rAGE TWO.
THE NEWS SCIMITAR.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 191.
Maps of New Europe
THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE
No organ. of the human body arc no
Important to health and Inn life M th
llldneys Whi n they slow up and com
mence to lag In their duties. li"k "lit!
Danger la In right.
Kind out what the trouble la without
delay. Whenever you feel nervous,
cak, dlsnv, suffer from loaplMlttSSS,
er have pBlnii in the back or difficulty
In passing urine wake up at once. Your
kidneys need help These are signs to
Warn you that your kidneys art' not
toerformlng their function! properly.
They nre only hnlf doing their word and
jfre allowing Impurities to accumulate.
md be converted Into uric acid and
tber poisons, which are causing you
ilstress and will destroy yon unless they
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nd throat at nlcht. He sure you get
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CASUALTY LIST
(Continued From First I'uge.l
1). 1. Halls; Arthur 11. Douglas, Rook
Wood; Jlmmle O. Norrls, Dorton.
Wounded severely, previously reported
missing: Private CharleB A. Hayes,
Cleveland.
Wounded, degree undetermined, pre
viously reported missing; I'rivato Fur
rlss Dlckerson, Tullahoma.
Unturned to duty, previously reported
missing: Privates Arthur it. Cherry, it.
P. I). 1, Memphis; Chester Henderlltc,
U. V, 1). (1, Knoxvlllc; Klbert 1.. Tomp
kins, Rugby,
MISSISSIPPI.
Killed In action: I'rivato Anthony
Vlttltow, Ripley
Died of disease: Privates Iwronce
A. Robinson, R V. I. 1, Rara Avis;
Silas I.. (Iptott, Collins.
Wounded severely: Sergts. Archie
Thornborry, It. p, I. 1, Rutollffr; Cul
len W, Connerly, Tylnrtown; Privates
John Uusby, Chlcora, Henry D. l.lnd
ley, 1!. K I), 1, Pulton; Kdward P.
Ualllff, Laurel; Kred Hopkins, R. P,
D. A, Meridian. Henry C. tlordon, R.
V D. 1, Now Albany, Willie Uiften.
Hyrani.
Wounded, degree undetermined:
Sergt, Arthur M. Hllglar, Rulsvllle;
Privates Cleo Smith. Taylorvllle; Clif
ton Butler, it. P. l. 3, Batasvllle; Wil
lie S. Mcllau, Kentress.
Wounded slightly: Lieut. tieorgn II.
pivey. Holluudalc: Private James
Hoes, Hurdette.
Missing In action: Private John P.
Woods, Tlazelhurst.
ARKANSAS.
Killed In action: Privates Simon
Munn, IS Pecan it Helena. LaMon
Austin, R K D. " Ilarrlsburg.
I Med of disease: Private Peter P.
!trd. Pine lUuff.
Wounded severely: Privates Klbert
C Mllligan, Scottsvllle. Tuffle H. A.
Puller, Bucknsr; t'urtis McWhorter, 3 1 9
Sulphur St., Texarkana; Jesse A. Pierce,
Manila, William P. Trleschman, Croi
sett; Prcd C. Heboer, Handy. Preeman
Ijiudermllk, Itlai'k Springs; Harry W.
Walker, Cabot. William R. Cravens.
Scotland.
Wounded, degree undetermined: Pri
vates Caspian S. Mattlx. Joneaboro:
Raymond l Roberts. 1L P. 1). 2. Cnto:
Prankle lllankenshlo. Hallo: Rimer
Smoot. Huntington.
woiinite.i .slightly: Corn Marvin
(kleli, Msrmaduke; Privates Ernest 1.
tlrogan. ugnsta; William P.. tlrnddv.
moge, i.nm umcaster, (irubbs,
Rlythe Joiner, .lonesboro.
Missing In action: Privates V
Gilbert, Judsonla; James W. lto.se!
Nashville.
etnrt.ed to duty, nravloualv rennrm.i
tnlsslng; James A. Prlchard, Savage,
ALABAMA.
Killed In action: Privates John C.
Connell, R P. IV 1, tlordo; Iouls
llayles, P.llska; James 8, Overstreet
Salitpa, Henley Haw, R. K. I). 1, Ever
green. Died of disease: Cook Augustus (I.
Moore, (illbert Town; Privates Grady
L. llurch, Hartford. Pmmett 1. Cowan
Birmingham, Henry L. He Hinder
Crlchton; Enoch B, smith, Jemlson;
Robert Prince, lllrmlngnam.
Wounded severely Corporals Walter
Lewey, it p D a. Wlnflald; Mlnter
M Mooreer. Bay Mlnette, Plumle Plo
pen, Lewlsburg; John Hansend, u. P.
t 2, Athens. CiHik Calvin Ross. l'ratt
vllle; Privates Tolbert R. Moore, Sler
rctt; Walter W. Robinson, Wagar; Gus
Hilton. Ileflln; Karl It Hltisou, Uer
muda; Ernest L. Jenkins, Altoona; Sam
May, Flat Top; Patrick Hruton, 1,1s
msn; Joseph G Kostell. Bnwkslde;
Peter E. Poarch, R. F 1). 1, Grant
Wounded, degree Undetermined: Cor
porals Joseph Isabel, Plrnilngham;
Harry H Ptysdalc, Selma. Privates
Joseph Tolbert, Montgomery; Hurry
Barnard, Samson, l. other j. Bsnton,
Coosada; Arvel Ferguson, Annlston;
Murphy Stevens, tlreensboro
Wounded slightly Privates Hock
White, Act"n, Joseph W, Hass, l.neds,
John A. Mouse, Melbourne; Eugene
Shsner. Talladega.
Missing In action: Privates Floyd
lAWSon. Nauvoo; Mlllsrd 1. Vndorwood
Jackson; Klnelh Shirley, It. P. D. 1,
S,i rls
Wounded, degree undetermined, pre
vleusly reported missing: Mechanic
Frank Wheeler, t.lrald.
Returned to duty, previously reported
inlSSlr.1 Privates Ahin A. l.lvingst in
R. P. H fi. Cullman; Cleveland C, Mad
dog, Hothan.
KENTUCKT.
Killed In action: Sergeant Willie liar-
gis, Meece; Privates Malan A. Benton.
Hartford; Jacob U. Morris, Walton, Gib
Brackln, Bsvler; Peter J. Hlenos, Louis
ville; William Hlxon, Gllley; Mllford
Hlnes, Somerset; John C. Gary, llop
klnsvlllc; Monroe Osbnrn, Pomp; Joe B,
Griffin, Earllngton; Dan Ijawtuu, Itum
soy; Bertie Tate, llodgenvlllc; Martin
Alvev Peorniuu
Hied of disease: Sergeant Joseph T.I
hainer, Covington; Privates Walter A.
Williams, Rosine; Evans Butts, llorso
Cave; Howard G. Cassldy, Stepstone.
Wounded severely: Corporal Ray II.
Mulllns, Peoples; Privates James Rose,
Mlddleereck; Louis Vaughn, Somerset;
Ferrell Rohlnett. R. F. 1). 1. I'ntletts
burgj Herbert M. Hespaln, Malt; John
W. Wade, Shepardsvllle ; Charles T.
Harkley, Little Muddy; Andy Amis,
Rlcetown; Ellas W, Illalr, R. F. I). 2,
Mammoth Cave.
Wounded, degree undetermined:
I, lent (Jeorge T. Wyche. Louisville;
Corporal William H. Cloortmaii, nilve
Hill; Mechanic Frank Coleman, Louis
ville; Privates Kit C. Burton, Nancy;
George W. Glenn, McVeigh; Claudia
Tackett, Vlrgle; Mltchel Trout, Stone;
George Wilson. Valeria: Lawrence
Brown, Irvlngton; William MoKeuzlo.
Palntsvtlle; James Wardle, Iicxlngtnn.
Wounded slightly: Sergeant Mnrtln J.
Meteuif, Btlthon; Corporal James u
Peed, Tnylorsvllle; Privates James
Sniilh. Rural: Leonard M. Foley, Wl.
Ilamsburg; William E. Clnrkson. Cov
ington; Carl C, Thompson, Valley Sta
tion. Missing In action- Corporal Frank W.
Dabney, Hopklnsvllle; Private Robert
L Harrison, Racramenro.
LtiPISIANA.
Killed In action: Private Perry D
Alexander. Ithlnehart
Pled of disease: Private William E.
Charlton, Baker.
Wounded severely Private Robert R.
Hill. Qlenmora; John II, Ranev Len
tils Mills; Paul He Pas, Long Uridge
Sam S. Mb bllll, l,ake Providence Hen
ry C O'DaUgheify, Bedford: George
Wall, New Orleans; Rotiert T. Putch
R P D S. Lille: George 0, Cox, Kelly.
Wounded, degree undetermined Pri
vate Henry X. Barrios. Jesuit Band
Wounded slightly: Corporal James A.
Wodgoworth. Port Jesaup; Private El
mer j Heed, Eunice,
7l!led In ait.on. previously reported
missing: Private Frod W. King, Mount
Hereon
Wounded severely, previously reported
missing Private Leonard Sparks,
Bhrevepnrt.
Wounded, degree undetermined, pre
viously reported missing: Richard c.
Johnson. Marksvllle.
Returned to duty, previously reported
missing: Private Harry W. Garland.
Eunice.
NORTH CAROLINA.
1 Killed In action: Sergt. Millard P.
Tate. Marlon; Corporal John A Cul
fcerson, Greensboro; Privates Oils R.
Douglas, n. p, D. l, Taylorsvllle; i,ee-
man I. Hlnkle, R. F, D, 2. Stanley;
Waiter C. Beaaley, Murfreesboro; Floyd
V, Craven, It. P. p. I, Ramseur; 1'asiil-
Hn Henry, Newborn; Preston It. Loftln.
Orlfton
Pled of disease- Privates James M
"Doss, R P. D, 1, Campbell; James X
Evans, Spray; James L, Sanderlain
"Elisabeth City; Albert R. Leaser, Lan
dis, Roy A Patlllo, Union Ridge, Sam
Hiel Speight. K P. D. 1, WhI taker; Al
Vester Tyner, R F. D 2. Murfreesboro
' Wounded severely: Sergts James W.
Turner. Goldsboro; Thurmau Houter,
'Rutherfordton; Adolphus D. Cheek, ll!
F D 2, Slier City: Andrew ci Baker,
"Shelby: Corporals Troy B. Honeycutt,
B. V. D 1, Oakboro; George C. Loven,
Spruce Pine; Privates George Tucker,
High Point; Luther F. Crenshaw. Gus
tonla; Ell B. Gibson. Gibson; Lonnle
Hunt, Fairmont Rcbt F Patterson, R,
F. D. 4, Elm City; Douglas Privette, R
P. D. 1, Wadesboro; F.rnest R. Stewart,
Btonsy Point; owns i. Brown, u. F i
1, t'hlnqtiapln ; Floyd J. Crane, Glen
'Raven, Charles Artontls, BtatesvlMe;
James M. Mers, R. F. D. 1, Hayes;
Charles Eliot, R. F. D. 3, Rocky Mount.
Jay M Motslnger, Kernersvllle ; Alvln O.
Sides, Concord: John B. Smell, R. F. D.
. Windsor: Bonnie E. Puller. Wade;
Raymond Bilcntston, Hickory; Edward
O, Evans, R. 1-'. D, 4, Roxhoro. William
I A Minis, West End; Allle Harris, Jack
son.
Wounded, degree undetermined:
Sergts. William H. Case, Luck, John E.
Sauls, Selma; Harry It. Brown, Oxford
John 11. Gill, R. F. U. 4. Henderson:
I 'Joseph P.. Hulln, Greensboro; Privates
Charlie Punlap, K. f . I). 4, Kocungham;
Janice M. Gibson, sV S. L Pilot
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Mountsln; Lucien Honeycutt, R. P. P .
Clinton; George E. Stephens, Garland;
Swaney B. Beeler, Pensacola; William
R, Hardy. R. F. P. L Edward.
' Wounded slightly: Corporal Robert L.
"Pratt, Edenton; privates Percy T.
Hark, R. P. D. 1, Slier City; Freeman
lUlston, Gastonla; Wiley S. Hlckerson,
'R. F. D, 2, Washington; James Melton,
K. P. D. 2. Lumberton; Roy B. Morris,
Gllkey; William Tyson, Klnston; Has
T. Vaasey, Roiling Springs; Isaac C.
Price, Concord.
Missing In action: Frlvate Moses Par
ker, R. F. n. 1, Wilson.
Killed In action, previously reported
missing: Privates Frank .1. lirewer, K.
P. D. i. Winston-Salem; Harry Pottet,
Wilmington; William Taylor, Blowing
Rock; Willie K. Wicker, Sanford.
Wounded slightly, previously reported
missing: lYlvatcs Joseph A. Church,
Winston-Salem; Chester U. White,
Glldcn.
Wounded, degree undetermined, pre
viously reported missing: Privates Hay
WOod Gulu, Dunn; George E. Moore,
Wilmington.
Returned to duty, previously reported
missing: Private Wllllas Recce, Hickory.
MISSOURI.
Killed In action: Lieut. Clarence B.
Peebles, Cordor; Sergts. Alford N. Allen,
Hay; Arthur Hlbdon, Linn Creek; Cor
Imrals Michael Loftus, St. Louis; Harry
L. Ludwlg, St. Louis, Bee Tatum, l)e-
'venter; lavid it. Mtaiey, Kansas i-iiy;
Privates Perry P. Shaffer, R. P. D, 39,
Brnwnlngton; Neal Smith, Unlonvllle:
"Wesley K. Havls, St. Louis; Fred
"Franklin, Helton; Ernest H. Mendel,
'Mets; John E. Barnes, R. P. D. 2. Grant
City; Noah Bruce, Kennett; Charles
"Dlsaive, St. Louis- Wesley S. Hedrlck,
'Marcsllne; John Levington, Advance;
.Michael Shea, St. josepn; James i.
Shlpp, Bixby; Perley H. Bean, Oxford;
Alvln R. Dean, Kennett; Harry W.
Nunn, Mill Springs; Walter C.
Schwerdtmann, St. Louis.
Pied of disease; Corporal Jesse M.
Van Sickle, Parmington; Privates Clyde
H. Cooper, Knobnoster; James R.
Marsh. R. F. D. 1. Conway; Elmer C,
Vaughan, Eldon; Everett Angel. Mine
"Lamotte; John Broombaugh, Bteelvllle,
Wounded severely: Caut. Mark I).
Springer, West Plains; Lleuts. Clark
R Gamble, St. Iuis; Lloyd R. Bout
well, Klrkwood; Sergeants Danyln Hun
ter, Frederlcktown ; Frank W. Grant,
St. Louis; Joseph C. Mudd, Sllex:
George E. Kerstlng. St. LouU; Charles
M. Mitchell, Springfield; Russell E.
Strange, Rogervllle. Piverett F. Perry
man. Chlllicothe; Corporals Carl A.
Miller, Boonvllle; lister G. Kleln
schmldt, Kansas City; William Mullar
key, St. Louis; Edwin I,. Wessel, St.
I nils; Russell N. Munsch, St. Joseph;
Harry C Salzmann. St. Louis; William
B Monahan. Kansas City; Francis V.
Palna, St. Louis; Loon J, Corrigan, St.
luils: Mechanic Frank R. Schoppen
horst, Marthasvllle; Saddler Albert C.
Behrendt, St. Joseph; Cooks John H
Hlckmever. Herman; I.e Roy L. Char-
honeau. St. Louis; Privates Griffie
Pitts, R F. D. 1. Enon; Mikel F
Oulrk. I'rhana; Fay M. Currough. Ar-
koe: Elmer Cambpell. St. Louis; Isaac
A. Followlll. Queen City; Fred J. Tike,
Kansas City; Carroll V. West, Car
thage: Carloss M Eastahrooks, lx
Itigton; Harlan Walls, Leasburg; Thorn
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as J. Gunn, Salisbury; Josepn Schaefer,
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Boynton; Henry J. Jacobs, West Alton;
Noah R. Kirkpatrlck, R. F. D. 6, Stock
lands; Curtis Hendnx, Leadwood;
Frederick W. Llndwedcl, Jr., R. F. D,
1, Klmsw'lck; Walter E. Gross, St.
Louis; William A. Rlchter, St. Louis;
John E. Walter, Perryvllle; Peter
Kuhn', Luxemburg; Ieo H. Osthoff,
Wellington; Javen Wappler, Clever;
Thomas J. Dovle, Norborn; Jesso T.
Campbell, Kansas City; Charles W.
Coffman, Junction; Henry C. Klass,
Conception Junction; Earl A. Miller, R.
P. D. 2, Brashear; Enill A. Miller, St.
Louis: .Tosenh Prior. Case: Jewel M.
Green, Framan; Kenney V. Lauck, St.
Iuls; Sylvester K. McHanlel, R. F. D.
1, Montreal; Eugene E. Gibcaut, Breck
enrldge; Orover E. Iane, Unlonvllle;
Newlee Plel, Kaboka; JacoD beyier, bi.
Louis; Elmer H. Gelseklng, St. Iiuls;
John W. Heler. St. Ixiuls: Orvllle Rob
inson, Canton; Nelson L. Schradcr, St.
Charles; Russell 8. Kifer, R. F. V. 3,
Springfield.
Wounded, degree undetermined:
Capt. Tracy Baker, Independence; Ser-geant-MaJ.
Henry W. Boggess, Fulton;
Sergeants Thomas H. lOvans. St. Louis;
Douglas French, Klrkwood; Frank J.
Rounds, Hanlnbal: Mechanic Orval C.
Manls, Warrensburg; Privates George
C. Helm. Washington; Claude Watson,
St. IjduIs; Frank B. West, Bevler;
Manuel O. Thompson, Martlnsburg;
James W. Beck, Arbyrd; Ahner T.
Tucker, Willow Springs; Thomas Col
lier. St. Tx)uls; Clyde W. Kler, St. Jo
seph; William H. Llchtenherg. St.
Louis: Benjamin F. Oliver, Walnwrlght;
Ernest H. Stenzlnger, 8t. Louis.
Wounded slightly: Sergeants Albert
Slaughter, Slaverton; Thomas H. Mil
ler, Hannibal: Comoral William S.
Mare, St, Louis; Privates Henry A.
Snow-den, Henrietta; Ixiuls J. Splrros,
St Louis: Sherman Archer. Webb City;
David I Hunt. St. Louis; Donald Hurd,
Kansas City; Edwin E. Larson, R. F.
D. 5. Princeton: Charles F. Brown,
Kansas City; Fred Colley, Lathron;
Thomas Ellis, Kansas City; Robert Gil
bert, Elvins; William Bcotten, Favette:
Charles J. Klemm. St. Txiuls; Andv M.
Sportsman. Mnrceline; George P, West-phal-
St. Iiouis: Frank TV Norman. Kan
sas City; William H. Thomas, Liberal.
Missing in action: Corporal Ravmond
Runge. St. Louis; Privates Ernest
Long. Sleeper; John C. Newton. Spring
field: .limes A. O'Mara. St. Ixnita; Jesse
K. J. Schelnert. St Joseph; Lewis F.
Stutzman. Webb Citv; Anthony E.
Burch, St. Louis; Floyd A. O.ltpln,
Mevlcn: Dan L. Hortnn. Rogervllle;
Ewald Belzenhen, Iextngton; Hiram J.
Hall. Basher: Walter C. King, Lodl:
William J. Manning. St. Louis: Claude
.T Marrett. Poods: William .1. Roosken,
St. Louis; Harry H. Wampler, Farming
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MOBILE. Ala., Hoc. It. The city
commission last night, on the recom
mendation of the hoard of health, or
dered all schools, theaters, motion pic
ture houses closed and all public gath
erings stopped, on account of the re
appearance cf the Influema In epidemic
form. The order affects all soft drink
stands. churches are requested to
cease services.
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