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The Camp-Fire Colonel Chas. A.; Marsh, Memer; Marshall, Robert; Mar- tin, Alfred; Martin, W. J., of Hacienda Manso Villa, Mex.; Marz, last heard of in "Frisco; Mauzey, Jack; Mason, Jo- seph Ernest; Mason, William J.; Matthews, Will Fred; ae William; Maynell, Charles, New York, 1893; Ma- zurette, Alfred P.; Meade, Dan; Meek, Harold C.; Meisel, John; Mendoza, Richarde; Merle, Eugene; Miller, Henry Chapin; Miller, Jacob; Miller, Marcellus Dell.; Miller, T. H., Wingfield, Kansas, June, 1906; Miller, R. H., Toro Point, C. Z., 1913; Miller, William, electrician; Miller, Wil- liam Addison; Milligan, Archie; Monahan, Chas. “Top” Sergt.; Monroe, Joe R.; Moore, Frank L., Seattle, Wash.; Moore, J. A. (ack), Tremedoc, North Wales, Eng.; Moore, William; Moreland, John L.; Morgan, Earl, Boston, Mass.,; Morgan, William Hare; Moriarty, John F.; Morissey, War- ren (or Morrissey); Morine, Col. Charles A.; Morris, Frank: Morrisey, Fait Morrow, iesephs Moyer, Ted; Mudd, Clarence; Mullen, H. E. (Mac) of Peoria, Ill; Mullen, Thomas; Mulligan, Martin; Murray, Michael; Naugler, Owen V.; Nelson, Fred; Nichols, Samuel R.; Nicholson, Harry A., or Nicherson; Nickerson, Joseph, cigarmaker; Niell, H. (Nielson); Noble, Washington Arthur; Nolan, ack; Nolan, Michael, born in Kilkenny; Norris, Joe L.; ugent, Richard Thomas; Nylander, C. W., left Sweden 1893. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. O—R. O'Brien, William F.; O’Callaghan, Dennis Charles; O'Flaherty, Joseph H.; O'Neal, Frank; Ogden, known as ‘“Tex’’ or ‘“Two Bar Slim;’’ Olsen, Abbey; Olsen, Edward T.; Olsen, Ole.; Orpen, William M.; Ott, Charles: Ovestry; Owen, G. P.; Owen, Robert; Owen, Allan H.; Owens, Clyde; Paige, Frederick; Palmer, A. M., Jr.; Palmer, Glen; Parker, O. B., formerly of Mexico; Parker, Ross; Patterson, Robert J. of Cleveland, O.; Pedder, Richard; Penault, Frank, High River, Alberta; Renney. J. C.; Pen- nock, Dr. Walker C.; Peralto, Jose L.; New Orleans 1914; Perry, Mark M;. Perry, homas Balantyne (or Balantine); Peters, W. Milton, with D. U. W., 1006; Pettinger, Eugene; Pettit, James R.; Phillips, J. R.; Phillpot, Shirley M., ex-sergeant, U. S. A.; Pickens, Osmer; Piggott, Arthur W.; Pinney, Bertie (or George Bert Pin- ney); Piper, E. E t Bernard H.; Polter, Caloin B.; Poole, Charles W.; Pope, Billy, Texas; Portwood, Alf., blacksmith; Prince, Ben, Memphis, Tenn.; Prickett, Stone J. Re ogy aes dig Siebecs zart, Albert; Prunty, F. W., well-driller; Quinn, hur; Radcliffe, Col. John; Randall, W. S.; Raven, Frank A.; Ray, Carol D.; Reardon, John Patrick; Redpath, Adam; Reeves, Paul V.; Reilly, John A.; Reitmeier, Charley; Remes, Alexander or ‘‘Allie,’’ East Exeter, Me.; Reynolds, William; Reynolds, William P.; Rhode, Gust; Rice, An- drew, of Bath Co., Ky.; Rice, Mark (Serrott) ; Rice, Charles B.; Richard, hur; Richard, Charlie E.; Richardson, Frank Eply; Rickard, Mrs, Lauretta; Rider, Wm.; Rimer . D.; Ritter, W. M., of Baltimore; Roach, Henry; Roberts, oe, of Chicago, Ill.; Robinson, Boyd; Rogers, George John; ogers, Henry, Memphis, Tenn., March 11, 1915; Roger- son, William L.; Romandovski, Ellia, von (Baron Eugene ee Rose, Jack, Melbourne, Australia, 1913; Rowe, Gien S.; Rowe, eodore; Russell, Charles B., hospital corps; Ryan, Charles, Meacham, Ore.; Ryan, William; Ryan, Billy; Ryerson, Daniel, Sherman, Ariz. Please notify us at once when you have found your man. S—Z. Sabin, Carl; Sarries, James_H.; Sawyer, Walter; Schane, Ben, left New Orleans, Sept. 1915; Scates, James A.; Scheidell, John; Schell, Fred B.; Schener, Nick; Schmidt, Louisa and Charles; Schwerin, William H.; Scott, F. B.; Scott, Johnson W.; Scott, Norwood, of Lansdowne, Pa.; Scully, John J., bricklayer; Seery (family name); Sellers, dwin Henderson, cowboy and placer miner; Semple, James T., of Philadelphia; Seton, Capt. Robert Arthur, Venezuela, 1899; Sharp, Jesse R.; Sharpe, Melburn (Curly); Shaw, William F.; Shea, Timothy; Shea, W. A.; Sheehan, James, Orenco, Ore., 1911; Sheern, Thomas Eugene, Shake- speare, N. M., 1888; Shepard, W. C.; Sherwood, Dote (Gold- en); Shinn, W.; Shumaker, Robert F.; Smith, R. I., Grand Junction, Colo., 1908; Snodgrass, R. L. (Lee); Sipes, Hubert E.; Slider, Ada; Smedegard, James; Smith, Francis Basil; Smith, J. J.; Smith, William McK.; Snider, M. E,; Snowberger, Kirk R.; Snyder, Bill; Snyder, William; So- rentzen, Paul, alias Sam Wilson; Spang, Chester; Spanoro, Corporal A. T.; Spear, Dr.; Spears, R. S.; Spencer, Alma; Spiegelhalder, Tyler; Spiering, August Frederick Wm.; Starlight, Capt.; Starnes, Edwin C.; Staley, Frank N.; Standbaugh, Lester; Stewart, Fred S.; Stewart, W. J. (Bill); Stevens, Mrs. J. S.; Stockton, Walter; Stokes, P. A.; String- fellow, Jessamine; Strong, S. O., Bisbee, Ariz., 1907; “Struthers,”’ Jack and Jim; Stumpf, Julius; Sullivan, Frank; “nut aap E.; Pittenger, Fred; Pogoda, Albert; Pohl, - “pedition; 223 Summers, Thomas M.; Sutton, Edward Hepper; Swanan- der, Gust and Pete; Swarm, E. A.; Sweeny, Henry Ass Sykes, Grover C.; Stuart, Harry (Curly); Talmadge, George W. and Ruben W.: Tannebaum, Leslie; Taylor, Charles G.; Taylor, H. E. (Hal); Taylor, James C., and Margaret Dillon, his wife; Theiseh, Peter Frank; Thomas, Willis I.; Thompson, Frank J.; Thompson, Jim F. (Cyclone Beach- Thomson, Roscoe; Thomson, Corp. John; Thurber, T. (Tom); Timmanus, Fr E.; Tobisen, Charles J.; Tombs, Albert; Ton, W. R.; Towne, George H.; Townsend, Harry ~ Treasdale, A. (w easel); Trauhauf, Harold A.; Travers, Stanley, English; Travis, Joe; Treat, Roy M.; Trevor, Roland (Scotty); Tr ton, J. J.; Turn- er, Charles N.; Turnnard, Frank Albert; Tyler, George; Un- derwood, I. T., Columbus, O.; Vail, Daniel; Van Pelt, Ellis Loy; Vanderdasson, Jim; Wagner, Rudolph (Ruddy); Walk- er, Charles T.; Wallenstein, William J.; Walsh, Billy; Wal- ters, George (Creasy); Washburn, Bert; Watson, A. W.; Watson, Louis, Black Mt., N. C.; Weaver, Joseph C.; Weiner, Oscar; Welch, Douglas; West, M.; Weyman, Jack; Whalley, Thomas; Wheatton, H. L.; Wheeler, oseph Harry; Whelan, Frank, Calif., ro13; White, hite, ae Thomas J.; Whitfield, Robert; Wickens, Fred; Wiethaler, - Fred; Wildt, John; Wiley, Ellsworth; Will, John Andrew; Williams, C. E.; Williams, Elizabeth Matilda; Williams, ack, of Tientsin, China; Wilson, Col. Robert B.; Wilson, . L.; Wilson, Sadie; Wings, Claud _C.; Wise, Johnny; Wit- tenkamp, Ove; Wixson, Joe B.; Wolf, Don W.; Woonton, Charles; Workman, Edward; Wright, James William; Yar- brough, Lawrence Seven (Bonnie); Young, Dale L. MiSCELLANEOUS: Any one who served in the 3rd Special Service Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment of Infantry, Company D, Halifax, N. S., 1899-1900; Studa- baker, Davy; ‘'Bonnie’’ Bowen, Van Ochs and “Venus’’ Phillips; Comrades of Co. D, 17th Inf. in Mindanao, P. I.; es serving in Co. I of the goth U. S.; first or second mates on the barkantine Emily Waters on trips, to South America and the Horn or to Australia, and Barba- ‘does; old comrades of the 70's that were in the Adobe Wal- Pocket Cafion and Yellow House Fight; Members of K Co. of the 18th Inf. Seg ie Pas to 1902; any of the Florida boys who were out in the Everglades with Collecheche and Shapley the Winter of 1914-15; red-headed steward on the S. S. Berkshire; F. E. S.; crew of the U. S. Torpedo-Boat Destroyer Dale, 1903-1906; Soldier of E Co. 38th Vols., stationed in Lipa, Batangas, P.I., in Jan., 1900; the Big Stick, Peterson, William (Pete); Watson, Will; Ahl, Bill; English, ‘‘Jess;’’ Vose, Jack; Seay, Clif; oe age Bill; Fry, F ia Baldwin, ‘““Baldy;’ sag sae Kennedy; Molles- ter; Benner; McKinney; Tyson; Keinricks; Carlyle, Bill; Knode, Appleton; Wilkes; Butler, David; Vanlemberg; Jenkins; Rice; Bergin; Sullivan; Weinell; Armstrong; Shay; Shendel, and other hts-of the Big Stick who work for the W. E. Company in Bangor, Me., after the fire, April 30, 1911. Jim Foster, Milwaukee, St. Paul; Moore Lafon, Louisville; Mylett, Manchester, N. H.; McLain, Butte; Pay-Sergt. John Benham; all of 4 R. P. R.'s Transvaal; Re Maquire and McHenry, San Francisco, Cape Town; Ed Norton, New Orleans, Cape Town and Durban; Wild Bill Shea, Texas; Red O’Brien, Los Angeles; Daly Providence, Beira, P. E., Africa; Whitey Sullivan, Boston, Philippines and Orange Free State; Jimmy Brew, Jess Howard, Little Mack, and George Padgett, who were in Chihuahua, Mex- ico, in ’07; boatswain’s mate Holyoke, Seymour Relief Ex- H. G. G.; Shipmates on Hamburg-American Line, tramp Sornia New York to Frontera, Mexico, June znd to 2ist, 1913; Members of Stanley-Pryce and Masby’s outfits in lower Calif. during 1910 and I9gI1, especially if a mem- ber of Troop A in the battle of Tia Juana; Members of Ma- dero’s Foreign Legion, during 1911; any one who worked in J. F. Marshell's and John Bruggar’s paper-box shops; Cour- ish, Andrew, Dona Ana, N. M., 1898, also Mike Grace, somewhere in Rocky Mts., 1900 and Frank Wheland, Calif., 1913; Birch, M. C., W. Ekin or Pilary, liam, Steurtzel, Count; Leach, ‘Doc; Rampby, Will F.; F, Balance or Harry Balance; Nelda, Miss Winnifred, Wil- son, Francis and their father of the Mexican Central R. R. Co.; brothers, father and sister, Frazier, aon Marion, Wm., and Mr. who was last heard of in the Borax Fields of Cal. as Supt. of mines; orphan inquiring as to her identity; brother last seen in 1909; Mrs. Wm. Ross, orphan inquiring about herself; Don, A. J., veterinary surgeon, Indianapolis and Crowley, La.; Urita; Goff, or Geof; Will, mail at Sydney; . L. F.; J. P. C.; Reckless, where are you? ‘Spade Tail’’ Joe Bennett, George ee ghe ‘‘Chicken"’ Gardner or any of the bunch of the 18th U. S. Inf. on Panay Island in 'oo- 1900, also Sergt. Behi, 18th Inf.; Comrades, 30th and 4th U. S. Inf., from 1867 until 1885, especially Co. I; Comrades Co. L, tst Regiment Maryland Vol. Inf. during war with Spain; Corporal discharged Sept. 2, "12 from Troop F, 13th Cav.; Comrades Co. G, 41st Inf., and Capt. Graves’ Co., 20th Inf. all members of Co. M-1-2; Comrades, Co. ~ G, 5th Inf. in Central and Western States; Boys of Troop Ehoo mn S ights of ~ . M.; Clare, Wil- ~ (EO) (©)