The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-13

| dowee, died of wounds. | Band Sergt James NJ. Laird, 505O | Third avenue, Birmingham, wounded
 degree undetermined
 NIGHT LIST
 Washington, August 12.-A second casualty list was issued late this aft ernoon containing ss names, divided as follows:
 Died of wounds, 1s; wounded severely 7s; wounded degree undetermined, 3. To- tai, sS.
 The second list contained the names of the following southern men: Died of wounds:
 Lieut.. Thomas D. Kern, Lexington. Va Sergts. Robert D. Clark. Buchanan Va; Richard Parks. Eilijay, Ga. Privates Oscar F. Coley. Fort Payne Ala.:' George R. Davis. Maiden. N. C.; George F. Rutledge. Farley. Ala; Her. bert c, Sikes, Wedowee, Ala Severely wounded in action: Lieut.. George T.. Noble, Roanoke, Va. | Privates John E. Coffee, e1s West Thirty ninth street. Savannah. Ga; Bradford Keel, Langly. s. c. Wounded degree undetermined: Privates Maynard H. Hash. vesuvius | Va. Gus N. Moore, Big Ridge, N. e. l Others in the second casualty list are:
 DIED OF WOUNDS Lieuts. Lee B. Kortz. Fort Dodge. Ia; Joseph c. Macdonough, New York; Benjamin Mueller, Alma. Wis l Privates Frederick J Anderson, IT, Brooklyn; William J. Boyle, Whitehall N. IL Walter Dillon. London, O.; Louis Erhardt. New York; Donald l. Gearhart, Altoona, Pa: Ben C., Gelder Moorehead. la; Leondius S. Munday, 1 Holden. Mo; Stephen F. Ryan, Phila- delphia; Joseph staminer New York SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION Lieut.. Leo P. Kelly, Pueblo, Col Sergts. Norman A. Allen, Omaha Neb.; Samuel J. Caldwell. Baltimore; Shirley B. Macdonald, Greenfield Mass; Charles F. O'Lari. Orange, Mass | Corps. Thaddeus Blazejowski. Me- ridian, Conn; Herbert M. Brown, Ire- ten, la; Walter T. McCarty. Glendale Ariz.; Thomas E. Muldoon, Whiting Ind; Thomas Reilly. New York; Earl p. Scott. Greenfield. Mass; Alber, Shaub, Lancaster. Pa. Albert T. Wal ton, Dwight, Ill; James A. Watts, New York; Edwin Williams, Corning, Ia. Bugler Chester J. Murray, Boston. Mechanic Thomas F. Loan, Worces- 1 ter, Mass
 Mechanic Joseph F. Nasen, worces- ter. Mass.
 Privascs Bentivolio Baccchiocchi. Mil ford, Mass; Earl Baker, Shelbyvile Ind; Joseph E. Becker. New York; Jcnr J. Blasko Scranton. Pa. Guiseppi Buc ciarelli, Hayes, Pa; Joseph w. Budse Morgan City, La; Charles R. Burks I Malvern, la; Forrest Cameron, Airing ton, Mass; Charles R. Campbell, Cam bridge, Mass; George H. Coyle, Warren R. l.; Charles c. Cunning, Dyersville la: Roy D. Davis, Highland Center Ia l Victor Deleyante New York: Clarenc, J. Delude, Nashua, N H.; William + l Esip, Worcester, Mass; Daniel A. poo ley, New York; Thomas A. Ferrie- | Brooklyn; Arthur Ffrestine, Lebanon Pa; Charles H. Forrest, veedersbure Ind; Frank A Gaddis, Champaign. IlJ. Roland F. Graves, Milford, Mass; Johl F. Henry, Kittanning, Pa; Paul l.. Hull, Silver Strings. Md; George S. Irwin Arlington. Mass; Edwin L. Jarvis. Cr.,., 1 ton la; Herbert s. Johnson, Nortl i Adams, Mass; John Keppler, Suspicion | N. r.: Joseph Kinsella, Brooklyn l Charles W. Larent. Camp Point, III: Harold Lund North Minneapolis, Minr. Thomas F. Lynch, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Martin U. McGrail, Tamaaua, Pa; Jane Mcintyre, New Britain, Conn; Elsie H
 Mathews. vincennes, Ind; williar | op1r Tpt-al lfv,ex Vr Delhi, N. Y Fred F. Melonson, Reading l Mass; Vinccnvo Morea, Long Islan City, N. Y,; Joseph F. Newman, Ncy York; Claude Nichols, Wollston, Mass. l Charles O'Conneli, South Mancheste I Conn; Louis H. Palmer. South Manchcs l ter, Conn: John M. Perry, IT,, Ney
 York; John J. Powers, New Y York; An
 tony Prlger, Albany, Minn.; Samuel Pu'
 yer. Derby, Conn; Harry Robinson
 Haverford, Pa; Samuel J. Rudak, Patel son. N. J.; John Sampson, Auburn, Me
 Martin J. Sheridan, Lawrence, Mass | Oliver Striker, Roodhouse, Ill.,; John l l Stanley, Waterbury. Conn; Aaron TO
 sian. Worcester, Mass; Francis Turne
 Mantle, Conn; Andrew vrobel, Asf ley, Pa.
 WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETER I MINED z@ l Corp Warren s. Flresher. Indianola, k I DAY LIST
 Washington, August l2.The army ca.
 ualty list issued today in three SC. I tions shows:
 l Killed in action. 57 died of wounds, | died of disease. 2; died of accident an
 other causes. 1; wounded severely, 6
 wounded. degree undetermined. 158; mis- ing in action. :.
 The list includes the following me
 from southern states:
 Section l-Wounded. degree sundetel
 mined: Lieut.. William G. Cannon. s.
 vannah, Ga; Sergt Charles Gilbert, Sal ville. Va. William o, Williams, Lyon
 Ga; Band Sergt Joseph NJ. Laird, 5O
 Third avenue. Birmingham, Ala; Corp
 John Ii. Boatield. Dahlonega, Ga; Iy
 Courtney, Walker, La: Chester k. Hen
 ley. Marion. N. C.; Privates, Hob Bel
 ming, Manchester. Ga Henry w. Dicke
 son. Culloden, Ga; Tomrnie Dunlave
 Macon. Ga; Robert H. Dykes. Eastr1a
 Ga; Louis Fontenot. Chataignier. La
 George F.. Gallops, Box Springs, Ga ,I Will Glass, Macon. Ga: Charles H. Ho
 land, Raunsavilie, Miss.: Virgil Johnso Norwood, Ga. Sidney, N King, Bethun s. C.; Joe F. Watkins, Jackson, Ga
 Section 2-Wounded severely: Sergt
 Edward C.; Smith. Macon, Ga. Verne
 Wilson, Holiday, Tenn: Privates Albel
 M. Friedman, Norfolk. Va; Leon
 Payne, Tabscott, Va
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