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i i it nggglt ; Carm'ns soldiers is far more im-
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m ins freight is more important than
’moving pe’ople. We are urged to trans~
act distant business by mail or wire,'
lavoid railroad pleasure trips and
2.54 .‘9
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‘ _, ..._ —--—~—-—~ {Bonds it is good and necessary adr
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I GOOD WAR BOND “PROSPECTS"
l The treasury department is said to
. lfinmqtfl .m.
[dihm‘lzlt p
’uthomkml—‘d "m the especially desirous of sellixu
1de Pm“ ‘3 ”Clusllldylhorty Bonds of the net issue to ree
to the se i u li '
' a dispatghes :lre‘dladcfilul? 21" ““58. of citizen. u might be ‘ pro
. .. in this paper and also‘fltable thing for the reader to stop. at]
new published herein. ..
- V” V“ republication of ’9’]!th point, and figure out for himself
_ w ~: herein are also raga-hat they are. and whether he be
llongs in any of them.
For those lacking time or incline.
Vtion for such meditation. we hasten-
to announce that they are farmers.
'iwar-workers- and capitalists. The gov-
‘ernment lumps them all together.
The farmers are accused of having
'_largely ignored the first and second
iloans; They did much better in the
ithird campaign. and are expected to
improve their record in the fourth.
‘The workmen who, accustomed 32
or 83 before the war, are now'maklng
‘10 or 816 a day in war industries,
are not credited Wm having done all
. v. the should as et to hel the ow
--- of the nfleneive, and nlrea- y _ y p l
, ernment pay the expenses on which
thwgtmgof, neutml , Europe ll _
.V ’alsburprieinaly _.thcll' wages depend. Many wealthyV
,1 ' men, who have can b '1 their
. ii'Ta ‘nd‘mflted'by‘ German h u) as
. , , _ . hands on the stock exchange. at less
- pets to have swung around
. . than per. are expected to buy them
y to sympathy with the Allies,
, over the government counter at face
. W‘demrate German propa- table 5 orer folk do Tlese three
‘ v . l .
in that country. Sweden has a po
.', ' twat" Vicll’ORY
succeeds like success. Jilli-
“ W have their timings in
‘ ~ tie victories. It is ofly a In
since the Allies' successful re-
I .
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‘pertant than carrying civilians. New
. Martin J. Kish. Bay i‘ily. Mich.‘
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’ARIIY Alumnus
The following casualties are report
ed by the commanding general of the
American Expeditionary Forces:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenant;
Harrison A. Dickman. Springfield. ill. I
Vincent S. Manning, Jersey City, N. J.;
Carpal-ale.
Ablnham Zippin, New York, N. Y.
Privates.
Charles Gettingham. Stonewall, Okla
Eddie C. Luna. Siren, Wis.
Joseph Maiewski, Chicago. ill.
Sterling M. Peek. Florey, Texas.
Howard S. ‘Rising. Lockport. N. Y.
Charles T. Sampson. Russell. Pa.
Carl J. Smith, Weshburn, Wis.
bee Trummell, Guadaluplta. New Mex-
ico.
John ior. Seminole. Okla.
Harry roshanso. Bellanca. Kiev. Rus-
sia. *
H. P. Caron, S. Joseph, Mo.
Emit E. Mitchell, Walter. Okla.
Henry F. Peterson, Arlington. Seb.
DIED FROM WOUNDB.
“melon.
Frank E. Andrea. ileresford, S. Dakota.
Clifford W. Cahill. Hartford, Conn.
Corporate.
Victor Hubert Hand 3'. Berkeley, Cal.
Bernard Henry iiu sman, Covlngton,
Ky.
Privatol.
William J.~Bilnlele, Newark. N. J.
Arthur C. Christoflcrson, Milwaukee,
Wis.
William J. Chaney,
Mass.
Joe Fuller. Arlington, L‘olo.
John F. Lehman. Far Rockaway. N. Y.
Kenneth Lewis, Washington. D. C.
Hobson Maddox, New Brocton. Ala.
Clifford ll. Mason. Boston. Mass.
Oliver Peterson. Twin Valley. Minn.
Cherry Valley.
, classes will be given special attention
~ a commercial treaty giving the b th Lib t B d lo the in the
y e er on ‘ ‘
“0,000 tons of shipping and y as b n
_ oomin dri . ‘
toeinz them large supplies of g W
”on end other war Entertain. and
MMK.MA”8W
.to'daeilitate their purchase. 5 One thing about the American sol-
.inenthe 15° Sweden. "0"“ W dier that astonishes our allies and en-
film“: would “0‘ have dared do culies alike is his rifle shooting. Nev-
Donald John McDonald. Cllehoyxan.
Dennis llall, Kansaslf‘lly. Mo.
Otto F. Boone. Kaltspo-ll. Mont.
William L. Spencer. Milan. Ga.
Frank Stanke, Philadelphia. Pa.
Don 8. Sutton, Lumberton. N. Oar.
WOUNDED BEVERELY IN ACION.
Mechanic. '
Privates,
Mich.
f V'lh er before in this wilt have trim“, in
Add”? striking deVelopment is the midst of battle. been known to
ilk-‘3!“ Th“ country, the stop. take careful aim and pick off
mm European :nentral. their enemies, one by one.
Clarence I). Brown. Clifton. N, Y.
Angelo (.‘nmpanelln. Newark. .\'. J.
Edward Fitzgerald. Oakland. Cal.
Gabriel l’. Boulder. ai‘irdeld. N. Dak.
John Kaniewskl. Chicago, lll.
Roy E. Hilscher. Unooln. lll.
Sherman Hoover,
J
gates mu m m.
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‘ Alex C , Miss.
John ley. Vending. PI.
' Non-nan ii. Clap». Gluten. Dido.
‘James fiiilippo, sen rim-inc. Cal
. Selina? rnold Egland. Malta, iii.
V John K.-Finney. Phi‘iudelp‘lia. i'a.
! Walter I. Forth. Dt-tloil. Idit'il.
1 Ernest B. Hayes. Allegan. Mich.
! Andrew Jensen. Milnor. N. Dakota.
5 Herbert D. McDerlnott. Eamon. ill.
I Frank N. Martinez, Fresno. Cal.
, Daniel Nelson, Morrison. Okla.
‘ ' ' ................. l7 . ,
{{fliESi‘ngmigcélc‘llilon iii Flank Nichols. Chicago, ill.
l’l'ounded slightly ............... 1% Bartholomew O‘Connor, New York.’
......... , \‘ Y i
v , . 6i . ~ ' . . . .
31:31:13] 21:51:21: undetermined) 1135» Ray A. Pickett. Palisade, Minn. lV
"""""""" ! Deliarth Steele, El Monte. Cal. ;
Total _____________ 288i 1m Svodoba. 1111 Hagerer 8L3
Racine. Wis.
George Van Oils. Dixon. Mont.
John S. \‘l'aston, Winona, W. \‘a.
i
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Coo .
Frank J. Steisiatis. Philadelphia. Pa. VI
Conn.
Ernest Chumpluvier, Skinners Eddy.
Pn. .
Jacob Aster Clark, Easton. Md.
Elmer E. Cloud. Greenup. lll.
Nihcolas T. Cody. Revere, Mass.
Leroy Cooley, Los Ange-19s, (‘al.
Edward E. Craven. Youngstcn. Ohio
Eliseo Cuellar, Alice, Texas.
Charles Cushman, Broken llow, Neb.
Richard M. Cutler, Mountain View,
Call.
Alhin P. Dahlberg, Amery, Wis.
Casper idolph Dahlhy, Elmu.’Wis.
Edward Francis Daley. llallardvale,
Mass.
Far] Deupe, Preston. W. Va.
Frank A. Deltlaif. Milwaukee, Wis.
Albel'ts J. Dolren. Little Falls, Minn.
Frank Damask. Berlin, Wis.
Earl R. Dnmer. East. Canton.
Clarence Dozier. Clifford. Ill.
Joseph R. Drought. Jancsvillc, Wis.
Jean l. Durand. Basile, in.
Ezra Elly. Jones, Mich.
Arthur Erickson. lrene, S. Dakota.
Selulcr C. Espenlund. Mt-ttonville,
Iowa.
John A. Fallstrom. i-‘aiun. Wis.
Flora-n: J. h‘enlon. Philadelpllll. Pa.
Harry Hartley Fish, Kirkland. Wash.
Alva A.’ Freeman, l’aragoulti. Ark.
r
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Terrytown, Brad.l
ford. (‘0., Pa.
VV sore and irritated. obllging y
outo
John w. Hopkins, Forestport. N. Y.
V Frank 0. KRI‘T. Thomas, Okla.
‘Rudolph C.
lG-oorge Nciogan. Sac City. lowa.
Previouaiy Reported Mining in Action 3‘
l
Ray Anderson. Akron, Ohio -
, William H. Buinlan. Philadelphia, Pa.
Roy H. Busch. Lowmoor, Va.
William A. Hunter. ('Pilll‘eVlllt’ Mo.
Frank Snider. Marquette, Mich.
Edward (‘olberx lkuatlle Krair
PREVIOUILY neean'ro alumni ,
William H. Lena, umlau. Missouri.
gfluurned to Duty with Organization,
Wilfred Brunelle. Wale. Malta.
William J. Huhak. Chicago. ill.
Early D. Huggins, Granbury. Texas.
Frank D. Hulburd. Colchester. Vt.
Harry A. Johnson. Marshall. ill.
Robert E. Johnson. Rye. Wisconsin.
Kittieson, Forest City.
ion.
Theodore Killers, Bloomington, ind.
John A. Lancello. Avon. Minn.
Fred W. Lange. West Holyoke, Mass.
Elmer Miller, Rensselaer. N. Y.
Clutch N. Motht, Chandler, Minn.
Neal Morgan. St. Jollnsbury. \‘t.
Max Neubauer, Smithrille. Minn.
Thomas E. Nielson. Gillett, Ark.
Herbert A. Moment). Cedarburg, Wile I
Mlhcnel J. Oberet. lltaclne. Wis. '
George. W. Pilgrim. Lyndonviue. Vt.
Frank Pondoff, Youngstown. O.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
Summary of casualties to date:
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Robert J. ,aatson, with. N. Car. instants ....... om.“ 57 jli All extensive ”hum?“ 0‘ mu“ ”ET
wane: H.‘Begley. Soldiers owe, my Wounded ,0 y satin. wool. serge, ponhnad yclet 868.
MW" 34- Berry. Plato. an- ,ulssmg ................... 1 s" A new notes of style are «preset! . these
Clitford S. Billows. St. Paul. Minn. = _ -___ 4 l fashion‘b‘e Web V .0 _
Edwin J. Bower. N.Minneapolis. Minn! hm“ " . . , r »
. James Cack. Philadelphia, Penn. imam _________________ 884 . Vr
”$chth James Callahan. Milwaukee. Wounded . . . . . .:::l899 ,TAFFETA SILK DRESSES / ' .
.3' . ' in_ hands of enemy ....... ‘. . 1 ‘.-.-‘ , , . ‘
Beulamm Lovln Callie, Redford. Ky. i Missing ................... tag 292 l Superior quality and splendid assortmentof colors V
Adolph F. (rarlson, Rock Creek. Minni‘ _____ 7’ . I
Vito Satnlano, (“.ampobasso. Italy. To,“ ...................... $2 $8 :
Thomas Chambers. South Manchester,V. The following casualties are r.. .. .95 and up ;
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ed by the commanding general J' th-I‘
American Expeditionary Fore: <, (in. ‘:-
eluded in lbOVP totall: ‘
Killed in action ............. 1 ‘
Died cl wounds received in at ion 4
Wounded in action tset'erely‘ ’
a ‘5'.
Total ......................... 7
KILLED m ACTION. E :
Sergeant.
DIED OF WOUND! IN ACTION.
Corporate.
Privates.
WOUNDED BEVERELYC ........
WOUNDED IN ACTION (Severely) w
Privatel. .
, Smi- l
net Fruit, Germany. T
Privatel. l .- '
zuvIwaiy Reported Mining In At.
an.
Laurence Furstenberg, Sioux Pass, I ‘ ‘
”Manic." rd 1 THE MATHEWS ‘ I“
. gar ra . Mllllflll. Mo MU . _ . l
Thorwald Granby. Poplar. Minn. SICALE A ' -
Clifford Hagen. Pelican lttllllds. Minn. BIG SUCCESS '
Henry George antigen, Chicago. ill. -—~-- .
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. ’N'filMers be 0 m‘pel it f eye in their efforts to ex. John ankm.lua, “THY- Carl Hoffman, Hampdon Conn 1;”, of voice and ieflu'“? “I? t. .
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