Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-02

Elkmound. Wis; James II. Haynes,
Pittsburg, Texas,
BUGLER Peter Horowitz, New
York, y. Y.
MECHANIC Frank Ruggiero,
Fittsffeld. Mass; Joseph Tracewski,
Eynon. Pa.
PRIVATES Carlo Bazzani, Cou-
pom, Pa; Assadour Bodrosian,
Lynn, Mass; August A Hedblom,
Paskin, Wis; August Heuska,
Johnstown, Pa; George Leov, Oak
land, Cal; John r. Newton, Little
Muddy, Ky; William Joseph Walsh,
South Boston, Mass; John W. YOhe,
Latrobe, Pa; August Badenhop,
Napoleon, Ohio; Asa Beard, Barton
City, Mich: Walter Beltz, West
Frankfort, H.; August Braun, Cot
tage Grove. Wis; John Flavin,
North WaIpole, y. H; Howard l..
Ford, FIT. Wayne. Ind; Henry
Freese, Raymond, Mimi; Bernard
FROM, Highland, Ill; Joseph S.
Cannon, Cordova, Ala. Earl s.
Gatlin, Lookeba, Okla; John Get
niger. Shadyside, Ohio; Harry c.
Goedelmann, Redbud, Ill; Moses J.
Goulet, kawkawlin, Mich; James
J. Guerin, Stamford, Conn; James
o. Hansard, Vanalstyne, Texas
Henry Hanson, Mcleod, n. D., Joe
NJ. Harrison. ChatswOrth, Ga; Dave
c. Harry. Mineola, Texas; Charles
Hetzinger, Alton. Ill; George II.
Hicks. Clarksville. Ga; Bert Hig-
ginbOtham, Arcadia, Fla; William
II. Horton, Rock Springs, Ark;
Major Howard, Alpharatta. Ga.
Rock Jackson. HicO, La; Charley
J. Rabek, Hutchinson, Mimi; Wal
ter Marcuski, New Haven, Conn;
Edward B. Markle, Paxton, ". Va;
Edward c. Michels, Albion, Ill;
Levy Mitchell, SimsborO, La; Ray
mond r. Otis, Sulligent, Ala; Jash
Peck. Eden. Miss: Henry Richard,
Holyoke, Mass; AXcI /. Sannis,
Forman. y. D.; John T. Sara, JET
ferson county, Mont; Emmitt L.
Sharber, White Plains. Ky; Sylycs-
ter Tomberlain, Brainerd. Mimi;
James Volk. Cleveland, Ohio; Ralph
!. Walton, Brawning, Ill; Carl J.
wilkinson, Grant Junction, Colo.
Prisoner.
LIEUTENANT Robert B. G.
Browning, South Minneapolis.
SECTION THREE.
Marine corps casualties
mary OF casualties to cate:
Ofhcers-Deaths, 81; wounded,
60; missing, l. Sub total 9S.
Enlisted men-Deaths, 81;
wounded. 1892, in hands Of enemy,
10: missing, 1913 Sub total, 2,S96.
Grand total, 1894.
The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
of the American eXpedItionary
forces Gncluded in above totaD
Killed in action, s; died of wounds
received in action. l; died of dis
ease, I, wounded in action, severe
ly. 8; wounded in action undeter-
mined, 10; in hands Of enemy, 1.
Total, "a.
Killed in Action.
SERGEANT Orrie F. Kline, Ia
coma, Wash.
PRIVATES Gerald f. Fish. Pitts
ford, Mich: Orvillo a. Nelsan,
l>lJcuuelQ, MINI
Died OF Wounds Received in Action.
PRIVATE Walter F. Strasser,
Buffalo, n Y.
Died OF Disease.
PRIVATE John J. Lynch, Cen
tralia, Pa.
Wounded in Action Severely.
PRIVATES Stephen J. Dorsek,
q !
Arlington, y. j.; Leo r. Hartman.
Sandusky, Ohio; Norman j James,
Buffalo, " Y; Roy F. White, Camp
Hill. Ill; Dessa c. Wilson, Man
nigton. W. Va; Leslie Gender, Ere
donia, y. Y.
tOnly seven names given. table
calls for eight, incorrectly filed I'M
Washington
Wounded in Action, Degree Unde-
termined.
GUNNERY SERGEANT Eugent }.
McIlugh, New York. y. y
COOK Mike T. Grueela, Akron,
Ohio.
PRIVATES Joseph c. Clark, War
trace, Tenn; Joseph L. Conrow,
Kansas City, Mo; James H. Eagar,
Hurrican, Utah Francis Geelan.
Yankton. S D.. Roy a. Hill. Coyle.
Okla; William T. McGhee. Fredcr
icksburg, Va; Carl O Potter, Hec
tor. Mimi; Earl d. Powers, Wash
ington, Mich.
Previously Reported Missing In Ac-
ton, Now Reported Severely
Wounded in Action.
PRIVATE Raymond c. Johnson,
Denver, Colo.
In Hands Of Enemy.
SERGEANT Roscoe VI. Cram.
New Sharon. Maine
LEONARD " VUOppF