The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-11
AMERICAN CASUALTIES

ualty list today contained S. names,
divided as follows:
Killed in action, s; died OF
wounds, a; died of accident, I; died
OF disease, 4; died of other causes,
8; wounded severely, 9; wounded
slightly, "a. Prisoners, previously
reported missing, 5.
Eleven officers were included.
Lieuts. Adrian c. Edwards, Car
rollton, Ill.,, and Walter Cecil Flato,
New York City, were killed in ac-
ton.
Col. George E. Leach, Minneap-
oils, Mimi, and Lieut.. Mortimore
l.. Eteinhardt, New York, were
wounded slightly.
Listed as prisoners are Capt. Ohm
F. Hardesty. Winfield, Mo-, and
Lieuts. William H. Gordon, New
York. Thomas Benjamin Kern,
Bethlehem, Pa; Frank K. Miller,
MADEIRA. Pa, and James Z. Quig-
ley, Adrian, Pa.
f, The name OF Lieut.. Alton p.
Wood, Boston, appears among those
who died OF other causes
Private John S. Robinson, Pearl
River, La, died of disease.
The list follows:
Killed in Action.
Lieuts. Adrian c. Edwards, Car
rollton H.; Walter Cecil Flato,
New York; Sergt. William F. Tay-
lor, Allo, Scotland; Corp. Alexan-
der Frazier, Blevins, Ky; Privates
Charles Heckelman, Reading, Pa;
William Johnson, Roger, Mo-; Bee
Stewart, Amherstdale, w. Va. :
David F. Wilson, Opp, Ala.
Died of wounds: Corp. Jack Xii
man, New York City; Bugler How
ard g. Parker, Providence, X. l.;
Privates Edward II. . Monahan,
Sioux City, Iowa; William J. Ham
ilton, Ill.
Died of disease: Privates Ma
thaniel Godson, Button, S. c.;
Glen Hockenberry, X. +. d. No. !,
Danville. Ill.,. Clair T. Newell,
South Manchester. Conn. John S.
Robinson, Pearl River, La.
Died of accident: Private John
Dzadolonis, Lowell, Mass. Wagon
er William F. Small, Allston, Mass.
Private ROLAND II. Glencoe, Mills,
N. Y; Corp. Arthur p. Lutterbach,
Chicago; Private Garlett w. Brown
Schenectady, N. Y. Private John r.
Keltoni0, Plantsville, Conn; Pri-
vate James Tommey, Methuen,
Mass.
Died of other causes: Lieut.. Al
ton Wood, Boston, Mass; Corp.
Charlie CumminS, Greenville. Pa.
Private Aldatj Langley, Granite
vile, Mass.
Wounded severely: Corp. Ho-
mer X. Byers, Jackson, Ohio; Cook
Edgar J. Herzog, Johnstown, Pa.
Privates Clyde L. Grimm, Chicago;
Edgar L. Klint, Davenport, Iowa.
Wounded slightly: Col. George
f. Leach, Minneapolis, Mimi;
Lieut.. Mortimore L. Steinhardt,
New York City; Corporals James
Agnew, Bridgeport Conn; Frank
!. Downing, Danville, ILL.,; Walter
Monk, New Brunswick, n. J.; FL
wood Taylor, Pa; Mechanic Og-
den r. Elliott, Paris. ILL.,; Privates
Donald c. Abbott, East Cleveland,
o.; Sylvester Armstrong, Minncap-
oils, Mimi; Clemmie Atkinson,
Denmark, Ore; George Black. Viii
liston, N. D.; Wilmer ii. Brown,
Washington, Ohio; Howard c. Car
lin, Fishback, Pa; Charles L. Car
son, Coffeyville, Kan; Homer NJ.
Cosper, Spring Grove. Wis; John
f. Oriss, Cora City, ILL.,; Harry n.
Farr, Lebanon, Pa; Ernest o.
Foss, Pueblo, Colo; Leonard a.
Foye, Rutland. VT; Walter Crit
fifth, Hitchins, KY; Joseph Julian,
Bethlehem, Pa; Martin w. Keller,
Prairie du Chen, Wis; William ].
B. Koder, Hellertown, Pa; Morris
Lockett. Brooklyn, N. Y; Joe G.
Mullins, Greenfield, Tenn; Claude
II. Myers, Browning, Mo-; Nicolai
p. Nelson, Grantsburg, Wis; Harry
f. Rowe, Greenfield, Ohio; Edward
c. St. Jean, Manchester. n. H.;
Kurt Schoenan, Crownsberg, Ger
many; Emmett Self. Mount Sterling,
Ohio; Floyd William Spencer, CO.
etzville, Mich; Robert +. Stephens,
Calhoun. Ga; Charles Wilsey, Liv-
y. y.
Prisoners previously reported |
Captain John +. Har-
desty, Winfield, Mo-; Lieutenants
II. Gordon, New York f.
City; Thomas Benjamin Kern, |
Pa; Frank \. Miller, |
MADEIRA, Pa; James Z. Quigley, |
Adrian. Pa.