The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-13

layers carried the Union Jack, Will
an American soldier held aloft tn
Star and Stripes.
| At the graveside the American
| soldiers sang the Star SpanEIet
| Banner" followed bv the native,
singing God Save the King" Thu
usual military salute was then fired
/ ending the ceremony.
| temporary fences have been bull
around the graves to be replaced b.
permanent enclosure as soon a,
the materials can be brought Il
| these desolate shores, A British
| colonel who has worked day and
night since the disaster helping the
Americans bury their dead announ-
ced today that the people OF the
nearby countryside had started q
public subscription to erect a per.
cans.
There are eight Americans still
here too i'll to leave, several OF
them still dazed by their experience
They are quartered in nearby farm
houses and village hotels. These
men are F. /. Benefiel, e. L. Lystrom
Wilbur G. Mutt, Boyd p. Hancock
T.. Il. Harpham, Henry Schurling
- SO4"C4A anu II = "A NOCAlGEs
one American officer and four
teen men are still in a hospital al
Glasgow.
Buried at Scottish Seaport.
Following is the first complete
list Of Americans now buried on the
Scottish coast. Each body whether
identified or not was given a num-
Der. Thus, at a point where rs vic
tins were buried side by side in a
long trench the numbers run from
l to rs in the following order:
I. w. Herman, L. b. Reeder, VIM
G. Keown, L. Roberts, Orville
Casper, 2. H. Duffy, Paul John c.
Wood, w. r. Johnson, H. z. Page
G. B. West T. futile, Walter Brown
Clarence w. Short, H. Stewart, fire
man, member Of crew; Raymond
Butler, state Of Wisconsin: Jas
Logan, member of crew; G. V. Zim-
norman, ]. Edwards Buttemont
George H. Reinhardt, Walter Crel-
line, VIM. p. Bennett, G.. K. Swan
son, unidentified private, VIM. P.
Moran, G.. J. Jenkins, Charles Nc
I. p. Lawton, T. Il. Dawson, w.
Hardey, G. H. Besner, B. L. Weeks,
Henry F. Spidel, David G.. Renton,
Julius D. Wagner, VIM. J. TRACES
SER Alto Licari, Percy A. Stevens,
w. w. Wright, Marcus B. Cook, G..
n. RjOrk, John g. Johnson, T. T.
st, Clair, Arthur w. Collins, G..
Lankenan, J. u. Cheshire, Gerald X.
Grover, Frank Burns, Milton Tully,
Edward r. Berkey, unidentified
soldier, Philip e. Leigand, Curtiss
Willard Wilson, Unidentified mem
Der Of crew; Fredk. Allen, w.
Raines, Homer L. Anderson, Fred NJ.
Linton, J. B. Guerney, J. L. Pearce,
Elmer r. L. Cowan, VIM. T. Nc
Murray, Samuel A. Pentecost. Rus
sell f. Bennett, Robert F. Warren,
l., w. Cement VIM. /. Gregs, I.
Sims, J. P. Hawley, w. Matthews,
unidentified soldier, Samuel P. Rig
gis, Norman Q. Crucker P. A.
Egrien, J. J. Byrge, Fred w. Rud-
olph, Milwaukee, Wis; unidenti-
fed private, Herman Rupp.
49 Collins In One Grave.
At another point in a long grave
are 20 bodies. They are all in cof-
fins and are numbered from to 40
in the following order:
Unidentified private, Jesse M.
RhoIIes, Captain Leo P. Leoron,
John Jenkins, wireless operator;
James A. Price, Boise; two unidenu-
fed prlvates; Claude w. Walker,
Los Angeles; p. o. Peca, Geo. w.
Tomains. Ethan Allen White, I'M
identified private, Oscar Lee Smith
Winters, Edgar e. Burma. unidenti-
fed member of crew, Geo. Mems,
unidentified private, Tula B. Thomp-
son, Dell Walter Leonard, Whiting
ton Sherman, Lieutenant z. Philip
Lightall, w. E. Wilson, unidentified
private, Daniel Trobridge Bryant,
private, William o.
Williams, Fletcher Odell Pledger,
three unidentified privates. W. E.
Biczers, unidentified private, J. J.
Buckley, J. B. Bishop, two unidenti-
fed privates, q. F. Young, Gilmore
Engel Percy, three unidentified
private, unidentified
of crew, three unidentified
privates, VIM. Arthur Moore, Oris
Z, Hutchins.
At a third place a. victims are
buried in three trenches, the largest
holds IS bodies. another 16 and a
third 10. In the first named the
bodies have been numbered from L
to IS in this order:
Harry Carpenter, two unidenti-
fed privates, John A. Laakko, Roc
90 Calarese, AIDE Mccoy, two I'M
Stanley A. Ansparger,
f. A. Houston. Stanley L. Collins,
Joseph G. MaxstruclS, Otto Ray Mar
tin, Columbus Hill, Clare Metzen-
Wilbur Clark Jackson, John
Ben Barker.
Those in the next grave number
from 10 to "a as follows:
Unidentified private, Wesley w.
Hyatt, Anstad Gunder. Van Smith
Peters, VIM. H. Haisner, Fred N.
Unger, Frank Drahota, John o.
Edgar Cullen, J. P. Was
son, r. f. Church, Henry A. Stem
ner, n. B. Short. three unidentified
privates.
In a third grave only ten men
we're buried. tagged from one to
ten as follows:
John sloss, Riley F. Murray. H. |
9. Bates. Anthony Elboni, Winston
A. Harsook, L. n. Collins, Claud |
J. B. Crow, D, e. Ingle' |
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