The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-13
MONUMENT FOR MEN WHO DIED
 IN TORPEDOING
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emony.
 temporary fences have been built around the graves to be succeeded oy permanent enclosure as soon as the materials can be brought to these uesoiate shores. A British colonel wno has worked day and night since the disaster helping the Americans bury their dead announce that the people Of the nearby countryside had started public subscription to erect permanent monument to the Ameri cans
 There are eight Americans still here too sick to leave several of them still dazed by their experiences. They are quartered in nearby farm houses and village hotels. They are E. l. Benifiel, B. L. Lystrom, Wilbur c. Mutt, Boyd B. Hancock, B. E. Harps- ham. Henry Schurting, James J. Col well and F. A. Gocher.
 One American officer and 14 men are still in hospital in Glasgow.
 The following is the first complete list of Americans now buried on the Scotch coast. Each body, whether identified or not, was given num- Der. Thus, at a point where 7S vic- tims were buried side by side in long trench. the numbers run from l to 7S in the following order:
 T. W. Herman, L. B. Reeder, Will liam c. Keown, L. Roberts, Orv1lle Casper, E. H. Duffy, Paul John c. Wood, W. R. Johnson, H. B. Page, c. B. West, T. Futile, Walter Brown, Clarence W. Short, H. Stewart, fire man, member of crew; Raymond But Ter, state of Wisconsin; James Logan, member of crew; G. V. Zimmerman, J. Edwards Buttemont, George H. Reinhardt, Walter Crelline, William B. Bennett, G. E. Swanson, uniden- tified private; William P. Moran, G. J Jenkins, Charles McMillan, crew; Ray mond T. Hurst, T. E. Lawton, T. E. Davison, W. Hardey, c. H. Besner, B L. Weeks, Henry F. Spidel, David G. Renton, Julius D. Wagner, William J. Tragessor, Alfio Licari.
 Percy A. Stevens, w. W. Wright Marcus B. Cook, G. N. Bjork, John c Johnson, T. E St Clair, Arthur w Collins, G. Lankenan, J. U. Cheshire Gerald K Grover, Frank Burns, Mil ton Fully, Edwin R. Berkey, unden- tified soldier, Philip E. Leigand, Cur tiss Willard Wilson, unidentified mem Der of crew, Frederick Allen, W Raines, Homer L. Anderson, Fred M Einton, J. B. Guerney, J. l.. Pearce Elmer R. L. Cowan, William T. Nc Murray, Samuel A. Pentecost, Russell F. Bennett, Robert F. Warren, L. W Ozment, William I. Greggs, I. Sims J. P. Hawley, W. Matthews, uniden tified soldier, Samuel P. Riggis, Nor man c. Crucker, P. A. Agrien, J. Byrge, Fred W. Rudolph, Milwaukee unidentified private, Herman Rupp.
 At another point in a long grave ar 49 bodies. They are all in coff1ns anC are numbered from to 49 in the fol lowing order:
 Unidentified private, Jesse M Rholles, Capt. Leo P. LeBron, Joh1 Jenkins, wireless operator; James A Price, Boise; unidentified private, un identified private, Claude W. Walker Los Angeles: E. O. Peca, George W Tomlins, Ethan Allen White, uriden tified private, Oscar Lee Smith Win ters, Edgar B. Burma, unidentified member of crew, George Merns, un identified private, Tula B. Thompson Dell Walker Leonard, wilmington Sherman, Lieut.. E. Philip Lightall, W B. Wilson, unidentified private, Danie Trobridge Bryant, unidentified private William O. Williams, Fletcher O'Del Pledeger, unidentified private, un identified private, unidentified private W. E. Bickers, unidentified private, J J. Buckley, J. B. Bishop, unidentified private, unidentified private, E. F Young, Gilmer Engel Percy, unidenti fled private, unidentified private, un identified private, Capt. Philip V Sherman, unidentified private, un identified member of crew, unidenti fled private, unidentified private, un identified private, William Arthu Moore, Oris E. Hutchins.
 At third place A victims are bur jed in three trenches. The larges holds IS bodies, another 16 and tn third 10. In the first named trencl the bodies have been numbered iron 1 to IS in this order:
 Harry Carpenter, unidentified pri vate, unidentified private, John A Laakko, Roco Calarese, Ade Mccoy unidentified private, unidentified pri vate, Stanley O. Anspurger, B. A Houston, Stanley L. Collins, Josepl G. Maxstruck, Otto Ray Martin, Go lumbus Hill, Clare Mezembaumer Wilbur Clark Jackson, John Eicham mer, Ben Barker.
 These in the next grave are mum bered from 19 to 34 as follows:
 Unidentified private, Wesley W. Fly att, Anstad Gunder, Van Smit1 Peters, William H. Raisner, Fred N Unger, Frank Drasota, John c. Rob inson, Edgar Cullen, J. P Wasson, B F. Church, Henry A. Steamer, N. B Short, unidentified private, unidenti fled private, unidentified private.
 In the third grave the 10 men wer. numbered from 1 to 10 as follows:
 John Sloss, Riley F. Murray, H. G Bates, Anthony E1boni, Winston A Harsock, L. N. Collins, Claud Brad ley, J. B. Crow, D. B. Inglehart, A s l Gillespie.