Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-09
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Casualty List

Washington, May 9.-The casualty
I list today contains rs names, d.v!d
ed as follows:
! Killed in action, 10; died of
wounds, 3; died of accident, 2: died
I or disease, s; wounded severely.
l3; wounded slightly, Al; prison
F er, /.
Officers named were: Lieutenant
Harold Sydney Morgan, Vancouver
Barracks, Wash, killed N action;
Cadet Ivan d, Livingston, Pullman,
/ Wash, died of accident; Lieuten-
ants Adam p. Dambrauskas, Phil2-
delphia, Pa, Kostka Mudd, LaPla-
IA, Nd, Thomas H. Reagan, Can
ton, Ill, James J. Sheeran, Chica-
go, Paul B. Stewart, Warren, Pa
slightly wounded, Captain Andrew
/ S. Robinson, Columbus. Ohio, pre-
viously reported missing, now re-
ported prisoner.
The list follows:
Killed i'm Action.
Lieutenant Harold Sydney Nor
gan, Vancouver Barracks. Wash
Corporal Manoah J Kirby, West
Baden, Ind; Privates Harry ] AL
len, Sc North Chestnut street, Au
rora, Ill; Ernest c. Bell, Middle
field, Conn; Robert A. Brewer, Fin
ley, Tenn; William D. Dalton, Hol-
brook. Mass; F. II. Harrison, Dear
{ ing. Ga; NJ T Johnson, Hawley,
Mimi; Charles r. Livermore, Dor
chester. Mass; Michael ViOtti, Mon
terey, Cal.
niod nf n{SaaSn
! Sergeant Herbert E. Sheldon,
Providence. r. l.; Privates Henry
| H. Hoyt, Chelsea, Mass; Lee Nc
: Cowan, Conroe, Texas; Arthur Eu-
gene Newman, St. Louis, Mo; Hor-
ace B. Quivey, Encampment, Wyo.;
Peter c. Smith, Colby, Wis.
Died of Accident.
Cadet Ivan D. Livingston, Pull
man, Wash; Private John S. Hen
ry, Bristol, Tenn.
Died of Wounds.
Corporal Albert L. Tate, Cum
mings, Kan; Privates Earl w.
Mountain, Ada, Kan; Clinton C.
Walda, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Wounded Severely.
Corporal S. Elwood T. Bauman,
Easton. Pa, George D. Kirchofer,
Kidder, Mo, Roy L. Tower. New
Haven, Conr., Juan =. TFujillo, Lo-
gan, y. NJ, Privates H. W. Chap
! pell, Syracuse, n Y. Arthur F.
: Hargraves, Merrimac. Mass. James
Hora, Clutter. Iowa, Einar Sundbek
johnson. Racine, Wis. Guy Kretz
er. independence. Kan, F. J. Ma
touris, Harrisburg. Ill, Thomas
Syawak, Hartford, Conn. Arthur l..
Vanbibber, WellstOn. Ohio.
Wounded Slightly.
| Lieutenants Adam p. Dambrauck-
as, Philadelphia, Pa, Koska Mudd,
Laplata, Md. Thomas H. Reagan,
Canton, Ill, James ]. Sheeran, Chr
! cago, Paul B. Stewart. Warren, Pa,
! Sergeant Major John J. Madden,
! CharlestOwn, Mass, Sergeants, Mi
chael j. Douahue, Springfield, Mass,
John R. Power, Dorchester, Mass,
Granville NJ. Wilcox, WoOnsocket,
r. l., Corporals Russell Preston,
Paintsville, Ky, Fred F. SOrrells,
huntsville, \. G., James w. Talley,
Vulcan, Mo, Mechanic George Da-
Wis. Reading, Pa, Wagner Eldred
z. Green, Turner, Maine, Privates
William G. B. Angerman, Rockville,
Conn. Karl Bamblowski, Chicago,
Edmond A Beauchamp, Rutland,
Vt, Robert NJ Blair, Cambridge,
Mass. Joseph Morowski, Bessemer,
Mich. W G. Burk, Douglas. Ariz.,
George y. Calomeres. Gerake
| Greece, AIva NJ. Colver, Pelham Ga,
William F. Cooper, Hollow Rock,
/ Tenn, Joseph ]. Cryana, Admission,
Ala. Howard Cummins, Powell,
Ohio. Clatie R. Cunningham. Wat
son, Tenn, Levi c. Dow, Seabrook,
y. H. Joe ]. Drzewiecki. Chicago,
Dennis F. Eagan, Ansonia, Conn,
Edward NJ. Fleming, MedfOrd, Mass,
Harry Herman, Lockhaven, Pa,
James Hildebrand. North Fond du
Lac, Wis, Clarence G. Hilty, Get
tvsburg. Pa, Edward A. Joyce,
I Brooklyn, \. Y. B. W. Mansberger,
Newark. Ohio, Ernest G. Pruett,
Grayson, Ga. Adrian E. Regnier,
4 Revere. Mass. Leland r. Rhoades,
Medora. Ill. John H. F. Tobin,
! STAMFORD Conn. B. F. Wilmoth,
Grange, Miss, Dupont L. Wolf, Bal
timore, Nd.
CAPTAIN Andrew s. Robinson. Co
lumbus. Ohio previously reported
missing).
Boston. Mass. May 9-The names
of 1.1OS New England men have
appeared on casualty lists since the
American forces landed in France,
tabulation Of reports from the
front showed today. There were
293 deaths. 7S9 wounded, 90 miss
ing and six reported as prisoners.
Since Apru Is. or during the time
American troops were taking an
active part against the enemy. a
large part OF the casualties were
from New England units.