The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-29
U. S. CASUALTY
o LISTS Q
WEDNESDAYS SECTION NO. 2.

The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general of
the American expeditionary forces:
Killed in action, ~; missing in &C,
of wounds, nine; died from accident
and other causes, six; died of disease,
FIVE; wounded, degree undetermined,
Killed in Action.
Lieutenants: Joseph Baldwin, Ty-
Ter, Tex; Marion G. Cranefield, Madi-
son, Wis; Warren B. Hunting, Balti-
more, Md.
Frank G. Burt, Fort Allegany, Pa.
Musician: Ray A. Master, Topton,
Privates: win P. parnalI, Avery,
Mo-; Edward H Emmons, Sanaugus-
tine, Tex; George A. Frank, Shawano,
Wis; William A. Heron, Wills Point,
oscar Peterson. Wells, Mich; David
Taggart, West Rutland, VT; Fred
Herman, ElIendaIe, N. DIT Arthur g.
Re eP W %sss He cyumGF Hnn Vs.
Fred Masch, Milwaukee, Wis; John
Myers, Philadelphia; John J. O'Con-
nell, Pittsfield, Mass; Melvin G; Pat
Oxly, w. Va; Joseph semik, streator,
Ill; John August Timm. Neenah, Wis;
Carmenio UrIcchio, Passaic, N. j.
Died OF Wounds.
Lieutenants: Joseph e. Hopes.
Philadelphia, Pa; Lee c. Lewis. Turn
Sergeant: Kenneth H. Thompson,
East Liverpool, o.
Corporal: Richard Fl. Vette, Brook
Mechanic: Herbert George schwab,
PTiaxtss; Delmer Qulgley, Newark.
N. j.; Knowras Wallgopolski, Toledo,
o.; Ashley Wilson, Lone Wolf, Okla.
Died OF Disease.
Captain: Francis brennan Fletch-
Privates: August Nemecheck, Belle
PLANE, Ia. John H. Woodson, Wash
ington, d. c.; Sidney J. Smith, Helllng
Springs, Ala; John strach, Nanticoke,
Died From Accident and Other Causes.
Captain: Tom P. Kester, Oak Park,
Sergeant: George o. Mccormick,
wagner: Clayton w. Starr Green's
Privates: Charles T. Emerson, Co
lumbus, o.; William Krensing, Browns,
Valley, Mimi; William j. McComb,
Wounded Severely.
captainsf Charles w. Ryder At
lantic City, y; j.; Charles 2. speeTI;,
Lieutenants: Cyril Garden, Corn
ing, N. Y: Earl Almon, Warm Springs,
Ark; James 6. Caldwell, Louisville,
N. r.; William G. Martin, Bay Har-
sergeants: Geo B. palrymple.
Plainield, Mass; Alfred F. jain, New
San Francisco, Cal.
CorporaIs: clarence A. Butts. Rocky
River, o.; Edwin Carlson, Ironwood,
MiGh Luther summers wit AiitnePe an
c.; Dee Bennett, Larty, Ark; Stan
ley p. Blankenbaker, Louisville. KY;
Ulysses, Degman, Ryerett. Wash:
Edward Elma McViicker, Toledo. O.;
Gordon Elridge Maloney, Philadel-
pllia, Pa; Ralph sigurd Mickelson,
Ironwood, Mich; Joseph L. Moore,
ard, Florence. Mass; Clyde j. semo-
mes, Keokuk Ia; John Herman limbs,
Milwaukee, Wis; Earl NJ. Young, Ma
pie City, kan; Merrill McFadden,
Bugier: Louis MeAla, Omaha, Neb.
Mechanics; James L. Nixon, Wat
son, La; Peter Kosztowski, Carthage,
: saddler: Ralph Rosato, scranton,
wagner: Ray Cassidy, Montrose,
ErlV6LeSs Rosario AraDlay EnILa-
delphia, Pa; stephen Avram, Detroit,
Mich; Donate Baritone, Brooklyn, N.
r.; Lawrence u. Barnhart, Sherman,
w. Va; Philip Basile, Newton, Mass;
Sam Black, Marietta. Okla; Alex r.
Bottomlee, Hartman, Tenn; Ivan III
Bovee, Argyle, Mimi; Rolla o. Brown,
Moberly, Mo-; Dale a. Buchanan,
Peru, Ill; Edward W. Butler, Turner
Falls, Mass. George M. Calvert, Syria
cuse, NJ. H.. Henry Christensen, Gree
ly, Col; Glen Clough, Charlottesville
Ind. Tom Cole, Catlettsburg, KY
Louis Cornetta, Persarlo, Italy; Stan
ley DaWicki, New Bedford Mass;
clayton G. Durham, Montour, Ia; An
ton Eierdam, Harrison, Ida; William
HI Emmett, Butte, Mont; Lee Heater,
Newton, w. Va; Rudolph Herzog, Ho-I
bolzen, M j.: Elmer @. Holmes NAL
den, Mass; nd Huffman, Blooming e.
ton Ind: John wv. Kelso, jr., Des
B5ofnes, Tai Tony Laiaeono, New
York, M. vi August E Lambert, Mel
tolius. Ore; John LaptnslSi, Racine,
Wis; Paul Larsen, Narkskov, Dem
mark; Basel Frank Balantino, Hara-
lSopto, Greece; Thomas J Devereaux,
SornerYille, MASS Leo II. uohrety,
Boston, Mass.t George u Durgin, Pea
body. Mass, Simon E Hulsaptles Lar
Eaggets IIL0,s Harrison W. k1I1mnlalls