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The following casualties Jure report-]
u* general of the
as Jt^efflUoutT Forces:
|||g'|j^ffiffirf'*c',"> 55; <Hed of wounds,
ienfc and other caates,
d of disease, 72; wotmded ?eKH^gMr
wounded .(degree nndoHtjidBtd),
wounded slightly,
^^^ata|lK in action, 167. Total,
Killed In Action. jSpv.
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^feiaemon, Jake C., Oare City, Ky.
wlm??.Li -p> ^ p ^ ^
| Baynond -, ^
ai^ grandg H, Dorchester. Mass.
I erv Le^ChesjaSng! Mich.
Jfthn K~ j A Tigris. Minn.
EftriHMBmniirr Frank, La Crosse, Wis.'
Herbert, Waterbury
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Stodtten, Eugene V? Moorhead, Minn.
I Sugarek, Eddie M? Bee rill e. Texas. ;
^VrrB^e.^Wffltotn F.,^Kingston. N'. J. j
'.e. John A-. Bellelonte. Pa.
pWenger. Irrta. Grand Rapids. Mich. !
^KgRT&aters. CcmrtUn, McNeil. Ark.
1 arson, Oscar P., Elbow lake,1
aMrlri if <-. r :
IpBemmann, Fred W.. Oshkosh, Wis. i
I fBogaa, Charles J, Boston. Mass.
IgTlgjcy Michael. Brooklyn. NT. T.
jpIto-wHiiS, ' William B, Western Port.
^^^^^^3ea^FMrhaven. Mass.
^^Rpfcjjtei&Carl H.^E.. Emmitt. Ark.
Stootmaker, Adrian C., Bridgeport.
ms. Frank^ Piqna, Ohio.
DM of Wounds.
^HBblfedell. Edward R-. Oakland. Me.
Biidce. Prank J., East Cleveland. 0.
^fei^^^^Walter*F., ^Worcester. Mass.
^^.D&Xia&rest, James, Necedab. Wis.
pDerdowski, Omer. Bay City. Micb.
MDntler. Emil H-.-Laporte City. Iowa ,
E2EJclcmeier. George H.. Princeton. 111.
jgPerrand. Charles E., Colombia, La.
H^ser. Charles D? New York. N. 7.
gggope. Charies PL. Wichita Falls. Tes.
ro^ytdbors^Pmer. Manitowoc, Wis.
R^ffV. Don Albro, WebbervQle. Micb.
BtUcKab; Earl W., Mount Olive, Miss,
palafgs, Bert W., Fort Dodge, Iowa.
I^umnce xwyaiu, ign?. |
Lawrence _J>.. Stapleton, Vs.
ni, Angelo, Trenton. N. J.
xrr, Judson, Cocbranton. Pa.
y^JSdwaxd A_, Grampian. Pa.
y.Karl M.. Spondly, Augnsta,
Wflbarn F, Red Springs, Ter.
Jr. Delbert S^arshall, Rock
sr. Bernard G., Burlington, "Wis.
sky, ^DanteU ^Winctfester. Mass.
try, "WnUam, Glenwood. W. Va.
f Accident and Other Causes.
Delbert. Miletns, W. Va.
Wounded Severely.
vOrvel Ray/- Brown, Harrison
B.^Scott^JL? Sweetland, W. Va.
Magnolia, W. Va.
y, Dcrid E, Rockport, Jackson
, Artie Esmond, FairView, W.
rrahfp, William P., Nemours, W
i, "William BL, Punlow. W- Va.
ided (Decree Undetermined).
a^Walta^Hontlagton. W. Va.
Rajmmd I*. Wheeling, W. Va.
rrCedg^BL, MariwriUe. V^Va.
Kred-E., Charleston, W. Va.
ELsburg, W.
5V. Va.
?Iis Ferry,
sburg, W.
>f Seneca,
, Leivaay,
rdensTlUe,
ed by the commanding .general at the
American Expeditionary Forces:
Killed in action,55; -died of wounds;!
28; wounded severly. 616; -wounded
(degree undetermined), 1,369; wound
ed slightly, 824; missing in action, 49. |
Total, X84L I
Wotinaed severely.
Privates?
O'Conners. Charles, Martinzbnrg. W.
Vs.
Hatfield. William M., WharnclitTe. WVa.
Stewart. Frank M.t BlneOeld. W. Va.
Cramer, Harry X*. Barrackville, W. Va.
Crawford. Robert T., Walkersvllle, W.
Va.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined.)
Lieutenant?
Newcomer, Lloyd H., West Union, W.
Va.
Corporal?
Lawsoa, Thomas Barton, Sand Fork,
W. Va.
Barker, Samuel Jesse. Olcott, W. Va.
Walker, Everet A., Charleston, W. Va.
Private?
Kramer, Ray W.. Thorn-wood, W. Va.
Wounded Slightly.
Sergeants?
Day, Hugh A-, Pleasant Valley, Wheeling.
W. Va.
Ringer, William, Alexander,-W. Va.
Corporal?
Dotson, Friend H., Elizabeth, IV. Va. j
Privates? I
Long, John F., New Martinsville, W '
Va.
Baker. Charles F., Wheeling, W. Va.
Harmon, Amazian Z.. Dott, W. Va.
Hens-ey, David. Whirlwind, W. Va.
Ilaykurst, Hagley S, Rivesvllle. W
Va.
Mc3ride. Albert, Lick Creek. W. Va.
Phillips, Delbert M.. Newbnrg, W. Va
Sterling, George William, Smilhfield.
Vv. Va.
Wocdford. Hugh L, Grafton, W. Va.
As?cr3."Roscoe W., Gardner. "W. Va.
Carson, Tom, Gllmore Station, W. Va
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
Summary of Casualties to Date.
Officers?Deaths, 90; wounded, 101;
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Bell, Jesse J-,' San Diego, CaL I
Sergeants?
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Early, George T? Newark, N. J.
Slasser; Glen D, Columbus Grove, O.
Corporals?
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citT i^TWi?rick XV Pomeroy. Ohio. I
Privates?
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Baldwin. Raymond a, Cleveland* 0.
Blackwood. Win. D.. Pontlac. Mich.
Cole, Howard W., Spring Valley, 111
Cook, George F., Portland, Ore.
Davidian, Dickran T? Fresno. CaL
Devlin, Bernard J, Philadelphia, Pa.
Feanen, Timothy Cohoes, N. Y.
Ford, William !>-, Laredo, Tex.
Graham, Charles D., Abilene, Tex.
Hazzard, John C-. Riddleton, Tenn.
McSweeney, Gerard F.. Buffalo. N. T.
Motfett, Robert G., Dallas, Texas.
Opheim. Irving M!, Williamsburg; Va.
Pratt, Jesse L, Tangier, OVIa.
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New Year greetings. May you be genuinely
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Bathrobes, $3.95 to $750
Pajamas, $130 jo 2.38
Neckties, 25c to $1.25
Suspenders, 35c to 75c
Men's Socks, 20c to 1.00 a pair
Dress Gloves, 5c to $3.00 a pair
Umbrellas, $1.25 to $5.00
Silk Scarfs, 50c to $350
Dress hirts, $1.00 to $530
Handkerchiefs. 10c to 75c
I Traveling Kits, 51.00 to $5.00
Smoking Sets, 25c to $1.50
Shaving Sets, 50c to $3.38
Slippers, 50c to $3.00
Suits, $10.00 to 535X0
Hats, $1.00 to $6-00
Caps, 50c to $5.00
Flannel Shirts. $1.98 to $6.00
Traveling Bags. $?.?S to $10.00
Auto Gloves, lined $325 a pair
For School Boy
Suits, special, $4.95 to $16.75
Overcoats, special^ $425 to $10.00
Mackinaws, special, $6X5
High-top Shoes, $2.75 to $4.00
Caps and Toques, 50c to $1.00
I Flexible Steering Sleds, 51X5 to
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! Waists, 50c to $1-00
j Shirts, $1.00 to $2.C0
Watches, $1.50 and $2.00
) Belts. 25c and 50c
, Fountain.Pens 98c
Military Brushes, 50c to $2X0
Bathrobes, $2X0
Madras Pajamas, $1.00 to $1.50
Handkerchiefs, 10c to 75c
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Sweaters, $250 to $750
Bathrobes, $150 to $2SO
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Patent Leather Belts, 50c
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Ties, $1.25 to $2$0
Coats, $355 to $13-50
Felt Slippers, $1.35 and $1-50
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