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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1918

Page

9

French believe Austria will pay her debts to Russia

Paris reports Finance Minister Klotz told the chamber that France has confidence Russia will repay its debts to French investors. He dismissed opposition cries and said responsibility lies with the country, not the contracting government, noting the Bank of France privileges and looming Russian debt.

Paris Russia Klotz Chamber of Deputies Bank of France France Edouard Barth M. Klotz Bank of Russia

Coal Shipments Now Heavier Than Previously Known

Waterloo has received more coal in the past week than in any similar period. The surge aims to stockpile before freight-rate increases and to prepare for midwinter disruptions. Waterworks holds 700 tons plus 200 tons monthly, with 8 cars on track and 13 cars unloaded by Citi zens Gas & Electric.

Waterloo Fuel Administration City Waterworks J. P. Berry Citizens Gas & Electric Company Theiblic

Salvage of Waste Proposed in City

A city committee formed at the American Civic association's request aims to salvage all waste materials and sell them to fund Red Cross and other war agencies. Mrs E H A Boggs will lead, with Mrs Louis Frank, W H Langlas, and J F Cass handling finances. Other committees will organize collection, storage, and transport, while local groups and citizens are urged to participate to aid the Red Cross.

Red Cross American Civic Association EH. A. Boggs Woman’s Club Woman's Club Los Angeles Cal Kansas City Civic Department Mmes Louis Frank W. H. Langlas J. F. Cass

Army Casualty List Reveals 144 Names Across Actions

Washington June 15 The army casualty list shows 144 names including 28 killed in action and 12 died of wounds. Wounded severely 87, wounded slightly 1, missing 1, prisoners 2, with many Lt s and NCOs listed from New York to California and abroad. Marine list adds 130 names with deaths in action and wounds, detailing units and hometowns.

Washington D. C Edward W. Flower Youngstown Isaac V. Coltra Blue Mound Gordon Kaemmerring New York City Ernest F. Duncan Bloomington Ind Arthur W. Baker Temple Texas Charles A. Parker Joseph Vallone Waterbury Conn Samuel Amato Brooklyn Branslaw Andrizyiwaki Chelsea Maess Jesse D. Burke Kemptown Md Adrien J. Desouche Have Arles W. Va Richard Healey Roxbury Mass Charles L. Joy Benzonia Mich James P. Love Lenaconing Loren D. Banta Kansas City Orville Bazill Bradford Frank Bodonix Jersey City N. J James M. Brown Malone N. Y Floyd de Roo Chicago Reuben M. Gilbert Lincolnville Kan Lloyd Stanley Howe Colfax Wis David A. Paul Gilman Loren W. Sewell Lynn Donald A. Bigelow San Francisco Cal Albert H. Coward Ensley Ala Sergent Rutherford D. Alcock Effingham Ill William Wallace Carlton Tallmadge Merton L. Allen Malden Wilbur Mospy Williamb. Ragan Clarks Leo Servid George F. St. Clair Johnson City Tanun Paul Joseph Trembly New Bedford Lester G. Rivers Milwaukee Joseph G. Fitzgerald New York Arthur W. Davenport Barnard Mont John D. Filley, Jr Will Algin Forward Rockton Rivesville Walter Jasinski East Detroit Walter Johnson Simon B.longfield Charlestown John W. McCullough Taibsan N. M Everett L. Miller Jewell City James J. Munras Haverhill Joseph Pisillo North Bergen Enos Robinson Frank S. Grawford McMinnville Ore Vitali Crespi William Curlee Polkton N. C William H. Dean Cornelis Harvey W. Fahnestalk Rapid City Lewis Burwell Fleet Glendora Martin Galliano Naples Italy Fred Gerrisch Earl A. Gill Eldred Harry M. Gipson Newport John W. Green Dawson N. D Sam Grice Queida John M. Griner Pelham Marion C. Hampton Franklin Idaho Jeff Harmon Carlow Abie Hinkle Clinton, Til Dale Hyland Portland Oliver H. Johnson Egg Harbor Vincent BE. Johnson Gibbon Minn John J. Jurick la Salle Sam Katsi Columbus Gust Kerlazie Martinias Greece Foma Kirget New Haven Robert W. Lennox Big Lake Wede D. Lester Big Creek Miss Thomas G. Littlejohn Gaff Charlies Stewart Walloomsac Stanley Tarkowski Chesley W. Taylor Marlboro Harold Terrill Fort Worth John L. Tinney Newark Alexander Edmond Vautrain New Orleans Frank Wegiasz Leon J. Weallman Perry Robert F. Weish Philadelphia Frank Williams Norton James Sexton Brattleboro Howard F. Kane Machias Edward Albert Koennen Rochester Allen R. Moors Fitzdale James A. Patterson Ripley Frank Addante Marcus Wash Philip J. Riehl Philipsburg Bert G. Taylor Matinta Kinsley C. Buck Elmhurst James F. Christ Akron Guy Pravell Orient Clifford I. Fulmer Waterville Eric A. Goldbeck Uvalde Tex Charles T. Hubbart Beecher City George Knorr Howard Maxwell Troy Tenn Charles H. Ulmer Pottsville Paul Leber Columbia Harry Bretty Fayette Harry E. Hess Altoona Donald E. Rickson Los Angeles Joseph Bryan Kelly Carrollton Joseph {. Clark Walton Neil S. Shannon Raymond EE. Dunham Lakewood John Erbtle Louisville Joseph Stringfeltow Robinson, Il Walter Ll. Burroughs Helena Ark Henry G. Springer Mineral Point Willard F. Sugrue Charles J. Vanek la Grange Earle B Jones Minneapolis Mtnn Marcus W. Hayes Coppers Coal Corporal Seward E Rome Harry G. Meredith Marion Gorby Caldwell Avenue Washington, Pa Stephen Durr William Buckett N. F Carroll Hill Bellevue Irving Fuller Mansfield Howard Petosky Park Lake Anthony Botert Ranshaw Herbert Hinds Churchill John I. Callahan Joachim Sanchez Harry H. St. Louis Escahaba Thomas F. Stuart Jamaica Edgar R. Dempsey Sayre Arthur Obermiller Dover Charles V. MacArthur Thomas S. Whiting Hampton Paul J. Dowling Robert N. Crow Tarroliton Frank Wees Gastonville

Red Cross Campaign Prep In Waterloo Opens

The Red Cross drive in Waterloo is set to begin tomorrow with canvassing in precincts starting in the morning. C V Simmons of the Service League announces factory chairmen received instructions and supplies at a YMCA meeting. Residents are urged to stay home tomorrow afternoon to aid canvassing, with a citywide effort aimed at meeting the $27,000 quota by week’s end.

Red Cross Waterloo C. V Simmons Leutenant Service League

Waterloo Court Upholds Legality in Quo Warranto

Judge H B Boies ruled yesterday that the new municipal court is legal and valid. Willis N Birdsall defeated by the four Waterloo justices in the quo warranto case. petition dismissed and costs taxed to plaintiffs. Likely appeal to the supreme court. Facts were agreed, avoiding witness testimony.

H. B. Boies Willis N. Birdsall

Military roster names across states and nations listed

A lengthy roll lists sergeants corporals and privates from Chicago to Shenandoah Iowa and New York alongside others in Maine Wisconsin Michigan and more. It notes hospital apprentice George A. Jones serving with marines and names numerous hometowns and units in an expansive personnel ledger.

Walter F. Duda Chicago Osald Brederen Main Towoe Wis Jerome E. Jobus Litchfield Minn James G. Brennan Albany Robert L. Shotwell Denver Jolnr Hives Hedrick William A. Maloney Roxbury Mass Theodore A. Laskoe Detroit Jackson Drake Trenton N. J Harry M. Maas Seventh Avenue Peoria Ill Frederick F. Nagel Roslindale Darel J. McKinney Milwaukee Earl T. Durbin Grass Lake Mich Edward Prince Minneapolis Royce Lewis Long Prairie Warren C. Jones Betorse George E. Roberts Spotkane Wash David EB. Toms Fairfield Otis R. Bishop Louisville Robert D. Foote Morristown George W. Connally Nutley Silas A. Daniels Long Green Reginald L. Gabriel New Orleans Roy Harper Brookline Charles Ganzell Wollaston Herbert BE. McCarthy Blooming Park

Freckle and Tan Lotion from Lemon Juice

Squeeze juice of two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint of freckle fading lotion. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to reduce freckles and blemishes for a clear soft white complexion at low cost. Harmless advertisement claims included.

Dairy Marketing Association Opens Branch in City

The Waterloo branch of the Iowa Dairy Marketing Association opened an office in Waterloo. W. H. Maust will run the branch. The plan is a uniform milk price for producers, with contracts soon to be signed with Waterloo distributors. Milk price set at 2.80 dollars per 100 pounds for 3.6 test milk, plus five cents per 100 pounds per test point over that. Consumers may face a 13 cent per quart rise. about 180 members in the Waterloo branch. Contracts finalized at a Chamber of Commerce meeting last night to deliver milk to Maust at set price for redistribution.

Waterloo Iowa Dairy Marketing Association Maust State Association Chamber of Commerce

Nelson Will Come Home This Summer

Earle P. Nelson will be invalided home this summer from Scotland after injuries from the Manley explosion following a collision. He was in the radio service and sent to Plymouth, England, then moved to an American hospital in Scotland near embarkation for home. Some injuries are permanent. Nelson is a West High graduate. Public library hours note Friday closures at noon through summer.

Earle P. Nelson Scotland Mary Nelson Commercial Street L. J. Bowman Army Hospital Waterloo Manley Nelson Plymouth England Jons Young Neilson West High

Anaemia and Poor Blood Boosts Health in Child

Mrs Harnell reports her daughter recovering after using Vinci the booster remedy. The advertisement claims Vinci contains beef and codiver peptones and manganese peptonates to rebuild a run-down system and enrich red blood. Blended with glycerophosphoates, it is marketed by Wangler Bros. Co and C J Miller druggists.

Vinci

Housekeepers Can Save Food From Rats Campaign

A historical notice urges households to prevent food waste by rats, citing up to 200 million dollars in annual losses. It promotes Stearns Paste as the efficient solution and notes government use and purchases for pest control, advising housekeepers to buy a small box to stop food loss at home.

Washington

Men Enlist For War Duty From Local Recruiting Stations

Today's contribution to Uncle Sam's forces lists Navy and Marine enlistments. Puget Sound Washington sees Seaman Second Class oral info Davis from Daralls Fireman Third Class Jiget Sound. General Electric Kennett Lamb from Mulberry Street. Marines bound for Paris Island South Carolina Bert N Stainbrook from Brandon.

Uncle Sam NAVY Puget Sound Wash Oral CG. Davis, Co Daralls Jiget Sound Mert J. Konwgh Waterloo General Electrician Great Lakes Kennett & Lamb Mullberry Street

Sixth Attempt to Enlist in Service Proves Successful

William J Steely succeeds after five prior rejections and is accepted as a navy yeoman at the local recruiting station. He departs tomorrow for Great Lakes for four months of training, then takes paymaster exams. Physical issues that once blocked enlistment are overcome.

Sam William J Steely Navy Great Lakes

Black Hawk County W. G. C. U. L. to Hold Farm Event Friday

Former Sonal Telephone and Dat son Kerwin salesman are among attendees at the county farm event. An executive board meeting will occur during the day. A picnic dinner at noon precedes an afternoon program with gifts for residents.

Black Hawk County

Gilman Boy Dies in France of Wounds

Gilman Iowa, June 19. David A. Paul Jr. died June 8 in a French hospital from wounds received in action. He was 19, a son of farmer David A. Paul of Jasper County. He enlisted last fall at Grinnell and served in Battery H, Fifteenth Field Artillery. A June 10 letter home said he was well.

Gilman David A. Paul, Jr France David Aa. Paul Jasper County Grinnell Fifteenth Field Artillery

Spring Fever and the S S S Blood Remedy

An old time advertisement blames spring illness on impurities in the blood and promotes S S S as a general tonic. It touts improved appetite, vitality, and resistance for all ages, claiming the remedy purifies blood and cleanses impurities. Details direct readers to Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for information.

S. S Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratory Atlanta Galsement

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Austa Tc. AL Association Geneva Club Fred S. Pettit Lake Geneva Grace Brainerd Redcho Waterloo Court Dairy Marketing Association Sayan Tron James France Halliven Physiclac Belleyme Hosghel New York Goanty Hospital Sulliven Ingram Bellans Beleans ON Marines Paris Island S. C Bert N. Stainbrook Brandon Tomorrrow Secret Service America Wiliam J. Flynn United States Lectri Dan Park INOL Samova Dauber Lamb’s Sonal Telephone Company Datson-Kerwin Company We. Y Plaza Theatre Douglas Fairbanks Doug Fairbanks Hearst-Pathe Crystal Theda Bara Miss Bara Chester Conklin Mack Swain Keystone Francis X Bushman Beverly Bayne
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