Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-13
18O NAMES ON
LISTS OF u. s.
WAR VICTIMS
Is Killed on Battle Front;
Four Pennsylvanians Among
Targets For the Hun I

Washington, May days
casualty list had 90 names on it..
Ten were killed in action. One
Pennsylvania is named as being
slightly Wounded. He is Lieutenant
Joseph F. Burke, of Pittston, Pa.
Three Pennsylvanians are named on
yesterdays list. Corporal, Culver e..
Weaver, of Johnstown and Private
Gozegorz Sinkowski, of Glen Lyon,
being repoSted severely wounded and
Sergeant Paul r. Clouse, of Easton,
Pa, slightly wounded. The lists for
both days have $50 names. To-
days list follows:
Killed in action: Sergeants Mar
tin Cotter, Chicago, I'LL; Lewis w.
Sagle, Atlanta, Ind; Mechanic Christ
Koth, Hershey, Wis; Privates AL
bert G. Bailey, Arvilla, N. D.; Philip
]. Brady, New Haven; Leonard Leo
Dalton, Brooklyn; John w. For
rester, Mountain City, Tenn; Cyril
Kreck, New York; Elmer D. Miller
Hoopestown, Ills.
Died of wounds-Corporal Will
liam C. Rhodes, Wheeling, w. Va;
James J.. Tierney, Chelsea, Mass.
Privates-Arthur Vivian Dickson,
New Milford, Conn; Edward Le-
blanc, Nashua, N. H; John w.
Murphy, Jamaica Plains, Mass; John
A. Ort. Omaha, Neb.; Sol. Schuster,
Alton, wyo.; John sitelotta, Endi-
colt, N. Y: Kenneth r. Toothman.
Cumberland, Md.
Died of disease-Lieut. Guy Ray
mond Forbes, Minneapolis, MINI.
Cook-Victor Hugh O'Rourke,
Mountaindale oregon.
Privates-Paul c. Davis, Elk
River, MIMI; Green Dukes, Camp
ton. Ca; Sam Gullo, Linguaglossa,
Italy.
Died of Accident-Henry G.
Black, Montezuma, Col; Alojzy ku-
bioki, Manchester, N. H.
Died of other causes-Private
Pierre P. Renaud, Fall River, Mass.
Wounded slightly-Lieut. Joseph
P. Burke, Pittston, Pa.
The Army casualty list yesterday
contained "a names, divided as fol-
lows: Killed in action, 5; died of
wounds, 8; died of disease, 2; died
of other causes, /; wounded severely,
s; wounded slightly, 40; missing in
action, 10.
Twelve officers are named
in the list. Lieutenant George 5.
Shepard died of wounds; Lieutenant
Walter NJ. Tenney is missing IN &C
ton; Lieutenant Hiram A. Miller,
Jr.. was wounded severely, eDd
Major Richard B. Paddock, Cap
tains John w. Cotton, Charles Por-
terfield, Jr., and John Porter Pryor,
and Lieutenants John c. Boggs'
Frank Demalignon, Thomas III.
Judd, Edward K. Merrihew and
Hilary Herbert Scott were wounded
slightly.
The list follows:
Killed in Acknowledgment Ralph
| .S.fgi Parmley, Marysville, Ark.
Pl4vate Edward G. Kroh, Petaluma,
Cal; Private Alfonso Loso, Middle
town, Conn; Private Rudolph Slma,
New York; Private William NJ. Van
FCssen, Conrad, Mont.
Died of Woun1s Lieutenant
George S. Shepard, North Easton,
Mass; Corporal William +. Nc
Cauley, Bay City, Mich; Private
Leslie ]. Bruce, Waterloo, Iowa
Private Rolly w. Darling, Berthold,
N T.; Private Albert d. .Heyde, Mer-
ion, : Ill; Private Zenovi Les,
Chicago; Private Russell NJ. Pom
uous, Norwich, La; Private Joseph
| ST. Rogers, Brooklyn; Private James
Raymond VenalStine SYRACUSE N Y
Died of disease-Private Paul E.
Blue, Carey, o.; Private Sam
| Tugg1e. Cordele, Ga.
Died of other causes-Private
John Duboyski, Cleveland, o.
Wounded Severely-Corporal Gull
yer E. Weaver, Johnstown, Pa
| Private Gozegorz Sinkowski, Glen
Lyon, Pa.
Wounded slightly-Sergeant Paul
| r. Clause Easton, Pa.