The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-10
u. S. CASUALTY
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among TIE American Expeditionacy
forces, thus far jFGeportssd By Genera era
totaI '7hssi5 ' the WaF depaFtR a an
nouneed today, In making public the
first Of regular weekly summaries OF
casualties. Deaths in aetton and
all other causes number 2,927, while
4,046 men have been wounded and 342
are missing in action. including men
held prisoners in Germany.
The departments recapitulatiOn
Killed in action tincluding 2s1 at
PIED q wounds. s1S,
Died of accidents and other
wounded in action, 4,046,
Missing in action (incIuding pris-
oners), S42.,
The sunday 1tg list contained 1913
names. The largest number thus far
reported by General Pershing In q
Killed in action, 80.
Died of wounds, 8,
Died OF disease, II.
Died of airplane accident, l.
Wounded severely, 80.
Wounded, degree undetermined. "a.
Missing in action, 90. 49,.
Ds TaS naP Mtnpe 81 men sou T9m DsSo
Wisconsin,, Montana and Iowa fol-
low:
Enett c. Smith. Hardin, Mont; Ivan
stringer, Stewartville' MINI.
Died OF Wounds.
Private Anton Bernatz. DEBORAH.
MAD Of DIseane,
Privates James l. Cannon, Daney,
wis. Louis r. steber, 1874 Glencoe
street. st. Paul, MINI.
wounded Severely.
Lieutenants Fred T. Finn. 1880
Maple street, Madison, Wis; Henry
vogt, Fond Ru Lao WIS: maud l.,
La seF VIZ. August 1 j. LietisndeF: Fond
- Priva;tes Andrew BIoomquist, Ana
eopda, Mont Edwardr J J; Gizek; v I9s-
S gsi: = wis Is a ePb5S I, dfanser, Fond
Iu Lac, wis; Ferdinand Hartwig,
Wautoma,. Wis; Daniel V. Hotter
man. Fond dq Lac, Wis. F J9hn L H. Lee;
c CIV II. b; A1srad ?. neiqseks.
Fond du Lac, Wis; Grover Simpktns,
Harlem, Mont; Lawrence L. Stolfuss,
Fond du Lac. Wis; John w. symes.
Wo1naed Degree UnueteFmined).
.CorporaIs Curtis G.. Baker,. East
Cedar Rapids, Ia; Arthur 2. Creger'
Truro. "a; James 6; Day, Cincinnati.
Frank j. Matus, Marion. Ia; William
Fl, Sharkey, Red Oak, Ia; Francis n.
Webster Iowa Falls, Ia.
Bugiers Clarence Murphy. Fort Des
NhS eooRs Alvin BYRD, Riverton. Ia, I;
Ernest A, Matheny, Creston, Ia; Cliff
ford l. Oshal, Creston, Ia.
Privates Alert Hess, s62 twenty
Albert, Moravia, Ia; Arthur p. And
eraori, Holmes, Ia; Charles p. Ash
more, Glenwood, Ia; Walter +.
Beardsley, Humeston, Ia; oleo Y,
Bower, Coon Rapids, Ia; John L
Bridges, Winterset, Ia; Albert C.
olin, Ia Ho Isea = C9%T a,tFEn Pf1.,
c Hg4%lhiffi, Ia Ia; Ernest D. pTaps T,
Des Moines, Ia; Raymond A. Dudley,
Creston, Ia; Oscar =. French, Marion,
Ia; Roy y. Fryslie. lowe Falls, "a, 4;
YlIia Erk Z aRm ano stasFt Wis ISL
John II. Livingston, Bedford, Ia;
lawrence b. livingston, Locust
Grove, Farragut, Ia; Fred A. Morgan,
Valley Junction, Ia; Murray Meas
ham, Des Moines, la; RoIlie B., Mel
son, Fairfield, Ia; Walter Quick,
Creston, Ia; Robert IL. Reed, Red
Oak, Ta, Earl III. Rhodes, Winterset,
Ia. Skirl p. Risttne, Fairfield, Ia f;
Samuel u. Robinson, CorwLth, Ia
Ernest u. Rooney, Indianeola7 la;
William j. Seals. Creston, Ia. Oscar y.
Shearer, Guthrie Center, Ia; Ray E.
Smith, Creston, Ia, Lee G. Stewart,
5O6 Lee avenue OttumWa, Ia; Albert
s. Troup, Lorimor, Ias; LawrelcS
TapIinger, Nevada Iasi Carlos u.
Van SauTi, Dubuque. Ia, William O.
WelsI1hons, Des Moines, Ia; Harvey
wv. Wertz, Grand Junction, la /; Frank
d. Winn, Red Oak, la; Charles M.
Woods, Vinton, Ia; willis r.. Wood
ward, Peru. Ia; John A, Augg, Cen
teryi1le, Ia; James ~. Georges De
Soto, Ia
washington, June t0.The army
casualty list today contained IA
names divided aB follows:
Killed IN action, is.
Died OF wounds, B.
Died 90 aiTplane accident !.
Died of disease, i.
Died of accident and ether causes,
wounded severely, go.
WOUNDED, degree NOT determined, q
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