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El-Jt" Washington, Sept 10.
A cir), ""two casualty lists announcea ny me
lufer Department today and one last
I .-pisBrnfc i:viiiiiii iv11 ul avt .,.. ,vo
B,!'lNI reports Issued today arc one from
i'SVMmy w"h 448 names, and one from
P .(&; marine, corps with nineteen names
fJVK'twrtousIy. reported killed in action
( H "W reported wqunded, two : preN lou9ly
J , TMaortM riled rt wDUndR now reported
wounded, two.
The army list Is divided as follows !
'Killed In action, 74: missing In action,
107; wounded severely, 225; died of
disease, 5 ; died of wounds, 25 : died of
accident and other causes, 6,
.Nineteen marine corps casualties In
clude: Killed In action, 7; died or
wounds, 4; wounded severely, 7, ded
of disease. 1.
Last night's army list of 46 names
was divided ns follows: Killed In ac
tion, 76: missing in action, 113 , wound
ed severely, 246; died of wound", 21;
died of airplane accident, 2 , wounded,
decree undetermined, 35 , died of dis
ease. ?; prisoner, 1
""Today's lists follow:
Army
Kii.i.r.n ix action
Lieutenant"
FELTIIAM JOHN It , JR Vernon Ricnue
Newport. It. I
IIK1ZER. RORERT STAUFFE. Osaee Cltj.
Kan.
BTROHI,. HOWARD I.F.E, (110 Main street.
j Hellertown, Pa.
McCOMB. KARL 9 Napoleon, O
Scrseants
SUNDERLAND. nilOVKK K.
It. F. I). 1.
Xewton Hamilton, ra.
FARRELL. PAFL 11 Hamden. Conn
Corporals
CRONAN, TOM C , Porterdale. Oa
LARSON. ARVID, R. F. I). 1. Ilox
,
tM
lym I
Kd)u, Pa.
.LEMKP3. WILLIAM C Ionia Mich
-BHItiaLfiy. LOYD Toledo. O
BWKinm ..,,,n .TrTtu 1..Koh l.
"'"' "in .f"iy" ."":. '. .. ,
vn.t.EitTov.
JOSEPH P.. JR.. 1MHI siiiii1
Fortj -seventh street. Phlloilelphll,
XfcCANX, GEOROE, Shullsbure Wis
In
Rllgler
Fnlr lew-
. MILLER. RAY I.
Mont
rrhotrs
ALTHIS13R JASON II Omebrldae V
Y
XACCUS. JOHN A . Woodhaven. N Y
BS.RIIAR1NO. JOHN lloston
nicnnY. FLOYD E Jackson Xllch
ELLIS. CLAYTON C . Sommerville Mass
IANCESCO, FIORL, dot iim. i.i.issiKiri.
5eaLEY. JOHN R Station A New Hacn
Conn.
: McCarthy thorn webbcruiie Mich
PIPER. DILI, l.'RNSFORD sroUsillle. K
SAHAGIAN vmniCIC East SI I-oills Mr
SC1IM1TZ. HENRY .1 New Haen Conn
SIZER WALTER. Klna, Mont
'VAN-SANDT WILLI M Hdr.'l PI
VILLALOVOZ. CHRIS Los Aneeli-s
WF.STFALL. JOHN ELMER. It. F. D. "i.
ftMliiintrfchiirc Pa.
YORK. LORMNE Mandan N D
BFNSON. REINHOl.D Oskr- Trnin
Pile
Mmwt
FORtUIAX, FRITZ C Om-ilia Neh
JEWELL. JAMES A s!enttlc ish
LTSAK, LOUIS A . Ilrumov. Merlx i Vu
trla. . ,
PECCIA, NICOLA. Cantalupo, ltllv
Privates
TABER IIRMON R Kopiy
Cal
I. S -.r . vtt. lllVri-l
A lea.
Oahu
nr. r,- i.... ......-.
? Hawaii .
RAK'-ln. EARL E Owen, wis
RALLARD. M1TK F . "alm Ore
RERCAL NTHONY CHARLES. Detroit
,CATr.LlNI HAMH1NO 1... Crocki-tt. Cal
CLANCY Ds.N II. Ilutte. Mont
rnill'EU. AIIRMIAM. 155 low street, Ital-
. fltnore. Mil.
WOPPUS. CHARLES CORNELIUS, f.lltl-N-Chute.
Wis.
FIT20ERI.D ROSSE1TER S
City. Mich.
KRESICK STOJAN Los Angeles,
MOSES. RAY H Medford Or
P17TERSON. LARS Kenmare. N
REDD. ROBERT L. Rurneillle,
Howard
Cal
D
Okla
RIFFLE. LOYD II Chicago
RINO. LOUIS ChlrnKO
RODOERS. VERNON Lacona la
TANNER GEOROE II s0nirllle Mass
THEUS WALTER J Alunfda Cal
THOMSON ALBERT niekbur Muss
THUMAN, JOE F . Nodana la
i" 1VKL8H. LORAIN A Ilreckenrldse Mo
WHITE. ARTHUR. Adair III
'' VOOD. JAMES A Palmer Mass
WOOLRIDGE. WILLIAM Howe Okla
ZIRBES. ANTHONY W White Eirth V
I)
SHIELDS. PAUL RAY Olilnnv 111
t KIIIVE. LUTHER. 400 West klnc street.
lark. I'a.
t 'NUIUTTLEWORTII. ROBERT. Irwin. Pa
SIMONS. JOHN JOSEPH. 518 East Fifth
street, South Ilethlehem, Pu,
SMITH. ANDREW J.. Ilrookln
ft STOVER. ROY H Lurav. Va
KA 8TRA1TWELL. WESLEY ..
llrnoklllr.
B. F.
WAIMVRlnHT. EDGAR E. CLIITON, Erie
avenue. SI. Morr'x. Pu.
WEL1ZAREFF, ANGEL. Wlrtr. Va
WBRNALD. JAMES. Ilrooklsn
WIESZOMERSKI. ALEX. Cleveland
WILSON, CLAIR. Ilurinonkliurc. Pu.
WOUTE, HORACE J,, 7IS East Thaer
met, rhiladelulilu. Pa.
DIED OP WOUNDS RE('EIED INACTION
Lieutenant
BURTON. EDWARD ARTHUR. Hlllsl.oro
Wl.
Corporals
BIXLER. WALLACE M . Elanston 111
CARR. RALPH RICHARD. ColJwater.
Iftch.
ZUVES. EDWARD LEWIS, 78 Shenanio
trcet. GreenTllle, Pa.
Privates
ALDRIDGE. LESTER IV , North Muskogee,
Okla.
BELL. CI.ARENCE 1... 4115 Falls road.
Baltimore. Md.
BUKFLT. KAZMLERZ W . Buffalo N T
CLOUBER. LE ROY S., 359 East .Main
street, 3IIddleton, Pa.
" DAVIS. LYNN E.. t'.'0 North Fourteenth
Mtreet. East OranKe. N. J.
DOUGUERTY, JAMES ALFRED. 2731 North
Bonaall street. Philadelphia, Pa,
DUVALL. JOHN ('.., W'ui nesburr. Pa.
ELLIOTT. THOMXH HKK1IERT, .'353 Fair
View atenue. Plttsbursh.
FLE1SNER. LOUIS. Marshfleld Wis.
GEYKR. CLARENCE E , Chatham, Va.
HEAL1S. CHAULE.S A., 51(1 .North llilrl).
tolrd street, Philadelphia, I'a.
HYRX. VERA It.. Palestine. 111.
IJTYEB80. ANGEIA), 920 Cuthurloe street.
rhHadelphla. Pa.
..IJUfODOJC, ROY V Reedsbunr, Wis.
'LERTOKAt ALBERT. Jamestown. Cal
FXATOCll. FREDERICK. Elmlra. N Y.
MORGAN. ARTHUR G . Logan. Mont.
MUM, ARCHIE J.. Hurtstoun. Crawford
fr- eitr. Pa.
MHUCMER, SAMUEL J,. Birmingham. Ala.
SSS. JULIUS, Rockaway Park, N. Y.
VEIL IRA. Eddvvllle. N'eb.
I'feSYi DIED OF DI8EV.SE
o''-.V .- Captain
MOVUL. OSCAR LIX)YDi Clarendon. Va.
'&' Sergeant
XMSENDENT. GUY A., SO Oak street, Eau
. Corporal
AiDOWNS. VERNE R.. Springfield. Mass.
m-
rrirates
BURKE. IJ5STKR JAMES, Chicago,
jiKAWFCYK. PETER. Jr.. I)ne Prairie,
'WD FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
lis berceant
QtqtUtl. 'OBORQE J Minonk, 111.
iAkJ. Privates
ANI. ALFRED I . Jessup. Ind.
;oon aenue. Jessup, Ind.
fAND. IRWIN. Ko.clnko. lli.a.
. NATHAN, :u North Mrrtlewood
, rklladtlpma.
E. JERRY J Omaha, Nab.
rRANCISCO Csbeson. N. M.
NilWiWJNDED MEAGRELY
', IlealiisiiU
?JO;i..','' wi"' j
rtf -l? . -
W,
Y TOTAL 961
Marines
ORtHWOl.D. STANLEY 1' Canton. N T.
1IAKMAN, JOHN T. New York
MISSIO. FHANCIH 1IENHY. Detroit
RTAI.t.. EltNEHT-W, I.ad smith. Wis
Hl'LLlVAN, 1IKN A , Jr . Laurens S. C.
TORRENCE. JOSEPH K Cynthlana. Ky.
ers;eiints
ACKFR
I,KV1I UIANKI.IV, 741) Harden
street, Alrmlt llle, 1'u.
AGAR. DONALD. Sheffield Mass
AFIIKRY, HENRY. Hot 81 Cecil, l'n.
IIXKItli:, F.DWAKD J., SSI Lewis street.
I'atcrson, N. .1.
HEATY VIROIL. Milder Tenn
HOYI. AVILRUH J . Marlon O
CHAMI'E. CLYDE NN Clnremont Vn
CONWAY ROBERT V. l'ortland. Me
COUCHOT OTTOV.DaJton O
CROWLEY. JOHN J Ashmont. Mass
HANCOCK. JOHN PHEPARD, Kdmorc
Xllch
Ht'IlLEY TRANK J lloxbur Mass
KNU'DSKN CHARLKS A . New York
MILLER WILLIAM O . Dillon C
rnilSONErT JOHN E Lcnora, Kan
MONIA. TIIOAIAS AV.. Natrona. I'n.
RfLLtVAN FRANCIS L North lovianda
N Y
SfTTOV JOHN Tateell Tenn
VAMI1KK. (HlRI.Es .IM1. S18 llUi-ell
nrenue, till Clt, I'a.
MAKIIOL. AM)lti:t, General Ifllerj,
Forest Cll). I'a.
ITH 1111 I. hlciRn
OOI), I.KI.M . Iieneml Delherj,
Tro, I'n
Corporal
RAUI IIIHAM 1'ltA.NKLI.N" Jr ' Irolt
HRIVSON i'LM lE W Indian ipoll. Ind
lit'k Alio! I'll x CtnenRii
DEATOV IIOMLK CI.EA LWI) Jackson- j
lllle. Tex
IIF.TAIl, 1 KK ALMS, Llk nrnue,
Kane. Pa.
DOl'OHTY RAY E Shaw Mle
IIL'KE INNE3 W K . Tro r
TAIRALL OEORGE PAMLEI loua Clt.
la
F1IE flEOUOE C Smut O
IIMIM.lt hllW KI I.I.O, 1711) Norweelnn
klrt Pntlhtll. I'll.
IIMtMON. IIIVI.MI.RS I.VWSON, llrook-
llllc. Pi.
Hl.NDRV WFRLDF Pide i-t Fin
it.ttt i-i i w iuw il n. in? r.ikt Vthprlnn
,..,.., .--. - - -
I street. T.itlnr. Pit. '
HUDSON 111 NVIll II Wnlnn Mo i
Ilkls, slMll'.L ItOUslJIOI.DER. W elfs-
i.... .
";- ,w ,.,.,,,.,,,, . ci,v
111 lliii-i ,- ........ --' --.-
n vi nue. Rrtler. I'a.
JACKsuN i Kill siiishurs N C
i t ACK ' It "i'MIIT i K.vll K'
I.lUt. JOHN I 01 Sits, o ;,-(,
lollth
I ( opnellsil le. I'n.
M-lAnrit WILI IAM Dnriheslcr .Miss
MrCI.MV VyY tnnllll, Ind
M7.A TII"MAs Eist It.mron. M,i
MOWRY. IiEOROE, KeBB. I'll.
MR1KMO. MIKi:. 39 Prime street. Ncw-
nrk, N. .1.
P VDOE'Iir IAMTS Prison Mont
Pin in Edward wilinmsport Ind.
PFl'WV .NT'"N-I En'ston III
PHII l.ll's, MMtli s., 1N31 Aljrket street,
IlarrlsliurB Pa.
PUCE 1 VMTS M Alex nidi r N C,
PRICE THOMAS M Eldorado III
RlCIIXRDs FIT7HUHH I. I!el-r. Mo
llnlirilT TlP11Vln M.iTifir.im, r V Vl
SVNDURSON JOHN C. Terro ltaule. Ind I
ORKVn GEORGE VcriUni Sak , Can
THVCKER JOEL D Orrlx Va
rill 1IIOW GORDON G New Rothelle
N Y
rillMW ANTHONY II st Louis
TIT.Vrn OVERTON I. Detrr Tex
WI1 LIS LEWIS M ( loierport. Ks
VII TROUT. CLfDE. Junction City. Kan
YOI.'N'O RAYMOND Kansas CHi Mo
CSADY ALLEN B Milton la
( FNIERS JESSE, lost Creek. Kv
II M'MAS" CHARLES Gcnral Delivery
Rlc hmond V i
I XY RWMOND I Jamestown N I)
FERRF.V MICHAEL Milwaukee
IiniDEN-lllT.O ARVID Sanlsh. N D
IIORTON 07.EY A Noodle. Tex
JONES CLARENCE W . Iberia Ky.
KELLY JOSEPH P Elmlra. N Y
MITCHELL. IIARR .1., ( liester, N. J.
O'BRIEN TBI MAN HUGH Detroit.
PM'I.I. WILLIAM New Orleans
ROOT THEODORE I North Topeka, Kan
ROYSE I Oil EN Breeding Ky
IlllBleri
CI RL BRYAN Ihp Mo
FRIsCII. LEWIS LEO. R. F. I). .1. Elans
( IK. P.l.
KM . I'M I. II., Hamburg, Pu.
Mechanics
AI'HIs Cll MILLS H . Akron O.
fiF.W. fit.OIMiK 1IATEER. 517 Elk
street, rrilllklln. Pa.
GU.sTM'suN l HMtLES J New Y-ork
THOMls, IUNY D.imoii O
WiiBoners
risi HER I.HW MtD -1.4h Neb
WM.TMVN. (IIMll.l.s ... mil ton den
street. II irrlsliurB. P.l.
Prlitiles
VRMOVVMl IVO 1)N-TNT Jackson,
Mnh
BVN-VTT sTXNIEY N. w ork
BIDDI.I Kill! MtD Ir Thori e Wis
BINll FRANK, shelbiirn ore
HLIss, (HMtl.KS Pin i w Mont
RONS FM1L Friiport 111
I1RENDM, FDWVIN st.,rbuck .Minn
IHTVLX. (.I.ORI.i:. Ii7 .I.n k. on street.
sirniilon. Pu.
CALDWELL. EMM KIT Adlince Mo
CANNON JXMES P Ituxbure Mass
CASWKfl. WMtREN lla Clt. Mich.
CAI'I.KINS CIIAR1 E.s W , Llltltton. -Muss
CHASE JOHN K Chlcauo
(HCATIUM JOHN T Curham 111.
ICLYBLRN MAMh s Hl,h"liill. .s C
COCHRAN MAX K Ijiswlih ,S D
CON-DIE. PETER s ,t I.l. ( lt I l.ih
CUNLEY I.EO.N MtD Otniihi. N. b
CONNEHS. MIKE li'ndstune. N I).
I'lUlll l.EROY F Mansfield 0
CRAN-DALL JOHN WILLIAM. Watson.
Ml. h
CROVK RICH VRD North Hudson. Wis
CROSS JOHN L . SniltliHeld V Va
CI RTIS HENRY V Mors Ark
DRMvE DWID W Chicago
DIVMI ASHLEY G Washington D C,
EDMOM) AUGUST (j Bertha, Minn
EK C.l-hTW W Ijat Angeles, Cal
BVANs JE.s.sE l) Winchester III.
FAHIIER. RICHARD New Roikford, N
F1LFTTI. ANTONIO Italy
FIt.KAY FRANKLIN- R . Laguna. Cal.
F1NEMW REUHEN II New York.
FI.YNN. FRANK H Linn Mass
FLYNN VN W Ashellle N C
FORBSi: DUMIMCO lulv
FOTH. 1ILRMVN W ltd nl.erir Wis
D.
FOWLER W 1LTON Washington, D
GALLAGHER JOHN BERNARD,
Sjracuse.
N Y
GILL HARL.N.ND. AVenatchee Wash.
GOODE GEORGE A l'ortland Ore
HALL. FRED I. Doon N D
HANDSTVD ARTHLR M Minneapolis
Minn
IIANbUN'i FRANK RALPH NVestport. Conn
HARRISON AUBREY AV
Cal
Los Angeles,
HENZE. CLIFFORD H Fort Atkinson,
Wis.
IIICKEA'. AVILLIAM CLAIRE Saginaw,
Mich
HEI.L1STER. HARRY R Three Forks,
Mont
1SAKEN, ERLING, Illgfork Mont
IRWIN EUGENE E Granville. N D
JACKSON. JOHN T . Ilutte Mont.
JASEN. EDNA'ARD, Sin Antonio. Tex
JENNINGS, THOMAS'. Ilrldegwater. S. D
JONES. HARLAN M Dener. Col.
JORGENSON. WALTER II , Kenmare. N. D.
KEsSEI.RING, ROY M., lllglerillle. Pa.
KESTERSON, IVY W Fowkes, Tenn
KIRIIY DB AVITT Seattle. AVash.
KIRK, RUSSELL JEROME, H03 Mertland
avenue, Pittsburcli.
KRAEMER. FRANK, Chicago.
GRUCKY ALBERT. Ironwood Mich
LABAY PHILIP C, Sioux Fulla. S. I).
I.ADNER, FRANK (' Cupertlno.'Cal.
LII10LT, CASS E Grando, Mont.
McCARDLE, ItOBERT L , New Engiund.
N. D.
MILKNEDEB. HARRY P Bedford. N D.
MITCHELL, JOHN. Korlon. Ky.
MUSHROE THOMAS AV , Chippewa Falls.
AV1
NIEI.S6.N..AXEL U. Aurora, 111.
OT3R1AN. AVILLIAM Lamont. Iowa.
OKELL. HAROLD A , San Francisco.
PALMER. LEONARD. Douglasvllle. Ga.
PEISE, GEOUGK. Chicago,
PERKINS. ERNEST AV . Illinois Rend. Tex.
PFLUOFELDER. CHARLES O., 15SS N.
American street. Philadelphia.
QUINN. iARTHUR T.. Fort Myer. Vu
RECZK, ANDHENA', Cntcaio.
REED. DAVID, Ixlngton, K
RBINHARDT. OTTA M St. Ijuls.
HOLEY, CECIL A., AVashougal, Wash
ROSS. PERRY E.. Port Angeles. AVash.
HUNYAN. DIIXAHD C, Hunters. AVash.
RYERSON, AVILLIAM AVALTER. Ripon.
Wis.
SALTKILL. DERT. ralroetto. Miss,
UhkAKKK. HABrV A., Market tm, Le-
paraV7s
'ViviiN'O PtJBLIO
SIIIRF.Y, CLYDK TCNOV, 7W Wt Main
street, I'orer, 1.
SHIIUIIPIE. SALVATORE. Younistown. O.
rilinn'ALTF.R. AMIKRT. I.ewlitown, Ta.
SIMMONS. MILTON. rottallle, r.
SKITARBLICIL OEOnOE, Wheellnir, W.
Va.
SIAUailTER, RODERT F Loa Anielea,
Oat
SLINKS. JOHN, Chicago
SOLTAN, HEltlLIT, SprlnKneld, !.
DFRINO, AS'ALTER RAYMOND, Worcester,
Mass
STF.01 KR, (IKORUK. 3 Iehruan street,
llmnon, I'n.
STILES. EDWIN TRUMAN, Clrand Rapldi,
Mich.
STOLTMAN FRANK. Milwaukee.
STKAIWIIU fill. CURTIS KUMF.R, R. F,
I). II. lork. Pn.
SI1TTOV, ALKXAMIER, 07 West Twelfth
street, Ilaonne, X, 4.
TANLEY. WILLIAM J , TorkUIIe. O.
IRIMIrLH. LAWRENCE. College Point,
N T.
rXDERDOWN. CLAUDE, Harrison, Ark.
t'HSACHY. VASILIE I)aton, O.
HAI.iaci:, (It tM I.I. I AM, II. F. I). 1,
Polk, Pn.
WE11I1. FRANCIS W , Platlsbure. Mo
WEIUER. RICHARD Hnnklnson. N. D.
WEIL EDWARD M Eunice La
WEI.SCH. WILLIAM F. Loudonvlllr, N.Y
WIDMER HENRY A.. St. Louis
WITT, JOE A. P., Irlne. Ky.
YOt'.NO, CfRTIS. Princeton. Ind
YOt'NO, JOHN E Cleeland. N C.
SOHMUTHLEH. OTTO ARTHUR. Denver,
Col
SCHULTZ, MAURICE Washington. D C.
SCOI'IELD. FRANK, Urlditeport, Conn.
sf't'IKI, WALLLNTV. 3(1 Ilroncl street,
Xeuarlc. X. J.
SHANKI.E. Wll.nun CI . Hdrn. Mont.
IlinilWOOI) ROSS R Almont N. D.
SNELL. (1EOROE, Tombstone Canson, nil
ble rlz
STAfllACH WILLIAM Newport. Ky
PTAWN1KOWSKI TONY Milwaukee. Wis
VEEK. ERNEST E . Mlnot. N. D.
WERER ALHlEIl HulTalo N. Y
WELTMVN 0CAR, Chicago
1 WYPYCK. POWELL, Niagara Falls. N. Y
I YOl'Nfl IRVING c Sunope. N It.
7AKU1I0WSM JOHN, Detroit
IZEILAH. ADOI.PH. Humblrd. Wis
l ZIMMERMW, Al'tlt'ST V Detroit
l.IM.MrRMN HENRY Staunton, III
(II.lli:. I'll),, 3!H Inlon street, Johns
town, Pa. '
Ml.sNfl IN ACTION
Lieutenant
nf'lir, WILLARD 11, New Haen. Conn. '
MrKINLOL'K. OEOllUE A., Jr , Lake for
est III
Sergenntn
HEISE. CHARLES A St-Httl. Wash.
LfNDMARK. AUOUST E. OaylordsUlle
Conn.
CorpornN
REMI FRED vchenectodv N Y,
miti 1IEI.L LYFORD CALAWAY, Pan An
tonln Tri
IWARM'R. f II RI.ES, 45!)
i r,ni..n.i,i.. i
Manor street, t
.. ..,......... . ...
LYDEV JOHN. Ix-ttertrack. Ireland
Hunter
OORUON
HRRY, St Paul, Minn
Privates
JAMEi IRRL'NA Orond
I I EN
1x
IIAI.'INV 1CSNAC. rirdalc. Wash
1IENTON CLARENCE Clinton la
lliiPM'EI.L OltANT Roualn. Te.
HOLAM LEE C . Elkldi r. la
Bit WNIIItlDOE. FELIX. Mnrlow. Okla
IIFRCER WILLIE D . Healing Springs Va.
BYRNES THOMAS ANTHONY. Brookljn
CA.ssee IOIIN. New York
II Y. ROBERT T . Rherslde. W Va.
COUP RYMOND P Colfax Wash
CUHNOW EARL, Juntura. Ore.
I) MIR JOHN E Marxell Ark
DEDIOMGl MICHELE. Detroit
DOW WILLIAM X . Astoria ore
EI.LErr, JOHN Cnatesllle. Ind
ERWIV JOHN W Cleveland Miss
FLACK HENRY P . Alb im N
DICKINSON, LEON A.. Cillnden. N. .1.
1) W.IIYOA. P VFL M
East Hampton Mass
BERTSCH. JOHN I. . Spokane Wash
IIH'IIKMAN ARTHUR, New Castle, Ind
IIYRD CHARLES F Fillallle, Ark
, (MERMEIEWSKI MIKE Toledo. O
DIERMYER JOHN I! CIcvelnnd. O
j DODGE JESS E . .Seattle, Wash
'kOURGIANTAKIS. STILIVNCE Crete,
Greere
! KRAMER. ANTON J . Ilerea. O.
. KRET7.ER, CALVIN. Independence. Kan
I McOUIRE CHARLES P Cambridge Mass
MARTINELLI UUISEPPE Montcscaslloso,
Provingla. Dipatenj-a. ItJlv
1 MAZZACONE, JOSEPH. North Easton
I Miss
I MORAS JUAN. Helen P.ilestlna. Arabia
POPE. JODIE. Nlxa. Mo.
I REED. SAMUEL A. Boston.
.SCHMIDT, HARRY JOHN, faeWlle, O
, SCEFEI.D, LOUIS Milwaukee. ,
shERTII, ADOI.PH E.. 140 West nnntlng
don street. Philadelphia. Pu.
SDL Ml EMII.E Morgan Cltv. La.
sTEir.. llRRV P., 1311 womlng street.
Philadelphia.
STORY EMMETT Plalnxlew La.
SYMANOWSEZ MARTIN Chicago.
hWEEl- LUH IN J East Side. Bridgeport
Conn
TlssllM, LUCIANO. Wlldwood. N. J.
Tl.MM BEN-NO. Michigan Cltj, Ind.
TODOR sM Indiana Harbor Ind
AN AN DRY EDWARD, LnotB, Ind
WARD HAROLD J. Ml Vernon III
l N II.LlAMs, LUTHER S . Rutherford. Tenn
NNllN'O THEODORE hanlsh X. D
i A INI. UNI., CHESTER M.. 717 Willow ne
line, Nltuonu, I'u.
,A1IEH ALBERT WILLIAM.
Ind
KELLER. DEAN AN'JBhburn N.
1 FI.ON U WALKER PERRY,
nklt
GREEN HERli JACOB. Chicago
I.KAsKIENK .. JOsEPII P..
Rlthmond
D
Comanche,
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strict. Naiitloike, Pu.
11NLNERSON ALUEHT Elgin. Iowa
I1N.NEY WILLIAM NN Kanias. Utah.
I1NR1' CHARLES A Oiinlie Okla
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KERN, LYONEL J llloomllelil, Ind
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Kl N EARL L Bengal. Mien
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I LUEBKEU, GEORGE. l..i Porte. Ind
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INIiCLCRE HILARY F WaMiesWIle N C.
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Me.
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I leentli street. Phil ldelplilu. Pa.
MATHIEU. JOSEPH. Fall Ithtr. Mass
AIOIIERG. ROLAND E Roikwel Cltj. la
MOOREHEAD JOHN Parkersburg, AN. A'a
j'FI TON 'jAMEs EDGAR.' Richmond. Ind
pfter'soV EDNVARD. Rockport. Mass
MORRONE SAM Muloerr, isan
P1E.SROGIACOMO.
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ROBERTS PAUL HERMAN Hannibal, Mo
ROBERTS ill SSELL C . Loeland, Col
ROOAI.sKI JOHN. AVestfleld Mass
ROLF.WsKI, JOSEPH, 230? Mission street.
Pittsburcli.
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, Plilludelphi.1. I'a.
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1 polle Ind
thi'I.n SAMUEL G . Oakland. Cal
ItilLKTT EMMITT. Polsgrove. Ky
VI DEAN ROBERT A , l.uaaingion, -men
AVALKER, REEDY B . Chobarant. La.
STEA'ENS, ARTHUR D FalrhaNen, Mass
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN AC
TIONNOW REPORTED WOUNDED
Prliates
ARNDT, HARRY, Newport, Pa.
BRUNO LOUIS, Syracuse, N. Y
PREAIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS NOW REPORTED WOUNDED
Sergeant
BUNTING, LEON D , AValVerville, Mich.
Corporal
1IANLEY CHARLES E. Brookljn.
Marine Corps
KIM.F.D IN ACTION. I'RKMOl'SI.V RK-
FOKTKU VlOUMlKli IN ACTION
l'rtmti
IIOI.1:i:H, I.r.NVIS A., Qalveston. Tex.
KII.I.FI) IN ACTION
Frit a tea
CHORD. ALTON L.. 100.A Dewey venue,
New Port. Ark.
COFFIN, CHARLES J . Itasca. Tel.
DAVIF.S. JOHN It . Chicago. 111.
GOLD3I1ERRV. JOHN- V . AVarewood.
V.
KOEIII.F.R. (1KOROK AV . Mound. Minn.
AVINSTON. JOHN W . Memphis. Tenn,
DIED OF HOODS KKCK1VKD IN ACTION
Privates
R K.N NEXT. KLVTOOU A., Relllestllle, Fa,
BOA'EE. HAMUKI, A.. Munnsvllle. N. V.
.LESIIER. DENA'ER A . Leltchfleld. Ky
MARCFH, JOSKl'H, 211 Harrison menue.
Harrison, . J,
ANOUNDF.D IN ACTION (SEVERELY)
Second Lieutenant
DUMMER. AVILLIAM F Los Angfl's, Cal.
SXVtsKELY WOCMtKB lKACTMti, n
LGERPHILADELBHIA, J TUESDAY,
VIOUSLY RErORTKD KILLRD IN ACTION
Corporal
OEIOER. JOHN C Jasper, Fla.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (HKVERELY)
Corperal
niCHARDS. JAMES E,, Rockvale, Col.
Privates
LINDER, EARL 8., Dundas, 111.
O'NHIL. EDWARD J . Kansas City, Mo.
(lOUOII. OALEN H Renton. Ky.
THORNTON. FRED A.. Oloster, O.
DIED OF DISEASE
(lunnerr Sergeant
JOHNSTON, ARTHUR It., (No next of kin
Blven).
IN HOSPITAL RECOVERING. TREVIOfH
LY REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS
I'rltnte
ANDERSON, GODFREY W., Proctor. Minn
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED DIED OF WOUNDS
Private
ANDERSON, RAYMOND A . Minneapolis.
Minn.
APPEARED I1EFORE DISAHIL1TY
11(1 KI), PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MISSINU IN ACTION
Prliate
BROWN. EUUENK M . Orenola, Kan.
MEADE SOLDIER GETS
TEN-YEAR SENTENCE
Tried to Talcp PrisnniT Froml
irim 10 iaKe rrisontr irom
Military Police New 600
Yard Range
I Cnmp Meade, Mil., Sept 10.
For attempting to create a mutln
I during tho latter part of July by urRltiR
other ooldlers to take a prisoner away
1 from the military police, for lenUng con-
I flnement before he was set nt liberty li
proper authorities and for disobeying
I the command of a sentinel, Private
j Harry Brown, Company A, BSSth Kngl-
necrs, will spend the next ten j,cars at
hard labor In the United Slates Ulscl
I pllnary Barracks at Fort Jay, New York
Arraigned before a general court-martial
on these charges, he was found gullt
and sentenced to twenty ears' confine
ment. The review in authority cut the
bentenco in half, but Brown will forfeit
all pay and allowances and will also be
dishonorably discharged fiom the serv
ice With other soldiers he was arrested
by the military police on the exenlng of
July 28 for disorderly conduct after he
i urged some of his associates to take a
prisoner aw ay from the police On Au-
' gust 8 ho left hU confinement without
i authority. When arraigned he entered
I n plea of not gul'ty. This Is the third
t soldier hero to be sentenced to ten j ears'
! confinement in the last few days
The I.ids of Infantrj units who hae
J advanced sufllclently in their rifle nam
ing to fire on fie G00-ard ranges will
' camp hereafter it Glen Burnle and uso
tho rllle range there, at which many
1 members of the naxal militia learned to
i nit the targets
j It has been found that the bullets on
tho G00-ard range In the camp fre
; nuently pass o,r the hill In the rear of
. tho targets and endanger the lhei of
I civilians on farms and along certain
' road" Thus an order has been issued
forbidding the jse of the G00-ard r.inge
here.
Major General Jesse McT Carter, com
mander of the l.afaette Division, is pre
paring plans for the construction of an
elaborate sstem of trenches for train
ing purposes The tlenches will be simi
lar in eery repect to those In France
and v. Ill be used here for maneuers It
was the plan of Major General Joseph
IJ Kuhn. commander of the Scanty
ninth IIM'lon, now In France, lo con
struct a. similar svsteni of trem-he, but
' the departuie of the division ireented
this.
By the terms of an order Issued todav
a large number of men In IhC lotth
Depot Brigade will lie transferred to the
tank sericc corps and will be ent to
Camp Celt, Gettysburg, I'a Captnln
James It Young and Seigeant Albeit A
Krousn and Corporals James V. H.in
and Thomas F Jackson hae been named
to escort the mn to their new training
grounds
Pi hate Carl S Marggraff, Tenth Com
pany, 154th Dpot Bilgade, has been
transfeircd to Held artillery replacement
tioops and ent to Camp ZaUiar Tulm
Louisville to ta'te the course at the Held
artilleiy ollkers' training hchool there
Prhate ltamond Hall. Motortruck
Company No 328 has been transfeired
to Camp Joseph K. Johnston, JacUson
x lie, Fla for assignment as an em.
balmer in the graves leglstratlon unit.
CooUs James P. Long. Thomas L
Burke and Lawrence 1.. Budlger, of the
154th Depot Brigade, have been trans
ferred to the r.leejith Dhlslon and as
signed to the headquarters troop
Private fleorge W. Hamlyn. Fifth
Company, of the depot brigade, has been
transferred to the purchase and supply
branch of the Purchase and Tiallic Dhl
slon, General Sta'f. Washington.
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Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT No 841 ,
Authorized by the act of October 0,
1017. on (lie at the PostoRlce of Phils
delnhla, Pa,
Hy order of the President
A. S. nURLKSON. ,
roatmaster General.
Roma, 10 settembre.
Un dlspacclo da Palermo annuntla che
fluel Conslsllo Comunale ha conferlto
unanlmemente, e tra l'entuslarmo Rene
rale, la clttadlnanza al Presldente Wil
son. II Generate Giuseppe Garibaldi,
l'Eroe del due Mondl, era Tunica per
sona che flnora aveva r!ceuto un simile
onore.
Xotlile Blunte dal Quartler Generale
Itallano recano che Re Vlttorlo ed II
Oencralo Diaz hanno rlcevutr. la MIs
slono Mllltaro Americana. Dopo una
vlslta alio dlfese marlttlme dl Vcnesla,
I membrl della. Mlsslone si pono recatl
sul Monte Grappa,
l'n decreto Uealc stablllsce che Cal
31 decembre pro,alrno B0Pra ogni died
iscrlttl dl leva, uno sara' scelto per II
servlzlo nella Ttegla Marina.
Icrl ha avuto luogo una importante
rlunlone del Consiglio del Mlnlstrl, sotto
la presldenza dell'On Orlando.
II GoNerno ha pnpaiato un decreto
col quale si slablllsce che tuttl I soldatl
dalla classe 181)0 In pol, ciovranno esserc
ItiNlntl nclln zona dl gueira per Imme
dlato serNlzIn
II Comltato Centrale del socialist! ha
Icrl declEo di non InterNenlro nlla con
foienza Interalleata-soclallsta che aA'ra'
luogo In Londra II 17 settembre cor
rente. II Controllo Oovernatlvo sul mcrcato
della lana ha llmltato 11 profltto nl 36
per cento, sul costo stablllto per la pro
duzlone. Roma. 10 settembre.
Dalle notlzie glunte dal fronto dl
battaglla si rileNa che II nemlco lerl
l'altro ha tentato dl effettuare un at
tacco dl sorpresa contro le poslzlonl
Itallano dl Monto Ccrno, ma Immedlata
mente contrattaccato dal rlpartl Italian!
d'assalto fu costretto a rltlrarsl, non
senza aNer sublto perdlte graNlslme.
11 Mlnlstero della C.uerrn ha, Icrl,
pubbllcato il seguente comunlcato:
"A nord dl Chlese le nostre paungiie
poscro in fuga Ic sentlnello aversarle
e catturarono loro le arm!
"L'n attneco dl sorpresa del nemlco.
contro le llnee dl Monte Corno, fu lmme-
dlatamente respinto dal nostrl ripani
d'assalto, che costrlnscro r.svversario a
rltlrarsl, infllggendogll gravl peraite.
IL VARO DEL NUOVO
PIROSCAFO "PIAVET
S'abato scorso, come a suo tempo an
nunzlammo, nel Cantlerl Federal! a
Kearny N. J, ehbe luogo II varo del
iiuoo vapore amerlcano nl quale lu
nosto II nome "Piae." per rlcordarc la
Alttoria della arml itallane sul glorloso
(lume cho Nldc la disfatta, delle annate
austriache.
Matrlna del nuovo plrccnfo fu la
dlstlnta Contessa Macchl dl Cellere, con
hortc del Heglo Ambnsclatore Itallano In
Washington, la pla e gentile slgnora che.
fin dal principle dell'ontrata dell'ltalla
In guerra, tanta anta opera ha dedlcato
a pro del soldatl Italian! combattentl,
dello loro famlglle, degll orranl. dl pro
fughl e dalla froce Itossa Ln indl
mcntlcablle cerimonla, ch Alepplu
cemenla I legaml dl amlclzla tra l'lta
li.i e gll Stat! Unltl, si sVolo alia pre
senza del rappresentantl del GoNerno
degll Statl Unit1, cll splccate autorlta'
chill e milltarl, del rapprescnti le N'a
zlonl Alleate e di una folia di oltre
25,000 persone. I3rano anche present!,
oltre al Iteglo Ambasclatore Itallano, 11
Generalo Hmlllo Gugllelmottl, 11 Comm.
Trllonl, Console Genern'e in New York,
II comandante S'annutelll, addctto mnale
presso la H. Ambasclata e liarecchl degll
utllclall qui' in mlssione. I'resentntl dal
scpraintendente del Cantlerc Xaale. Mr.
Hobert McGrogor. parlarono 11 Governa-
tore Walter K. IMge cd II Conte Macchl
dl Cellere.
11 Keglo Ambasclatore pronunzio' un
patrlottlco dlscorso durante il quale
dlsse che II Aaro del "1'laNe" slgnlflciNa
un altro atiello alia catena che traspor
taa le provviste sul campl di battaglla
oNe ferNe II combattlmento per la 11
bert.i' del popoll. "Nol non nbblamo
prcsenzlato soltanto un batteslmo egll
illsse ma abblamo presenzlato al rlnno
Namento dl una promesa e di una de
termlnazlone cll continuum flno alia
vlttorla finale. In nome della mla Pa
trla lo rlngrazio g'i Amerlcanl per a'er
Imposto a questo apore II nome glc.Tlo
so dl un nostro flume. I'ossa questa
noblle "F'avo" troNare sempre un facile
enrsn attraverso TOceano.
I.'Ambasclatore qulndl lesse un tele
gramma del generale Diaz, esprlmente
II saluto dell'Ksrrclto Itallano alia
grande Nazlone Americana.
Mr K. X. Hurley, capo deH'Unlted
States shipping board. !ese II seguente
telegramma da lul trasmesso in Italia:
"La parte Aalorosa dell'ltalla nel con
flltto mondiale contro 1'autocrazta sfre
nata, Nlene vlvidamente alia mente alia
rola mtnzlone del flume I'laNe. Xcssun
nome plu" approprlato si potrebbe dare
ad un Napore che sta per fare la sua
parte nella scontolgere I plant del ne
mlco, II quale non e' rluscltu finera ad
abbattere le fortl dlfese postc attraverso
lo storlco flume. Xol amerlcanl cl sen
tlamo onorati dl chlamare uno del nostrl
vapor! col nome dl "PlaNe," II flume che
i cosl' bene personiflca lo splrlto combat
Uno dell'ltalla"
SEPTEMBER bffil&MV$?'y &ffi&fm
SOLDIERS LEARN
AND EFFICIENCY ARE ENEMIES
Men Going to War Without Stimulant of Alcohol Will Return
From France Firm inTheir 'Adherence to Tem
perance, Stiys Pastor
Bu a Staff Correspondent
Camp Lee, Petersburg, V Sept. 10.
'Our' soldiers have learned lhat human
happiness and business efficiency have
nothing In common with booze, and when
they return from the battlefields of
France they will hold 'fast and firm to
their temperance principles." .
Tho Rev. M. P. Corrlgan, of Scranton,
Pa , was sneaklnir sneaking- on a sub
ject with which he Is Intensely Inter
ested and conversant. At Camp Iee he
Is In charge of the Knights of Columbus
religious activities, and few men In tho
country ore more familiar with the spir
itual And moral side of our boys ln
khaki.
As a religious and moral adviser he
has met thousands of soldiers since the
organl7atlon of the National Army, and,
regardless of their religious loaning"
and church afllllattons, has proved a
sincere- friend to all.
Life Ktorles Rhnl Fictional Fancy
A small room, devoid of fancy finish
and elaborate furniture, has been set
nsldo for his use In one corner of the
central K. of C. building, and In that
room Father Corrlgan meets the boys.
Life stories that rhal the fiction of Dc
Foe and other masters of human emo
tions have been poured Into his ears, and
to each one he has l'stened attentively.
"After all," sajs Father Corrlgan,
"our soldier boys are good, but many
have drunk heavily at the fountain of
sorrow and misery."
The priest gazed out of his window
and across an open field, to where a
batch of raw rookies were being given
the first lefson ln soldiering. "What n
flno crowd of men," he added, aa he
watched the ncN comers wrestle with the
fundamentals of their new life.
Turning abruptly from the wlndONV,
Father Corrlgan gave his rough board
table n vigorous slap and with the en
thusiasm that marked tho activities of
tho law recruits drew a severe Indict
ment against booze.
"I have found," began the priest, "that
the morals of our men ln camp are in
finitely hotter than one will find In civil
life, and I havo also found that It Is
due largely to the absence of booze.
"Keep booze away from any body of
men and ou will have but little trouble.
forMt Is the source and fountain head
of nearly every evil. I say that after
talking with hundreds of men who haNe
been addicted to the use of liquors. Al
most to' a man they have told me that
thelr-troublcs In life could be traced to
booze, but, happily, they are through
with It.
Army Life Free From Temptation
"In the army they have been rcmo-ed
from tho temptation and have had ample
time lor reflection. And this has led
thenr to mako strong resolutions for the
future. HaNlng had time to think of
their troubles and study the degrading
effect of booze they have decl,ded to get
along without it. I am quite certain
that when they return from the battle
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fields of France they will hold fast and
Arm to their temperance principles.
"Once a mon flnCs his weakness and
appreciates that It Is holding him back
and robbing htm of success and true
happiness, be Is,, In a vast majority of
cases, going to take steps 'that will con
quer that weakness. The army Is an
Ideal place for a man to locate his
Nvcakness and Just as good a place for
him to conquer his weakness. It has
been said that the boys will demand
their personal liberties when they re
turn from the Avar, That may ba true,
but they arc not going to demand a lib
erty ln tho form of booze. .Of that I
am certain."
Temperance Is becoming n real mania
with the men In olhe drab, and almost
anywhere nnd at any tlmo one can ljear
nn Impromptu lecture on tho evils of
drinking. This Is particularly trim In
the Yi M C. A. and K. of C. buildings,
and as a rule the temperance orators
are men who haNo been victims of the
liquor habit.
"Wo stvat old booze at every oppor
tunity," said Joseph X. Galley, of Mt.
Pleasant, Pa. Galley came here as a
poldler, but when rejected for physical
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