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listing Mm From Indiana, IUInoL Michigan, Ohio und Kentuck 7 on Casualty Lists. hy th -:iirn-i!ii!!nrf r-r.-r.il f tl Aijir1 an -xi.llt! -zmrv f..r : K1!!'-I lit wjt! lit; .!!..! f n..i;i,.li. s. ; .Ii.-I .f h "l'!r;t Hit 1 .t!;i r :r n 11; !i. "l of itir1'I.iiip an i.l. tit. 1; !l-'l ol !l-a tn.J-tTi.ili.-. -f.n..l lU'UIy. l."V4 ; rulxMiri Ja action. irl-urs, l-'i. Total. 7;.. KILI.CI) IN ACTIO Crl. Jni;iM ; I t , -k S . M.i r-i'i-tto, Mich. ri:i vatijs. Ky r,i i.H.i-. iit-troit. Mi-h. 'rtl Il!l. K:mi. Iii Ivis:ht I.'.r.iiii K l". NVwsrk, O. An'.re-T KuiiW-!!. I.-tr'lf. Ml'!. Aii'lrrw M. Lln-lrc-u, Vriw .-ton Hill, II! I-.le ir L. M. 'nr.l. I Ihm. 111. Current It. i: ilrl. I.r.- C1tv. (i Arthur M Ut-Mi. StrbkMt. Ky. IIi:i I' HUM 1VOIMIS. L!:t. JoW r. MrHtvl I. I IliNl.oro. III. 'uKl';i:.I.s. f'.ion liny Al.rnni, Isex vlll. Ml-h. KifiMT I,y!- r.fi'n it.y. JIi.l- nvllle. Mich. Jrrj J. K.;itkv. '. v-!:;.,. u. ri:i'ATi K.Jwnr.I Kirkf.irt. S!..idyvi:i O. Ortr! i'o'.j,4-r. Il.iynnl, o. Uua-!1 Karl ;", K:i la m i zoo, Ml.-h. John Krri lj. Falmouth. Mich. I " I 1 1 Walter Maun, l'ort IN'eovory, O. H.irrv .1 ..;. !i Kurkvu ski, Itrlt, Mi- h. Harry II l:-i:i jlr, rV.stnr. O. !. lb v IJip!..; Cnlumha.. (). .I.irn-H .!'. j. !, Miariahan. Knshvlile, Jnd" lähvnnl Si'. r. 'If-vI.i nI. o. Hiiry r. Ti-itiM ori. Inhl;r-n. 111. IHM 1'KOM A(IIH:.T A.Ni OT1IKK r.rK(. "pl. Adlra S. r.ilfM.-kl. Chbnsro. 111. IMilVATJIS. Anthony .7. iW-ntN-v. Cb-vrlnnd. O. 'h..rfs K. Nelson, I.erov, HI. V.'llllani C J'utaM-v, lii.-.itro. I!L nif.ii or inK.K. si:i:;i: a.nts. Tloy i:. Mo.,r.'. I .-. itur. IM. .larrs J. I: . l ma ti . Sprln Rtlcü. 111. Cpl. ivte l;in!U. Chrvstuph? r. 111. I'KI VA'IT.N. Trank Hatfini. .Viibum. III. "h:: rls II. r.r' lwrr. Yui.'ncstmvn. O. larN'H T. Fount. Wlntrrr.. w-l. 111. ' I rMifr!' k If. K'upg-'l. Hol?itf, O. A !"! h. I.oii', 'larenre. Ky. ''I.Ti'iiiy I,ui .l. k, I'.rM-kf n rlilijo, Mlrh. -ill i: riri:i.!i-rsi, i lu' Irnmtl. n. Tuiry S!ihr.. TM'hk'". HI. lio5-,., H. Nl'I )iijn ll , l....t r O. rtri- i:. NfU. ii, Ttll City, Iml Kalph I.'. ;inr. I : rl. 111. StrHtlir l'rowitf, lloj.. Kr. r I .1. W'virum. I.an--a-fiT, ft AVOI IKI SKVKICKI.V. Serpt i:.lis-ii M. lml.th.l. IV tt-rsl.tirir. III. Ii NiiyJ.r Ürvi-n IIinnilirer. Vl--k-HfT.-. Ky. "nir.n. r Ilurslial K. VarI, New LIs-t-'H. llnl. l'HIVATi:. .-.ir I'. ik-r. Mnrisinll. O. IV.My r.anzi. W'tstvlli-. III. I.ir'n l'.axli-y, ('ryilon, Ini. ltuoll. P. It.tvl', Kanisey. In.l. Anthony Iaw"n. I'clt. ). Il.irvfv I. Iiin!nm, Sprlntrfn-M. 111. William M-vrr. Chl- acr . HI. William Pollorl. Iroiuvood, Mich. Karl . s hml'l, Indiana poll. Inj. I'Htrl. L J. ;ia kln. Clil'Hiro. Hi. ;orj:f Harrlngt-n, Jran.l Itiinlds, .Ml. h nrl..-ii Moon. Michigan ity. In-I. J'hn r I- Warrn. licasro. HI. ran is Zwlsl.-r. Cl-vi ind. O. WülMll I M.Uiliri-Y, T It IV ATI'S. IorU It. r.ciin. Athrna. O. lüriior 1VNT Itlni'llnctT. Akron. O. William Sf.d.hliM. Sarafi-. Ml.-h. 'harl' St-liilanffli. Akron. It. .T a iit-? .1. Oirran, 'hi'-atro. 111. Kila.inJ Punli itn. rast.-lii, ). .Inmt tlrtn. Terr Haut. Inl. .?7pf ;on-oskl. ToHmT . n Clinton irn. Inrf.n Vlow, 111. Panl.l .larvls. Wt-ll-vMl... O. .Tn I'. Johnson. 'liliac. III. Hpiiry .loliin.iii, I. tfT itv, O. .Tohn K'o'valskl, P.-troit. MI.li. Amlrcw J. I.ako. KMirefurm. 111. Kavir.ond J. Mill-. Akron. . Ch.trl. IVrna, Ill-liland Tark. Mich. W.iIo.t A Ito.lrlan. ChLae, HI. .lohn T.ni.rlnk, Hollatx!. Ml.-h. Wall.i'e II T!ii'i!Ds. Ke-n. Kr. Norval I,. TU-Nils. S1-.-i1..t.1. Mich. N'l. k I'.unron'. Chln-o. Ill ;o.rir' H ltotrlokos. l.-trdt. MIrh. UOIMIKI). (I)rer-f 1 ndrtenninr.l.) I. lent. I.'sfr W. Minor. S1,m.v vllh' roiil'oKAI.S Tony ItycoNkl. Chicago, 111 I.nthtT II .Marque-:. HopklnsTllh. Fav W. W. Sill..... ;.Tlaw, 111. l'ltlVATFS. William M. It.iii'l). ZH.l.i Ky. I..-W U ;r..v.-. S.-ottl .nol, HI HoloTt K.-ndri k. lianforil. Ky. 111. Kr. .ioji:i I . i,or. 1 forla. III. Charl.s W. Ml.?.a.-U. Fast St. Loul, I'll 'ir.as Moor. Mt. Vernon, In.l Andrew kattertnan. Hamilton, HER DAUGHTER WAS SAVED FROM OPERATION Mrs. Wells of Petersburg Tells How. rotor.-btir.cr. Va. "For two rears my daughter suCered from a -weak ness ana rins iu her riRht side; at times she was so bad she could not do any work. For two years sho was attended by the lest physicians here, and loth agreed that she vould have to le operated on. I suggested Lydia K. Pinkhani'a Vegetable Comiound, and at l:rst she refu.-od to take It, but finally consented. From the very belnnintT It helped her, and now she l.s entirely well, and tellins rvcrybodv how much good it has done her." Mrs. W. D. Wru, 226 North AJauis St., Fetersburg, Va. If crcry pirl who rufTers as Misi Weils did, or frcra irregularities, painful periods, backache, sldeacl.e. dragging down pains, lntlanir.ation or ulceration would only give this famous root and herb remedy a trial they would ioon nd relief from such, suffering. For special r.dvlco women aro asked to writo the Lydia K. Finkh.im Medicine Co.. Lynn, Mass. Th enco i. suit of forty years expertis at your icrvlce. For Baby Rash Itcriir., charing, scildir.g, al! irritations arol "ffnfM, nothinp heal like Sykes Comfort Powder In t xtraordinary healing and oothing poer i tioticeablc on fir?t application. 2Sc t the Vlnol and ether drug tore TLe Comfort Fodder Co., Boston, Mass.

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I rank III olek. t hU rik'o, Fl. Henry .Miller. W.Merlo... o MIshINg AC TION'. Lieut It .eil II. Fuller. CM'-airn. 111. pi. fi.-ors.- M. T.auirhlin. Streator, 111. I'ltlVATIX. Adolph liiere.. Ci.j.nK.. III. .'din I'atrl. k Madden, Cleveland. John Man l-ikleh-a. Chi.-air... II Mix Itappoport. Clnrlnnatl. o. I.enll F. Tllr. Votini'tnwn. C. Fdwar.J I;. I'.urrts. Jap Creek.. Ky. Mauley IJrlrr.es. Whitehall, 111 Kol.ert It. Knox, I'ef rhiirc. In. I. Irine H. Malmro. Chleu '.. Ill .1 hi) .vadlenak. Chi'air. it. ritlMiNKKM. I'vt. John .Ma.T.ie. Jr. Clilairo, HI. CITATIONS. The eoiumnndei In hlef. in the name 0 t!." president, has awnrde,! tho 11htii.uNhl sTvl e eross to the f .'dlow Inj iiaiii',j for the a'.t of extraof'.ua.Iy heroism def rlhed : SF()M) I.IF.FT. JOHN MUltUISON f de..a.sel. ;i"jnd Infantry I l.'JI.'t.JTO ) l'or extraordinary her . ism In a tln neatMollevllh; Farm. Fran.e. Oet. 14-1.", l'.M After liaison t.ni.er htween the Infantry Htid artillery and artillery Lieut. Morrison exemplified In the honest decree the tqdrlt of bravery, l-vot;f.u to duty and f.elf.Rnrrlfi(e. He rrale-I U-yond th front line In the faee ef lnfemte ra-hlpe K'in und artillery flrr with a telephone Btrapj. on his. hack In order to dlreet the preparatory fire of the artl'lery. On the following day h ar.ompa tiled the kdraiM-fd infnntry I.a(tal1'n in the attack and under the Most dlffh lit clroii.stnii'-e esthlithe.l and milntaiiied liaison with the artillery. In the faithful performance of these duties this fr.ill.int ofTher lost his life. Next of kin: Harley .1. Morrison, father, Ji;Ti Itrookllne u v. Cincinnati, U. PREVIOUS LIST. Th folio-wine easuHltle nre reported hy the Comniandlnir (Jeneral of the Amrlran Fxi.edltlona ry For.es: Killed In action, .'k'H; Hounded, lej;r?e undetermhjed, r.'l; wounded slightly. ITJl. Total, KILI.ni IN ACTION: Major Wm. . I,nnw 111. Aur.ra. III. CapL Harold Wyni.in Davis, Sycamore, Lir.FTKNANTS: Arrl.l W. ;ulhrnndNen. Chlcnco, Odrlo II. Shaw. Flymouth, III. IKter A. Arms, I.0ulvllle, Kr. Hurry II. Marsh. Iiurnett Creek. 111. In.l. Iln. Spt. Major Lawrence S. McCollum, Iienton, III. S Kitt; KANTS: Lawrence I-'. I rtzer. I;m tn. Kv. KIdon lio. k. Ilarnlilll. 111. " , Alfred lialley, Chirac, III. Cilen S. Crxy, Loralne, 111. Leroy Ieslie IiatiRiiian. Saranae, Mich. COitFuitALS : fJVrin I ra.ler, Toledo. O. .Tarnen II. Slo.ine, Davlsville, Ky. Herman J. Schmidt. Cleveland, . Meehnnlc Forest C. Weiser, Wostrr, Ohio. PUIVATKS : William Ct. lirnuer, S.itrinaw. Mich. .Tiikih F. HIcher, Alvaton, Ky. Leslie It. Adams, LlI.ertr rd.. Kv. . Frank Clpanskl. Chlc.ijro, HI. John Kohert I rtiry. West Louisville, Ky. Peter J. rufTr. Chlcjuro. 111. Ihirn.st V.. Finn. Franklin, Kr. Willie I. Means, Ieatur. III. Mollie. Parmlev. I'adsvllle, Kv. Thomas W. Fischer, Fd wardsvllle. Homer L. PlerNon. Wlll.shlre, o. Kadovan Ihnlevlck. Toledo. O. Thomas Itod-er. SeatonvlMe, III. Anthony .1. Schwah, Cim Innatl. O. .Tohn Swierczj nkl, Ietrt. Mich. Harold Henrv Thomiin, Younjistown 111. o. Farl U. Vankeuren. Kalama.oo, Ml.h. ;ilinloik F. Whltt. Frl. aim. Ill Henry ii. Herhen. Wilmette. III. William K. James, llocklaud, Ml.-h. WOIXDKD, (I)efrrep Fmlctermlned) COKPoKALsS. Hershal Otis Pancroft. Pay City. Mich. Frnest James iMirall, Monro, .Mleh. Oliver Potsel. Itrv.m, O. PKIVATKS. Herman A. Baltimore. Chlratro, 111. John Cttrtwrislit, .Toilet, III herald P. Clahauch. Columhus, O. Pert II. Paler. Clainesvllle. Ohio. Christopher P. PrNcoll. Chicago. HI. Frank J. (Jill. Indianapolis. Ind. ;eorre V. Auhrev. Madison, 111, Syro It. Hilton. Ceclli.i. Ky. Hoy Orvllle Keefer, Cleveland, O. I 'red Julius K.H-h, Hehron. III. Lyle L. Helms. Stewnrtsville, OhioP.Inier F.ut'cne Hill. Chicago. 111. I'cII.ert Farl Moore, Martinsville, Ind. Samuel Itashken. Petrolt. Mich. Vincent Krukowskl. Hay City. Mich. I'omlnlck Krupp. Cleveland. (. lavid Leonard Kalling. Sasriniw, Mich. Clarence II. Hauckhorst, Kenmore, O. lernest Henaud. Hlue Islantl, 111. Frank Kl.cl. Marlon. Ind. Fdw. J. ltochon. Chlcaco. 111. ieortre A. Wasrner. nevelatid. O. PwiL'ht S. Wallace. Sturirls, Kv. M Ol .MIKI Sl.KillTI.Y IN ACTION : LIH FT FN A NTS: West Culhertson. lncinn.itl, O, iJewitt F. Mullett. Columbia City. Ind. Master F.ng'r Fred II. I'rucker, Cincinnati, U. SFHOFANTS. Homer Oswald tibnon. Holly, Mich. Lawrence Lundy, Packard. Kv. Pert Arkema. tlrand Haptds, MIrh. Mayford Knill S..iIotT, Plymouth. Mich. O UtPoItALS. Walter Henry Lemke, Urand Harld. Ml.-h. Ovrar Lelph Pollys. n. Fnlon City. Ind. Frank It. Frsklne. Cambridge, Ohio. PHI V ATMS. n.'.vmnd Julius F. James . Adams, Hidjreway. III. Hiker, Dundee. Olf.-v Hrtniicn. Amherst. Ohio. John Ho'oert Harland Alexander. Ch1c.iiro. 111. Hayniond Davis, NlcholasvIKc, Ky, Stephen W. Darius. Chi. airo. III. Trank H. Huntington. Ci reeuberir. Intl. John F. Justice. Pikevllle. Ky. Leslie C. Kester, Crete. 111. Hert.ert MHtiiire, Akron. O. Fdw.ir.i S. Peterson, Che.tp-?on. Ind 'melius Handolpb. Ansel, Ky. Trumas H. Jennlnirs. Lowder, 111 Frank II. Najrel. Chicapo. III. HARD JOB TO BE MARTYR, CHICAGO PACIFIST LEARNS CHICAGO, Nov. 22. It's a prettyhard job to get to a martyr these days. Mrs. Ruth Innthal!, alleire.l pacifist and arrested on a seditionist charge, tried it. "Tut me in handcurfs and shackles, please," she pleade.l to an oltlcer. 'I want to bo a martyr." Sorry." he told her. "but I can't satisfy you. Rut I'll compromise by taking you to jail in a poli:. wa. troii." l'ut then Mrs. Lichthall learned that a police wapon is a covered vehicle from which no one could view her "martyrdom," so she balked. It ended by a very prosaic "cop" taking her to the bastile via a street car. s-he had previously been Kiven an opportunity of freedom on promise to stop her alleged seditious utterances, but declined. RRooKiNfis. m:v ri:i:xt. WASHINGTON. Nov. 22. A resolution by Sen. Lodpe of Massachusetts, fleeting Robert "S. Rrookins of Missouri a retrent of the Smithsonian Institute to succeed the late Charles W. Fairbanks, was adopted today by the senate. (Quinine That Toos Not AfTos t Head. Recaus. o! its tonic and laxative effect, LWATIVi: RROMO QIVNINR (Tablets) can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness or rln,:inr in the head. There is only n--Rromo Quinine." K. W. CltOVK'.S fci':iature on th box. 30c. Advt.

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