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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1918. PAGE OF AMERICAN WAR NEWS. - during his third engagement with @y 1 } > ROSENWALD 10 CHEER UP Germans. le is SL years old and wi H connected with the banking firm | SOLDIERS AT THE FRONT Andrews & Co, of No, 27 Pine Street. \. , o Ue — i Ai yt to Them one of A Messag: e ‘ ‘ull Support at Home in H a t . Ss and After the War. fromitea quar ers | PARIS, Aug. 27.~On a mission un- 4 | precedented in warfare, Ju: Rosen- | wald has arrived in Europe as a repre- . sentative of the War Department. He jis to talk to American soldiers, man to man, about conditions at home, telling them ‘of the vocational opportunities ‘ that. await them on. their return, and] aaah ea) of American up prt and |sympathy. He carries with him a spe RAY. Merman, Waller, Ten: cla} message from Secretary of War One Marine oo Ca and Two| 2. ary 4. Wins * 6 | Baker, apenking, for the American; : OF WOUNDS. people 5S line , he enwald we 6 uniform “ rmy Rolls Show Ninety- Private sn American officer, but without tithe Peanuts ; One Killed in Action mT MR or rank phd hdd H e . Mii nce ! 2 BL A Ce santo, NOT AWARE SON IS OVER, | with one cused | | 4 WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—A total of | DIED FROM pgiRPLANE ACCI-| PS re aud Vanilia Chocolate * e carrie two army | NT. jother o | ” $41 names are carried abd GHUHeR, Rows te Kept Prom ite ntoa generous bar.’ casualty lists and one Murlne COmPs) iii. yun Geutenae The mother of Serat. Joseph G. Bar UERBA list issued to-day. This makes the WOUNDED SEVERELY. Jrows, who is listed as everely wound AUERBACHLS i grand total of casualties in the Amer- Lieutenants. jet * “g sock ba ide teak ih Chocolates ACH bern at he ie overseas, She has been | jean forces 24,266 to date Howat a) Hy Ss Jand relatives are afraid that the worr and Candie: In the list of 151 issued to morning GARI Maurice 1. Stutahton, "Wie Ad 19°35 7 Bias PA On Sale papers there are: Killed in action, | “0/0. Chevelle, 8.'O, he wounded man entisted in WhereverYouare 3 Sergeants. t reerliny hortly after. the 1 @; missing in action, 4; wounded 8°] voyicoy award Wo. A. i, Wee tion of wa ustained bh nju verely, $8; dicd of wounds, 4; dicd of] BARROWS, Joseph’ G. 81 E. Ninth! St., New York, Rey. | | gecident and other causes, 1; died of | ifoar WEY, Seton" ¢ ? ii disease, 2; died of acropiane accident, Carter, O% iKilmicha 1, Sie, A 1; wounded slightly, 1; wounded, de- J" kouth Boston, Mass, | ’ H ere undsteraiied, 2 Annual August Sale H \ In the afternooh paper list of 150 Galteston, Re Ss | " ; Corporals. { there are: Killed in action, 41; miss- > er >» 4 ing in action, 3; wounded severely, | {MISTHAM- dames 1. Sieutangh, stich ew FF 1anos and ayers a 88; died of wounds, 18; died of acci- | a tr td Pu t,t ‘% tt u 4 dent and other causes, 3; died of dis- | 40000 Huey, Toru, Mins jena ee diet aaa S| DRCOUKVAL, “Wittel Pirnest, Fist, Mick, 5 | | ease, 1; wounded, degree undeter-|Giison. Vite, Lor Arution Cal | MERICAN S TEACH TOMMIES TO PLAY GALL "stvts ‘ ; | | mined, 7. bb debates Stephen, 42 Diamond St. KADEL AND WEST ONFIDENCE and reli- | In the Marine Corps list of 34 are: paren, Svea Nt Ian Kan 1 cere. Fi RECON LE TIE. Fea | ance in this house are bs i |! Killed in action, 2; missing in action, | KMUDES George, . BARKLEY, Jamon Ay, tivermore ly FO n] Ae ; ‘ i St; ‘wounded soverely, 2; dled ot MAO NAN Mey anes, Doewe,| ARRERS Uru. pl n Y, REPORTER MISSING ‘WOUNDED 16 TIMES, OD FOR TROOPS HELD UP ee ae ae 4 2. rau bal ward CROOKS Car F.. “Ae i ting you when you i wphe tots tei RENO ri el IN ACTION IN FRANCE — AMERIC SON; | ‘BY STEVEDORES' TRAE: 9 , The total of the three lists follows: | SPM H. Mac! wk he | ana | roa tnene and, Biatrevilie Ry a A ERI AN FIGHT ON; | BY EVE E STRIKE your ‘piano - the ¥ filed in action, #1; missing in action, | MABUBSUN, Wylie, Maquoig Resi ha ) i (Pounds, 7A: died of accident, 4; died |TURNDI, “Jame B., “Mastiuarile, Sergeant. Lieut. Quincey S. Mills Wrote of en emanding aturday Ha mount. fa t ine 66 DESGLER, We, W.. Beedine, Po “Pitehforking” Masses to ar Round Delay Ship , of disease, 3; died of aeroplane accl-| = Cook. Privates. PUGHIOERIG) “Masses OF Another Keeps On Battling Ger-| | iigiys Ye : The year 1918 marks our dent, 1; wounded slightly, 1; wounded, | "’'GARVEY, George, Ter BRUNETO, Prank, Negaunes, Mich German Troops. i | *With Tons of Beef. Figh degree undetermined, 9. Total, 341. Privates. FASCIAST, Jamas,” Chariesion, Mane | mans on Woevre Front After . Ria A niversary ghty- iow: ADCOCK, Timon Bethel Drennon, Hock laland, | BIGNOTI), srecmane, Wale Lieut. Quincy Sharpe Mills, Company | A. ship ntaining man and ROR y iene army lists follow: her TALDEITOCNDE, aul Catieron, W G, 168th Infantry, City Hall report sr for His Nose Is Blown Off. tons of frozen for | ' one years’ experience ‘ AUiaiiLEY, Fred, Whitewood, Sask,, Canada, | HITT Uf, Paul Caer, Wis 7, p | : KILLED IN ACTION. JASKISS. “Charu” W.. ‘Lariat, Hee St. Fernando,” Fort” Heajaain Har ening Sun for a number of years,| WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY [troops in. Fran ; piano makers permits us to make the best selection ' Captains. eaverd we ! “lhe {s reported missing In action since July IN FI ; 37 |this port pending a : c i lw and, " 8 dm na N FRANCE, Aug. 27. o uments. nave the he OOK. and ear’ ADAMS, John Carver, Brooklyn Navy erat, “Kad Claire, Wie PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF |g) Word to this effect has pean re (eke haaslaies rsie) iciba ai atavad tie at f instruments, All hav the Kna . ry } Yard, N.Y BEsUA), Wadace U. Donelson, ‘Tena. WOUNDS, NOW REPORTED ceived from the War Department by his SORICAN bow! fit plant 5 friger onr full guarantee. ‘This assurance of high quality . wi i RICAN courage and * Py . VALBNTINE, Vrenk C., Ottawa, Can, BLAUVELT, Frederick H.. 1245 Flat- WOUNDED, DEGREE UN- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mil'é Sey ow, cae alae Waac Company, 17th a with low cost cannot he equaled. Here is your Lieutenants. bleh Avenue, Brooklyn, in DETERMINED. of No. 190 Wadsworth Avenue. again w ' : P : | Avenue, because the 1 beer a k Re PR, Conan Mp Wiledsitle. wy, | BNL Gust A Meuse: Wine “ee PO Lieutenant. Mills was a warm personal friend of urday night when units OM |grantdd a hilt holiday Saturdaya ali opportunity’to make a fine investment. i DEERING, Win AST AL y if ane: te (vedo ra. HADDIX, Pete, Erenwood, W, Va. Major John Purroy Mitchel, Col. Roose the Woevre front repulsed a | ar round. . a > { ru Pu eta ee oper, Fuente, fe. os velt and other prominent men. Befure| German raid without serious loss Forty beef handlers of a day ga Sale commences at 8.30. Open until 7 P.M. GLOV EM, Snot Samuel Herbert, Chpietod, W. Va. MARINE CORPS CASU- his departure for France, Major Mitchel One Amtrican sustained six- 1 eighteen of a night Kang quit work + Hho’ dade W'. Max Meadoma, Va. ALTIES. presented him with an automatic pietol.| teen machine gun bullet wounds |yeateriay. Capt. Frank ins, whe 5 - Fn Ree OSTA S. Tn a letter to hn parents dated July| “three tm the eait of the lex, ton [hin charge of the loading at x of th New Upright Pianos ' BRICK, Warren, Vaigtersille, Ky. yess Ypaae. U,4, Gess KILLED IN ACTION. 22 Mills vividly described the American} petween the knee and the waist | la i r refrigerators in : SAVAGE, Archur Vandevewr, [*hiladelphia, ey iar Privates. advance that began in July. ilere are three in the arm—but fought this vicinity, has made plans to have : raring i a aed Tas Fourth Street |SHORMARDR Willa Kee feomney, Ww, va some seep ah He “willl recover and be able , [the nikce fied HETHER required to start the little fingers on the ( \ | PWIN Haiph B Hot prin, ve. | DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED “And phenicay te penises the Amer! to return to the fray. The aol \ boll ad Tella Ad penne first steps in music, oF for the sheer delight of playing ¢ Wook, Wun id saloon, Ne, . HALL. edward | IN ACTION. bong “anna Ear [i esha boy ida oe dier probably holds the American | iin “Uding “picket duty an’ the four on a fir Irument, these pianos are a great investment. ; | LARSIN® eter W.. Sau Stigudl, Cal, my. nk alee Ww many months yet of bitter, fighting, but| Fecord for ne Uisiees pues streets surrounding the plan n ] MOMS toler Wuitin We \ 1 a Fon Wor |the backbone of Prussidn aggression} Another American was bai { {dating thone who seek to take the $ } ‘ONTI, Charles Willian, Ruperior, Wis, ’ 'e e . " he omac o laces | y ( giMoNao® SN Set Se We Te Weldoo, Swéatchewas, | WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION | lias been broken, * ¢ ¢ wounded in the stomach from | piac | Tomorrow Only Craltes, Holle, te, Mich \. Harold D., King Fisher, Okla Captain. “At one point they (the fragments of a grenade and his —> woucinoK or gi ae nd te ee eA ei Lawrenee (Alien, Cineisinatl, | Tousen, Arthur H., Wilkes Barre, Pa, reached the —— Regiment’ nose was blown off and his face | Rede on War Priogities ] orporals. MOwich” Juatey’ C.. Varker, ‘Tein, ; Private. diary position, but twg comp: F torn. He continued to fight the WASHI N, Aug Seore i PO eta Cmte ASS Tene BORIS, Wiliam (A. Lindiay, ila, | KELLERMAN, Herman, 408 18th| ine ‘When the roll le callod up yonder! Germans and bad almost to be Atleld to yaa ae nember {| —— 7 eadlagy ee Hila PAGE Santa eta’ Mina, Avenue, Long Island City, N.Y. | we'll be there’ struck them like & ham-| forced to go to a dressing station i mister of the Wa New 88-Note Player Pianos a eee PAH NO Neate, Wis MISSING IN ACTION. |mer of steel and did not brine back a J ‘ Mis app. \ Ger, Putnel City, ¥ TORN eters foe OSU oy | Sergeant. | single prisoner from the mass they lit rr to industr i Mlerton, New ‘Hichinonds” Wis eeNcei( Prank “anion, “Hern Wis, | pALusis, Jona C., New Phila, 0. erally picked up on the points ot thei ‘« INDICTED On SPY CHARGE; “ In a recen PLAYER PIANO such as this adds a wonderful new Marion, \weeland Ha i sytiey Unlon Mis Im : Carporal rooeyens tn ae d gack a ne aie ai hy i re at pleasure to the home. 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Joserh P. : ay ones w Met ON 2TTOW RoUpaLk ma, Chivas RD dohn By Lanceiers Pee fe Shia Private ROWATARE: Banke” alia, Da Hitabins . o ‘ | San Francisco, Krapayarowers appearing tnd RAR urge r ase Mich, i Li, Onn pa les Wich Did Twenty Three Laundry Employees SAN FRANCISCO, Aug rere | me Onn Amz uiiure. amvnlttee | AIL. “J, Ear St Che Sharelticte Killed and Sixty Injured in officials believe they will be aple to jinity Reis fu Ya a ; i PAUL, John, ‘Gi9 E. 26th St, Pater- MINBURN, CAIESIE hn i | Gamaninad a itae dea ries aeons on be 2 as to All bear the full Knabe Guarantee son. . NCGROLES” nevane B OWEN, Itichard: Chicago | isa See i ; 9 1s how : ‘ 3 zi RAC STS satin, Runa (OANA aration antucn ‘sets, | uate [ichard. Chicas | wasinnan Details of [tending through Russla, Sweden and \ji¢ Veanipr : Generous allowance for pianos in exchange” | Shove loin Conway Is South Amboy, N. J. Y Giisdiag “J. Attlobrs, Sess, |the recent shelling of an Apherican Rea the Unite 0.08 the result Of tne eee tc arane rower! Terms to Suit Your Pocket — Better Than Renting q faigene. Yale, iy PATE, ‘Tirie R., Rockingham, | ks 4 cin tas, | indie ere yesterday o! d dedi t spe hs wanae’ Wit [POOIMAN." wémont, Arcola. 6 IGHEMICK, Harty 8, Coolietont 0: Cross bathhouse for Belilan soliters|indictment here yesterday of Allardt ——>———_ t Cicoine, Italy Mich, honk Taw re. be haa aie en itios wc saat ee staan xy, |near the Belgian front in hich t jvon Den Mussche Muench and ward Crowder Calls 1) More Men, | \ Hetiolt, err, 8 PH, Willignt 1... Wahoo, “Neb, : ty-threo Belgian employees dwere killed {Michael Zacho, Muench, allas Kurt WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—Pennsyl | Bertre, Toon: Washington, te RAMCOME Haivart Mic sel Milartmood, aieh, | SCIUPPENEM, ovine. Lattimore, Ma and sixty others injured, wefe receivel| Brunner, 18 sald to be a nephew of yinia and Tllnels were called upon by | RUAGE, Biman 1 afeaicn, Mo DPM UG Jann Henry Eases Mittin. ve | PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED |to-day at American ‘Red’ Cross head-|tormer German Ambassador Count von dre ta\ turnigh S.oa white seer te a Nit fe wrth cm HCN jimin’ biniad’ Wipple Yaa, | +: IN ACTION, NOW REPORTED quarters, ‘The three leg ‘ullding®. | pernstorft. Secret papers are aid to MUiAdA tae eenbral lee ee arerooms - Fi eat | AVY ODD. Wi Andiew, Towa (ity Tan ON DUTY. including a laundry fumigating +y in addition to the number fixed in the room: oF h Av Oba Aine Fh Mit auke Omaha. Neb, |have been found sewed in Muench’s I 4 n he number fixed in the - DS. William. St. Louis, Mi awe iain: Sergeant, plant, gave employm to about 200. | keneral September call. Hach State will Futon ae *, i. Maney: d Detroit KNGHUAN, » 0. A shell hit the roof of the laundry | clothing. furnish 2,500. | i iT. Ernest F an ¥ pores, &, —- jof the bath pout 11 o'vlock fn the Muench is reported to have bt CARA Homan Gheentiett lan’ K | Americans in Canadian Casualties. | morning. Fragments pgnetrated ali|German officer captured by . a aa Phas char: tedinnapols, Wilts tome, 8. OTTAWA, Aug. 27.—The names of |three structures and destroyed them, early In the war. Zacho, reputed head | Bh ay R. Fred, Chacinnall, ing DE Red Citas, Hee, the following Americans appear on|Men, women and children were hurlol /of the spy syatem in. Stockh eon —— " WhAR Veter T Statison, Wis, , . Newberry B.C, |to-day's Canadian overseas casualty |in every direction, Parts of bodies |#ent to procure hia release and finally y aeaee nat contre, Cane aa tone” lize Wounded. Eh vce anit [nore €auad in tou surest |reacnea ‘China within.” They ame DO YOU BUY THRIFT STAMPS REGULARLY? BON After Lenont Chetek” Wis UNI rt Peter, Sault Ste, Marie, * Ww. Dub - q An hour after the shell b [here on forged passports, it ts sileges SNNOR, Frank} (Berlin, Wis Mich” Tenn.; W. Dubois, Franklin, N. E : Zacho has been held at Ellis Island aL Yara eatitiae cet | niko Jamey 1.) Leckhan, 8. 0, N. Hirris, Springfield, Mass.; W. D.|/n® @ soldier found the’ arr |New York : PHU LDS, "Dewey, Raglan | RAPRON” area oretisty, Hee Grass, Milo, Me. N J. Bosanko, (doy in a vacant lot: Lt fa 5 er SRT BS” Leste AU Tain Rue j Mase Sandstone, Minn; ©. C. Peterson,| Tho en 8 were es driven O8T, ank S,, San, Rafae Lb re. ky New York City; A. H. Valiguette, fr, 3elgian towns rman i tty WSK Francinark, “Chicagn, Gieude Bi Maile Ong cig RL: A. M. Boot, Emma, Col; T. Al rie s, Coine aie aig gill 1 BMA, Jacob, Baltimore aercok, W. Ve. | Mam Hort. Forty Fort, Pa, nton, St. Louis: KE. B, Simonson, | support er widowed mothe SUIT { E § | Tay etre RYDYUSN I Prank lone, «Cambridge, Mass.; H. Y. C,|Said to her mother: “It doesn't matt JED OF WOUNDS RECEIVER IN| ROGERS Vorest Soha! tentin.. So Brooklyn, N. Y.; H. Alexander, Cht-|will be dressmaker and we will get | Bit ' ~~ SCH EL, Wil n cago; R.' Cragg, Central F ri ACTION. Syrh tia Bani fie oe oe Sapot i Cine rai Falls, R long. | Shoes $50 a F Tenaclorc y : S\ensa's, Paul d allantyne, ovidence, R. L; EK. -—_ | Shoes $50 a Pair and Spool of Co al een eaptaln JELNGA ATE, lon Ok, Hill, Dorchester, Mass.; A. W. Win- | Ls P Wedn es day---a Sa le of | noi aed i tkuean nets JEMETHE, Phoman' S's Heliport” Conn dle, Bh Jawrence, Mass; oT, A PLANES DROP PROPAGANDA.) ton $6, Says French Governess ~ { Tel MAton. 0 ‘alker, Medford, Mass.; wemay, s HEALY. getfersoh A. 540 W. 113th) Cittck Romane. le | Ishpeming, Mich.; F. J. Bridge, Hop- | ttalians Scatter Manifeston 4 —No Soap or ese, i J te . it. N.Y, ae har Fs le |kinton, Mass; C. G. Peeples, Hart- \V Qa S v settizelin” tee P., rida hla i cir fais, Sey, | inton,, Maas: C. G. Peeples, Hart: | °°" ‘eat ut Mavanta, TI Aug: AL<ilah. peioee omen's Satin Dresses Sergeants, Monga. Lrettoit |Me.; G. Baxter, Philadelphia; H. Hi] BERNE, Aug iGO olnelanan Pp for all neceasary artfcles of bas PP. Pottstown, Pe. ard Hever Falla Wis Ogilvie, Buffalo, N. Y.; J. Starlite,|tecently dropped propaganda mani-| a Siething aba bale ; y - } BEBE cnt ents. Fromont, Neb.” Wi Bznialie, “WM | Hingham, Wis.; 'N. Kirkpatrick, Phil. |festos on Agram, capital of Slavonia} fneq and clothing are: belne The Much Wanted Fall Material Corporal. pr ort, Conn. jadelphia; J. F. McCue Bedford, | and Croatia, according to Austrian ad | paid in Prague a, & HUGHES, Bugenc M,. Monon, Ind. wing. Wnty “ateo, | Mass.; E. P. Erickson, ( a vices received here to-day ing to a repatri. neh & - Privates. Wh >. The people at first thought the | erness who has arrived at Evian- >Ve: ow Fe > wing ane hej CHLASON ron BL N. ©, i oe | Six Deathy in Air Accidents tn | were Austrian machines d buting | les-Bains, on the French frontier. In seven new I all models, she wing draped skirts, panel effects ie Rue” argon Frat, ihuainrge ainaeoste : [Propaganda for the Austro-Hungarian | She says pork sells at $4.80 a or fringe trimming and in the desired Fall colors of brown, black | Ma HL, Boot MAK, “Shoot pee a WASHINGTON, Aug. Six deaths | war loan, The manifestos proclaimed| pound, fats and butter, $8 a : { shar . : were caused in aviation accidents in| Italy's adherence to the ideu of an in-| ound fala and fuiter | and navy. Sizes 34 to 46 Ba Musician. fying flelds in this country during tha | dependent Slav nation. | p i" : Re attian na PR. tay 1) GUTH, Frank W., Srracues. y » the War Depart coffer & pound; cocoa and TUBYRAKE, | Jos Pa oe Mechan ! Phere was one| Agram is 160 miles southwest of $16; exgs, 40 cents each; a 4 WATeRHOUsi. Casi 7. "Priladetohia, areas i arene F y $ hours of yin.) Vienna and about 140 miles eeast of n'a sult, $210; a yard of cloth 35 00 DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND Rn Niiey Warmer Resin’ | © [98 394i068 miles. of rayal Venice a spool of cotton, $6; & pair : OTHER CAUSES. [ROAgS Sinn DE winery, | ——_ D New LW. W ial Mott Armned, | of shoes, $69, » Little Silver, ‘orporal, | 4 tOME, Aug. 2 ; sg 3 } . en ‘ . WGODRUFF, Henry Gr Little Silver) Gorperal = Landis to-day heard arguments on aj ROME, A PEE A ned. Bread is poor Women wearing sizes 40 to 46 will find gowns here that give them the slender N. J od wer i ee he war ninety pieces of alien propert \ . | motion for a new trial and arres In als men property) tn quelity but is the only food at . : eae Coe outa WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDE- | judgment in the case of 100 leaders of [Ave Been conflacated, necording to sta-| (7 Male OY mah Me NY Oe youthful lines that they desire. PORE dusk Khorsitie Ten | | TERMINED, the 1. W. W. rec und guilty of [tistics The value of Jewels seized sur-| @ reavond Aes i omas W., Maldin, Mo, Lieutenant. con$piracy in VI & the Espionage |passes a billion dollars. A great amount| enough to pay $10 for a chicken ‘DIED OF DISEASE, MILLER, Warren J. New Oxtord, Po, Law. Attorney Vanderve chief lof bonds, Jewelry and silver, deposited| @nd $42 for a small turkey can Privates, s Privates the eqpptitutionality ot” Sac aged in banks, together with personal ac- still obtain them. There is almost Y N P M t Best’ . I wari, ‘Weomas, Maysville, Ky. + ANDERSON, Basel D., Selubure. Pa, ment. counts, are not included in these figures.” no meat. iii YOU /N ever ay ore a est S mama | i

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