Arizona republican., 1918-08-12
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Casual- ties in the army and marine corps overseas made public today aggregated 432, bringing the total for the week to 4.9l6. and the total since American troops landed in France to 20,112.
 In the 20112 casualties. total deaths, including 291 lost at sea men killed in action, died of wounds, disease, acci- dents and other causes numbered 7,716 soldiers 6,s39; marines S33.
 The wounded aggregated 10,s74-sol- diers 9,04S; marines 1928. and the missing, including prisoners, 1922 - soldiers 1431: marines 91.
 Of the weeks increase, deaths from all causes aggregated 1,572 as con- pared with 651 the week before. The wounded numbered 2,610 compared with 651 the week before. The wound ed numbered 2,610 compared with 732 the previous week and the missing and prisoners 734 compared with "A the week before.
 While the proportion of the deaths for the week as compared with the wounded was large, attention was called today to the fact that the casu- lties being reported now by General ershing represent an accumulation as he result of the fighting began July fifteenth.
 WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The army - sualty list, issued today, in four sec tons. shows:
 Killed in action, 154; died of wounds, IS; died of accident and other causes, 4: wounded severely, 76; wounded, de- gree undetermined. 65; wounded, slightly, 2; missing in action, 2S. Total, 345.
 Killed In Action
 Lieuts. Oliver Ames, Boston; Frank lin A. Harwood, Richmond, Va; Frank L. Young. Florence, Ala.
 Sergt. Marmus Walentic, Gary, Ind
 Corps. William Carter, Erie, Pa.; Aaron Cohen, Dubois, Pa; Patrick G Cooke. Leisenring. Pa; James Daley Chica go; Paul C. Daron, Michigan City, Ind: George c. Duffield, Keo- sauqua, Iowa; Benjamin T. Francis Marlboro. Mass; Harold o. Halberg Kane, Pa: Harry w. Hammons, Nal vern, la; William E. Horton, Cleve- land: John E. Jarvis, Creston, la; Dor H. Kilt, Los Angeles; Rolla M. New. man. Maiden, Ills; Frederick w O'Donnen Bradford, Mass; Franl Rawson, Camp Logan, Ills; Clarence V. Shurtz, Eagle Grove. la; Allen B White, Chelsea, Mass; Bugler, PhiliI R. Goodrydge, Philadelphia.
 Wagoner Howard Gotschall, Doug las. Kas.
 Privates Lagrande Bebe, Chicago Dewey NJ. Burger Mclean, Ills; James A. Burkett, Rombauer. Mo-: Harr, Campbell Spring Valley, Ills; Marco no. Cirullo, Italy; Asa L. Collins, Kans as City, Mo; Leroy P. Daley, Ottumwa la: John Dolan, Ireland; Oliver D. Ed wards, Clay Ky; Denis Estes, Lelluil le, Ark; Herman Faulkner, Buffalo \. Y. Laverne E. Gitzy, Orient, Iowa Ralph C. Grammer, Ottumwa. la; Cor nelius Graue,. New York City; Waite A. Haimerl. Dent, Minn.; Charles Hall, Red Springs, N. C.; Morris Hal perrin, New York City; Francis F. Hein buck, Baltimore; Christobal Hidalgc San Juan, P. R.; Carl Hilgardner, Ot tumwa la; BIrwell C. Jackson. Kin ston, N. C.; Carl A. Johnson, Los An geles; Hugh E. Kaiser, Brooklyn; Or vile V. Kendall, Anderson. Ind. Brewster Latham. Elkton, Ky. Edga B. Lea, Princeton, Ark; Vito c. Lido Italy; Harry Loeven, Jersey City James L. Lundy, Baltimore; Patric McCarty, New York; William T. Nc Kinley St. Joseph Mo-; James G. Ma son. Dublin, Ga.
 Privates John Merkel, Oscoda, Miss H. Nazzareno, Italy; A. Pergiavann Italy; John Rorono, New York City Lincoln Schlott, Lincoln, Pa.; MaynaI R. Simpson. Lovington, Va; Fran Vaillancourt, Fairview, Mass; Joser T. Walczak. Buffalo, N. Y; George West, Oliver Springs, Tenn.
 Died of Wounds Received In Action
 Sergts Douglas Urquhart, Ashfiel Mass; Glen Zilmer Monroe, Wis.
 Corp. Alexander Lloyd, Eliska, All
 Privates Brodie c. Cownie, Sout