Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-12
BY Associated Press

Washington. Aug. 1e.-Casualties
in the army overseas made pubic to-
day aggregate sos, and brings up the
total since the American troops land
ed in France to 20,41T, exclusive or
to-day's list Of losses in the Marine
Corps. To-day's army list Is issued
in three sections, and shows: Killed
in action. 81; died of wounds, 10;
died of disease, 2; died of accidents
and other causes, 4; wounded severe
ly, 81; wounded, degree undetermin-
ed, 15S; missing in action, 4.
PENNSYLVANIA has been more light
" hit than for some days, the list
showing II killed in action; one died
of wounds; six wounded, degree un-
determined, and nine wounded sew
erely.
Among them were two officers
only, Lieutenant Clark 0. Tayntor
of Erie; and Lieutenant Harry S.
Douglass, of Mckeesport, both of
whom were listed, wounded, degree
undetermined" Among the noncom-
missioned officers there were tive ser
geants, and two corporals killed in
action.
The Pennsylvania casualties were:
SECTION
Killed in Action
Sergeant Thomas L Claypool, Kit
tanning.
Sergeant Bernard F. Green, Brad
ley.
Sergeant Floyd c. Hamer. New
Brighton.
Sergeant Herbert H. Hochard. Som
erset
Sergeant Frank F. Sullivan. Col
lingdale.
Corporal Oliver T. Lockhart New
Brighton.
Corporal Leroy I. Stewart New
Brighton.
Private Nathan Auritt. Philadel-
phia.
Private Francis ]. Crawford, Phila-
delphia-
Private John ]. Devlin. Philadel-
phia.
Private Daniel Fecca. Philadelphia.
Private Thomas ]. Furman. Phila-
delphia-
Private James F. Gavaghan. hila-
delphia-
Private Richard Grunden. New
Brighton.
Private Howard W. Laufer. Beaver
Private William S. Sarver, Johns
town.
Private Peter S. spirito, Philadel-
phia.
Died of Wounds
Private Harry E. Kuehner, 24s
East Union street, Allentown.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
Lieutenant Clark o. Tayntor. 511
Chestnut street, Erie.
Private William L Nelson, Pitts
burgh.
SECTION
Wounded Severely
Private Walter Duncan. Bradford.
Private Lonnie E. Massalky. Brack-
enridge.
Private Vincent Perl, Pittsburgh.
Private Thomas F. Rice. Pittsburgh.
Private Russell L. Ross. Etters.
Private Charles H. Strickland, 1928
West King street, York.
Private Peter P. Ozeles, Philadel-
phia-
Private George W. Pepperman, Jer-
sey Shore.
Private Fred ]. Peterson. somer-
Vile.
Private Zapolski. Shenandoah.
SECTION 8
Wounded Degree Undetermined
Lieutenant S. Douglass, McKees-
port.
delphia.
PRIVATE JAMES w. FESLER, 621
Private Kazmier Szumatowicz,
Daisytowr.
OF the total casualties announced
yesterday, 345 were soldiers and 81
marines, while of the weeks total
which included to-day's lists. 419S
were soldiers and us marines. The
weeks aggregate of 4916 compared
with 1890 the week before.
In the 20,112 casualties, total
deaths, including POI lost at sea,
men killed in action, dead of wounds,
disease, accidents and other causes
numbered 7716-soldiers, $3.50;
marines, S33. The wounded aggre-
gate 10,S74-soldiers, 904S; marines,
1926, and the missing including
prisoners, 1522-soldiers, 1881; mar
ines, 21.
OF the weeks increase, death from
all causes aggregate 1872 as COM
pared with 631 the week before.
The wounded numbered 2610 COM
pared with 1872 the previous week
and the missing and prisoners 734
compared with seventy-four the
week before.
While the proportion of the ceaths
for the week as compared with the
wounded was large, attention was
called to-day to the fact that the
casualties being reported now by
General Pershing represent an &C
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