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Couch eonc. sained eishtlu. Signed letters on file. Order todaj II oner back if i fails. All Prosaists 31 S3 3,899 NAMES IN WAR GASUALTIE ON FRENCH SOIL 1,187 Killed in Action; 107 Pennsylvanians Give Lives Washington, Nov.

29. The total number of names on the casualty lists given out to day and yesterday amounts to 3,899. Of this number 2,108 were reported yesterday and 1,731 to day. 107 Pennsylvanians were killed out of the total of 1,187. The two days' report and summary follows: Killed in action 1,187 Died of wounds 349 Died of accident and other causes 13 tr.Ilaward olwii)' reoommcnded DXIBAZ FOR COUGHS, COLDS Bronchia! Asthma Oara of mtnir and observation convince him it vonld aafe2y, qaioklr and ton a bad confih nud iiivo instant reliei tionoliiul Asthma.

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Ernest V. Bennett. Sullivan. John Cannon, West Philadelphia. John ls.elly, Philadelphia.

Stanley L. Davis. Philadelphia, Stanley B. Garrett, Nelsons Bridge. Harry K.

Kelley, Carlisle. Glenn W. Spotz, Warren. Benjamin H. Spitzer, Philadelphia, William I.

Penry. Farrell. Frank II. TiUel, 1320 Walnut street HarriKhurg. Harry A.

Ilioke, Philadelphia. James B. King, Chester. Rudolph Hotter, Irwin. igmund Sirwinski, Duryea.

Eyhan Stone, Carlton. DIED OF 1MSEASR Privates Dominlck Funaro, Pittsburgh. George S. Betcher, Ellison Park. Harry R.

Leiby, Norristown. Edgar Shearer, Ilimersburg. AVOl.UKO (OF.fiRF.E VDETER llI.O Privates August H. Hiller, Philadelphia. George Kalinan, Philadelphia.

Alden Earl Noble, Kingston. AYOL'XDKD SLIGHTLY l'rivnte Alfred P. Frey, Pittsburgh. SIISSIXG IX ACTIO Lieutenant Joseph G. Molten, Philadelphia.

L'ornoral John M. Bretschneider, Broughton. Privates Franklin Cramer, Oakland. Charles A. Drew.

Pittston. William H. Bartholomew, Tatamy. Elmer F. Guutrutn, Lawsonham.

Irven G. Miller, La Mott. Gennaro Molinaro, Sewickley. elter N. Riley, Philadelphia.

Paul C. Thompson, Io emergency address given. Andrew Vrobel, Ashley. John A. Gray, Erie.

John Marinko, Hazelton. Adam James Salvadore, Glassport. Corbly Pierson Sams, Klrby, Green county, Thomas E. Lampman, Philadelphia. Franklin J.

Lewis, Moosic. Arthur E. Lint, Perryopolls. Joseph Packlnack, Williamsport. T.

Roach, Jermyn. Harry Arthur Steinbaugh, Wilkins burg. Franklin L. Whitman1, Williams port. jonn H.

Kunnen, cnerry Tree. Henry Venditti, New Castle. Elmer F. Zerbe, Tine Grove. The following list was iprinted this morning: KILLED IV ACTION Captain Howard Braddock, Mount Picas ant.

Sergeants William M. Smucker, Friedens. Leo Brazek, Philadelphia. Corporal Peter J. De Coursey, Pittsburgh.

Mechanics Alex G. Bloom, Clymer. Joseph Braunbeck, Wallis Run. Privates Irvin A. Chapman, Williamsport.

Harry Crossley, Philadelphia. Frank Kanopsky, Russelltou. Edward Smith, Phillipsburg. DIED OF IVOl'XUS Lieutenant George F. PoiTenberger, Folt.

Corporals Waid Ridenour, Avonmore. Wilbert L. Shumaker, Bloomfield. Earl Horsey, Germantown. William Loveland, Chester.

Filmore Withers, Florelle. Privates Dale Gibson, Pittsburgh. Judson M. Grimm, Smithlield. Joseph V.

Dalton, Philadelphia. An examination of the American press shows that the German wail for food, which was the first sign of life of a new born German Government, has not aroused any large amount of compassion over here. To many observers this "propaganda" is important as the opening gun of Germany's fight for a victory at the peace table. All our late full Germans, pro Germans and pacifists are expected to come out of hiding forthwith and "show mercy to the defeated." "They will come," predicts the Kansas City Star; "bearing bouquets, asking permission to offer consolation to the prisoner and to leave tracts and flowers in the cell. Heaven spare us now from mush." On the other hand, Mr.

Herbert C. the Food Administrator, says "there has been, a great deal of unnecessary furore in this country about feeding the Germans. We are not calling upon the American people to make any sacrifice with a view toieeding the Germans." Remove the water tight blockade and the Germans will take care of themselves." The leading article in THE LITERARY DIGEST this week November 30th takes up the latest phase of the peace negotiations and by presenting the sentiments of editors of all political persuasions gives the reader a concrete idea of how, America feels upon the subject of feeding Germany this winter. Other articles that will be of great interest to the American people upon subjects that concern them intimately, are: Wilhelm to the Bar of Justice The Coming British Elections The Swiss Center of Bolshevism The World's Strongest Fiber Curing Madness by Tooth Pulling Praise for American Poets Cold Water For French Good Will A Call to Repentance Meeting of Test Prepared by U. S.

Food Administration) News of Business and Finance MANY ILLUSTRATIONS, INCLUDING MAPS, Full Page Colored Map in This instructive Map will be eagerly welcomed by the readers of "The Digest," for on it they can easily trace the progress of the great Allied army of occupation in its triumphal march toward the Rhine. The map also shows the German territotry to be occupied by the American and Allied armies under the terms of the armistice. The "bridge heads" along the line are clear November 30th FUNK WAGNALLS RNto I If Literary I ft V' VTb Died of airplane 8 Died of disease 720 Wounded severely 127 Wounded (degree undetermined) 200 Wounded slightly 204 Missing in action 971 Total 3,899 The following are reported this afternoon: KILLED IX ACTIO Lieutenant Stuart L. Harlow, Lynn. Sergreunts James Klmer Lowe, Sllgo.

Fred Thomas Mahaffey, Warren. Clarence S. Pancoast, Philadelphia, Corporal Richard G. Weise. Philadelphia.

Hike J. ZoUUik, Homer City. Harry J. l.ucot, Pittsburgh. Louis L.

Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh. Kdward Fleisch, Philadelphia. David Sauberblatt, Philadelphia. Arthur T. O'Donnell, Pittsburgh.

Dale II. Ross, Freeport. Charles W. Tyson, Morristown, A ngoners Otto Louis Schramm, Gal.eton. Jesse W.

Hulmeville. Private Paul Bates, Pittsburgh. John H. Davies, Plymouth. Benjamin F.

Ginder, Lehighton. Anthony Lukaitis, Lester. Wralter McCartney, Hickman. Robert Ritchie, Philadelphia. Louis Rosensweig, Philadelphia.

John Aloysius Ashley. Emory H. Blackwell, Lloyd. Flick Alexander Kmick, Pleasant ville. Bladus Gcrstout, Donora.

William A. Dehart, Reading. Daniel A. Kautz, Kowenna. Kllwood G.

Paul, Philadelphia. Joseph J. Rapp, Shippensville. Lee P. Rishel, Uniontown.

Joseph Scialabra, Butler. George W. Fleischer, Butler. Meyer Freedman, Lancaster. rsn3 Joy And Happiness the Hour Pats tie Coming of Baby Draws Nearer Are You Prepared? No woman awaiting the Joy of coming motherhood should allow the days to pass without uslnp the wonderful penetrating application.

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It is just as standard as anything you, caa think cf. How The War Was Won The Contributing Causes of Germany's Defeat as Adduced by Authorities America, England, and Germany Number on Sale The OMPANY CPubliafcen of the To The President at the Peace Table Germany Playing "The Baby Act" How Aviation Has Done the Impossible How Influenza Got In New York's First Statue to an Actor Tolstoy Still Dreaming Foch "The Gray Man of Christ" 'The Great Army That Died" The Best of Current Poetry Personal Glimpsesof Men and Events HALF TONE PORTRAITS "ND CARTOONS "The Digest "This Week ly indicated, with the neutral zone shown in color; also the battle line as it stood when hostilities ceased at the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month of the year. Briefly, the entire region that will be most prominent in the news for a long time to come will be available for ready reference, through this map. It is worthy of permanent preservation. day All News dealers ItOUtlSBURG TEXEGRXPII NOVEMBER 29, 1918.

Robert Finch, Allport. Arthur W. Greiner, Erie. William Klrkpatrick, Cuddy. Roy A.

Musser, Lewlsburg. Harry Albert Phillips, Glenwlllar John Zawicki, Pittsburgh. DIED OF DISEASE Sergeants James J. Farrell, Parsons. John J.

Fischer, Philadelphia Corporal Anc'rew Glaser, Philadelphia. Privates George II. Bauer, Martin L. Bauer, Spring City. William II.

lilackton, Pottsville. Walter Exner, Mauch Chunk, F. Hughes, Philadelphia. Frank S. Jones, Altoona.

Patrick F. Lol'tus, l.lahanoy Plan George J. Null, Addison. Fred A. Pcarce.

Vamineta. Robert J. Phillips, Philadelphia, Vtngenzp Scopikie, Pittsburgh. Fred Vandermark, Nuangola. Felix L.

Wasiak, Philadelphia. WOUNDED SEVERELY Corporals William Gallaerher. Philadelphia. Cole Woodward Watson, Reading, WOUNDED (DEGREE INDETEK SI IX ED) Corporal i William I Schrack, Bridgeport. Bugler Floyd David Fischer, Reading, l'rivnte Walter E.

Schultz. New Kensing ton. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED Cnptnln John R. Ball, Tamaqua. Lieutenant Hons Herman Rous, 115 State street Hurrisburg.

Serircnnts Rrlwnrd V. ftpinmill. Williamspor Howard Frederick Kuder, Phila delphia. CnrnornlN Joseph Thomas Bailey, Phlladel phia. Claud Grimwood, Eloomsburg.

AVngoner Richard J. Hynes, Pittsburgh. Privates rhurini TTpppn PhiladelDhia. Samuel H. Feldstern, Philadel Anthony Fresinl, Pittsburgh.

William Mack, Sharon. Jacob Wolf, Philadelphia. MISSING IX ACTION Scrgennt Harry M. Burnell, Philadelphia. CnrnornlH ifinvflu Albert Cochener, Warren.

John J. McEnroe, Philadelphia. Joseph Adamson, Philadelphia. l'rlvntes Rrnest Sierfried Anderson, Rossiter, Ray C. Brant, Cairnbrook.

Herman Chottlner, McKeesport. Nathan Croasmun, Valier. Thomas A. Dougher, SebastopoL Samuel Govberg, Philadelphia, Joe T. Chervitch, DuBois.

Henry J. Conlin, Homestead. John Couckeles, Philadelphia. John H. Deitrich, Lykens.

Earl Kahler, Lancaster. Michael Kochmer. Steelton. Samuel Landis, Manheim. Clarence A.

Limpert, Pittsburgh. George M. Markley, Weissport. Rowland. Noli, Brackenridge.

Adam Novik, Jerome. Willard R. Johnson, Muncy. Frederick Keyser, Philadelphia. Frank Joseph Olinzock, Stauffer.

Stanley Price, Glassport. John Sarnkowski, Philadelphia. The names of those reported yes terday morning are: Lieutenant Hugh T. Shallanberger, Vanderbilt. Corporals James M.

Smith, Germantown. in 10 Cents Fmou NEW Standard Dictionary). NEW YORK James H. Tinline, Philadelphia. UuKier James F.

Hammond, North Van dergrift. I'rlvatea Arthur W. Bardo, Bloomsburg. Ij eorge Bloch.t Danville. Saverio Calvaresi, Conshohocken.

Wladslaw Domozych, Scranton. Alexander Johnston, East Pittsburgh. Jlartin Swanson, Pittsburgh. Charles M. Urophy, Heading.

Morris Goldstein, Philadelphia. Albert S. Hutot, Bryn Mawr. Isnatz Kosln. New Castle.

Edward J. La Fontaine, Philadelphia. Paul S. Brown, Blalrsville, Indiana county. John Cheek, Central.

Joseph 51. Shives, Connellsville. James Judge, Pittston. Walter Seville, Mercersburff. Stephen A.

Leonard, Gibsonia. Herbert L. Webster, Tioga. DIEIJ OP WO VXDS Scrmcant Robert J. Martin, Philadelphia.

Prlvntcs Charles P. Aikens, Kittanning. Dominic Colaizzi, Pittsburgh. William C. Grabe, Butler.

Relious Latney, Philadelphia. James A. McTiernan, Braddock. Frank N. Miller, Pittsburgh.

Norman M. Mitchell, Sharon. Oscar Frank Pelta, Pittsburgh. l.uch Stifenell, Norristown. Domenico Stratta, McKees Rocks.

Charles Troster, North Wales. Eugene Watson, Palaski. Robert Burns Wilcox, Youngsvllle. George F. Yukas, McKees Rocks.

DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT Private Wilbur F. Brightwell, Washington. DIED' OK DISEASE Cnptnln Benjamin C. Detchon, Pittsburgh. Sergeant Nicodemus P.

Baker, Garret. Corporal rOnan Hfghtower, Philadelphia. Privates Nick Garofale, Sharpsburg. Edward F. Foebley, Warren.

SEVERELY Privates Ralph A. Azer, Philadelphia. Salvatore Filippe, Erie. Salvatore Fort, Bethlehem. Victor Klees, Milton.

Ray E. Parker, Westfleld. Kllwood M. Schell, Philadelphia, John W. Swopei Jamestown.

WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETERMINED) Corporal Willis J. Irvin, Spartansburg. Wagoner Harold J. Hill, Philadelphia. Privates Thomas Connors, Meadville.

Tony Delop, Butler. Andrew R. Farnsworth, Bellwood. Dnviil R. Fifikcnbiiidcr, New Cumberland.

John Frew, Saltsburg. Clyde R. Huston, Altoona. Irank Jagiolka. Swarrytown.

WOUNDED SLIGHTLY ScrifCant Ralph W. Fenner, Hummelstown. Corporals Max Case, Spartansburg. Ralph F. Ogden, Philadelphia.

Privates Louis Berliner, Coatesville. Lawrence W. Fentzel, Tarentum. Arthur H. Ginn, McKeesport.

John A. Heck. Philadelphia. Osbourne H. Werkheiser, Easton.

Walter Wise, Lancaster. David R. Moore, Wrightsville. George Murphy, Philadelphia. Thomas C.

O'Donnell. Everson. Louis A. Ostertag, Philadelphia, MISSING IN ACTION Corporals Francis Hanigan, Chester. Earl Seiner, Doylestown.

liiiiilor William S. Davidson, West Home stead. Cook Fred H. Welshons, Turtle Creek. Privates Louis Cohen, Philadelphia.

Carmine Dellaniprete, Jeanette. Joseph Demkowski, Natrona. Joseph Butkus, Scranton. Mark De Stefano, Turtle Creek. Samuel Porkress, Philadelphia.

Albert Thomas Pyers, Homestead. John Spiegel, Johnstown. Hanford Russell Wright, Johns town. Joseph Veneasky, Mount Pleasant. Philip B.

Anderson, New Castle. Joseph F. Begosh, Port Griffith. Charles L. Blanchard, Kittanning.

Adam G. Crumpton, Turtle Creek. Andrew Cull, Erie. Armando Fontana, Pittsburgh. Albert C.

Pottsville. Judson Hunter, Leechburg. William P. Kray, Columbia. Bruno Landini, Blythedale.

Clyde Palmer, Blairsville. Anthony Refalko, Greenwood. John W. Robinson, Altoona. Vincent McCarriher, Glen Willard.

The following names were reported yesterday afternoon: KILLED IN ALTllN Sergeant John W. DeHaven, Liverpool. Robert W. Hassler, Lyons. Sherman C.

Starrett, Philadelphia. Raymond G. Swanboro, South Fork. Corporals Harry R. Fatheringham, North Braddopk.

Edward Longacre, Norristown. Abram K. Street, Philadelphia. George C. Wilson, Philadelphia.

William Robert Zerbey, Shamokin. Mlchele Vescio, Buena Vista. Roy Weidner, Erie Privates Benjamin R. T. Boyce, Plymouth.

Anthony Jusinski, Johnstown. Mike Korch, Rankin. ODseph J. Kummer, Shamokin. Picter Lemanski, Pittsburgh.

Thomas Maxwell, Rajh.mel. John H. Kwiatkosky, Natrona. Joseph P. Lantosh, Lansford.

George E. Long, 1037 Rudy street, Harrisburg. Benson C. Louden, Logania Perry county. Pasquale Russo, Washington.

Doyle D. Asliburn, Carlisle. Joe Battaglia, Glenshaw. Robert Ignacious Drumm, Philadelphia. Daniel S.

Nagle, Philadelphia. Charles F. Schaub, Philadelphia. John R. Scheppman.

Philadelphia. Harry Schlacter, Pittsburgh. Arlie E. Wheaton, Westfleld. William E.

Wine, Philadelphia. DIED OP WOUNDS Lieutenant Leon R. Mead, Newberry. Sergeant David Thomas Rosse, Shenandoah. Mechanic Robert H.

Davidson, Pittsburgh. Privates Frank A. Dornenburg, Carnegie. William Boardman, Minersville. Herbert A.

Fischer, Philadelphia. Leonard L. Johnson, Kane. Carl W. Neff, Harbor Creek.

John Christian l'elfcr, 419 Cumberland street, Ilnrrlsbiirg. DIED IN AIRPLANE ACCIDENT Sergeant Clifton J. Ross, Parnassus. DIED OP DISEASE Privates Marvin F. George, Catawlssa.

Lester D. Glowner, New Holland. Thomas N. Cupps. West Bridge water.

William C. Law, JFord City. Thomas H. Parsons, East Bangor. Thomas E.

Seeley, Dyberry. John H. Lohr. Coleman. Leon A.

Miller, Philadelphia: Franklin S. Schmoyer, Allentown. Samuel C. Smith, Mount Ariel. Sherman V.

Miller, James D. Newns, Philadelphia. John J. O'Boyle, Wilkes Bare, Edward Quinn, Erie. WOUNDED SEVERELY Sergeant Joseph L.

Kasper, Philadelphia. Privates John R. Strookbine, Philadelphia, William R. Wetzell, Pottsville. Cyril James Hanlin, Ashville.

Thomas J. Lavelle, West Philadel PhOreojrr J. McGarrigle. Philadelphia, WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETERMINED) Corporal William P. Walker.

Philadelphia. Privates Aaron Walter Burger, Gardners. John Oliver Herber, New Tripoli. Lehigh county. William Johnson, Philadelphia Norman A.

Paxton, Philadelphia. David Thompson. Brockwayville. Balllngten B. Lessig.

Pottstown. James J. Lvneh, Philadelphia. Paul E. Mahon, Scotland.

Bernard Mundel. Ronco. Edward Robinson. Philadelphia, Joseph Roman, Pittsburgh. Freeman J.

WimSier, Bethlehem. John McN. WolfeA Pittsburgh. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED Lieutenants Carl Clinton Tinstman, Kittanning. Oerwin D.

Adair, Scranton. Corporal Albert Paugh, Danville. Privates Ira M. Bollman, Everett. Richard J.

Faber, Philadelphia. Vincenzo Forcellinl, Johnstown. Jerome W. Kerckhoff, Lancaster. Thomas.

J. McHivle, Philadelphia. Ed ward James Romese, Ginter. William K. Schlott, Lincoln.

Benjamin P. Sykes, Wallingford. MISSING IN ACTION Cojporals George Peter lleiter. Fairhaven. John S.

Schantz, Reading. Joseph J. Farrell, Scranton. Admiral G. D.

Thompson, Madera. Mechanic Harvey Roy Gould, Petrolla. Cook Thomas Patrick Lyons, Coulter. Privates Frank J. Arick, Philadelphia.

Malachy J. Broderick, West Philadelphia. Percy A. Chronlstcr, 1533 N. Fourth street, Ilarrisliurg.

Alphonsus E. Flannlgan, Jermyn. Walter E. Glessner, Shippensburg. William Henn, Mount Oliver.

George Dalstone, Philadelphia. Helmer Danielson, Straight. Roy Charles Cable, New Cumberland. James Donlon, Philadelphia. Bruce S.

Smith, Berwick. Oscar Liebernyan, Philadelphia. Antoni Nitowski, Natrona. William C. Robinson, Pittsburgh.

Joseph N. Saylor, Hazleton. Francis Weeks, Mahanoy City. Ernest Zaicaretti, Chester. Peter J.

Duddy, Upper Lehigh. Duillo Nlccolai, Hazzard. Amio E. Poux, Meadville. David A.

Ritchie, New Eagle. Stephen Schrandt, Philadelphia. Austin Snyder, Connellsville. Jan Jaslnski, Natroifa. Angelo Juliano, McKeesport.

Frank L. Klotz, Philadelphia. Lynn Martin, Westfleld. William Martoski, Girardvllle. Joseph John Santella, La Belle.

MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES KILLED IN ACTION Benjamin Sustin, Philadelphia. Angus Arbuckle, Manor. Joseph R. Caldwell, Pittsburgh. William strnim nil at DIED OP WOUNDS RECEIVED 'mJ AUTION Corporal Edward O'Donnell, ESston.

Privates William J. Lacey, Philadelphia. Joseph P. MacHatton, Pittsburgh. Edgar Sheets.

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Payments as low as $6 Monthly III! W7tn i In mi ri'in SEVERELY WOUNDED Private Paul Lubawskl, Carnegie. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED Private William O'Brien, Philadelphia. MISSING IN ACTION Corporals Ray R. Schenk, Pittsburgh. Paul E.

Shepard, New.Galilee. Privates Malvln W. Bamford, Pottsville. Edward Buchler, Ridgeway. Henry C.

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