The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-07
U. S. CASUALTY
o LISTS .
CRv Associated Press.)

marine corps casualty lists issued
early today carried 871 names. bring
ing the total to more than 2,5o0 cas-
ualties since the toll of the Alsne-
Marine victory began to reach WASH
ington Monday. Yesterday the total
was 963; Monday it was, u.s., ......-
Five lists for the army and one TOT
the marine corps made pubic To-Day
showed combined:
Killed in action ia; wounded Sc
verely, 81; wounded, degree undeFer :.
mined, $50; died of wounds, nine
one; died of airplane accident, one;
died of accident and other causes one.
THE ARMY LISTS,
Washington, Aug. Five army
casualty lists. were issued today by
tai of 579 names,t divided as follows:
Killed in action, 60; died of wounds,
seven; died of airplane accident, one;
died of accident and other causes,
one; died of disease, one; missing : IN IN
action, 105; wounded severely, 1888;
wounded, degree undetermined, So.
The ave lists combined include:
KILLED I'm Action.
Privates: ]. L. Boekenoogen, Aitkin,
Mimi; Clifford Jones, Miles City,
Missing in Action.
Privates: Don NJ Dickinson, Ere
mont, Mich; William A. Sullivan,
jackson, Mich.
wounded Severely.
Lieutenants: Lester e. AK1rkpatrich,
Aberdeen, S. D.; Hugh M. Flanagan,
Fond du Lac, Wis; Ralph W. Hickey,
Plymouth, Wis; William zwicky,
Corporals: Herbert Drefahl, St.
Paul, Mimi: William II. Erickson
Secbanie. Lester Mcconnell. Mon
tague, Mich. - .... -
Privates: Alfred Anderson, ED
ridge, N. D.; AsIak Aslakson, Fisher,
Mimi; Win NJ. Braybrooks, Lawrence,
Mich: Arthur Christian, GAINESVILLE,
Wis; John Davidson, Duluth, Mimi;
Chester r. Burkhart, Virginia. Wis;
Lester S. Chidlaw, Minneapolis, MINI. /;
Thomas Greeley, Menomonte, Wis;
Stanley r, Harris, Boyceville, Wis;
Gordon Kepner, New Rockford N. DIS
Erwin Lamberton, Langford, S. D.;
John P. Nushart, Kaukanna, Wis;
Hartin Richgruber, Leon, Wis; John
L. Smith, Rockford, Mich; Fred l..
Till. Cerecso, Mich; Herman Kessen-
icht, milwaukee,, Wis; Harlow, Rock
over, Rice. Lake, Wis, Henry Staab,
Waukesha,s Wis; Hen i A. Wolhaupt,
Amigo, Wis; Fred Kavensky, Flint,
Mich; Fred Mease Minneota, MINI.
Sergeants: Charlie e. Knutsen,
Minneapolis, Mimi; Scott w. Hall, In
yer Grove,s MINI,
Msohanla Leo F. Atkielski. Mil
CORPORA: Mark H. Hammel. Two
Privatess Herman Kositske, Escan-
aba, Mich; Charles stat, Evansville,
Mimi; Gordon Wellington, Mayvtlle.
Mich.
THE MARINE CORPS LIST.
washington, Aug. IA marine
casualty list issued today shows:
Killed in. action, 81; died of wounds,
tWos wounded severely, 49,; wounded,
degree undetermined. 206; total 292.
The list includes:
Killed in Action.
-; Privateg: Ervtng g Betteehler. Ada,
Wis; George A, M Kimball. Cass
Lake Minn.i John p, Malecki, Mil
waukee, Wis; Theodore C. Rosenow,
kenoshaa. Wis; Stanley stearns,
Wounded in Action Severely.
sergeant; Simon j. Madden. Ke-
nofs3h tli1 Wis Wis rya,.,s
erd, MINI.
Wounded in Action, Degree Undeter-
Lteutenant: Carleton S. Wallace,
CorporaIs: Guy C. olchesky, Berlin.
Wis; Walter d. OToole, Shullsburg,
Wis; Mark E. Shattuck, Pontiac,
Mich.
Privates: Ralph Charles Arms. Min
neapolis; Charles H. Babb, Wilmot, S.
D.; James M. Carey, Minneapolis;
Norman w. Christensen, Cass Lake,
Mimi Bernard Duehr, Milwaukee,
Mich. Edmund j. Fens. Edgar. Wis.
George Frost, Gordonsville MINI.
James w. Gross, Hastings, Mich.
Odean Harrison. Mcfarland, Wis:
Marshall Il; sh Kotts, Birming i Mich ii9.
Walter g. LANCE, Milwaukee, Wis;
Charles e. Lyons, Minong, Wis. Han
son a, Smith, Monterey. Mimi; Fred
Vogala, Bay y City, Mich.i Bert H.
Youngblood, Monroe, Wis.