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Limerick.

John F. HUMPHREYS, first teller in
Limerick branch, Provincial Bank, has
been appointed manager at Cahirci-
veen.
Very Rev. John Canon Power, PIP,
Kilteely, has died at an advanced age.
He was native of Tipperary and was
brother of w. Power, VS., Upper.
airy, and of l. Power, VS., Cashel. In
his early days he was G. G. at Doom
and Cappamore, and later for con
siderable time in Solaghead, where he
was appointed p. p. of Kilteely, where
he spent 30 years. Three years ago he
celebrated the golden jubilee of his
ordination. He was a prominent fig
ure in the Land League and National
League movements, and was person
al friend of Parnell, Davitt, Redmond
and other leaders. He was a strong
temperance advocate.
Died-At Barrington's Hospital
Limerick, Nano, wife of John O'Brier
Globe Hill, O'Gonnelloe. At Raheen
Knocklong, Bridget, daughter of the
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Aug. is. %. 80
Order for Hearing Final Account an,
Petition for Distributions.

Order for Hearing Final Account and
Petition for Distribution.
State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John
On receiving and filing the final ac-
count of the Executrix of the last Will
and Testament OF said decedent, and
her petition praying for the allowance
Of said account and for decree as
persons by law entitled to the same:
1t is ordered. That all persons in
terested in said estate appear before
said Probate Court on Monday, the Sth
day of September, 1919, at ten o'clock
in the Court House at Minneapolis. in
said county. then and there to show
cause, If any there be: why said ac-
count should not be allowed and said
estate should s, not be
And it is further ordered. That mo-
tice of such hearing be given by pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks. prior to SAID
day Of hearing in the Irish STANDARD
said County, and by mailing a copy
of this order to all the lega tees named
in said will and heirs-at-law of said
decedent when their address is known
or can be ascertai1 9e, by I'D. due fge1tf S
date of said hearing, unless notice IS
Dated at Minneapolis this sth day
of August, 1919.
BY the Court:
JOHN A. DAHL
Judge Of the Probate Court.
ELI. TRUEMAN.
264O Bloomington Ave.
Aug. l6. q. 80
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Order for Hearing.

No. 22177.
State Of Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of John
D. OBrien, Decedent.
On receiving and fling the petition
Of Anastasia O'Brien Of Hennepin
County, Minnesota, praying for the al
ioWance of an instrument purporting
to be the last Will and Testament Of
said decedent and presented Herewith
ment and that letters testamentary be
granted thereon to said petitioner;
1t Is ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
In said matter appear before this Court
on Monday, the Sth day of September,
1919, at 10 q. m. at the Probate Court
said county. and then, or as soon there
after as said petition can be heard.
show cause, II any there be, why said
petition should not be granted.
And It is further ordered, That no.
tice OF such hearing be given, by pub
fishing this order once in each week
day Of hearing. in the Irish Standard,
newspaper printed and published in
said county, and by mailing a CODY of
this order to all the legatees named
In said will and heirs-at-law Of said
decedent when their address is known
at least fourteen (14) days before the
date of said hearing, unless notice is
waived.
Dated at Minneapolis this 9th day of
August, 1919.
BY the Court:
JOHN A. DAHL,
MRS. J. B. a1 dBR1EN, NJ ffo'''e court
628 4th st. N. E.
Auo IL % an
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Tipperary.

A force Of police and military made
another search at Rockforest House,
Roscrea, the residence of J. Burke, T.
d. E., but they again seem to have met
with a disappointment. A minute
search was made, lasting about three
hours. The private belongings Of
everyone in the house were examined.
Tipperary Feis, announced to be
held in Thurles, at which his Grace
Most Rev. DR.. Harry, Archbishops of
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lrtin Walsh, Borriscarrow,

Martin Walsh, Borriscarrow, and
James v. Robson as members.
Rev. M. O'Flanagan, who is touring
Connaught for the purpose of spread
ing the cooperative movement, was
presented with addresses at Kilkelly,
Attymass, Bonniconlon and Ballycas.
tie, the latter two being in Irish. He
was accompanied by Messrs. L. Cor.
don-Smith, assistant secretary, l. A,
o. S.; ]. Moore, organizer, and M. ],
Coen, assistant do, Capt. Cream, an
Australian officer who is studying the
movement in Ireland, spoke at several
of the meetings.
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late Patrick Ryan. At Limerick, Mi
chael Ryan, merchant.
Lonnford.

Packed meetings have been held in
County Longford, where branch OF
the Irish Unionist Alliance adopted
resolutions to stand together in the
present crisis and use every effort to
defeat the conspiracy which seeks to
deprive us of the rights of citizenship
under the freest constitution in the
world
Similar meetings were held at Lin.
erick and other towns. No disturb.
ances have been reported.
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CORK.

At Cork, in the Munster hurting
semi.fnal Cork defeated Tipperary by
two goals four points to two goals
three points.
Middleton U. D. G. passed vote Of
coincidence with the relatives of the
late Rev. G. S. OConnor, P. P, Ban
teer, who was for many years curate
in the town.
J. Quinlan, R. D. c., presided at a
meeting of over 200 farmers at Mitch
.elstown, who have registered as CO.
operative society, with 260 sharehold-
ers holding shares value for $4,000. A
committee and officers were appointed.
Speaking at the annual meeting Of
the Cork Industrial Development Asso-
citation, T. P. Gill, SECRETARY to the de-
partment, said the end of the greatest
war in history means but the begin
ming of the fiercest of industrial strug-
giles. Grave dangers on the one hand,
and many opportunities on the other,
await producers and traders of every
country. Ireland must hold as much of
the position gained during the war in
the markets of Great Britain as she
could, and even extend it to Cont
mental countries. Ireland should have
an industrial policy of her own. Hav-
ing long suffered from all the draw
backs of arrested development, they
had now the chance of reaping some
of its advantages.
Karl Hardebeck, Belfast, was the
only applicant for the position of head
master and teacher of traditional
Irish music at the Cork School OF
Music. Mr.. Fawsitt moved and Mr.
Long seconded his appointment. The
Lord Mayor moved an amendment
that the matter be postponed, as ii
was not sufficiently advertised and
there might be chance of getting an
Irishman for the position. The amend.
ment was carried by five votes to four,
the chairman not voting.
d. M. Lane, late stationmaster at
Madore, has died at South Terrace
Cork.
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CARLOW.

At a special meeting of County Car.
low Committee of Agriculture. A. w.
LETTERS moved that the department be
asked to request the proper authority
to send back shot guns to the farmers.
It was a deplorable state of affairs
that whole crops were being destroyed
by birds and ground vermin owing to
lack of guns. The resolution was
passed unaniomusly:
Married.-At the Church of the Holy
Family, Aughrim street, Dublin, by the
Rev. Father Harrington, c. G. Edward
son of Thomas Bowling, Bagenalstown
to Margaret Mary, daughter of Thomas
O'Flaherty, Dublin.
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Mayo.

Very Rev. ]. P. Canon Conry is on
visit from Rome to his father, j. M.
Conry, Ballyhaunis.
Swinford Rural Council reelected
M. G. Henry, ]. p, chairman for the
twinty-third time. Messrs. T. Doyle
and T. Roughneen, ]. p, were re-
elected respectively vice chairman and
representative on the county council.
Ballinrobe District Council co-opted
Messrs. Walter Jennings, Cross East /;
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Order for Heari.s Petition for Letters
Of Ad0inistratfon.
No. z2163.
State of Minnesota, County of Henne.
pin. In Probate Court.
In. the Natter of the Estate of Anna
Larkfn, Decedent
n On receiving and fling the petftion
Of George E Larkin Of Hennepin Coun-
II, Minnesota, praying that Letters Of
Administration on said estate issue to
Il Is ordered. That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter appear before this Court
on Monday. the 8th day Of September.
1913 At 10 .. m. at the Probate Court
In the ACourt House at Minneapolis.
in said County. and then. or as soon
thereafter As said petition can be heard,
show cause. n any there be. why said
petition should not be granted.
And It IL further ordered, That mo-
ttce Of such hearing be given BY pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks, prior to said
day Of hearing. IN the Irish StandaTd.
Newspaper printed and published in
bstsa !: !, ! I,nne.poll. this 7th day Of
BY the Court:
js6sS 20 tks froSate Court. S
AJORDAN.s Atty.
a
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News from Ireland

& ' Il.
held in Dublin, as usual in October,
will be delivered by Lord Killanin. a
most distinguished representative
Catholic layman.
t Death due to shock and hemorrhage
caused by fracture of the skull, was
the verdict returned at an inquest held
by the Dublin city coroner on the body
of William H. Laverty, Ballykeale,
Islandmagee, Antrim. Deceased was
boatswain Of the steamer Lord An.
trim, and fell nearly 40 feet from
dock level into the hold.
After "A years service, w. Pedlow,
one of the senior inspectors of nation
al schools, lately stationed in the
Dublin district, has retired from the
service under the IS rule. Mr.. Ped
low began his career as reporter on
the Belfast Telegraph.
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DUBLIN,

Military and police at Maui raided
the houses of the late James Ennis,
uncle of F. Lawless, M. p, Messrs,
James Rooney, Chris. Nulty, and Mich
ael Roche, but failed to find anything
discriminating.
Most Rev. DR.. Miller, o. M. l., Bish-
OPP of johannesburg, administered
Confirmation to close on 200 children
in kidney and Ballybrack.
The inaugural address at the COM
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The houses Of James Crowley, M. L.
p, and ]. McKenna, &C., have been
raided by d. I. Conner and police, but
nothing Of an discriminating nature
was found. Both these gentlemen are
ex-Belfast prisoners.
Killarney magistrates, on the mo.
ton of Lord Kenmare, seconded by E..
O'Sullivan, expressed regret at the de-.
parture of Mr.. Brit, St. A. Jenner.
The death occurred in London of
e. O'Sullivan, director of Salter and
Stokes, Smithfield Market. He was
the Oldest son of D. O'Sullivan, Ca
hirciveen. He was a prominent figure
in the social and political Irish world
of London. Death was the result of a
tram accident. The interment took
place in Cahirciveen after requiem
high Mass.
A memorial cross erected to the late
Captain j. Roche, who was killed in
France, was blown up with dynamite
In Killovarnogue burial ground, Cahir-
civeen.
u
The Aeridheacht at Kenmare was
largely attended. Father Courtney and
others spoke and several interesting
songs, ETC., were given to large
audience.
Married-At st. Paul's Catholic
church, Dover, by the Rev. G. w.
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Grady, PIP, chaplain to the forces;
George Gilbert, M.R.C.S., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Timpson, Hornsey lane,
London, to Fanny, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Nelligan, Strand, Dingle.
The sun., 1919-01-30
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Bonner Steel Company. Inc. has notified
tho Secretary OF the state Of New York
that capital stock OF tho corporation has
000. 900.
Federal Reserve System has admitted
the following state Institutions: Gray
County State Bank, Pamra, TEX, capital
lied at s2j000 Commercial and Savings
Bank. Mitchell. 8. D., 1900 900. and ths
Guarantee State Bank and Trust Company.
Rails, Tex, $4,000.
Baldwin Locomotive Company has re-
ceived orders for thirty four locomotives
from CHINA. the cost of which will APP
proximate $3.50, 600
New York stock Exchange has received
application to list sl5.o00.oOo Northern
States Power first and refunding mortgage
. per cent. twenty-five year series \ bonds,
due April ], 1871.
Butler Bros announce Nonus equal
to 10 per cent. of the yearly salary to all
employees who have been with the firm
for ak months or more This includes
turned.
Winthrop Coolidge has been nominated
for trustes OF the Boston Elevated to
succeed Calen /. Stone, resigned.
Wilton Tool Company, capitalized at
100000 has filed articles OF Incorporation
in Massa husetts.
New York Cotton Exchange membership
OF Paul Fliegler has been sold to q. +.
Post for $4,000.
New South Shore state Bank OF chicago.
having completed organization. will open
lowing officers; Y. A. Carroll president;
J. q. Carroll. vice. president, and W. J.
Pringle, 7. j, Carroll. +. W. Howes Il. II.
Sorenson and J. a. Carroll, directors,
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SICK IN HOSPITAL, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates.
CIuLILE, Giuseppe, u Yale st.. Ossinins.
MILLER, Robert L., Hubert, Okla.
MINER VIM. H., Barbcrton, q.
NATALIE. Michael, Nusco, Province Di
Relic. Italy.
RETURNED TO Duty. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
GA1LI.ARD. Samuel T.. Jr., Mobile, Ala
Sergeants.
COLLINS, Balir. Frozen Creek. Ky.
MAXWELL, Thomas. Steilacoom was.
GLOVER. James. ChiIiicothe, Tex.
BiELENZA, Leonardo. ee Borden st.,
BouLANGER, Arsene, Somersworth, n. II.
BCNDSCHUS, Albert, Cleveland, Ohio.
COGAN. Vim E.. Sciotoville. ohio.
COOKE, Henry e., Cedarville. Nd.
ERNST, Irwin J.. .Cressona. Pa.
FALCONE, 1gnazio, ia Orchard St, Frank
G1EsLER, Andrew A., st. Louis, Mo.
lSCHINI, John, Gallitzin, Pa
McCI<lskEY, Edward H., - Ocean pl.,
Brooklyn.
MCFARLAND. Edward r.. Missouia, Mont.
OBRIAN, Hugh c.. Randlett. Okla.
ERRONEOCsLY REPORTED KILLED IN
ACTION.
Private.
MILLER. Edgar g.. Portland. Nc.
ERRONEOJSLY REPORTED DIED OF
DISEASE.
Private.
McCLEARY John w, Rumford. Me.
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re- TINE CEGplTOl,S 80 TIL.
CoIO<J\I SJNMpING WpRKs INC

In uur-uaU.r u. an order f the Court o.,
Chanrrry ot Tho stat ~ sew Jersey, made
whcrein David Joseph Is petitioner ana
Cuior'N S'awtug Wor!s, Inc q 10
cr"ditors ~ said c0mplny 10 present %
Cocoa n MArN ihou. Esq tho r"crlvrr ~
said conlpar$, ct his utt,', SO. .6S Rroa
Essex and stat" ~ Sew Jersey. thelr GOV
oral cluims and demands against sand conf
IauJ, duly verified vu .sr oath or uCIgma-
ton within on" month from tho ha'r
hereof or they wt. % excluded tram the
henrnt Il such . .vld"nIs as may hereafter
be- made and d' iar'l hy SAD Cuur- .ron
the REsrts 81 said company.
Dated. January -. 1919
CECIL n MAC NATION
Roc"lv"r Colonial Stamping Works, Ina.
JOHN A BERNHARD,
solicitor for the Receiver
iSl broad ST.. S.gIrh. y. ).
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Casualties Corrections.


Tho following cablcd corrections are
issued as an appendix to the regular
casualty lists:
fRf'i nGrIoy R ln% Erro E1InED IN
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
HENDRIX. Johnston Avis, sp.rn. Ok.,
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Private.
MURRAY, Stanley NJ. British Columbia.
MIssISG ACTION. rREyIorsLy RE-
Priyates.
HART, Dan y. Tacoma Wash
LAtRlpsEN, Audreas NJ, Council Bluffs.
hH kEPoRr II M AEI%S, TTREyIoGslY
COCHRAN. John. westyilio. Okla
DOpENHOFF. George. Reesc. Mich
LEMASTER, James II King CITY No
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
rrlvates.
MARsALL. payton w. Futon. No
w'NIER. John =, indianapolis Ind
WOUNDED SEVERELY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING N ACTION.
Corporal.
RUTH. Albert J., Seattle. Wash.
rrivntes.
ANDERSON. Charles, Rsnne, W,
GOODRl VI james II. Ranger Tex
NADIA. Peter, - skillnian st., brooklyn,
MoEI.IER. Fr,l ". Ironton. ohio.
"o HrrmR1rS SI M;IITLH rEEH r,oy
Mechanic,
QUAD, Frank. Chicago, III.
ANDERSON, Arthur =. bay 3sth st..
p pE F%SEST hlSin Dsyn, Lake Nd
BTFREsNE' jos"rh =. ..n~re1 M"" MAJ.
DwYEK' CGaTlss Lester. Cedsryilic, ill.,
GAAiili.rccl" ~" Ansclo hi ritcairai Pa "a.
MCCARTHY. Patrick D.. 5ss f. sath st..
MAJ; 9Sr iasg NSs}, yss F,p. Wiz.
MORGAN. AIh,rt, p,ts,on. pa
nETHERF ORD, Elbct C!arcncc Somerset,
RPYIT Ty -Goarssi, rhnads phin, Ia,
WEBSTER, Howard p, Hcnrictta. y. G.
wOI NDEn. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Corporal.
RICHARDS, Ear. Palestine. III.
Private-.
B B1 Peter; c,eremon,,. y, IL
al RI WoR 9r Tai t,I'@ a. nyf -,
CONRAD. Finer. Elirrd, III.
pIAM"Mp, paI'd, milwaukee, WIS.
GATEWuoD, Rooney u Oklaunion. Tex.
GihBI0l%S James =, Los Angeles. rni
HAMILTON, nryi. ig f., Morrovis, Kan.
McpONOCGH. Thomas = Mi,yillc. Mass
MAnnlN Ben, f.. Richmond. Mo.
MEYERS, Jacob. Muskegon, Mich
MILLER. German, Monchalanta, Ky
NANrZ. Elem. London, NY.
The sun., 1919-01-30
PROPOSALS.

Ofi0e Port Storage Oiii,ar Common
wealth pl"r. Boston, Mas Sealed pro-
losLs In triplicat" VIII be received AZ thls
ofitrc until - O'Clock meridian February l.
lRl". and then opened IN presence 81 At
tending bidders fur the salvage ~ quart r.
master supplies FROM the British : :
PORT HUNTER wrecked near Ninsyn-I
Haven, Mass Hanks ana fun informal .on
on ami, atlon.
The sun., 1919-01-30
ARMY
(Day Report)


JONES chester p, Lieut., ais Lincoln rd..
BROOKLYN (WU).
MacROSSIE. Thomas d, Lieut., +0s Ora"
ham ave, Brooklyn (WCj.
MULLIGAN, Charles. sergt.. i7l2 Amster-
dam ave. CW).
BLEND, Nicholas j.. corp. 800 Dean ST.,
BROOKLYN, CWIl.
DAVIS. George Morton. corp. sS Column
bus ave. (Wt),
FRANGADAKI, John stelienor, corp. III
West l46th st. (W)
lyn (w).
The sun., 1919-01-30

Auto School Largest and hest school In the
WEST SIDE U. 8, Send for booklet and pass
Y. N. c. A, 20 school Telephone Columbus
Slo W. 57th ct. 1920 special classes for ladies'
The sun., 1919-01-30
LOST. FOUND AND REV ARDS
HELP w,STED-MALK.

DOG LOST. reward. red irish terrier
? East S1d St
The sun., 1919-01-30

ANDIsoN, Chris, Freeman (wsl.
LLDTB si Scott ,; A., Rapid d Cdty tSW Ws'
TENNESSEE.
BUCKINGHAM. Henry O.. Lieut.. Mem
BtAKEMoRE, John, corp. Nashville
IVY: Henry B.. corp. Hickory wi,ho
LrTTLB. Clyde H.. corp. johnson City
WILSON Alfred, corr, S h.,n,, !w w.,
p ph1vEsN Claude wensM ..' snouns IWs,.' "
DUKE, Roy r., Buchanan CWSl.
ELLISON. Ara W. East Chattanooga
GAGE. Marion w. sweetwster tws,.
GALLOWAY, Horace E.. Tresovant (ws).
K K6Np PsTR' A. sSOs esi. M2 tws
MUIR. Bllas C., Covinston tws):
S WfEhiA Mi' AVIS 81 hs %smDh. W. W.
MULLER, Ernest, Lieut.. Brenham NW.
BfAKE. jesse T., corp. Roaring spring,
FRITZ. Noble. corp. Temple lwl. .,
HEATH, George NJ. corp. westmoreland
HoIsEwR1GHr Edward. corp. Temple
LkGRAND. George F.. corp. Hereford CwU.
p ia ,, Albert D. corr secSts,y WU.
c EHlG3EN T Enp Kaufman M @Fe e%s '"s'
GAMPBf EIm.. Fd Hi HIM GTowell VS.
HARLE, Francis M, Port Arthur CwC.
EE9 9X FR,,b hqSh' E kS.,;. (% 'Ws,
},ASKsoS, Ioyd L., Msn,ra twss; 49,
KIRBY, Ebert E., TexarkAna {W),
McGuEEiN, Robert A, San Antonio cw.
MMAAP PPE Hsnry r, o. De cat r6 SWs' rvs,
MESCHwITZ, Adolf. Burton Cws).
PMILLIPs clyde. Jourdanton tws).
Ts SHb Ti R9na H f. s.snn '%
wAGGoNER Carl NJ, ochiitree iws).
WALKER, William l.. Corbin (w).
UTAH
BLOTTER. Aioph. Logan Cws).
MOVES leroy, Oqden 1Ws1.
TEAK, Anton, bingham W..
VERMONT.
DUKETr. Nelson c., Plainfsid CwU.
VIRGINIA.
JEssuP. James c.. Lieut.. eoutn Hill
HLiaoTr. CHART. r. sesp- suhoo,nsd
s1ELLHoss. Wexford d. CORP. Farm.
p1.s ss as' William D., Yum. ewD,
G GkkEEIEnA N Charlie. g. Aiss.ndri. twG.
ShbblLEE, James f. portsmouth (Wl.
gillespie. Arthur D., swords Creek
GREEAR. Henry. H.rndon tw).
JARRELi. coesr, f f., Fletesey VS..
J J0NEs' lanes lanes. RoFIn. Gats w City tw)
RATLiFF. John William, Grundy tw).
R Z, ballard. snowxiIie (WJ.
WAGSTAFF, Eugene H, Chase City tws).
WASHINGTON.
DYMoND. Harry, Dyer, corp. .Tacoma
THoRKELkoS. Joseph R'E +, ' corp. ss~estsi.l.
CALAIS. John. bordeaux tws).
HAMANN, Carl. Lent (WS)
MITCHELL. Joseph II, Demins tws).
WEST VIRGINIA.
k kMds JACK lack. Dsyaa; corp Blueheld ove.
CALHOUN, Camden H., Franklin cwU.
GrA .HEy,, Leo n; Eik Garden VS..
S SANiPfNH IFl Ja, Kep Y wv w ;ws,
MhI TTER R Snssies Alvin Gra ,w fws
TRlPLETr Graydon, Glcnwood 6wS.
WEEKLEY. Harry j., Bridgeport (ws).
WISCONSIN.
BLxTH' Laurence Dale, .err., Milwaukee.
K kdASKs sksinI1%,n n srrs, Ls Cross &
AAsTERtD, Ole. lola CWS)
CALL Clyde b., Surfing ,wIO
BECKER, Fred Athens Cws,.
nINAT. Stanley. Milwaukee CwJ0
HERMAN. Eugene Herbert Milwaukee, Nv,
HOOKING. Roy. Dodeevlle wv >
NJ ELLEh. George II. Cuba City CwsD,
GHRAMM, Paul r, Glidden fwS.
ehhhEph' James John, Whitewater Cwo.
WYOMING.
EIntVI,I, llre. Johnson. Rsnchester tyySI
l;EMO,NE, William p. Saratoga w
MERRILL. Edward g. Marshall Cws,
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Canada.
FOCRNlER william j.. Montreal WIZ.
Cuba.
PHl1L-lPs. Burns r. Guana!o (wC.
Ireland.
DCNLEANY, Andrew, Barley HiN W..
Italy.
DIi.ABBIO, Carrlinr. Casalnneansrst,. Ch,,ti
FAl.SETTO, Raraele Malro OwD.
SlOT-IO, Giuseppe, Sez2e RoC1~ wv
LaCESA, Gerard. FesorrOle (w)
New brunswick.
BRIDEAC. Arthur, Pockctville Cy)
Russia
PALSRACH. Julian. Rofon. M,nck VS.
Switzerland.
The sun., 1919-01-30
FLORIDA.

THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA
II tho ideal winter resort It's wonderful
climate enables the tourist to enjoy out
door sports throughout season. address
Boards Of Trade Hotels. etc.
MIAMI, fla.
Tropical: surf baLnIns at IS degrees; nns
hutt.s. write Chamber VI Commerce for
Booklet,
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Tho following cabled corrections are
issued as nn appendix to the regular
casualty lists:
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED N
ACTION. Now REPORTED
WOUNDED SEVERELY
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ALABAMA.

GREER. Charles w. Lieut., syiacsugs
(WU).
ABERcRoMBIE, Astor p. Hanceville
(WC).
ANDERSON. Axel G. Theodore (wU).
DOWNING. Jesse. Wallace CWU).
FAKES. Charles W. New Market (ws).
FAl.LlN, Alton W, Troy CWS).
FON, David b, Maplesvllo (WUD.
KELLER. Orrie Lee Fairhope (wU1.
NEVILLE. Thomas +, Camden twU).
PRYOR. Allen T, Andalusia (wSD.
stHOTTGEN. Clarence r., Brmins ham
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VII SER, John, Columbia tWCi.
WTiAEp. Fred j. McKecsport tWC).
RHODE ISLAND.
HrLANGER. Arthur. corp, Woonsoeket
IN >Nr'HETrE, william Ashton VIVID.
IilG"S. Hrenton NJ, Providence 'Wc)'
sff ItA. BaZvIi Fawtucket tWIl. -
ytTNRO Umherto. Providence LwC),
lANRERT, Alex, Central Fails tWSl.
~ NNUS. John Henry, Pawtucket tWS).
,.rEEIN. John j., Grapeylle tWS).
WILKINSON. Charles r., Pawtuckct (wC).
SOUTH CAROLINA.
'".ETRoMBlE. Pierce b. senst'' Clinton
n..pN James II. sergt,. Anderson tWsl.
Col T.. SWAY. James Y. corp. campobelio
r.ls5 sam W, CORP. Anderson 'wso.
IRIS Gresham, Converse tWS).
i1NS william r.. Martin Point (W):
tEujErATH. Daniel. White Rock (ws).
HAYWOOD. william, ArdoveT ODD.
H'+E- James. clio CWSp.
, WELL. Melvin \, Warrenville CWS),
|.NlE. stephen o., Osceola tWSj.
>lNGs Albert W, spartanbarg (wsJ.
: .'KEs, Gasto", -Higeway ,!Wu).
- Bruce. Allendale tNSl.
liter, Clarence. Cope ODD.
NE Jasper. Grnonvile (WSl.
p''1IAMS. Leo, WATERFORD ODD.
50. Alexander, Inman ODD.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
.' ~ Charles scrgt., Huron CwS).
r'.rGR Edward corp. winfred (wUD,
'.-..S. Torvsld. Lily CWs),
T. "HARDT. Emanuel J., Hosmer (wsj.
l.'.'.-. Louis A., Montrose (WSl,
.-. Edlos p. Edgeneld (WUl.
> WI, samuel. Whitewood ODD.
fII.. William F.. Greers (Wt).
''N hKVNZ. Carl Adolph. Hazel ODD.
.L'IEN. Edward -, Beresf0rd tWS).
- .-If, Hally A., Rapid city ODD.
TENNESSEE.
'i.n. curtis r, ssrgt,. Clouds lM). ,.,.
H.. Roy W, scrgt., Johnson city
F- Charlie r. corp. Nashville twS).
..' samuel c., corp, MsJon (WSl.
" >EDY, Charles L, corp, sardis
t'l-t
AEnEHsoN. Dover, Silver Point (ws).
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wv
TAGGART. Carl s. corp. Guthrie Cwu).
Dot pRE: Tony, Mustang wv.
ELLIOTT. Hillary h. Blanchard (ws)
HOWARD, Anthony e.. NlArgum CWrl
MERRITT. Harmon L. Springer CwU>
MITCHELI.. William T. Roosevelt tWC).
MITCHELL. william. Marley CwI').
PEARSON. Henry E. Milo twSD.
PHllPpT. Paul v, West Tulsa (w).
QUICK, Clarence, Loco tWUp