Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
GERMANS HURLED BACK AT SOISSONS
57An An1eric0ns
Are Reported
in Casualties

Washington, June THE army
casualty list today contains 81
names divided as follows:
Killed in action, 5: died of
wounds, s; died of disease. 10: died
of atrplane attack. 3; wounded So
Nerely, Il; wounded slightly. IL.
missing in action. 3.
Officers named were. Iieutsr-
ants Lee V Farnum. New York
City; Andrews. p. Peterson. Lam
Eerton, Mimi, and James d. Ward
houston. Texas. Severely wounded
Lieutenant Hugh l.. Sutherland. Be
mott. Miss, previously reported Sc
NeTely wounded. now reported
slightly wounded
The list follows.
Killed in Action.
Privates Timothy Donnellan. New
York CITY; Gustaye Hillert. Be
midi. Mimi; John Mcintyre, Phil
adelphia, Pa
Died of Wounds.
Sergeant Joseph Kaczor. Milwau-
Eee. Wis; Tim Long. Chicago; Cor
poral Walter c. Caul. Norfolk.
Conn; Privates William c. Carroll.
Elizabeth, y. J.; Joseph Frank.
New Orleans, La; Harold McNeary.
Brooklyn, y y.
Died OF Disease.
Sergeant John l.. Mcdonald.
BlnghamtOn. y. Y; Privates James
). Garvin. Hartford, Conn: WI
liam {. HOstetter. Oklahoma CITY.
Okla; Herbert koethke, St Ans
gar, Iowa; Patrick Mcclure. Bran
uenberg, Mont; John Peroni. We
zOlacca, Italy; Robert f. Rutter-
ford, Pierre, s D.; Ernest Sanders,
Devils Lake. y D.; Russell J.
Thompson. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
W. r. Williams, Joplin, Mo.
Died AerOpIane Accident.
Sergeant Thursday r. Chamber
lain, GuerneVille. Cal
Wounded Severely.
Lieutenants Lee V. Farnum. New
York City; Andrew ?. Peterson,
Lamherton. Mimi; James ID. Ward,
Houston. Texas; Sergeant Edwin g.
Degenkolbe. Itaska. H.; Privatas
Dan Arratebel Carson, New; J. A.
Ceresoia, Wadsworth. New: Mike
Cogura, Bear Greek, Mont; A S
Curtis, Nashua, \. H, Ralph F.
Destinn, Purdys Station, y. Y:
Robert Geddis, Miles City. Mont:
John Z. Hoey, Pony, Mont; Ever
cit NJ. Howe, Chicago; Herman
Lambert, San Francisco. Cal: Ed
gard -. Lewis, Ashland. Y. C.: J.
NJ Partridge Werner, y. D: stan
ley Smith, Mingo, Iowa; E. b. Wa
jer. MilW aukee. Wis.
Wounded Slightly.
Wagner Claude r. McGary, Ma
pIe Plain, Mimi; Priyates Henry L.
Amonette, Lynchburg, Va; S. A.
Aanastasiou. Karanda. Thevon,
Greece. Tony L. Babick. Berliu,
Wis; Albert Fl. Berg. Warwick. "
L.; John F, Devlin, Sioux Falls. 8
D.; August Fettig. Wilkes Barre,
Pa; Earl Good win, Cohagen,
Mont; John Leavy, Roxbury. Mass:
John E. Philippe. Portland Me;
Frank Rogers. Jersey City, y. J.
Missing In Action.
Sergeant Daniel Brandon. Town.
ers. y. Y. Priyates H G. Caverly.
Manchester, y. Y; Battiste Cuzzi-
Doll, Springdale, Conn; Chester
Danman, Moundsville. W. Va; Har.
ry T. Fitzgerald, Waterbury, Conn.
Louis J. Goldman Philadelphia,
Fa-; Lewis r. Lenhart. Somerfeld.
Ia: Thomas a. Lysette, Saratoga
Springs, y Y; Harry Swanson.
Waverly, Mass.
Note Lieutenant Hugh L. Suth-
erland. BenOit, Miss, previously re
ported severely wounded, now re
ported slightly wounded.
Private William Colligan. Brook
lyn previously reDOrtad missing
now reported returned to duty.
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