New-York tribune., 1918-07-08

WASHINGTON, July 7.--Casualties
i'll the army and Marine Corps in the
American eXpeditionary forces an
creased by 703 during the week, com
pared with 497 the previous week, and
now aggregate 1,0S6, with the inclu-
sion of to-day's army list, which shows
III names, and the marine list, which
shows SO names. Total deaths, includ-
ing. 291 men lost at sea, men killed in
action, dead of wounds, disease, acci-
dent and other causes, number 4,414-
army men, 3.917; marines, 497. The
wounded aggregate 6,169-army men,
$500; marines, 900. Those missing
in action, including prisoners, total
5o3-army men, A52; marines, 81.
Of the weeks increase 43S were army
men and 265 marines. Killed in action
and other deaths numbered 1885, those
wounded totalled 303, and the missing
and prisoners 115.
The army casualties summary. as Of
ficially announced to-day, follows:
Killed in action Gncluding POI lost
at sea(, 1,574; died of wounds, 532;
died of disease, 1922; died of accident
and other causes, A89; wounded in ac-
tion, $500; missing in action (includ-
ing, prisoners), 452. Total, $3.50.
The Marine Corps casualties sum-
mary follows:
Deaths, 497: wounded, 900; in hands
of enemy, 2; missing. 80. Total, 1,517
Officers included in the Marine Corps
summary. were: Deaths, 21; wounded
rs; missing, 2. The army summary
does not note the number of officers
included.
Names
pYiuatcs.
The list follows:
Army
Killed in Action
FREML, Wesley, lieutenant, San Antonio
LINN Frank c.. jr.. lieutenant, San An
tonic, Tex.
ALLEN, Doyl. sergeant, Lykins. Ky.
GALE. Harry r.. corporal, Weldon. III.
CRAVEN, William s.. cook, Meriden
HAMILTON, John A.. wagoner. I,ebigh
Iowa.
AUFDERMAUR. Meinrad. San Francisco
BACKER. Alex, Springfield, Mass
BROWN. Lee L., Syracuse. Kan
D1AETWiLER, ~ Walter. Janesville. Wis.
DOCTOR. David. 276 Vermont Avenue
Brooklyn
HUTCHINSON. Lloyd F., Meridian, Idaho
MIN, Edward FL. Canton. Mo.
PI'AATTTERSON. TRSON Beaven E.. San Francisco,
PAITI. Domenico. Tsna, Italy
REM, Frederick j.. Epping, NJ D.
RUSSELL, Ernest, Lawrence, Mass.
SAXTON. Lee D.. Belvidere. Neb.
SELL. Fred A.. Chelsea Iowa
SHELLBURG. Gust. Tappen. NJ D.
~ SHERlDAN, John j.. 1913 Walnut Street
y, ,sH1,uMATE, John W.. South Charleston
SPENCER, Lyndley T., Canutillo, Tex.
WOOD, Floyd H.. San Francisco.
ZBORAN, Joseph. Dunkn. Penn.
Died From Wounds
DEAN, Charles A. lieutenant. Chicago
PINKHAM. Harold L.. lieutenant, Yves
MosHER. Cyril, sergeant. New Haven
MULL1GAN. Boyd F., sergeant. Topeka
HATCHER. Ollie R.. corporal Boston, Ga
PRICHARD. Edward D.. corporal. Gene
SEQ, ILL.,
APITZ. Oswald E.. Lawrence, Mass.
FLEET, Chester A. Lynn. Mess.
GlNSBERG, Barney. 625 Wales Avenue
New York.
HORTON. Earl, Cincinnati
HURD. James H. Florida. Ohio
MAGINNIS. George. Wrentham, Mass
M'CAULEY, Wylie ", Summerville, Ga
MORRIS. Otis. Monteznma, Ind.
MUELLER, Adolf. Fort Dodge. Iowa.
NUDD, Ben, Seattle, Wash.
Died of Disease
FALvEY. Dennis. corporal. 274s Eight
| Avenue, New York
DAILY. Edward. Troy. N. Y
HENSLEY. Frank NJ, Seattle. Wash.
IVEY. Barney c., Boston. Ga
NELSON, Decatur. Rosa, Ark.
PAYNE, Lyman H.. Portland, Conn.
RUCKER, Tinsley, Oglesby. Ga.
| SCHAlCH. Robert H.. Talmage, Kan.
SMITH. Clifford a.. Brocl1ton. N. Y.
Died of Aeroplane Accident
HINDs. Elliott p. captain. McGraw. N. Y
DONAHUE, John j., lieutenant, Apple
ton City, Mo.
Died of Accident and Other Causes
CARTER. Theodore NJ, sergeant, Sout
Bethlehem, Penn
DEMARASKI, Adams. corporal Montreal
! Wis.
MALE, Oscar, Malta. Ill.