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thias, Fort Payne, Ala
 Corps. Abe l.. Allen. Leesville, La Richard c. Morrison, Bishopvi1le, S. c. Chester Randolph. lsay st. Louis Miss Will F. suthers, Marion, N. C.; Michae Loretto, Portsmouth, Va.
 Privates Homer D. Abernathy, NeH Holland, Ga.; Edgar B. Buchanan Athens. Tenn John B. Brantiey. Way. cross, Ga.; Carlisle C. Cochran, .s0s Ere yard street, Charlotte, N. C.; Abraham Ducote, Cottonport La; Horace G. Har- rison. Watson. La; Isaac Jeffrey, Mount Olive, Ark; Henry Lasiter Sherwood Tenn. Ocio c. Levias, Titus, Ala Charles C. Liptrap, Green Valley, Va Walter E. Martin, Dublin, Ga; Willie Munroe. Charleston, S. C.; Archie C. Murphy. Lumberton,S Miss; Albert Steele Middletown, Va; James L. stripling Chocopee, Ga; Clinton D. Turner, Nor folk, Va; James Wheeler, Rocky Face. Ga. Theodore B. Browning. Daytona, Fla; Jesse J. Norman, Fitzhugh. Ark. Herman [. Price, Columbia, S. C.; San. Shirely, Walstonburg, N. c.
 Wounded. degree undetermined:
 Corp. Fred H. Kitchens, Atlanta
 Private George Anglin, Cane River. Cancy county North Carolina
 Mechanics Clint B. Millet. Graysville Tennessee
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 Privates Grover Cleveland Cray Char lotte, N. C.; Waiter E. Neel, Salisbury, North Carolina
 MARINE LIST
 Washington, August "A marine cas- ualty list isued today shows:
 Killed in action, 51: died of wounds, ?; wounded severely, 8; wounded, degree undetermined, 206; total, 292
 The list includes the following men from southern states:
 Killed in action:
 Sergts. Hugh M. Todd. Dyersburg, Tenn; Joe B. Warren, Spring Hill, Tenn. Privates Ernest H. Bonvilian, Houma, La; Wilfred o. Duffer, Shannon, Miss. Thomas F. Garrett, Highland Springs, Va; Edward T. Garrison, Koener, Ala Jesse R. Mannis, sol Stockrel street, Nashville, Tenn.
 Private Ballard l.. F. Fruit, Danville, Virginia
 Wounded in action (severely):
 PrivateS Gaines T. Adams, R. F. D. 2 Cedar Bluff, Ala; Edward B. Brault, 1447 Constance street, New Orleans Alfred F. Holmes, Orlando, Fla; Henry R. Rem frow, Atwood, Ala; Arthur J. Scott, Taccoa, Ga
 Wounded in action, degree unde- Gunnery sergt Max M. Goldberg, At lanta, Ga.
 sergt. Andy c. Ramsey, Mountain View Ark
 Corps Horace Dale, Columbia, Miss Chuck B. Davis, 3s Jefferson Drive, Asheville, N. e; Benjamin Devere, Gill lett, Ark; Raymond Gibson. Kingsport, Tenn; Presley R. Lomenck, Highland Park, Chattanooga, Tenn; Claude R. DYxhi Mo- A,Nr TNI.. TN R. F. D. l, College Park, Ga.
 Trumpeter George R. Saunders, Or lando, Fla.
 Privates James c. Cook, Advance, N. C.; Clarence J. Browning, Route l, Baton Rouge, La; Reid Cranford, Davidson, N. C.: Joseph B. Dwyer, AIS Pine street, Chattanooga, Tenn; James H. Eason, Benson, N. C.. Cheetle B. East, Darfville, Va; L. Flow, 4O7 North Sixteenth street, Nashville, Tenn; Sam Gado, Memphis, Tenn. Charles M. Majoe Atlanta; Sid- rey r. Johnston, Eggeston, Va; Louis ". Kaufman, 1901 Cooper street. Mem phis, Tenn; Edward c. Keller. 1921 South Rampant street, New Orleans; Leonard s. Klotz, Richmond, Va; Joseph Kramer, Norfolk, Va; Nelson H. Markell 1922 Kemper street, Lynchburg, Va; Oscar N. Marshall, Parkin, Ark; Jesse E. Scott, Macon, Tenn; James w. Shepherd.
 
 Ala; Oscar J. Reminger, Wautaugh Val ley, Tenn.
 KILLED IN ACTION
 The dead in the list: Killed in action: Sergt. Lester Durbin, Cameron, w. Va. i; James W. Mccormack, Cheltenharn, England; John Scrank, Hoboken, NJ J.; Joseph Walter, New York; Samuel l.. Copeland, Wichita, Kan; Herbert 1. Shadle, Chicago; John I. Stover, Leban- on, Pa; Arthur G. Sullivan. Eureka, Utah; Hugh M. Todd. Dyersburg, Tenn; David M. Vincent, East Highland Park. Mich. Joseph B. Warren, Springhill, Tennessee.
 Corps. William M Barnett, Oswego, N. Y.; Leo. J. Hill, Steamboat Springs, Col; Mearl c. Rockwell, Holly, Col. Privates James A. Alsobrock, Chaffee, Mo; Guy R. Baird, Carlinville, H.; Har- old H. Bartlett, Jacksonville, Ill.,; Erwin c. Betcher, Ada, Minn.; Ernest H. Bon- william, Houma, La: Warren Brock, Or leans, Ind; Howard P. Burton, Vevay. Ind; James L. Corey, Argos, Ind; Charles F. Cunningham, Cohoes, Ky; Fred J. Dewitt, Nomence, Ill.,; Fred O.. Duffer, Shannon, Miss; Thomas E. Gar rett, Highland Springs, Va; Edward T. Garrison, Keener, Ala; John A. Harris
  waukee; John R. kapalis, Cranesvllie. N. Y.; John Kochis, Murray City, O.; John E. Ma1ecki, Milwaukee; Jesse R. Mannis, Nashville, Tenn; George A. M. Kimball, Cass Lake, Mnn.; Werner Lindstrom, Lamond H.; Charles T. Me Cormick, Havana, Cuba; Albert E. Moore, Riverside, lii; David P. Norris, New York; Jesse A. Palmer, Huntsville. Tex; Raymond w. Piggett, Long Bottom, O.; Dewey L. Pittman, San Antonio, Tex |; Cecil B. Robinson, Blandville, w. Va; Theodore C., Roesnor. Kenosha, Wis; Edmund T. Smith, Onarga, H.; Will P. Smith, Allston, Mass; William A. Stave- ly, Chicago; Stanley Stearns, Hecla, s. D.. James P. Weir. Chicago; John R. Wheeler, Linden. N. J.; Alfred Will Hams, Jr, Pennyan, N. Y. DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED
 IN ACTION
 Privates Seth C. Cadman, Portland, Ore; Ballard l.. F. Pruitt, Danville. Va.
 SECTION ONE
 KILLED NACTION
 The two lists follow:
 Capt. Willis c. Comfort, Kit Car