Arizona republican., 1918-02-10
Partial Hospital List

AN IRISH GOhI, L en-. line cor
respondent of the Associated Press,
who visited the sick and injured Amer
leans confined in hospitals two two
widely separated Irish seaports today,
found them progressing favorably. In
fact, many of the men had been dis
charged from the hospitals and had
rejoined their comrades in camp.
There was only one dangerously i'll
cut of a total of 100 in five hospitals
a lumberjacx from the southwest. who
was suffering from pneumonia as a
result of exposure.
There were a remarkably small num-
Der of injured men, about a dozen.
They received fractures of legs or arms
by getting caught between the life
boats. The majority of the men are
suffering from mumps, measles or
pneumonia. of which there were many
cases aboard when the Tuscania was
torpetbed.
The correspondent found the Ameri-
cans comfortable and cheerful. The
townspeople at both places have done
and are doing everything to assist the
local authorities in giving the best
possible attention to the Americans,
who are loud in their praise of the
courtesies extended on every hand.
Many Seriously III
Following are the names of sick or
injured Americans confined in two
hospitals in one Irish port:
| Warren A. Blacllman, Carl Z. Nys;
George S. Mclean. William p. Ven
able. Harry Benedict. julius Lewis,
| Sidney Z. >Landrum, Glen B. Demson,
William ]. Lee, Earl Hickey, Walter
| =. Valinnes, F. Purdy Fry, John n.
| Stinson, Carl Moler. Charles L. Billing
ham. William Pope, John +. Rings, II.
A. Sawyer, +. w. Blaker, George f..
Scheartz, r. l.. Sustis, Virgil Brewer
| Charles C. Steward, - Glove C. r.
| Gove?), Paul Cosaiers, Wesley L. Me
Cauley Walker, Charles r. Policy
John L. Bone, Otto 2. Hodge, w. T.
| Able, William Christianson, Rider l.
| Leer, Archie McCracken, Lewis Z. Car
Isle, William Z. Lancaster Mark T
Gibson, Lewis d. Baker, William Crit
fifth, Willie p. Leblanc. Clinton Dolph
Cecil Duke, Francis Hughes, Lester l.
Smith. Jake Roseman, Richard John
son, Howard Kenyon, Andrew c. An
derson Nelson, Warren X. McCarty
Charles W. Mcintosh, Lester McKenna
Christopher Henry Humpsy.
From ANOTHER Hospital
The names of AZ sick and injured
|
hospitals at a port on the Irish north
east coast follows: IS
i Basil c. Bailey, Brun E. Bluhm
William c. Brady. Samuel Comp
Charles Lemuel Davis, Earl Wilde,
Drake, John Fuller. Myron Nelson
Hayes, Elmer T. Holden, Lloyd y
Kolb, Arthur William Liga, Joseph
Emmett Mcdonald, Robert ]. Moody
Albert |. Nuamin, John Benebeados
Henry Stanley Burkeson, ArmandC
Bustichi, Leslie Dale, Carl l.. Disouke
Samuel II. Eddins, Harrison Bales
Silva Hensley, Halle N. Hoselton
Lee Hall, Clarence I. Neashim, Re,
G. Orser. Lawrence Nathaniel Riley
Herbert d. Taylor, John Kumorowsky-
Edward James Peteman, Roman San
daval, Guss johnson, Olive Cole
Charles Hornecker, Clarence Johnson
William Douglas Pine, George a
Surlen. Roy Houston Redding
/ Withain 3. Curtis, John r. Phelgley
George Richard Baker, James c. Nc
{ Adam Charles Smith, Roland Edward
Duncan.
Greeted Along Route
. All the American survivors from
the Tuscania, with the exception o
| about $50 sick or injured and a part,
! of 142 who landed in Scotland. toSay
were quartered in two mlitar,
camps.
: TIE a majority of the men the over
{ land journey from the northern
{ coast, where they were brough
: ashore, was their first ride in tn
4 toy-iike native trains and they thor
Q oughly enjoyed it, The news ha
., ! spread through the country side tina
the Americans were coming in spe
: cial trains and at each little rail