Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-29

deau. Merlin Proctor, Willie Simmons,
Arthur j. Stevens.
Died OF ccident--Privates Joseph
Francis Miskell, Frank Osborn.
Died Of other causes-Private John
r. Cox. n
Severely wounded--Corporal w. II.
Burton. Privates Max Robert Burke,
Frank Doreski, Diego Luciuc Correct
jar. Joe Leto, Anthony, Markarewiz,
Stanley Miedowski. Robin Moore,
Thomas II. Musker, William odell,
Walter J. Round. 4A
Slightly wounded-Lieute. Herbert
II. Chase, James j. Flanagan, Robert
Hayes. William H. Kievenaar, William
n. Osborn, John P. Ratajzak; Ser
geants Ralph Bove, Howard L. Burdin,
Walter B. Grant. John j. Hopkins,
Wilfred B. Johnson. William l.. Knox.
Charles L. Stribil; Corporal Thomas j.
Lee; Bugler Thomas ]. Prunty:
Wagner Curtis S. Banks: Privates
Charles Anderson. George F. Bigger.
Frank III. Crump, George D, D'Ameilo,
James DePass. Austin l.. Ely, William
A. English. Romeo E. Laferiere,
Stephen Lorenti; Edward F.. Mathie-
son. George Murphy, Joseph L. Ritchie,
Patrick j. Sullivan, Charles G.. Wat
son, Ralph Whipford, Antonio Wier-
viasis.
Missing in action Privates Edward
K. Doherty Carl Hoist. James NJ.
Muldoon.
The Second List.
Killed in action-Privates Peter F..
Crowley, Samuel Darling, James e.
Deadly, Davis o. Lawrence, William G.
Pierce.
Died Of disease Mechanic Olaf w.
Fink; Privates Benjamin B. Clarke,
Howard Freye.
Died Of wounds-Lieut. Norman F..
Hood; Privates Northern r. Rgby,
Enos c. Sawyer, James T. Williams.
Wounded severely-Lieut. James J..
Parsons; Sergeant James Jack Nc
Hendricks; Corporal Harold McDon-
aid: Cook Elias Boynton; Privates
Michael Bobelo. Dinis G. Coulohares
Stanley GosinlSi, Elmer n. Kolyoke
William J. Kentile. Charles H. Pat
terson, Joseph Ramando, George G.
Ransom, Edward w. Smalley.
Wounded slightly-rSergeants Joseph
Chauncey. Russell ]. Flesher: Cor
jporals Charles E.rAnthony, Ralph Fl.
Beal, Gilbert T.. Cass. WiHred Cote,
Claudius r. Farnsworth. John F.
Manning, Francis A. Parker, Arthur
w. Price, William B. Rogers, Charles
K. Zell Mechanic Charles Fisher:
Bus1er Sergeant Clifford G. Risely;
Privates Joseph A. B. Rabineau, Will
liam B. Bailey. Russell NJ. Brooks,
Lester F. Chessman, George F. Cough
lin, Albert X. Dane, Francis. NJ. Eaton,
George r. Giddings, Milton~E, Clifford,
Charles B. Goggins,. Joseph Grigons,
Frederick l.. Grove, Samuel P. Hopley.
Edward j. Heffernah Ossian Fl. Hick-
man, Frank r. Johnson Charles H.
Jones. James ]. Kelly, Charles r. Kel-
son, Arthur G. Killian, Stanley Kozi-
kowski, George H. Kripps,' Frederick
r. Lansnlaid, Edmund T. Martin,
Charles Mason. Morris Mullman.
Edward L. Nowack. Alfred L. Parent.
Vincent Polito. Robert L. Puckett,
Samuel E. RAINBOW. Tony Racky, AL
fred Saindon, Stephen w. Sawyer.
Baslow skibow, Starke NJ. Laughter.
John F.. Smith. Wilbur N. Smith,
Manasil Tremblay, Abe VenRer.
Walter s. Wolf. -
Missing in action-Lieut. Edgar B.
Noland.
Casualties Among Sailors.
Three casualties sustained by sailors
serving with the United States marines
in the American eXpeditionary force
were announced today by the war de-
partment. One died Of wounds and
two were wounded.
Hospital Apprentice Shaffner, Of Rock
Island, ILL.,. died Of wounds received in
action.
Pharmacist S. J. Lewis, of st. Joseph
No. and Hospital Apprentice c. o
Kingscur. of Newcastle, Pa, were
wounded in action.