Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-11-07
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wounds Alpha Ledbetter. Canton
Earl owens, Kansas City. Rober
Weirick. Junction city, died Of acct
dent Corp Edward Kessler, Cheney
died Of aeroplane accident; Arthur
Fitch. Hm city, John Griswald, El
lis, wounded, degree undetermined
Pau West, McCracken died OF
wounds; Charles stephens, yelling
ton wounded severely; Howard En-
ery Wichita, wounded slightly are
the only Kansans IN n total Of a33
casualties reported today.
Washington. Nov l-Pyts Frank
Dunham. Wichita, Verne Fisher. Per
ry, Floyd G. Browning, nmporia, Al
vim Hutton. Bushton wounded, de-
gree undetermined; and Ross EN-
mons, Blue Mound, wounded severe
~. are the only Kansans whose names
appear among total of 731 casual
ties Eleven are reported died of
wounds, II killed in action, &c died
of disease, 113 wounded Severely, l
died OF accident 2G0 wounded slight
ly. 81 missing in action and 49,
wounded, degree undetermined
Washington. Nov q Mike Falasz,
Mayo, oscar Mitchell, Russell, Fred
Large. Chetopa, wounded, degree IN
determined; and Henry Williams,
wounded severely are the only
Kansans in today's casualty list in
which $50 are reported wounded, de-
gree undetermined. 50 wounded Sc
verely and 10 wounded slightly,
total Of 80, all casualties
Washington, Nov 4.-Lieut. Roy
Bennett, Leavenworth, Sergt. Harold
andrews, Independence, Ross Rum
nel. Iliawatha, Corp. Paul Jefrords,
Kansas City, Clifford Henley, Olathe,
oiled in action; Benjamin Dopp, Ma
laska, Chester Miller, Hammond,
Alva Sloan, Great Bend, died from
Wounds; Tony Asher, Emporia Athol
'hurch, Smith Center, John Peter
on, Everest, Patrick Schwinn, Weir,
'hilip Sparwassen. New Cambria,
led of disease; Herbert Chaplin, Nc
'herson, Sefgt Harley Chapman,
elk City, wounded severely; Forest
newton, Natoma, wounded, degree
James Bristow, Win
hester, wounded slightly; Corp.
frederick Hutchinson, Mulberry, Kir-
Y Freeman. Burns, Arthur Grey,
missing in action, are
be only Kansans in a total Of 627 .
asualties
Washington, Nov. 5.-John w.
movies, Belle Plains, killed in ac-
on; Sanfred Olson, Assaria, died OF
isease; Fred A. Beckwell, Chanute,
ienry Kline, Marion, Sergt. Chester
dmundson, GiraFd, Edward Cooper,
ittsburg, Isaac Harris, Kismet, are
severely; Marion Cook,
ogue, John Coopage, Pleasanton,
-arion Johnson, Blue Mound Steph-
j Hodges, 0verbrOok, James Taylor,
richita, wounded, degree undeter
ined Jas. Deibo, Kansas City, Mar
n Johnson, Cheney, Levi Wilson,
llsworth, Richard aiiller, Vinlng, 4
earl Bruning, Robinson, Glenn
ecker. Yuka, Fred Meier, Lewis,
ounded slightly; Roy Early, indie :
,ndence, John Gebur, bearing, An :
ews Yartz, Pittsburg, missing in :
tion are the only Kansans whose :
mes appear in total Of 1903, all :
sualties.
Washington, Nov. 6.-Charles Hill -.
beck. RID. ], Enterprise, is re-
rted killed in action in the casualty :,
t for today The other Kansas
VS. on the list are Gilbert Mont
merry Mankato, died Of wounds;
1yd Darrah, Emporia, Freddie Gal u
s, Kansas City, Edward Hank, La Z
gne, died Of disease; Kenneth John =
/, Almena, Albert Costello, Tope-
wounded severely; Sergt. Joseph
messy, Kansas City, Alonzo Light,
ola, wounded, degree undetermin- "
Lieut. Harry Cooper, Pittsburg, a.
liter Hauptle, Glenelder, Herman "a
Emporia, Fred McLaugh- az
Wellington, Ray Paul Wildman, on
vel City. The total list contains al
names Of 1,076 casualties. an
oct. 26.-Prvt. sher-
n Hubert, Eldorado, wounded Sc
ely and Corp. Earl Griffith, wound ri,
slightly are the only Kansans on
ed in today's casualties in which be