Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-02
1862 HAwkEYE BOYS DEAD,
WOUNDED OR MISSING
Reports From Pershins Indicate In.
tensity Of Fighting During Last
Days OF War, in Which Americans
Were Extensively Ensaged-Disease
Deaths Still Heavy.

department Were engaged uulILe Ni'S
final days of the war. Iowa suffered
heavily in the closing battles and
total Of ls? casualties among the Iowa
troops is reported in the lists given
out Saturday night Sunday and to-
day. Forty-one Iowans are included
! in today's list, as follows:
Killed in Acknowledgment Severt j.
Nelson. Ellsworth: Corporals Joseph
F. Kruz. Cedar Rapids; Earl T. Con-
away. Tabor; John Benning, Man
chester; William +. Caster, Ackley;
Joseph Raymond Lambe Graettinger:
Harold D Meffott, Oskaioosa; Frank
]. Nalla, Bassett: Privates Alonzo q.
Brown. Central City; Peter Marshall.
Dedham: John W. Grennell. New
Hampton Bert D. Delawyer, Union:
Charles l. Myers. Dysart; Fred w.
Heiden. Denison: Floyd V. Hicks.
Newmarket; Lacy l. Kerr. Sigourney;
George Z. Pulse, Muscatine: Fred j.
Thevoit. NcGregor; David Frederick
Thomas, Rowley: William z. Wolf,
Davenport.
Died from wounds-Lieut. Ernest T.
Bell, Newton.
Died from accident or other causes
Private Lonnie r. Meeks, Marengo.
Wounded severely-Private Dennis
Y. Foster. Barnes City.
Wounded, degree undetermined -
Corporals Vernon c. Brown. Clarinda:
Charles r. Craig Boone: Clarence f.
Fitzsirnmons, West Branch: Privates
Earl Beam. Hamburg: William j.
Lapine, Ottumwa- Earl E. Shiffer VII
lsca; William E. Hobbs, Ottumwa;
David Kramer. Jr, Allison: Verne d.
Richards, Spencer: Glen L. Turk, Red
Oak
Wounded slightly-Corporal John W.
Reece, Winfield.
Missing in actfoa-Lieut Emory A.
Samson, Tres aioi1ics; H::!!-e:.ss John
Wallace, Farley; Daniel Frank Coons,
Fort Madison; Everett Boston. Cam
bridge; Jacob NJ. Weiss. woodbine.
Sundays List.
Forty nine low ans are named In the
casualty list released for publication
by the war department.
A supplementary list ISSUED Sunday
states that another Iowan, Private
Columbus Mack. OF Otis Mills. is
wounded severely instead OK being
missing in action as previously re-
ported. The casualties follow:
Killed in action-Private Lawrence
McCaTrey. Council Bluffs.
Died Of wounds-Private Henry
| Jasma, Sibley; Bert w. Meigs, For,
Dodge; Harry r. Roberts, Farragut:
Clarence Moore Canton: Charles A
Sales, Ottumwa. John H Trigg. Des
Moines.
Died Of disease-Corporal Albert
Fred Sehr. Ocheyedan; Cook Peter II
| Anderson. Parkersburg.
Privates Henry A. Drilling. Lake View +:
August F. Kramersmeier. Ledyard;
Harry E. Anderson. Vandalia: Edgar
]. Capp, Rippey Albert J. Henson,
Calender: Alva L. Jeffries. Chats
| worth; William G. Koos, Walnut: John
Weno, Jr.. Iowa City; Leonard F.
Osterreicher Stockton: Clarence ".
| Smith, Forest City: Leo p. Jennings.
Massena; Gerhard ]. johnson. Locust {;
Ernest a. Leuenberger. Wadena: Ber-
nard A. Portz. Spragueville: William
Won Muenster. Clarence: Paul L..
! Stru-e, Eouton, Robert z. S~edc.
Kiron.
Wounded severely-Sergea cant Henry
Bieffelt, Boone: Corporals L. T. Paulu,
Nining and Harry W. Shockley. Des
Moines Privates Roy Hosmer Brown,
MarshaIltown: Carl H. Ehlers. lreton:
| William Z. Everetts. Andrew: Oren L.
| Mcclure. Crescent: Jesse F. Holman,
Waterloo: Walter F. Ward, Dubuque:
Elzo Q. Williams. Cedar Rapids
Wounded, degree undetermined
| I,;1 jnlI VNr$
! Nick ]. Graft, Hospers: Frank Frey.
Whcatland; William Bardsley, Iowa
! City: Leonard A. Burrows Goodel;
Frederick w. Clark; Red Oak: James
Pusteoeka, Vining; Richard S. Roll,
Stanton; Michael T. Walsh, Larch-
wood; Dan ". knecker, LeMars;
James Williams Brown. Colesburg.
Wounded slightly-Privates Thomas
/ Elliott, Collins; Ernest r. Brown,
| Morning Sun.
Saturday Night List Heavy.
| Seventy-two 1owans are named in
the casualty list released for publica
ton Saturday night by the war de-
partment. Saturday nights list in
| cluding 1929 names rs the largest
single days list yet announced. The
Iowa casualties follow:
Killed in action-Corporals Raymond
NJ. Cox. Missouri Valley; Henry w.
Wagner, Conrad; Privates George NJ.
Chance, Adel Charles J. Mcguire, Bel
mond: James K. Ward, Belle PLANE;
Charles Noska- Mount Vernon;
John D. Sullivan, Spirit Lake;
Floyd F. Foster, Perry; Carl T. Hagg,
| Algona; Ellsworth D. Heiserman, West
Union; James II. Collins, Alden; Max
e. Rasmussen, Clear Lake; Victor
Shimanek. Oxford Junction; Thomas
Longhead, LeMars; John J. Moyhhan,
Fairfax; George M. McJimsey. Van
Vert; Joe Meitstik. Cedar Rapids, and
Fred W. Sonksen, Stratford.
Died OF wounds-Privates Peter A.
Gartner, st. Ansgar: George Cuchioftis,
Decorah; Frank Simkin. Salem; Hen
rych H Sonius Spencer. A1
Died from accident and other causes
John G. Dewilde, New Hampton.
Died of disease-Sergeant Emil 2.
Luett, Baldwin; Corp. George Schaub,
Bellevue; Leroy W. Peterson. Daven-
port. and Oxel Fred Hagenson. Clinton.
and Privates James Abdallah. Marshall
town: Henry F. Crone. Frutland; An
ton G. Fehr, st. Benedict; George Gra-
ham, Clinton; John p. Wagner Ber-
nard; Eddie Hendrjcksoh. Dccc.sh:
Vincent b. Burke, Dubuque; Clarence
c. Gibson. Hudson: Magnus F. Ander-
son, Battle Greek; John r. Book, West
Side; George EiIers, Sheffield: LAWS
J. click, Benton; Joseph r AaDpe. Car
roll: Bernard A. d. Lafhben. ~ MARI:
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