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y, ntaa; obs Peterene. lh1
ISS -i-rt. Sears. TbeaMA5. m 1mA.s Vce
4on ei. Eilasa: Cis.ene
a;11 e e n.. eo10. H~ r
rida Garner Cbalcsaeegaa
Jd. 9laaierhe reece.Csqop.ae 9e p cannon. Lake.
el Came astrop; hma p
-Liet. Richd iH. Gra.Sa Ancleart Di.Tbempaa Creeaellle.
Pr gk.W~owsrd, Santa Ace; 1eleso
keeaad AieeaaderI. Bullock.Vera
-8e H, Culver.;Mt. PlaceI
H-()0.Hoarg Hall. ldtele.
Maeyer'. lleghage; Nielsa abeam Neeki.
Gereeee J. llradley, Bal Lake tvt.j
IIttONT-.IDW)-Corp. Jeeeph J. '.lares.
R2ef ichard 0. Clark. Bliegtea.
-WalteaG0. Smith., Marre. c
CAUSIES 4 I1HkTilS
2.tOO Cases at Newr Jersey- Camp
But Crisis Is Believed
C>IY- CURBING EPIDEMIC
'118%b total of deat1M front Spanish, in Kueata at Camp But bas reached, forty - Mta-e---ooree -of- -seriduc
ot e -of piltuabonla; resulting -frana- the
disease.
T'he.cities of the camtp surgeon ana 'iounced today that there are 3.600 cases
in the camp.
VMoat of them are not serious. having
ien checked fbcfor% pneumonia set 1n.
Thre were fourteen deaths yeatetlbV.
0Ilobe who have died were men who were
taken iii when the epidemi4 brokte out
a week ago.
't'he camp surgeon would not aay titet
he, considered the epidemic under con trol, although he stated that there weas
b. decrease in the number' of new cases
Hfa said this was the
break of influenza and pnetiloonis. the
Army has had aincs 1889, when a similar
idemlo swept the country.
The eiturtton in Pbiadelphsia has con sidrrabiy improved, both among the
civilians and men In- the servicat. The
-Healtn Department and other health Or 'g+ ilzations are taking avery preca~ution
to prevent an outbreak of the epidemic
among civilians.
Following the action taken Saturday by
the Board of -Health, placing Spanish in fluenza In the compulsory reportabie dill-.
classnine case among the city's
civilian reeidents were reported today byr
private physiciapa to Dr. A.""?A. Cairns,'
acting chief of the Bureau.of Health.
Bight of the victims live In South Phila delphila. The doctors reported the oases
as "epidemic Influenza."
A "course in sneezing' was started to.
day by the Pennsylvania Society for theI
Pt-evanon of t5 -'flnt50OcietT
istributed and put up 20.0011 posters
arolaig persons of the danger of promis pous sneezing.
Surgeon-General Gorgks. of the Airny
has Issued a statement through the tu8%r tileela soelety -to/ beth -civiilans- and-moen
in the service of the country. Hie state ment calls attention to the fact thiou sands of men ae preparing themselves
now for tie draft. and their movement to
tamip must not he interfered with by
epidemics which may be prevented by
Only thirty new cases of the Influenza
were reported to the medical authorities
of the Fourth Naval -District yesterday.
This was a decided decline over the rec-'
ord of ail of last Week, when the aver ag was about 12.' a day.
The authorities think this big drop mndi oates--that the-'earnpan -against Lbaes1 - demic is hecomin g effective. The change
in the weather to clearer 1sa also- given
-eeedi t for aiding --materially.
DiX SOLDIERS ARE PhOMOTED
Quartermaster CpsAdvancements...4 ' 3oyyIn?r Sol gos Ment
OelieWho Co u mands Their Fate
'T#4. will be a different type pf men
retldin to America. 'those who never
prayed before are
doing so now,. and
they rhelise who the
'One- Person' is that
can bring them
So wrltes (Arporai
Aan B. Wilson. Co.
- -try. A. 1CFP. Wilson
- enlisted In the spring
of 1017. nd eaileci
for Plaice in March.
- this-yeatr. lia home
is. *t4511 flazel av.
Party of the letter
deep. Alas 5. Wlsee There _-.lad4. i'a
ticaily nothing doing
in this sector during the day time, so time
bangs 'heavily. I received your magasines, and wish to say I have read them
frontCogger to cover; advertistroenta In -
oluded.
"As the newspapers told you--'Phlladeiphia's Own-ae now in the scrap.
They have beeni in It for more than a
month. and have iearned that flihting Is
not aU lepot. It is either kill or get till.
ed. so we till.
' T papers seem to think Quite a lot of
lbs fighting qualities of the Philadelphia
theyc... Sy iea
the Frcench, the English and lGerman
think the seine.
PH1 LA: HERO KILLED
SAYINGi SUBORDINATE
(Cotinued freemiteePMeat Page~l
sell V. Onitoene. anmember of the Naval
Reserves at tiewell's Point.
Newest N. 5arkez, colored, died of
wounds received in action,.lie lived wiih
Meaut Sot irs. tierirude Griffin. 117 N.
Franklin ciatnti was draft'i id n iep tem-ber, 1417.ilie received the rank of
corporal at 'atop Meade and was a nivot bar of Comipany F. hith Infantry.- le
fore being drafted he was enipoygitb In a
blasefoundry ccnsaoacbiiiist.
Aetealo Voipe, 26. killed. was a calm'
her of t'nanpany K. Slat Infantry. lie
was at lieltre and, after training at
Camp Meade. went to France several
mc tthe ago. He was killed July Ci.. a."
cortlin to a te legramn received h_ nDNN.M.adMs no i ' le
11118 N. Mtidatc.Ilie woe horn in Italy.
but had heen in this country since be
was a boy. lie was employed in ia fac tory neer bin home. Another suit, Blase
Volpe, in in France.
Denald McLeod. 25. an orphan-nite
childhood, ied on August 13 in a Frcni'b
hospital from ihe effects of a gas ottach.
accordinagt a letter received frost the
captain of lin company. lbs 307thi Field
Signal Corps iattalion. Ilila only near
reiative,.ia eleter, Mils Floralii'Leod.
was speniding a week's vacation at tOcen
City when the message arrived. The or rbiltiena-hcat uiada.thpir_motme with
an aunt, Aire. Itobect Stewart. 4Wi6-itt1i
two weeks ago. Until he was -ren to
Camp Maeade last COctoerohe ail beeii
employed lit the Midvale Steel pianit. hilt
waived exiatiion. His name has it ait i
peared in iiie official casually liat.
John J. Nekey, Jr., a bhsnber In France.
In 'tbic city sad resltdlng las'the '1M X. sdcrsM xc*'o8 JOLTr
C. A. bullding, 1100 Arch at. Was killed ___
August 28, Joformation to' thiseec
reachecletisa Davis Saturday from anOf New Lieen ant Assigned to 44lia4*v' P
ictil soure. He had Lean in lbs sea- muasters Corps at Chicago
vice a little more than a year, and had John A-. McGrath. 2022 N 17th eat. i c a- -
been overseas three months. bencmn'ind iueatI William a.-.Ssadcl, wounded. Is a sot rteiase"
of Mr. and Mire. F. W. Handel, of M~- Crs
Kinley. Montgomery county. Pa., Wordi He enlieted DJ *
that he wan tiIn Base Hospital No. 209 - ember 10. 1817'
has Just heel received by the parents.. e- nd wan1, sent to
Sandel is a sergeant in the sanitarydo-..i
-...c.c1a r 'n'-t;loboeton. Jack1sae...
fared his Thiurlen dorin.-he- ctt illa. Fla.,avhere it s
a~round Chatsau-Thierry. it was struck as asstant 1iostain the chest by a piece of shrapnel which "mse ni
broke hie noae. Sergeant Sandel e- -onth afro. lie 0S8e
listed sight yearn ago In the Third Itegi- 'atlered the Cefllnts' '.4"4'
meet and has been in the guard eviac -Training school, for
tince, having served iin the Mexican hoc-; spot wonk, andi se= -,
der. He is a graduate of the Central 'clved his commattt*
111gh Schoaai and the School of Pedagogy. nion September'-1
Two brotihern also are in the aervice. -te was Immediately ""t
teal to Chicago.
LT. COL. TURNER KILLED. aiieiea. Jetenat,
watbo IbaPiladelita lits reeceive4
Cablgraa Cofir Deth o?bia.his education at1tbe shni of (aur Lady
Cablgram ConirmDeat of hila ofMercy. laSalle i'iiilege. eAid LSt
Man in Canadian Army Francis; 'nhleg'e. Loretto. Pa. ir to
l'onflrmastion of the death of iietiatenaiat- his enlistmlent he w-ae in the 'auteoC olonel Teres A.Turner.. S.0.M. C..bl iielvs
13ith Battalion, Royal Scots has tia re--
coeb iiother. Ms. Sarah F. Toy
lewskldbyteepoinoastashlinhebtlsonaotth le tes DasAccompaiiing the official cofrataion
h'ro, hrrm rg h gs Quec. jy2L reat firitain. frum his cuni- You wouldn't think you coutid do''1
fnda'nt eii" 1 tTfll 7arvel ttt-c-rnrma h-teesne -left--over.v Bgstgll~"
vreweed syreithiy and grief over the loss potatoes, beeta, carrots, corn. beans.
of a vciaed soliiier and friend, or onions. But here's what I did wifea
Wrttlit to is leotnhor a few days 1afore ithem the other Tuesday when Mr.'
his d."iaiha.i,'iaetiani-'oiii,'ei Turner si.'Heaidid ".e ca.". sd~
> iakii athbe Ameria-an lone. vetable croquet eaat.JI atb
hav-coic in coactithbhelb.' cAmer-vetalcrqtesadJi sidb
'Calt iritit. They arv noi briiin ic nerv-'- was going to be a vegetarian for llie
weryrt. Titvt have clone well" Mrs. I chopped thle vegetables into small
Turiner 'a visiting her datughter at Mianic' cubes. seasoned with sage. salt and
ire.?itahigai. pepper, and made a glorious thine,
Lieuteinnt-i'nlenei Turner. whiiii e ram Rause, to Which I added two tabletwnrty-nit,. niod~iiin utsthereard of aspoonfuls d1'Brand's Al Sauce. I
bin flliow-oaffiicers aiid mn.ia iitiough poured this ever the vegetables. mould- -
yoiung iin yeere. be had airradyi "'tna;
S. 0I I. and an Si. (C. lis miaanyhaaia ed them into crouiettes. and fried them --
wer spnt n lhla~lli~i~f. I ae, ' very hot buitter sustitte. Ohb,
werte et trSchl.ilit tla aiterd Ithat Brand's Al Saitcelits piquant
aL vteran of lbs C'ivil W\ar.:as well tes'flavor, so different from anything elsehis nmother. wers born iasl'iallaaielphla. pulled thome croquettea up into the
itile -fa(hrer.,_0 0__lfete A ienaidtrt" M st e-- onch-hefs--lvst---'
Turnic. was a Canadian 'rh., family ---- ORDERS
ile-thb. a~n-iriMrs. Turneran it iatsr son, OUR
monved ioi(iec former bhaiet. lii tC laici
leaiant-i'oienel Turtters mlitary traiiinA-HNGAYeHR
Ina wast received at thbRolnteltliitlary 'aectlnie - r."notcantlttaa v tii tee
Clili6ge of'anaida. i~ee ithaneitii anr ef eaiie srtairt mi at diiida la;r --tae afotar years aft.non sftar It egan. lie a-erewa.as ta eat itsn nrc iw-ti ioias.
cas a tiejhesS of Willia II. liocaii, a Neenzavebeen icin-.,eitafor airyearsv~v
eltnigwriter of Ibis tyl asc(nunthee by ri's atali.ia ofaceer Asti
$1_5 Save $10 Agents'a Profits ~MA~('Tst,t> 8Cetu
-New llrenhaisdes
$3 to $54elredld
Barsise Iata rlsvtlte
1.a~reel rns. Ia Ils
49 N. 9th Street 0b~
1421 Rhdre Avenue
re ltler. Jstecaciitq; Walter Ia
lap. Wihar MeN n oses Ictirni c
lMeaisg. aimeulh; tey pi Y-c
lwee Clark, Ohiacotaias.. Keeer. White: Ciseata N Ktred.
hrisenA. eeper lharerria"iMary
lleeflk;iJame-4L.. Lacatiec, iiamiasa;.
yamy Deny'
p. Trederlch P. Meflredy. boseeke.
leles. Sallyllls; Arlacti D. Batone.,
CTON-(IPW)--HNeebebl~ N. Darker.
harry T. O01on0Stoae. a
mter Ercekesnlsaeqauala.
ci. VedsrlcIh J. Cialina. Peyaiistp.
krthur 0. Sdtht. Vsaccuner.
Ni. Mlacseat. t e;ais:1Wilim Nerris:on; Freed.is. Seller, Ilpotase; Jetdd
ca. 5ectottile.Ia~si.lkfea a~ttie;
I. Itlltee. Aemeer.
incs Nombqb. Seattle;:flea VT Hertee
hinut,-fi.--itFeon. -_ettisr: ternarha
VIlOTN1-tKl-is'gener arelies
todlan Vast lisedac.
" eery WahllneetO iheclatOs..
-et. (liensAH Cltalaecii
Cels L Wiiamsln, 'roescty.
IM.das Hton: m rrene.m o i &
II
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-64"s, -4" -hw- Im- P4 9 i - I I
crs.m.aslia.' -ce een m Now ealey w ou n d e d., gtaltl e. e itallal - a aP"sSve
N.alor Witteti lcK. Ill eeni Camp Diz. Wrlightatown, N;' J., Sept; father n In tvier, and I. 'gettliliaaliatg P IELeS HEATmER
iotr rpemOi l "Dly elt As. ae fbe ni optlfrSe e ealatlca.3.9I Specal.-Army promotions an. aeversi weie, hut aeonepetiiaatobe STOUR ESTIMATE Ilase ntIM
r NfN(i-Vase. Plmer C.: 0neblea I. nouneed hera In the Quartermaster's hack with his cmpany. Iis le tler Ian Otto Steimackeir, 3958 N. 5th St.
tcl dd.Cefnnamd.yc.Crsare these f em New Jersey: saysathat lac in idrat ihrow'er In bin detil. _-nw_.-..
nacn, SIiwaahea pi BiiL.ltsrd, b rigvl To be quartermaster sergeant, John F. lila father aiso hab received aI lter fromi
y oncrd. 4 aa~y ja.Ot Wonelsdorf. Bayonne; serenet, Wit- a ilfetich ariahieny sergeant who nmet him Best High Gradek oitakt a ndwthohtuTestuk t Mn-BICYCLES
4oe ' 1. ~ r 'h+, rwol a a tu, Hghtsown Chrle shi. $'w n~nPayments
j iee,~eel.ar- l Frank dja, Penegnove; cot Joseph MXeea.(ouiamyt lt
re 10h ania Vc s.e t sae ea,CbreeiibrNwr;IiI naty crpre Ilne hi uyE
Nekilpo i tlau uws Silicauk 11lam F. Rysam. Beileville; S. L. llnti..1H le le 20 and enlIsted int Paitaanubr.
WVl lits.Lrzelt. ltanasald;enloyZ. Mix- neland: Norman Spanlilag. Itewank; 1017. His father.,t'Iiiamn J. ibicI~er en.
L 4elfca C. ieot. aqrnk. Schuessler. Jersey City; Edward however, received a letter fromn Joephm.
eerg -a p P. Na lro er. aavlle: re X ii.ler, Martinville: Rudolph Pier. Ito- dated September 1, In which.he safailha
Irn tAo -er n -.o-W;#.;Thee.;-Hkoboken; J05.151 he had been sightly 01gased and expofed Pu erlta
trias.ls rN10 dltmhC. SifflOip5li F. fthnson, Red Rank; William T. WII- to return to duty noon.Ilie was a leant. $25.00 #. $30uctrePrw ir E er
ares 4aer a h Yld. Wtliirjetj. btury, and Joseph V. Perle,?ewark. W. Rtussell at.
4amd~~~fe.~~yuoa, wa as hel oo. Ifc; a lts ray aShw-aecailiewihtetaratato pud1eiblsarPcasPaefT's
-146 - tt been reer1vealrf4mdr 4 oceph 'WrI Seoalof heanibu" - 907 ARCH STR ET
th4drealiolance service, wa.wuned mhJny!t
il N b a of the* limited service 'men, alhd they according to a War Departnent itlegruanW O RK "-_flojilan
lee aria dew 1I ar ii?: Nel have been transfera'ed to the Medical sent to faim sister, M. lentils lartmm, of 1O ifi
'yelek;' rw l &sI?Behl,.is onais: Afred ertm n, Quartermaster Corps tied 470Taccony at.Ilie is 1illHi-inlettited at O ollas, '1rt,5Z l ens: dwp lk bali a" t, itand taclah r- -Use,has boe Ashliand a, oh.. mlyafter the etmrance
Ir. n.5 fanaNis ti ).r t ltfudfor stenogcaphera. pharmacists. of thia country into the war. tils moth- ANCNA
1" Fitt l horseshoers,. lckmthteamsters, er, iMrs.Ida Teufel; lives with Mr.Slid fix IK NeOWNlt I
eawh...a..aa; wrc typiata, electricians. motorcycle drivers, Airs, Martimi, At the Tacony mt. sddrsae.n"--
MAlIBSCAUALTY 7115T. - _:: "__.___..."motorcycle repairmen, lumbers, ema- a,.:npa~'Snu u
MIT4VO;ers, lockamithe. sanitary man, expert 1Inlmissing. Private Johnlson, whbo is abouat
0OWRADtp -.J.qa W.?, Stllen a Asaad horsemen, carpenters and laborers. 1t0 years old, Ina c member of a machine n tat for thia week al
lER 9.titf C1 1tiBit~il-hte0. fien. A ilnatre-L troupe from the Beelie- gun rolmpanim, Ililth infantry., He is col. 'IRC see300
fcs..ialgt. ~ burg atore, Philadelphia, gave an entar- tiled, and wee emjiloyed ce a chauffeur. L0IUNr NE \ ms o
LO ' - main Knights of Columbus usbuliding. infantry, Ites been wounded and is InaC OTIIS t9,AaaAi A LOW AS 01 nc
-.. (cteaW.flet.Jr -----.e----'- 'hase hospital in Ftrance. tleis In andas 'ecscler
()t )r. Uck ew.WaBetJ. wase aaed in lbs papcnbanghltg burl- B d geitad eIss"e while'
I Alt is naC Perhiessai500atell ____he waa called to the coliars. lie lived atle a
(~~it ii etrnam Dlct 10TH OYSRAW" NEMY withohido theI:Prmn..:d.eor..n. cl ~
Slli~ty urdsrmen Capture Germuane and'00erholxa.d1f19a tc d~
Qasual)-at -A. mtb$b'gX~N Roi. 1911 5. a boa- NIN ht-a hors- --
et'"Fighlting with sash and courage, sixty alad has not betn tilled, ita wan previous MA...-.= ara lttilyvallm, G_... Z IN it c tepotii ty-eeor r~d----
MASS li m __. _ --,a Tht-b-- l i t Io I CO MBIA'-SPA-'
re furGem sanklle'b re Tht~q= t nfntyxankile o-personality.iw,
p hve o~r. trd orlem-iln e uly lii le was a tailor stud.lived at
l3I dleaoempead. Weal without being a man.4948Thomapaoim. at. Ilii friend, Joanmo flflUQM
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