Republican farmer., 1918-06-28

Charlottesville, Mo; James J. Dough eny, Toledo, O.; Harvey w. Fahen- stalk, Rapid City, Mich; Theodore Teller, North Kaukanna, Wis; Samuel i Frank. Chicago; George R. Goodwin, Bryant, Ill.,; Ira E. Harvey, Rush vile, Mo-; Tonic Marckie, Chicago; Nelson Pickwell, Wilmington, Vt.; Earl W. Shea, Lynn, Mass; Abraham D. Simmons, Chicago; Samuel Snyder, Napa, Cal; Benjamin c. White, South Hadley, Mass; Dominick Zeccola, New York.
 | Died of disease-Private James Collins, Lancaster, Eng; William Cor nellie, Home Stake, Mont; John J. Donohue, New York; Michael c. Lacy Munhall, Pa4; Eugene L. McWilliams, Shelton, Neb; Edco Ruff1n, Spring Grove, Va; Joseph B. Thmpson. Fort Scott, Kansas; Roy Van Valkenburg, Kerhonkson, N. Y; Argie zeimer- scheide, Mora, Mo,
 Died of aeroplane accident-S -Sergt. Samuel M. Campbell, Anniston, Ala.
 Died of accident and other causes Corporal Aaron S. Harris, Richvale, Cal; Privates Thomas L. Bailey, Erskine, Minn.; Charles W. Bowen, Atlantic City; Ralph Danlone, New York; Charles F. Duffy, New Haven; Frank E. Gael, Chicago; Louis B. Kleeber, Woodville, Miss; Giovanni Muscietro, Balliston Spa, N. Y.; James Scanlon, New York; Herman Spielberg, Chicago.
 The severely wounded included: Lieut.. Samuel Smith, 69 Maple ave nue, Danbury, Conn; Privates Joseph E. Erect, Hanover, Pa; Clare W. Knepp, Curwensville, Pa; Edward T. McAleer, Springfield, Mass; Martin J. May, Avis, Pa; Herbert T. Miner, Bradford, Mass; John Paradis, Wor- cester; Ray w. Stanton, Moosic, Pa.; Ernest c. Wilcox, 126 Mort street, New Britain.
 Missing in action-Lieuts. Guy D. Tibbetts, Bennington, N. H.; John A. White, Jr., Duncan, Okla; Corps. Ed ward J. Curtin, Roxbury, Mass; Peter J. Mccormick, Roxbury, Mass; Harry r. McWhirk, Dorchester, Mass. Pri- yates Stanley Bagor, Chicopee, Mass. George Braham, Springfield, H.. Michele Celleri, Baltimore; Edward c. Cermak, Chicago; Edward F. June, Boston; Edward Lutz, Buffalo; John Rade, Youngstown, O.; Michael Riley, Boston; Francis P. Rooney, Seattle; Gaspare Ventimiglia, Brooklyn.
 Prisoner-Lieut. Wilfred V. Cas- grain, Detroit.
 Washington June 22-The marine corps casualty list today contained S1 names, divided as foilows:
 Killed in action, {; died of wounds
 15; wounded severely, 12. The list follows:
 Killed in action-Lieuts Clarence W. Smith, Decatur, Ill.,; Hascall F Waterhouse, Oakland, Cal; Drummer Charles W. Price, Atlantic City, N. J.; Private Isaac N. Boone, Stokesdale N. c.
 Died Of wounds-Corporals George
 G. Christensen, Santa Ana, Cal; Ben
 jamin Perry, Jr. Bethesda, Md; Pri- yates Godfrey W Anderson, Proctor
 Minn.; John c. Etchison, Oakdale H.; Claude c. Bemusdaffer, St. Louis
 Minn.; Anton L. Dunfee, Boston Steven Halblaub, St. Louis; Aloysius Leitner, Holstein, Wis; Harry c. My
 CTS, Mclean, Ill.,; Charles E. Nelson
 Salt Lake City; Kenneth L. St. Clair
 Egleston, Va; George B. Sellers, Mos COW, Tex; Eddie E. Small, Toledo Charles A. Towson, Washington, D.C.i f Roy A. Trow, Trinity, Tex.
 The severely wounded included ' Sergt. Harrison Moon, E1wood City
 Pa.
 l Bulletin, Washington, June 24.- f,,
 ed 62 names, divided as follows: V Killed in action, eight, died o, 3 wounds, four; died of disease, two
 wounded severely, 45; wounded, de gree undetermined, three. . The list: f Killed in action: Corporal Frank A
 Rafferty, Armagh, Ireland; Private
 Charles s. Gelden, Hoaquim, Wash. ; Philip Henry Gillie, Gratiot, Wis. -' Wayne C. Jackson, Salem, Ore; Jo
 seph Kanieski, Woctaweka, Russia
 Joseph Savinsky, Warsaw, Poland 1 Martin L. Shleton, Fayettville, Ark.
 Giro Ursolao, Worcester, Mass. l. Died of disease: Privates Ernes > Dillon, Peru, N. Y.; Luther Hunter 5' Lafayette, Ala.
 ), Died of wounds: Lieut. Edward G 5, Tomlinson, Fort Howard, Baltimore ), Corporal Lewis A. Taylor Philadel r, phia; Privates Ernest P. Hoerr, Ports l, mouth, Ohio; Herbert E. Zumwalt l. Boise, Idaho
 l, The severely wounded includes ], Sergeant Martin Poptacki. Baltimore :: Privates James A. Cleary, Scranton .; Pa; William D. Hammer, 577 Pea d cock street. Pottsvi1le, Pa.; Ivan G # Hoffman. Berne, Pa.; John Paladas l. Nashua, N. H.; Michael J. Sullivan ' East Pepperell, Mass; Peter Tomas ', Chester, Pa,
 . The wounded, degree undetermined 'a includes Private Arthur Bimbo, Ney
 Haven, Conn.
 70 Washington, June 25-The arm casualty list today contained g l. names divided as follows: V Killed in action. 54; died o l. wounds '; died of accident an " other causes, 2; died of airplane ac n, cident, 1; died of disease, 5 wounde rt severely, 26; wounded, degree unde A termined, two.
 Id Killed in action - Lieuts Pat V Waples, Derrickson, Norfolk, Va $ Clarence Milton Drumm, Bigelov
 Kas.; Thomas M. Golden Philadel -t phia; George G. Haydock, Milton |, Mass; Sergeant John R. Poole r Miami, Flo; Corporals George Ans ~ low, Boston; Joseph Jindra, Cleve land; Charles R. Smith, Charleston ,,' W. Va; Arthur Wood, Macon, Ga " Privates Ralph Amundson, Edgertol >, Wis; Jerome Angell, Kalamazoo Ill George W. Austin, New York citJ