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SECTION ONE.THE rOLLOWl.ST, casualties ail* if-Mrtt# kl hi - nm,. iitt| |4 of the American E\pelt;lltionar\ Km e KtTfed hi action. 17 died front wouniii1 17: died of di*es*e. 2°. mounded severely, S.! Total. 107\\ i«lt;-ca*ln Casualties Killed in \rflon Pvt. Oliver Philip ( ampbfli Cheiek OlrlJ I rom 4\»unri*J-gf Joseph A Walker. Mcndoia minded *e*erely PRIVATES Clarerce c. Potter Woneaoc.Ma tin W TMe). Colbi spencer Ralph Rn»« Sparta19.722: t'ied from accident and other ef airs, 2.929; w ounded in action iover It per rent returned to dutyi. 187.296: mis*iog in action (not including prisoner* released and returned!. 6 917. *o-ilf to date, J8i 537SECTION TWO *rPH K 1 OLLOWI.VQ ■a'-ualties arc re-3 nmported by the commanding general of ihr American Expeditionary Forres; Wounded severely, 29. missing in action. 12. Toial. 41Total number of ea«ualtie« to date ;Including those reported aboe Killed■'I £5.4 • *In action including 3*1 at sea .31.584;'died of wound* 13,129; died of disease.ICOAL DUST LODGED IN MINER'S LUNGStitiiiM. corps i \*a %i/r!•-;*The following casualtien are reported b\ the commanding gaaersl of the American Kxpeditlonai Forces: Killed In action. 2«*: die*l of wounds received in action. JO; di*d of disease. 4; wounded in action aaverelj 6 Total. 40W Untada lt;nannltiei*Killed in \«-ttowCorp Georg* Welttke Mnntello.PRIVATES Jam** p. McQtatb. New Richmond Joseph J. MUewski. Oivlts.Mr. Bunn tells how his tough was conquered and health restored**I contracted a bad rough !n November. 1916 I was working in a coal mice and the doctors said the coal dust had settled in my lunga. I kept getting w orse. couldn’t lie dow n on my right side, roughed so I couldn't sleep and bad constant pain in my right lung and under my shoulder blades I coughed ao hard the blood would spurt out of my nose. I soon lost 30 pound* Finally the doctors had me change climate and I went to the Cumberland Mountains and lived out doors, but didn't Improve•'Then i came back home and started ' 01 MllkS Emulsion Tilth Of! I i a* It did me a lot of gorm Tight from the start, loosening un the coal duat . that bad filled m\ right lung. In a' few weeks my lungs were free from coal Just I could sleep at right like a baby had an excellent appetite and mv cough flt; me ggtfrgly 1 gai-ie.i back ?0 pounds in weight and wont back to work in the mines completly restored to health 1 am working every day and feel as good a» 1 ever did inI nitKl i TIUNSThe following cabled corrections are iSailed av appendix to the regular casualty lists at the reque«t of the several pre».s associations:U iaenaais ( asnaltie*44 ouoded *llithil lt;|*re« Imisl* Reported In \«*fion|PR1VATKS John W. Kublde. Rosendale.Michael J. He 11 RadasWounded. Degree I ndetermined t Previous!* Reported Sfinwing iu %etioatprivatesAlex riswrakte Htsim? Point.Joon I'reJ ilemke. Hilbcit Thaddeus Bertrand LaRo*e. Phillips. Andrew Mastartode Kenosha lten A. Staberow. New LisbonSECTION THREETHE FOLLOWING casualties are re-1 ported by the commauJuig general of the American Expeditionary Forces;Wounded *lt;i'-gree undetermined i, 219; ed slightly, 714; total. 933.wounded ___________________W n t MsualtiesW ourd*-d (Degree I • determined » Mikr hiimm. I.a t rlt;•■*«-.llerry F Bnuer. Larsen Edward L. Ota. Amherst George J Sagstetter. Plum City. John -m hmit*. Bangor John Sptlski. MenashaWounded slight lj Lieut Herbert Henry Prange. llara-boo.Corp. Charles J McKeigue, Hubble-ton.PRIVATES Harry J Corning. Kilbourn.Peter M. Lauer. Hilbert.F.rne«t F Matthes. Stratford Ira Soules. Dallas Joe Kuchodohkt J|ena*hs Handle c Engherr. Shell I-ake.Otta A Calium Three Lakes. rr«d Raetall. w ai.*hLe nat 1 Mathew- Russell. W'sterloe nJohn A Sleginski. ThorpeSECTION FOURfPHF FOLLOWING casualties arc r * ported b' the commanding general of the American Expedf t ionarx For.-e-Wounded degree undete-mlned •. 3c9 wounded slightly. 617. total. 9'V 44 isconsln « ■•nsltlr*44 umtilril tlleaie** 1 ndetcrmlned)8ft Fred C Miller. Tig *rton.CORPORAL*Archie R Nequotte 44’au au.L*o Nowatnv. 4\*»u’oma Walter Sm tdv. Pulaski PRIVATES Theodore Rcttammel, Lyndon Station.John Rerndt. Halea Corner*.Pi ter Seola. KenoshaDaniel 4V Sullivan. Milwaukee.Carl Tufttn. Clayton.44 minded *l(«htiy Bugler Carl It 4\'andrv. Menasha.PRIVATES lleury J Rauer. Milwaukee ltos. cc Clinton Brow n. Waukc*ha Hugo T. Noster. Mi'waukee Frank D. Smith Oxford William Wendland. Lyndon Station. Sampson Joseph Casey Kaukauna. Stanley tj. Soles, Arkdale Mitchell lt;; Gorrow. Appleton Robert Emil G* «*. Milwaukee l»aeph Muty tlnski. l.a 4 resse.Weneel Shavlik, Cato.Harry oacmr Simensou. Stanley.Nels Peterson. Madison« ORRKI TIO\ *i1 he following . ah'ed (corrections are • ■ as a pj eudli tu tha regular casualty lists at the request of th-? several pr« ** associations44 i»lt;-«»• «dn (asualfiea Killed in 4*-flon t Previously Heparted Missing in %ction t Pvt Erwin Crardall Rock Elm. Iteturned to Duty (Previously Reported 41 l-«klnir in let in a I Pvt. Otto A Roeglipe Ranger • lied off 44 MUidi ( Peei M*u«ly Reported Wounded. Degree I ndet-emitted il’ret-iousi.t Hrpunrd Died From 44 .Minds) Pvt. John C Anderson, Racine; iWHY HAIR FALLS OUTlandntff c»um*s a fpverMi Irrita-linn of the scalp, tup hair root* shrink. loo*t*n and then the lialr conics out fast. To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get a small bottle of l»an-dcrine at any drug store for a few cents, pour a little in your hand and nib well into the scalp. After stwcral application* all dandruff disappears *ud the hair stops coming out.
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