The Yale expositor., 1918-02-14

comparison with records here, 1t Will be
possible to identify them.
The entire list of survivors must be
sent this government before an accur-
ate list of the missing can be made.
The gigantic task of compiling over
1000 names may be realized when it
is known that as the names reached
here by cable, they were sent TO the
stitistical bureau. where they had to
be checked up with the ships roster,
and then checked again for address.
Many names as cabled reached here
so badly jumbled up that it was neces-
sary to have them verified by re-cab-
ling.
The total of soldiers, passengers and
crew lost will probably be about 200,
according to latest reports.
Ninety Michigan Men On Ship.
The following list of names of
Michigan men who were aboard the
Tuscania is taken from the official
ships roster, telegraphed to Adjt.
Gen. Mccain from the port of embark
alton after the Tuscania was reported
sunk. In addition to the possibility
of mistakes in transmission, the lists
had been copied at least three times
before they were turned over to the
newspapermen and sufficient time had
not been allowed for thorough check
ing up and correction. There are un-
doubtedly mistakes in spelling of
of names and names probably have
been omitted.
Up to the first of this week a num-
Der of these men had not yet been
accounted for.
10Th Engineering Train.
Charles ~ Ballentine, first lieut.,
Port Huron.
Roy Richardson, sergeant, Mar
quette.
Arthur w. Loga, private, Temper
ance.
Claude E. Smith, private, Lannon.
William W. Eaton, private, Grand
Rapids.
Stephen Bergmooser, private, CaTls-
ton.
Eli w. Kitti, private, Oscar.
Albert A. Bettings, private, Grand
Rapids.
Oliver T. Knies, cook, Battle Creek.
Glenn F. Dennison, private, Lansing.
William Deacon, private, Negaunee.
Reginald l. Mitchell, private Tri-
mountain.
Bernard E. Flicker, corporal, Azalia.
Frank e. Krounze, private, Saginaw.
Roscoe Pettingill, private, Ionia
John l.. Linstrom, sergeant Mar
quette.
Patrick ]. Harrington, sergeant, Han
cock.
Frank ]. Crosowski, private, De-
troit.
Sanitary Squad No. 2, 32nd Division.
Roscoe G. Leland, first lieutenant,
Kalamazoo.
John E. Stevens, sergeant, Kalama-
zoo.
Harry l.. Richard, sergeant, Rodney.
Marshall ]. Smith, mechanic. Bay
City.
Robert H. Broyles, private, Kala-
mazoo.
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3 Wesley G. Green, private, st. Johns.
Theodore A. Montgomery, private,
Manistique.
VIM. Schrader, private, Myron Cen
ter.
Frank Slocum, private, Saginaw.
Friedel Wilkining, private. Union
vile.
Louis Chaltraw, private, Bay City.
Clarence Shugars, private, Edmore.
Harry w. Stewart, private, Algonac.
Howard A. Kriner, private, Durand.
Thomas p. Boland, sergeant, De-
troit
Jake H. spiller, private, Detroit.
Attached to Scattered Units.
Hugh L. Joseph. first lieutenant,
Detroit.
Donald Apram Smith, first lieuten-
ant, Detroit
Edward Horst, first lieutenant, Hub
bell
Clifford W. Waller, nrst lieutenant,
Fenton
Frank e. Hausherr, private, Detroit.
Adolph B. Zimmerman. private,
Metz.
Charley l.. Burns. private, Beaver
ton.
Heyerman c. Corga, private, onton-
agon.
Charles C. stoddard, private, Mt.
Clemens.
Walter Moozarsld, private. Detroit.
Richard L. Thomas, private, Bay
City.
Leon J. Kilgore, private, MARCEL
lus.
Richard McGrath. private. Powers.
Frederick S. Roach. private, Rock.
swante Merrill, private, Republic.
John Fyvie, Jr., private. Newberry'
Cliston Dolph, private, Walkerville.