Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
BUILD AMERICAN ARMY UP TO COMPLETE AND TITANIC STRENGTH
BEFORE HuRIINC IT AGAINST IEJI0S SAID TO BE PLAN MAY
END BRGADNC OF FORCES WITH ALLIES READING DENIES REPORT
HUNS AGAIN ATTACK AMERICANS
MSElCHEPREY SALIENT; u. S.
SCOUTS DRIVE OUT SNIPERS
United States
Casualty List.

Washington, May 13.-The casualty
list today contained ninety-six names,
divided as follows:
Killed in action, 10: died Of wounds,
9; died Of accident, 2: died Of disease,
s; died Of other causes 1; wounded
severely, 12; wounded slightly, 49,;
missing in action. IS.
Lieutenant Guy Raymond Forgcs
of Minneapolis died OF disease; Lieu-
tenant Walter T. O'Donohue, Hart
ford, Conn, was slightly wounded !;
Lieutenant Joseph p. Burke, Pittston,
Pa, is missing in action. II.
Captain r. NJ. Deming, Ba.:ston
Spa N. Y. previously reported miss
ing. Is now reported as a prisoner.
Among the killed in action are:
Mechanic Christ Koth. Hersey.
Wis: Private Albert G. Bailey. Ar
villa, N. D.
Died OF Disease.
Lieutenant Guy Raymond Forbes
294l Pleasant avenue, Minneapolis,
Mimi, Private Paul c. Davis, Elk
River, MINI.
Wounded I severely: Sam Mich.
Washington. May 13.-The army
casualty Inst Sunday contained "a
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9; died OF disease 2: died Of other
causes. l.. Wounded severely, 8;
wounded slightly. 40; missing in ac-
ton. IL. =.
The list follows: : ,.. <$
Killed in Action.
Sergeant Ralph R. Paru,ley. Mays.
8; Privates Edward q. Kroh. Petal.
una, CAL: Alfonso Loso, Middletown
Co1ns;; Rudolph Sina.s, New York;
Williams n. Van Fossen. Conrad
:. .1l5.T.,:. Died OF wounds, K
1 Lieutenant George shepard
! North EEAston. Mass; CORPORAL viii.
liam p. McCauley, Bay City. Mich.
Prtva4es Leslie j. Bruce, waterloo
Iowa: Rolly w. Darling, BeFthoad: n
zsjaoyi8Ie Chicago; Russell N. Pom
uot.s Norwich. La: Joseph v. Rog
! ere Brooklyn: James Raymond, Van
aAelne, Syracuse, N. Y. Il
Died Of Disease.
| !, Privates Paul E. Blue, Garry, Ohio
Sam Tuggle. Cordele, Ga.
| Died of Other Causes. ~
Private John Duboyski. Cleveland
.:s - S. . Wounded Severely.
| Lieutenant Hiram A. Miller, Jr.
:Newton Highlands Mass; Corporals
/ William C. Dupell, Boonton. n. ].
Culver E.. Weaver, Johnstown, Pa.
Privates Harvey S. Fryer, Providence
-R. T.; George T. Hollihan, Somerville
Mass; John Kuniski, Brooklyn, N. Y.
William N. Meyers. Covington. Ky.
Cozegorz Sinkowski. Glen Lyons, Pa.
! Wounded slightly.
Major Richard B. Paddock, New
| York; Captains John w. Cotton, Rail
road Flat, CAL; Charles Porterf1eld
Jr., The Angus Hotel, St. Paul. MINI.
John Proter Pryor, Ell Paso, Texas
1 mond, Va: Frank Demaligonon. Win
mar, Mimi; Thomas H. Judd. Pull
man. Wash: Edward X. Merrihew
Newton. MasA; Hilary Herbert Scott
San Antonio. Texax: Sergeants Pau
r. Clause. Easton, Pa: Walter A
Koenig. Lowell. Mas; Harry p. Nal
ley, Worcester, Mass: Logan Seasons
stedman, N. c.; Corporals Jaco'
Schmidt. Brazil, Ind; Wagner
Privates John w. Borthwick. Med
! ford. Mass; William Burgess. Walt
ham. Mass; Moses L. ,Cilley. Bing
ham. Maine: Leo Il. Clark. Kildeel
N. D.; Charles Cunningham. Dyers
4 Vile. Iowa; Ernest B. Dekle. Meter
4 O.; Young Frasier. Coolidge. Texas
Dewey Gill. Trenton, Texas; Frederic
q. Guild. Machias, Maine: James G
Hutchinson. Charlestown. Mass.: VIII
liam A. Kinsella. Fairfield. Conn.
4 Charley H. Kluma. Houston. Texas
4 Carroll s. Larribee. Bradford. Pa.
l Rnkert r. Macdonald. Glenbrool