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; MAD JUMBLE AS
GERMANS FtEE
Foe Hurries to Escape Being
Bottled Up as Allied Armies
; , . Advance Up Channel
Coast.
With the Allied Armies in Bel
gium, OctriS. The allied infantry
made rapid progress today and
, p.erced into the German front vbe
: yond Wynghenc. The Germans are
, hurrying eastward through the pas
sage between Bruges and the
Dutch border and trying to escape
being bottled up. Only one good
toad exists in this passage, this
being from Bruges to Eecloo. It
contains a mad jumble of trans
ports and flffing men.
The Bruges Eecloo road is un-
le fire of the Belgian guns, which
also are shelling the back areas,
dropping shells into the masses of
the fleeing enemy.
The passage between Bruges and
Holland, which will be made nar
rower by the advancing troops, un
doubtedly will constantly come in
fo treatment by the heavy artillery
as more allied guns are rushed up.
The. Germans in Belgium already
have met with defeat and those flee
ing from the coast are faced with
the great danger of capture unless
they win the race they arc making
to escape. If the passag is closed
the Germans, rather than turrend
tn bodily, mav try to escaoe by
t crossing into Holland, where it is
sure they would be interned.
One thing, stands out above oth
ers. The coast of Belgium, so vital
- to the German submarine opera
'tions, is fast being cleared of the
, enemy.
, . It would appear from reports re
; garding the cavalr operating on
- both sides if Bruges that th- horse
.men even now are endeavoring to
, cut off the fleeing . any.
American
Casualty List
The following Nebraskans and
Iowans are named in the casualty
list given out by the government for
Friday afternoon, October 18:
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Mike Montello; next of kin, Joe
Montello, 1717 Tenth street, Omaha,
Neb.
WOUNDED SEVERELY. '
William J. Mulligan; next of kin,
P. J. Mulligan, Dubuque; la.
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED. Theodore E. Loving; next of kin,
Albin Loving, Albert City, la.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Theodore H. Rhombert; next of
kin, Mrs. Victoria Kunst, Dubuque,
la.
Killed in action, previously re
ported wounded severely:
Privates
Verden L. Leonard, Brooks, la.
Fred H. Foreman, Oakland, la.
The following Nebraskans and
Iowans named in the casualty list!
given out by the government for
Saturday morningJJctober 19:
1 KILLED' IN ACTION.
Private Thomas M. Murray, next
of kin, Mrs. Ella Keplei, Cedar
Rapids, la. .
WOUNDED SEvELY.
Sergt Frank P. Werner, next of
kin, Mrs. Martha Werner, Winfield,
la.
Don J. Killcn, next of kin, Mrs.
Effie Killen, Carlisle, la.
William ,A. Kurkowski, next of
kin, Mrs. Louise Kurkowski, Grant,
Neb.
Edwin W. Nordgren, next of kin,
Swan Nordgren, Lynch, Neb.
Clifford W. Riggs, next of kin,
William Riggs, Anselmo, Neb.
William Bert Skinner, next of kin,
Jchn F. Skinner, Berwyn, Neb.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
Sergt. Ray S. Seeley, next of kin,
Mrs. Alice Seely, Anamosa, la.
- Stewart M. Blank, next of kin,
Mrs. J. Blank, Coin, la.
Ralph E. Dray, next of kin, Alva
Dray, Modale, la.
Allen G. Poppino, next of kin,
Sylvester Poppino, 4535 South
Twenty-Sixth street, Omaha, Neb.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Charles C. Lahoda, next of kin,
Mrs. Carolina Johnson, Plattsmouth,
Neb.
The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding general
of the American expeditionary
forces:
Killed in action, 124; missing in
action. 71; wounded severely, 191;
died from wounds, 14; died from
accident and other causes, 4; died of
disease, 31; tiied from airplane acci
dent, 1; wounded, degree undeter
mined, 12a. -Total, 561.
Kllleil In Action
Lt. John A. Bachman. Buffalo, N. T.
Lt. David Putnam, Brookilne, Mass.
Lt Cloo Jopiion Ross, Tltusville, Pa.
I.t Paul R. Splane. Los Angeles, Cal.
Sergt. Elmer B. Bartell, Zeandale, Kan.
Sergt. Parmelius Donlas. Southbrldge,
Mass.
. Sergt. Lewis O. Dreyer, Honesdale, pa.
Sergt. Louis W. Gelger, Oalena. Ill
Sergt. Otto H. Karbowskl, Galveston,
Tex.
Sergt. John Keller, Salem, O.
Sergt. Graham McConnell, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Sergt. Burdett Nary, Hillsdale, 111,
Sergt John J. Kechlin, New York, N. Y.
Sergt! Tonney Vince, Flint, Mich.
Sergt. James W. West. Kansas City. Mo.
Cyp. Clarence B. Bratoher, Venius, Tex.
Corp. Joseph P. Brogden. Topeka. Kan.
Corp Roy O. Brown, Wichita, Kan.
Corp.' Gordon Anderson Duckett, Detroit.
Mien.
Corp. Martin F. Hanavan, New York, N.
Corp. Peter J. Harding, Violin, Tex.
Corp. Roy R. King. Iantha,' Mo
Corp. Purley E. MeCloskey, Agra. Kan.
Corp. Michael J. McGulre, Haverstraw,
N. Y. ,
Corp. Fred Lewis McKenney, Hunter,
Okl.
Corp Edward J. Malone, New York,
N. Y. '
Corp. William M. Muhllng, New York,
N. Y.
Corp. Arthur L. Peterson, Long Beach,
Cal.
Corp. Joseph R. Ralble, Overbrook, Kan
Corp. John Wenzinger, Bluffton, O.
Bugler James P. Stroud, Locust Grove,
Okl. i
Mochantc David N. Dean, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Mechanic Charles X. Hanlln, Osawatom
le, Kan.
Mechanio Stere Torcheak, Middle
Branch, U
Wagoner Charles Ed Young, Sentinel,
Okl. i
Sim A-ndorson, Alexandria, Ina.
Emil L. Barak, New York, N. Y.
Oftrtrsro Norria Bonkhnltz. Franch VII-
lag". Mo.
Frank Bowden, Philadelphia, Pa.
Charles Bruton, Golden, Mo.
Harry C. Cahill. Dayton, O.
Frank C. Champion, Georgetown, Tex
Oeorirs K., Church, Danntson, Minn.
Ernest W. Crosley, Middletown, Conn,
Valentine Davis, Weston, Pa.
Hugh B. Dewitt, San Anselmo, Cal
George E. Dick. Staunton, 111.
Howard W. Draper, Adams. Kan.
Harry Dickinson, Wickenburg, Aril.
Newton J. Dudley. Pleasant Hill, Mo.
Guy L. Dugan. St. George, Kan.
Nathan Felnbloom, Hamburg, N. J.
Olaf Fiske, Colfax, N. D. i
Thomas J. Flannery. Darby. Pa.
Jimmle Clgns. McKlnney, Tex.
Mount E. Colson, Prattville, Ala.
Victor W. Haglund. Isanti, Mich.
Roy Harris. Nacona, Tex.
Jacob T. Hartman, Baltimore, Md.
Thomas P. Hogan, Coeur D'Alene, Idaho,
Georeo Henry Koehler. Lackawanna, N.
Y.
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Nob.
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John Leszcelnskl, Detroit, Mich.
Frank J. Levandosko, South Amboy, N,
Joseph Liebman, Kansas City, Mo.
Ludlow Luther, Cincinnati, O.
William II. McAllister, Tcuiawanda,
N.
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Henry P.-McCann, Brooklyn, N. T.
Henry F. McCausland, Lawrenceville,
III.
Thomaa I. McClanahan. Payette, Idaho.
Thomas C. Mcflraw, Jamestown, N. Y.
Edward J. McKenna, Providence, R, I.
JameB Matrglo, New York, N. Y.
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Henry E. Maples. Hoyt, Okl.
Clyde R. Martin, Sprlnafield, Mo.
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Jacob Matulls. Yonkers, N. Y.
Lawrence A. Mayle, Moatsvllle, W, Va. .
Kara A. Mayo, Sclma, N. C.
Hans Miller, Cairo, 111.
Willis Miller. Norma, Okl.
Thomas W. Murray, Cedar Rapids, la.
Emllio Orlando, Cleveland, O.
Raymond R. Ransom ftflchester, N. Y.
Tandy Reld, OvertoriT Tex.
John H. Rolan. PortaKeville, Mo.
Alvle D. Rutledge, Gillette, Tex.
Albert Martin, Philadelphia, Pa.
Howard W. Shue, Schaefferstown, Pa,
William M. Smart, Mulvane, Kan.
George-H Smith, Providence. R. I.
Max Smith, Eden Prairie, Minn.
Warren N. Smith, Scottsville, N. Y.
Charles Edward Straker, Evansville,
Ind.
Taul Vanfleet, Chatham, N. J.
William H. Stoll, New York, N. Y.
I.awreuce W. Swanson, Lake Elmo,
Minn.
Fred Clayton, Swartwood, New York,
N. Y.
James J. Tansey. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Olo Tdvten, Trail, Minn.
James J. Toomey, Chelsea, Mass.
Jeny V. Tyler, Everman, Tex.
Spencer Wallace, Rearden, Tenn.
Albert J. Walsh, Jersey City Heights.
N. J.
Taylor B. Weaver Brlnkley, Ark.
Owlen J. West, Mildred, Kan
Bill Wllburn, Drumrlgrht. Okl. '
Frank J. Williams, Clma, Cal.
Harvey Williamson, Springfield, Colo.
Boyd Wilson, Meadowsland, Pa.
Louis Wilson. Chauncey, O.
Amel Wlttkfcpp, Hurrah, Okl.
James J. Wynne, Now York, N. T.
Fred V. Yocam, .Toplln. Mo.
Died of Wounds Received In Action.
Lt. Joseph Edwin Froblaher, Arlington.
N. J
Lt.' Bryant Mudgett, San Antonio, Tex.
Lt. Charles C. Rlticor, Leesburg, Va.
John J. McMackln, Philadelphia, Pa.
Herbert E. Macon, Madera, Cal.
Edward J. Newman, Chicago, 111.
Mark Walsh, Serantfin, Pa.
Benjamin F. Keith, Philadelphia, Pa.
Abraham Ohren, St. Louis, Mo.
Jesse C. Reeves, Medicine Lodge, Kan.
William J. Homines, Caston, Okl.
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Roiand O. Whltelty, Yearertown, Pa.
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Roy L. Helmbaugh, Akron, O
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Paul A. Marino, New York, N. Y.
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Lukn Robinson, Latexo, Tex
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Ezra T. Rowe, Hart, Mich.
Raymond Rynbrandt, Byron Center,
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Henry R. Schak, Cleveland, O.
Tlemon Schepel, Holland. Mich.
Henry N. Sneatl, Crystal Hill, Va.
Orvllle I. Stocken, Battle Creek, Mich.
Harry H Surran, Culver, Ind.
Samuel Joseph Taylor, Philadelphia, Pa.
Orvllle VanBussurn, Uniontown, Ky.
Claude I). Wlaenbaker, Valdosta, Ga,
Charles F. Young, New Orleans, La.
Mike Zlotcha, Hamtramck, Ulch.
Died from Airplane Accident.
Lt. Henry Edgar Fulghum, Hapevllle,
Ga.
Died from Accident and Other Oanses.
Sergt Thomas Corvan Ingraham, Moun
tain Grove, Mo.
Charles A. Debont. Washington, Pa.
Claude Isom, Kansas Hy, Mo.
Orvle L. Jones, Santa Rsa, Cal.
Missing In Action.
Lt. Donald Johnston, Harrlsburg, Pa.
Lt. Claude Rosco Lucy, Ellington, Mo.
Lt Roland S. Tait, St, Louis. Mo.
Hi Frank Walther, New York, N. Y.
Sergt. Charles Christie, Long Island
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Corp. Obadlah H. Harrison, Brooklyn,
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Pa.
Corp. Charles J. Hayden, Latrohg, Fa.
Corp. George T. Olson, Dubois, Pa.
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Conn.
Corp Clarence L. Walters, Columbus. O.
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Charley Alexander, Custer, Ky.
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Hugh Bates, Homer, Tex.
Luty Belskl, Shamokln, Pa.
Reeco N Biffle, Wetumka, Okl.
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Nicholas F. Bozzella, Brooklyn, N.
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Giovanni Capocetta, Sharpsvllle, Pa.
Charles E. Carberry. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Van A. Cornish, Klamath Falls, Ore
Jerry Cutrona, Lodl, N. J.
Alexander C. Donna, Grand Rapids,
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Arthur Edgerly, Mattawan, Mich.
John C. Elder. Farmtngton, Ga.
Johannes Fandpleh, Maudlin, Mont.
John Fasso, Chicago, III.
Bert Fountain, Remus, Mich.
Grover M. Fox. Bellflower, 111,
Harry B. -Frost. Hackettstows, N. J.
Burton A. Gavlatt. Detroit, Mich.
Earl Heywood Grlawold, Jersey City, N.
Arcenlol Gutlerres. Walsenburg, Colo,
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James H. Henry, Philadelphia, Pa,
Peter C. Hlgglns, Wyandotte, Mich.
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Floyd Holmes, Lansing, Mich.
Daniel J. Irwin. Woodhaven, N. J
Victor Jawarowskl, Detroit, Mich.
Herbert J. Johnson, Milwaukee, Wis.
Henry Just, Nelllsville, Wis.
James D. Kealy, Poughkeepsle. N. T.
Emll H. Kellnske. Elm Mott, Tex.
John Kernan. Rochester, N. Y
Palmer C. Klingbell, Clinton, Wis.
Henry J. Kugler. Jacksonport. Wis.
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John H. Larson, Tulsa, Okl.
Rtibcrt Lavornla, Los Angeles. Cal
Lester Leatnan, Lancaster, Pa.
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Wlllard H. Lowman, Concordia, Kan.
Cruz R. Martinez, Morencl, Ariz.
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Fred Monticelli. Uuerneyvllle, CaL
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John Nedzelskl, Erie, Pa
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Joel F. Parmenter, Acton, Mass.
Jerome Payton, Crlbbs, Okl.
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Curtail Trading Session
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British Aide Flu Victim.
Washington, Oct. 18 Major, the
Hon. Charles Lyell, principal aide
to Major General MacLachlan, mili
tary attache of the British embassy.
died here today of an embolism
following an attack of Spanish in
fluenza. He was the second mem
ber of the embassy staff to fall a
victim to the scourge, Capt. Angus
Macintosh died Sunday. .
Major Lyell, though only 43 years
of age, had been a member of Par
liament and served as parliamen
tary private secretary to Sir Edward
Grey and to Mr. Asquith.
As a soldier he served in France,
where he suffered ipm severe shell
shock, which led to his detachment
and assignment to Washington.
Burial will be at Arlington Na
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