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tonight by the state department, re- cords the death of Charles Hemphill, shot while attempting to escape in September, 1917, and the death of An drew Campbell Murtrey, an aviator brought down near Pargny, September %, 1917.
 The only American officer in the list Is Lieutenant Harold Willis of Newton, Mass, an aviator captured at Verdun on August IS, 1917. He is interned at Camp Gutersloh. Evidently Willis was an officer in French escadrille.
 The list, reported by the Royal Prus- sian war ministery, and transmitted by the German government to the state department through the Spanish em- bassy in Berlin and the Spaunish lega- ton in Berne, contains the names of American troops captured in trench raids, crews of captured ships and sur- vivors of captured ships.
 The list also includes the names of American engineers caught in the Ger man turning movement at Cambrai. The names of prisoners are as fol- lows:
 At Camp Brandenbura
 At Camp Brandenburg, from tho Steamer Souchan. captured in the North Sea. Oct. 8, 1916:
 Herbert Henry, Brooklyn; Cecil Savely, South Philadelphia; Arthur Crissie, New York; Mike Perrile, Los Angeles; Theopholius Jones. Brooklyn. From the steamer E7zmeraldas, cap- tured in the Atlantic, March 10, 1917: Elmer Sorrencen, Philadelphia; Dan- iel Gerritty, Shamokin Philadelphia; Walter Perkins, Whitley, Ky; Edward Mcdonald, address not given; William Thompson, Jamestown, N. Y.; Freder- icl1 Stone, Washington William Park CT, Spencer, New York; Edward Mar tin, Baltimore; John Sawyer, Dubuque, la; Thomas Durfee, Boston; Paul Ma gel, Belleville, N. J.; Sam Youdin, N. I.
 From Steamer Campana
 From the steamer Campana, cap- tured in Bay of Biscay, Aug. 6, 1917: Alfred Oliver, New York; James De- fancy, Brooklyn; Ray Roop, Boyne City, Mich; Charles Kline, Reading Pa: Fred Jacobs, Pittsburg; Albert William Miller, South Chicago.
 From the steamer Bergen, captured ln the Atlantic. Feb. l, 1917:
 John Lepo, Baltimore.
 From the steamer Bulgarian. cap- tured in the Atlantic, Jan. 21, 1917:
 James Samuels, Kingston, Jamaica. From the steamer Mount Temple place and date of capture ISt given.
 Raoul Boulois, address unknown.
 From the Destroyer Jacob Jones captured in the English channel De- cember 6, 1917.
 Albert De Mello, New Bedford Mass; Jno. r. Murphy, Newport, R. l.
 At Camp Duimenko
 From the Steamer Esmeraldas, cap tured in the Atlantic March 10, 1917 Charles Markett Anderson, Balti more: Thomas w. Ballon, Baltimore Charles Carrell Bobard, Baltimore Eugene Boykin, Anderson, s. C.; Bar ney Doyle, Detroit; J. w. Breen, Bos ton; oscar c. Byrd Roanoke, Va. John Carr, Dublin, Frederick w. Car ter, Newport News; Edward B. Gas key, Jersey City; Henry J. Martin Walton, Fla; Harry Mason, Baltimore Walter Mason, Baltimore; John Mil Ter Baltimore; J. Louis Mitchell, Bal timore; Thomas Moore, Norfolk; Jos eph W. Morgan, Pawtucket; Josepl O'Conner, Baltimore; Patrick O'Con ner, McKeesport, Pa.; Leslie E. Ped ige, Louisville, Ky; Paul Phillips Pasadena, Cal; Allen Reynolds. Lan caster. Pa; Bernard Rogers, Ceres Va; Everett G. Earnhardt, Charlotte N. C.; Rosery Ferry, Middletown Conn; William M. Fitzgerald, Nev York City; Clifford l.. Godsie, Appa d. LeWlS T. -NOl folk, Va; Henry Hendrey, Norfolk Va; Mike Holland Baltimore; Georg II. Joly, New York; J. A. Larcome Chelsea, Mass: Thomas Mccarthy Richmond, Va; Samuel McCully, Den lson, Ohio; Robert H. Smith, Balti more; William W. Smith, Harper Ferry, w. Va; Willett c. Smith Southnorwalk, Conn; Walter Trout Washington; Joseph Wallace, Ches terfield S. C.; Howard Warren. Myers vile, Md; Thomas Wheatley Balti more; Seibulon Williams, Richmond Va.; Harry Rogers, Babylon, LII; Johl Rnome, New York City; Albert W Santee Dumbarton, Va.
 At Camp Duimen
 From the steamer Georgia, capture December 10, 1916, interned at Cam Ouimen:
 Walter Aberle, Brooklyn; William Adams. Brooklyn; John Smith, Ney York City; Francis Sulley New Yorl City; Frank E. Taylor, Brooklyn; Ar thur F. Thimme, New York City Charles F. Williams, Cambridge, Mass. Joseph Blake, Blooklyn; John Aller New York City; John Brady, Margin Rvalst Vast, Boston, Mass. Edwar Joseph Brennan, Brooklyn; Edward W Brown, Albany. N. T.; Edward Carlt Brooklyn. Edward Clark, Philadelphia Martin J. Connolly, Brooklyn; Fran Daly. Indianapolis; Albert Depev Yonkers; Richard Donnelly, New York Van Edge, New Bedford, Mass; Al bert Ferolio. New York; Arthur \ Field, Yonkers; George w. Field. Philadelphia; Peter J. Gallagher, Am ltyville, l.. l.; Robert Gilmore, Pro N T. Ia vt H. lyn; Harold Hinckley, Randolph, Mass. William Hutchins, New York; John I Hutchinson, Boston; Harry Hayne. New York; William c. Kenned, Brooklyn; Harry Laveron, New York Harry Lavero, New York; John Nc Carty, Haverhill state not given) Thomas McFarran, New York; Joh McCarty, New Bedford, Mass; Fran McHughes, New York.
 From Steamer VoItaire
 From Steamer Voltaire, captured i the Atlantic December 2, 1916, at Cam Ouiemen:
 Dennis J. Harrington, Leeds, Eng land.
 The following engineers were cap tured at Gouzicourt Nov. 30, 1917, an arc at Camp Duimen:
 Privates Frank Brooks, London Charles Geoghegan, New York: Joh 'Lally, West Chester, N. Y.
 John ORourke, Newark; Patric OShea, New York; James Parke Jersey City; Heins Rein, Sandpoin Idaho; Edward Roche, Yonkers: Joh Ryan, New York: Charles Scott. Ne, York; Joseph Sigismond, New York James Sims, New York
 From the Steamer Mount Templ captured June 12, 1916. in the Allan lie atSCamp Duimen: