The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-10-25

cabled by General Pershing, shows 67
lost, total survivors ITO and one unac-
counted for
The casualty list shows that not all
the lost were Americans. The fire.
men, of whom many were probably
Killed by the explosion, came princi-
pnily from Spain and Portugal. Some
OF the noncommissioned army officers,
among the American troops lost, were
men of foreign birth and now have
mothers living in Germany, one in Bcr-
lin and the other! IN Oldenburg.
No Submarine Sighted.
y General Rershing's report throws no
new light on The circumstances of the
attack and So far astis known neither
a submarine nor torpedo was seen.
The official list follows:
Private Ernest Eggert. infantry !:
nearest friend, Miss Edna Barnett, 522
West Thirty-fourth court, Chicago.
S Private John Bright, Infantry; near
est relative, Mike Bright, 1241 Lake
street, Milwaukee.
Private Arthur Erhart, infantry
cousin, Charles RIFT, Ferrywash, New
port, Il. /.
Casual Citizen ii. III. Cummings;
emergency address unknown.
Scrgt. Otto Klcber. infantry; fa-
ther, Paul Kleber, Moullische strasse,
2O21, Berlin, Germany
Sergt. Otto Miller, infantry; moth
er, Mrs. Mary Miller, Nordenhem, Old
enberg, Germany
Corporal Abraham Swartzberg, in
fantry. Sister, Theresa Arico. 3:33S
East Thirteenth street, New York,
NY.
Private Roy Cottreli,i Infantry.
Mother, Mrs. Alfred Cottrell, Clinton,
Ind:
Private Lee w. Nelson, infantry.
Cousin, Max ]. Nowlczyk, Al Prescott
avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Private Jorgan p. Lock, infantry;
nearest friend, Floyd Pearman, 422
West Eleventh street, Kansas City,
Mo.
Private Carl G. Morseli infantry;
father, George AIorSell, iVcsterbroghe,
a Copenhagen, Denmark. @
Private Burett Hamilton, infantry:
father, j. II. Hamilton, Grapevine,
Tenn. --@
Private William l.. Faust, field ar
tillery; mother, Mrs. Sarah Faust,
Stony Creek Mills, Pa. ~ =. -
Private Edward l.. Echel, field artil-
lery; address unknown.
Private Cornelius J. Mclaughlin, in
fantry; nearest friend, William Brad
ley, Water street, Woburn, Mass.
Private NcptOin Bobin, transport
worker; wife, Mrs. Annie Bobin, 715
Oglcthorpc street, East Savannah. Ga.
G. l.. Tusburne electrician, u. S. N;
no address.
II. +. Watson, electrician, U. S. N;
no address. raH
J. G. Mckinney, seaman, U. S. NJ; no
address. Z. s.ys.
JW. Hunt, seaman; US. N; no ad-
Private Melvin Il. Bradbury. medical
corps mother. Mrs. Angel Bradbury,
I Rochester street. Boston, Mass
Private Guy II. Bosworth, medical
corps; mother. Mrs. Sophie BoswOrth,
Ocean street, Milburn, MI.
Assistant Carpenter "A. Peterson.
steamship antilles: mother, Lombard
Petersen. Farsum, Norway. H..
Wheelman l., n, Jensen, address un-
known. t4
Fireman NJ. Boza; mother, J. BOA,
Vega, Spain.
Fireman 1fidel Gonzales; brother, A.
Gonzales, Santander, Spain,
Fireman ii. L. Llaret; father, G.
Llaret, Barcelona, Spain.
Fireman Antonio Leal; mother A.
Leal, Valparaiso, Chile.
Seaman 4. Erllzsen; sister, A. Nil
sen, Lake Myles, la.
Seaman p. Igholm; mother, NJ. Ig-
holm, Nosco, Denmark,
Seaman i. Jolly; mother, Il. Jolly,
1910 st. Catherine street, Montreal.
Canada.
Seaman II. Parks; mother, Ella
Parks, 314 yKearny street, San Fran
cisco.
Third Assistant EngineerE. A. Wal
ker; wife, Mrs. e. A. Walker, 1910 VIII
low avenue, Hoboken, N. j.
Junior Engineer Thomas Boyle;
mother, Il. Boyle, County Louth, Ire
land. a
Junior Engineer j. O'Rourke sister,
b. oRourke, 220 West Twenty-eighth
street, New York.
Water Tender James Finnegan; fla
tlcr, ]. Tinnegan, Greenmore, County
LOuth, Ireland.
Oller O.. Fenron: wife, M. Fearon,
1913 Thirty-sixth street, New York. =
Assistant Storekeeper ID. +Bayne, SIS
ter, Mary Broderick, 1856 Montgomery
street, Jersey City, MI. 50 =
Chief Cook Charles Jason, wife, 4.
Jason, 46 Livingston road, -Portswood,
England. =
Second Cook William Bell sister, u.
Gray, Hood street. Secumb, Engiand
Third Cook V Qlpa. brother. J. Itipa,