Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-25
IoWA'S HONOR ROLL.
Heavy List Of Casualties Among Iowa
TROOPS Being Reported.

Heavy List Of Casualties Among Iowa
Troops Being Reported.
Washington, Nov. 25.-The war de-
par,ment reports on casualties among
the American expeditionary force are
showing a marked increase during lhe
past few DAYS. Secretary OF w ar
Baker says this is not due 10 an IN
creased numh2r Of casualties but rath-
er to the speed with which the names
are being reported, both from France
and out OF ashington, where the
forces compiling the names have been
increased.
The combined lists for Saturday
night, Sunday and today show total
Of 10 Iowans among the killed, wound
eG, dead OF disease or missing.
Today's list includes twenty-siS
names, as follows:
Died OF wounds-Private Helmuth
VI. Aukes, WellsburS.
Died of disease-WaSoner John "
Crawford, Orchard; Cook John f. Cor
don. Cascade; Privates Wilbur Z.
Johnson, Oskaloosa: Fred E. Bostoo,
Sioux City; Alvin J. Hilker. Paullina;
Christian 2. HARRISON, Des Moines; Ell
mer L. keseIburg, Wauhon Junction;
Herman J. H. Joens, Denison; Stanley
". Sheppards. Fairbank; Otto II
Brummond, Riceyille; George +.
Coates, Boone: Carl E. Dorr, Remsen;
Wayne e Wheeler, Brandon; Harold
E. Smith, Boone: Ohio Stages, Sey-
mour; Leo Sven, Corydon.
Wounded severely-Private Jesse j.
Wagner, Usage.
Wounded. degree undetermined
Corporal Edward c. Lepley. Red OAK;
John E. Luhmann, Missouri Nalley'
Pr;vates Perry S. Chadwick, Frederika;
George A. Hagan, Sioux City; Charley
Jacobson, Rake; Van W. Lewman,
Centervi!le; Joe Moore, Cedar Rapids.
Wounded Carbohydrates William
L. Steele, Abba; Frank Williams
Council Bluffs; John P. Steha, Guthre
Center.
Thirty-three Iowans are named IN
the casualty list released for puolica-
ton today by the war department.
They are as follows: '
Killed in action-Corporals Walter
D. Ballard, Redheld; Oliver Toson'
WInterset; Privates John R DeLong'
Vinton; Albert Stanford, Garden Grove
Died Of disease-Sergeants Firsi!
II. Guthrie, Newton; Floyd l. Nc
Duffee, Anamosa; Privates George
Bosnian, Parkersourg Harry Johnson
Rock Rapids; Edo A. Michael "av-
erly; Theodore Q. Olson, Thor; JACOB
Ronbacher, Amana; Eddie Schmidt
Davenport; Len D. Mccoy. Remsen;
William H. Marchant, Scranton; Harry
Middleton, Gibson; Louis W. Rlchter'
Leeds; Guy 1. Roath, Fertile; Ole
Urnes, New Hampton.
Wounded severely-Privates FRANK
WenzeI Richie, Cresco; Elmer I. kei-
", Davenport, David Knapp, burning
ton.
Wounded degree undetermined
Sergeant Isaac G. kinneer, Mount
Pleasant; Pr!:ates Muriel F., Burns
Eopk!nton; Anton Revsbeck, Carroll,
Ralph E. Shipley, Council Bluns; ha-
leigh D. Whey, Deloit: Thomas '"
Mores, Sioux City.
Wounded straightforward Vernon
T. Hayden Cedar Rapids: Prlvates
William NJ Finch, Huneston; Ralpt
Little, Grinne!!: Rex NJ. Moody, BED
ford.
MISSING III oCIIOiI -''N
Hammersland, Ossian.
Prsoner-John L. W. klinker, De-
lott
The Saturday night list OF forty
seven names follows:
Killed in action-Privates Fred u
EcKstrom, Marshalltown; John Dach'
enback, Gunwald; John H. Ohlinger
Portsmouth; H. G. MCGEE, Council
Bluffs: Teddy VI. Zdnos, Centerviile
Died of wourds-Private Theodore
J. Kokjohn, Fort Madison.
Died OF disease-Lieu.. Emeric ret
crson. Farley; Corporal james Holmes
Hooking; Cook Jno. c. Kniessly, Dala
Center: Privates Calvin ]. Brown
Grand Junction.; John "a. Lowe. De
Moines; Albert J. Manemann. Carroll
Harold J. Collins, Clare; Glen Earl
Corning; Lee &. H .ckey, Independence
Charles E. Grimes, Adair; Harry "
Grobe. Milford; Arnold F. Stoterau
! Hartley: Matthias Marbach, "orthins
! ton; Earl c. Nichols, Cedar Rapids
! Joseph Ovia.t, Logan: Henry w. a
: Schmeelk, Battle Creek.
| Missing in action-Privates John Z
Green, Creston; Ray Williams, Au
! burn.
Severely acknowledgement JOSEPH
L. Benson, Davenport; Wagner Fran
3 Johnson, Havelock; Privates Free
M. Beers; Maquoketa; Harry Criswei
Ottumwa; Herbert A Ecklund; Fol-
Dodge; Vernon Pierre holland, Smith
| land.
Privates Howard NJ. Beardsley. Ana
mosa; Math Perry, St. Lucas; Geors
A. Wilson, Rippey; Alfred 8. Christ
opher, Tabor: Albert E. Hall. Maso
| City; Samson Samuel Peterson, Blairs
town: Aurell Morandi, Webster Cit!
Wounded acknowledgements Evere'
Richardson, Randolph; Paul E. Davis
KNOXVILLE; Privates John HERNIA
Kratsley, Waterloo; Nelson johnson
Watkins; Otto H. Niebuhr, Fairbank
Ned s. Richards, Oelwein; Jerome {
Murphy. Bedford; Waiter Siddens, Al
L a, fuL,n