Arizona republican., 1918-04-10
c. Frye, John J. Kearney Pliezo Tsio tras.
 The list of April 4 follows:
 Many Die of Wounds


 Killed in action Privates Minor Greener, Jack Scharf, Jovo Vucelich, George John Weber.
 Died of wounds-Lieutenants Fran cis " Frazier, E. L. Mooney; Sergeant Joseph Roberts; Privates Ernest G. Anderson, George H. Schaeffer, Will liam Wassis
 Died of disease-Sergeant Harold A. Gustin, meningitis; Wagoner Roy Lee Munsell, pneumonia; Privates simon Cole, pneumonia; Emilo Delnero, pneu- monia; Oscar Fleury, pneumonia; Mack Fry, empyema; Glyenn c. Resell, abscess; Evart V. Wilson, measles.
 Wounded severely-Lieutenant Gro- yer C. Inglis, John D. Wallace, Jr.; Sergeants John J. Eckels, Erwin Man teuffel; Cooks, Joseph Buzinski, Frank 1 w. Dzinski, Joseph A Farr; Corporals Volney W. Bartlett, Myrton A. God dard, John E. Harding, Emile H. Kor- mann, Edward F. Newmann, Stephen J. Palick, Allison E. Preiss, Harold A. Sanford, John E. Williams; Mechanics | Albert G Lambert, Walter H. Miner, Paul J. Caravett; Privates Florenzo Alciati, Roland G. filling, William c. Atkins, Edward Atkinson, Fritz F. Aust William Beal Leon Bechere, Lu- lg1 Berti, John Bouchet, Albert P. Bull, Giovanni Cavallari Phillip A. Cote, Herbert A. Crooke, Raymond Decker, John F. Dowar Benjamin w. Erickson, Stanley E. Erickson, John Fitzgerald, Charles R. Fixer, John M. Flanagan, Montic H. Fuller. Paul L. Ginter, Stan ley L. Goembeski, Henry J. Griffin, Cornelius Groenveld, John B. Gross, Victor A. Haag, Stanley Hermanonski, Adam J. Kaniecky, Joseph L. Kelasin- ski, Geore Kuzmik, Max Levenberg. George A. Libby, James E. McCue, Henry F. Mcclure, Joseph F. McHugh. Austin E. Mahan, Stephen M. Marfak, Leo Martin, Leroy D. aynard, Paul H. Maynard, Victor A. Meyers, Thomas J. Murphy, George Nebhan, John M. Pressey, Guido G. Rossi, Albert Rossig- nol, Andrew S. Rusnock, Harry W. simmons, Clifford H. Titus, James E. Williams. Alvin F. Wordin.
 Wounded slightly: Lieutenant Zack J. Moore; Sergeant Charles J. Cooper: Corporals Charles E. Bourke. Ralph J. Johnson, John L. Murray, Merrill N. renn, Raymond F. Sawyer, Walter M. Slater; Bugler Thomas R. Fahon; Pri- yates Edgar Warner Allison. Louis At kins. William c. Boylen. oJhn- | Clan cy, John T. Darby, Joseph M. Doherty Edwin G. Hiscock, Eugene c. Hoxie. Dan Larned. Francis McGrail Baxter l '. Parker, William P. Pierce, Raymond Pooie, Charles W. Powers, George w. Rider, Rudolph H. Rivard, Calvin c. sanger, Jacobs P. Sanheim. Samuel I. Sparks, Leroy E. Stauffer, Beniamin D steele, Nunzio Terzo, John Tirpak. Ralph M. Wallace
 List For April
 The list for April ) follows:
 Killed in action: Privates Anton kraus. Clayton Miligan
 nf A. Brtels, pneumonia; Saddler. Earl r. Brooks, pneumonia; Privates Eric W, Patch, pneumonia; Arthur Jackson. pneumonia; William B. Kennedy, per- ltonitis; Thomas L. Ash. pneumonia; ; Chris Peterson, pneumonia.
 Dled, cause unknown: Sergeant Leonard L. Scott; Private Naman Small.
 Wounded severely: Lieutenant John w. Sherrick;' Corporal Axel A. Aron- son; Bugler Robert J. Trumpfeller; PrlVates Lawrence J. Foltz, John M. Mattson, James A. Moore, Philip l.. Mucha, Thomas OLaughlin, Charles Oldynski, Gaetano Perrone. John Safa
 Wounded slightly: Captain Martin H. Meaney; Lieutenants Arthur l., Bunnell, John W. Kevency. Floyd II. stevens. Hunt Warner. Delbert o. Will meth; Nurse Isabel Stambaugh; Ser geants Francis Eustace William T. rrancls, Patrick E. Hayes, James A, Hennessy, Robert Jurgeson. John T. Kenny, Denis Mccarthy, Alonzo IF McCortney, James McGarvey, Kenneth G. Russell, James Whalen.
 Scores Slightly Wounded ii Wounded Slightly: Musicians Will liam A. flanagan, Mark L. White; Cor porals Patrick J.. Clarke, Thomas J Courtney, Andrew Donovan, Dennis J Donovan, Henry s. Fisher. Edward F Flanagan, George D. Heilman. George Hoblitzell, James M. Major Frank F May, William Miller. Thomas J. Petrio Harry w. Ryers, Charles A. Thomas Herman H. Von Claim; Mechanics Frank Duffy, John J. Hayes, Patrick I O'Neill, Henry D. Wills; Cooks. Jo. seph F. Brady, Frederick Ege, Preston D. Johnson, John O'Connor; Private. Pendleton Beall, James F. Begley, Will liam T. Beyer, Charles J. Brennan, Al. eXander A. Brochmon, Walter II. Bry. an, Patrick J. Byrne, Jock Cameron Francis Carser. James H. Cochrane James D. Cocks, Robert H. Coffey James J. Conway, James V. De Cicco Joseph P. DeNair, Dwight L, Dimock Frederick W. Dopman, Herbert H Dunlay, Kali Essed, Thomas J. Ferris John V. Foley, Paul Gaston, Francis J Gaul. Frank J. German, Christian J Groth, Leslie Harris, John L. Tender son, George w. Hileman, Dennis Ho gan, Albert Jensen, Joseph ]. Jones Julius Katz, Jethro F. Keiser. Wal ter H. Kuntzman. Herman Lesser Oscar C. Lindquist, James |. Nc Gowan, Frank J. Mcfarland, Rosco C. McPherson, George Meleky. Edwar T. Mendes, Joseph Michael, Joseph 4 IH F. Peterson, Bertrand H. Pierre, Fran Powers, James J. Reilly. James I Eauer, Henry Schmid. John A. Shevlir Leslie H. Smith, William G. Starl John F. Sullivan. Lawrence r. Sylves ter Christopher G. Walker.
 List For April 6
 The list of April follows:
 Killed in action-Lieutenant Julia N. Dow; Privates Paul Lizzie Adar Plewacki Mathew M. Ryan. Anthon Willinsky.
 Died of disease-Sergeants Millar E. Fife. Franklin C. Williams; Private Clayton D. Hill, William Montgomer, Raymond Snyder, Malachi Williams
 Died of accident-Corporal Benjami J. Seifert: Private James Hemphill
 Wounded severely-Lieutenants Tol Johnson Allen, John Cabot Blood: Ser seants Tollis r. Cobb, Herman Solish Corporal Harry L. Curtis: Private Howard F. Claypoole. Charles Hickey, Thomas F. Maloney, Jr.. Perc Ross Elmer Warden.
 Wounded slightly-Captain Fento