El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-10
LARGE CASUALTY
LIST IS ISSUED
283 Names Include Is Lieu
tenants Wounded and
l Captain Wounded.

" deAllA AOuf Il - ApI4 u ne
largest casualty list for any day since
the United states entered the war
was announced by the war depart
I ment today. There are 2SS names on
! the list CFour hundred and forty
/ seven names were announced last
night, Of which none appeared TO be
from the southwest)
Five men were killed in action,
three died Of wounds. II Of disease.
I seven from accidents. ten were Sc
verely wounded 245 wounded slightly
and two we're missing in action
Thirteen lieutenants were among
the men wounded
Capt. John P. Hurley was among
the slightly wounded and four lieu
tenants were wounded severely and
nine wounded slightly. Their names
follow.
wounded severely:
Lieuts. Daniel II. Lawler. William
D. 1Ieyering, John Walter Norris,
James J. Wall, IT.
Lieuts. Coleman d. Burns, William
D. Crane. William T. Fenker. Thomas
J. Jackson. Morris r. Levi. Arthur II.
Martin. Thomas c. P. Martin. William
Michel and Bernard J. Stanley.
More Activity on L $. Sectors
r
the list which is for Tuesday, April
Q, indicates more activity in the Amer
lean sectors.
The list follows:
Killed in action: Corp Jules Y.
Fish; Pvts. Carey r. Evans. Fred ".
Hickman, Salvatore Maresca, Ralph
Died Of wounds: Corp. John z.
Walsh, cook Harry Hendricks, Pvt
George E. Ostrander.
Died Of diseases: Corp. Lyman K
Swasey. scarlet fever: Pvts. Thomas
H. Bolton, anthrax Orwin- E Carr,
pneumonia William Edwards, pneu-
monia David Fillmore, pneumonia;
John L. Hall, pneumonia; Frank Z. ]
Kohl pneumonia; Leo Landry. pneu-
monia; Charles L. ROhel pneumonia; ,
Erwin Jackson, mastoiditis; clerk Ed
moud Krull, tuberculosis.
Died OF accident: Cooks James Fee. I
Mines; Pvts. Frank De Flavia. Ma /
than krantman. Henry F. Michel, |
James J. Quinn. jr.
Wounded severely: Lieut.. Daniel /
II. LaWler: William d. MeyeriuE. John /
Walter Morris. James J. Wall. jr-; |
Sergts- Seth "A. Hensley, William J. /
SausviIle; Pvts. Dorsey S. Dayton. /
Harry L Erisman, Paul V. PIunimer.
James Shields.
Many Slightly Wounded.
Wounded slightly; Capt. John P. I
Lisuts. Coleman D. Burns.
William D. Crane, William T. Fenker.
Thomas J. Jackson. Norris r Levi.
Arthur II. Martin, Thomas c. p. Mar
tin, William Michel Bernard J. Shan
ley; Sergts. Leo. G. Bonnard, Peter
Cooney. Peter J. Crotty. Claude S. De
Costa. Victor L Eichorn. Howard D.
Emerson. Thomas N. Gleason. Angus
tus T. Hughes, Herbert F. McKenna.
Francis 7. Mead, Roy G. Ransom.
John I. Ross; Corps. Michael Bannon,
Harold A. Benham. Gerard A Buck
ley. John J. Butler, Daniel J. Carroll.
John J. Casey, Patrick Caulfield,
James J. Dalton. James D. Dunn. 10
seph NJ Farrell, John Gavaghan. John
]. Gibbons, John Naughton. Philip H
Hellriegel, Robert ". Holmes. Ray
mond z Jackson. Herbert J. Kelly.
Michael lady. Mortimer a. Lynch.
lanes E McGovern. Richard Mcneil.
Ohm B Manson, George Meyer, James
Murphy. William Olive, Frank NJ
Humphrey, Max II. Puttlitz, Thomas J
Rothwell, Patrick Ryan, George c.
James J. Sullivan, John 7.
ogel; waggoner William H McAlIis-
er; mechanics Thomas J. Hogan. Jere-
Nah F. O'COnnor, Edward J. Schick;
'uglers Louis T. Falanders, William J.
lye, James NJ Rice cooks Patrick
Michael J. HOvance, Michael
l'Briens Pvts. Patsy Alamo, William
I. Anderson. Henry Brakeman. John Z
Barry. Joseph Bauer. Jose Becker. /