The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-19
DIED FROM WOUNDS


 William Weible. Altoona, Pa. DIED FROM WOUNDS Lieut.. 1renaeus Joseph Lietemeyer, New Iberia, La.
 Corp. James Lewis Forbes, Linn Creek, Mo.
 PRIVATES:
 Raymond E. Blake, Pawtucket, R. I. Karl W. Creller, Alburg, Vt. Lester P. Harris, Johnson City, Tenn. Walter A. Harvey, Phoenix, Va. Henry J. Hubick, Chicago.
 Walter Klonder, Chicago.
 Norman E. Oftedahl. Chicago.
 Edward Phillip, Chicago.
 Ezra Porter. Farley, w. Va.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY LIEUTENANTS:
 Payson G. Gates, Los Angeles, Cal. William l.. Lemon, Acworth Ga. James Councill Wooten, Columbia, Tenn.
 SERGEANTS:
 Frank James. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Andrew Richard Kane, Philadelphia Willie Smith, Minneapolis, Minn. MECHANICS:
 Philip Keener, Kane, Pa.
 Norris Robert Riley, Warren, Md PRIVATES:
 Joe Black, Minot, N. D.
 George F. Blackman, Heath Springs, South Carolina.
 William Brandon. Bloomsburg, Pa. Lorance Dunn, Los Angeles, Cal. James W. Francis, Boston, Mass. Domenico Grisolona.
 George B. Cross, Louisville, Ky.
 Frank Hanes, Fredericktown, Mo. Gragg Hipshire, Lexington, Ky. Rufus House, Oneida, Wis.
 McKip1av Tohpcop Cna;obt Richard J. Johnson, Long Island City. New York.
 Harry c. Kaysing. Maplewood. Mo. Barney Joseph Kinsel. Kulpmont, Northumberland county, Pa.
 Craven Leigh, Clifton Height, Pa. Charles B. Mcdonald, Philadelphia. Fred J. Miller. Weatherford, Okla. John Miner, Tomah Wis.
 Henry E. Moorman Burk ettsville, O. Paul w. Morgan. Easton, Pa.
 Joseph s. Murr, Columbia Pa. George c. Nelson, Augusta, Kansas. Walter Olson, Oconto, Wis
 Harry c. Petroccione, New York. Leighton B. Pierce, N. Billing, Mont. John J. Riley, Morea, Pa.
 Oscar George Ringstad. Dalton. Minnesota
 Patrick J. Scani1l. Cleveland.
 George w. Scott, s. w., Minot, N. D.. fCllX SnutOn, SCutSen, RUSSIA.
 Raymond Smith, Markesan, Wis
 William w. Smith. Groom, Fla.
 Frank Walter Smits, Chicago.
 Stanley J. Suchomski, Buffalo.
 Wilfred Miller. Chembuscu, N. Y.
 William c. Morton, Brooklyn
 Harry A. Munroe. Lynn, Mass.
 Malcolm MacGilvary Murray, Bur- lingtcn, N. C. Archie G. Neiss, Wakefield, Mass. Paul A. Nelson, Gardner, Mass. Charles Neumaier, Prospect, Conn. Frank Nixon, New York. Clarence George Peterson, Denver. |. omer J. Poitras Nashua, N. H. Arthur John Prohl, Hammond, Ind. Ralph Vincent Sanita, Providence, Rhode Island Mortimer F. Shea, Lowell, Mass Jerry slanksky. North Judson. Ind. francisco Sparague, Ambler, Pa. fatrick J. Stanton, West Quincy. Massachusetts. Frank c. Stokes. Sampson City, Fla Leo ". Strzelec, Chicago Josepn Susterka, Jr., Chicago. Leo Thibaudeau. Worcester. Mass. WOUNDED SEVERELY Michael Tomel Newark, N. J. Domenic Tripoli. Buffalo, N. Y. Cerilli Turco. Rome. Italy. Albert Walker. Joliet, III. Clarence Vincent Wasielewski, Detroit, Mich. Earl Wilkinson, Bridport, Vt. Ben F. Wilson. Jeanette Pa Clarence Witten, Harold, Ky Waldislaw Wovowicki, Linoleumville Staten Island. N. Y. MISSING IN ACTION PRIvATES: Chester Olson, Wautoma, Wis. Arthur Pugh, Winanar, Ind. Fred E. Sober, Shelton, Neb. Edward Stegeman, Milwaukee, Wis.,. Fount H Thedford. Bardley, Mo. Anton Tomek, Jr., Pierce, Neb. Oscar p. Turner. Emberton. Ky. MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES Summary of casualties to date: OFFICERS: Deaths ....-................ 3 wounueo ~ '''....-........-......-... 64 Missing ......................... ,os ENLISTED MEN: Deatns .......................... Sl9 wounded .........................192 1925 In hands of enemy .................. Il Missing ......................... 151
 3oot Total ......................... BIOS The following casualties are reported by the commanding general of the Amer ican expeditionary forces (included in l above totaD: Killed in action ........................ ; Died of wounds received in action.... ; Wounded in action (severely) ........... { Missing in action ........................ 1t  Total ..................... 2,