The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-06-05
AMERICAN LIST
OF CASUALTIES

Washington, June 5.--The army cas-
ualty list today contained ITO names
divided as follows:
KiKlled in action 80; died Of wounds
10; died of accident 3; died of disease
6; wounded severely A.; missing in &C
tionl2 @r
Officers named were: "
Colonel Bertram T. Clayton, Sails
bury, n. c.; Captains Harry A. Blu
lock, Cambridge, Mass; Edward o.
Fleur, Des Moines, Ia; Lieutenants
Clarence Green, Winterset, Iowa /,
Richard Mortimer Jr., Tuxedo Park,
N. Y, killed in action.
Lieutenant Howard r. Smith, New
Castle, Ind, died of accident
| Lieutenants Abraham p. Craddock,
Lynchburg. Va; Adam P. Dam
brauckas, Philadelphia; Walter j. Sui
livan, Chicago, and Frederick August
Westplan, Providence, r. l., severely
wounded =, D.. '.. 49,,
lieutenant Ralph M. Mobiles, Gales.
burg, Ill.,, missing in action.
Lieutenants Benz C. Eyrd Hartford,
Conn, and Robert Baker Mcdowell,
Jersey City, N. j. prisoners previous.
ly reported missing.)
The list:
/ KILLED IN ACTION.
Colonel Bertram T. Clayton, Sails.
bury, N. c.; Captains Harry A. Bu:-
lock, Cambridge, tXass.; Edward O..
,Fleur, Des Moines, Iowa; Lieutenants
Clarence Green, Winterset, Iowa;
Richard Mortimer, Jr,; Tuxedo Park
N. Y; Sergeants Willie K. Murray,
New Foundland, eKntucky; Jesse F.
Tillman, Creston, Iowa; Corporals
Walter. J. Dixon, Brooklyn; August
lMattson, Kipling, Mich; Frank W..
Orr, Des Moines, Iowa; Bugler Fred
N. Davis, Lorimor, Iowa; Cook JoJseph
Downs, Kinmundy, ILL.,; Privates Mic
olo Alongi, Priggi, Italy; Sigurd o.
Anderson, Mason City, Iowa; Claude
Baken, Mason City Iowa; Oscar Baker,
Dubuque, Iowa; Carl B. Beversdorf,
Dubuque, Iowa; Frank R. Brown, Red
Oak, Iowa; Lloyn r. Coulbourn, Sails.
bury Md; Otis E. Craig, Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa; Bruce c.. Croft, Winterset,
Iowa; Eugene Ford, tWinterset, Iowa;
Willford Funderburk, Durand, Ca;
Lloyd w. Gettys, Stuart, Iowa Smith
Ham, Winterset, Iowa; Gladstone q.
Hewitt, Creston, Iowa; Admiral ID.
Hulsey, Rebecca, Ca; William kel.
lisch, Lancaster, Pa; Martin Lizdas'
Waukegon, Ill.,; Fred H. Meyer, New
York; Ernest F. Minor, Thornton, r..
l.; Merle l.. Nauman, Arispe, Iowa;
Joseph H. Pfab, Dubuque Iowa; Ever
EFT Powers, Carlisle, Iowa; Jessie T.
alsbury, Patterson, Iowa; Clemens
w. Schebter, Dubuque. Iowa; Earl G..
Shaw, Dubuque, Iowa; Arthur G.. Yah
Dyne, California, Pa: John Zauisza,
Middleton, Conn.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Sergeant Gordon E. Perry, Creston,
Iowa; COrporals Carl J. Lechner, Ce
dar Falls, iowa; Jas C.>Shea, Roslin-
dale; lMassE;; Cook Everett G. Davis,
Nora SpringsI Iowa. Privates tClemmte
Atkinson, Denmark, Ore; Holly COT
Tee, Morgan, ky; 'Samuer Hazard,
ktlahtic, Iowa; Wayne E. Huxtable,
Lemars, Iowa; John H. Mcdonald,
Wellington, Mass; William M. Saun.
uoFS, OdItIu, 1OWo, oooSPA oShu"SASS
Ford City, Pa. Privates William A
Staley, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Chas D.
Thayer, Milford, Conn.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Corporal James Dudley Patnode,
Port Henry, N. Y; Privates Frederick
Jos. Dondero, Flushing, N. Y; Jas N.
IMcNeill, New York; Shellie J. Poole.
Wedwee, Ala; Joseph Rough, Emlen-
ton, Pa; Jas Viola, Boston.
DIED OF ACCIDENT:
Lieutenant Howard R. Smith, New
Castle, Ind; Sergeants Donald Bech-
ter, Independence, Iowa; John M.
Jones, iPttsburgh, Pa.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Lieutenants Abram P. Craddock,
Lynchburg, Va; Adam P. Dam
brauckas, Philadelphia; Walter J. Sui.
livan, Chicago; Frederick August
Westphal Providence, r l.; Sergeant
Hugh F. Dumas, Toronto, Canada;
Clayton Randall 60S Merchants Bank
Building St.. Paul, Mimi; Corporals
Albert l.. Kennedy, Charleston, Mass;
William o Connell Cambridge, Mass;
Fred w. Putney, Hutchinson, Mimi;
Mechanic Herman H. Pretzel, yStillwa'
ter, Mimi; Bugler Laurence R. Bris.
son, Virginia, Mimi; Cook Fiodi F.