The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-12-19
ON GENERAL PERsHINe's OVER.
SEAS LISTS TO-DAY.
123 IOWA BOYS ARE LISTED
Three Killed in Action, One Died oi
Wounds, One of Accident, Eleven
Of Disease, Eishty.nine Wound
ed, Sixteen Are Missing


seas army casualties as issued by the
War Department totalling seven thou
sand and eighty,
The lists include, killed in action
263; died of wounds 119; died of &C
cident and other cause 10; died OF
aeroplane accident 2; died of disease
271; wounded severely 2468; wounded
degree undetermined 1858; wounded
slightly 1902; missing in action 537
The Iowans were:
Killed In Action.
Corporal John r. Moss, Missouri.
Valley
Pvt. John c. Knutson, Fertile.
Pvt. Gilbert L. Powelka, Oxfor-
Junction.
Died Of Wounds.
Pvt. Irvan B. Lyons, Chester Oak.
Died From Accident and Other Cause.
Pvt. Freely e. Golly, Oelwein.
Died Of Disease.
Sereant Horace S. Marshall, Des
Moincs.
Wagner Lewis H. Ehlers, Boone.
Pvt Joseph J. Christopherson, Rem.
sen.
Pvt. Clayton w. Klinetob, Allison.
Pvt. Fred McGarth. Manly
Pvt. Martin Hill, Gilman.
Pvt. Joel A. Parsons, Webb.
Pvt. Roy B. Pickle, Oakley.
=. Pvt. Jes Galen, Fort Dodge.
Pvt. William e. Bane, Burlington
Pvt. Fred F. Bruning. Breda.
Wounded Severely.
Sergeant Warren Jones, Des Moines.
Pvt Walter II, Brown, Fairfield.
Pvt. Henry H. Christensen, Dixie.
Pvt. William o. Hasse, Emmets-
burg.
Pvt. Elmer Turner, Rome.
Pvt. Fred Paul, LeHigh.
Pvt. Fred F. Smith, Creston.
Pvt. Raymond F. Weiss, FIT Dodge.
Pvt, Benjamin Henson, st. Charles.
Pvt. Anton H. Johnson, Andrew.
Pvt. Christian S. Jorgenson, Clinton.
Pvt. Uffe Lauterback, Arlington.
Pvt. Chris Tanberg, Soldier.
Pvt. Oscan Tanberg, Soldier.
Pvt. Albert R.. Torrance, Little
Sioux.
Pvt. William L. Brockway, Audu-
bon.
Pvt. Roman H. Milzarek, Michigan
City.
Pvt. Edward e. Taylor, Toddville.
Pvt. Carl o. Smebak, Strathoona.
Pvt. Clyde N. Smith, Creston.
Pvt. Edward A. Piercy, Newell.
Pvt. Ray e. Platt, Muscatine.
Pvt. Ward NJ. Robinson, Bondurant.
Pvt, Charley Caddy, Casey. .
Pvt, Christopher d. Wikeh, Lime.
Spring.
Pvt. Thomas A. Blanchard, Hopkin-
ton. ..E.
Pvt. Clarence A. Clink, Cresto.
Pvt. Paul N Kirk, Atlantic !,
Pvt. Perry s. Pfaff, Sigoruney.
Pvt. Cecil F. Cummings, Red Oak.
Pvt. William G. Mathison, Castanio.
Pvt. James Zak, Limesprings.
Pvt. Peter Reinert, Harper.
Pvt. Phillip Steinberg, Sioux City.
Pvt. Walter M. Johnson, Red Oak.
Pvt. Earl e. Marine, Sioux City.
Pvt. Albert w. Berhhardt, Massena.
Pvt. Sherman Brown, Sigourney.
Pvt. George Dekraay, Maurice.
Pvt. Erbie Gautlier, Lansing.
Pvt. Loren e, Thompson, Melrose.
Sergeant Hirmannyday Sloanaker,
Newton.
Pvt. George F. Bilskemper, Palmer.
Pvt John NJ. Jacobson, Schleswig
Pvt. Charles L. Schwab, Clinton.
Pvt. Harry Howell, Berwick.
Pvt. Glenn II, Osborne. Iowa City.
Pvt Ernest Smith, Dow City. /.
Pvt John c. Dick, Aurelia. 81,
Pvt. Jerry A. Roubinek, Oxford
Junction.
Pvt. Clarence w, Stephens, Dayton.
{, Pvt. Robert Carpenter, Boone.
pvt. Winnie Boots, Monticello.
Pvt. Lewis B. Sola, Northwood.
Pvt. Ridley Dewitt Stewart, Bette.
Pvt. Joseph Dillon. Sioux City.
Wounded Degree Undetermined.
Pvt. Fred J. Welter.
Corporal Daniel A. Riley, Storm
Lake.
Corporal Andrew r, Melrose. Mar
Gus.
Cook John Battle Schumacher, La
motto.
Pvt. Stephen A. Divine. Dow City.
Pvt. Peter Hermes, Graf.
Pvt. Franklin F. Stewart, Confer
Vile.
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