The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-24
SECTION NO. I.

The following casualties ara re
kported by the commanding general OF
] the American expeditionary forces.
Killed in action, two; missing IN
Of wounds, four; died of accident and
other causes, six: died OF disease. one ;
wounded, degree undetermined, ave;
prisoner, one; total, SO.
Killed I'm Action
Lieutenant: Ewing Boone, Kansas
Corporal: William F. Ruth, Emaus,
Pa
sergeants: William O'Neil, New
York, N. Y; Thomas r. Summers,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
| Corporals: Buff q. Melton North
Bend, Neb.; Floyd J. simons. Bethle-
A-o' ~ Died OF Disease.
Private: James Clarence Brown
Kannapolis. N. C.
Corporal: Clarence e. Knaub, Red
Priivates: Herbert S. Evans, Meal
ester, Okla; Arthur Hargroye, New
Winnipeg, Man; Jack Written, Car
tervilIe, Mo-; Anthony Wilken, La
severely Wounded.
i Lieutenants: Howard j. Cumminsr
Clinton. Mass; Carl A Foss. Buffalo,
sergeants: Stewart Donald Graham.
Meadville, Pa; Carl Leroy peterson
HF eoFPoPai ls". Clarence =; RszteE,
Grand Rapids, Mich: AdoIph H.
Brandess Omaha Neb;i John Z. But But
mfngs, chicago, III; Edward J. Foley,
Newton Center, Mass; Michael Get
tings, New York, n. Y; James e.
Howard, New York, y. T. Algsr Rvs TS
gelI Hunter NJ Clemens Tgtfiefo ieh Mass 5s:
Kenneth A. Mckenzie burlington,
Cook: John F. McKeon, Cherry
Wogndsd. Degree Undetermlned.
Private8: Thomas J. Burgess,
Waymesboro, Miss; Thomas H. Ca
Itechi, Fan Francisco, Cal: Arthur r.
HARDY, Surrey N. DIS Steve L 1snEIa
N.@ RagFF, II. P ?. G.; James MuFtha'
Missing I'm Action.
| Corporal: Leo F. Harvey. Phila-
Oe PRri1a:te 9:' sArtto G. Bell, Brookland.
Tex. John L. Bergoust, Utica, Mont;
| William F. Boethin, Phillipsburg,
Kan; ANGEL Brown, Ridge Farm. III;
gilbert BTPnS Ma Mah2 Yn2y G3tZ Pa "a
seph Carroll, New Britain. Conn; Par
1 fen Dillendiks, Highpark, Mass; Will
liam 3. Hayes, New London, Conn.
| Edward Jukes, Rochester, Pa; Will
liam B. Lower, Lewigburg, Pa; AlXa
P. McGimsey, Boonville. Cal; VIII
liam e. Myers, Dryridge, KY; Earl 3;
Smith. Punxsutawney, Pa; Edward
Truppo, Elizabeth, N. j..
1 Prisoner.
Lieutenant: Edward r. Taylor.
BelIefonte, Pa
SECTION NO. 2.
The following casualties are re-
the American expeditionary forces: :
Killed in action, seven; wounded
severely, Sc; died OF wounds, eight;
| - Killed in Action
Privates: Mike Babchak. Auburn,
N Y; Paul e. Bills, Somerset, Pa;
David e. Bennett, Milan, Mo-; John ].
Collins. New York, y. 2; George ?.
McKso2, Br9oklyn. n. z; Emmett 81. J:
J. Reuter-, Monkton, Md
Died OF Wounds.
Corporal: Andrew +. Wagner, Elm
Privates: Joseph c. Gaudin, Ascen-
cion, La; Gray Hanrahan, Bridgeport,
| Conn; Harry G. Holmes, Syracuse,
! Kan; Jesse Hudson, North Chatta-
4ooga I Tenn FTsdSriek D. J9nes Elk
Wauseon. o.; Luigi salinetti, Rome
Italy. ~
wounded Severely
PTivates: Roy H. Alderman, Chi
cago, III: James J. Bevan, Fortches-
| ter, N. Y: Paul Borders, Mount Her
mon, KY; John J. Broadbrook,
Bridgeport, Conn; James A. Brown,
varre. VT; Stanford w. Burke. scran-
ton, Pa; william Cammer, Scranton,
Pa; Banaga @. Caravan, Liowland, n.
To-; Patrick J. Corrigan, New York, N.
T.; Charlton Monroe Cowher, Maple
tom Depot, Pa, : Michael James Cud-
more, Binghamton. N. Y; George A.
Seph Dempsey, PhiiadeipSia, Pa. ;
George A Devoid, Bristol, VT; George
Doughertyj Mt. Holly Springs, Pa.
Mass: John Fay. Brooklyn, n. Y;
| Raymond Flaherty, South Boston,
Mass; William Arthur Fraker, New
Vile, Pa; James r. Garrett, Mt. Hol-
", N. j.; Edward A. CHINA, Brooklyn,
n. T.; Bornhead Goldmunz, Brooklyn,
N. y; Charley M. Grogans, Lafayette,
Ca; Rufus Guffey, Cabell, KY. Victor