The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-06-14
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uiaInE CORPS CASUALTIES.

| Lieutenant s, Charles n y .4i1'on' BAL
fimore, Nd. fs@&.
! MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
washington, June IA marine
COINS casualty list issued today snow
! Cd & 2names, OF these eight were KILL
| Cd in action; six died OF wounds and
48 severely wounded.
Major benjamin S. Berry OF New
York city, and Captain Oscar r. Caio'
we'll OF Charlottesville, Ind, were
among the severely wounded.
r KILLED IN ACTION.
Francis Dock, South Boston, Mass
eorgGe Mincey, Ogeechee. Ga.
Private Chas. FF. Brown, 389 Day
ton Ave, st. Paul, MINI.
Corporal Mearl C. Alexander, Char
sergeant Thomas H. Wales, Weston,
w. Va.
Prjvates-
! lanes p. Kellum, Maysville, Ky.
| James s. Schall, Templeton, Pa.
Corporal Cleo B. Davis, Bowling
0 fea4' ~ FROM WOUNDS REcE'v-
ED IN ACTION.
Privates- '
Kenaston P. Landers, Syracuse, n
Y.
VIM. T. r. Budlong. Marinette. Wis.
Robert G. Gourly. Water''ille. Ohio.
Lester March, Milliken, Colo.
Alden Brown, Clyde, N. Y.
CORPORAL Louis Heters, Chicago.
WOUNDED IN ACTION SEVERELY.
Captain Oscar r. Caldwell, Craw-
fordsville Ind.
Major B. S. Berry, Mex York, N. Y.
Privates-
Frederick L. Dace, Elvins, Mo.
Atillo ]. Mignacco, San Francisco
First Lieutenant Hugh Mcfarland,
Brentwood, Texas h..
Second Lieutenant Max D. Gilfillan.
St. Johnsbury, Vt. no
GilGbert c. ludlow, Atlanta, aG.
| Chase, Md. -. r.
Gunnery Sergeant Richard S. Ross,
Topeka, Kans. i
Pricates Bates Bryan, oMntpelier,
Idaho ,.,r's ."
Edward E. Cabelle, Philadelphia.
| John Krivdo, Murray City, Ohio.
William T. Hayden, 'Hermansville,
Md. ~ g
Henry Dechant, Adrian, Mich.
Richard "A. Powers, Jr., Cincinnati.
Daniel w. George, Greensburg. Pa.
.Gunnery Sergeant Charles F. NC
Carthy, Chicago. =.
Corporal Eert c. Smith, Dewitt
Mich -. --.ssr.
: Sergeant Jaul J. Robinett, Hartville.
Mo. .4assE 5,1r
John F. Mccarthy, South Eoston,
Mass. ~ @z@
| ., Claud Marcus. Chicago.
ilbGert C. ludlow. Atlanta. Ga.
Arthur, Fistler, She5oygan. Wis.
John T. Evans. Cincinnati.
Rufus H. Skinner. Camden. N. Y.
Richard e. Johnson, Chicago.
Gunnery Sergeant Charles Hoff
man. Brooklyn.
Privates: Harry DWolf. Haven
Kans. -. -,--"...
Forest N. .Racey. Caldwell, Ohio. !.
Zell Goldberg, 2701 Grand Ave. Min.
neapolis.
Ralph Rodgers, Pauls VALLEY. Okla
Gunnery, Sergeant Cecil A. VIII
liams, Akoskil. N. C. i
k Corporal Albert Grant, Amesoury'
Mass. Ia. 81 -,
Corporal Percy Shepard. Collin.
! wood, Ohio. : !,
Privates-
Russell E. Tucker. Buffalo.
William r, Mccullough, Glendale.
l.. I.
Lewis McCurry. Wheatland. Cal.
| Charles E. Nelson. Salt Lake City.
Utah
q Walter H. Smith, Winston Salem. n.
C.
Hafald Williams, West Exeter, N. Y.
John Malkas. Chicago.
Sidney Rollins. New Orleans.
Raymond Hartman. Rochester. Pa.
| Joseph H. Morris, Malmetto. Ga.
Joseph A. Dryer, Covington, KY.
Frank Trinka, Astoria, l.. l.
John Moore, Rochelle. Ills. -
Raymond R. Baldwin, FaFllston. Md
Harry w. hatcher. no address.
Charles A. Lewis pharmacists
mate, serving with marines), no ad.
dress. ....e
A marine corps casualty list of six
ty.two names. given out today. car
ries the first large number announced
since the marines began to take an
active part in the fighting in France
The marines have borne the brunt OF
| heavy German attacks aud themselves
have attacked in force. ltswas thought
| the names carried in today's list were
those of men who, have been fighting
for days in the region Of Chateau
Thierry.
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