The Washington times., 1918-07-06
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One hundred ana nLly-sefeH hhOi
American casualties were announces
today.
The MAJ inc corps casualty list to
tailed ia, divided thus: Killed II
action, 9; died of wounds. 10; wound
ed severely, %: wounded in action
degree undetermined, 81; missing II
action. is.
Forty-three casualties reported b!
General Pershing were divided as fol
lows: Killed in action, 10; died o
wounds, 2; died of disease. 8; died Il
aeroplane accident. /; died OF acciden
and other causes, 1; severely wound
ed, II; missing in action, 2
The Pershing list, together with tn
addresses of the next of kin, follows
KILLED IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANTS.
Thomas w. DeamOnd, Randolph
Mass.
Thomas GOOdfeIIOw, Peoria, Ill
SERGEANT.
Joaeph A. Hauptman, Blooming
ton, III.
RGOman LemansNl, mIfWaukee
wis
Eugene r. Murphy, sayre, Pa
Ernest Frederick oldenburS'
Wixon, Mich.
PRIVATES.
Guy Bell. HIIlsdaIe' Mich.
Lee CaudIe, McCrOry, Ark
George e. DOran, Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Downey, ChleOpee, Mas.
Tod. F. GIIIett, Tampa. Fla
Francis NJ. Lesley, ScOttnburg,
Ind.
John NauJoI<itIa, Homestead, Pa
Peter RahubIk, Gilman. Wis.
Arthur r. VOss, Horizon, Wis-
DIED OF WOUNDS.
LIEUTENANT.
Stephen r. MeGrOartys Falls
Church, Va.
PRIVATE.
Chester o'NeII, Cleveland. ohlOS
DIED OF DISEASE.
Ernest w. Pearson, Wausau, Wls- T
CORPORAL
PRIVATEs.
william Allen, Brooklyn n. Z.
Joseph II. KeIIenbaeh, Williams
pert, Pa
william B. ILnster, Aurora, III
DIED OF AERoPLANE ACCIDENT.
PRIVATE.
Ernest Adams, Evanston, III
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
PRIVATE.
JobHuy c. Myriek, POrts1OutA'
SEVERELY WOUNDED
LIEUTENAETS.
Leroy v. Davis, Hopkins, No
wInIan N. Mayes' Ne~beH1
J. Kenneth Rutherfsrs. Tonke~
NY.
Frederick G. Wagner, New YOFk.
CoRPoRALs.
John F. Anehter, MTlwGukeA
JuIIu. Bruskin, NutIey. n. J.
Edward p. HagedOFn, PnOlI. Okla.
Joseph II. HanfOrd, Hamilton, On
tarIO, Canada
Charles }. Kennedy, Paterson,
N. J.
John quinn. Lansing, MIeh-
Harvey J. Troyer, North JudS0n.
Ind.
PRIvATES.
Raymond L. BayIe. StirUn. n.
OAK
ornn Emberton, Glasgow, Ky.
Carl Jay Geney, COrunna. Mich.
Lawrence LudOVieI, Philadelphia.
Pa.
Peter A. MoIver. KIIIspen. Mont.
John Wade owOssO, Mich
MISSING IN ACTION.
PRIvATES.
John J. SIiekIOVIeh, Jr- Bridge
port, Conn.
MeKInIey PIGg, Louisa, Ky.
PRISONER PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED MIssINe).
CORPORALS.
Leroy E. COnEIetOn, W. PhlIndeI-
phIa, Pm
Ralph HnrneI FramIngham.
PRIVATE (FIrst CIass)
Louis r. ZIeErn, Deep River, Conn.
PRIVATES.
Joseph D'Anna, New Milford,
Conn.
Chester Darman. MOundSviIIe. W.
Va.
Ernest A. French. New Haven.
Conn.
CLIFFORD MarkIe. New. Haven.
Conn.
Edward J. Murray, SOuthinEtOn,
Conn.
George E. Newton, Hartford,
Conn.
Walter s. Wolf. New Bedford.
Mass.
REVIoUsLY REPORTED DIED
OF WOUNDS, NOW REPORT
Ed DIED OF DISEASE.
PRIVATE.
Howard Van Campen, Haven,
RIcard J. HartIgan. Brooklyn,
n. Y.
The emergency address of Rosa
r. HRdIey, listed as died from
Incident, etc., should read North
English, Iowa.
Private Ray w. Miner, reported
severely wounded, emergency
address, lone, Cal. should rendi
Private Ray w. Minor, BOerne,
Texas.
Marine Casualties.
The marine corps casualty list. to-
ther with the addresses Of the next