADLiN, Richard, DrybranCh (WSI.
ILLINOIS.
R'LLARp Frank r.. corp. Harvel twS).
BALTIMORE Herman A., Chicago lK).
CRAWFORD, coy Marion ,k).
G FREfIESs' Rs sor e. al st HsGsnkS. tK
McrAKTLlN, Thomas Chicago (ws).
MARIlIEL Della, Chicago CK).
MM nSRdWs Parker ,orssr Chicago * n,,
RUSCH, Ernest W, Chicago (N)
sAArHOFF, William O, Princeton ODD.
IOWA.
ADAMS William. Dubuque tMN,
BENlON, Ernes. L, Center Point (DWN.
LOCK, Robert T. Hartley tDwi,
MIpDENDORFF, Joe, Breda ODD.
JENSEN. Kristian Newell (K).
INDIANA.
INLAY. LEROY. corp. Burney (ws).
MoETG0MERY, George T.. Fonlunst tpD).
ROBSON, Marshall A.. Dawson twsy.'
RuDDlCk, Ralph, Seymour WSl
KANSAS.
EVERsoN. Ludwig l., Lieut.. Crestiine
(DWD,
GILL, Glenn Elmer, Lieut., Lyndon tK).
ORENI. Ira NrR.e sergt., Burr OAk(wS)
CAMPBELL, Robert Frank. Wichita (K).
GUY, Fred, wichita (DW).
POLLOCK, Gilbert G., Hutchinson tws).
KENTUCKY.
BAUGHN, Robert o., Lieut.. Calhoun CKI
HINSON, Russell. Hickman (WSl
HOLT Louis. Gravel Switch (WS).
HOLLlNGSWORTH, Herbert. Lewisturg
(WS).
MIDDLETON, AT Greenvlile M.
PADGETT. Everett L.. Stithton (K).
LOUISIANA.
CONNER, Andrew b., Eros (Sl.
GAhRARD, Ffnnie A.. Greenwood (K).
HILL Matt. Archibald tK),
JONES. Joseph, New orleans (K).
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Tie remaining citations announced
were First Lieut.. John o. Ransom Ode
"a'ed), 37lst Infantry OF 335 Liberty
u,'ee', Charlotte, y. c.; First Lieut.
,IHTay X, Guthrie, 18th Aero Squadron,
MohI.e Ala; First Lieut.. Almeron w.
ahS.n deceased. nth Infantry OF
'oz@', VI; Second Lieut.. Benjamin I.
5''N 'dcceascdD, 9TH Machine Gun
~'ahol Of Csrizozo, y Mex. First
.' 81. Ralph r. Bagby. ssth Aero Squad
% N~w Haven, Mo. Capt, Ira {.
.t4.n leceased), Hist Infantry of
NlE' Ten; First Lieut.. A ". CARR
~ "'c."ased), li2d Infantry of
Nn"l'H Falls, Tex
'.s' ,rGeant Sam Dreben, Company
= .i..' Infantry OF FL Paso, Tex
.t'""' Ahnor H. Lipscomb Company
" 't.-i Infantry OF Brenham. Tex,
Jack Peacock, Company X.
~ infantry or Menger, Ten. Sergeant
WINS tde"eased), Company X.
Infantry OF China Springs. Tex.
. BERGEN y Waldrop deceased
'.N II, li2d Infantry Dufiin, Tex.
~cant raul g. Rowan (de-
''' '"wpan' r, Glst Infantry, Eliza
.NN H.. Sergeant Charles Lewis,
81. 'a cav. Company NJ, 6lst Infantry.
'.'' CO. Sergeant Howard L. Brad
'd''"as"dJ, Company D. 6lst In
'I"lrauton. Pa. Sergeant Edgar
Davis. Company H. Glst Infantry.
's'I'5, Tenn Sergeant Earl Bill
Company II, 6lst Infantry.
'.+H'. Ark. Sergeant Edgar r. Reed
'.'-"dJ, Company l., Glst Infantry,
N'H'n' Ind.
oIp2ral Robert Hill. Company c. 6lst
:, 'a",. o., Buffalo. Mimi; Corporal Louis
H'aAa'E (deceased), Company G, 5th
'.' H.Ne Gun Company, Philadelphia;
.porN Robert 4. Castor tdeceased),
panY r, 14fst Infantry Of Fort Sam
i'''' ton, TEX. Private Charles G. Mont
emery. Company l. l42d Infantry.
u'"d'eu, Ten; Private Everett r.
ho'attcr, medical detachment. 9Th Ma
ZINE Cum Company OF Thornton, w
V'. Private DOMINGO Spataro, Company
aim Infantry, Messina. Italy {;
pHvsto (irst class) Lawrence A.
.a'ueman. Company X. 31lth Infantry,
bennington. III. Private John Maslosky.
Company X, 3llth Infantry, Williams
onrs. Mass.
>, Second Lieut.. Oakley L. Parkhlli, 6ist
infantry, AbbottsfoId. Wis.
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Casualty Corrections.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-The follow
ing cahled corrections are issued as
an appendix to the regular casualty
lists:
WOUNDED sE,ERELY IN ACTION PRE.
NoUSLf REPORTED BILLED
IN ACTION.
rARDY, Peter Adam. se3 Catherine ct.
Utica. y. Y.
sARNER. WIN s, Johus;own. Pa.
worNDED II ACTION: DEGREE IN
DETERMINED PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
LoNEY. Alfred IL. Philadelphia. Pa.
Corporal.
coLGROVE, Ed, Crandau, Tex.
Priyntes.
AUSTIN, Roy !. Salt Lake city, Utah.
BLAND Thomas G, Gatssvt,lc, Tex.
coRpoyAi Natalie. 10 rHs'"Ic St. r.'er-
pE.REGGDI,o, Angelo, East Boston; Mas,
HUDSON, Charles g. salisbury, Md
"oTi iDis SEY THpoEIt r. A 61rS IRE
AERoPLANE ACCIDENT.
Lieutenant.
MERRILL. George II. North Fast, IA.
SICK IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Corporal
RAMSDLJL. Ralph L.. South WATERFORD. Ne.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED In ACTION.
Corporals.
Hh ,Ini Lester g.. :'' Sixth ave. Brook
MIIGEtM; Louis. 1871 Bristol st.. Brook
sTElFEL. Charles r.. Trecmsnsburr. Pa.
Priyates.
HANSON, Albert H., EscanabR, Mich.
JEFFORDs, Frank Eliza. Kansas City, Kan.
PECK. Mylon Martin, Westerly, II. J.
SEGUR, John +, Toledo. o,
DIED OF DISEASE. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN ACTION.
Private.
HOOD Donlc Ira, Mount Selmsn Tex
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION, PRE-
NIOCsLY REPORTED DIED FROM
WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION.
Privates.
BEARpEN, William L.. Auburn. Ill
DAVIDSON, Lake f., Gearing Ia.
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Lo~no,;. la9 - re 2r.ts! ,'sAp.
Strip NorthumoT.a s,rIe.; = ll,us OK Nd
u,eS1rousn on Thurs.dy. AlI X . r"-
.,uyld .ant most % Os crew waS o. I
4 boat with two G.g..yUys GLa 'isgt
dead h.s been washed ashore at Newton
Abbot -Four boats wG.ch le.L tAc ship
with SURVIVORS are missing.
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PATTERSON Charles Hazon. hospital APP
prentice. Houston, Ten.
SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION

mate. SPRAY. y, e.
FREEMAN. william Porter, chief phar-
macist's mate. Fiat River Mo.
HILDRETH, Gilbert Haven, pharmacist $
mate, San Jaciutn ca.
HOLLIS, William Wayne, pharmacist :
mate. Loveiand. Col.
Rupert Maxwell. pharmacists
mate, st. Albans, W. Va.
WILSON, Marcus Booth, pharmacist $
mate. Richneli. Utah.
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CHAiNATT. Joseph, Cleveland tDW).
hAHMAiiAN' Edward Joseph. Steubenrtile
pENGutTE, Ralph s. Mason (Dw).
WOLFE, Ira, crooksvilis (W).
OKLAHOMA.
Robson. George F. Rrakenbau tDw>.
PENNSYLVANIA.
LLA,IToT ,z,5 Paul a.. seSst.. spanslsr W..
MOORE Jamc, u .erst, Erie WI.
BRQwN Bernard IT. corp, Philhp.burr
FINE, Abe. corp, Philadelphia ,w).
FOUGHT, Francis NJ corp, Pittsburg wv.
FRANCIS. Raymond. corp Philadelphia
sLoNAKER. Jerry NJ, corp, New Kensins
THoMAN. George r. corp. York ,pw,.
G0GMRA%: Garl c. Rankin (Dwl.
DD0EEtRR. William, Pl,!sburg tpWn;
Riaatisirs % Emil H. ri'i wieos i,bbww}l
ERSER: Harry. Pot..town {Dwl.
IAUB. Walter O.. Phiiadelphia (wi.
MeCARRiBER. Vincent. Glen Willard
MILLER MILLER Howard NJ. chamb.r.burs tDw>.
RRotG GERs' R hTdv,o' coysoIoiis tDWS
WfTMER. Monro. K. f.,t,tx ipMH WV
WALKER. clifford A. williamsport tw).
SOUTH CAROLINA.
BALES. James +. sergt, Fort Hill tpw)
Floyd; Ira N. corp, EhinEharn IVY.
C,,RIAWLTy. wiliIa;%p T., %o"arun .pw,.
ELl'lS' Manley H., Heath Springs w.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
NfMARK, David, corp, Utica IVY.
TENNESSEE.
GLOVER John NJ. sergt.. Hampton wv.
ROBERTS. William l., sergt., Athens (Dwl.
DOYLE, William Is. corp, Fountain City
sADLBR. william II. corp. Cok.rcreek
HrNsoN: ccmsdore. cOnburs tpw,.
HofSoN, C'aud, koan Mountain (Dw),
TENAS
1oSErfI 1siah, corp. Houston (wl.
MyGiEN. barton Z, corp, Gold.hwaIte
BRADLEY, Frank Brownsvil. IVY.
UTAH.
LAKE. Bazrl @. sergt., Castle Dale INV.
MoRRisSEi, Raphael A, corp. Hooper
VERMONT.
BEMls, Hugh p. serst., Barre Cwj.
VIRGINIA.
klItkPATRiCK. John. Lieut.. Lynchburg
sPIvEY. oc,o c, Windsor ,pw,.
WASHINGTON.
JENSEN. Peter. corp. Sank tMl.
AckESNEN, George e. Walla Wa,la (Dw)
WEST VIRGINIA.
MCCAIN. Marx. corp, ClarksburE tDw)
WISCONSIN.
CC\NlNGHAM. Floyd l., Lieut., Minous
,DWi
kuRSMOE, Albert = serc' Ashland lWl
LANGEMAk, fritzhof. corp, sturgeon BAY
tMD-
WHEELER, WATSON r, corp. Randolph
tMD.
MAMIE, Edward l.. La Cro.se (DwN
PETERSON. Andrew l., Hudson CDwl
WNOMI>G.
HAND. Elmer r, Laramie tpw).
OTHER COZ NTRIEs
Canada.
BLESsCS Cigar o. corp. webb snlat.
chevan tW).
Italy.
MASCADHi. Angelo. Pres.Ei!e tpw).
Norway.
LLNGE, Gerhard @ Chr!stianla tDwA
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Police Department
Orders
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
The following transfers and assignment

The following transfers and assignments
are ordered:
BICYCLE pATRoLMEN.
To take effect A NJ January u:
From Tooth PreC. to. precincts indicated.
assignment 80 bios 90 dutr discontinued
Edward J Cassidy. FL. Charles Baes. 20.
pATROLMI.N.
Donald + broen, from 26th Prec. 10
oath Proc. assigned 10 biN,.o duty.
To take effect ) \. NJ. January 10:
Theodore V. Hall 7Ith Prec., assigned
to clerical and house duty
John J. Bowcs. Bridge rrec. assignment
changed from bridge II to Bridge ID.
From n" Diy Of Na,tonsl Dcfsnce especial
leaves Of absence are herepy revoked;
Matthew \. Sk"a, A.; sylvester shaw.
So; Emil II. Lehman, So Charles Engle
hardt, Traffic T..
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
LIEUTENANTS.
Edward Hayes, bridge Free. to 9Th
Prec. from \. NJ, January 10. during
absence of lieutenant on sick report.
rATROLMEN
From precincts Indicated 10 Hcadduar-
ttrs Div, hurruu Of repairs and supplies,
10 duty in division of repairs from IL noon,
January .. o. 5 A NJ, January L.
Leo Gissclbrecht. 81, Benedtv Wilkins,
80; Edward T. ozab, 40; Roland Os'erhaus,
From precincts Indicated TO Headquar-
ters Div. TO iuty In office az the Fourth
Deputy Commissioner for days from
~ Mathew i' j. Kelly, /, Charles Ku.ne-
mund. 81,
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
The following leaves OF absence are su-
thorized; without pay:
PATROLMEN.
Emil NJ sut:ins, 22d ,Prcc, for day
- patrick Kenny. 2eth Prrc., for day
from le;Oi 4. NJ January ..
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sergeant CLARENCE d. kANTZ tde-
ceased. Company Il. 3llth Infantry.

N. :. No. 11FsyOb. l--For CNtrlor1lnarI
heroism in action near Grandpre, France,
October 60, l?lS. During an euemy
counter attack sergeant kautz by his
foresight saved the company on the
right of his platoon hv reinforcing that
compsnys flank, This action stopped
the advance OF several machine gunners
who Were advancing through our lines
~ that point. but cost sergeant ksntE
HE ifc. Next of kin. Mrs. Minnie hantI.
mother, 80 South Second street. Cam
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NAVY CASUALTIES LISTED.
War Department Announces
Names OF Wounded.

WAsHtNGToN. Jan. 1o.--Casualties
among enlisted men of the navy serving
with the Marine Corps in France were
announced to-day by the Navy Depart
ment as follows
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ARMY.
(Nisht Report)


wAsurxorox, Jan. 1o.-Tne. following
casualties have been made public by the
war department:
Character of casualties is indicated ,hy..
,DD, died Of ,i,.en.a , Vy o.ner causes,
rsrsg US wounded Our slightly LWul
Ing; ~, p prse uhu'''rln'he'' 'A) MISS
NEW yopx ,,rx
woARMs. Edwin H, Lieut.. W, s.a at
p, w ,.., - .. 49,.
Brooklyn IDWi. ''
F,ushlng ~. So
DrrFr. Edward r. sergl. 2ii Emerson
MEYER Tic6ayi H.. scrst. lOi chauncey
! ronNHTSTA,' CnariSs $. corp, s4os Am.
strrdam av. tM.
nn,' ksTIiS Wnr,, .Vt ,n, L .n ~, Az y.
| ,DWi
r.,rUNIS N.x AK ry.r.ron. p.r-
! (DWl.
| bA ,mxt william ~ W. i'sth H.
| MCCORMICK. John A., los Ave. tDWl.
M 6EGhsot 1 soss, Wi,bsrs a., R spmk
"UN"ISNS A"se's' " ~i'hei' s''' D'ooA
uS Ign ,DM)' o,,..,n. ~. y ,,1,s a,
GDWl: -,
ipwl.
| maica tDwJ.
RosEN BERG; Sam. 2ts Thatford Az"
v1G%ER ,tsx n 7s. Park nv. Brook
| I'M ,DWr "
~"
ALABAMA
EDWARDS. Tom. sergt.. North Birm'ng-
| uHaRrp" ntin,s- oorr ,tir.,.. tDv,.
pHiIIiiPs Wtliie s. Ralph "DWJ.
cAYrox, Alien r.. .err,.. Camp Verde
CALIFORNIA.
o,vrrr,r rob, p .orp. san Franc,,eo
NJ EEF H. JON" - N''p'' 80"
Macs. ma. , o,,,a INV,
DAT, F0RTO Peter IT, san Francisco
DIV.
| HEFFERNAN. william P San Francisco
TuLAN, James A. stockton (Dwy.
COLORADO.
BOYD. John ", Grcpley .pw).
aApDY, samuei ". Pueblo tDw'
CONNECrICIT.
BEEHLER. Charles II, Lieut.. Stamford
tDAl; W.,
NJ N Ai;kE e E-ssa,,cS -, Sorwsit
CDwj.
DISTRICT o' COL. "nM
twl. - -
fhiEhsoH' hooer' - iN'u''' ""AS ~"
rELTiNGroN, Harr<, washington CM).
GEORGIA. ..
DINoS, Bonnie. corp. Uvalda tw,.
sc SEQ T lanes corp.' MilihaveS W..
GARRETT, Guy T.. Eastman CpW).
SMITH. Cedric 4, lieut.. wi'me,.o pA.,,
ivHsnE N,iiIiH1n' seret Dalxe.l
- ,pW ,1,;x.rz ,,r.. ,,r, tt.,-or wv,
ATW,A!TER,, Allen II, ch,,sso SpW INV,
EElMER; y9aH, chicago DIV, tnw,
MoENs, Edward r.. Chicago 'pw'.
,r,t,r,r ,,,,,r, ,,.,, ,f,,, NV,
Osr1.ER, Robert T., corp. La Fayeu.
lWl. ,,,,,, INV,
sShi'A. d. he"'s T.. esa'"e' Wv"
,xc,x 7,,or,. Nv" - gag, co,non
BLUFFS wv.
BROWN. Charles d, corp, Waterloo wv.
wiETGhEFE Erwin A. corp" New
| SCAM ELL Francis r, pcs Mo!neS ,OWp.
| SCHMIDT Chauncry W" Mu'eat'ne 'p").
KANSAS
! ARxlN' samuel O. D. corp" Anthony
! ERERHART. Sidney p corn. T,pcka
tWS'
CARMEL Louis, P.ttsburg (DW1.
! kENTCCKY.
| C,S,Er Iu,rt 1nuIsvlils INV,
| JoIJSI>SA
| pooSp pa,he, n .orc. Srrsv.,or.
! ~
/ M<RNIASu
.nn,sl,>. ~ ,,-
tWG.
! BCGKtNGHAM' Jennings A. Mount ATTY
'DWj.
n,1ry 1o,'nh y "crr, Sh,.,rn, nm
~ MI,l:y r,or., co,r <,,,,,s.,,,.,
wnMHiI.rs Jo,cnh cna.,c. cor, 1awr.rc.
| ckWPBE1I. Thcodor. II Jr. South Ros.
| ton ,DW).
| GAGNE, friedrich O, North Ridg, tDW).
MICHIGAN.
MARX, Joseph Alien. corp. Saginaw IVY
| MINNESOTA.
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ALLcoCK, Martin l., Waco twl,
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r1r,, Lieut.; JOIN =. WEBER. Medical

horoism IN action near Nievi,le-en-Hang.
Ffaucy September 80. 1915: CheNiere-.
France October ~, 1915, and Grandpre.
F-sur, october %. 1918. On September
80 ana the following days Lieut.. Weber
remained 1t his aid station under shell
AMI machine gun IRE giving medical aid
ard directing the evacuation OF the
wounded. on October 10 he established
unprotected aid station and though
ghtly Sassed ne continued to give first
sid t. the wounded and direct their
evacuation. ON october IS Lieut.. Weber
's'r his battalion in support and con-
tuued TO the town Of Grsndpre. where
hc established an aid station. keeping
or with his work through heavy bonn
bsrIuout Of the town. Home address,
R.sES Weber, wife, Florence, y. J.
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Private CHtRLES MASS, Company a
N0th Infantry. "a s No aaRlaSs =

70! extraordinary heroism in action
1N7- g Mihiel, France, September L.
- l9'N. After all the other company
runners had been evacuated because of
Wounds private Mass. although. himself
To'1lei refused to go to tho rear and
.''Ua..el on duty, carrying messages
Ia. ~ hoavv she'll FIRE and maintain
'rs .aison with all four platoons until
company was relieved. Home sd-
CG'fss, Mrs. sophie Mass, mother, Jersey
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serrt. Jt,IF> :. CAIN. Company &. Fifth
Machine Gun Battalion. a. y. No.

1885 FOR extraordinary heroisn in
ton near Meadah Farm. France. Oc-
toner s. lyIs. Accompanied by an
other soldier, Sergf, Cain left the shell
to- Of us trench under heavy shell fire
~ render assistance 10 soldiers buried
h. the explosion OF she'll Shortly
s'sr he left cover again to go TO the
assistance Of other members % his sec
ton wounded b. shell fire. on October
7e "as wounded j." ina chine gun fire
IN The performance Of his duty Home
ssadrcss, Mrs. Elizabeth 7. RYAN. sister.
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Private FRANK j. HNMPLE. Company
1. 3l0th Infantry. a. =. No. 2Oll3lA.l

--for extraordinary heroism In action
,''- Grandpre, France, November !.
Ply Under heavy machine gun FIRE
trha'e Hample, battalion runner
volunteered to carry an important mes
sNgt TO detachment on the extreme
nanH. after seeing two runners killed by
machine gun FIRE while endeavOrIng 10
heHver the same message. He was sue
c.sS!Gi TN his mission. Home address,
Mrs. l"ttIe' Hample. mother 400 Caro-
nnA RnChHatnr
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Corporal CLAYTON u. SWANSON, Com
pan, \. ith Machine Gun Bat TALON. a.

: Va. lo;30s.l FOR cNtraordinary hero
'' .. ,.ror rrAr Mont Blaue, France.
H.'.u.s 1878 ON learning tina, "A
member Of his squad was In front of the
mes .n a heavily sheiied position Cor
puTli swanson obtained permission to
make o search. to md that the man
wa dead. Homo Address. Mrs. J. T..
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,rsesnt PETER DELoro. COMPANY N

Grandpre. France, October IS, 1918
During the attack Sergeant Dcloto
sing ehanded captured eight prisoners
" sixteen more. when his company had
h"sa held up bv tho tire Of a machine
gun he set out, unass.-ted. and suru coded
90 capturing it. durt'g which exploit h
rIs wounded in the leg. Home address
rmna ncloto, 3eS West Broadway, Full
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WOLFROM, Philip Homer. sergt., Fiudlay
tWD.
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GALLOWAY, Earl, corp, Findisy tw).
EAlNEs, BERNARD j., corp. Fostoris tWl.
prAuLucCi, Joseph W. corp. kenton (WJ.
FlAThEWSkI. Theodore. corp, Ioungs-
town tWD,
BCRkHART, James NJ. Youngstown tW)
CHARWATr Joseph, Cleveland tDWI.
HANHAliAN, Edward Joseph, Steubenville
PENGutTE, Ralph s. Mason (Dw).
WOLFE. Ira. Crooksv lMD.
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