Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-05

SAAS w ga DSk|0A SIAlNAlS
today. The list includes
three dead, FIVE wounded
and twelve missing who
participated in the engagement along
the Rhine-Marne canal were:
/ KILLED.
I PRIVATE THOMAS +. ENRIGHT,
next of kin Mrs. Mary Irwin, sister.
G641 Promo street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
/ PRIVATE JAMES u. GRESHAM,
next of kin, Mrs. Alice Dodd mother.
1901 West Ohio street. Evansville.
Ind
PRIVATE AEIiLE b. HAY, next OF
kim Harley d. Hay, father, GIiddcn.
Iowa.
WOUNDED.
PRIVATE JOHN J. SMITH. next OF
kim +. D. Smith. brother, box 81, Llil.
ington. Mich
PRIVATE CHARLES }. HOPKINS.
noxt OF kin, James W. Hopkins. broth
or, Stanton, Texas.
PRIVATE GEORGE l.. BOX, next
fof kin James |. Box, father. 700 North
Grady street, Altus, Okla
PRIVATE HOMER GIvENS. next
Of kin William Givens, father. Glover.
dale, Ala.
PRIVATE CHARLES L. ORR, next
Of kin, Mrs. Sarah Ilegnell, mother.
r. +, d. Five Lyons. Kans.
CAPTURED OR MISSING.
SERGEANT EDWARD NJ. HAIY.
BURTON, next Of kin George d. Haly.
burton, father, Stony Point, N. G.
4. coRpoRhI Nioii0tAs L. Null
HALL, next OF kin. Mrs. Bridget
Mulhall. mother, 1SD Ninth street Jcr-
sey City, N. ].
. CORPORAL EDWIN H. HAINES,
next of kin Mrs. Elizabeth HaineS,
mother, Route No. 4, Woodward, Okla.
PRIVATE HERCHEL GODFREY.
next OF kin William G. Obcrst, step.
father 10 Northridgcway Ave. Chicago.
PRIVATE VERNON M. KENDALL,
next of kin Sam Kendall. father, n. r.
D. No. 2, Roll, Okla
PRIVATE WILLIAM +. GRISBY
next of kin Mrs. Lizzie Grisby. mother.
1878 Willow avenue, Louisville, Ky.
PRIVATE FRANK Il. M'DOUGAL.
next of kin r. /. McDougal. father, 822
East First street, Maryville, Mo.
PRIVATE DANIEL B. GALLIGER.
next of kin Neil Galligor, father.
Blocton. Ala.
PRIVATE JOHN p. LESTER. next
of kin William Lostcrn. father Tut.
wiler, Miss.
! PRIVATE HARRY I.ANGHMAN.
next of kin. Ada X. Langhman. 46l
Oakwood Boulevard, Chicago.
PRIVATE DEWEY D. KERN. next
of kin Mrs. Eva Tilton, mother. Col
lns. Iowa.
i PRIVATE RECKON. cannot DO
identified.
Pershine Wires Casualties.
Washington, Nov. 5-Further details
of the attack on the American expedi-
tionary forces on the morning of Nov.
3 in which General Pershing reported
three killed, five wounded and
twelve captured Or missing" are look.
ed for today The Porshing dispatch
was very brief. simply stating that
salient occupied by company Of
American infantry was raidcd by the
Germans under heavy barrage iire
with the attendant casualties to the
American forces and that one Ger
man was made prisoner. General
pershing has been cable to send more
details
IN hte opinion OF army officers who
. have recently returned from the bat
tlcfront. the capture of Americans In
the trenches will nilame The enemy
to greater efforts against this see
! ton of the lines. All new arrivals
on the firing lino are treated TO SO.
we're punishment, but the hatred
against the American Is so bitter
that the Hun fury will increase their
endeavors
The following bulletin was issued by
the war department.
"rho war department has rcceiv-
cd dispatch from the commanding
general Of tho American expedition
airy forces which state that before
: daylight on November : n Salient oc-
cupcd for instruction by n company
= of American infantry was raldcd BY
Germans.
!, "The enemy put down q heavy bar.