Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-11
Pershing Sends Another
List of, Americans Killed
or Wounded.
SEVERAL DEATHS
DUE TO DISEASE
and Other Ailments With
Bullets and Bombs Bring Sorrow
Into More American Homes-Paris
Reports Extensive Operation in lor-
raine, Point Where Third Iowa is
Holding Part Of Lines.

L bHC StdSu0S bOeWSSH SSI"d'S
and three companies of the 16sth
regiment, the former Third Iowa,
in which at least fifteen Iowa SOL
diers were killed and twenty-one
or more injured, took place on
March 4 and S. Indications are
that these casualties occurred in
Lorraine, near the Swiss border,
and that the Rainbow division, Of
which the Iowa regiment is part,
is receiving its trene:, training at
that point. The war department
is withholding details because of
the recent strict censorship adopt
ed. Private MESSAGES to the rela-
tives of the dead and wounded
soldiers give the dates Of March
and as those on which the men
were killed or wounded, and tho
action probably was one in which
the Germans twice penetrated the
American trenches but were f.
raIly driven out by an assault in
force. This action was described
previously in Associated Press dis
patches. Three companies of the
old Third Iowa were engaged, and
Il is probable most of the casual
ties resulted from the charge
against the Huns on the morning
Of March 5 and that Capt. Harry
4 MeHsnry, Of Des Moines, lost his
lifs- wiiils leading this charge. Tho
Iowa companies engaged were B
and D and the headquarters COM
pany, the latter SUFFERING the most
, casualties.
[Ths censorship rule recently
adopted Of giving out neither the
addresses nor the next Of kin
makes tne work of securing def
mite information slow and uncer.
tain.
1.-THE list Of lowans killed and
wounded in the raiding operations
Of March 4 and appears on Page
z Of this issue-Editor.I
Paris, March 11.-Ameriean
troops have made bold raid into
the German lines in Lorraine, the
war office announces.
On the American sector north
west Of TouI the aerial and artil-
Iery action has increased. Tho
American sunners have sheIIed
effectively German targets. Tho
German reply was without result.
German aviators have attacked
American trenches with machine
gun fire.
Washington, March 11.-Genera
ershing's casualty report today shows
,ur privates killed in action, fou,
everely wounded, twelve slight,
ounded, four died from wounds an6
ght from diseases.
Killed in action-Private ]. W. Os.
ood, Cook LIME G. Filingen, Pri.
ates Francisco Dieabatine, Otis D
reen.
Died from wounds-Privates Law.
ence Wennell, Henry j. Sweeney, jim
. Edgar, Sergeant Theodore Peterson
Wounded severely-Privates Joe e
usch, John E. Frayne, Council Var
loose Charles Goodisky.
Wounded-Privates Aontoi Kulig
harles 3. Sandridsc.
Died Of pneumonia-Private William
hoadee.
Died. fractured skull-Wagoner Johr
. Collins.
Died. meningitis-Private Fell Hall
Died, acknowledgement C. How
I'd Peek, Jr.
Died. accident-Ffrst. Lieut. Arthur
Perrault.
Died. pneumopia-Privates James
Iagee, Herman Pape, Thomas Jate
Gorge Glenn.
Died, appendicitis-Private William
/. Taylor.
Two Aviators Killed.
The navy department today an
ounced the death of Andrew Donie
kaggs and Leo Shot Harvie. as the
ssult Of an airp1ane accident in the
avail aviation, service in France.
Skaggs lived at Newbnrn. Tenn. and
larvie at Cincinnati. Details Of the
ccident and the date were not given
The war departments new plan OF
suing the casualty lists may be in.
estigated by the senate military com.
littee. Senator New. Of Indiana, TO.
ay had his resolution calling on the
apartment for information, saving he
nd other senators had received many
riticisms Of the order.
MERicANs PENETRATE LINES
anticipate in Three Raid. in Lorrain.
y Sector.
fBy the Associated Press.1