Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-09-25
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!. CASUALTY LIST, j.
!. American Army In Europe. i.
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Thursday, Sept. 10.

American expeditionary forces
Killed in action, "a; missing in
action, As; wounded severely, 40;
died Of wounds, %; died from aero
plane accident, l; wounded, degree
undetermined, S: died of disease, s.;
prisoners, 3. Total, PCS.
Private Geo. F.. Blackburn, Of
Heath Springs, is the only South
Carolinjan whose name appears on
this list. He Is reported wounded
severely.
Friday, Sept. 20.
Washington, Sept. 20.-The fol-
lowing casualties are reported:
Killed in action, 61; missing in ac-
tion, 81; wounded severely, 1874;
died Of wounds, 21; died from aero
plane accident, l; wounded, degree
undetermined, 3; died Of disease, IL; !;
died from accident and other causes,
8; wounded slightly, 8. Total, 317.
| Private Peter Carter, Of Govan, S.
G., Is the only Carolinian named. He
is reported as having died Of disease,
Saturday, Sept. 81.
| Washington, Sept. 21.-The fol-
lowing casualties are reported:
Killed in action, SO; missing in
action, 106; wounded severely, 1871;
died Of wounds, 81; died of disease,
Is; wounded slightly, /; died of
accident and other causes, s. Total,
332.
South Carolinians: Killed in ac-
tion, Wagner Jas. A. Love, Lowry
vile; died of disease, Private Joe
Johnson, Georgetown.
Sunday, Sept. -.
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Ing casualties are reported for pub
lication Sunday:
Killed In action, 109; missing in
action, 1856; wounded severely, 131 :;
died from wounds. go; died from
airplane accident. 1; died from acct
dent and other causes, IS; died of
disease, IS; wounded, degree unde-
termined, 12; prisoners, 1. Total,
5O4.
On this list the following South
Carolina boys are named:
Private Jos. Lee Davis, WalhaIla,
severely wounded; Private Hender-
son Monroe, Laurens, severely
wounded.
Missing in action-Private Austin
w. Edison, Clearwater (Aiken Co..
I Corrections.
Washington under date OF Septem-
Der 21 the following corrections for
South Carolina reports are made:
Private Jesse c. Lynch, Clinton,
previously reported missing In ac-
tion, now reported sick in hospital.
Private Robert G. Ray, Cowpens,
previously reported missing in ac-
ton, now reported returned 20 duty.
... Monday, Sept &:S.
Washington Sept. % THE Golo,y-
I ing casualties are reported for pub
lcation Monday:
Killed in action, rs; missing in
action, 61; wounded severely, 100:
died from wounds, 40; wounded, de.
gree undetermined 4; died of dis
ease, Ia; died from accident and
other causes, II. Total, 337.
The following South Carolina
names appear on this list:
Died Of uisease-Private Sack NJ.
Diggs, Sumter.
! Wounded sevrely-Privates HOWE
Murphree, Murphy; Henry "A. Cald-
well, Spartanburg; Ernest Candy,
! Dovesville.
| Tuesday, Sept. p.
| Washington, Sept. 23.-The fol-
lowing casualties are reported for
publication September "a:
Killed in action, 142; missing in
action, Il; wounded severely, 1866;
dled OF disease, Is; died Of wounds,
56; died of accident and other
causes, z; died of aeroplane accident,
l; wounded, degree undetermined,
l; wounded slightly, Q. Total, 465.
Carolinians listed among those
named In this dispatch are as fol-
, lows:
Died of wounds-Lieut. Edmund
V. Walsh, Blackville; Private How
ard S. Archer, Anderson.
Died of disease-Private Humbert
Hook, North, 8. C.
Wounded severely-Lieut. Louis
A. Freeman, Spartanburg.
Missing in action-Private Claude
S. Bagwell, Bolton.
Wednesday, Sept. as.
Washington, Sept. 24.-The fol-
lowing casualties are reported for
publication Wednesday morning:
Killed in action, So; missing in ac-
ton go; wounded severely, 121;
died from wounds, II; died of dis
ease, 6; died of aeroplane accident,
1; died Of accident and other causes,
2; wounded, degree undetermined,
L; prisoners, 5. Total, 306.
South Carolinians named on this
list are as follows:
Missing in action--Sergt. Percy
NJ Gunter, Samaria; Private Grady
l.. Howard, Greenville; Private
Henry It. Walters, Liberty.
Total Casualties to Date.
Following figures show the total
casualties Of the American forces in
FIu rnnp date.