The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-29


Sylvester F. Pufahl, Milwaukee, Wis;
N oGmaa " ReSRer carfieF Pa Har
ry 3. Rhine, Altoona, Pa; Pietro
Bioeiardi, santo Arpidiot Italy; Don
Rieharq, Altoona sGs Pal Ra Srnon9 + 3
Robson, Altoona, Pa; Giuseppe Ro--
mano, Philadelphia, Pa; Ascension NJ:
Salas, Asawtomies Kan; Samuel
Schwartz, New York, N. Y; John 8.
shoneTt, sharon Hill, Pa; Edmund B.
Stock, Philadelphia; Charles F. Stew
art, Altoona, Pa; Sam SWensen'
| Brooklyn, n. Y; James Vellotti, Ger
son, o.; Frank w. Weant, Edinburg,
Ind; Guy A. Wright, Denver, Col;
| Francis Grover Wurfel, Indianapolis,
Ind; Nelson w. Young, PHILADELPHIA,
Franklin A. Conner, Jamison City,
| Pa; Fermin %Cortez, Valley Ranch,
n. H; John P. Day, Bethune, Col;
William > Y Dempsey, ,, PilttsDqrgh, "a. ;
erty, Philadelphia, Pa; Emery ].
tDrinko, Grapeville, Pa; Frederick
Dunn, vandergrift, Pa.
MARINE CORPS CAsUALTIEg-sUN1--
I MARY OF CASUALTIES TO DATE.
f Oficers--Deaths, "a; wounded, so;
missing, one; sub total, 50.
Enlisted. men-Deaths, S63; wound
.
Ting, 11S; sub total, 1858.
| Grand total, 1888.
L The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general of
the American expeditionary forces
| Qncluded in above tota):
Killed in action, four; died of
wounds received in action, seven;
wounded in action action severely, three;
mined, four; in hands of enemy, three;
total, 81.
Sergeant: Herman Tharau, Buffalo,
Corporal: Mark F. Riley, East
PepperelI, Mass.
Privates: David T. jackson, Mem
phis, Tenn; Carl F. Musbach, Liberty,
-I Died OF wounds Received in action.
Sergeant: Roy C. Stretch, CoYada,
Corporal: Donald J. Sutherland,
Hi PFivyates:; Frank 9. Brqugh, New
Dor, Ne; David j. Grinnell, Detroit,
Mich; Roicy D. Wilson Randolph,
Neb.; Walter O. zimmerman, Louis
~ wounded In Action, severely.
Corporal: Chas. r. Gordon, Rob
inson, Ill,
inFs iy aisn M i6Gs j. zinaeIi Phiia
wounded i'm Action, Degree Undeter-
corporal: Joseph L, Hopta, New
" Privates: Glen J. Bailey. Ninat
Mont; Harry NJ. Burnside, West Ev-
erett. Mass. Grutly s. Dedini, King
et's' In Hands of Enemy.
Privates: Jules 4. Martin, Detroit,
Mich; Royal L. Stokely, Crawford
Ca Robert 3. Guam, Chester, Pa.
THURSDAYS SECTION L.
The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general of
the American expeditionary forces:
Killed in action, 81 missing in ac-
ton. as; wounded severely, S.; dies
of wounds, IA; died from accident and
other causes, four; died OF disease,
two; wounded, degree un6daetermined,
Killed in Action.
Lieutenants: WILDER Stuart Sewell,
Tennville, Ca; Donald Paret MacNutt,
Struodsburg Pa
stone, Va; Carl A. Everett, McKees7
port, Pa. James ID. Steward, W. Va
PriaYtes: Frank Bennett, Indian
apolis, Ind; Ira A. Bonnell, Coltry
Luther Browning, Elgin, Okla; shad
Carlton, Crockett. Tex; George Cot
tam, Salt Lake City, Utah; Charles q.
Curry, Simpson; Mimi; George A.,
Dorm, Pulaski, Wis; Nelson DUDE.
washington, VT; Orrin H. Edwards,
Antrim, N. H.; Frank Johnson,
Phoenixsville. Pa; Philip Kirk, Chal--
Walla, wash; William w. I,eonarl,
Graniteyille, VT; Paul Pazurek
Grand Rapids. wis; Earl M Rhodes.
East Providence, 4; u. Albert I: Rob-
Schmidt, Galveston, Tex Alpha Thig~
pen, HallsYille N. o.; Ward q. Under