The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-12
LATEST CASUALTY
 LIST NUMBERS 100
 NAMES ON RECORD
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 night They did not attack any other point in that vicinity. Many bombs were hurled at this one town and there were civilian casualties.
 Two casualty lists were issued today by the department There was none yes- terdav and it was assumed that the first list given out today contained the names cabled by General Pershing yesterday. Today's list contained total of 90 names six less than were contained in the two lists issued Saturday They showed
 One lieutenant and 31 men killed in action.
 Five men severely wounded
 TWO lieutenants and 26 men slightly wounded.
 Five men dead from wounds. One lieutenant and three men killed in accidents.
 Thirteen men dead from disease. Three men previously listed as miss ing now reported as prisoners In Ger many. ,. Tbe secoud list issued today showed 2S men killed in action, the largest mum her ever reported by General Persning in single day.
 Killed in action;
 Private Frank J. Osgood
 Cook Linnie G. Pillingem.
 Private Francisco Disasatlne
 Private otis D. Green
 Wounded severely:
 Private Joe E. Bush.
 Private John F.. Frayne
 F1rst-Class Hancel Van Hoose.
 Charles Goodisky
 Wounded: Private Antoni kulig.
 Private Charles B. Sandridge.
 Private Charles B. Sandr1dge.
 Wounded slightly:
 Corp. Edward J. Smith
 Private Charles A. Roberts.
 Urivate Floyd R. Leseman.
 Private Nazzareno Faghetta.
 Private Emery Wolfe.
 Private Henry E. Stedman.
 Private Fillmore Murtey.
 Corp. Henry w. Dawson.
 Private Walter E. Moore.
 Corp. Herbert l.. Livingstone.
 Private Jos. Marcyan.
 Chief Mechanician Sidney c. Land
 Private Ben A. Kosse.
 Sergt George H. Bradley.
 Corp. Hi G. Whiting.
 Private Harold J. Perkins.
 Private First-Class Carl R. Hanson.
 Private Paul o. Nelson.
 Private verd F. Smith.
 Died of wounds
 Private Lawrence Wenell.
 Private Henry J. Sweeney.
 Sergt Theodore Peterson.
 Private Jim F. Edgar.
 Died pneumonia: Private William Rhodes.
 Died fractured skull, Wagoner John c. Collins.
 Died meningitis, Private Fell Hall. Peck, Jr
 Died accident. First Lieut.. Arthur J. Perrault.
 Died pneumonia, Privates James Me- Gee, Herman Pape, Thomas J. Cate, George Glenn.
 Died appendicitis, Private William R. Taylor.
 The men killed in action were:
 Corp. Ralph R. Flora.
 Corp. Edward F. Sullivan.
 Private George Adkins
 Private Michael Ahern.
 Private Oscar Ammon.
 Private Thomas c. Bragg
 Private Patrick Britt
 Private Joe D. Brakefield.
 Private Arthur Christfully.
 Private Frank T. Cockrol.
 Private William Drain.
 Private Phillip Finn. Private Edwin L. Fitch. Private John J. Haspel. Private Arthur V. Hegney.
 Private George E. Hovey. Private Edward J. Kearney. Private James B. Kennedy. Private Peter Laffey Private Fred R. McGill. Private Frank A. Moaghe Private William A. Hoylan. Private James E. Mulvenhill. Private William N. Sago. Private Walter w. Sanders Private George s. Sanford Private Robert Snyder. Private Hugh I. Hunt died of wound, and Corp. Marshall Jones and Private, Frederick E. Pieper and John Uhlianiul were killed in accidents. Those dying of diseases were: Private Carl s. Burgett, Private James c. Flowers. Private John K. Horton. Private Clarence V. Legal. Private Abram Honeyman Philhower. Private Herman D. Gentry was severel, wounded and the slightly wounded were l Corporals Charles Starace and Fredericl C. Carter and Privates John K. Benton ! Gust E. Olson and John Openshaw. Privates John w. Hill, Hugh Lewis ant Frederick w. Galley are the missing mel who now are reported held as prisoners Washington, March 1.-The navy de partment today announced the death O Andrew Donnie Skaggs and Leo Shot Harvie as the result of airplane acci dents in the naval aviation service Il France. Skaggs lived at Newburn, Tenn. and Haryie at Cincinnati Details of tn accident and date on which it occurred were not given.
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