New-York tribune., 1918-12-17

arm and leg on September 27 at Cam
brai st. Quentin; 102d eng.
Nunzio Russo, Git Union Street,
(second wounded Brooklyn man of that
name to return); right thigh smashed;
Company F, 106th.
Cergeant F. j. Wall, 141 Luquer
Street; fractured right arm, hand and
finger at Dickiebusch; Company E.,
106th.
Corporal NJ. H. Roberts, Flushing,
l.. l.; machine gun fractured left
shoulder at st. Souplet; Company G,
107th.
Sergeant George II. Cook, Baldwin,
L.. l.; machine gun wound, right leg;
Company X, 106th.
Edward Costello, 1879 Eighth Street;
machine gun bullet through right ankle
at Mount KENNEL; Company r, 10s
(old 14th).
Hit by Machine Gun
Sergeant Fred Rauschkolb, Long
! Island City, machine gun bullet in left
arm, September 27; Company D, 106th
Infantry.
George NJ. Berry, e7o President
Street, shrapnel through left arm and
shoulder; October IT, Medical Corps,
1G0th Infantry.
Ralph Martone, 921 Atlantic Avenue,
machine gun bullets through both
arms and right knee; September 27
Company NJ, 106th Infantry
Jacob Lyons, 92O Myrtle Avenue
rife bullet through groin; August 81
at KENNEL Hill, Company K, 1O6th
( Infantry.
Oscar M. Johnson, 50 Irving Place
machine gun bullet in left knee;
September 2, Company H, 106th In
fantry
Harry Tuohey, 122 Lawrence
Avenue, Parkville, machine gun bul.
let through left shoulder; August 2e
Company D, 106th Infantry.
Wagner George Clark, 12O Bedfors
Avenue, shrapnel in left side, Angus
8; supply company, 106th Infantry.
Harry J. Howard, 2S5 Fifteenth
Street; chrapnel, both arms and right
leg, August TO-; Company D, 1O6th In
fantry.
Peter Catenaro, TT Utica Avenue
shrapnel through right elbow, Septem
ber 27; Company c.. 1O6th Infantry
L: J. Oberglock, 1882 Wicks Avenue
Richmond Hill; shrapnel in thumb ant
shoulder, September 2, at Kemme
Hill; Company E, 1O6th Infantry
Harry V. Burns, az Penn Street
shrapnel in right ankle. October 13
Headquarters Company, 10Sth Infantry
Corporal Bernard ]. White, 225 Nine
teenth Street; machine gun bullets il
both hands, left thumb amputated
July 26, Company K, 1O5th
James J. Mahoney, Queens Village
rheumatism, October 8, at ST. Quentin
supply company, 10th Infantry.
Corporal J. l.. Fottrell, 80 Junipe
Street, Flushing, machine gun bulle
through jaw and shoulder, Septembe
20; Company I, 1O7th Infantry.
lob. Tap
Flushing, explosive bullet through jaw
Company I, 107th Infantry.
James G. Oliver, Sylvester Avenue
Jamaica, shrapnel in knee, October 1S
Company B, 105th.
Corporal Christopher Doyle, 1876 Ba
tic Street, machine gun bullets throug
left hip and right arm, October II
Company E, 1O5th Infantry.
Frederick Smith, 159 Hallock Avenu
served all through with second conti1
gent without being wounded; 9Th M;
rines.
Samuel Fl. Setomer, 573 Third Av,
nue., furloughed home after year a
tached to U. S. S. Dixie at Queenstow
furloughed home from U. S. naval SCI
a. plane station at Wexford, Ireland.
Jack Elkins, 253 Riverdale Avenu
= 301st Infantry.
: Perry Wade, 1929 Fifth Avenue, lie
T., knee cap and right arm hit by shells,
st. Quentin; Company B, 106th
:, Willis Gleason, 514 Pacific Stree
. fractured right ankle and leg, on Sc,
= tember %, on the Cambrai-St. Quent
= line; Company E. 106th.
Luke Michael, 1921 Fulton Stree
= wounded in right leg, chest and ar
!, while on outpost duty on September
ot % hro
r John Carroll, 631 Carroll Stree
compound fracture of kneecap ar
I thigh, by machine gun at Cambria
= Company H, 1O6th
Max Wagner, 1S45 Eighty-ffth Stree
, left leg struck by machine gun bulle
. at St. Quentin; Company E, 1O6th.
!, Thure Lindberg, S12 Seventy-thi,
; Street, right thigh smashed at S
Quentin, September 27; Company
4 106th
t James Sayeg, 1854 Sixty-frst Stree
left leg fractured at Mount Kemme
Company M, 106th.
4 Michael Saggese, 1877 Bay Twentiet
Street, leg broken at ST. Quentir
:, Company NJ. 107th
Has Five Decorations
; Sergeant Claude " Hart was a men
Der of the 9th Division and his hon
= is III CHeIohee, Iowa. he wore III
Croix de Guerre, the Distinguish
:. Service Cross and won three other cit
n tons in fifteen months. He w,
wounded July % at Chateau Thier,
8 when he led platoon and took HI
y 212, capturing eighteen prisoners 81
|, three machine guns.
Hart was the same man who r
5 marked, while he was waiting for
It train to take him to Camp Merritt, tn
he would refuse to believe that he w
il smoked a real cigar and saw re
American girl. He was given the Gig
t, and was shown several pretty girls wi
are employed in the port of embark
u tion offices and then he was satisfied.