Arizona republican., 1918-08-10
VICTORY TO[L UT A|SNE-MARNE
 FRONT. |S 3,150
American Casualty Lists
 Issued Friday Totalled 623
 Nearly One Half of Men Named from Pennsylvania
TRepubIican 4. p. Leased Wire1


 WASHINGTON. Aug. 9-Including s23 announced today arm wand marine 623 announced today army and marine seas and made public since Monday. when the toll of the victory on the Marne- -Aisne front began to come in, now total 3,75S. Of these 3,150 were soldiers and sos marines.
 Six army lists given out today con- tained 571 names. including 333 missing in action, and the one marine corps list had 52 names. The combined lists today showed an increase of 1S1 over those of yesterday but their total was less than that of any one of the other three days this week.
 Nearly Half from Pennsylvania
 Nearly one half of the men named in the army lists today were from Penn sylvania, the total from that state be- ing 239, of whom 79 lived in Philadel- phia.
 The six army lists combined and the marine list show:
 Killed in action, army 163; marine corps 4.
 1 Died of wounds, army g; marine 5. Died of accident, army 1; marine 0.
 Died of disease, army 2; marine 0.
 Missing in action, army 33; marine 0.
 Wounded severely, army 20; ma rine 13.
 Wounded, degree undetermined. army fl; marine 30.
 l Wounded, slightly, army 2; marine o. Totals, army, 571; marines 52.
 Killed in Action Major Adolph Trier, Fond du Las, Wis.
 Lieutenants Howard W. Arnold. FL beron, N. J.; William M. Brigham, Jr., Marlboro, Mass; Paul G. Cox, Chi eago; Edwin A. Daly, Boston; Patrick J. Bowling. New York; Joseph W. i Weleh, Hayes, N. D.
 Sergeants Percy Alexander, Forest, La.; Frank Doughney, New York City: Frank N. lessee, Danville, Ky; Daniel S. Johnston, Hartford. Conn; Frank Koenig, Allentown, Pa; Frank J. Me kenan, New Kensington, Pa.. Corporals Thomas Brennan, New York; Thomas E. Burke, St. Louis; Charley L. Chamberlain, Shelbyville, Ind: John J. Conroy, New York city: David Goldsmith, Springfield. Mass: Joseph A. Kelly, Bridgeport, Conn; Hugh W. Mellon, Waterbury. Conn; Raymond Staber. New York City; Jeremiah F. Sullivan. Williamsport, Mass; Lester C. Cook, Albion, Neb.; George E. Moore. Lakin, Kas.; Lewis H. Robertson, Mason City, Neb.
 Mechanic Horace Tankuay, Thomp- sonville. Conn.
 Privates Raymond Baldwin. Beryl. ". Va; E. Joseph c. Ball. Eliza abeth, N. J.: Jacob Cohen. Boston; John J. Conefry, New York City; Antonio Cotzino, Ambridge. Pa: Paul E. Coughlin, Jersey City, Thomas Curry, Brooklyn, N. Y; Tony Dambrosio, Hartford. Conn.,: Leon Dimicki, Hol- yoke, Mass; Frank Dwyer. Buffalo: Herbert Eckersley, Middletewn, Conn.,: Walter s. Edwein, Pittsburg; Joseph E. Feldman, New York City; Joseph l.. Fineen, Holyoke, Mass: Arthur w. , Fleming Williamsette. Mass; Arrice Gray, Cadiz. Ky: Patrick Hackett, New York City; Clarence E. Jacobson, Cromwell, Conn.,; George Johnson, Brooklyn; Otis Knight, Macon. Ga; Michael Legiora Stanford. Conn. :; Frank Lapente, Harford, Conn; Har- " Jones, 'Fairport, N. Y.; John Lyons. Larehmont, N. Y: Paul McGee. Balti- more. Md: John c. Mclaughlin. As toria, N. Y: Frederick A. McMaster, Gardiner. Me; Francesca Mannarini Rome. Italy: Harry Miller. Passaie. N. J.; Harold B. Millington, Ellis Island N. Y.: Salvatore Miseri. Hartford | Conn: Francis l.. Prichard. Rogers vile, Pa; Maleolmn T. Robertson Brooklyn: James Scott, New York City: Leon Sebastiano. Italy; Wrigh; E. Simons. Chatham, La: Herbert e Slater, Philadelphia: Howard J. Sul- T livan, Holyoke. Mass: Patrick Sulli- 2 van, South Brooksville, Maine; John Il Urbon. South Barre. Mass: Frank Var , Dramer. New York City: Frank Zi- y toitis, Baltimore; Victor Zuber, Brook . lyn; Waldo H. Crosier. St. Edward C Neb.: James F. Cumberland, Strand Okla; Benjamin F. Lewis, Mercury Texas; Henry O. Wood, Cotton Plant IL Ark