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fftMF CASUALTIES 808, .
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lVaslilngton, Sept. .3
casualty lists Issued by tlie ,
Slree
f ,) Department contain S15 nntnes.
n'"1 .. .
,Mre are 402 in todays army list: 7
it, '', marina relort and 406 in last
EM ntitht's army list. Today's army casual-
.tles are divided as follows:
E.KUld In action ....
fjp& 'Miialng In action
I:--' Jj t..
r.3
75
166
15
78
urt nouuuen Brveruiv ........
ti KilMed of disease
MirST Wounded, ilcciee undetermined
E?4v tTiiA fpnm nnrnnlnnn nrplrtent
E t'-f Died 'from accident and other cause-)
EX. The list!
KtT.l.KI) IX ACTION
C'npttiln
UEAMY, FRANK jr.. l.awrrnee. Mm.
Lieutenants
BOSTICK, IlAY HZIIA, Mnnton. Mich
KKisEn. lunnY m.. Chicago, m.
Serreiinte
AM8TUTX.. FTIRP. Montlcetlo. Wis
, cuNEFEirnn, ci.YDn ci.immn, fold
Water. Mich. "
COVtMia. EDWABD AIjEXANDnil. Tort
Huron, Mich.
OAIlDINnU. l'ltANK, Xnw Tork cltv
JOHNSON. IIAItOI.D Menominee. Midi
JAPAail, nmvEV X . Superior IVh
NOXXUK. JOIIX M Milwaukee. -An
t'orporrtls
ALDRItMAX, CLAUD XX'lt.T.TAJf. l!ron-on.
Mich.
BOVIN. PRTKH JOSKPH Mnomlne Mlrli
CUN'R DAVID KARL. Toledo Ohio
CROTIIEnS, OOnpOX M . RockfiM. Mich
KARSTEX, OILI1ERT t) . Keelnnd. Mich
LKSKEV. JOIIX. nemu. Mich
LEVKAUX. COS.MEh MAOXUS. I.udlnBton,
Mlch.
rit tiriTT-tt-ieT th A Tir ii a ii
'ImiLLEU. JOIIX E , fprlnK Valley, ivi
Butler
ALFRED. Iron nler,
IWI 'BRAXCIIIXI,
Ej '' 1 Mhanl
I, BRZOZOWSKI. JACOR. Detroit. Mich ,
Prlraten
ALI.EX,
FRANK HARRY.
North Strc
Mich, ft
AUI.EX, RAI-nt, Klm.lale. Mich
BAKER. WlLIIAJt, Menominee. Mich
nANNISTER. RORERT. Capac Mich
BA81IORE, HENRY FRANCIS. Marine City.
. Mich.
BENDER, RALPH. Tiro, O.
BRADY. EMERY. Merlin, Ontario, Canada.
BRZOWSKI WALTER, Hamtramck Mich
UjnDICK, EAR!.. Ht Otnego. Mich
UBKER. JOE. Mllbank. S D.
a, -J 'AMPBEU,. AVERY. Pparta, Mich.
i-f'-iJANAVAX. ROY. Vlckburu. Mich
' 1' HIIFP. WH.I.IAMi McKIXI.EY. Sand Lake.
Mich,
j JAXCZYAK, STANISLAW, Cleveland O
1 JAWORSKI. JAl-OIl. Hamtramck. Mich
t JAWORSKI. STEPIinX, Detroit, Mich,
f JOHNSON. ALHI-RT, Oconto. Wis
KAPAROS. NICHOLAS P.. St. Loull Mo.
KATOPODES. JOIIX. Ann Arbor. Mich
KRULL. RI-l'REX. Threo Rhera. Mich.
I.1PPERT. WILLIAM. Vlnckard, Ks
I3XOAX LAYTOX. California. Mo.
LOREXZI. GIOVANNI. Plstorla. Fenenzl
R'y- ta ...
LUND. OTTO J . Rloomlnit Prattle, Minn.
X. MILLER. FRANCIS. Jackson. Mich.
I .iii'niiinir. XAZAK. 00 Orrharit street.
kt1' i' :-'-"" .: : ..:
f. MrKees hock. ia.
rKARSON. LESLIE C. Duncan. Kr
PEL18SERO. airHEBPE. Kenosha. Wis.
PRICE, O. P., Pollock. La.
trona, ra,
.
HKL1NE. BENIE C ,
East Sparta, Ohio.
!' THOMPSON. GEOROU. Dalton. Wis
W' fcaTHMIAN. ADAM. SO Garfield street
Xn-
KrT:-, DIED tlK WOl'NDS
Captain
COACHER. WILLIAM H . Mitchell. S. D.
Lieutenant
THORSEX, EDWIN 11 . West Ashland. Wis.
Corporal
WILLIAM
8TKKELDERG,
C, Mlddleton,
U aconer
8TATOX, GEORGE I... Wells, Minn.
Privates
ALEEXOFF. VASIE. Exerz. Macedonia,
Greece, . m
MOLKXOCK. ANDREW. R. F. D. No. 3,
ITniontonn, I'a.
OWEXSBY. LOU L., Fletcher, X C
. D1KI Ol DISE.VSE
i ' Sertfant
BTORK. JMES I,.. ISM ParrRh street,
rhlUdelphla.
Ruder
JACKSOX. WIIJ3 AV., Success. Mo.
Cook
WHITE, ALBERT, Washington, D. C.
$ Nurse
t'lRWIN, KATHERIXE P., Eieter. N. H.
Civilian
iONT. DANIEL, London, Enjland.
lrlvates
tSmimTVRV WILLIAM EDWIN. Lawrence.
2.VT. lfUt.
WHABMEK. ALFRED D.. 446 Salford street.
rt FJIatlDhlo.
rV'SBAKEJIZA. STEVE. S00 Arnold avenue.
L Brth Arobor. X. J.
iNSON. CHARLES F., iToviaence. n. i.
JCANN. JAMES F.. St. Paul. Minn.
sINE. ISAAC, Caplevllle, Tenn.
LEY. WILFRED L.. Almeda, Cal.
iHIPFEE, HENRY W.. Plttsbnrih. Pa.
iVISHER. BASIL A., jnfrr.il, ja.
N DER JAGT, MORRIS C Cedar Grove.
Wla.
OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES
, i Waioner
if- DOYLE, PATRICK J.. Worcester, Mass.
f P.lvaU,
PVBOWXIN. NORVIN W., XCedrlck. la.
r'iiwBfT. iT.flRtlT W.. Tllver R0Ur-i. Mich.
-. . VKADB. WILLIAM F . Brooklyn.
Kgiy , H. IMED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT
, iVii weuienaiHB
kW, ALEXANDER UUAIH, isew xorK
it- .
3D, IlUUlillT it., jr.. wnsriouesvuie.
WOUNDED SEVERFXY
IJeatenanU
mn., Ycaac r n'lm.n, Te-n
liAIR. HAROLD I.. Brooklyn.
tj- VtBCK, RAYMOND QBOKUB, urown city.
'i-'jtitn.
OWN. HARRY D., Lowell. Mm.
jltE. JOHN i, Appleton, Wis.
ii a Derrcania
i,, f , -LlRf. HUGH U. Waco. Tex.
seuu, jntu, aiuuiii, jnv, 111.
i JWILLIAMS, LEWIS E Bridgeport. Conn.
HsBBLER. ERNEST. Ann Arbor. Mien.
UTBCHINSKI. THEODORE RICTIARD,
- tnai Rapids. -Mich.
'MKX. WALTER L.. Kltimlller. Sid.
V iCOTT. HARRY EMERSON. Grand Rasldl.
i, l-Mlch. ,
i URANKAR. FRANK. Moroucha, Austria.
MaCRANK, FRANK D Rica Lake. Wis.
SUKTACZ. JOHN. Tarnopol. Austria.
JVirriMAN. FRANK, Buska. Hungary.
IV
Corporals
DBN. WILLIAM. Indianapolis. Ind.
IBAN. JAMES. Waterbury. Conn.
KE. FRED M.. Sprlnifleld. O.
ACKSON. NILS C.JJrooklm.
(OEK, FRANK. Milwaukee. Wis.
18TER. OEOROB VT.. Greenville.
I.VC, . ,
3N. riCTOR. Ilarro Plains. Mass.
'. HIYFER O.. Tyrone. Okla.
kWSKI, t i'KTER. Milwaukee. Wis.
OBORUB D.. Columbus. O.
ICKLAND, HARRY. Brooklyn.
CABI. .. Enon Valley. Fa.
rANAUGH. WILLIAM J Gloucester.
..RICHARD E., Sbeboyian.
IM A.
, AiKivttl., Xr.
nr Donnr'n mil C.mttnine lf)9
- - ... - .
Yin. J 71 t .-., .wfsll
Killed in iction '
zoo, Mlrh,
STOKFLET, ROSS Sl'ItAtlUE, Ann Arbor,
Mich.
I DKVINi:. niHVAIllU . Jlurllnuton. X't
i rr'niTi' lAcnv a-. i...
KAVAN ,',.,, ;,;-,'.;;. i.ATmciv
V Arv K v
K.il-
amazoo, Mich.
Mccormick benjamin t . conwnj. s c.
MACE. JOHN FREEMAN. Illehmond. Mleh
MILLER, THKODORl', Chlcimo.
MORELAXI), BENJAMIN A , Slanesllle.
W Vo
Cl'NDEllLAHi:, 1IENIIY V Madison W's
WILLIAMS ORANT METVOI'll. Hudson.
Wis.
YATES. EDWARD C. Chloneo
KIMDARf. WILLIAM. W Drprli
KUHXOWSKI, JOIIX. Mllnauker
Wl
VI
llucler
PORC1IA. PAFI Oalieaton. Tex.
Musicians
GRAY I.K ROY E.. Alpena.
(,iii:i".m:. josKi'ti. mo
Mich,
"iinth
I'lfth
street. I'hllililelphlil. I'll.
Mechanics
JACOItSOX, JOHN T , Chlsholin. Minn
XCMMEUS. (lEIIROK V , Kinei, Aio.
t'oU
ARTHflt Ml'llL.
l'rliates
Imrund, .Ml. Ii.
Minn OKOROE A Ilnrlfnnl Mich
ADAMS. HAROLD .1 Pei.rln 111
I.!,nX I'HARLE's IIHS'RY Iiinlj
Mich.
ALLEN ROY J i.irKetnn Mls
ANDERSON ELMER A Mlndnm Wis
AXDRt'SZKlEWU',, PAl'L Detroll
ARTS, GEOIUli: COP.NEI II 8 JlHrlluue.
Wis
.U'MAIV.IIER. EI.TOX .7 inttl" Crek.
Mich
1IAIX ELMER (1 . Pnrtacc Wis
HANCROrT. ROBERT W . vlnnorllie.
Conn.
IIMIIIER. STEVE C R. F. D. !. irlnit-
fleld. Pa.
PELLI'OslINI. ALFRED. C'hleacn
11EROER. GLEN. Tliermopolls Wvo
ROCK8TAELE. OIXDO, St llonlface
Manl-
toba. Can
HROCKMAX. DOLPHY. Monett. Mn
BULLOCK. OI.IX ALBERT Detroit
CRPENTER, CCRTIS. Anils'". Wis
CHATriELD, AHTHl'll. Snlnt 1'harles
Mich
riTZPATISICK FRAXCI.W. Oahhosh. Wis.
FOWLER. IRA A , Clnrksllll Flu
RKHR. LEE W.. BrodLead. Wis
OEORGE. VINCENT. Wennetka. 111.
('.GODWIN. JOHN D.. Enid. Mont.
1IOLCOMI1E. OEORGE. Rockmarl. Ga.
JOHNSON. ROBERT Chicago. Ill
KABAK. ALEXANDER. Uronkljn
'ANZI.ER. FRED F . Xew York city.
Il.GORE. ELMER W , CuUer. lun.
KI.EVEN. PETER Hlllsboro.
r.AXOI.EY HARRY V. IMoll
LEONARD. CHARLES I.
X D.
Ind
Walkerdlla.
Mont
1 IXDORI X RVAXTE A Cambrl.lge. Mass.
LIPSHITZ. JACK, Kobrin Russl i
i t'vimTUOM JOIIX r Little River. Knn.
MACHURSK1. SIMOX E Milwaukee.
Mirait.ii; I'ltl'STER. Mllnnukre
Wl
Wis
MILLER. CHARLES E , Anaconda Mont
MOLEXOCK. ANDREW , It. 1. H. 2. Unlun-
tovrn. Pa.
.VCLLIX. WILLIAM. Akron. O
Ml'HPHY JAMES F , East WlnOeld, X Y
Xi:i.SOX ERIC O Hudson. Wis
'ANDERSON. ELMER O- Des Moines. la.
BAXKbTVN, EMMETT V. , muep-nuencp.
La
BERG. AXEL. Xesjestrand. Molde, Nor-
w ay.
BEROSTROM, FRANK II . Brlstow. Neb.
BERt'STEAD. JOHN. Thompson la
DI MARTIXO. CHARLES. 133s Kust Puss-
junk nirniie. rhlladelpbln.
DOXALDSOX. ARTHUR M . Lordsburf,
X M
EVERETT JOIIX II.. Mlkadn, Mich.
HODGES CARL P . Kingston. Tenn
HOLDER. GEOROE. Wlnston-Sllem. X C
HORN HERMAN E. Sununervllle, X Y.
KARANTZIAS, JOHN, Cecopver. Korlnlos,
Greece
KEIFER. VAUGHN. Stockland, Cal.
LEONARD, HAROLD T., New York city.
McORANN. JOHN J . North Walpole. N. II
MBX.DE. JOHN X. Chlcaao
PARKER, JOE ir. St.ms, X C.
POWELL JAMES EDWARD. CoWngton.
Ky
RAXO PASQl'XLE. Louisville. Ohio.
REIXOW, LEOXARD EDWARD. Marshfleld,
Wis. '
ROARK. ALOXZO Clnnby. Mo
ROOAX CHARLES E . Windsor, Wis
SCHEOPXER. HENRY J.. Pilot Point, Tex
ANTON SCIIILLINO Milwaukee, Wis
M'lnVALIl.U'H. HENRY 1'., Union u'cntie.
scotch Plains. X. .1.
SOSXOWSKI. JOSEPH, Milwaukee. Wis.
SHAPIRO. JOSEPH Roxburr. Mass
SKY JOSEPH J.. Odanoh. Wis
STRACIIAX. THOMAS. Oshknsh, Wis
WARXER. RICHARD E Genoa. Wis
IIOWEX, BERT R., Newport, Mon, Ene-
land
DE WITT. ORA V , Weatherford. Okla.
ESSINOER ORVILLE J . Arlington, Ohio
OUXDERSOX. ALBERT. Xorlhwood. X D
IIATCHELL, HARMON. Hartsvllle. S C.
MARSALLI. GL'LEMO, Lucca. L'amlEllam.
Italy.
METCALF GEORGE C, Flag Pond. Tenn.
NEMO. ABRAHAM. Detroit. Mich.
OCNOS. IONATIOUS G., Magnesia, Turkey,
Asil.
POIIRER. WILLIAM, Xew York city.
TOELLXER. ALVIX. Shawano. Wis.
SCIlt'DLICII. ALBERT, Manistee. Mien
SHOEMAKER. JAMES F , Newhope. N. u.
uMAirr. wn.r.lAir. llutclilnson. Minn
STER1XE, XATALE. Windsor Locks. Conn.
STEVENS, -MICIIAI.1, A.. .New xorK cuy
THOMPSON. OURIE. Wanesboro, Miss
TRUMRLE. CHARLES VERL1X. Big Rap
ids. Mich
VEXEMA. JOHN OSCAR. Grand Rapids,
Mich.
WINKLEBLACK, LLOYD AUOUSTA. Kala.
mazoo. Mich.
OAKS. DANIEL. Springfield, O.
ORVIX. CLARENCE. Bonneau. 8. C.
l'AJEDE. BOLEbLAW. KJIzabeth Park.
N. J.
REYNOLDS. CLAREXCE E.. Vallonla. Ind.
BAYERS, EDWARD NORRIS. Detroit, Mich.
8EILER. LEOXARD J , Wausau, Wis.
SMITH. MIKE, Ashland, Wis
SMITH, ORVAL. Allegan, Mich.
SMITH. WILL. Springfield. Ky.
SPRINGER. EUGENE II . Bloomlngton, 111.
STEFFKE. WILLIAM. Wyandotte. Mich.
STEWART, EMERY CLEMENT, WoodMlle,
Mich.
STRIPLIXG, CLAUDE W Mt. Vernon,
Texas.
STROXO, CLYDE L., East Jordan. Mich.
3WEEXEY. EDWARD. Oenou, Mont.
TACKABERRY, JAJ.IES II.. Sault St. Marie,
Mich.
THORXHILL. WILLIAM F . Louisville. Ky.
WADE. FRANK. Gordon. Wis.
WEDDELL. CLINTON C Startup. Wash.
WILLIS. HENRY. Deadwood. S D.
YIELDING. ROSS, Bayou Chlce, La.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
IJeutenant
nOBERT BAILEY.
Berieant
KEPIIART.
N. C.
Charlotte,
COJIELIJXM, SAMUEL JOSEPH. Detroit.
KLUri'KLL. HARRY I..I rlttsburch. Ta.
ArPELL. HENIIY CHARLES, Evansvllle.
Ind.
DIlOXN. FREDERICK O.. XX'arren, O.
MacELROY. JAMES I).. XX'orcester, Msss.
RICHARDS, CARL FREDERICK, Hartford.
Wis.
Corporals
DRESNAHAN. MICHAEL F., XX'estfleld.
Mass.
CIIANKY. MARSHALL J.. Coalmont. Ta.
LOUOJIRAN. ROSS V.. South Reach, Ore.
MCCARTHY, XX ILLIAM I)., tit South Grant
street, XVIIkes-Uarre, I'a.
RUSSELL. X'ERNE C. Colony. Kan.
NOONE. DOMINICKI, Buckeye. La.
Musician
DAVIDSON. WILLIAM D.. Chlcaro.
Mechanic
STORMS, JOHN D., Andover. N. T.
Privates
AYRE3. KELLIS. Brooks. XX. Va.
BETZ. J'ORUAN. Cleveland. O.
MALO.NKY. XVILL.XRII P.. Kejport. N. 1.
MARINO. ANTONIO. Stato, ltalv.
SOUEL. LOUIS. New York. N. Y.
ADAMS. MILLARD F East St. Louis, 111.
uuLitriBst, .r,unujs a., ftvae faric. vaaa.
Hun Prisoner Recognizes
American Guard as His Son
Hy EDWIN I-. JAMKS
Special Cnbla to Evening I'ubti
Ledger .
foiiurialil, (111, li Xcuj Vork rimes Co.)
Vllh Hie American Army In
FrutH-o, Sept. 4. In the, American
force flRhtltiB north of the Sols
sons nrc many Oermnn-Amerlcans
Apiopos of the work of these men,
u IiIrIi Amerlcnn nlllcor told mo
this story:
"l''our (Jerm.in prisoners were
rnrrylnR n stretcher, on which was
-i wounded dotiKhboy, nnd march
Imr behind them was another
American soldier with tlxed bay-
met.
"When the ptlsoneis sat down
the stretcher for n rest one ot
them turned around and rccoK
nlred In the Amerlcnn Runrd hl
son, who had ye'trs aio moved to
America. As th"' story Roes, the
father stnited to ombi'.ice his
son, who held his rllle nt nttentlon
and icmlnded the prisoner that he
inlRht be his father, but he was
nexertheless a boclie and must
march ahead."
I)E DM E I disport. Ind
'DEXIMI, FRED Mason Cltv Xel,
DRAKE HENRY Aaullla Tex
ECKHARDT. ROY S . Monmouth. III.
i-.uililll, tJEOIItii; K I'eclernl, I'u.
KBE.SEY EDWARD. Urooklvn
l'ELLAXD JOHN M , Rothsav. Minn
I'l.nxllMI. ( IIAKI.l'.s, Pittsburgh. Pa.
1'ORTE. St LI.IVAX, Waterbun Conn
I1WVLER ALBERT II . Ljnn Miss
lIKNDEIlsUN, CHARLIE A . Jurksonvllle,
III
HICKS JAMES P . Canton. X C
HILL, RICHARD ORANT. 210 Burgess
plae. Pussale, X. .1.
IIOLDERMANS, ART. Rotterdam. Holland
IIORXE. JOIIX C . Fltcaerald. Go.
IIUBHAKD. CHARLIE. Xew Orleans, La.
HURST, HASKEL. Line. S D
JOllXSCN. ARTHflt HERXARD. Little
Falls, ,Mlnn.
LEOXARD, EJTORY. Oeneva. Xeb
LI'AIXE. lir.YMAX, Newjrk. X. J.
MrML'LLEN. JOSEPH CHARLES. Brook
ln.
MAHOX. JOSEPH WILLIAM. Xew York
city.
MARAXO. AXDHEW, Monte Te Forte
ltalv
M MtTlX. JOE AXTOXIO, Battle Creek
Mich.
MOTT, AXDREW. Amity, Mo.
MOTTI.EY. ALEXAXDER COBB. Shcppards,
Va.
N1CHOLSOX,
La.
N1CKERSOX.
HENRY MELL. Kellhvllle.
CHARLES
RICHARD.
Ja-
malca, X Y
NOWAKOWSKI,
Rend. Ind
CHESTER JOIIX. South
NUNLEY. VERNAR
Va.
EI.STER, Ablngton,
ODNIIAL HL'OH BLACKIIl'RX.
Prairie
Home, Mo.
PACE. HENRY M.. S7I South River street,
Cnalrlilge, Pu.
PEARSON LINWOOD L Portsmouth, Va.
I'OINDEXTER. PAUL CCRL1N. C.ldlr. Ky.
PORCO. PETER. Pruvlncla Cosenza Casolle,
Italy
POTTS WILLIAM J . Hartlngton. Neb
PSEXCIK JOHN E . MVreU. Tex.
RKI-.SE. WILL!M, Plttshurgh. Pa.
REID, DAVID II . Bridgeport. Conn
REYNOLDS, THOMAS H Skaneateles.
N Y
RlflOLEMAN. GEORGE L , Rcedsvllle. XV.
Xa.
ItOTII. SAMUEL, 49 Third street, Passaic.
N. J.
RUII1N. JOSEPH. K,T North Marshall
street, Philadelphia.
RUSSELL. CHARLEY B , Conway. Ark.
SANDREHO. HARRY O E.. St Charles, 111.
SXNDF.RS, ntANK, Newark. N. .1.
SCHMUTZ. CHARLES FREDERICK, Brook-
lin, X Y.
S1IOTWEI.L. JOHN J . Bering. Tex
THOMPSON. ARTHUR. Delvale. Kan
WI'in-ENBACn. XORMAX E , Buffalo,
N. Y.
XI K.X.N. JOHN. Jersey Clfj. X. .1.
IH'tXil. JOIIX. 3701 Monument
Philadelphia.
CELLETTI. PRIMIO. Rome. Italy
I MISSIXO IX ACTION
Battalion Sergeant Major
I RAYMOND. FRANK XV., Chicago.
Sergeants
OEAROU JOSEPH. Minneapolis.
I BRIDGES JEFF, Enslewood. Tern
KOERNER. HERMAN. Owensboro, Ky'
NEUXIS. GEORGE. Centralla. Ill
RIPPF.RDEN. SHERMAN. Omiha, III.
SOLOMON". MICHAEL. Brookljn
1 XVISIUEXVSKI, JOIIX, Toledo,
Corporals
ARNOLD, HERBERT, Owensboro, Ky.
I I1REEX, PATRICK. Orange Donehlll, Coun
' ty Tlppcrary. Ireland.
BRIXOI'NBERti. I-XXXREXCK, R. F. II. 3.
I Nescopeek. Pa.
I COXVART. RILEY J . McDonald. Oa.
1 DE FILEPPES. FRANK. Corleto Pertl-
I
nra. Italy. l..."!WI!.S'..:."?Sr... MIUIIIITTPMSlaH.asassrnilll I lllll I I II II III I II II I 111 I
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OOI1F.LI JACOB If., Hacker X'alley, W.Vfc.
OORDON, I.OU1H It., Richmond. Va.
HITCHCOCK, JOHN Il Hampton, Mass.
HUFFMAN. MITCHELL O.. Reddles River.
N. C.
O'XEtL. HUGH V . Brookllne. Mass.
PAUL. FOSTER E . Springfield. Hess.
ROBIXSOX, FRANK !! lekport, N. Y
SMITH, LEO M., Harbor Springs, Mich,
SMITH, XVILL1AM A Harbor Springs,
Mich i
Sl'XTZENICH, CHARLES. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mechanic
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Privates
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street. Philadelphia.
BAXASSI, ATTILEO, Indianapolis. Ind,
BARTl'SAVICH, JOHN. Detroit, Mich.
II.U'.MAX. (IKORGE. It4 Rltnrr street.
Philadelphia.
REAL. GEORGE, Osrr. Ind.
BEISSXVAXOKB, JOHN C. 615 F.lsenbrtiwn
street, Reading, Pa.
I1IALKO. JOSEPH. Cleveland.
Itl'RKES, JOHN, (IJ7 XXIlllam street, Tren
ton, N. J.
CAPPS, JESSIE A . Harlan. Ky.
CARLETON. CHARLES II.. Splro, Okla
CIAAK. FRANKLIN C. Clarsburg. ra.
OLELLA. RALPH. New York city.
COSBY CHARLES. R., Rosendale, Ind.
DELANEY, HENRY II.. Jr., St. Louis. Mo.
DETTMAXX. EVERETT II.. X'enlon, Neb.
DILL JOHN N Selma. Cal.
flOXAI.DSON. CIRTISS. XVashlngtnn. Pa.
DOXOIIKXX. XVICK McKIXI.EY, R. F. D. 3,
Tulsa, Okla.
DOYLE. ALFRED XVILI.IAM. XX'eslon, Mo.
DI'r.XKI.K, CHARLES, 1B.XS Noble street,
Sharpsburg, Pa.
ELLIOTT. JAMES It., XVIM Cherry. Ark.
FAIR. XVILI.IAM N XVrst Middlesex, Pa.
FAR1XOSI. ALFONSO. MsnsHeld. O
riXOER, PHILIP, Mt X'ernon, N Y.
OAXDY. JOHN I).. Tupelo. Miss.
GARCIA. ALFREDO, Tlerra Amarllla,
X M. ' "
(1EXCIAXHK18. JOHN. Gary. Ind
(ll.YNN, EDMUND VALENTINE, Omaha,
Neb
OIIANILI.O, TSAhEL, Las Crures. N. M.
(IllOVER. JAMES B., Viola, Ark.
HARX-EY. FRANCIS II., Brush, Col.
IIERRERA, JUAN P., Taos. N M
HOXX'ARD, CHESTER. Brodhead. K.
HCOIll'S, JOSEPH I,.. New York cltv
HUNTLEY. HAROLD J . Jackson. Mich
tNMAX. VINCK. R, F. 1). HI. XVIIllams, Ind.
JEXK1XW. ORADY I... Stucky, Oa.
JOHNSON. AXEL. Frederlkahald, Norway.
JOHNSON. HARRY E., Chesterton. Ind,
JOHNSTON, HARRY F., Malta. Col.
KIXCAID. 81IELBURN. Mlddletown. Conn.
KXOW'EI.S. LAXVRENCE A.. Buffalo. Mo.
KOL'CH. JOHN. Blnghampton. N. Y.
LABARRERA. JOSEPH, Brooklt.
LAXSOX. X'lROIL L.. X'an XX'ert, O.
I.EMMEXS. JACOB T . Newark. N. Y.
L1TCH, XVILI.IAM A . Lnn. Mass.
LOCIK. MAKIPIL. Pittsburgh, Ta.
I.ICZAK. WALTER, 40J6 Market street,
.Mrlleesitort. ra.
The marine casualty list of seven names
was divided as follows. Killed In action,
three, died of wounds, one; wounded severely,
one, wounded, degree undetermined, two.
KILLED IX ACTION
Sergeant
MILES, ELLIS M , Spokane. XVash.
Corporal
JOHNSON, JAMES D.. Blthcllle. Ark.
Private
GORMAN, EDXVIN M Oakwood, Tex.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Private
HUMLER, JOE McF.. Louisville. Ky.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Sergeant
OREEX. MORTON. Bault Ste. Marie. Mich.
XVOl'NDF.D, DEGREE UNDETERMINED
Privates
QII.L. ROBERT F.. XX'estel, Tenn.
McNEAR, XVILI.IAM I... Urbana, O.
City Pays $100,000 to State
More than $100,000 was today paid
into the State Treasury by James B.
Sheehan, Register of Wills, of which
102,529 xvas for the new State direct
Inheritance ta.
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ten jpym?nt iiPlsKi rmm mmmm
BB8aP ELI B,H SSi I '
HBl Hi IlinrW SHADE GROWN "f I !6!'aBHIE.-
ss5sss .iaiifete,. ' What
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Heppe's are specialists in musical instruments.
Since 1865 we have served the finest and best
In Victrolas we were pioneers in the business.
We sell both, wholesale and retail and thus are
every demand. Our salesmen
you may purchase a Victrola on
Victrola X-A $90.00
Records your selection 5.00
Total $98-00
Rental terms, 2 weekly
VlotroU XI-A $115.00
Records your selection M
Total $lt0.00
Rental terms 12.61 wesskly
Victrola XXT $175.00
Records your selection 10OO
Total $185.00
Rental terms $3 weekly
Victrola. XVX $335.00
Records your selection in on
Total $335.00
Rental terms, 14 weekly
$53.00
TRINCEEAUSTRUCHE
INVASE DA'GLI 1TALIANI
Una fneursione nclla Vallc
Concci Frutta Prigioniere
e Materialc
LA VITA A VENEZIA
La Kcginn tlcH'Adriatico Torna
al Passato Splcndorc Ringio-
vaiiita dalle Vittoric del Piavc
Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT No. 34K
Authorised by the act nf Octohr fl.
,t17, on nie nt the Postofllce ot Phlla
'delphla. Pa.
Rv ordr of the President
A P. BURLESON. .
Postmaster General.
Roma, 4 settembre.
Dalle notlzle glunte dalla fronts dl
battaglla, confermate da iin ccmunlcato
pubbllcato, nel "pomerlKftlo dl lerl, dal
Mlnlstcro dclla Ouerra, si rllex-a che
alcunl rlpartl dl truppe Itallanc hanno
con successo complulo una Incurslone
contro lo poslglonl nemlche nella Vnlle
Concel, rluscendo n penetrare nel Irlnce
ramentl -ove Inlllsscro sravlsslme par
dlte nU'avveisarlo. I rlpartl che com
plrono la brlllanle Incurslone tornaroncr
nolle loro llneo conducenlo seco parecehl
prlglonlerl e mntcrlalu da Ruerrn, com
prese alcline mllraBllatrlcl.
X'IMentI nzionl da parte dell'artlKlterla
si sono verlflcate nella rpglono dl Mnnte
Irappa ed II preclso 'o mlcldlale. fuoco
delle battcrle ltallane fu speclalmente
dlretto contro lo llnee dl comunlcazlone
e verse I puntl dl coryeritramento delle
truppe nemlche. alio scopo dl parallr.
zarno I movlmentl.
Alcunl dlstnccamentl dl truppe aus-tro-ungherest
tentnrono dl Inlzlare tin
Nttacco contro le Unco Itnllane, ma fu
rono costrcttl ad una Immedlata rltl-
rata dal fuoco del postl avanzatl.
Durante la Rlornata dl lerl l'altro gll
avlatorl Italian! ed Alleatl contlnuarono
con successo le Incurslonl aerce sopra
le llnee nemlche ed effettuarono efllcacl
bombardamentl. Unl mecchlna estlle
fu nbbattuta dagll avlatorl Italian! ed
un'altra fu costretla n prendere terra.
Veneila, 3 settembre,
La reglna dell'Adrlatlco ritorna nl I
suo splendore Le rccentl vlttorle sul
Plave hanno dnto alia cltta" del canallv
una volta mlnacciata dal nemlco, nuova
viia. i'iu ui iu.uuo cittaainl che rave
xano abbandonata all'approsslmarsl
degll austrlacl, sono- ora rltornatl. La
sl""BBItl
del Lido, la famosa nassec-
glata, e nuoxamente nffollata dl bag
nanti I quail prox-ano una partlcolaro
dellzla nel glrnre tra Indentellatl retlco
latl e le trincee. Ognl glorno gll affarl e
la vita soclaie della cltta' pulsano In
mlsura normale.
Centlnaia ill elttadlni la scorsa notto
guardax'ano dalla Piazza San Marco la
smagllantc luce che si prolcttnvn nel
clelo dal fronte sul 1'iave, alio scopo dl
v'gllare per le posslblll Incurslonl neree
degll avlatorl nemlcl. La folia tran
qulllamento s'intratteneva nel enffo'
dlcendo: "Nell'arla vl e buonacuardla."
Roma, 4 Settembre.
I Beall Carablnlerl hanno prpceduto
all'arresto del Cavalier Lulgi Plsanl
ello, ox-slndaco dl Santartlno, sotto
l'lmputazione dl Incltamento alia rl-x-olta.
K" stato scoperto che Ignotl mnlfattorl
hanno rubato la statua della Vcrglne e
.:
fciV. ,
"..
tirX
Tli.i'jT
del Bambino dalla Cattedralo dl Sar
zana, Washington, Dc. 4 scttcmbro
Un tolcKrnmma f-iunto lerl alia
Hcffltt Ambnsclnta Itttllana Hegnala
die, durante lo fecentl ificursloni degll
RX'latorl nomlcl nl fronte dl liattaglla
In Italia, gll nuslrlacl hanno perduto
numerosG macchlno o parecehl del loro
P if espertl pllotl, Otto dl qucstl
pllotl sono menzlomitl In dlspaccl pro-x-cnlcntl
dall'Austrla per spcclall attl
dl valore.
H tllspacclo dice cde nel meso dl'
rurosto 1 lAiogotcnentl Oiipocher e
HchulTs furono ucclsl soptn Levlco. 11
LuoBotenente Mnke ed II Conto Salm,
nppartenentl al 13nio. Ijnifronl, Bono
Rtatl anche ucclsl Durante scontrl
ocrcl, II Luogotenente Ilcbra, che
era stnto decorato parecchle X'oltc, fit
ahhattuto durnnte tin duello che st
sx-olse sopra Klngcnfurt. 11 Luobo
tencnto Rhrfeld nnche fu ticclso ed II
Harone Kutchers chbe entrambo le
trnmbe fratturate.
I.nmlrn, i settembre
Sccondo Informazlonl rleexuto da
Bcrnn, la rlx-oluzlone c' scopplata In
Bulgaria. I dlspaccl BKKluiigono che II
Palazzo realo dl Sofia e" stato In part.)
demollto dal rh'oluzlonarl die lo jiresero
d'assallo, Dlserzlonl in massa avvengo-
no neueserclto bulgaro.
(IT Be I'-erdlnando dl Bulgaria re-
centementn lnseln Snfln sntt inlRtrrlnsn
i clrcostanze. In ruel tempo persona auto-
revole Ulchlaro che 1 assenza del Be era
dovutn nl semprc crepcente atteggla
mento ostlle della popolazlone verso 1
tecleschl o perchc' le file del partito
antl-germanlco nndaxano enorniemente
Ingressando. Phi" tardl si dlsse cho II.
Be soffrh'a In segulto a depeilmcnto
nervoso )
EHER MAIL SERVICE AT FRONT
Senator Lewis Says Cause for
Complaint Has IJcen Reinox-fed
Paris, Sept 4 (By I. N.'s.) Senator
Tninea llamlhon Lewis, returning to
Paris from England, announced today
that all arrangements have been com
pleted for better mall service to the
American soldiers at the front, about
which there has been much complaint.
The delay has been chtellv between the
port of arrival on this side and at the
front. Senator Lewis declared that ar
rangement hax'e been made that will
eliminate this.
Senator Lewis came from Kngland
with Lord Beading and Andro Tardleu.
the Kreneh High Commissioner to the
United tstntcs. He will confer with
l'resldent Polncare today.
! ENTENTE ARAB ALLIES WINNING
Continue -Ilarassiiij Raids on the
Passes East of Dead Sea
I Jy the Associated Press
Iinilnn, Sept. 4. Arab forces under
the King of the lledjaz. lighting on the
side of the Kntente Allies, are continu
ing their harassing raids upon the- Hed
inz railway, which runs northward fron
Medina and passes to tho east of the
Dead Sea on the Palestine front, ac
cording to ndvlces from the Palestine
and Arabian sectors.
A Turkish attack on the Arabs near
Abunaam was driven oft with loss to
tho enemy.
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The Branch HouSe is the place in the packing organ
, ization' where what the packing plant does for you is put
where you can use it.
Both are the natural result of growth and development in the
living thing they belong to.
Swift & Company Branch houses are located in distributing
centers all over the country. They are fitted out with refrigerating
equipment to keep meat cool, sweet arid fresh.
Each one is in personal charge of a man who believes in what
Swift & Company is doing for people and wants to help do it.
They are directed by men who have spent years learning how
to -get better meat cheapef to the places where it is needed.
Meat is shipped to the branch houses direct from the packing
plants in Swift & Company's refrigerator cars, in such quantities
that it can be disposed of while fresh and sweet.
Your meat dealer comes here to buy your meat for joa
unless someone else can treat him better than we can.
So you need the branch house in order to live well; and th
branch house and the packing plant need each other, in order to bf
useful to you.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
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RAID ON SLACKERS
NETS 50,000 IN N. Y.
,Coiiibing-Out Process, How
. ever, Yields Only 4 Per
Cent of Evaders
Hy the United Press
New York, Sept. 4.
New Yorkers wore ngaln held up
tcJny by patrols of soldiers, sailors and
pol!6c and asked to show registration
un'd draft classification cards. Those
who could not prox-o they were O. K. In
the draft were hurried off to police sta- I
tlons and thenco by motortruck to
big armories, where an opportunity xvas
offered to secure the necessary ex Idcnce.
Kitty thousand men who looked to be
betxveen the ages ot twenty-one and
thirty-one haxo been seized nnd Interro
gated as to their military-service status,
but this x-ast combing out ho,s netted
less than a 2 per cent group of genuine
slackers.
' The raids continued nil night During
the evening theatre and cafe crowdH
were thoroughly examined for draft-
dodgers. Men detained over night Ih the
armories) xvero fed by the Government,
getting the same menu as Is supplied at
DOMINIC
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Dominic cuts, fits and
pertonally tupenntends
'he making of each and
every garment,
is a Branch
House?
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Ellis Island to .those who are held up
while entering trie United States. Many
from out of towVi walled hours, tele
graphing home for their cards. Othefrs
telephoned for help. This brought great
throngs of xvomen folks milling around
the buildings and order was maintained
with dimculty.
Tho draft raiders worked fast and
where the crowds were thickest In
railroad terminals and at big stations
on tho Interurban and suburban lines
large hauls of prisoners were made. Ma
chinery for handling tho captlx'es was
overwhelmed last night and a temporary
slowing down ordered.
Foe's General Slaff Moves
Amsterdam. Sept. 4. "The German
Oencral Staff has transferred lta head
quarters from Spa, Belgium, to Vervlers,
a little further to the north and four
teen miles east of Liege, according to.
Lea Nouvelles. .
DIAMONDS
at a Savin
It will b to your n.d
,VRiiUf to buy Dl
i-nonm nere rmnt wow,
PrlroN r lnwr than
they will bo In the near 7
our strait assort 4
mni o
rlnra nt
of Diamond Enrarm-nt I
ran to of i
ZOO to f600. I
C.R. Smith & Son j
Marhtf St. at 18th il
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SPECIAL PRICES
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15
Dominic models for fall and winter
are now ready and the woman who
is looking ahead realizing the scarcity
of woolen materials will plan her
buying now.
Dominic suitings for the fall and
winter are all wool bought in 1917
as a result of foresight.
The prices are about the same as
heretofore and Dominic urges his cus
tomers to take advantage of these
materials and the present prices as it
is in the line of actual conservation.
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