Arizona republican., 1918-07-08
AMERICAN CASUALTY LIST
 TOTAL TO DATE IS ll,0S6
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III tiic dllIy dIu lldTlue COTpS III lne American expeditionary forces in- creased by 703 during the week, com pared with 497 the previous week, and aggregate 11,086 with the in clusion of todays army list, giving IF names and the marine corps list giving 53 names. Total deaths, in- cluding 291 men lost at sea, men killed in action, died of wounds, dis ease, accident and other causes num- Der 4,414-army men 3,917; marines 497. The wounded aggregate 6,169- army men 5,200; marine 969. Those missing in action, including prison CTS, total 503-army men 452; ma 1 rines 51.
 Of the weeks increase, 43S were army men and 265 marines. Killed in action and other deaths numbered 2S5, those wounded totaled 303 and the missing and prisoners 115. The army casualties summary, as officially announced today follows: Killed in action, Gncluding 291 lost at seal, 1,574; died of wounds, 532; died of disease, 1922; died ol accident and other causes, 4Sy; wounded in action, 5,200; missing in action, Gncluding prisoners), 452. Total, 9,569.
 1 ht Hi1i lilc CuIpS SuD1- mary follows: Deaths, 497; wounded, 969; in hands of enemy, two; miss ing 49. Total 1,517.
 Officers included in the marine corps summary were: Deaths, q; wounded, 2S; missing, two. The army summary does not note the number of officers included.
 Marine Corps List
 WASHINGTON, July 7.-The ma- rine corps casualty list today con- tained 5 names divided as follows Killed in action 13 died of wounds 7 wounded severely 38.
 The list follows:
 Killed in action: First Lieutenant Edmund L. Reisner, S13 Commerce avenue, Houston, Texas; Sergeant William E. Scott, Tippecanoe City, Ohio; Corporals Elwood L. Colby New York; Claude M. Day, Beau mont, Texas; Ira L. Spring, James town, N. Y. Privates Leslie E. Corn Okmulgee, Okla. Curtis E. Disben- nett, Memphis, Tenn; George N Erlando, Mount Vernon, N. H.; Theo- dore L. Query, Montesuma, Ga; Alvin E. Long, Hickory Corners, Pa; Albert R. Marshall, Cincinnati; Will liam H. Monahan, Louisville; Frank E. Peterson, Park City, Utah.
 Died of wounds received in action: Sergeant Paul J. Althoff. York, Pa. Corporal Peter Nowak, St. Louis.
 Wounded in action, severely: Ser geants Gerritt De Haan, Zeeland Mich; Arthur c. Elsholz, Evanston Il ls.; William A. Binary, South Bend Ind; Corporals Calvin Bergeroni Houma, La; Charles H. Earl. Austin Minn. Harry B. Fletcher, Salt Lake Glen L. Hill, Roche Harbor, Wash. Earl M. Marchand, Darrow, La; Ro. R. Schenk. Pittsburg, Pa. Martin I Sojourner Poteet, Texas; Trumpete Theodore J. Waldeman, New York.
 Privates William L. Barton, Chat tanooga, Tenn; Walter J. BowkeI Cleveland; James R. Chadwick Swifts, Ohio; Mamie T. Davis, Co logne, Va. John o. Degenhart, Chi cago; James E. Foreman. Brookville Ohio; Adam Fried, New Orleans Charles Girten, Evansville, Ind; Johl F. Brennan, Sequim, Wash; Josepl c. Harlan. Honma, La; Fredericl E. Holmes, Detroit; Albert w. Hun' Chicago Charles E. Labrash, Vim bledon, N. D.; Hugh Murtha, Jerse City; Carl Musgrave, Yale, Ills. Frank J. Olshefski Waukesha, Wis. Frank Palmer, Troy, N. T.; Charle F. Rice, New Martinsville, w. Va. George H. Rumschlag, Detroit; Fran Samaritan, Houston. Texas Jeremia Souers. West Carrollton, Ohio Ere G. Steinker Cincinnati; Sigurd IN Swenson, Eau Claire Wis; Henr B. Taylor, Row, Okla; Gilbert Thiele, Minneapolis; Fred A. Wegen ast, St. Mathews, Ky.
 Army List
 WASHINGTON, July 7.-The arm casualty list today contained Il names, divided as follows:
 Killed in action 25; died of wound IT; died of disease g; died of airplan accidents 2; died of accidents -an other causes 8; severely wounded 4S missing in action l3.
 The list included Lieutenants Yves ley Freul and Frank c. Linn, Jr., bot of San Antonio and Private Spencer, Cautillo, Texas. were kille in action. Lieut.. Ralph l.. Ware Carlsbad, N M; Sergeant Dani Ellis, Denver; Prieate Irus A. Be Leadville, Colo, were severe wounded Private John B. Ardi Brownfield Texas. missing in actio
 Others in the list follow:
 Killed in Action: Sergeant Doy Allen, Lykens, Ky; Corporal Harry Gale, Weldon, Ills.; Cook William Craven. Meriden. Conn.,; Wagons John A. Hamilton, Lehigh, Iowa Privates Meinrad Aufdermaur, Sa Francisco; Alex Becker, Springfiel Mass. Lee I. Brown, Syracuse, Kan Walter Daetwiler, Janesville, Wis David Doctor, Brooklyn; Lloyd E. Hu JSah Id McLin, Canton, Mo-; Raven E. Pa terson, San Francisco; Domeni' Patti, Tisna, Italy; Frederick J. Ren Epping. N. D.; Ernest Russell, Lav renee, Mass; Lee D. Saxton, Belv dere. Neb.: Fred A. Sell, Chelsea, Ii Gust Shellbeurg, Happen, N. D.; Jol ]. Sheridan. Newark, N. J.; John \ Shumate, South Charleston, w. Va Floyd H. Wood, San Francisco; J seph Seboran, Dunkin, Pa.
 Died from Wounds: Lieutenan Charles A. Dean. Chicago; Harold
 Pinkham, West Medford, Mass; Sc geants Cyril Mosher, New Have Boyd F. Mnlligan. Topeka Kan; Co porals Ollie R. Hatcher, Boston, Ga Edward D. Prichard, Geneseo, Il Privates oswald E. Apitz, Lawren, Mass; Chester A. Fleet, Lynn, Mas Barney Ginsberg, New York; Wesl Heffner Chanceford, Pa.; Earl He ton, Cincinnati; James H. Hurd, Flc ida, Ohio: George MacInnis. Wrer ham. Mass; Wylie V. MacCaul' Summervile, Ga; Otis Morris, Mo tezuma, Ind; Adolf William Muell Fort Dodge, Iowa; Ben Nudd, Nor Seattle.
 } Died of Disease: Corporal Dem Drix