Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 8

TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 1918. I The Great Stock Show TT'S herebut greater 1 and better than ever! The end of the war has made possible the assembling of the largest, most wonderful exhibit of pure bred cattle and blooded horses this world has ever seen. A. II. ft r.

te. Nov.30 to Dec. 7 The prize winners from all parts of America are here for final judgment. They fill 20 mammoth buildings. Million Dollar Stock Parades The most brilliant stirring evening shows ever staged.

What Is more thrilling than a performance of proud, beautiful, spirited horses? Fin. music and scores of unusual, worth-while features. Plan to be there! It's the one event of year you must not miss. Admission: Adults, 50c; Children, 25c International Amphitheater, 42nd and Halsted Easy to get thereTake any surface or elevated line and ask de coniettan 4 1 a it 1 1 I i I i 1 I 1 1 'I 1 1 1 CASUALTIES OF AMERICAN ARMY OVERSEAS ASHINGTON, D. Nov.

Tj7 2 9 Gen. Pershing cabled the war department today that every effort is being made to report promptly the complete record of casualties among his forces. Reports of death are forwarded by cable to Washington Os rapidly as received, he said, but, as ther army is on the march, there is increasing difficulty in checking casualty lists. Casualties reported today totaled 1,521, divided as follows: Iflied In action 116 Died of wounds 93 Died of accident and other 14 Died of disease 02 "iVoanded Peverely th Wounded, degree undetermined 16 Wounded slightly 163 In ketion 499 Died of disease -Wounded Peverely II Wounded, degree undetermined 16 Wounded slightiy 165 in action 499 Total The subjoined lists include all from Illinois and adjacent states. LATE LIST.

8 1 I ARMY I KILLED IN ACTION. LIErTENANT Ware, Nanterre Nennworta SERGEANTS. Hartsig, Benjamin Earl, 131 North Parksido avenue. Olson, George MO Lowe among. CORPORALS.

Buck, Marshall 81411 Congress street. Wiebe, Aaron I313 Circle avenue, Forest Park. PRIVATES. Haffner, Richard, 11133 North Oakley avenue. Laniesski, Victor, general delivery.

Duress, Everett 2309 Sheffield ave. DUN Jarewles, Adolph, 2730 Crystal street. True ik, Stepan, 1903 Milwaukee Nlgro, Cosimo, 1223 Sena It place. Pales, Johan, 1930 West Superior street. Peterson, Harold 4712 Western ave.

nue. Seese, Leo 431 East Porty-lostrth street. Peterson, Henning 4010 Berenice aven Stakenberg, Prod HOS South Sawyer avenue. LTErE'NANTS. George W.

Fosters Cuttingiwi Ile. Vt. Thomas D. Amory. Wilmington, Del.

Kenneth Gow, Summit. N. J. Sidney Schwartz. New York N.

Y. William A. Bargfrede New York CHY. Huts Love, Opelika. Ala.

Alfred R. Noon. Hempstead. Y. harry Delman.

New Florence. MO. John H. Kremble. Muscatine.

Iowa. Arthur J. Matheny. Chandler. Fred Y.

McCormell. Concord. N. C. Willoughby K.

Marks. Apalachicola. Pa. Stuart Marlow. Elkins Park.

Pa. K. K. Preis. Lynn.

Mass. Edward G. Garneey. Grand Raven. Mica.

Adelbert D. MeCleverty. Seattle. Wash. Harold H.

Phelps. Springfield. Mass. Burr Dexter Straight. Almond.

N. Y. Peter G. Zouck. Glyndon.

Md. SERGEANTS. Ernest Ann Arbor. Mick, Peter Strucel, Calumet. Mich.

1arcissi Paper White Grandiflora Will bloom in Water and Pebbles from 6 to 8 weeks fr6m the time of planting. Start them in a dark place for aLout ten days, and afterwards grow in bright light but carefully protected from drafts of air. We Offer the E--tra Large "Sure to Bloom" Size at 50c Per Dozen oilICAGOMIS 111 LIST Stankiewics, Vincent, 3139 Harrison street. DIED Bacon, Robert I. 8" 1939 Austin are111146 Efgert, Walter 4159 month Rockwell street.

Maths, Elmer, 107:1 Cottage Gr tree STO11116, WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. "CURSE. Wiseman, Blanche Alma, 'SS North Lavergne avenue. CORPORAL. Stewart, Homer IL, 827 Colfax ave.

flue. MISSING IN CORPORAL. Sehlthe, Alfred 4039 South Loomis street. PRIVATES. Stinglun, Olaf 1431 North Avers avenue.

Tinctra. lameps, SO west van Buren street. Zukowskl. John, 112S Albany avenue. Popelka.

John, HU South Troy street. Tbomas, Nathan, $323 Ellis arenas. Villas. Ralph 1.. 1307 TweaVoies onCavenue, Melrose Park.

Gedwill, Mike, 1203 Lime street. Joseph trrhantak. Milwaukee. Wis. William J.

Krueger. ()conic), Wis. Leon Me2gamara, Cadillac. Mich. CORPORALS.

Walter 1'. Eng leman.Mount Clemens. Mich. Charles J. ThiiL Milwaukee.

Wis. Louis W. Hamblen. Detroit. Mich.

Frederick L. Koegele. Kalamazoo. Mich. PRIVATES.

Howard F. Gibson. Sherman. Iowa. Vaadyslav iztnkL East Madison.

M. John Rees. SorutirSeld. Ralph O. Se Welt Beirterere.

Herbert Christensen. Raeine, Wis. Lyman Fenstermaker. Midi. Start today to buy W3r Saving Stamps I 1 Johnnie A.

Green, West Brandt. 151 lea Farrand R. Guthrie. Melvin, Ia. George H.

Chase, Bancroft, Wis. WI Ward R. Hank, Prairie View. Raymond C. Brownsville, Ind.

Clarence E. Orr, Rrichard Brown, Stanley. Wis. John It. Dismang.

Peoria. 111. Emeric R. Gal loo, Superior. W1s.

Charley Has Lick. Brown MICII. Lester P. LaMar. Saginaw.

Mich. George Mack, Central Lake. Charles W. Martin. Whitehall.

Albert Miller, Danville, Bela Will France. Detroit. Mich. Samuel B. Knapp.

Linden. Ia. Clayton L. Murray. Mackinaw atif.

3ncbElmer E. Often. Wheeler, Wis. Albert C. Rupprecht.

Nokozrds. M. Frank H. Stubeer. Menasha, WIN.

Daniel U. Williams. Eldorado. Mich. 'gnats Mehrrits.

Kenosha. Wis. Sherman A. Baty, Knoxville. la.

Rudolph Hajek, Coal City. rut. William R. Hess. Lawrence.

Mich. Edwin C. Kitterman. Elizabeth, Ind. Martin J.

Monk. North Kaukauna. Wis. Clarence Olson. Jewell.

Ia. Edward C. Schreiber, Brillion, Me. Henry B. Thompson, Milwaukee.

WIC Guy A. Tunis. Winamac, Ind. John J. Mitchell.

Chrome 11. Mich. William A. Shubert. Elgin.

111. John L. Stockham. Lewistown. Max M.

Sumner. East St. Louis, William F. Vogel. Scottsville, Albert P.

Huber. Fort Atkinson, Iowa. Lee Jackson. Chesaning. Mich.

Edwin K. Kuehn. Ara. William C. Lepple.

Horicon. Wis. William P. Martin. Flint.

Mich. William C. Wolters. Genoa. Ill.

DIED OF worm. PRIVATES. le. R'nethe. Waverly.

XOWIL Arthur E. Nagel. Wilton. Iowa. DIED OF ACCIDM'C'T AND OTHER CAUSES.

sEnamurr. Helmer Bloom. Detroit Mich. PRIVATE. Attgust R.

Finger. Milwaukee. Wis. DIED EC AIRPLANE ACCIDENT. LIEUTENANTS.

Joseph V. Wilson. Wheeling. W. Va.

Harlan W. Johnnon. McConnellsville. O. DIED OF DISEASE.

CORPORALS. Raleigh A. Luck Milltown. Iris. Cecil Herbert Roberts, Newman.

M. Le Roy F. Jones. Lyons. MUSICIAN.

Joemph P.11 Chamberlain. Nun) DI. PRIVATES. Charles W. Reim Geneva, M.

Harry R. Ozbtm. Kane. ILL Lester b. Perreiro.

Farley. Ia. Leo Plunkett. Columbus. Ind.

Charles C. Tough. Killdurf. la. rotti44 -a I 1, 111111111h 11 4411 1 i 4 11 1 or Elmer C.

Bnrlington, WIS. Lester IL Albaugh Elkhart, Ia. Willie C. Anglin. Edgewood.

Di. Rudoph Berger. Westby, Wis. Alfred J. Briggs, Antiiro.

William Brown. Roseville. DI. Fred D. Dvorsky.

Iowa City. Ia. George F. Freese, Amber. Ia.

Charles N. Hamm. Random Lake. Wis. Lucien R.

bovewelL South Lyon. Mich. John Nielsen, Emira. John Pudens. tarroll.

Ia. John C. Reddinigton. Galena. M.

Jens Steen. Danbury. la. Theodore J. Schindler.

Rudd. Ia. Joseph C. Smith. Barnette.

ni. Joeeph A. Szuminaki, Three Lakes. Orville J. Thomas, Beloit.

Wis. Albert W. Wallgren, Attie Noria. David C. Webb.

Poona. Ia. Roes Woodworth. Black River Patta. Wis.

WOUNDEDDEGREE ENDETEMMEN-En PRIVATES. Nathan MillslogeL Rua hville, DI. William, Painter. Carbondale. Ifl.

MISSING IN ACTION. LDKITI'MNANTS. venire T. tandsley. New York.

N. T. Joseph G. Molten. Philadelphia.

Pa. Ransom S. Pattison. East Orange, N. SERGEANT.

Paul IL Graham, Monroe, Ind, CORPORALS. John W. Bower, Mansfield. ra. Rudolph R.

Roderick. Adrian. Mich. Steve H. Beimkowski, Milwaukee.

Wia. Prank E. Gould. Poplar GroVe. EL PRIVATES.

Ray R. Anderson. Morse. Wis. Edward W.

Childs. Hudson. Mich. Charles Co'. Alton, GUrtner C.

Carlson, Stillman Yellen 113. John W. Morrison. Winneeonne. Wis.

Edward Oblinskt, Hamtramack, Mich. Frank Balanda Merrill, Wis. Elmer E. Hamilton. Mattoon.

Herbert W. Kleekner. Monroe. Mich. Orlie Reed.

Thompsonville, Ill. Edward J. Creoler, Ellaville. Wie. Wallat Whiting, Ia.

WilUani L. aaccurry. Terre Haute, Ind, Louis W. Maddox, Decatur. Harry Moran'.

Amadoro, Mich. Gus D. Shoemaker. Grand Rapids. Mich.

Arthur G. Ssinner. Ribbie. Mich. Phillip G.

Smith. Carlyle. Leroy G. Sieber. Mineral Point.

wits. Henry H. Steinert. Milwaukee. Wis.

Miles Swale. Coldwater. Mich. Georg-e Sack. Big Rapids.

Mich. Phillip C. Shonhard. Jackson. Mich.

Charles O. Shawgo. Summurn. Seymour Skutt. Holly.

Mich. Ray G. Wagner. Caleonda. Earl Waldvogle.

Davenport. IL. John 24, Wallace. Champaign. XL Elmer Weir.

Putnam. Ill. Harley E. Zehner. Pinkstoff, M.

Arthur W. Zielt. Markesan. Wis. EXPECT CROWDS OPENING DAY AT LIVE STOCK SHOW Chicago's live stock exposition opens this morning at the International Amphitheater and adjacent buildings.

For. ty-second and Halsted streets. The management looks for the largest first day crowd in the history of the show. az the 'opening will be in the nature of a victory celebration by stockmen and visitors. Those who MA a private view of the exhibits yesterday said that never had they seen finer and fatter live stook than be crowded in the amphitheater and surroundVg buildings this season.

Various agricultural colleges. which are heavily represented in the different classes this year, are out to make rec. ords for awards. Last year Purdue university, with Merry Monarch. took the grand championship.

The program this morning embraces the students' judging contests of cattle, horses. sheep. and swine. It is at this time that the agricultural college undergraduates have their annual rivalry for prizes. In the afternoon juniors have two contests, one of live stock juC.ging and one of feeding.

Chicago and suburban horse owners only have entered animals in the horse fair tonight A parade will precede the program, which is expected to eclipse those of former years. Return Address Must Be on Letters to A. E. F. Men Washington.

D. Nov. Instructions issued today by Postmaster General Burleson no letter mall will be accepted by lostoffices in the United States for delivery to members of the American expeditionary forces without a return address on the envelope. The order was issued at the request of the war department so that proper. disposition may be made of mall reach-lug France for members of the expeditionary forces who have returned to the United States.

An Excellent Investment and a patriotic duty II me 5I. 1 USED RES11101. FOR BAD SKIN TROUBLE RESORTS-FOREIGN. 1' floemima ma lom mat 74 I if, ti Oren a irarL tt it r'S' i 4 a Ransom Parkside avenue avenue. Rednon.

Galen 8 lc THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVE3IBER SO, 1.918 CASUALTIES OF AMERICAN ARMY OVERSEAS 1kt-40f llic? .1. EXPECT CROWDS 1- OPENING DAY ATI i ASHINGTON, D. Nov. Jolmnie A. Green.

West Branch. 1itich. Elmer C. Bnrlingt011. MA m.M.,..

I 1 Farrand R. Guthrie. Melvin. Ia. Lester R.

Albaugh. Elkhart, Ia. II sOock exposition OpnS 4 CKSHOW i 29.Gen. Pershing cabled LIST George H. Chase, Bancroft.

Willie C. Anglin. Edgewood. III. rseiliv .1, the ear department today Williard R.

Hank, Prairie View. M. Rudoph Berger. -Westb7. Wis.

Raymond C. Browrusville. Ind. Alfred J. Briggs, Antigo.

Vila- 1 that every effort is being Clarence E. Orr, Maros, Ill. William Brown. Roseville. Ill.

phitheater and adjacent buildings. Irer Rrichard Brown, Stanley. Witt. Fred D. Dvoraky.

Iowa City. Ia. Stankiewies Vincent 8139 Harrison Joh, 11,. Diemang. peorte.

id. I tnatle to report promptly the complete this morning at the International George Ir. Freese. Amber. Ia.

es. street. Emeric EL Galloo. Superior. Wis.

management looks for the largest first talties among his forc record of cost ARMY -A- aiarley Itlaslick. Brown Mich. Charles N. Hamm. Random Lake, Wis.

i Reports of death are forwarded by DIED OF WOUNDS. Luden R. bovewelt South Lyon. Mich. ty-second and Halsted streets.

The 1 1 OF. WOUNDS. Latl Saginaw. Mich. cable to Washington as rapidly as re- PRIVATES.

George Mack Central Lake. Mich. KILLED IN ACTION. Charles W. Martin.

Whitehall. III. ajohncthli John C. digta. M.

0 414411.1' 0 4 ecived, he said. but, as the. army is on Bacon, Robert Jo 8" 1939 Attella Albert Miller. Danville. ILL day crowd In the history of the show.

LIEUTENANT. Jena Saxen, Danbury. Ia. the march. there is Increasing digs- nue Bela Will France.

Detroit. Mich. IV I Ware, Nanterre Kenilworth. Samuel B. Knapp.

Linden. Ia. Emu). Barnette nr. and visitors Ity in checking ca4ualty lists.

Mt Jjoe.9ephil Szuminakt, Three. Lakes. Theodore a. hehiedier. Rudd, ra.

"of athyte Itc7oerynincgelewinbratiboeninb.ythseto:kmatureen Casualties reported today totaled SERGEANTS. weEuffsetrertyZniter 4156 Month MANth- WI- CiElalieTnE170mfteurrn.a7Wh Meeleerkin. Walria.atY. 3nal. Those who hsA a private view of the A 11 Orville J.

Thomas. Eeloit. Whs. ed be 4 divided as foliates: Harts, Benjami ar El, 111 North Albert Rupprectit Islokozrds. 111.

Maths, Eimer, 107:1 Cottage Grtrre Frank H', Stubser. Menasha, Wis. Albert W. Wallgren Athl estone. Win.

Bill in action avenue. e. Daniel IL Williams. Eldorado. Mich.

David C. Webb. Poona. Ia. they seen Roes Woodworth.

Black River Fans. Wts. finer and fatter live Stook tol L-- I Toted of wounds 11 Olson, George 1150 Lowe avenue. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY Sherman A. Bay, noxvi 'gnats Meltvita, Kenosha.

Wis. Klle, la. wRoindloalmphnDaliteesk.s. Ntritileit, ETEILWEIVEEt, exhibits yesterday said that never had -Cef14 -4 'it' k- I Died of accident and other causes. 14 CORPORALS.

eas hi teheaonter. 12 1tURSE. pied of disease Buck, Marshall 8441 Congress etzeet. Edwin C. Kitterman.

Elizabeth. Ind. anthand 1)11 idthinegg 11 Wiseman, Mb-net' Alma, 104 North Martin J. Monk. North Kaukauna.

Win. Nathan NMaloget Ripthville. Itt I '-f-11 t. -Wounded severely I 1 it Wlebe, Aaron il313 Circle avenue, Various agricultural colleges. which 1 'Wounded, degree undetermined Lavergne avenue.

Clarence Olson. Jewell. Ia. William. Pam' are heavily represented in the different classes this year, ar out to Make ress Aed 163 Forest Park.

CORPORAL. Edward C. Schreiber. Brillion, Wis. Henry B.

Thompson. Milwaukee. Vris. InSM 1 I I Wounded slightty Guy A. Tunis.

Winamact. Ind. ords for awards. Last year Purdue 49 PRIVATES. Stewart, Homer IL, 1827 Colfax ayes ''144I.

1 7-. 1. I .1 Illissing In action -1 university. with Merry Monarch. took 9 Haffner, Richard.

8123 North Oakley John J. Mitchell. Cheapen. Mich. Heuer 13.

Lindsley. New York. N. T. I 4 1 if I-- i 1,621 avenue.

William A. Shubert. Elgin. Lit Joseph G. Molten.

Philadelphia, Pa. I ,..1 Total NTISSING IN ACTION. John L. Stockham. Lewistown.

S. Pattison. East Orange N. j. The program this morning embraces I I.

1 CORPORAL. Max M. Sumner. East St. Louis, M.

SERGEA E. Vogel. Scottsville, Mich. $4 i These subjoined lists Include all from Lanteaski, Victor, general delivery. Albert P.

Huber. Fort At SERGEANT. the grand championship. I i Illinois and adjacent states. Duress, Everett 2309 Sheffield ave.

Sehlike, Alfred 1039 South Loomis hstourdse8entss'hejuepdgi. and contests Iotfieratt. '''1 1-; -141t1- 1 kinson. Iowa. Paul H.

Graham, Monroe, Ind. tthlee. 11 4 1 nue. Lee Jackson. Chesaning.

Mich. this time that the agricultural college 1 11 stt. Edwin K. Kuehn, Ara. Ell.

CORPORALS. i Jitrewles, Adolph, 2731 Crystal ree street. undergraduates have their annual PRIVATES. William C. Leonia.

Horicon. Wis. John W. Bower, Mansfield. Ill 0 1 LATE List Truelk, Stepan, 1901 Milwaukee are- Stinglun, Olaf 1431 North Amen WWIlltilliainana P.

144Wartolteinie.Filant.oa.Miclath. 1 Dile. Rudolph R. Roderick. Adrian.

Mich. rivalry for prizes. In the afternoon Steve H. Bemkowski, Milwaukee. Win.

11 Eat za9 i 1" 1 H. i Ntgro, Cesime, 1215 Senalt place. avenue. DIED OF worxDs. prauk E.

Gould. Poplar Grove, ILL juniors have two contests. one of Jive al stock juCging and one of feeding. S' 1 Pales, Johan, 1930 West Superior-street. Thittra, Iambs, SI west Van Buren PRIVATES.

Chicago an cgd suburban ha-se owners 4 PRIVATES. 0 67 Ra3 R. Anderson. Morse. Wis.

o. Peterson, Harold 4712 Western ave- Zohn It R'nethel. Waverly. XOWIL dward W. Childs.

Hudson. hitch. only have entered animals in the horse ilia.71 -i 1 one. Zukowski, Zebu, 2128 Albany avenue. Arthur Es.

Nagel. Wilton. Iowa. Charles Co'. Alton.

111. fair tonight A parade will precede the Seese, Leo 431 East Forty-fourth GlInner C. Cariatbk Stillnab Vallen In program. which is expected to eclipse Pepelka, Jelin, South Troy street. DIED OF ACCIDMNT AND OTEITX cArsza.I John W.

Morrison, Wimmeonne. Wis. those of former years. I I street. Peterson, Henning 4911 Berenice Tbomas, Nathan, 8129 Ellis arenas.

SERGEANT. Edward Oblinski, Hamtramack, Mich. Frank Balanda. Merrill, Wis. i I Detroit Mich.

Titian, Ralph It" 1307 Retrael. A Elmer E. Hamilton. Mattoon, tn. Return Address Must Be Great Melrose Park.

PRIVATE. 1 A i Stalk en berg, 1Prod 1101 Beath Herbert W. Kleckner. Monroe, Mich. 4 Sawyer avenue.

Gedwill, Mike, 8203 Lime street. August U. ringer. Milwaukee. W.

Orlie Reed. Thompsonville, Ill. Edward J. Creoler, El laville. Wis.

DIED EV AIRPLANE ACCIDENT. Wallace Whiting. Ia. on Letters to A. Men a 1 Stock Show ,1 T.TFUTENANTS.

Wil liant L. Nccurry. Terre Haute, Ind. I.outs W. Maddox, Decatur.

III. Washington, D. Nov. 2. 9.Under fft LIEtTE'NANTS.

Joseph trrbantak. Milwaukee. Wts. 11.Toartsza meecclionmaeg, VT Va. I 1 Harry Moran'.

Amadoro, Mich. instructions issued today by Postman- i Gus D. Shoemaker. Grand Rapids, Mich. T'S herebut greater I oforge W.

Foster. Cuttingsallie. Vt. William J. Krueger.

Oconto, Wis. DIED OF DISEASE. Arthur G. Simmer, Kibbie. Mich.

ter General Burleson no letter mail will Thomas D. Amory. Wilmington. Del. Leon McNamara.

Cadillac. Mich. l'hilli G. Smith Carl -le III. G.

Staber. Mineral Point. Wis. be accepted by lostoffices in the United and better than ever! The 1 i Kenneth Gow, Summit. N.

J. CORPORAIS. CORPORALS. Luk Walter P. Engleman.

-Mount Clemens Mich. 1 a ee Is- States for delivery to members of the 1 sibleenthdeoefsstheme Sidney Schwartz, New York N. Y. Raleigh A. cilltowzi.

wig. ienry Stein rt Alliv uk NV bwilanrghaofsthmeadlaergPe5-st, 'William A. Barg-frede New York CitY. Charles J. Tina.

Milwaukee. Witt. Miles Swan Coldwater. Mich. Love, Opeliaa.

Ala. Cecil Herbert Roberts, Newman. ELL Le Roy F. Jones. LYons.

La. George Sack. Rig Rapids. Mich. The ao order at the world blooded n.

horses this American expeditionary forces with V----. most wonderful exhibit of pure Alfred R. Noon. Hempstead. 'E.

Louis W. Hamblen. Detroit. Mich. Phillip C.

Shonhard. Jackson. Mich. I Marry Delman. New Florence.

Me. Frederick L. Koegele. Kalamazoo. Mich.

MUSICIAN. eliarioes Oallitawgo. Sumniura. 111. s.11 Chamberlain.

Ell. Arthur 1 John H. Kremble. Mu. Matheny.

Chandler. Howard F. Gibson. Sherman. Iowa.

catine. Iowa. PRIVATES. Joseph amberlai PRIVATES. MurPIlsbo Caleo t.

Holly. Mich. Ray a Wagner nda. Ill. the war department so that proper Fred Y.

MeConnell. Concord. N. C. Willoughby R.

Marks. Apalachicola. Ps. wiadyslav Nizinski. East Madison.

M. Charles W. Helm. Geneva. M.

Earl Waldvegle. Davenport. Ia. disposition may be made of mall reach- The prize winners from all parts of America are i Stuart 1.... Marlow.

Elkins Park. Pa. John Rees, Springfield. M. Harry R.

Ozbtm. Kane. ILL John ht, Wallace. Chanmaigia, AL lug France for members of the expedi- tionary forces who have returned to I here for final judgment. They fill 20 mammoth buildings 1 Fetrmaker.

II I K. K. Prete. Lynn. Maas.

Ralph G. Sellick. Belviefere. M. Herbert Christensen.

Radne, Wis. Lester L. Perrego. Farley. Ia.

Leo Plunkett, Columbus. Ind. Elmer Weir. Putnam, Ill. Harley E.

Zehner. Pinkstoff. T11- Edward G. Garnsey. Grand Haven.

Mich. L3rman nse. Hillsdale, Met. Charles C. ough.

Killduff. Arthur W. Zick. Markesan. Wig.

the United States. Adelbert D. MeCleverty. Seattle. Wash.

lc M.e" Dollar Stock -Parades a 1 i Harold H. Phelps. Springfield. Mass. i il Burr Dexter Straight.

Almond. N. Y. Peter G. Zouck.

Glyndon. I Md. The most brilliant stirring evening shows ever staged. SERGEANTS. I.

What is more thrilling than a performance of proud, beautiful, 4 Ernest Graf. Ann Arbor. Mich. cts 1, I 1 Peter Strucel. Calumet.

Mich. I Start today to huy An Excellent Investment spirited horses? Fine music and scores of unusual, worth-while features. Plan to be there! 4 "i 0'----- -A 1 Savmg Stamps z- Its the one event of Its ye ar and a patriotic duty you must not Mi13. 1 E. 1 0 o) Trz.

Admission: Adults, 50c; Children, 25c I r-t1 trg.41:'V',:,-FI.-k0- 24i la 4 1 ---7-g-i --a International Amphltheater, 42nd and Halsted I i 1 1 to get thereTake any surface et elevated f--- hiik- nottliw-wI im 1. 1 i ffii -s--, 9 iii i lin ril Zil 1 Plr 1 asy line and ask de anisette 1 arcnssl two if 1411111144,3 I Ip0 --J Ill 1 i i -111'. e4'' ill I 1110 11 I 1 1 14 L. 1 i 17 ci 1 i i I .0 I 1 i 1 g.4-,,',..,,,.04. yozo, -atalltzstus.

i .,1 i 1 71'-'--s- I I ifTet ------4-- b. 1 1 1 A -1 vil! N-kzs I ill! LI -1 Paper White Grandiflora tvsbil elitillia. tulle lei 1 7.7 -'-e'. --If, A I iii.olicrulliallin, I A. II.to ----Nor I 1 r.

at Reesesel i i til er ti I la 0 1 :1,4 1 47.4. 1 'd ---1! 7 scats at bloom in Water and i I Will 1 lt- 1 -Alj. 4 4 Izi 0 7- kr l'-' 'go --ir- I 1 1 -1 a at i 4.t, a I 1 llt Jacklas 11. Pebbles from 6 to 8 weeks ..1 so. 'v iin (----) h-, if Nov.30 t4: Ai, -t 1- fr6m the time of to 14-.

6 A 1 16-- arna 9 i. tk lt- tos --4-; 1 IJ-' 1, E.21glit i i 4tt Start them a dark place 1 i -icto xiat-s -11 1.1t- 'quality 1 vs.00 yt f' Dec.7 A 040,, 1 At m.hd -0 "A field's 4 -mite- 4 i for aLout ten days, and 1. lif, '3 1 a via ro-e Maszers Ace -Ilitte co ,1, Nr, 1 victor Talking Mac ft- .1 afterwards grow in bright 1(s 1 lir, I 1 light but carefully pro- RESORTSFOREIGN. 1 I .4., 1,1 I tected from drafts of air. a i te-, USED REsitioL FOR 1 ossolo Ill' I le ce 1.

I 1 BAD SKIN TROUBLE Crean We Offer the E--tra Large 'Sure to Bloom" Size at 4'011 e3.0.4icill,ri I 1 4 ci --kW A t- or allje Centig 6 1 I 50c Per Dozen A I I 4-- the. 1 r---- tA a 0 I r. 11 4, I WILED DI ACTION. LIEUTENANTS. Orville M.

Cotton, Birmingham, Ala. TrISZVOI A. Dean. Pittaburgh. Ps.

Edwin M. Elam, Berkeley Cal. Michael J. Hayes. Cleve O.

Sheldon Hoed ley. Nes York. SEROwer. Erie A. Berrann.

Lanai. Mich. rusvATEs. Yngre Alff Bengston. Hockford.

M. Lee Flora. Maxwell. Ia. John Gratunik.

Indiana Elarbor. Irvin M. Greet Malt. Charlotte. Mich.

James V. Lynch. Ayrshire. Ia. Charles E.

Maguire, Alton. George II. Martz, Storm Lake, It. Bari J. Shovan.

Hemlock. Mich. Wayne M. Skelly. Davenport.

la. Clifford D. Vorhlea, Lockridge. Ia. A.

Waite. Elsie. Mich. DIED OF WOUNDS. CAPTAIN.

Dan O. leeper. Denison. Tex. LIEUTENANTS.

John Net lie Donohue. St. Paul. Minn. K.

Judea. Oklahoma City, Okla, SERGEANT. Roy Isteecoa. Fort Wayne, Ind. Peter Cassidai.

A111110071. nlAlfred Z. Lytt le. Shelby. Mich.

PRIVATES. Cecil Gordy. Clarksburg. rn. 'Henry J.

Lindhorst. Mukwortago. Wis. Kenneth Lloyd McCoy. Melrose.

Ia. Paul A. H. subuits, Lansing George A. Wells.

Grand It Wills. Mich. Chester II. Jobe. Tutuielhill.

ILI. DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CACSES. PRIVATE. W. Marchlewski.

Alpena. Mich. WOUNDED SEVERELY. LIEUTENANT. Zewtand C.

W. Blessley. Minnearsolitt. Minn. PRIVATES.

Charles A. Irwin. Grand Rapidit. Ia. Earl R.

Kirk. Atlantic. Ia. Robert L. Scheidt.

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Monroe. Mich. ussrso ACTION IN LIEUTENANTS. B. Adams.

Stanford tniversitv William G. Gilmore. Birmingham. Ala. SERGEANT Claren0 11 Irwin, Rock Island.

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Robert E. Frisk. Ashland. Wis. Thunoton Fultz.

Alba. Mich. John T. Hall. Springfield.

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