The sun., 1918-08-20

years old, but comparatively an old
eampaigner. for he enlisted in the
rourth Regiment, New Jersey, At the
umo OF the Mexican trouble. He had
oeen IN France Just four weeks when he
was wounded. In the thick OF the light
geantcy. I'll
Henry Baidauf, Company I. 1oeth In
fantry, SEVERELY injured July 80, is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Baldauf
hosedale Court. Rosedale. L. I. lie en-
listed In July. 1917. and has been in
France since May.
Duffy. son OF Mrs. Mary Duffy, Oxford
street. Richmond Hin. L. l., is also re-
ported wounded July 81.
Hard to XIII Marine.
Corporal Joseph Rinck, rNtchokue. T.,
J. was wounded July 0 at Chateau
Thierry. but evidently recovered quickly,
Tor his mother. Mrs. Charlotte R.nck.
mas again been notified that he Is
wounded. He Is not yet Of age.
John Standfast. Jr.. marine, with three
comrades. was nehting In the Marne
sector, when q Boche shell dug up a
nearby tree. which fell on them. They
crawled out Just in time to be showered
with bursting. shrapnel. Standfast's
comrades were killed and he was
wounded. His parents, who live In
south Passions avenue. Flushing, l.. l.,
covering : -
Corporal Cornelius p. Enslishman is
listed as missing. but his father, Krine
Englishman. Paterson, N. j.. believes
some mistake has been made, as he has
received a letter written July Is In
winch his son stated that he was In a
hospital and not able to walk without
crutch. The father believes the son
could hardly have recovered sufficiently
to take Part In fighting SO SOON
When Mrs. William Shukman. 1854
Firth avenue, was visited by a reporter
last night and asked OF news Of her son
Msurice's reported death IN battle, he
was met by philosophical mother.
Mother Calls Death Glorious.
This IL war" was her dry eyed com.
ment II loved my boy he was a good
boy. The mothers whose sons are fight
ing when death comes to them should
be grateful to the United States for w.at
II Is doing for the whole world. My son
met a glorious death and I am proud
He will live always" William was not
yet 90 0'
Sergeant william c. O'Keefe. 20. men,
Der OF the 165tth Infantry. listed as
missing. is in a base hospital rapidly re-
covering from the effects OF gas, ac-
cord!ng to a letter received by his wife
yesterday at her home. 42s West Forty
third street. His letter was dated July
Is. six days after he was reported miss
ing. Similar circumstances apply to
Private John Karp, Is West 116th street.
and Julius Zawadzkit, 800 Elm street.
Private William Edward Fleming.
Eighth Infantry. missing. is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James FleSning. 81 Lib
"rty street. Jersey City. He wrote his
parents recently not to worry about MIN.
as he was fighting In great cause"
A story of the Sixty-ninth,s method
Of Furnishing treachery Is told in a letter
from Private James ]. Bevan to his Sis
ter. Miss f. Bevan OF dorchester, N.
\. The Sixty-ninth he wrote. was driv-
ing ahead in an attack north of the
harne when they came upon a group of
twenty men In French uniforms One
OF the Americans noticed that the
''Frenchmen' wore German boots. He
gave the alarm and all but twospf the
Germans threw up their hands. These
two threw hand grenades. which missed
fire. and. to quote Private Bevan, sin five
minutes there wasn't a German left to
tell the tale