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tHE BEE: OMAHAT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1918.
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American
Casualty List
. ' The following Nebrukant and
lowant appear in the casualty list
given out by the government for
Wedesday morning, November 13:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Herbert Christian Christensen,
next of kin, Jens Christiansen, Ruth
ven, la.
Carl E. Midkiff, next of kin, J. S.
Midkiff, Manchester, la.
George F. Smith, next of kin,
George P. Smith, Rolfe, la.
Earl J. Roggensees, next of kin,
Mrs. Minnie C. Rogensees, Hol
brook. Neb.
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Hjalmer Gustav Halberg, next of
kin, John Halberg, Lyons,, Neb.
Fred Harper, next of kin, Mrs.
Nancy Harper, Agency, la.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Peter Glantz, next of kin, Louie
Glantz, Harvard, Neb.
'WOUNDED: DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED. Corp. Arthur B. Parry, next of
kin, J. B. Parry, Pleasanton, la.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Corp. Orville Woodin, next of
kin, Mrs. Frances A. Fisher, Can
tril, la.
Harry E. Osteen, next of kin, W.
I. Osteen, Ida Grove, la.
The following Nebraskans and
Iowans are named in the casualty
list given out by the government
for Tuesday afternoon, November
12:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Corp. George C. Rosencrantz,
next of kin, Jacob Rosencrantz, St.
Edward, Neb.
Harry A. Kimball; next of kin,
Mrs. Emma Kimball, Clear Lake, la.
Lloyd W. Kline; next of kin,
Mays T. Kline, Wauneta, Neb.
Will Roseveld; next of kin, R.
Devries, Hull, la.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Levi Albertson; next of kin, Mrs.
. Annie Albertson, Leland, la.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Cook Russel L. Coe; next of kin,
ohn H. Coe, Grand Junction, la.
George Hogoboom; next of kin,
Miss Emma Hogoboom, Keokuk, la.
Anton Mally; next of kin, Mrs.
Tony Mally, Bee, Neb.
Joseph H. Schwartz; next of kin,
Mrs. Helen M. Schwartz, Green la.
Dayle S. Reeves; next of kin,
Alvin E. Reeves, Washington, la.
- Edwin A. Sundquist; next of kin,
Oscar Sundquist, Lyons, Neb.
Harry E. Tangeman; next of kin,
Burt G. Tangeman, McGregor, la.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Albert M. Milota; next of kin,
Albert Milota, Cresco, la.
Harvey Jones Morgan; next of
kin, Joseph Morgan, Ellwood.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
Thomas Maher; next of kin, Mrs.
Gertrude Maher, 122 South Thirty
, leventh street, Council Bluffs, la. -Stanley
A. Rozmiarek; next of kin,
Frank Rozmiarek, Farwell, Neb.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Charles Satra; next of kin, Mrs.
Fann'e Satra, Kilgore, Neb.
Karl V. Sharpe; next of kin, Mrs.
Ellen Sharpe, Oskaloosa, la.
The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
of the American expeditionary
v forces: Killed in action, 191; died
of wounds, 96; died of disease, 107;
wounded severely, 34; wounded
slightly, 63; missing in action, 66.
Total. 557.
- The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding general
of the American expeditionary
forces: Killed in action, 230; died
of Wounds, 34; died of disease, 48;
wounded severely, 54; wounded, de
gree undetermined, 104; missing in
action, 62; prisoners., 13. Total, 545.
Killed In Action.
Ma. Murray Davis, Kansas City, Mo.
Capt. Joseph O. Duncan.
Meat Mervln R, Fox. Detroit, Mich.
Lieut Carl Goldsmith, Atlanta. Ga.
Lieut. Allen W. Talley, NewvTork. N. T.
Lieut. Arthur S. Brown, Alblne Tex.
Llout. Cloyd B. Champion, Appleton
City, Mo. 1
Lieut. Clement Parks Dickinson, Clin
ton, bio.
Lieut. William T. Hanlln, Arlington,
R. I.
Lieut Frederick H. Morgan. Elgin, III
- Lieut Zan U Tldball, Jr., North Tona
wanda, N. T- v
Sent Walter Dehaven, Chicago, 111.
Sergt Uriah M. Epperson, Modesto, Cal.
. Sergt Jaase M. Hewitt, Oswego, N. T.
Sergt Marvnl W. Howier, Memphis,
Tenn.
Sergt. Ora H. Singleton, Corydon, Ind.
Sergt Charles R. Slavtn, Oneonta, N. T.
Sergt Robert II. Vogt, Chlcaro, III.
Sergt Ernest E. Winchester, Iola, 111.
Sergt Alexander D. Bryant, Chase City,
Pa.
Sergt Louis SW. Buckwald, Anaconda,
Mortt
Sergt Arthur Chase, Glllett, Pa.
Sergt James Frederick Dels, Marshall,
Ho.
Sergt George W. Fryllng, Doylestown,
' Pa.
Sergt Harvey H. Geler, Buffalo, N. T.
Sergt John T. Halllsey, Newburyport.
Mass. A
8erct William E. Harper, AnacondiTl
. Mont
. ' Sergt Stuart Morrow, Harrisonburg, Pa.
Sergt Paul Simpson, Philadelphia, Pa,
Sergt Castle C William, Decatur, I1L
Sergt Roacoe Chapman, Great Bend,
Kan.
Sergt Constantlnes Aggslakoa, Lowell.
s " . . .
Sergt Darld P. Anderson. Stamford,
Conn.
Sergt John B. Ashe, Memphis,' Tenn.
Sergt- Floyd Briggs. Sidney, O.
Sergt George W. Camp, Fresno, Cal
Sergt William L. Martin, Tye River, Va.
Sergt Albert Martinson, Minneapolis.
Minn.
Sergt. Joseph Edward Murphy, New
Tork, N. T.
Sergt. Rudolph R. Shocksy, North St
Paul. Minn.
Sergt Clarence B. Sprenkle. Coshocton,
0.
Sergt Georre A. Crlsholm, Nahor. Va.
Sergt Chauncey R, Frank, Ean Francis-
go. Cat '
Sergt William Hagerdorn, Ban Francls-
-. to, .Cat '
Sergt Andrew Kreston, Syracuse, N. T.
Sergt Earl F. Shlrkey, Frankfort Kan.
Sergt Otto C Becker, Endlcott N. T.
Sergt Geonge J. Beers. Laka George,
NX
Sergt Paul Bethard, East St. Louts, IU.
" Sergt John Brady. Philadelphia. Pa.
- ' a.,.t Arthur K Brinalow. Oswego. N. T.
" Sergt Lewis) V. Brotherton, Wakenda,
Sergt" Henry Frederick Brown, Great
Bend, Kan.
Sergt James Francis Burke. Etna. Pa.
Sergt James P. Clark, Medina. N. T.
. Sergt William J. Collins, Medina, N. T.
w. Charles Gllllaan. Brooklyn. N. T.
Sergt Charles P. H error, Baltimore, Md.
8ergt Leo t;ray tieaiey, juniey. r.
Sergt .Ralph Heckle. Lancaster County,
Pa. - -
3ergt Clarence 3. Henry New Tork,
TP- -
Sergt Ales S. Nurse. Hadson Heights,
J " - ... -
8ergt Vincent Bacons, New Tork, N. T.
Sergt. George I. Riley, Hannibal, Mo.
Sergt. Harry A. Wagner, Nescopeck, Pa.
Sergt Carl W. Walling. Wlldport, Ore.
Sergt Emerson G. Woefel, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Bugler Raymond L. Beard, Harrlsburg
Pa.
Bugler William L. Smlthpeter, Carrol
ton, Mo.
Mechanic Earl M. Marsh, Vinton, Va.
Mechanic Scott Llewellyn Brtmea, La
Junta, Colo.
Mechanlo Francis T. Glsedale, Bakers
field, Cal.
Wagoner William Van Ord, Akeley, Pa.
Cook Wladyslaw Kemskl, Bridgeport,
Conn.
George Armstrong, Wtllmlngton, Pel.
John H. Bean Frankllnvllle, N. C.
Albert Beary, Batavla, N. T.
Joseph Benoff, Breeze, 111.
' Carl E. Bird, Swains, N. T.
Clements H. Blschoff, Cincinnati, O.
John R. Braasel, Chicago, 111.
William J. Brewer, Rochester, N. T.
Thomaa A. Brown, Evansvllle, Ind.
Charles Burton Burrel, Hayesvllle N.
C.
Jesse B. Calhoun, Farkersburg, W. Va.
Giovanni Carcaro, St. Louis, Mo.
Herbert Christian Christensen, Ruthven,
la.
Donald M. Clune, 8chenectady, N. T.
Michael Cohen, Utlca, N. T.
Glen Collins, Oklahoma City, Okl.
William r. Cover, Anderson, Mo.
Jerry Newton Grain Idabel, Okl. j
Harvey N. Daugherty, Waverly, Mo.
Harry E. Davla, Baxter, Kan.
John J. Dawson, Clyde, N. T.
Peter Acone, New Salem, Pa.
Gust Edwin Ahle. Minneapolis, Minn.
Crescanio Chiecchio, Cocuilo Acqulla,
Italy. , .
Charles Bert Cornett. Elden, Mo.
William H. Crowell, Berkeley, Cal.
Arthur Dutlll. Philadelphia, Pa.
Frank F. Fink, Worthtngton. Pa.
Lauren Flnnell, Newton. Kan.
ieorge A. Fitch, Manchester, Cal.
William J. Gregory, Watertown, N. T.
Frank S. Harper, Pyrter. N. T.
Charles Ilayden Haycrait, Leltchfleld,
Ky.
Charles A. Henry, New Tork, N. T.
John C. Hoffman. Elyria, O.
James E. Hunter, Kensington, Ga.
Andrew. Johnson, Webster Grove, Mo.
Horace R. Johnson, Texarkana. Ark.
Elbert R. Jones, Middletown, N. C.
Paul A. Jordan, Bpston, Mass.
Robert King, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jacob A. Marshburn, Durham N. C.
Milton J. Marzolf, Glen Elder, Kan.
Mao C. Merrlfield. Worthington, W. Va.
Carl E. Midkiff, Manchester, la.
Charles Dlllard Munson, Polo, Mo.
William A. Nash, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lottie Nelson, Leltchfleld, Ky.
Edgar J. Qulnn, Sedalia, Mo.
Fred L. Rush, El Monte, Cal.
James J. Scully, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Frank Sellner, Sleepy Eye, Minn.
Clarence Shlplock, Detroit, Mich.
George F. Smith, Rolfe, la.
Gustavua C. Stearns. San Francisco, Cal.
George Strickland, Lacenter, Ky.
Conrad J. Superozynskl, Baltimore, Md
Mike H. Sutter, San Francisco, Cal.
Alfred A. Suwalski, Rlpon, Wis.
John Todorowskl, Buffalo, N. T.
Frank J. Tracy, Chicago. III.
Henry K. Umulvl, Warakla, Hawaii.
Howard E. Waller, Red Bluff, Cal.
John A. Barron, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilfred I. Bishop. Springfield, Mass-.
John E. Carlson. Chicago, III.
David F. Cooksey, Bonnn Torre, Mo.
Edward A. Daun, MllvAle, Pa.
Joseph A. Fennessy, Rochester, N. Y.
Waller C. Francis, Rnckford, III.
Frank V. Gallagher, Willsbury. Pa.
August Gralairtch Homestead, N. J.
Elmer Gilkey Clyde. N. T.
Herbert Green. Philadelphia, Pa,
Howard C. 'Harder, Attica. N. V.
Gabriel Davidson Harle, England.
Jesse Harling, San Francisco, Cal.
Adair Harper, Heflln, Ala.
Walter Hess, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fanfuel A. Hofflinprer, Philadelphia, Ta
Ward 8. Hollcnbeck, Oswego, N. Y.
Joseph Beam Hoopes, Grove City, Pa.
John H. Hoover, Baltimore Md.
George Horst, Philadelphia Pa.
Walter B. Hussey. Ashboro, N. C.
Orln R. Koonce, Mounds City, 111,
Fred Larsen, Seattle, Wash.
Michael A. McCarthy, Pittsburgh, Pa.
John MoGovern, Brooklyn, N. Y.
George L. McVey, Maiden, Mass.
Mack Martin, Alto. Ga.
Russel I. Marten, Tonawanda N. T.
Satsfleld Meadors. Bearsford S. D.
Philip Mclls, Lansford, Pa.
Charlie Morris, Erbacon, W. Va.
Cecil Earl Mount, Little York, Ind.
Alpine Prlblanca, Canton, III.
Emanuel C. Revaz, Smith Flat, Cal.
Hale Richardson, Star, N. C.
John R. Duly, Buffalo, N. Y.
Aubrey Dunn, Tallahassee, Fla.
Jacob Ehrllch. Brooklyn, N. T.
Bernard O. Flodin, Worcester, Mass.
Caleb A. Gray, Altoona, Pa.
Ncls E. FJnkelson, North Branch, Minn.
Walter Gaylord, Medina, N. Y.
Will Gray, Wichita Falls, Tex.
Cecil J. Green, Medina. N. Y.
Fred Griffith, Richmond, Mo.
Charles L. Hartman. Ross, N. D.
George T. Henley, Virginia Beach, Vs.
Peter N. Henn, Chicago, III.
Burton C. Hicks, Francisco, N. C.
""John B. Holmes, Brooklyn, N. T.
Julius H. Holthaus, Cottonwood, Idaho.
Erlne Hutchlngs, Terra Haute, Ind,
Willie Lucas, Hardlnsburg, Ky.
Daniel A. Mcintosh, Orange, Va.
George H. Martin, Spokane, Wash.
Frank Maucere, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Catino Maarlse. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Anthony Milette, New Bedford, Mass.
Guss W. Mills, Ashland,' Va.
John Richard Monsees, Moosup, Conn.
Harvet C. Noone, Churchvllle, N. T.
Clifford A Nugent Cleveland, O.
HJalmar Nyland, East Mllllnocket, Me.
Earle W. L. O'Dell. Sioux Falls, S. D.
Russell G O'Kelley, Murrayavllle, Ga.
Owen P. Palmer, Latham, Mo.
AlberKF. Pflaiger. Philadelphia, Pa.
Leonard Melville Qulnn. Frederick, Md.
James Redding, Frankford, Pa.
William A. Reed, Goshen Ind.
Lewis E. Shaffer, Wllkesbarre- Pa.
Wyott E. Sllker, Marmon, N. D.
Zollle Avery Summerlln, Hendrlx, N. C.
Wladlslaw Szadzlewlcs, Baldwlnvllle,
Mass. v
Albert Thlbeault, Manchester, . ti.
Henry E. Tlrschman, Colgate, Md.
Richard W. Townsend, East Auburn,
Cal. ...
James Turpln. Jersey city, jm. j.
Sam Urcluoll, Brooklyn N. T.
Caso Valsaco, Pittsburgh Pa,
Edward Wilkes, Alaska.
Leonard M. Zens, Beaver Dam, Wis.
Earl J. Roggensees, Holbrook, Neb.
Clarence Richard Runnlc, Morris, Minn.
Cecil Earl Russell, Wamego, Kan.
Curtis E. Shoup, Kingsley, Pa. .
Martin M. Snyder, Ashley, 111.
Harold C. Taw, Brooklyn, N. T.
Charles E. Thomas Bedford, Va.
Mlckolj Trleba Newark, N. J.
Anthony Vottero, Trevorton, Pa.
Finis Walker, Reelfoot Tenn.
Died From Wonnds Received In Action.
Capt. Herbert D. Ryan, Mt Pulaski, 111.
Lt. James O. Brophy, Chicago, 111.
Sergt. Joseph Alonzo Day, Philadel
phia, Pa.
Corp. Nollus E. Dawson, Almena, Wis.
Corp. Delbert A. Fike,, Unlontown, Pa.
Corp. Francis L. Furlong, Charlestown.
Mass.
William D. Nixon, Falrchanc. Pa.
Joseph 8y Ives tar Beattie, Brooklyn,
N. Y. w
Eugene Bolsse, Barlborou, Mass.
William T. Brown, Beryl, W. Va,
Clyde R, Burdlck, Neosho, Mo.
Harry J. Carney, Olean, N. T.
Harold W. Cavanagh, North Bar, On
tario. Canada.
Wllburn H. Edwards, Muenster, Tex.
McCager Brown Fomby, Townley, Ala.
Fred J. Gauthler, Marquette. Mien,
Ralph Gilkey, Searsport, Me.
Hjalmer Gustav Halberg, Lyons, Neb.
Fred Harper, Agency city, la,
Joe H. Hart, Wren. O.
Ben Hastings, Laredo, Tex.
George B. Johnson, Portland, Ore.
John Koblnskt, Buffalo, N. T.
Victor W. Lamay, Concord, N. H.
Ransom M. Peer, Chesanlng, Mich.
Henry Plttman, Albla, Ky.
Isadora Pop, Sharon, Pa.
Ernest C. Purdon, Maysvllle, Ky.
John E. Reetl, McLean, Va.
Frank Saddln, Italy.
Leonard Vander Honing, Grand Rapids,
Mich,
Thomas P. Walker, Gunthersvllie, Ala.
Taylor Everly Walthour, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Blaln B. Toung, Marie, Mich.
Died of Disease.
Lieut James F. Qutsenberry, Tampa.
Fla,
Sergt Paul A. Steves, San Francisco,
Cat
Sergt Ludvlk Vanecek. Chicago, 111.
Corp. Joe L. J. Scott. Boaz, Ala.
Corp. Lawrence C. White, Jollet III.
Musician Louis A. Keller, Champaign.
IH. '. ,.
Mechanic LUtner xi. scon, canaeravmw
Pa.
Wagoner Robert J. Tracy. Chicago. 111.
Lawrence T. Allen, Richmond Vs.
Waldo W. Becker, Phrlsney. Ind.
William Boettchrr Brookside. Mont
Harry 8. Book, Louisville, Kj
Robert P. Caldwell, Mtnden, La,
Ray L. Green, Bethany, Mo.
Richard Hartlgan, Limerick, Ireland.
Joseph Hearon, Newark, N. J.
Edward Horton, TJxbrldge, Mass.
Paul Hussey, Reading, Mass.
William W. McKay, Ismay, Mont.
Edward C. Mills, Slephensville, Fla.
Martin W. Milton, Delray, Fla.
Harry L. Nelson, Alhambra, Cal.
George T. Plquette Bertha, Minn.
Joseph Poplowskl, Elizabeth, Pa.
John L.' Prior, Worsau, 111.
George N. Roberts. Bristol, Pa.
Monroe Rodgers, Oxford, N. C.
Joseph Albert Schurr, Jr., Philadelphia,
Pa.
Tom Wllllford, Anderson, 8. C.
Thomas Albertson, High Point, N. C.
Willie J. Blackwell Vicksburg, Miss.
Mike De Boux, Parson, Wis.
Henry A. Dleterlch. Grand Meadow,
Minn.
Vern E. Drake, Jackson, Mich.
Louis Galloway, Wentzvllle, Mo.
Peter Giants, Harvard, Neb.
; Ralph M. Hanson, PerryS Landing, Tex.
Marvin O. Hawkins, Woodville, Tenn.
Horace Holmer Hay Bloomington, Ind.
Dudley Hill, New York City.
Ross A. Hursey, Gratiot, O.
HJalmar G. Johnson, Rhlnelander, Wis.
Henry E. Leyer, Lexington, S. C.
Charles R. Richardson, Bowersvllle, O.
Robert T. Rlth, Bronx, N. Y.
Clifford B. Royal, Sorrento, Fla. 1
Frank Sturm, Chicago, 111.
Matthew Wallace Cuba, Ala.
Hissing; In Action.
Lt. Leicester C. Hall, Blahop, Cal.
Sergt Edmund A. Reardon, Lawrence,
Mass.
Sergt. Cornelius Joseph Rodgers, Ni
agara Falls, N. Y.
Corp. Paul A. Brady, Philadelphia, Pa.
Corp. Clarence S. Cecil, Barclay, Md.
Corp. Warren Cooley, W. Lansing, Mich.
Corp. Robt. Epstein, Philadelphia, Pa.
John R. Heath. Lakewood, O.I
Corp. Benjamin B. Holzmao, Newark,
K J. '
Corp. Roy H. Myers, West Reading, Pa,
Corp. Orville Woodin, Cantrll, la,
Corp. John J. Fowler, Washington, D. C.
Bugler Roy L. White, St Paul, Minn.
Mechanlo Edward E. Grogg, Mortimer,
O.
Cook Radford O. Marvlne, Covington, Pa.
Carl Babcock, Sycamore, O.
Robert P. Balnbrldge, Llewellyn, Pa.
Stanley Beneshunas, Baltimore, Md,
Rubin Berman, New York City.
Nln Bosler, Hamilton, O.
RaZaelle Capassa, Trenton, N. J.
Barney M. Clnco, Manayunk, Pa.
Frank D. Coan, Cleveland, O.
Edwin P. Fraser, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Jesse R. Hammond, Reartng Springs.
Pa.
Frank H. Jacobs, Chicago, III.
Cecil J. McConnell, Parkersburg, W. Va.
Coal Costs Lowered
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No coal in Omaha offer mere
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For true economy in furnace or
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from smoke as coal at much higher
cost, BUT a real money-saver, a
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that make quick heat when and
where you want it.
Illinois Nut and Lump
$8.70 per ton
For limited parts of the city we
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"Isn't it a grand
and glorious feel
ing?" to know that Peace has
been declared.
The strain and anxiety
that Mothers, Fathers,
Wives, Sons and
Daughters have had to
endure for months has
turned into an over
flowing river of Joy.
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morning try
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We certainly celebrated. Our fes
tivity is not over until we have given
our share to the United War Work
, Campaign.
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. Realtor
Real Estate and Insurance
Electric Bldg.
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Bryant E. Nuckolls, Flowery Branch, Oa.
Usrlln Null, Rock Springs, Tel.
Harry fi. Osteen, Ida Grovs, la.
Lawrence L. Parker, Auburn, Me.
Herbert F.' Patterson, Lynn Mass.
Salvatore Perocecclante, New Tork City.
Domenlco Petroslno Philadelphia, Pa.
Raymond Tickler, West Allls, Wis.
Mike Volpe. Little Falls, N. T.
Clement Wahl, Woodsfleld, O.
John H. Barker, Newport, R. I.
Harry F. Barrett, Oxford, Pa.
Otis Bean. Uuiavllle, O.
John H. Bergquiat, Campbell, 111.
Sidney F. Bernhardt Cape Vincent, N. T.
Leonard Beveridge. Brooklyn N. T.
Edward J. Coles, Wllllamstown, Pa.
Nick Costas, New Tork City.
Joseph Cuthbert, Ardmore, Pa.
Edwin M. Donohoe, Philadelphia, Pa.
Richard J. Fllbln. Philadelphia, Pa.
Walter C. Good, Lancaster, Pa.
Charles H. Gutha, Bloecker, N. T.
Philip T. Kell, Rabun Gap, Ga.
John B. McCaughtry Nlles, O.
Daniel McGregor Brockton. Mass.
David T. Mclvor, Trenton, N. J.
James H. Mack, Wllllamstown, Pa.
John Ryser, Cashlon, Okl.
Edward Sheehan, Chicago, 111.
Dee Simpson, Flagstaff, Arls.
IgnaU Swltalskl, Buffalo, N. T.
Carrado Vtssaglo, Italy.
Frank M. Wllfe, Mount Sterling, O.
Anfin O. Wood, Huxley. Ia.
Prisoners.
Corp. Arthur Joseph Scharoun, Syracuse,
N. T.
Corp. William J. Squires, Peterson, Ala.
Lewis M. Bell. Delph, Ark.
Giorgio Blanco, Frankford, N. T.
William Herman Leaker, Jersey City,
N. J.
William Norrls, Framlngtsn, Wash.
Tony D. Potensa, Hartford, Conn.
Gernis J, Spencer, Terhuna, Ind.
William Edward Weeks. Watertown.
N. T.
William Edward Tannsck, Rochester,
N. T.
Douglas Hopkins, Bristol, Conn.
Howard C. Long, Orion, I1L
Irvar Savaloja, Kerry. Or.
Reavis Speaks Wednesday
at Chamber of Commerce
Congressman Reavis of Falls City
will speak at a luncheon at the
Chamber of Commerce Wednesday
noon. The congressman will dis
cuss phases of the war and some of
the problems of readjustment ana
reconstruction which now confront
the country.
Peace and Victory
We, the people of America and of all
the allied countries, as well as the
entire neutral world must rejoice that
the principles of justice have won an
everlasting victory, which will bring
the blessings of peace to the whole
world
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Carry the burden a little further and
welcome our boys home with the knowl
edge that we stood with them to the end.
The United War Work Campaign is even
more important today.
M. F. Shafer W Co.
17th and Webster
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