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SERBIAN STATESMAN
LOOKS TO AMERICA
FOR HELPING HAND

PARIS. Saturday. Jan. 1.-"France'
England and Russia. in their treaties
with Italy and Rumana, disposed OIL
Serbian rights" said Or. NJ. r. Yes
mitch. premier Of Serbia, today. In an
interview given The Associated Press
"Rumunia lost her bargain when she
began peace negotiations with the Cen
trail Powers in 1917" no continued
"Iloc. the treaty Of 1915. between Italy
England and Russia, regarding tho
eastern coast of the Adriatic. still stand
in international law
There arc two facts which would
seem 70 ncEatirc this question. America
entered the Wat after tho signing Of
the treaty. She came In as the aroweo
enemy Of secret treaties and the ell
tcn,c accepted that principle. Further.
Mt the time of tho signing Of this treaty.
Italy wanted the territory In question
ms a protection against Slarish DON'T
nation. backed ny Russian power But
with the political upheaval in Russia
this situation has disappeared. The
time Is over. il seems to me. when an
impcrialist policy might be favored in
Europe.
why should not the nations Of the
Balkans have tho Same rights rs inc
others?
AT the peace conferences there via.
be REPRESENTED four different kinds OF
nations: First those who entered the
var with the idea of domination: Sec
ond. those who were defending them
selves: third. those who entered II win
high ideals. like America. and. fourth
those who entered IT as business
proposition.
"Unhappily for Serbia. those nations
surrounding her belong TO tho last
named class"
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Will Rush Big u. S..
ArTnOr Plate Plant to
Completion in gao Days

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 5.--The
contract for oil the steel work in tho
erection Of the buildings Of tn" armor
plato shop Of the naval nrdnanc" plant
at South Charleston has been let 10 tho
American Bridge company. tho work 10
cost s2.1S4.000 and 10 h" completed in
240 days. according to Official word re-
ceivcd BY the Charleston Chamber or
Commerce today from Washington. This
marks tho second great step in the pro-
gross OF government work In South
Charleston,
The American Bridge company will
only erect the steel fram"J Of the build
ings. The plants now completed there
have been engaged in the manufacture
Of big %lns. rccnil cylinders and ord
nance w"?l; Tho work OF manufacture
ing tho Eurs vii continue on large
SCALE.
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POSEN DECLARED
LOST TO GERMANS
U1nndun TIm"s tahl.'. r"p"-iGh; iSi? 10y
Public Ledger tnmpHn:D

Unndun TIm"S rahl". rnp"-igh: isi? by
Public Ledger tnlnpHn:.b
THE HAGUE. Ian. i--fur III" mo-
mont Their" X p"aC" again in PpS"n.
where n sort o. r.c"n"iiiatiUu seems 10
have occurred. Tn" ~h"l" city is deco
rated with III" Polish culurs ard eagles.
In order In respect t;"rmany's feelings
IN" allies FLAGS no lc:s"r ar" displayed.
th" Polish authorities having declared
they do not t'"nirc -. confront Berlin
with u fail aCc"mp!. hut Ia leave the
decision !" The peace conferences.
Til Poles hay" compl"l" power in
their hands hatE III tho city and III"
prrvinr" o: Fas"n Two rrussian minis
tiers hav" returned n Berlin with th"
in:1rmrtt"u til:t il Will n" lunS"r be
po$shl" for IN" German government: To
change the situation by force.
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Peace Debate in the
Senate; McCumber for
League Of the. Nations

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-Nith its
holiday vacation ended. Congress Will
settle. down tomorrow TO the task VI
clearing All unusually heavy legislative
calendar before the session ends carly
in March.
Peace debate will BE- rcopencd in TN"
Senate tomorrow with an address by
Senator McCumber OF North Dakota,
Repu blican. in support Of 4 league Of
nations. Senator Hitchcock Of Nc
hraska, chairman Of the Senate foreign
relations committee plans an address
On tho resolution of Senator johnson OF
california;: asking the state department
for information az Ia Americas r~la-
,Ions with Russia. Senator Hitchcock
conferred with Acting Secretary FOX
vest crday regarding Russia. :.
Senate and House c"nfcrces arc TO
nec, tomorrow in an effort 10 compose
differences over tho var rer"nu" ELL
with night sessions planned II n"ccS-
Sar,. 50 that an early report may be
made.
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POSING AS SON OF
ROOSEVELT HE GETS
ROUGH RIDERS MONEY

NEW YORK. Jan. :. &c. "neh"dy ~
New M"Niru has been ;mr''rs"nhtinT NJ
chic Roosevelt and hH.r"wilG money
there In he strength ~ ;h" u''c'' o'''
according to ini"rnrn! son received "
tho son Of tho former president ard
made public here today.
Captain R"nscvelt said that man
accom- panied by Il woman. posing us
Mrs Roosevelt. has been visiting NnrI-
ous New Mexico cities. and through
long distance telephone conversation
from Albuuurrauc. recently induced
Robert Monroe Ferguson of Silver CITY,
H former rough rider and friend II he
Roosevelt family 20 telegraph him $50
on the plcn that he WAS snor; OF funds
He asked Ferguson Ia meet. him at
DcminE, and then failed tn appear.
Captain Roosevelt is in General Hog
pi,al No. !. here. being treated Tor
paralysis Of the arm. caused by shell
wound received in France.
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STRONGER RELIGIOUS
FEELING FOLLOWS The
WAR, SAYS PERSH|NG

ROME, Saturday. Jan. 4.--Aftcr his
visit to the Vatican today. President
Wilson returned u III" American ON
haSSy. whence he drove. with Mrs. Will
son - tho American Protestant ErISc"-
pal . .ucch He was accompanied b.:
Thomas Nelson Page. tho American
ambassador: fricadIrr General william
" Harris. !. : A.. and Count RruSch'-
f',lCari. gentleman in Whiting I" King
Victor Emmanuel. and Countess FruSchi
t,algari lady i'll waiting TO Queen Hello
ma
In the vrstry of The church thr rrosi-
dent received representatives or evan
Eelical churches IN Italy. They wcr" in
truduccd by DR.. DEXTER G. Whittinghiil,
superintendent Of tn" American Baptist
Mission: the Few Walter Lowri", rector
cf st. raul's American church and
Francis r. kc"nc the American consul
general. Other bodies represented were
tn" Waldrnsan Church, thn English
BAPTIST Missions. the 1talian-Amerlcan
Methodist churches the Wesleyan Mis-
Sion<. the Presbyterian church and tho
British Rihl" Society.
Arlcr tho presentation Of the various
representatives. President Wilson had
pleasant talk with his callers. RcnE
t"lG that all were praying for success
&C his work, the president answered that
ho thought tho hand Of Frovidrnc"
might he soon in tho mobilization of
tn" moral forces of tho world" and In
the uu!"n Of all the churches for a high
standard Of civilization.
The president remarked that General
Pcrshing had told him III" war had pro
duccd stronger religious feelings among
tho soldiers. and he added that the man.
nor in which tho different peoples
throughout the world had responded TO
tn" appeal TO their idealism had touched
him.
\ vast crowd awaited the President
outside tho church and gave him most
cordial greeting.
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Thc adjustment
TO open market conditions in steel IS
being made X Is said. with the StcSl
institutes prior reviSions proposed fasI
month as a guide. So. far as Is Known
no "insurgent tendencies have APP
peared Among the now cards for 1913
business circulated through the trade
there are indications that extras VIII
be figured on percentage Of the base
price instead OF fat addition. De
mand for steel is at Il low chh and lead
ers DO not anticipate any Improvement
for a. least Two weeks.
Iron interests are divided as to the
price Of pig iron. NoSi producers hola
to the old government price of S3t per
ton, but the suggested revision to the
s31 level is heard III some sections. De
rnand for pig iron IS dull. although inc
outlook for capacity production Is
promising. New prices on cast IRON
pipe arc awaiting more settled c"hot-
tions in the pig iron market.
aThe copper market is dull. quotations
being nominal AZ % cents in conformity
with the announced price Tor export.
That buying is being held up In the
belief that lower prices Will soon RUE.
is borne our in reports that lake ana
electroloytic COPPER IS being olereo d.
20 cents pound. Leading INTERESTS
SKATE that tae llaSH's' 90 -.
metal will BE- somewhat under IS cents.
Lead has been neglected recently De-
n,usa II is felt that present prices arc
FOO high and that the open market VIII
work out ut about -. cents pouno'
Speltcr has shown no Improvement tne
last week. slight recessions being char
acteriStic. ~
Dissatisfaction among the tin inter
,s-. hnrc has been augmented BY re-
cent developments. Straits TN has oesn
orrcred hers from London at o3 cents
hut restrictions preclude my importa
tions except TO the United states go.
r,rodur,s company. The market is
.,,r,,nt and there is little demand.
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DR., TERRY TELLS GOOD
OF UNION MISSION
Appeals TO Congregation to Assist In
MaiutainIng wornAn's Department
Of Institution.

With impressive utterances, dcclar-
INK that he personality was with inc
Union mission in general for the splcn-
did work being done and for the "o-
mems department in particular, the
Rcv. DR.. Claud. Porter Terry, in an In
spring sermon last night In the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN church. told his consresa-
tion where he stood on the proposition.
Hr appealed to his listncrs to lend their
MD in assisting the people behind the
proposition in their noble and cody
work OF saving men and women's souls
and bodies.
He briefly rected the great 5000
being. wrought by the mission IN the
vomen's department; that 1t was the
haven of hope and the beacon OF wei
coma 10 all who wanted to lean upon
the arm Of support in walking in the
straight and narrow path. He declared
thai ne had seen the good that Is being
done by the department for women, but
that Il would have TO be abandoned un-
les, the people came 10 the rescue OF
,he mission. DR.. Terry put the PROPOSE
ton .quarely up to his compensation
declaring that they should give theiE
aid in maintaining such a worthy soul
saving institution.
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AMERICANS RECEIVED
BY POPE BENEDICT

ROME, Saturday, Jan. 4, (By the Asso-
ciatcd Press. )--Popc Benedict to-day re-
ceived in special audience the American
journalists who arrived here with Pres!-
dent Wilson, together with some or the
Presidents suite. The visitors were con-
Quoted by Monsignor O'Hcarn, rector oil
the American College.
In a BRIEF address, the pope saIu lhat
all his efforts. prayers and influence
had been directed 10 fastening the sue
cess Of the plan aiming to unite the ma
ton. OF the world in such Il brotherhood
AZ would prevent future wars.
The puntiff said h" WAS glad 10 sec
American journalists for personal rca-
sons. saying:
w., were born in the city which was
,h.. hirthulacc uf tn" man who discover
rI America. \ furth"r reason for satis-
faction in seeing you is the TACT mat
there arc SO many Catholics living IN
IN, United States. In whom we lccl
bound h? the closes. It's. IN" S%mpa-
thu We have always F.lt for America ls
increased now when v" think "i l'rc*i-
DENT wilson's talents and his hopes Tor
a lust and lasting pcaC" which are about
to becu,nc reality.
ror. l;cu"dict concluded hy imp2rtinS
TO I'd the apostolic hrncdicilon.
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Big Seizure Of Whiskey
Canlouf|aged in Cotton

rHAEL.E STUN. W. Va. Jan. '.--Iw"
hundred and iifty quarts ot "h!SN"!
hacked IN sixteen SutlcaS"N. and com
ccaicu IN 1, carload at government ''''-
tom. a"rc seized by federal nHth"F!''"S
;u-usrht when they NAL" T.t'd on inc
car which lad boon switched 81! "!' me
kanawh:: & Michigan tracks =; TN" gov
rrnn,"ut explosive r'aEt i""h .! Miro.
Officials say III" wh.Nh"i WAS ih''nH'u
FOR persons ~ Charleston and ihn' one
or more railroad m"n hr" IN I'LGu" Won
band Of h1nrl"EI"rS h"r" Hhh arc :i'"-
NIX them n getting ;hr W"' goods ih'"
The stat.
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HOPE FOR REVENGE
AMONG THE GERMANS

PARIS, Jan. I.--'rh" correspondent ~
rn;lt JnnrNal with the French ar
IN = draws strong contrast between
c"Iui; .nn% ~ III" cities ana Throughout
rhr country N France md ticrnany
Franrr. hr says. although victorious. is
still bleeding from innum"rnhlc wounds.
whereas vanquish"d Germany is alr"hhN
rcrairine the havoc rt defeat and bust
ling activity has been resumed in some
.,f tho factories.
TIL. correspondent writes:
"Trayrlcrs returned TrcEl Germany
report tina, Germany ~ IrH"tir:LlE un-
scathcd and that ia som" places IN"
ocnrI" cv~n rr"e"rNo hopes "f r""rnE"
Ifrc cn"s on as f"rrncrly: lrumS hr" IN
onnrat;on eng noS mr.. hnnminc and re-
construction WORK y already under way
In France on Tn" contrary. min" shifts
must ho constituted ana reinforced.
houses and cities rebuilt and fields l"v-
rlled~
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EXPOSED AFTER POSING
As MAN FOR 5 YEARS

san RE.RNARDlNO. cal. Jan. 5.--At-
ter passing as Il man for eight years and
fleeing 10 the desert n"ar here 10 cTad"
the physical examine ton incident 10 tho
military draft. "J"hn Baurr.' aged -.
was found t"-Jay /" b" n woman WHOM
she refused 1" submit To III" miniatra-
tons Of male nurse IT tho state hos
p:tal II Patton. near here.
'Jiaurr." whr refused 10 give any
other name. was nppr"heud"d IN Death
Valley. whore she, had lived in n cave
for tn" past year and was believed I"
EaN" hccun" unbalanced frum sol!tur".
Til" woman ;nid the hospital auth"ri-
tics she had lived in the Imperial Valley.
Calii"gn.R. fur seven years. working as
a man ana wearing r"1's clothing before
w"fHlicrd :>firi"al'crc!sNt y l'HL NJ
.N:dr The draft.
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GUN CREWS REXovED.
NINE

WASHI%GTON. Jan. 5.-Naral gum;
ana rlinucrs placed on American nlsr-
chan; ships to protect them against Ger
man submarines are being removed :"
rar:dly ~ tn" vessels reach home ports,
said an announcement today by ~"
shipping board. The rifles and Their
crews arc returned 10 the navy. While
~ steel gun cmrlaccmcn;s mounted
g.: the bow and stern are dumped on
n" docks without ceremony after the!
:.:c cat away.
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TRANSPORT UNDAMAGED.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5--Thc steam
or TEsondarl, which went aground in the
Delaware river off Fort Dupont last
wednesday with eighty officers and
men from the American army in France
abroad was pulled or tho sandbar to-
dar and arrived hero tonight apparently
un,iamaErd. The soldiers. most or whom
FOR Washington IA. where he Will
al tugs Wednesday nigh, and brought 10
no: altals in this city.
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Another Effort TO Float
The Stranded Transport

FIF:I: ISLAND y. T.. Ian. Am
other attempt 70 float the. United States
transport Northern Pacific, which ran
aground Of: This place "Wednesday. Will
be made during III" night. rt'hI "hi-
GERS said today. Two wrtckinE Tugs
and scows equipped with powerful ma
chin..ry havn anchored otfsh"r", await
;ng high water.
Removal "r ;hr ESQ soldiers ab''rd
tho Northern Pacific. completed \Hst"r-
day. the crowds who ln"l tia lIrh
disappeared today in ia" tacc OF Ia"
cold ,vra .n"r. pnly u coast guards ai'i
80 army medical officers remained 80:
duty.
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STUBBORN BLAZE hi
BELMONT MILL

Tho fir, dcpartn.m: Ma, ill. .''..
late SUNDAY evening IT, answer a a.,
rSSm box 81. <,'uai"d vt tn" corner al
Main and Twenty streets. IA"
blaze was small h"jnr confined I" The
,reSsln works AT III" H"lmrnt MN. hu'
Was very hard t" "Ntingui>h "u H..
count OF thc Eroa; amount q! charcoal
on The Premises TIL" f!retictt"rS were
compelled IL remain on tn" job :'''>"rai
hours hrtor" th"y could I.arn tn" prom
.s.s with saf"ty. Very htil" dHmhS" re-
suited "xT"al to several larS" titnh"rs
near. the blast furnace.
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You remember that in Mother Coos"
Miss Muff,t was very fond OF curdstand
whey She liked other things too. listen
When Miss Munfct visited the 1000
show she ate seven different KINDS or
breakfast foot! and gathered ten poun
Of sample packages. Then She stopped
on the free weighing machine and found
that her weight had increased ten per
cent: whereas il she had eaten twice AZ
much breakfast food the Ga!n would
have been eleven percent.
Can you tell how much Miss Mufr"t
weighed when she arrived At the show
ANSWER TO NO. 3.
The cnanSc from the old lndy's pocket
book must have consisted OF 80 cent
niece. thrn" two cent pieces And two
rsnts TIL" cldcs, boy took the so cant
piece. which left four cents apisca for
the others.
Copyright 1919. BY Sam LoyA -
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TERRIBLE VENGEANCE
BY THE BOLSHEVIKI

ELAp1v0STOk. Friday. Jan. 3.--tRr
the Assoc!atrd Frcss. THE Bnlshcrtki
in I"trcgrad took h.noo hostages after
the assassination. last September. Of
Moses Er!tzky. thr commissary for
home affairs. according to accounts
brpuEht NY NJ. Kuznetzoft. A Russian on
einrcr. and q. C. WE'LL. nm l;nE!ishnnn
who arrived Mt nmsk from Schlue.scl-
burg. near rrtrnErad. or these, the
Travellers report Foo were executed.
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CAUGHT IN HOLE HE
FREEZES TO DEATH

TITTSRI' EtiH. IN. Jan. 5.--Rcturn-
inE 10 his home carly this morning,
Robert Colbert. aged 10. found hr had
locked himself out Procuring
ratchet II" chopped II hole IN III" lower
pnncl Of the .fro0t door. and attempted
to crawl in. While trying 10 squeeze
through til" opening his clothing caught
and hr was held TIL hc frnzH to death.
His body was found hanging in the door
y" ncirhhnrs shortly after dnyliEht.
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MAXIM GORKY JOINS
RUSSIAN EXTREMISTS

ZURICH. Jan. 5.-Ma1im f;orkv. tho
Russian rcvolutonist. has been elected
a member of tho Pctrograd Soviet. &C
cordng 10 Russian adviccs received
here. p
dispatches in late November report
cd that Maxim Gorky. who was at first
opposed 10 tho Bnlshcvik, had Joined
them. and had accepted q position in
the Bolshcvik department Of educa-
tiOn.1
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PUII.Al rEDFHIA. Jan. Tho strike
Of milk wagon drivers which started
last week, assumed %"ri"mS proportions
today. Virtually every dealer N IN"
rIl,. Was affected and thousands n r"si-
dents IN all SECTIONS w"r" without milk.
There arc about i.f0N drivers IN Phil.
ndclphia and he strikers declare that
"hn Of them have Joined n sympathetic
strike In force one Of the large dealers
To <r"gnizc their Union. Tho question
It wuc"S docs not enter into the con-
irulrr$y, il WAS SAID.
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FRENCH DELEGATION
NOT YET DELEGATED

N.nndon Times Cable. Copyright. 1919,
l., Public Ledger tnInran!.)
FAIRS. IAN. :.--Th" I'rrnrh peace
Delegates ar" 10. yet named hut l'i"N
will !rc',Idc pr"ml"r rl"u. ur,au and u.
rirrnn. whil" tn" rSprc!:.l advice If NJ.
~ Tar,ncu. klutz and simon is likely
10 u" ,;lllcd nn. TIL" &"cri! of nations
will lc Leon Bourgeois especial con
corn.
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Suffragettes Cut Out
White House Watch Fires"

W.tSHINGTON. Jan. 5.--I2rcause OF
intcrfcrcncc ny tho police. thr National
Wonana Party announced tonight that
il hnd abandoned ita plan to keep watch
fires" burning In front OF the White
House Until thr Senate had passed tho
Susan r. Anthony suffrage constitution
nj amendment resolution.
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AGREEMENT REscINpEp.

rhE1S. Ian. :'-.-IH"rnn DISPATCHES r"-
r"Iv~d hero rcrnr, that TN" agreements
hctworn ~" Poles and IL" ':rrmanS bay"
hcrrl rrS,indrd ErIchwilA has been "c-
curic,l nv tho Poles whw arr now Irl-
,an"Iu:: along IN" Ercus'.- panZlE rail
NAY. the DISPATCHES said.
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American Casualties

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 5.-The
.ol,nwinr casualties are reported by
,be commanding general of the Amer
iran evolutionary forces:
killed In Action.
= Hanley. Mike. Youngstown. Ohio.
Arthur. Allen. Cleveland Ohio.
Privates-
Anderson, George D., Steubenville, O..
Brannon, Dey l., Auburn, W. va.
Halter7uan, Leslie W. Freenansoprg,
". Va.
Uolowopur Nike. Youngstown. 0.
smith, Carl c., Bridgeport, Ohio.
Died Of Wounds.
Corporals--
caskey, Clair. WadSw"rth. Ohio.
Freese, Clyde j., Steuoenville. o.
Tscnirpcr,. Emanuel q. Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania.
Died From Accident and Other Causes
Captain
, f.ukcnS. Man w.. HAvcrtorI. Ia.
Privai"s---
,;arran. lanes j.. Cleveland. Ohio.
l;udzlnSi<:. Jan. CLEVELAND. Ohio.
Died OF Disease.
t.ab.cn. W"yi,nd II. Saginaw. Mech
Shepard. F:a"ris T.. South Orange
New jersey
LirurenGn'-
Berry, Darwin s., Terra Alta, ". Va.
Smith Jahr H.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Wounded Severely.
Atwood. jefferson. B;sh~e Ariz.
Brewer. Guy s. les Mo:ncs, Iowa
Captain
Rott. john ". Paris. France.
HSergsarit--
Kinds, wyue, New Masa.noras, Ohio.
Cosporais--
Pierce. Roy t.. Erie. Pa.
Sickle. Sam. Pittsburgh. PA
Chapman, Grover T.. cleveland. ~
Hatfield, wayne, Sprisg, w. Va.
Melchtng, Joseph, Steubenvule, Ohio
Bisoenano. Crr0':lla. Altoona p2.
Slaslc. Edgar. Johns:own. Pa
Privates--
Graft, Charles w. Marion. Ohio.
johnson, Ned, Big Creek. ". va.
KondaS Steve w, cleveland. Ohio.
Luck. Edward. Cleveland. Ohio.
Margonc. Ralph. Ashtsbula Ohio.
Mullins, Roy r., Apgah, W. Va
Cordova, Charles, Steubenvlle, Ohio.
Curtis, Benjamin p, Dale. ". va.
.Melctt, George, Martins Ferry. Ohio
Prudente, Joseph, Fair,nont. ". Va.
Bonhana, Harvey r., Dunbar, ". va.
Booty. Leroy Eugene. Cleveland. -.
Fethcrlin". Thomas l.. Washington.
Pennsylvania.
Groves Prank v. Bethedsa, Ohio.
Missing in Action.
Corporal
Miller, Fred c.. Fairmont, ". VI.
Fr,vntHS
Iiirkirv. Joseph. Ir:tSlur=n IA
fIschntt"r. Michael. Ere IA,
JeHrss. Charles T.. ''ulur: bus rl,;n.
Ludwig. JOHN w. tant.,n bh:".
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RIVER rELEGHABB.

Davis Island Tlnn,---l0.6 frct. laI1inB:
cloudy.
I'arkcrshu-E--.%o tcct. falling; cloudy.
Stcubcnvillc--20 feet. falling; clear.
oil rity--i9 fret. falling. clear.
Warrcn--3.4 feet. falling; clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-06

A man almost naT"s starts y lnre af-
fair with serious 'uatrimonial intentions
but then. d.arir. II" almost meyer tHh..s
his first glass IT champagne win tn"
S"rious intention # becoming 'ut"X;-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-06

Corporal
Miller, Fred c.. Fairmont, Y. W.
Fr,vntHS
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fIschntt"r. Michael. Erlr. IA
JeRriss. Charles T.. ''"lur: bus OHIO
Ludwig. JOHN W. tant.,n. ph:".
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-02-13
THE MESSAGE
Written by Miss Luitgardis Biegler
of Strasburg N. Oak.

Written by Miss Luitgardis Biegler,
Of Strasburg N. Oak.
I waited and ! waited for message
From over the Sea,
Long were the hours, dreary the days
That brought no news to me.
l prayed and l longed just for one line
Written in his manly hand,
And / thought he was too brave to die
In the far off, No Mans Land.
Then alas, there came 1.-THE Message"
Not the kind waited for
But it was a message, "My Friend"
And these sorrowful words it bore:
Somewhere in France is little black
Where lies your soldier brav;
He fought every battle in this bloody
war
Till at last his life he gave.
You can read upon little cross
Stationed at the head of his grave
That he fought to the last then he
gave his all
For his country's Freedom to Save