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Latest Casualty List From
Oversea Forces
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED) UECTENANTS.
M6, 5U Ixri, Dudley French.
. Y Ynlan. John Chart w Metirer.
X. , Jew lork. Franc-is Mar blmond,Jr.
Ohio, Cleveland, Samuel John Cole.
SERGEANTS.
HI, Efftnsbam, William H. Shner.
Mm, Bot, Jamea H. Dnmunsnd.
N. V, aYor, name D. .
. V, Kewbarsr. William J. Bonan,
Okla- Fort Mil, Dudley nakeheld.
Hu, itttsborth, John J. Eatress.
Pa, rittsbort-b. James A.Xarkln.
Fa, I-hlladelpMa, Herbert Olney Madar.
Tom, White Blair, Comer U. Baker.
CORPOBALS.
Ala, Bessemer, Cohnnbas C, Glase.
Conn, Hartford. Lawrence J. Sullivan.
Ua, CoUere Park, Lawrence B. Jodre.
111, Chlcaco. Berth Kleta.
Ill, Watsekn, Leon Hoot.
Man, balein, John Street, Jr.
Slau, Weston. Philip A. Bnrre-e.
Mich., Harrison, lo L. Malcomson,
Mich., Port Austin, Flojd Majcttskl.
Mont, Fomjthe, Robert L. Rom.
X. V, byracuse. John Wehahart.
N. Y, Brooklyn, James J. O'llare,
Pa, Washington. William E. Amos.
Pa- Honesdaie, Edward 8. Berpnann.
fa, Bessie. Cearae W. Ornate.
Pa, Philadelphia, Boxborouzh, Gears Ed
ward Oavta.
Pa, Washington, Jane G. HaUam.
Pa, Bormlde, James Wolfe.
R. t, PrsiMeore. Theme K Sbeehan.
Wash, Spokane, Mania Allleem.
MECHANIC.
Vt. Milton. LoreMO MartelL
COOS.
Ohio, Toonsitown, Gar O. Martin.
PRIVATES.
Ala, Brewton. Arthnr Gibson.
Ala, CinfliM, Calrla O. Davis.
Ala, Glenwood. Mitchell Booyer.
Ala, CUbertewn, At an R. Jaefcsea. '
Ala, Elmore, Sllae McCoy.
Ala, Mobile. Robert Meerney.
Ala, CoffeevlUe, Heard Wlcctns,
Ala, Atmore, Charlie Morris.
Ark, Searcy, Chartle Jedf-a.
Ark, Etowah, Joseph A. Griffin.
Ark, FayettetlUe, esper A. Herman.
Art, Whitehall, Alex- Stewart,
Colo, Brrtbood, Adam Seblelrber.
Com, HartToTd, Samuel Sirs!.
Conn, West Uaren, Frank Tlerney.
Coaa, FlatnlleM. Harry W. Juld.
Conn, New (laien. Franklin A. llart.
Ill, Chiracs, I-awrenee J. Well.
m, Chtcaro, Joeph J. Klnuneth.
Ill, Chicago, Fred Wlatera.
Ill, Chleaca, Fraak Yoanr.
Hi, ChlcsEe, Otto O. Ledwlr.
IIL, Chicaao. Ceonte C. Swanaon.
m rUft Jum M. tark.
Ill, Chlcato, Frank V. Sebeaecker.
Ill, Chloag. Wen J. Miller.
nt, Tajlonllle. Fraatt Btanehfleld.
Ill, Chlcaco. Otto C naalrer.
Ill, Chlcarsy Frank Benlek.
m, Blascontah, Roy P. Kranss.
I1U Chirac. Mike Falasa.
Ind, Indlanapolhy-Karl E. Smith.
Ind, Mnncle, Vlreil WarreO.
Ind, Terre Haste, Arthnr V. Vance.
Iowa, Wan Lake, LewU WonelieU.
Iowa, nioamOeld, Errat Ctirau Leyda.
Italy, Rerxio Calabria, Paaqnale Maarela.
Italy, Vlneenxa, Antoalo Marala.
Kan, Cbetopa, Fred Larre.
Kam. RnarIL Oscar R. Mitchell.
Km, Maya. William II. 8. Farmer.
V tlmmf atrIlTMT. JaakH WattS.
Ry Uethlebenv. Oroaer Clerrtand RankJa.
Ky, Mount email, Junjan inaam
t- . Torn. James D. Mane.
Me, Gardiner. Harold A. McAleer.
Me, Usben Palls. Walter E. ".
Me, Cnfan Drldre. Addlaan C Grabin.
MA, ralmera. lliomas A. MaHIncIy.
Md, Gattherstnrc, Ralph Stnpsen, Etthl
Maas, Sprtarneli. Walter H. Btabap.
MaasZ Cambrldre. Horaee B..'Van Xreren.
Mass, Lawrence, Encene ToprJac.
Maas, Rortmry, Jamea MeOagney. .,
Mass, Farbera, Ralph Bernard Ssuuii.
Maaa, North Graftsa. Warren F. Roccrs.
Mlrh, Sadaaw. Alrtn J. Murphy.
Mlrh, Flint, John Hnxh Jforthmp.
Xleh, Petraakry. John U. MePbetaam.
Xlem, Grand Rapids, Abraham Verhaar.
Minn, St. Paul. Charles Gloekner.
Minn, Prairie, WUUam H. McCoy.
Minn, Chaaka. Leonard Lane.
MbM, naUlesbnrc. WIHla R. Ford.
Miss, M. Levis. Heary J. Tadnry.
Mo, Ctlaten, Oande P. Williamson.
Mo, St. Laais, Aadrew Banaome.
H. J, Jener nelrhts, Jaeepb Medrell.
X. J, plalneld. Georxe J. KeaOar.
If. J, Xewarit, Eocene C Sweet.
tf. J, Newark. WUUam Orael.
.- -v x-r vrtc. narrr Urdaax.
X. TZ Bajberry PaUt, Isllp, Earle Emer
son Vehwr.
jr. x, Brooklyn, John tt. Streeker.
X. T, Brooklyn. Charles Rtchardeffl.
N. T,ew York, Ial Manea.
X. Y, Brooklyn. William MeEImy.
X. Y, Xew Tortt, RandaU Sehmlit.
X. Y, Rochester, William C. Mnllen.
X. Y, Braoklrn. Herman H. Kramer.
X. Y, Port Cheirter. Jamea Ceroao.
X. Y, Xew Tork, Joeph Boaleb.
X. D, Fmcal, ArrblbaM R. Xadrr.
Ohio, rrankllnTllle. Coleman O. Xapler.
Ohio. Catombaa, Xlebalaa P. Klaaey.
Ohio. Clereland. Jnllaa Xalewskl.
Ohla, Coneard, Cherter E. Brnh.
Okla, Greenbrier. Jamea a, Wllaan.
Olda, Yld. Haacal A. Waddle,
Pa, Plttburch, Charles ChrUt WUsan.
Pa, Philadelphia, Irel Shaplra.
Pa, Tlrasrille. Joseph F. Zerrea.
Pa, PottiiTlIIe. Leror M. Knowlea.
Pa, West Phlladelpbla, Edward Y. Smith.
l-a, raton. i-aai m. rtw.
v. R.1. Tliniaaa P. MrCabe.
Pa, Khenandoah, WUUam Henry Bewman.
Fa, lvanninrtoa, iiarry
8. C, Draanrk, James C. Mrriek.
R. D, SHdland. Chrlstapher C Retmana
Sweden, na, Slrnrd Ltndstram.
Tenn, Daisy. WUUam n. Morcan.
Tex, Waodson, Ben J. Wr
Tex, Aoitln, Relahsrt
it.
erke.
Vt, MorrliTUle. Ernest W. Merela.
-r nM.vnld. TTnrr E. Johnaoa.
Va, nerndon, CUrenee E. Coekrell.
Va, St. Charles. Nathan Crlder.
Va, Da Porter Roberta.
Va, Addloa. James L. Marea.
wTva, Xew Enrland, Walter R. Boekley.
W. Va, Rramwell, Benjamin Dill.
W. Va, Erelea, Jrasa J. Yoonz.
Wis, Milwaukee, Roman GmnowskL
Wis, Haren. John A. Knnnh.
Wis, Cadabr, Mlreiyslaw Rnuklewloa.
Wis, Tomahawk. Oaten Thomnaon.
Wis, Waotau,. Walter Radnerbel.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
CUTX.
X, Y, Watertowa. Rlrbard J. Rraa.
8ERGE.XTS.
Haoa, XewdBedford, Harry Ingham.
Me, BoUa, Elrln E. Patterson.
CORPORALS.
Ga, StarsTllle, Marlon Klrkpatriek.
Ind, Saabore. Odoa Bnrrh.
Mien, Flint, Clifford Frederick Brooke.
Mo, nt. Loula, Jamea B. Hannon.
Neb.. Ilastlno. Coorad Batt.
X, Y, Brooklyn, Frank Alexander Zapore-
wlca.
Pa, Maaon and Dlion, Daniel Jacob Mln-
nleh.
Wis, Shell Lake, Robert C. Blr.
BCGLER.
Ohio, Clereland. Karneat Korhta.
PRIVATES.
Ala, Spraceplaa, Fred Lawler.
Ala, Mabile, Otten Jenaon.
AU, Clanton. Carl J. Hnntrr.
Ala, Ra), Herbert II. Hendrlx.
Conn, Kenalnrton. Stanley Gad ilk.
I Iowa, nwi Litr. I'erry T. Hrowa.
Italy, Melna. John Catania.
Kan, BelaH. Henry J. WiUlams.
Ky, rtlea. Joseph M. Smith.
La, Benton, Jamea Iver.
Man, Jamaica Plain, Frank J. Krerer.
Mich, Datten. Arthur J. Lyna.
Mlrh, Grand Rapldl, John Unlten, Jr.
IMina, Hermaa, Frank G. Derby.
MIsx, PolkTllle, Daniel F. Holbrooke.
Mo, llaaalbal. Raymond L. Dnnean.
I 'Jnat, Polooa, Mylra II. Fullerton.
Mont, Zurich, taller nlorh.
ru, uraoy. uaae t. rolk.
Y, Brooklyn. Jotrph Montrose.
V. Y, Xew aork. Thomas B. Marphy.
V V, Xew York, Harry E. Welti.
X. Y, Xew York, 1 rancli Dunn.
X. V, Xew York, LouH Falro.
X. C Williamson. Labon I 111.
Okla, Ardmore, John W. Chaffee.
Ia, Phlladelpbla, Ira Abramn.
Pa, Philadelphia, George Archer.
Ta, Kutbequa, John jMcpb Dndlck.
Pa, Mrrrerfehurz, framoet Kloz Dulebohn.
Pa, Krllcttilllr. John Godfrey llUni.
Pa, fiikaarllla, trrdle Charlo. Iflprben.
Pa, West Falrvlew, Albert WH1U LUIey.
Pa, Pittsburgh. t illUm Patrick McCole.
R. I, Woonaoeket. Arthure LarecheUe.
IS. C, Fairfax, Mllllam G. Ifarrey.
S. II, laike 4Ddrs. GUb-rt C. Mlley.
n. D, Frederick. Frank M. WHUey.
Va, Richmond. WUUam Aher.
W a, Dundon, Fred Jenklo.
Wis, Applrton. John J. McGlnnls.
Wit, Oconto Falls. Roy E. Hartran.
Wyo, Moras, George K. Clsrfc.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
8 ERG EASTS.
HI, Danrille, Haiel Crant Smith.
Xeb, Ilaveloek, Clyde Anderson.
X. Y, Brooklyn, Arthur Zuck.
Pa, Lancaster, Walter Franklin Bach.
A a, baltrille, Charles Gilbert.
CORPORALS. ,
Ala, ArdUla, Herman Uardwlek.
Ala, Mobile, Ira W. Dats.
Ind, Indiana Harbor, Matter Petkey.
Mass, Daarera, Oliver C. Turklnzton.
Mass, ttreenneid, L. 1'. Ball.
Mo, Cuba. Htmrr Herman Sehlneter, IT.
Xeb, Omaha, Glen L Murray. . .
X. Y, Richmond UUls, ClhTord D. Burgess.
X. Y, Xew York, John DanM Gibbons.
X. Y- Green Island. Theodore G. UUboa.
X. Y, Brooklyn, John Goodman.
ra Lancaster. Edward W. Gross.
Pa, Philadelphia, Chat Irs W, Jones.
ra, HarruDurr, uurer u. niicnen.
Tex, Commerce, Iran B. MeXatt.
Wis, Milwaukee. Ernest Albert Grabow.
BUGLERS.
Me, Brunswick, Artheme M. BeUnger.
X. C Rntrtn, Hrnary Huskey.
pa, paiiadeipnia, rraucu rosier, jr.
KVSICLIX.
X. Y, New York. Charles Tllkln.
jirA;iiAiu.
X. Y, Brooklyn, Harry 1. Zlalke.
PDOK.
Pa, Mahanoy City, Jamea Emanuel Brown.
PRIVATES.
Ala, Montcamery, James Baas.
Am, Hantarllle, Robert ann.
Ala, Birmingham, Melville Bommers.
Ala, Clinton, Carter Smith.
Am, Union bprlags, Joe Pitts.
Ala, Dothea, John C Jan Is.
Ala, xroy, oe i, duams.
Ala, JackaonTllle, Charlie Floyd.
Ala, Ulnnmgnani, udid a. imimw.
Alk AmWm. Tfl Rmlr.
. , -' 1 .- . . .
Canada, Huntington, FroTUrre ei vueoeo.
James H. Henry.
Cal, Cottonwood. Roe J. Saunders.
Cat, Led), David Banmbaeh.
Conn, Hartford. Angilo Gernndo.
Conn, Bristol, James Denote.
Conn, Cheshire. Benjamin Storra.
Conn, Waterbnry, CUrenee B.-Marana.
Conn, Hartford. Jamea F. Simpson.
Conn, Xew Hkten, William C Richards.
Conn- Jewett Cltrv Ermle Boy Bauer.
Fla, Peasacota, Charlea J. Davis.
Ga, Athbam. Max Me Lai a.
Oa, Ty y, amea dhhio.
Ga, Atlanta, Xat Blrdsonc.
Ill, Chlcaco, Frank Koepper,
Iowa. AlbU, WUUam B. Morrlssey.
naly. Lata ret te, Elma M. Laxarattt.
k-, GntlirlK. Lnrlan Howell.
Me, West Pembroke, Earle n. Dudley.
Xam KnHim. Xnnlan Chaoderlalne
Mass, Jamaica Plain. John Stephen Be.
hane.
Mass, Watertown, BartleU Shaw.
Mass, South Boston, Timothy R. FMey.
Mass, Boston, Jamea F. Keenan.
Minn, Fertile, GUbert O. Bakke.
Mo, hedaUa. Howard Field Xlchals.
Mo, Braymer, Robert Jones.
Mo- seaaiia. tnwn m. sraa. .
X. Y, Butralo. Frederick Charlea Treep.
X. Y, Ballstan Spa, Galsepps Vexrlznl.
X. Y Xew York, Sam Roaeabetx.
X. Y, KeeaerlUe, Jaseph E. Laao.
X. Y, Brooklyn, Albert M. Josephberg.
X. Y, Niagara Falls, Jamea norder.
X. Y, Rome, Walter Charlea Piaster.
X. Y, Island City. Xlebalaa M. Dayla.
X'. Y, Brooklyn, Paul C Bollard.
Ohio, Toledo, Ross Sehwarttkonf.
Ohm, Y'oanzstown, Felix Colombo,
Pa, ChambersbeiT, Jaha Xonnan Reed.
Pa, Kane. Clyde GUbert Reynolds.. ,.
PaZ Manns Cbolee, .Samuel ScritchBald.
Pa, BoUlnir Springs, TolBert stnrphy.
Fa, Walnut Bottom, Raymond Lafayette
ra,lfechanlcsbarz. VTOIlam Georze Me-
Pa, Tower City, WWnam C. JtMamer.
Pa, FhltedalphU, Robert DUmara Martin.
Pa, SaUna, Charles Lauffer.
Pa, Xanty Gla, Samael Brnln Lena.
Pa, South WaTorly. Harold B. Jsrvts.
Pa, Lancaster, George Joseph Grimm,
v sahiMriiu. wnoell numiB Gee.
nl Itarrlsburr. Georze MlchaH Dntten-
hofer. w,
Pa, Marienrille, Arthur Lester EMar.
Pa, Kane, Elmer Ellsworth Dodge.
Fa, Kane, DUlle Eden Dubois.
H. C, Anderson, Baxter Hayes.
Tex, Sherman, .Ira E. Uarraan,
VU Bridgswater. XapaJean A. Gene.
Vt, West Castleton, T. F. Kelly.
Va, Bent Creek, Jasper Jackson Smith.
Va, Hurley. MUaa Jnrtaa.
Va, Ixtaztan, WUUam Xable Fix.
Wash, Seiulm, lrn K. Frits.
Wash, WoodlnrHle. Frank Montagu.
Wis, ChOten, Oasrga U. MeCabe.
tt la. Shawano, Gearza MUler.
WU, Bowler, Mettle MUler.
Wis, Jaaesville, Lawrence J. Griffin.
Wis, Phinips. Tennis Joseph Borrie.
Wis, Milwaukee. James J. Carnltx.
John Mck (no address given).
KILLED IN ACTION
(Prariooaly reported wounded savarsly In
action l
CORPORAL.
Cat, San Francises, Clyda R. Stamper.
KILLED IN ACTION
(Previously reported missing1 In action.)
PRIVATE. 1
Pa, Phibvdelphbs, Harold B. LaaaberTy.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
(Previously reported killed In action )
SERGEANT.
Ill, Chicago. Walter O. Xordman.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
(Previously reported missing In action.)
PRIVATES.
Cal, Academy, John M. Miller.
Conn, Hartford, Taal James MeDonald.
IIL, Bolltlower, Grorer M. Fox.
Italy, Preramo Planele, Koreo DI Fonso.
Md, Frederick, nansea E. Bradenburz.
Mass, Raxbury, Tatrlrk llsrt.
Mine , MlaaeapoUs, Jacob Fraaek.
Mont, PhlUlmberc. Joa L. Belbn.
X. Y, Xew York. Joseph Bonatta.
X. Y, New York. Domealeo Maranrano.
Pa, Shames-la. Arthur B. PureeU.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UN
DETERMINED). (Previously Reported Killed la Action),
I IEUTEXAXT.
Pa, Philadelphia. Harxard MeUey.
CORTOR.U
X". T, Xew Tork, Harry Rromberg.
PRIVATE.
X. J, Peterson, John Johnson.
(Previously Reported Missing in Action).
Tex, lit. Pleasant. Henry II. Culver.
Ark, Hamburg, Jesse W. Etheridge.
PRIVATES.
AU, Section. IllUm I. Lackey.
Ala, Oiark, Rarnlr J, Dean.
Col, Rocky Ford. James W. TomUnson.
Ga, MlUtead. Homer B. Carle.
Ga, Brunsalrk. Ulllle Portler.
Ga, Varaell, WlllUm B. MeDonald.
Ind, Iodlaaapolls. Bernard W. McDonald.
Ky, Lily. Roy I, Branon.
Mich, River Koaze. Owen Dalseli Kll-
lough.
Minn. Pine river. George H. Yaaey.
Minn, Hutchinson, Martin J. Mikkelsen.
Pa, Ardmore, Gulsepne FUlpponl.
Pa, PhlUdelphls, WlllUm A. Schonkel.
Pa, PhUadelphla, Howard Y. Youaz.
Pa, Plttsburch. Stanley Kenlts.
Tex, Tankersley, AdrUn G. Uobbs.
L'tali, rlt Iske Cltr. Marcus Lane.
W. Va, Moundsvllle. Lennle Gardner.
Wis., Appleton, Georze Oerrr.
WU., Darlington. tVllber H. Reed.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
(Previously Reported Mlsslns In Action,)
CORPORAL.
Pa, West Philadelphia, Howard Lennard
arner.
PRIVATES.
Ky, MayatlUe. John Recti. ,
Mlaa, St. Paul. Frank C. GllbcrUsVn.
Minn, St. Peter. Joseph J. Drrnttcl.
3Ilss, Tupelo, John D. Gundy.
Pa, Alteona, Jacob A. Decker.
S. D, Hot Springs, George V. Knspp.
Wis, Jscksonport. Henry J. Kugler.
RETURNED TO DUTY
(Previously Reported Missing In Action.)
SERGEANT.
Ga, Douglas, William .. Bailey.
CORPORA L.
Conn, Montowese. Clayton S. Squires,
PRIVATES.
Ala, PrattvIIIe, Milton E. Hslic.
La, Cbondrant, Arthur Parnell.
La.. Xew Orleans, Charles Wolf.
Mass, Maynard. Domlnlk LaskowskL
Mich, Detroit, John Kotiar.
Mich, Detroit, John Nicholas Zanetakls.
Xeb, Iragne. Incest Placck.
X. V, New York. August i-red Bock.
X. T, Moant ernoa, Henry George Iler-
roeder. Jr.
S. Y, Rones Point, Theodore J. Mere.
X. Y, Astoria. Frank rarotsky.
Pa, Shenandoah, 3Ilke Crenark.
Pa, Moarsaea. Fred A. Klx-rlisrtlt.
!, PotUvUle, John W. Srhelbelhut.
Pa, rhlladalplUa, James Joseph Hales.
"Bay War Savlnsa Stampa today mmi
rrsvlde for your future.
COFFINS FILL HOLE
IN LINER'S STERN
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Nov. 2. Cof
fins were used to plug a large ho'le
torn in the atern of an ocean liner
when one of the twin screws worked
loose in a Tale. The liner reached
here today.
The captain ordered a ehild made
nd wood was scarce. Some one
thought of the empty coffins and
they were knocked apart and used
to re-enforce the heavy tarpaulin
which was dropped over the atern.
TO RENEW W.S.S. DRIVE
With the reopening of the city'a
schools Monday, Dr. Ernest U Thurs
ton, superintendent, will renew his
efforts In behalf of War Savings
Stampa and thrlrt campaign. Thj
public schools were an Important fac
tor In the sales of these s ecu rl lies last
term and the enforced suspension of
their activities, coming to soon after
the vacation season, has made Itself
felt In the District's sales record.
Dr. Thurston will give special at
tention to the enlistment or new mem
bers In the "loo Club." Short talks
on the value of thrift also will be
given by the teachers, together With
the assignment of War Savings
as the subject for compositions.
ARREST BANNERS
Capitol police have now adopted
the policy of talcing the banns-s from
the militant suffragists who invade
the Oapltol grounds. The women
themselves are not arrested.
Suffragists say the policy of "ar
resting the banners" la a result of
their plan to apply for writs of ha
beas corpus It taken Into custody.
Cant "Do Your Bit
"EveryPkhnv
teusa&ory
Use Doan's
1 iiFm1KMf
should help you.
Read
Seventh Street S. E. Willard Street N. W. Fourth Street S. E.
, ,
surged" fro'umSaVo"'.5 waaTa.u uP for weVk at "" " Wliiard 8t. . w.. aaya: -t suffered Mr William Ooeta, 1123 Fourth SLS.E.W.: "My
a time, unable to help myself on account ot the awful t0T yeara from disordered Kidneys, and I was lam up kidneys were disordered and I suffered from other aymp
sharp pains in the small of my back. When 1 raised my on veral occasions. My back became so weak t did tomg of 1Maay n,aM shout tljft yeara ao. Morn
foot off the iloor to so upstairs, pain, caugnt m. .n my not '' "d J dTy secret were " I had lam.n.s. acros. my kidney, and I had tr h
back and no one knows how 1 suffered at times. 1 nnally use, pains always came on. tne kidney secretions wer .. .- . , , .
used Doan's Kidney Pills and they gave me srreat relief. disordered, often being- too frequent in passage and then up quite awhile before the lameness In my back eased
Over a year later Mrs. Watson said: -1 still nolo a again scanty. 1 had taken all klnda of medicine and up. x awoke all tired out and didn't have any enery
hiKh opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills and use them wnen- nad worn Plasters, but nothing naa nelpea me. 1 was The prlnclpa, gyraptom of the complaint waa kidney an-
ever 1 have need of a kidney remedy, tney aiw.y. s,ve heiy, " '' T Si We. mSfVcuf.1"3 "' M,m One box of Doan's Kidney Ptlla' cured me.-
me the belt of reauit. came to my notice. Several boxes made a cure.
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E Street S. E. M Street S. E. C Street
1 t, I,-- .,ni.,,, i, ... , k- .... -, .-.-1, Mrs. B. V. Moran. ra a St s. K, aays: l suserea
J. K. Umlng-. macntnlst, 41 t, at. a. K., says. 1 tntnk constantly from a dull pain across tne small of my back,
the Jarring and Jolting of the cars on which 1 used to 1 felt tired all the time and was nervous, sty kidneys . ... .. .. . .,..
work weakened my kidney, and caused backache. Many we weak and 1 had a , frequent desire to pas, tne kid- D. B. Shaffer. He C St. says: -The action of my kld
tlme.. when 1 tried to step from the car, a snarp Pa,n neJne,rfre9IttUmore tlrea l?.Sn wh'a'l wednt o'beoTTf te? y was Irresular and I had severe back.ch.. Doaa'.
caught me In the small of my back and almost douDled 1 haa taken a box of Doan'a Kidney Pills I began to feel , . , . ,rh.. ,, ,,. .. i..
me up; The action of my kidneys was irregular. I had more like myself again. Myback was less painful and Kidney Pills relieved my ache and pains and regulated
pains In the back of my -neck and dlgzy spells, when my kidneys acted regularly." action of my kidneys. I think they ar th beat
everything seemed in a blur 1 heard about uoan'a Kia- Some year, later Mrs. Moran said: "My former state-
evcryiiiuiB .' ,... ,. .. ,.n ment Indorsing Doan's holds good. I havo had no occa- remedy to be had for kidney complaint"
ney Mils, and several boxes, procured from . f. well- glon to u,e agy kmney medCine since giving jny last remeay lo De naa ior "'nDJ- " "
er"s Drug Store, brought very satisfactory results. indorsement'
Doan's
Every
.Americans Held Prisoner in
German Camps
The War Department .authorizes
prisoners of war In Germany with
at a hospital In Germany:
KARLsrtUHB.
Capt Harry F. Sullivan. Brooklyn. N. T.
Lieut. Elmer R. B. Haalelt. Csrtersvltle.
lie
Ilettt. David M. Mcciurs. pittisurgn. ra.
LleuL Richard Henrr Mclntyr. Brook
lyn. N. Y.
Usui, jonn l reison, norioia, va.
Lieut. Harry Calvin Hawkins, Evart,
Mich.
RABTATT.
Private (first class) John H. Scott. Jr.,
Bradford, Pa
Private (flrit class) Marvin P, ItefHe
Dnger. Carlisle. Pa.
Private Nocolo De Norvta. Jitwark. N. J.
Private Arturo Pelloehl, Cold, Spring
Harbor.. N. T.
Private Simon Breen. Philadelphia, Pa.
Private William T. Carey, New Tork.
M T
' Private Frank R. McNeass. NsW Brigh
ton. Pa. .
Private Antonio Barber, Villa Belte,
Province 'Dl Teramo, Italy.
LIMBURO.
Carp. John Wtthco, Philadelphia. Pa,.
Private Harold B. Lendsberry, Philadel
phia, Pa.
Private Joe James Moots, Newport, R.
' Prirsts Benjamin Kats. Brooklyn. N. t.
Private Prank Mills. Buffalo, N. T.
Private Clair Rlchwlno, Oardners, Pa.
HOSPITAL AT METE.
Private Sam Chorntak. Merlden, Conn.
HOSPITAL AT TRAtJENBTEWi
Civilian Michael Oleason, Pallsado, N. J
RESERVE HOSPITAL-' I, LANDAU.
Private Thomas J. Kldor. Philadelphia,
Pa.
Private Howard J. Shaffer, Brooksvllle,
CAMP LANOSHUT.
LltuL Roger T. Chapln, Dorchester,
Mass.
Lieut. Arthur U Clark. Jamaica Plain.
Mass.
ST CLEMENT HOSPITAL. METZ.
Lieut. Wstdo H. Helnrlchs, Boston.
Mass..
CAMP VILI.INOKN.
Lieut. Oeorge lllnman. WorcestV. Mssa.
CAMP UNKNOWN
LleuUCasslus H. Styles. South Hero. VL
LieuL Thomas F. Jackson. New Britain,
Conn .
Lieut. Henry Bradley Frost, Arlington.
Mass
Lieut. John C Donaldson. Pswtucket,
SsrrC Bbyda Arquetto, Parlahvllls. N,
T.
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Kidney Pills.
These
Druggist has Doans, 60c a
'. .la&'i if , - ' - lo t-:'.:Ra.,fi
publication of the following list of
the exception of one civilian who la
Corp. Philip Stern, New York, N. T.
Privets (first class) Israel Mallov, New
Tork. N. Y.
Private (first class) Char I as Noe, Flush-
Inr. N. T.
Private (first IiM)
IhDmm y fl.vaa.
tsuo. urooaiyn, N. J.
Private (Brat class) Robert O. CUnefil
ter. Col d water. Mleh.
Private John F. Meehan. Duncott, Pa.
Private Plerlnl. San Mateo, Cat.
Private WUUam ,o. Tolbert, Paducah,
Ky.
Private Leonard Dudley McCoy., lion
tour. Iowa.
Private John J. Birtnsteln HlcksvtlU,
N- T-' . - ,
Private Christ P. Christsnson, San Fran
cisco. Oil. x
Private Usury Mahler, New Baltlmdre
Station. N. T.
grlvata Joseph O. Lon. Lima, Obis,
rlvate Wlllism Joseph Ferris,. Erie. Pa.
CAMP UNKNOWN WOUNDED.
Corp. John-KIUoran. Chester. Pa,
Capt. Haydtn P. Mayers, Ban Antbnle,
Tea.
REPOhTED IN OOOD HEALTH CAMP
UNKNOWN.
IJtut. Lawrence I. Roberts. Wilmington,
VWl.
Lieut. Oscar Msndel, Orantwoi
6L N. J.
ueuti a
ange. N J
Lleuti Edward P. Hamilton. East Or-
Corn.
Bertram HtlberStadi, New Tork.
Robert B. Kennedy, Niagara Fills,
N. T.
Corp.
Corp. Charles Mood. New Tork. U. T.
(Believed to bo Identical with Corp.
Thomas J. Mood )
Sergt. drover C. Felgar. Scottdals. Pa.
Private Joa Oraco. Altoavllla, Mlhda,
lUly.
Private Leo Weld, New Tork. N. T.
Private Olorgla Legglo. Akron. Ohio.
, Private Carmelo ClmUncca, New 'Tork,
N, T. ,
-Private Harry Miller, Ooalgata, Okla.
Private Frank Sioiiorck, Erie, Pa.
Private Samuel Nlsscnholts, Ostrog.
uuasia.
Private Ernest a Wood. Wllraere. Xaii,
Private Wactaw Klucalcblo. Bridesburc.
Pa.
REPORTBp WOUNDED CAMP UN-.
KNOWN.
8ergL-MaJ. Frank Raymond. Chicago,
HI. .
Private Ernest A. Ssphoro, Boiling
Sprlnirs. Pa.
RESERVE HOSPITAL 4. RA8TATT.
LlettL John Jordan Redfleld. Montclalr,
N J.
DoanV have helped thousands of
Washington
Kidney Pills
box. Foster-Mi'.burn Co., Manufacturing Chemists, Buffalo, N. Y.
WANT CHILDREN TO
KICK GERMAN TOYS
NEW JQSK. Nor ?v-;Pifty Indljf
nant met! and w6men, wratoful over
the fact that molt of the German toys
whose arflval If) this, country irom
ilollaml hat's caused" such rumpus
during- the last fortnight havr.fceeil
Ukeh from the ship by TArtoii flrras
which bought them, decided yester
day at a meetlnt at "the-American Be
lief Legion, 5, Fifth avenue, to
picket all ghopi atri they miy tj
offered for salev t
If the pickets can't prevent the sale
of all the German toy a National
destruction day" will be. proclaimed
by Mrs. Oliver Cromwell Flald, presi
dent of the A. R. L, Chirled JX
Steal, 300 Fifth avenue. Offered the
resolution embodying thla plan.
"Let a fund be started to get
money to purchase the toys and pre
sent them to children," he said. "The
children Will love thenfc' Then they
must be taught to hat them. Then
let a day be proclaimed on which all
the toys shall be thrown out of the
windows, and have the children kick
them through the stree'ts till the are
completely des'troyed." The resolu
tion for "national- destruction day4
waa adopted by aeclaljp. l
tVabla JTatlenat expression.
Another man put through a resolu
tion which he said covered the drills
more completely.
"Declare a 'national expression
day" he iald, "aid on that day let all
patriotic, citizen throw out lntd' the
streets everything that la German
made, their steins, their Gdethei.
their German toys, and- not only
- ire.rll,nr'ht Cornea Worn German?
uui ovcryuiinaT uui comes irora neu
tral countrlfa."
T meeting; agreed onanlwoufl,
A largre" blond lady" with flairj ut alt
the allies on her besom made 1 speech.
Jnsistlnff oil Uie necessity otcloelhg
our ports-to ail shipments from niu
ttal couhttles forever.
"Gerraahy 'will try tj creep lntd
TN THESEriticeU dme&. every I
ones Vest ii bvadlyeed4t-
?f6vr&EMo&&tf8sffi
with a lame, aching back. Kypu.spf
fer with constant backache, feel lame,
weak and all-played-out; have dizzy,
nervous spells and fits of "blues'
look to yotir kidneys. You can't do
a full day's work without well kid
neys and a, sound, strong back.
trade after peace la .mads." aha amid. I
Ther'et la Just enoUjh'Jeffriah t&el1
(n ma to ujideratatbs tia 0enBasw"I
have Jut fit German p1 ih alt
which 1 waa abis to do beeauae thera
ia efioiisB Oefrftan Iff nM to itad"eT-
stand them, and. I kdor helf they
will Work. ttMr Way inter trade
thrdug-E the neiltril couritrle'a. fihe
said her nam mastn's b pu,t lata
the paper, because It would am.
barrasa her 1ft bar spy Buatldr a5-
ttvlUea. iddlntf that, hei name, wail
Mfi. Marshall a Terry, smd thai I
ah lived at the Waldorf when ah
wasn't tr,vllns or In California.
Imst FalaVev SienU lit.
Many others offered rtsorallayc
Mrs. Laura B. rrlax, moUef of TUg
Day, offered to be enft of the pfakeif
at shops selllns; German tfiya tii '
to serve on committee. A, J, Pdw
era of the Powers nr4v!njj CofiH
pany, gurtej that th hol dim
ter be tamed dv'ef 16 A. Ultehitt
Fllrfler, cilllodlah 6f illcft property-.
"I would advise yoa ladlei to go
with me to his representative- Is I
New Tork, Frahtli P. GitttoS it
said "I Know Jnr. Oirvin Weill 1
have often dine; at his-house, it
you ladle to with ra ter isK JtUS
to taka these toys from- th persons
who hold" tUenl tot Will b Compli
mented and Uj whole (hint &
rsnfed. Us will sell tbera tc relf
burs pfrsons who hava been
ju'f d ky submarine raid,' lUf
with alien propeffi.-
am f the then we'r affslof .1
would not ba learaf. as th tors are
now owned 6j AnSerlcaa citizens, but I
Mr. powers aaia ne was certain, yao
ownera would b glad ta f lye them
up.
JiiAu T ftllflfrtan vreofMiaad Si '
oration that a Mltfraia b sst t
Secretary McAdoo protesting ajraJnst
tH ftrts fidlrisr at tit id far ail. It
was aenL This I t third UW.
gram the-A. K. U has gent the Sec
retary of thd Treasury.
Th messace dispatched to Wash
iDg-tdfl, tbd meeting; tarnw Its- at
tention to raisins; a fund tar purctH
tea; toy for National Deitrueuoa
Dev". It waa decided (a ',,
trlotlc morning; newspaper, and pr--
adade It to appeal for money
" with
Back
workers., Tey
Cases
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