Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-05
Six Reported Dead From
!. =
Various Causes apd
Eight Wounded.
ARMY LIST TODAY
SHOWS 4O7 NAMES
Three Hundred Additional Names Re-
eeived at Warrington and in Pro-
oesa Of Tabulation For Morning
Papers = One Iowa Boy Listed
Among Marine De.d--sm.II Per-
ssntase Of Wounded Die.

=. Washington. Aug. 81 Fourteen
, 1owans are included in today,s army
casualty list-six dead from various
causes and eight wounded. The army
list, the Target one day list issued to
date. shows:
Killed in action. 2os; died of wounds,
-; died Of disease. 9; died of accident
/ and other causes. s: died OF aeroplane
accident, 1: wounded severely, IS:
wounded degree undetermined. 100.
missing. 3. Total 4o7.
The marine casualty list shows:
Aaiied IN action, 9; died Of wounds.
!. Total. TO-
le~ans included in List.
/. lowena IN todays list are:
Killed In action-Sergeant John r
Woolwine. Dubuque: Privates Albert
2. Anderson. Humeston. and asoss R.
Reid, oelwefn.
Died from WOUNDS received In action
krtvatea Clarence L Foster, Britt.
! ana Louis a. Meller. Arion.
. Died of accident and other ca,,ses-
.Ltstlt. safitn K. Larson, Harvard.
founded severely Sergeant Harvey
4 a. Daggett. Eldora. - 8
Wounded, degree undeter,nines-
5erseants Berwyn ". Bedford. Dayen-
port, and Ray S. seely, Ar,amosa:
gCorporals Edward Y. Bailey, f,scenla
Roy Bell. odebolt; Majelie F, Doyle
DUBUQUE; Victor Ross, Epwort,. and
Arthur w. West, Manchester.
One Iowan is included In todav's
marine corps casualty list, Private
William H. Farmer, Mason City. killed
In action.
Thirty-Eisht Since Saturday.
Twenty -four Iowans were named in
Sundays army casualty list, FIVE Of
them killed in action; four wounded
severely, fourteen wounded in undeter-
mined degree, and one missing IN
action. This makes total OF thirty-
eight 1owans included in the army list
since Saturday.
OF the American soldiers wounded In
the Marne-Aisne offensive, probably
less than one In twenty will die Of
wounds, more than four fifths will re-
turn to service and only IA per cent
will be discharged, according to q
statement Of the chief of stafr today.
based on the attested experience Of
allies in four years Of war.
Casualties among the American
troops In the severe fighting in which
they have been engaged since July is.
when the German offensive was
launched and halted at the Marne. now
are being reported in the daily list
from General Pershing, tho no estimate
spf the total has vet been received
Receive 800 Additional Names.
Men from forty-six states were
named in the lists, with no, pre-
dominating number from any one
state. The states not represented in the
sts were Arizona and Delaware.
Figures for army aviation fatalities
a this country for the period from
Sept.S1, 1917, to July 20, 1918. show
total of 15o deaths. or an average Of
.c0C05 for each hour of actual training
Sights. Officials believe this is a new
record. equalling, II not bettering, the
s.owest marks of the allied air service
and being far lower than the German
aud Austrian fatalities record.
IN appended table shows that
seventy -four officers. sixty 1--WE cadets!
nine enlisted men and seven civilian
instructors lost their lives during the
period covered.