The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-06-04
AMERICAN LIST
OF CASUALTIES

| Washington, June 4.-The army cas-
ualty list today contained forty names
divided as follows:
Killed in action:
CORPORAL ERNEST w. AMBER
SON, Annex Hotel, Fargo, N. o.
Wounded severely: .
PRIVATE HOWARD MCLEAN, Rug
by, N. o. ..... r.
Prisoners: ,u' a,.
PRIVATE EMMiTT J. PROSsER
209 North Sheridan St. Minneapolis
MINI. ..l...
Killed in action three; died OF
wounds two; died Of accident and 9th
err causes nineteen; died of disease
six; wounded severely eight; wound
ed slightly one; prisoner one.
Officers named were: ......
Lieutenant Col. Robert J. 'Maxey
Missoula, Mont, died Of wounds.
Lieutenant VIM. l.. Miller, Saginaw
Mich, died of disease.
Lieutenants John L.. Mitchell, Mil
waukee, Wis, and Richard Blodgett
West Newton, Mass, died of acciden,
and other causes.
Lieutenant Leopolt Arnaud. New
York: Robert V. X. Harris, Winsted.
Conn, and Thos. f. Riley, Mcdowell,
w. Va, severely wounded.
Lieutenant Leo. T. Kewer, Waverly
Mass, slightly wounded. 90. .
Lieutenant Paul w. Eaton, Jackson.
Mich, prisoner.
Lieutenants Benz. P. Burtee, Man.
chester, n. H.; Bernard J. Gallagher,
Waseca, Mimi, and William H. Jen-
kins, Leesburg, Va, prisoners, prev
iously reported missing.
Lieutenants Chas. w. Chapman, Wa
terloo, Iowa, and Jos. r. Sanford,
Skowhegan, Maine. previously report
ed missing, now reported dead. "
The list: ,..s.er.. -..'
Killed in action:
Privates Lon eMadows, Krupp, Ky;
Howard l. Milton. Hartford, Conn;
Nelson A. Puff, New Haven, Conn.
Died of wounds ...
Lieutenant Colonel Robert !. ,Maxey,
Missoula, Mont; Corporal William C..
Williamson, Blanchard, La.
Died of disease: tta .... .
Lieutenant VIM. l.. Miller, Saginaw,
Mich, Master Signal Electrician Roy
G. Mingle. Torresdale, Philadelphia;
Sergeant Theodore A. Steensland,
Beresford, S. D.; Privates Jas. H. Fer
guson, Rowley. Mass; Paul w. Kruse'
Brookpark, MINI; Sidney Scales,
Stone Mountain, Ga.
Died OF accidents and other causes:
Lieutenant John l.. Mitchell, Mead.
owmere, Milwaukee: Lieutenant Rich.
ard Blodgett, West Newton, Mass;
Sergeants Phillip Lyons, Hartford,
Conn; Powell Davis, Franklin, Va;
Clyde A. Simpson, Caddo. Okla; Jos
eEInderson, Dayton, Ohio; Antonio
Nardelli, Letta Costello. Italy; Pri-
Yates Mike Yacur0, Fulton, N. "; Al
fonso Des Impelarse, Detroit; Edwin
A. Gowen, Philadelphia; eLster A.
Burbank, South WATERFORD, Maine;
George A. 'Schurn, Long Island City:
Francis X. Bashaw, 127 West Prospec;
street, Marquette, Mich: Claude A.
Baker, Lawton. Okla; Thos. l.. Seals,
Pritchard, Miss; Mark H. Hanna, In.
gram, Pa; Paul Rogas. Civilian, Aul'
os, Chile; Cadet Roger S. DIX. Jr., Bos'
ton. 'i5s ="
Wounded severely st'.St =
Lieutenants Leopold Arnaud. New
York; Robert V. X. Harris Winsted,
Conn: Thos E. Riley, Mcdowell, w.
Va; Corporal Rolla Or Brown, Nobel
ly. Mo-; Privates Charlie A. Cooley,
Athens, Ala; Fred X. w. Coons, Hart:
ford, Conn; Walter X. Pearson, Cor
bin, KY. 3 " vi 1.&s
| Wnunied slightly: p
Lieutenant Leo. T. Kewer, Waverly'
Mass. p ',.s;, s.,,s.1 Fl A. ~.
Prisoner: =
Mich,
Prisoners: previously reported
missing).
Lieutenants Eenj. P. Burpee, Man
chester. N. H.; Bernard J. Gallagher,
Waseca, Mimi; William H. jenkins,
Leesburg, Va; Sergeant Robert Walk
er, Jersey City; Corporals Patrick +.
Meehan, Springfield, Mass; Lee H..
Whitehead, Jeffrey, KY; Privates Ho'
mer Akers, Norwood, Mo-; Edw. Ben
nett, Harrisburg, ILL.,; Arnse Bergeron,
Turner's Tails, Mass. Frank Bret
|lschneider, Chicago: Filipo Daniels,
Lynn, Mass; Russell E. Dodson, Vim,
tondale, Pa; Edw. J. Doherty, Newton
Center, Mass; owen w. Doherty,
Chester, Pa; Fred C. Hickman. Loo
gootee, Ind; Carlu Hoist, Aliston'
Mass; Aleksander Krakusheski, DO
bre, Poland; jeremiah Leblanc, Erook'
lyn; Wilfred Marques, Fall River,
Mass; Roy R. Mason, Gainesville
Fla; Frank J. Meyer, Reading, ONO,
JAS N. Muldoon, Brighton, Mass;
Clarence e. Newton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Jas, Puntillo, Newark, N. j.; Carmen
lie R. Puopolo, Avon, Mass; Rocco
Summa, Waterbury, Conn.,; Henry
Syitak, Philadelphia; William Y.
Sweeney, South Boston. Mass; Davio
l.. Watkins, Glasgow, Ky.
Previously reported missing, now re-
ported dead: Lieutenant Charles w.
Chapman, Waterloo, Iowa; Lieutenant
Jos. r. Sanford, ShOhegan.
Previously reported missing, now re-
ported killed in action:
Mechanic Jas. U. Pratt, Bristol,
Conn.,.
Previous reported slightly wound
ed, corrected to missing in action:
Private Chas. Chopper. New Haven
Conn.
Previously reported killed in action,
now reported as wounded in action
Private Frank w. Ferraro, Middle
| ton, Conn.
FEARED TAR AND FEATHERS.
Ashland, Wis, June 4.-Fear that
| the Knights Of Liberty would do him