The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
JERSEY CITY DOCTOR
KILLED BY SHELL
Lieut.. Sidney P. Lewis En-
listed as Surgeon and Was
Sent With British.
SISTER HAD PREMONITION
Private Riordan's Death Is
Foreseen in a Dream by
Mrs. Kaltwasser.

Lieut.. Sidney Pearson LeWis, rhy-
second Field Ambulance, who was
physician at 1891 Boulevard. Jersey
CITY. before he entered the service as
surgeon in March, was killed by q shell
August 10 ten miles from Albert. on the
Somme battlefield. OfIlcial notice has
been sent TO his widow. Dr. Lewis re-
ceived a commission as Lieutenant In
March, trained at the Medical Officers
training Camp at Fort Oglethorpe.
Georgia, and was transferred to the
British Expeditionsry Force.
The report that Lieut.. Frank Thorna-
bene, 26, 106th Infantry. has been
wounded in action, IL confirmed. he Is
a son Of Mr and Mrs. Frank Thorna-
bene, 504 Henry street. Brooklyn. lie
was formerly employed ~ the Brooklyn
Navy Yard and four ye M ago enlisted
in the Fourteenth Regiment.
Lieut.. Purser Elder Adams. Com
many d, 30Sth Infantry. wrote from
base hospital TO his father George
Elder Adams. New York stock proker,
describing how August 81. his twenty
sixth birthday. he was hit in the leg py
> shrapnel during an attack by the enemy
His horne is at Garden City, L. l. lie
Is a member of the law nrm OF Beek-
man. Menken & Griscom, New York.
graduate of Princeton and Plattsourg.
Pass Resolutions Of sympathy.
The executive committee OF the Down
Town Society, $50 Nassau street. yes
terdsy passed two resolutions OF SYM
pathy which they extended to stephen
Baker, president of the Bank of Man
haitian Company, upon the death OF his
son. Capt Charles Dabney Baker, VINO
died in France September II. and to
Walter Kerr preside Il Of the New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company.
upon the death OF his son, Sergeant
George Southwick Kerr, killed in the
battle on the Ourcq July rs.
A premonition that her brother.
Private Edmond Riordan, "a, had been
killed in France came to Mrs. Mary
Kaltwasser, SIS Ninth avenue, in q
dream Yesterday she received tele-
gram from Washington stating that he
met death In action July 81.
: Private Edward Everett Cook. 81.
Battery NJ, Seventy-sixth Field Artil-
lery killed in action, Is tho son of John
Timmins Cook. assistant superintendent.
engineering department, army transport
service. 45 Broadway. He enlisted with
his brother, John T. Cook, Jr., in April.
1917. j. So,
Private John William Dunn, AZ, Com
pany II, s0sth Infantry. has been killed
in action. He made his homo with his
been a clerk in the Hermitage. Hotel,
Private Arthur Wallace Granath. 20.
Company D. 165th Infantry. son Of Mrs.
Alma Granath, 706 Union street. Brook
lyn. formerly employed in the circuia
ton department OF y the Brooklyn
Standard Union, was killed by n ma
chine gun bullet July 81. Private
Charles Edgerton, one Of Granaths
friends. recovered his body and in doing
Iaa txr-ir nd &c
now recovering in a~hospital.
= Captured Observation-Disclosures.
Private Benjamin Gelbnsh, as,e Com.
pApy B, 125th Infantry. 2sL-Dtyisior
avenue, Brooklyn, is. reported missing
since July 81, but he wrote a letter &c
his mother under date OF July 81 that
he had been in base hospital for TIVE
weeks. With others he said he helped
capture German prisoners, two OF
whom proved to be women disguised as
men.
Private Daniel o'Connell. rs. l65th
Infantry. descendant OF the Irish leadei
for whom he was named and one Of the
youngest American soldiers 10 = be
decorated with the Croix de Guerre. wa,
killed in battle July 20. His mother
Mrs. Mary O'Connell. lives at /,
Eighty-sixth street, Rockaway Beach.
Private Charles Lambert, Compan,
c, 302d Signal Corps son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. John Lambert, $50 Madison street
Brooklyn. severely wounded. wrote u
his parents that the wound f. no
serious and lying in the hospital is Jus
IKE being in heaven compared to wha
the boys go through in the trenches.
. Private Otto TTerold. 81, Company X
Eighteenth Infantry, missing in action
wrote letter to his sister, Mis-
Barbara Herold. 2644 Marion avenue
The Bronx, that he was enjoying pop
ping the Huns of and from the master
full way in which the Americans ar,
handling the situation he had ever,
reason to believe that he would be HON,
by Christmas. He wrote July IL tina
he had been in the trenches since May s
The deaths in action OF William Camp
bell, rs, and John Campbell, 20, also tn
woundlng of Alexander Campbell, 81
brothers, was made known to thief
mother, Mrs. Alexander Campbell, 4
Hoxy street, Paterson. ". j., yesterda,
in letter which she received from Pri
vate John Feeman. an American soldie
now serving in France. who formerI,
conducted butcher shop in Paterson
The Campbell brothers were al. attache,
TO n Canadian Highlander regiment
They enlisted In 1917. The mother Is
widow