The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-09
BRI7ZSH AND HUN SEAPLANES OF LARGEST TYPE ENGAGE
 LN A THRILLING AIR BATTLE OFF THE DUTCH COAS
American Casualty List

Washington, June s-The army casual
 " list today contained 1OS names. di- vided as follows:
 Killed in action, 3O died of wounds, iV' dled of airplane accident. 1; died of accident and of other causes, $; died or disease, 6; wounded severely, S5; wounded, degree undetermined, r. l Officers named were:
 Killed in action: Capt. Rufus F. Mont gall, Kansas City. Mo, and Lieut.. Ham let F. Jones' Kaufman. Tex. Died of airplane accident: Lieut.. Lester L. Meyer, Glendale, Cal
 Wounded severely: Lieuts Harry I1 Dunn, Santa Barbara. Call George D. Jackson, Kingwood. W. Va; Chester F. Wright Waterloo. la, and Thomas H. | Willie, Newport. R. L
 The list includes the following from southern states:
 Died of disease: Corporal Thomas Hug gins' Elioree, & C.. Private Frank J. Adams, Grapes Bluff La. Wounded severely: Sergt. Walter Nj. Johnson, Gadsden Ala; Corporal Hu- bert A. Hammack. Doerun, Ga Corporal Carter Q. Selfe, Bristow, Va; Private John R, Lay. Elk Valley. Tenn. Besides officers and southern men the following names are in today's list: KILLED IN ACTION
 sergt- Carl G. Thoete, Cincinnati, , Corpls. Clifford R. Manchester, Newark, N. J.; Carl Sandman Brown Valley. Minn. ; David Schwartz, New York city Wagoner Patrick J. Coyne, Charlemont. Mass; Mecha nician James J. Cosgrove Lynn, Mass
 Privates: Thomas H. Abbott. Concord N. H.; Fred H. Amos, South Heart, N D.; Herman Dotz, New York city; knut Ellington, Rothsay Minn. Martin Brick son. Arcadia Wis; Lloyd W Finnerin. pittsburg, Pa; Alfred T. Francisco, Will mette, H.; Ross Gawlet, Pittsburg Okla; Guy Emmett Haddox, Youngs- town, Ohio; John J. Hart Erie, Pa; Jack Humphrey, Waterloo. Wis, William ker- shaw, Coffeen, H.. Valeryun Kumpu- lainen, Detroit, Mich; Albert " Mac Dougall, Cleveland, Ohio; Russell E. Marshall, Indianola, Iowa; Daniel S. Mil Ter, Norristown, Pa. Vernie Newton, Bos- ton, Ky; Rober J. Nolfi Derry Station, Pa; Clarence Rockwell, Toledo Ohio, Preston V. Wall, Beach, N. D.; Joseph F. Ward New York city; Roland C. Winchenbach, Baltimore.
 DIED OF WOUNDS
 Sergt. Edward Nesterowicz, Yonkers. N. Y.; Corpls. Henry Anglin, Fairmont, w Va; William Robbins, Bloomingdale, Ind; Privates Earl c. Bates, Columbus, Ohio; Bernard H, Bolt South Bethle- hem, Pa; James Papineau, Saginaw. Mich James shannon, Edgeworth, se- wickley, Pa; Charles A. Smith, Hunting ton, Ind; Ivan D. Sweeney, Council Bluffs, Ia; Herbert A. Tobey, Havre Hill, Mass.
 DIED OF DISEASE
 Wagoner William McCollugh, Easton, Pa. Privates David S. Jones, Homestead, Pa; Richard Wafer, Jr., Bridgeport, Pa Charley Winston, Winston-Call, Tex
 Cadet Rexford Shilliday, Columbus, O.; Master Signal Electrician George M. Martin, Lon ngview, Tex; Private William l., Messinger, Watsontown, Pa ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES
 Sergeant Raymond H. Leighton, Tn. sign Michael Thomas Arnold, Prescott Ariz.; Privates Fred Bauer, Chicago Deam B. Frey. Scituate, Mass; Lark Landts Scaife, Chicot county, Ark. John w. .I.afferty, Brooklyn, N. Y. H@t
 WOUNDED SEVERELY
 sergeants Walter B. Brant. Dochester Mass; George w. Peter, Mountain Lake, M1nn.; Janson s. Shue, York, Pa. Dem his A. Sullivan, Auburn, N Y; Cor porals Joseph H. Buckley, New York city; Alcde j. Comeau, Leomistre, Mass Lawrence R. Dunn, Philadelphia; Ar thur L. Easterday, Indianapolis; Earl .. M. Miller, Maiden, Mass. Eugene Roy, North Attelboro, Mass; Russell Swain Hinckley. Minn.
 Privates Walter l.. Barker, Jr., Bever- ly. Mass; Lewis Blakely, Lockport, N r.; Logan Breuss, Willows. Cal: Joseph A. Drozizewski. Jersey City N. J.; Har- old Erickson, Ironwood, Mich; Henry Jaworski, Scranton, Pa; John Kowal- ski Cleveland, O.; William Kuzmesky Grodno Lithunia. West Russia; Herbert K. Lennox, Pottsville. Pa; John F. Lindsay Boston; Eilert Lunde, Kalis- pell Mont; Harold J. Mccarthy South chicago; Humphrey D. Moynihan, Dor chester, Mass; Lorin Earnest Ross, Del. avan. Wis; Gerhard W. Thilgren, St. Peter. Minn.
 WOUNDED, DEGREE UNKNOWN
 Sergeants Howard M. Johnston, Ma son City, la. Robert N Vance. Win terset, la; John H. Wintrode, Winter set, Ia..
 Corporals Robert A. Breeding Winter set, la; John L. Mathis. Dubuque, la; Walter H. Deson. Des Moines, la. : Archie M Simpson, Indianola, Ia; Ed mund E. Yates, Glasford. Ill.; Mechanic Harry E. Lewis, Dubuque, la. Privates Russell " Bakken. Lake Mills, la; Willis T. Chester, Des Mones, la. /: | Joseph M Escher, Corwith, la; Andrew | ', Granere, Clifton. Kan. Lee E. Hoag | Moweaaua- H.; Glenn Livermore. Hamp- | ton, la; Fred E. Nicely. Lorimer, Ia. | Glen C.. Wickliff. Carlisle, la.
 Previously reported missing, now re. ported to have returned to duty:
 Privates Frank Kriwacky, Patterson N | J.. Alfred E. LAFountain, Athol, Mass; | John R. Liberty, Bridge, Mass.
 Previously reported killed in action | now reported slightly wounded:
 Private Ernest F. Miner Thornton | Rhode Island.
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