El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-07

greeley, Meonomine. Wis; Sylvester
Oregon DWELL, Mass Harvey C.
Grindle, Brockton. Mass. Hugh Hag-
serl5'' broo l!yn, y. y; James r. Har-
mon, Boycevi-le, Ill; 'f0ses Haines
Wilford, Ark, Albert NJ Hauss. East
St Louis, H.; David i. Hesle-. Brook
y NJ Harold u Hoy, Spencer Port, n.
~ Gordon Aepner. New Rockford. n.
ID; Ben hulczycki. Chicago Louis j.
Kuhn. Rochester. n. Y; Nike Krizack,
Lorraine, O.; David T. La Duke, Pen
sacola
Herman o. Love, Perulack. Pa;
lawrence G. Eeeker. Troy, Pa; Stanc
Mlnck. BrucetOn, Pa; +. c. Monroe,
Mobile, Ala; Jesse i. Murray, Roar
Ing Springs, Pa: John Norman, Phil
adelDhia; Frank G. Novatny. Chicago;
John p. Nushart, Kaukanna, Wis
Bernard c O'Br.en. Chester, Vt. Ralph
~ PETER. Neuville, Pa; Frank l.
Petry. Brooklyn, y. Y; Lionel Z. Pitts
Monroe, Ne; Arnold r. Fogers. Wau-
kesha, Wis Herman y. Price, Column
bia, S C., Perry T. seed, Lerna. III
John Remand. Holyoke. Mass. Martin
RicEgru6er, Leon, Wis; Leslie Rock
well Cobleskill, n Y; Thomas
Roper, Nlbury, Kas.; Harry Schwartz,
New York city; sam Shirley, Walston,
y. c.
Tuesdays Casualty Lists.
-Four army casu1lt-- lists were is
sued later Tuesday showing: Killed
in action. 70: died OF wounds, IS; died
OF disease, four; died Of accident and
other causes, three; wounded severe
ly. 49, wounded, degree uudeter-
mined, 2l5; missing in action, 40; to-
tai. 459.
The list includes the following
Texans.
Tex, Killed in action.
Pvt. Lemuel ]. Moore, Paris, Tex,
died OF disease.
Lieut.. Tracy r. Stains. 513 North
Estrella stree FL PasO, and Lieut..
Henry A. WeIsch, jr.. 1000 Prospect
street, FL PasO. severely wounded.
Corn. Burt ID. Freeman Henrietta.
Tex. severely wounded.
Serg-t Walter Collier. BrownwoOd,
Tex; and Corpi. Samuel r. Dennis, st.
Joe. Texas wounded in action. degree
undetermined.
Pvts. Matthew Capra. Laredo, Tex;
Wilbur II. Edwards, Muenster, Tex;
Leonard Gore FRED, Tex; William b.
Isham, Della Tex; Robert SANTANA,
BlancO Road, san Anto4io, Text ReEI-
maid Spears, Fort Worth, Text Joe
ThorntO- Thomas. TeN.s Lester NJ
Tilley, FarmersVilIe. Tex; wounded.
degree undetermined
Pvt. Morgan Smith, wichita Falls,
Tex. severely wounded.
The names OF officers and those in
cluded from western states follow:
Killed In ActiCl-.
Mai George r. Rau, Burnside, Conn.
Lieut.. Prank W. slate B., Dallas. Tex;
Corp. VIM. SUIT. n. Brooks. Ia; Pvts.
Robert C. good. P0wderville, Mont;
Michael d. ror. Venice. Calf: Ernest
r. August. Dorchester, Neb.. Carl II.
Barr, Akron, Ia; Jack Brown, Para
gould, Ark; " aldmer Jensen. Monroe,
Utah: Ivor Johngon. AVondale Mont
Died CT Wounds.
Capt Ed ard Il Phillips, Athol.
Mass; Lieut. Wolcott W. --eadway,
Meriden, conn.
Died OF Disease.
Pvt. Lemuel ]. Moore. Paris, Tex.
Wounded Severely.
Lieuts. Laurence G. Andrews, Wau-
seon, O.. Charles ". II. Douglas, SYRIA
cuse, n. Y. Ladislaw T. Janda, West
Cedar Rapids. Ia. Arnold NJ. McInery.
South Bend. Ind; Allen B. Murphy.
South Burlington, Vt; John H. Old
field. Garnerville, y. y; Tracy r..
Stains, 513 North Estrelln street, FL
Pnsos Allen A. Turkey, Des Moines, Ia;
Henry A. Svelseh. jr., 1000 Prospect
avenue, Fl PaHo-
Capt. Paul r. Hudson. Sharon. Pa;
Lieut.. ". w. Austin, Brookline, Mass;
Randall r. Graves. Bay City, Mich:
Levi L. Lamb, California. Pa; Arthur
W. Pope. Boston; Malcolm Rice.
PaintsYille, Ky; Pvt. Fred +. Adair,