The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-10
Total List for Today Contains tho
Names of 541 Men.

Washington, Aug. 10.-Casualties in
the army and marine corps overseas,
announced today, aggregated Sal.
bringing the total since last Monday
to 4,2ss. The army list, issued in five
SECTIONS, contained SIS names and
single m.-rine corps list gave twenty
five names.
51e Army Casualties.
Washington, Aug. 1o.-The army
casualty list today shows: Killed in
action. GA; died of wounds, Is; died
of disease. 8; died of airplane acct
dent, 2; died from accidents and other
causes, 4; wounded severely. 1902;
wounded. degree undetermined, 1902;
missing in action. 211: total. sic.
Died of wounds: Wagner Samuel
E. Bybee, Edwards, Mo.
Missing in action: Pvts. Irwin
Kimbro. Okla; Ora Dobbins, Put
nam, Okla; Thomas Gewin. Blanco.
Okla; Herbert F. Gunther, Pazico,
KANSAS; James E. Hearn, Gushing,
Everett, Scobee, Rutledge, Mo-; Ned
Tolle. Wakita. pkla-; Herbert Wilson,
Salisaw. Okla.;A
The list:
Berwin, Ill; Corp. John 7. Ellington,
Thomaston,. Ga; Pxts. Harry 4; Guilefuss'
indianapolis; Kari F. schwarz o'' Detroit;
Alvie S. White, plymouth, Conn; Lieut..
Clayton W. Beach. Muskegon, Mich; Hugh
Baltimore. Md; sergts. VIM. r. Adams,
seranford,, N. J.. / Otis E. Brown, Indian
Y; Fred W. Tompkins, Owosso, Mich. !;
John West, Hartford, Conn; Corps. Tony
AAyoub, brownsville, Pa; Frank Enters,
ford. Conn.,; Frank J. Hoyinhan, Holyoke.
Mass, John J. o'Rourke, New York Me
a. 4 f Ths1 Robert s 4Ts Leisssdn
Ky; Sebastino Barber, Hartford, Conn. !;
Warren W. pubbs,. Emaus, Pa; Chas. b.
New York; Paul Hearn, Macon. Ca. =; Wits
Hines, Gales Creek Ore; Frank NJ. Hunt,
N Na%sFa Ga Mar HSw Rev NaT 9opt sa
New York; Paul i: kassdaie, Peiser, s, e;
brooklyn; Haskell sadler, buffalo VaileS.
Y; Louis N. scozzafava, New York; John
Lakewood. Mo-; Thomas ?. Simon. We mGns
ford, Conn; John A. Smith. Waterbury,
Conn patfiek Stanley Floral Park
.sosse, MilwaaEse; Archie + w s; At
Died of wounds; sergts. Harvey L. Ell
iiott. Aberdeen, Ala; Arthur g. Pittman,
AAn nann1si Ala; Ccrp; VIM. 5; Gardner,
menthal, Chicago; Elmer Charboneau,
NtUU city, MO. CllIIOrd cunningham, At
Louis Bobrowolski, Nanticoke, Pa. WIN,
Glasky, Detroit; Elmer John Grob, Leslie.
George Johnson, Jackson, Ohio; :, Chas.
in in. New yofk Octave MsLaugSiin. spriees-
iowa Ew,n Peserson EAU elaire ps wis
John A. steeker. New York; Theodore C.
%stss'P oa R3ssv Miss. frank eefs5a
Gordon K: Mckenzie, Concord. Mass. ; I'd,
wa, Mafd IA, Muivaney, Cincinnati: John Sui
i Died Of d disease, Horseshoer Fred A.
F. Poiubita, 1 Minne salsna oregon; "yiiem
Phil n fna aTG 5Pns accident Lieqt
Robert v. Holt, jr, Clifton Heights Pa.
Died from accident/ and other causes i:
Psts. Charles Q; Boyer. Newport, Tenn. !;
Robert ?. Donaldson, Livingston. III.
p, Severely y wounded Lieut.; Samuel J.
G. caperton, Ra1is, Ola. ser sars1 Frank Rok
Paladin, st. Louis, Mo-: Corpi. Bert +.
Scott See Falls City, Seb. Cook Boyd v. Ali
berg, Argentine, KANSAS; Roy simon mon.
S Bn,sh A Ssb,; Emile sommerla. Leaven
Wounded, degree undetermined: Pvts
Ha W a; pittmer. Ciarks, Nebs
Simpson, fndianola. Iowa; Pvt. Leslie Hex
ton, Britt, Iowa.
Twenty-Five Marine Casualties.
Washington, Aug. 10.-The marine
corps casualty list today shows: Killed
in action, IL; died of WOUNDS, 5;
wounded severely, 8. Total, IS.
Dead of wounds received in action:
Pvt. Charles A. Penwright, FL Reno,
| Okla
Wounded severely in action: Sergt.
Paul H. Britten. Marshfield, Mo-; Pvt.
Harry P. Bailey, Princeton, Mo.
Killed in action: Pvt. Arnold M.
Reader, New Cambria, Mo.