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nmmlgffl The following caaualtles ere report-l
w ‘0 ”.00 American Expeditionary forces:
Missing in action ................ 3;
’ Wounded secerely ................ to
f} Died of disease ................. . 1
” Wounded sel'erely ................ 45
Died of wounds .................. 7‘
Total ........................... 85,
DIED 0F WOUNDS IN ACTION
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
COUTH NORWALK
Gustive Harry Bullock, Loogootes, 1nd.
Frank Cocksley, Weissert, Neb.
Fred E. Jones, Harrisburg. Pa.
William I'eiper, Luvarne, Minn.
Harry I. Rilnstidt, Beloit, Wis.
Andy Titti. Detroit. Mich.
Antanls Waicekausky, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DIED 0F DISEASE.
Privatee.
Lester Vick, Russelville, Ark.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Corporate.
William M. Dt‘Yant‘)‘. S Chicago. 11].
Sturgis F, Durgin. The Forks, Me.
Edwin Henry (lrittilh, Cotter, Iowa.
Kenne:h Lyle Groom. Mars, l’a.
James J. lialladay, Eureka. Cal.
William R. Harper, Ceres, Virginia.
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ed by the commanding general of the: ROY filliesal. Burlington. Kans.
IGeorge H. Wlssnnn, Winetka. lll.
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luifiung inaction .............. 4...“) 1%
Total ............ . ............. 18
KILLED IN ACTION.
Sergeant;
Myron H. Beats, Plymouth, Mich.
Privatee.
Lee Pitzer. Hamersvllle, 0.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (Severely)
Privatee.
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WOUNDED IN ACTION (Degree
Undetermined.)
Second Lieutenant.
Jacob H. Heckman. Elizabeth, N. J.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (Degree Un-
determined.)
Previously Reported Missing in Action
Privatel.
Max Bradley, Ztomir, llolin, tRu‘ssial.
William E. Ballinger, Dayton. 0.
Gust A. Dirttnen, St. Paul, Minn.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates.
Louis J. Boudeau. (‘ohoes, N. Y.
Jesne D Johnson, Spokane. Wash.
John Kurzawski, Albion, N. Y.
Ar‘hur t). Queck. Jersey City, N. J.
Other A. Rice, Valley, Neb.
James ll. Roberts, Baltimore, Md.
leslie '1‘. Sllapton. Charleyeix, Mich. ,
(‘harlw M. sllonlz, Shamokin, Pa. ‘
Wilbert W. Sinclair, Woodstock, N. H.‘
Andrew J. Sullivan, Mooresbridge, Alaf
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The following casualties are reportvl,
ed by the commanding genera] of the
American expeditionary forces:
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W_. W” Aw-...__
vvl. Hearth; N. 7- l AUSTRIAN PEACE
““3; F's”; , P‘l‘f’ :1" OFFER ’l‘SO aging.
o it once, 1 \er om , enn. R JE ED
Glen R. McClure, Richmond, Ind.
Jesse McGee, Columbus, Ga.
Richard H. McGill, Highland Falls,
N. Y.
Sigurd M. Peterson, Grant‘sburg. Wis.
James H. Redding, Winmers, Pa.
Clement Tarditl, San Francisco, Ca].
Arthur L. Willett, Majestic Bldg, La
Cross, Wisconsin.
George W. Young, Oelwein, Iowa.
WOUNDED IN ACTION.
(Degree Undetermined).
Mechanic.
Forest D. Sherman, Nyssa. Oregon.
John 1. Bennett. Sycamore. La.
James Blake. Huntington, W. \‘a,
Albeit C. Christiansen,
Wash.
Edward Schoeneman, t‘astalia, Ohio.
John W. Webster, Farmville, Va.
MISSING IN ACTION.
(Continued ”on: Page One).
here is only one reply which it can
make to the suggestion of the lnr
perial Austro-llungarian govern-
ment," President Wilson .set forth
the position of the l'nited States
government in a single sclilenctx
as follows:
"It has repeatedly and with en-
'tie candor statcd the terms upon
‘which the l'nitcd States would
it'tilln’ltlt‘l‘ peace and can and will
lentertaln no propmal for a coil-
jft-l'cuce upon a matter concerning
) lwhit-h it has made its position and,
Iuyallup, pm‘pow so plain." l
1 With first of the expected new
lserlt‘s of peace bids of the t‘cntrall
l’owcl-s having.r met a flat rcjct-tion,]
lspcculution turned today to the!
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Sergeante. ,course of action to he followed by
Eugcne L. Christian, Note.01‘eg0n. ioi’iit-ialx' in Germany and Austria--
Carporair. lllllngal'y. It is believed lll komcl
:(‘ll‘t‘lf‘s that these- oilit-iuls again]
thillltl attempt to place the entire?
ililillllt‘ for the continuation of thc,
ywur upon thc Allies and the l'nitetl‘:
Francis Donoghue. Martin, Va.
Edward E. Scofleld, Toledo, Ohio.
Henry Tobe. lletmlt. Mich.
Ervin \vvlkkl, ‘lloundlop, Texas.
7-, 05,-“ Hudson, Nappanse, Ind. IKilled in action ................ .. 14‘ Ben H. Dernheisel, Bellevue, Ky. States.
I ON I 1 S “'i'rll‘d Huutcnn. lIl‘nghaln. Pa- be Hugging in action .... ............. 87; Arthur O‘Connor, Bayonne, N. J. III the opinion of otllcr oflicinlsl
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“‘gxédpzam bh‘m’mn’ (ham rs .Wounded sex-prely ............... . 60’. Mechanic. 3it was llcllcvt-d Austrla was prtu;
Victrola Shop Mcrrell Edward Stuchell, Bmdford,‘llled ofdisea‘n'e ........... . ..... .. tillerbert Jalucs Imdroot, Cllt‘o'boygan. lliln‘ll 1" Wk“ ”‘9 “Ht St"ll“‘ll
Pa. ,nlpa otwounda ................. .. 4 Mich. .“llllllrlm’ill ”mu her allimm‘:
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Wilmer Frank SUdt’l'B. Chambersburg, \‘I’ounded (degree undetermined) .. 6E Corporale. ,wnh Germany, Turkey and llul—l
.-..-KV.-_._ — -_ _... A will. Tourney Groton Mass ‘ ‘ Prisoner ........ . ..... . ......... . I‘Leon T, Domlt‘lly, New Brunswick, N. gun“: "1“] a (‘Illllllll‘lt‘ Nl‘t't‘lllilllt‘l‘!
Rn” Trebil Wahpeloh V D .__,. J of the terms laid down by l’resl-
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. ,William J. Weldner. Bluttton, Ind. Total ........ . ...... ...........178' Privatee. tdfinnggz‘"; a g , ,6 I ,.
5 an ler. . , S t., '. t . . i. on ay, .cp, . , n us.
I . Ralph William Steady Bradford Pa. K'LLED IN ACT'ON' Ralph C.‘lllatk. an htmfifim’ Cal. :addreas today. voicing his personal]
. Cook. I Privateer Gregory Roms. UllCA. .\ J. ,vlcw that such a conference as Austria-’
Alonzo 'Raymond Martin, Harrisburg, George G. llaldridge, Sedro~Wooley,I Arnold llrchtner, Collins, Wis. Hungary suggested in its peace not..l
Pa W .1 Carmina Bruno. VinaIm, Campobasso. would be “59‘9“. F‘ll‘t‘lfin Sfl'l‘t’lill‘y
g Q a an ant. Italy. Balfour expresaed his opposition to
I Privates.
Tile regular mpénug of the Trinity Raymond H. Ackerman, Wilkes-Barre,
l‘titn's Club will be held this eveningl
a.
\rthur W: Allwater, St. Louis, Mo.
, ”f“ (‘horles Waldo Andereon. Franklin, Pa.
The Bridgeport DOIICP notified “19? John H. Angel, Burnaville, N. C. l
local department that a Ford touringl Anthony P. Arruda, New Redford:
car, No, 60—184, Conn. had been atoI-t ”“3!!- kn P
en from that cit 1 v William Grover Beers, Finn n a.
y a“ e “In" 'I‘ollio M. liiggers, Georgeville,'N. C.
' . “ Isidore Bl‘aaaka, Brooklyn, N. Y.
18 your loved one in Over Sean, George Broderick, New Dorp Manor.
Service?" It so, get one of the regular. Staten Island, New York.
“on “Over Seas Seri'lce Flags." W0 Joseph Bukowakl, south Chicago, Ill.~
Nicholas T. Caparell, New York, N. Y.
Adlard A. Clang. intucket. R. l.
l William R. Davie, Ottawa. Ontarlo.
Wilbur Detts, Laport, Ind.
llucklngham‘ Woman to,“ Corps;‘ William Hogan, Cobalt. Howell 00.,
M0
N0. . -
. l 39 of Buckingham Post, will hold, Ilamtd Howard, St. Mary‘s College,
.a lusmesa meeting on Thursday at. Notre Dame. Ind.
tel-noon at 2 o'clock in Red Men’s Walter Quinky Huckleberry, Dill, Okla.
Hall, Main street. Norwalk. l Elvind Jaconaon, Parley, Minn.
Clarence R. Johnson. Chicago. Ill.
Carl W. Lawson. Hampton, Can.
Frank Lynch, Louisville. Ky.
have them. Donnellys, 16 South Main
street.
Ila,
{rile Mispah Circle, of King's Daugh-
‘Item. will meet with Mrs. Fred Jen-I Matthew J. Mt‘Nally, Month Co.. Ire
nlnga, 8 Quintet-d aVenue. thla even' land.
ing. After the meeting there will ha‘ Harem“ MCQ‘m‘lW Buford, Ohio.
a social time » Julius Molar/h, Chicago, Ill.
' Francis W. Maley, Fair Haven. Vt.
. David Martin. Hindan, Ky.
Thirty-file army trucks from Jacob C. Matthews. Red Banks. Miss
Bridgeport passed through this city Charles Joseph Murphy, Long island
at about 10:30 thls morning on their flit. N. Y. Y
way to an Atlantic port from which “'""‘m "”“y Nauss, New Cumber-
_ land, Pa. -
grates they will embark for over-sear .WOUNDED (Degree Undetermlnod.)
u y. '
t ‘ Privatel.
' Julius Sllcchter, Minneapolis. Minn.
Vito N. Stllctti, TorIto. Provincla Bari,
Italy.'
James Henry Taylor. Fall River, M
iohn F. Walsh, Chicago, Ill.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Lleutenantl.
, Reuben L. Pasklll. Richardson Ware-
hcusc, Richmond. Va.
The pollce were notltled this mom- Sergeants.
ing that Arthur Horany, of Marshall Isaac '1‘. Henry. (‘m‘bon Ill". All.
» Robert Museum, of Bridgeport, col-
lided with the police dummy under
1he Washington street bridge last ov-
Qoning but reported the matter to the
police and left. :5 with which to pay
for the damage. "' “
Charles H. Bird, Gordon, lnd.
Charles II. Clcland, Waterbury, Conn.
George Dwight Cook, Ellenville, N. Y.
Arthur Dahl, Galesvllle, Wis.
Robert A. Foster, Drooklyn, N.~ Y.
William D. French, Elmo, Ark.
William A. Fry, Stampede, N. D.
Walter Hahn, Chicago. Ill.
Russell Hughes, 'Rlce, Wash.
Joseph Pinelli, Jersey City Heights,
N. J.
Elchel Ruchman, Brooklyn. N. Y.
VItold Tamssuck. liurgettstown. Pa.
Ploter Wanlckl, Ford City, Pa.
DIED 0F WOUNDS.
Prlvatee.
Millard M. Gales, Hillaboro, Oregon.
Thomas Mouse, Reading. Mass.
Willlam F. Plttenger, Knobnoater, Ma.
Ernest A. Wilson, Green Lake, Station,
Seattlc,Wash. J
DIED OF DISEASE.
Jerry Clark, Nor-talk.
Carl E. Erickson, New Sweden, Me..
Charles Wcaley Harden, Syracuse, llI.
James McCabe, Chlclgo. lll.
White A. Roberta, Shreveport, La.
Her. Collins. \‘andalc. Arkansas.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Captain.
Paul R. Umbergcr. Columbia, Po.
Sergeant;
James Hector Dorbl‘idge, Philadelphia.
Pa. I
Garated Tntcoslun. Monroe, “'18.
Homer Hollis. Marshall, Ark.
William Henry Hells, Huntington, Pa.
Corporolt.
Bert F. Nash, Ohcllo, N. C.
Earl A. Farqullar, Clyde. Texas
Connie Holt, Dawson. Texas.
Mechanic.
street, had disappeared from his C°VP°"°"'
Harold Lester Kratz. Foremtville, Mich,
mome- He was demllm “3 W115 1“ Walter ntlwml Reitz, Detroit. Mich. g
gears of age and wore brown pants. Mechanic Arthur F. pram“. porches.
Tlilue coat and a check cap when last. tor, Mass.
fascen.
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’I lgilin‘hilenry Char es Adler, Ionroe
, Mrs, H, B. Slauaon has returned to Jacob A. Adler, Cincinnati. 0.
her home after having an operation 'lthymond R. Albert. Indianapolis, Ind.
Ierformed on her throat at the Isadore Altman, New York. N. Y.
. Louis Arlt Cincinnati 0
'5» tamford Hospital, Dr. Foster doing . . - -
the surgical work. She is gettlng Anthony Frank Bazaer, Detroit, Mich.
Mortimer Barman, Aurora. ill. 1
along as well as can be expected. YeS- Eugene Joseph Bernler, Detroit, Mich.’
torday the C. C. D. Class of the First, Alfred Oliver Boudrle, Monroe, Mich.
‘ ’. E. Church Sunday School sent her' Lloyd Joseph Boudrle, Monroe, Mich. ‘
_ ' Ray Boyer. Ewing. lll. '
basket of beautiful fruit, and It Clarence Brodie, Monroe, Mich. :
‘ 'I opened to be Mrs. Slauaon'a birth- Roland A. Bruder. Maytsvllle..Wls.
<1 "v anniversary. She greatly appre- John Raymond Chord, Philadelphia,
civics the kind thought of the class Pa. '
mm. which she is a member. ,, - Harry M. Cooper. Cochranton, Pa. .
Thomas W. ,Dailey, Newark. N. J.
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Drone William Dunmore, Monroe, '
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,John F. Eagan, Boston, Mass.
. Ray E. George, Kolin, Mont.
Charles T. Gott, Melinth. lnd.
John R. Graham, Berkeley, Cal.
James W. Guerry, Macon. Ga.
Frederick J. Harter, Withen, IS. D. l
Cleo C. Heuchan. Muncie. Ind. l
, Clement W. Hilderbrand, Seattle,
I Wash. ‘
MARINE CORPS CABUALTIES.
Summary of casualties to date:
Officers.
~Deatha ....... ..............87
Wounded ...... . ....... .....64
Missing.... ....... .........1 102
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-Enlleted Men. '
Deaths.................... 913
Wounded 1919
Inhandeotenemy........ 11
MIuIng............ ....... 141
Mining 141 2984.
Mill ...0
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Total ........................3085
The following cancel on are reported.
”monumental-alumni-
MIMIC“
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. Iver C. Prescott, Sykeston, N. D.
Charles
Conn.
James ll. W
O. Thicssc,
ard, Gaston, Oregon.
Privptu. I
Theodore D. Aldrich, Troy. N. Y.
Jesse A. .\twood, Concord, N. H.
Flank Aullncn, Augusta, WIN.
Angeline (.‘. liclvey, Waverly, N. Y
Donnie A. Benson, Selma, N. C.
Herman J.Capello, DaltonkPa.
Norman C. Carl, Enaus. Pa.
Thamos C. Carter, Shun. Va.
Murray John Colledge, Everett, Pa
Thomas Conaidinc, Lackawunna, N. Y.
Wilbur Fillmore Corbin. Huntington.
Pa.
Howard P. Cox. Atlanta, Texas.
Gulseppe Cuftari, Caronia, Sicillla,
Italy.
Stanly Joinog, Easthampton, Mass. l
Domlcas Kataimles, Knrnish Dimichad
na, Greene l
Eric Lundin, Meadowlands,IMinn.
Morris C. Nngle, Allentown, Pa.
Albert Nahtan, Chicago, Ill. l
Karp Nikon, Wol Gui, Zaat, Russia.
Frederick Oertel, Northford, Conn.
Leo Jacob Ostrom,01ean, N. Y.
Thonlsonville.‘
James John Shereda, Whitewater, Wis.
Frank J. Sherley, Moody, Mo.
Cylde W. Smith, Lemmon. S. D-.
George Sterner, Atlantic City, N. J.
William M. Tltman, Morris Plains.
N. J.
Anton Barnoph ngen. Waahburn.
Wis.
Harold F. Wittlng, Moronette, Mich.
James Howard Woods, Andemnville.
Ind. > ~
Charles N. Young. Brutal, B. D.
William B. Furlong. Philadelphia. Pt.
Clarence ‘lluteller. W. Allie. Win.
‘ \Vllliam F'.
‘ Herman B. Waitnlan. San Bernardino.
.Roac'oe R. Priestley, Cherokee, Kans.
“Albert Skierka. Jr., Chester, Mont.
“Raymond Lloyd Smlth, W. Nyack,
‘ _ _ Vlhe return to Germany of her navul
Angelo ( ampotmo, Derby, Conn. bases in various parts of the world.
James l.. Comfort. lJiWrcnt‘cville, Ga.l (The text of um, portion of My" Dal-
ank A. (‘oacntlnq Gardner, Mass. itour'a SDBBOIL received lOdai'. Fhows
Edward J. Davis, Bprlngvllle, Utah. ithgt'the an“? hSPCrgital-y went htol‘utf
‘w u. ur er n is scussion 0' c
Emil A' Edluml, Winburne. Pa. Isubject of Germany's colonies than the
Frank E. Exull‘lfll. TUlll'. N. Y. first reports of the address indicated).
Jaseph Fecal. Milwaukee, Witt. l
“Germany," said Mr. Balfour, "is go-
Pedm C. Gallegos, Albert, N. M.
,Ing to Insist upon the return of her
Willlam E. Gaunt, San Lulu Ohlspo, Cal. “mm“ mm" “3““ " " pm“ “9"“
Peter Graham. International
which there can be no misunderstand-
Falls, . ing. Germany stands on one side and
Minn. ,wo on the other. 1 any it is impossi-
Joaeph G. Grclner, Lancaster, Pg, ble to conceive that any conversa-
Erwin T. Grelner. Allentown. Pa. 133:; fingrfigsmg‘fig thgmgfi'fi’ 3‘;
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Otto Guetlner. Fort Wayne, lnd. Germany those unhappy populatlona
Gustaf A. Gundcraon. Grand Rapids, ' the misused, or give back to Gemmny
Minn. control over those naval base: which
Stephen a“... Benwood Minn can give her control or the means of
. ,, ' ' communication. out only between the
Herman L ("Maggot Blasen Lake. British vampire. but between the civil-
w“. (“lg-b3 _. - ’ trod nation. of the worldt"
Henry M. Gut g: meaboro. ' Axmmmn, soml17.~Bamn Bib.
‘ . ‘: j ., .. _ .L a, rich. the {ultra-Hungarian, Foreign.1
Y‘m“' “fin qreland, O. Minister, on Sept. 14, according to a
Victim dispatch, sent a note to the
Apostolic i'uncio. at Vienna, Monsig-
nor dI Homo, saying his Government
had decided to propose a peace confer-
ence and urging thc Vatican to sup
port It. The note follows:
Phlllp.l.. Hale. We C‘Itékérk.
Harold Brace If on. Dundee, Mich.
Drl V. Harrie, ' Haifa“;
Alfred cmnart. Mt. Vernon, at.
Henry George Herroeder, Jr., Mount
Support the ~ ,
Czecho-Slovak Campaign
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Beautiful velveteen .»
[for suits and coats.
. . Velveteen of exactly that same beauty and rich;
icss and fine quality that used to come to us from
:51 lglaild before the war.
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In fact, ’tis the very same velvetceli—from‘flia
very same makers, and of the very same beauty and
plality. - s
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VAlulOSiz'a's~ llalldSOlllC‘AaS silk'yclvct, far moral
tumble for service in coats and suits. I ,
Colors are deep and splendid :—Russian green; '
damson, burgundy, navy, spark blue, beaver, laurel.
lobacco, walrus, and black. '
lllll pcctlvclyZ-o'l ,
F2_$3 and $4.50 yard.
. Neil a
Third floor.
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Handsome new é/h
sturdy woolens. ' A
Yards and yards aud yards of rich woolen fab'al
_ f
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tics.
Talk of a short
age is not warranted by the supdl
ply now ready hero. - . ’
. Yet ’tis doubtless true that there is a slim-toga}
~ We were simply fort-handed and bought long ago%
and we had every yard we bought hurried to. th
store as quickly as possible. .r’ '
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You see, we to
ok no chances of disappointing outfl-
:licnts. - r ~ "
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“After {our years or unheardot
struggle and gigantic sacn‘tlcerl, the
battle which has been devastating Eu-'
rope has not been able to bring about.
a decision. Animated by a spirit ot'
reconciliation which already has been
expressed In its note of December 12,
1916, the Austm—Hungarlan Govern-
ment, has decided to approach all bel-
llgerent states and Invite them to pave
the way to a; peace which will be hon-
orable for all parties by a confidential
and unbindlng exchange of thoughts.
"Full of gratitude, the AustroHtm-
garian Governmept hereby remembers
that touching appeal which His Holi-
ness, the Pope, cent to all belligerents
last year with the exhortation that
they seek an understanding and live
again in brotherly concord. Firmly
,convinced that the Holy Father today
salsa longs that. suffering mankind soon
will again enjoy the blessings of
Phlladelphiu,.peace, we confidently hope. he will
{sympathize with our note and support
,It with the moral influence which is
:reco‘gniied all over the world.
N-‘DI “Animated by this thought. I re-
}queat Your Excellency to submit the
., enclosed text of the. note to Hit? Holi—
noaa."
Vernon, N. Y.
Seymore Hutchinson. W. Danvllle, \‘l.
Joseph E. Kinsley. Chicago. Ill.
Oswell F. Lucy. Redford, Va.
Charley Leonard. Joncsboro, Ill.
Clarence Link, Glcnwood City, Wis.
Charles M. McDaniel. Gayloevllle. Ala.
Clarence G. McDonald. Vincent. Ohio.
John F. Mailer, St. Paul, Minn.
Sorry Manscll. Pickers. Mlt-lfl.
Feltte Martina, geevIIIe. Texan.
Waltcr n. Millennium, Vt.
John M. Miller. Academy, Cal.
Jerry S. Moore. Sedlzwlck, Kilns.
George D. Myers, Kenncy. lll.
‘Augu'st Nelson. Marianna, lowa.
Carl I... Newgard, Bralncrd,'.\tlnn.
Charlby R. Noealer. NindorouWis.
O'Donnell,
Pa. _
Leonard A. Olson; GIbbon,‘Mlnn.
Clayton D. Pannebnker, Nacho.
Voline Perkins, Linton, Ind.
J09 George Pcvonka, Leopolls. Wis.
Max . r s ,
Stanl: “12:15::"1‘1 :efiln' Win. In the communication Issued bythe
y or °“' Detroit, Austrian Foreign Office in connection
Mkh- . With the note to the belligcrcnta and
William H. Rankin. Chicago .1". ineutrals regarding the proposed peace
Charles D. Ron. 3 fconierence, It was announced that the
Cal an Juan capmmno'latap taken by Austria had been
' . ,brought to the knowledge of the Holy
Albert Rlemer, Oconio, WIS. £899 in a special note. It was added
William E. Rodgers, Baxter Springs. that an appeal had been made to the
Kans. .Pope'a interest In peace.
Albert J. Schroeder, Rose City, Mich.
.William M. Scott, Coledale. W. Va. ’
James W. Shatter. Fresco, Iowa.
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The usual weekly meeting and re-’
hearsal of the American Band was
held last evening in the musicians'
Lewis W. Sides Versatile: Ill .
' " ' h d rtera on North Mam street.
Leo Smith, San Mateo, Cal. l ea qua
Delbert Taylor, Springertown, III. I
may Van Dorn, Jollet, Ill.
Cal.
Floyd K. Welch, Lutkin, Texas.
Robert Wepter, Milwaukee, Wis.
Ed Whatley, Tnllassee, Ala..
William L Whldden, Spencer, Neb.
Lemon Juice
For Freckles
‘Glrlal Make beauty Iotlon at
home for a few cente. Try It!
James W. Quinn. Antloch. Cal.
Arthur Randall, Mio, Mich.
Nicholas Rice, Newark, N. J. Squeele the juice of two lemons into
Roy Alvin Richardson, Buflalo, N. Y. a bottle containing three ounces of on;
char white. shake well. and you have ‘
NI“ quarter pint or. the beat freckle and
1, ‘tan lotion, and complexion beauutler,
William Potrick stoweu, Western “ "'7 “me“,ml-
you, Md. ‘ Your grocer has the lemon: and any
w...“ mg '1'“... new. WIe. drug store or toilet counter wIll no!!!
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That was wise—for we would be unable t‘odayi‘klldl ~
.my many of the attractive fabrics which we havehl ‘
sell; and those we could buy would cost much moral} _‘
w ._
For Coats;—
B' (it tiful and even-texture wool velour of sped-l!
iul “c , fine kcrscys of pleasing luster, zibclinegr
of ric .oft surface. T-.§;<._o-’
Their colors include such sc‘a-sonttble and taslfekl .
ful shades as taupe and Wisteria and brown. andl4--‘
green and burgundy and klliki and bluc— ' ‘ “
$4to$5iydy
For dress or suit:—
_ Poplin and serge and c'rcpc, tan and taupe and}
Russian green and dark brown and Copenhagen andl,
burgundy and navy— $1.75 yd
Pure wool panama of splendid weight, wasteria‘,‘
and Russian green and plum and navy and darkl;
‘brown and wistcria and black— $1.85 yd If
Scrgcs of pure wool. and handsome crepes anlb
poplius, a dozen hues including khaki and navy an
Pekin blue-, $2 yd‘ .
Poplins and scrgcs of special weight and fine line ' '
fish, all wool, ,warm Autumn colors and‘ rich darlé'
lollilthS- ‘ $2.25 to $3 yd
Handsome self-striped poplin of wool, really:-
dovdty and very very attractive,——amoug its mic“
‘ are the new Pershing green— $33.11 _.
Piaids of lifeand brightness and beauty, softy
glowing, fine quality wool,,—- .- $3 yd,
BGabardine of splendid even surface and egcéll
lent weight, green brown Wisteria blue and black-fa
. ‘3‘14‘ -« an... on if $4.50 yd
1’ Chifion broadcloth, lustrous and lasting, ; rm
and shrunken, tan and old, rose and taupe and-
. Velour of renterltable'lloft'nees and supple, . .
yettiirm and adapted to colder wanker. W, .
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