The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-23
U. S. CASUAL
. LISTS .
(By Associated, PRESS

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names. divided as follows:
Killed in action, IA; died of wounds,
II; died Of disease. II; wounded SCI
missing in action, one.
officers included were: Lieut.. Jas.
Palache, Pennington, Conn, died Of
wounds.
Lieuts. Jno. T. Mcguire, ST. Louis,
and Hugh L. Sutherland, Benoit, Miss.
The latter two were severely wounded.
KILLED IN ACTION. "
Sergeant.
Glenn Hobbs, Red Oak, Ia.
COrporals.
Jno. c. Foster, Greenfield, Ill.
Chas. J. Guartha, Springfield Mass
James G. Blighthall, Cohoes, N. Y.
Harvey T. Rimel, Pacific Junction, la.
VIM. Brogan, st. Louis, Mo,
Prtvates.
Geo. ]. Browne, Brooklyn, N. Y.
JOS H. Coyne, Brighton, Mass.
Edward s. Harkins, Salem, Mass.
Max l.. Hubbell. Atlantic, Ia.
Edward H. Lamont, Yonkers, N Z.
Jno. Macle1kowIcz, Brooklyn, n. Y,
Albert Trakwski, Nutley, n. J.
Eopim Vorascka, Volinsk, Russia.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Lieutenant.
Jas. Palache, Pennington, Conn.
Sergeants.,
Walter l. Brown, Ell Paso, Tex.
Raymond J. Garcia, Fort Lee, N j.
CorpOrals.
Miles Douglas, Rockford, Mich. ~
william c.. GreifZu, Colwyn, Pa.
John Adams, Sterling, o. =.
Teddy c. Brewer, Greenfield, Ind.
John W. Burns, Chicago, III.
70 yatn ut q
VIM. Clark, Titusville, Pa.
Fred Winfield Howard, Chetek, Wis.
Finis e. Schooling. Clark, Mo.
DIED OF DISEASE. 49,
Sergeant.
Prescott w. Gould, Newton Upper
Falls, Mont.
Wagner.
Bryant Clark, East Marion, N. \.
a7 Cook,
Ernest l. Foncannon, Faulkton, S. d,
Prfvates.
Warren Coleman; Bradley, s. Y.
John w. Jones, Spartanburg, S. Z.
Walter Hunter, Laurens, 5. {.
Emil T, Kraft, St. Paul, MINI.
Frank Charles Mastenbrook. Grand
Haven, Mich.
Harvey T. Palmer, Hillsdale, Ore.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Ldeutenants.
Hugh L. Sutherland, Benoit, Miss!
sergeants.
Harold w. Brown, Chicago.
Ralph D. LinVilley Glenwood, Ia.
Albert e. RaddatZ, Meriden, Conn
VIM. o. Williamson, Blanchard, Ia.
COrpOraIs. r% 81
Michael F. Murphy, Washington p. Q.
David Silverman, Brooklyn, N. r.
stanislaw Baranski, Middletown,
Conn., 81.
Mario Abbruzzi, Bernardsville, N. j.
Mack Anderson, lnman, S. c.
Thos. Bertolino, Los Angeles, Cal,
Chester o. Bittner, indianapolis, IND
9ominick Bet99nt, HOUSTON biHa Pa
Ross H. Brown, Lookeba, Okla.
RAY g. Cochran, Rankin, Pa. II
Peter Copnors, Manchester, n II.
Dolphus G. Cooper, Jacksonyille, n. e
Andrew Deardi, Hartford, Conn.
Frnest, De Ceoccio, Hartford, Conn.
Raymond w. Gumbeien, Boston.
Dwight Garrett, Ansonia, Conn.
Gust 4. Gull1ckson, minneapolis
Frank Kaarney, Boston, Mass.
(. Casey Kooistra. Paterson, Md:
Jno. w. Lafferty, Brooklyn, N. \.
Ell5ath LII, daW y moG GlmFet Fooklvn N Y
Geo. E. Mellon, Lowell, Mass.
!, Sotero C. Navarro. w. Berkeley, Cal
Edward l.. O'Hagan, Lowell, Mass.
Geo, Raborn, Tacoma, Wash.
Fred Allen Renick, st. Louis. Mo.
Claude P. Rose, Cherryvale, Kan.
Geo. "a, Tomm. Delavan, Ill.
Joe Younghawk, EIboWoods, N. ID.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
80 Sergeant.
VIM r. Lewis, Millpoint, w. Va.
e e. "a-... COrp0ralB. =
Cornelius J. Brown, Boston, Mass.
Arthur Richardson, Chicago.
Privateg. ...e
Bruce Cochran, Grafton, n: D.
Martin Elenbass, Lucas, Mich.
JOS. Flynn, Philadelphia.
Jas. u. Hartford, Mittineague, Mass.
q Chas. q, Thompson, Atkinson, n. H.
Michael ]. Glynn, Dorchester, Mass.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
Rocco Sumn1a, Waterbury, Conn.