Republican farmer., 1918-02-15
SHAT FOR
TUSCAN|A
VICTIMS
People of British Isles
to HOnor Memory
of Lost Amer
leans.

rest at different points on the
Scotch coast, among them,
Julius Wagner Of Stamford,
Conn. These were divided as
follows:
Americans, 1874 identified,
SO unidentified.
Grew, 4 identified, 3 uniden-
tilted.
The Associated Press correspond
emit co-operated with the American
army officers in obtaining these fig
ures, which go forward to Washing
ton as the most accurate and COM
plete list obtainable. The last II o.
these bodies recovered, all Americans.
were buried Tuesday afternoon, viii
layers again coming many miles in
downpour of rain to nay their simple
tribute to the American dead. The
bodies were brought to the burial
place on one big motor truck which
was followed along the route several
| miles long by the squad of rs khaki
| clad American survivors and the viii
lage mourners. One of the villagers
carried the Union Jack, while an
American soldier held aIoft the Stars
mud Stripes.
At the grave the American soldiers
| sang 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
followed by the natives singing God
Save the King" The usual military
| 30 Info than fTna
emony.
Temporary fences have been built
| around the graves to be succeeded
by a permanent enclosure as soon as
| the materials can be brought to these
desolate shores. A British colonel
who has worked day and night since
the disaster helping the Americans
bury their dead announce that the
people of the nearby countryside had
started public subscription to erect
permanent monument to the Ameri-
cans.
There are eight Americans still
here too sick to leave. several of them
still dazed by their experiences. They
are CHARTERED in nearby farm houses
and village hotels. They are e. I.
| Benifiel, E. L. Lystrom, Wilbur c..
Mutt, Boyd E. Hancock, E. E. Harps-
ham, Henry Schurting, James ]. Col
well and F. A. Gocher.
One American officer and II men
are still in a hospital in Glasgow.
| The following is the first complete
! list of Americans now buried on the
Scotch coast Each body, whether
identified or not, was given num-
| OF nnin+ where 7S VIC
tins were buried side by side in a
long trench the numbers ran from /
to Is in the following order:
T. W. Herman, L. B. Reeder, Will
liam C. Keown, L. Roberts, Orville
Casper, E. H. Duffy, Paul John C.
Wood, w. R. johnson, H. E. Page
lC. B. West, T. futile, Walter Brown
Clarence w. Short, H. Stewart, fire
imam, member of crew; Raymond But
Ter, state of Wisconsin; James Logan
member of crew; G. V. Zimmerman
I J. Edwards Buttemont, George H
Reinhardt Walter Crelline, William
E. Bennett, G.. E. Swanson, uniden-
titled private; William P. Moran, G. j
Jenkins, Charles Mcmillan, crew; Ray
mond T. Hurst, T. E. Lawton, 7. E
Dawson, W. Harley, c. H. Besner, B
L. Weeks, Henry F. Spidel, David G
Renton, Julius D. Wagner, William
J. Tragessor, Alto Licari
Percy A. Stevens, W. W. Wright
Marcus B. Cook, G. N. Bjork, John c
johnson, T. E st. Clair, Arthur w
Collins, G. Lankenan, J. U. Cheshire
Gerald K Grover, Frank Burns, Nil
ton Tully, Edwin R. Berkey, unden
titled soldier, Philip E. Leigand, Cur
tiss Willard Wilson, unidentified mem
| Der of crew, Frederick Allen, W
Raines, Homer L. Anderson, Fred M
= Linton, J. B. Guerney, j. L. Pearce
Elmer R. L. Cowan, William T. Nc
' Murray, Samuel A. Pentecost, Russell
: F. Bennett, Robert F. Warren, L. "
Ozment, William I. Greggs, I. Sims
E J. P. Hawley, W. Matthews, uniden
titled soldier, Samuel P. Riggs, Nor
man c. Crucker, P. A. Agrien, j. J
Byrge, Fred w. Rudolph, Milwaukee
unidentified private, Herman Rupp.
At another point in a long grave ar
40 bodies. They are all in collins ant
are numbered from 1 to 40 in the fol
lowing order:
Unidentified private, Jesse N
Rholles, Capt. Leo P. LeBron, job,
Jenkins, wireless operator; James
Price, Boise; unidentified private, un
identified private, Claude W. Walker
Los Angeles; E. o. Peca, George "
Tomlins, Ethan Allen White, uniden
: tilted private, Oscar Lee Smith Win
p tiers, Edgar E. Burma, unidentified
q member of crew, George Mems, un
e identified private, Tula B. Thompson
Dell Walker Leonard, Whittingto
Sherman, Lieut.. E. Philip Lightall, "
E. Wilson, unidentified private, DAME
y Trobridge Bryant, unidentified private
) William o. Williams, Fletcher ODE
Pledeger, unidentified private, ur
k identified private, unidentified privat
n w. E. Bickers, unidentified private,
" J. Buckley, J. B. Bishop, unidentifie
n private, unidentified private, E. I
lie Young, Gilmer Engel Percy, unident
d fed private. unidentified private, ur
IF identified private, Capt, Philip Y
l. Sherman, unidentified private, ur
.r identified member of crew, unident
It fed private, unidentified private, III
RS identified private, William Arthu
l. Moore, Oris E. Hutchins.
l. At a third place A victims are bu1
a led in three trenches. The large
er holds IS bodies, another 16 and IL
ell third TO- In the first named trenc
l. the bodies have been numbered fro
Is to IS in this order:
r Harry Carpenter, unidentified pr
waite, unidentified private, John
Laakko, Rocco Calarese, AIDE McCo
IN unidentified private, unidentified pr
Avate. Stanley Q. Anspurger. E.