Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-04-30
1856 NAMES IN TWO
j. s. CASUALTY LISTS
Eighteen Are Killed in Action
and Twenty-Five Wound
ed Severely

WASHINGTON, April SS.-IWO cas-
ualty lists, containing a total of 156
names. were issued by the war depart
ment today upon receipt of reports from
General Pershing.
The casualties included is killed in
action, 10 died of disease, 6 died from
wounds, 25 wounded severely, 81 wound
ed slightly, missing, 2 dead from &C
cidents and / from other causes.
The lists follow:
Killed in action: Captain Arthur F.
Locke, Sergeants Edward j. Kline,
Joseph Sokovich, Corporals Arthur ].
Paulson, Wallace c. Winter, Jr., Pri-
Yates Francis Barnes, Alvin w. Gordon,
Mike Kuzmisky, David f. Lindgren,
Daniel E. Murdoch, William ]. O'Brien,
Melvin +. Rice, John J. Ryan.
Died of wounds: Corporal Charles ].
Blankford, Private Gregore Paleologus.
Died of disease: Corporal John Tay-
lor Cook Louis B. Eisweirth, Privates
Orval Fike, Ivory Gamble, James c.
Gardner, Jesse B. Hewitt, Romeo
Nadeau, Merlin Proctor, Willie Sim
mons, Arthur J. Stevens.
Died of accident: Privates Joseph
Francis Miskell, Frank Osborn.
Died of other causes: Private John
+. Cox.
Severely wounded: Corporal Wesley
II. Burton, Privates Max Robert Burke,
Frank Doreski, Diego Luis Corretjer,
Joe Leto. Anthony Markarewicz, Stan
ley Miedowski. Robin Moore, Thomas
II. Mucker, William O'Dell, Walter j.
Round
Slightly wounded: Lieutenants Her
bert A Chase, James ]. Flanagan, Rob-
ert Hayes, William J. Kievenaar, Wit
liam H. Osborn, John p. Ratajczak, Ser
geants Ralph Bove, Howard L. Burdin,
Walter b. Grant. John J. Hopkins, Viii
fred b. Johnson, William l.. Knox,
Charles L. Stribl. Corporal Thomas q.
Lee, Bugler Thomas V. Prunty, Wagon
er Curtis +. Banks, Privates Clarence
Anderson, George F. Bigger, Frank H.
Crump, George D'Amelio, James d. De-
Pass, Austin Ely, William A. English,
Romeo E. Laferiere Stephen Lorenti,
Edward f. Mathieson, George Murphy,
Joseph L. Ritchie, Patrick J. Sullivan,
Charles c. Watson, Ralph Whipford, An
tonic Wiervissis, James n. Muldoon.
Killed in action: Privates Peter F
Crowley, Samuel Darling, James E
Deadly, Davis o. Lawrence, William q.
Pierce.
Died of disease: Mechanic Olaf w
Fink. Privates Benjamin B. Clarke
Howard A Frye.
Died of wounds: Lieutenant Norman
F. Hood, Privates Norbert E. Rigby
Enos c. Sawyer, James 7. Williams.
Wounded severely: Lieutenant James
J. Parsons, Sergeants Benjamin James
Jack B. Kendrick, Corporal Harold Nc
Donald, Cook Elias Boynton, Privates
Mihal Bobelo, Dennis G.. Coulohares
Stanley Gosinki, Elmer n. Holyoke, Will
liam j Kentile, Charles H. Patterson
Joseph Ramando, George c. Ransom
Edward w. Smalley.
Wounded Slightly: Sergeants Joseph
A. Chauncey, Russell J. Flesher; Cor
porals Charles L. Anthony, Ralph H.
Beal, Gilbert T. Cass. Wilfred Cote,
Claudius r. Farnsworth, John F. Man
ming, Francis A. Parker, Arthur w.
Price, William B. Rogers. Charles A.
Sell; Mechanic Charles Fisher; Bugler
Sergeant Clifford G. Risley; Privates
Joseph A. 3. Babineau, William B.
Bailey. Russell NJ. Brooks, Lester f.
Chessman, George F. Coughlin, Albert
| X. Dane, Francis NJ. Eaton, George r.
Giddings, Milton +. Clifford, Charles B.
Goggins, Joseph Grigons Frederick L.
| Grove, Samuel p. Hopley, Edward j.
/ Heffernan, Osiean E. Hickman, Frank r.
| Johnson. Charles II. Jones, James ]. KEEL
| ley. Charles r. Kelson, Arthur G. Kilian
| Stanley Kozikowski, George H. Kripps
Frederick R. Langmaid, Edmund T. Mar
tin, Charles Mason, Norris huffman,
| Edward l. Nowack, Alfred L. Parent,
Vincent Polite, Robert L. Pickett, Sam
uel E. Rambo, Tony Rasky, Alfred Sain-
don, Stephen W. Sawyer, Baslow Skibo
Starke NJ. Slaughter, John F. Smith,
/ Wilbur NJ Smith, Managill Tremblay,
Abe Venner, Walter S. Wolf
Missing in action. Lieutenant Edgar
| g. Nolan