South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-23
U. S. Casualty List
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WASHINGTON. May 23.-Eighty-
seven names were on the casualty list
announced by the war department
today. Fourteen were killed in ac-
ton, i died of wounds. Il Of dis
ease. 80 were wounded severely. 10
wounded slightly and one was re-
ported missing in action.
The officers mentioned in the list
are Lieut. James Palache, Of Farm
ington. Conn. died of wounds !;
Lieuts. John J. Mcguire. St Louis.
No, and Hugh L. Sutherland, Ben
oft. Miss. severely wounded.
The list follows:
KILLED IN ACTION-Sergt Glenn
NJ. Hobbs, Red Oak, Ia. Cpls. John
c. Foster, Greenfield. H.: Charles J..
Guartha, Springfield, Mass; James
G. b. Lighthal. Cohoes. y. Y. Har-
vey T Rimel, Pacific Junction, Ia;
Pvts. William Brogan, st. Louis.
Mo; George J. Browne, Brooklyn,
y. Y. Joseph H. COyne. Brighton,
Mass: Edward S. Harkins. Salem,
Mass; Max L. Hubbell, Atlantic, Ia. ;
Edward II. Lamont. Yonkers. y. y;
John Maciejkowic, Brooklyn. y. Y:
Albert Tragwski, Nutley n. J.;
Eopim Norasoks, VOlinsk. Russia
DIED OF WOUNDS - Lieut..
James Palache, Pennington, Conn. /;
Sergts. Walter L. Brown. FL Paso.
Texas; Raymond J. Cairola, Fort
Lee, \. J.: Cpls Miles Douglass.
Rockford. Mich; William Greifzu.
Colwynn, Pa; Pvts John Adams.
Sterling. O.; Teddy c. Brewer.
Greenfield, Ind; John w. Burns,
Chicago; Benjamin L. Carter, Rut-
land. Vt, William Clark. Titusvine.
Pa; Fred Winfield Howard. Chetek,
Wis. FINS E. Schooling. Clark. Mo.
DIED OF DISEASE-Sergt Pres
colt w. Gould, Newton Upper Falls,
Mass; Wagner Bryant Clark, East
Marion. y. Y: Cook Ernest L. I-on-
cannon, Faulkton, S. D.; Pvts. War
rem Coleman. Washington. d. c.:
James COtheran. Bradley. s. c.;
John w Jones, Spartanburg. S c.;
Walter Hunter. Laurens. s. c.: Emil
f. Kraft, st. Paul, Mimi; Frank
Charles Masterbrook. Grand Haven.
Mich: Harold r. Neumann, Glen
ME, Altoona county Mich; Harvery
T. Palmer, Hillsdale, Ore.
SEVERELY WOUNDED-Lieuts.
John T. Mcguire. st. Louis; Hugh
L. Sutherland. Benoit, Miss. Sergts.
Harold w. Brown, Chicago; Ralph
d. Linville, Glenwood, Ia: Albert
Z. Raddatz. Meriden, Conn; VIII
liam o. Williamson. Blanchard. La.
Cpls. Michael +. Murphy. Washing
ton, .. c.; David Silverman,
Brooklyn, y. Y: Mechanic Stanis-
lau Baranski, NIiddletown. Conn.
Pvts. Mario Abbruzzi, Bernardsville,
y. J.; Mack Anderson. Inman. S
c.: Thomas Bertolino. Los Angeles
Chester o. Bittner, 1885 y. Illinois
st. Indianapolis. Ind: Dominick
Betont. Houston, Pa; George p
Bolt. Woodbine. Ia: Ross II
Brown. Lookeba, Okla; Ray @
Cochran. Rankin, Pa: Peter Con-
nors. Manchester. Y. H DOlphus c.
Cooper. Jacksonville, y. c.; Jesse
Deakins, ST. Joseph, No; Andrea
Deardi, Hartford. Conn. Ernest
DeCeoCcio. Hartford. Conn; Ray
mond ". Gambell. Boston: Dwight
Garrett, Ansonia. Conn, Gust L.
Gullickson, South Minneapolis.
Mimi: Frank Kearney. Boston.
Mass; Casey Kooistra. Paterson. y.
J.: John W Lafferty. Brooklyn y.
Y; Elijah Lawson. Gimlet, Ky: Pat
rick G. McHugh. Brooklyn. y. Y,
George z. Menor. Lowell. Mass. ;
Soterio c. Navarro. West Berkley.
Calf. Edward /. O'Hagan. Lowell.
Mass. George Raborn. Tacoma,
Wash. Fred Allen Renick, s..
Louis. Charude p. Rose. Cherry
Vile. Kas, George r. Tomm, De-
lavan. H.. Joe Young Hawk. Elb-
woods. y. =.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY - Sergt
William F. Lewis. Mil Point ".
Va. Cpls. Cornelius J. Brown, Bos-
ton Mass: Arthur Richardson Chi
cago: Pvts. Bruce Cochran. Grafton.
y. D.. Martin Elenbass. Lucas.
Mich. Joseph Flynn. Philadelphia;
James L. Hartford, Mitteneague.
Mass: Charles G.. Thompson At
kinson. y. H; Michael J. Glynn,
Dorchester. Mass, John j. O'Keefe.
Lowell Mass
MISSING ~ ACTTON-Pvt Roe
co Summa. Waterbury. Conn.