American Members
Lafayette Escadrille
PARIS, July 25—America will gain some of the world’s
star aviators when the Lafelette Escadrille is turned over to
Major General Pershing as his aerial “eyes”. As an organi
zation and individually, the American flyers in this unit have
been repeatedly cited for courage, daring and fighting ability
no less than their splendid scouting work. The personnal to
date, of this great flying unit, is as follows:
Captain Theriault, of the French army commanding.
Lieut. Maison de Rouge of the French army, second in
command.
Lieut. William Thaw, Pittsburgh.
Lieut. Raout Lufberry, of New York.
Adjutant Didier Masson, of New York and Texas
PERS< >NNEL:
Balsley, Corporal TT. Clyde.San Antonio, Texns
Bigelow, Coporal Stephen.Boston, Mass.
Bridgeman, Corporal Roy Claflin.Lake Forest Ills.
Chadwick, Corporal Oliver M.Lowell, Mass.
Chatkoff, Corporal Lincoln Hermann.New York
(Injurred in fall, June 20, 1017; now in hospital)
Cowden, Sergeant Elliott.New York
(On leave, attached to instruction duty with American
officers Reserve Corps, Plattsburg, N. Y. Decorated
Military medal and French War Cross with Palms.)
Dolan, Corporal Charles H.Boston, Mass.
(On leave in United States owing to illness of family)
Drexal, Corporal John Armstrong.Philadelphia, Pa.
Dugan,Corporal William E.South Orange, N. J.
(Decorated with War Cross, April 1, l!)l(i.)
Hall, Corporal James Norman.Colfax, Iowa
(Wounded June 1st, in fight with seven enemy avia
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tors; now in hospital; Decorated with Military Medal
and war Cross.)
Haviland, SergeantWillis.Minneapolis, Minn. 1
| Hewitt, Corporal Thomas M.New York -
! Hill, Corporal Dudley L.Peekskill, N. Y. ’
(On sick leave beginning May 1st, 1917) i
Hinkle, Corporal Edward Foote.Cincinnati, O.
j Johnson, Corporal Archibald.Pittsburgh, Pa. >
Johnson, Sergeant Charles S.St. Louis,’Mo!
I Lovell, Corporal Walter.Concord, Mass.
(Decorated with war Cross while in American Ambu
lance Service.)
j Lufberry, Lieut. Raoul.New York
(One of the two “acs” in the squadron; officially cre
dited with bringing down 10 military aeroplanes; decor
ated with War Cross, Military Medal, British Mili
tary Cross; French Aero Club Plaque, other numer
ous honors. Is the premier flyer of the escadrille)
McMonigle, Con*oral Dougins.San Francisco, Cal.
Marr, Corporal Kenneth.Alaska
(The inan who introduced Alaskan sledge dogs to the
French army in the Vosges.)
Masson, Adjutant Didier .. .7f.New York and Texas
(Formerly Carranza’s chief airman, before that well
known exhibition airman in the United States.)
Parsons, Sergeant Edwin C.Springfield. Mass. ;
Prince, Corporal Frederick . .Beverly Farms, Mass.
(On leave in U. S. as instructor to Officer’s Reserve ?
Corps, Plattsburg, N. Y. Brother to Aviator Norman
Prince, killed in action 1916.)
Peterson, Corporal...Honesdale, Pa. |
Rockwell, Corporal Robert L. .Cincinnati, O. |
Rumsey, Corporal Lawrence.Buffalo, N. Y. |
(Released because of illness, May 1917) |
Xaubrnin, ^Sergeant Robert.sNew York 3
Thaw, Lieut William.Pittsburgh, Pa. |
(Second “ace” in the escadrille; officially credited
with downing seven enemy aeroplanes; decorated with
War Cross, other medals.) iji
Willis, Corporal Harold.Boston, Mass. |
MA80NS TO MEET TONIGHT
A meeting of Mt. McKinley lodge,
*° 183, F. and A. M . will be held at
dasonlc hall tonight at 8:30 o'clock.
Vork In the second degree. All vl
ltlng Masons are welcome.
A. McN. FIELD. W. M.
rOHN SELLIN, Secretary.
Bishop E. P.-Rowe, head of the
Episcopal church In Alaska, was a
recent visitor In Whitehorse, and he
preached In the Christ’s church In
that city.
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Opr Baked Heas will make Boston
Joalous.—City Bakery.
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I Dick Jones, a well known Fair
banksan, Is reported to have been
killed recently In the Koyukuk coun
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I NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Ella Bratnober. widow of H.
Bratnober, Henry, Puleifer, the admin
istrator of the estate of H. Bratnober,
and all heirs and devisees of said H.
I1 Bratnober. and to nil persons having
or claiming to have any interest in tha
estate of said H. Bratnober.
You and each of you are hereby no
tified that I have performed the an
nual labor required by law for the
years 1915 and 1916 upon the following
described quartz claims, situated in
the Copper Center mining district.
Alaska, to-wit: California quartz claim,
I.emon No. 1 quartz claim. Copper
King North Extension No. 1, North
Star quartz cluim. Orange Hill quartz
claim No. 1, Lemon quartz claim.
North Star East Extension No. 1
quartz claim, (lamp Bird Extension
No. 1 quartz claim, Lemon No. 2
quartz claim, Nebesna quartz claim,
Copper King quartz claim. Orange
Hill Extension No. 2, Monte Crlsto
Lode No. 1, California Extension No.
2, and that unless within the time pre
scribed by law you puy your propor
tionate amount of said expenditure
your interest in said claims and each
of them will be forfeited to me under
the provisions of the statutes of the
United States relating to the forfeit
ure by co-owners of their interest iu
mining claims for failure to contribute
their proportionate share of the ex
penditure required by law for such
annual work.
D. C. SAKQENT.
Hate of first publication. March IS.
1917.