The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-12-12

Pvt. John Vogel, FIT Dodge.
Pvt. Charles Filler, Waupeton.
Pvt. Louis p. Larson, Graettinger.
Pvt. Nicholas Kemp, Dubuque.
Pvt. Fred Louis Brandt, Victor.
| Pvt. Peter Pettrositch, Danbury.
Wounded Degree Undetermined.
Captain Guy Seward. Leola.
Sergeant Clarendon B. Gray. Tama
Corporal William E. F. Johansen
Alta. ... .....a.
Corporal James Reed. Cabol.
Pvt. Clarence NJ. Devices, Corning.
Pvt. Carl L. Ducker, Waverly.
Pvt. Glenn Harman, Knoxville.
Pvt. Leo E. Pearls, Creston.
Pvt. Clarence A. Weis, Belleview.
Pvt. Fred Townsend, Newton.
Pvt. Warren d. Sawyer, Glenwood.
Pvt. Charles c. Murray, Deep River
Pvt. Fred T. Stein, Des Moines.
Pvt. Austin E. Bently, Boone.
Pvt Anthony Botbyl. Ida Grove.
Pri. William Losie, Des Moines.
Pvt. Arthur H. Embree. Elliott.
Pvt Clement A. Burd, Dubuque.
Pvt Elmer w. Metzger, Davenport.
Pvt. Fay w. Renslow, Guthrie Cen
ter.
Pvt Arthur Lroeger. Lake Park.
Pvt. James Hope. Abba.
Pvt. William Mccormick, Clarion.
Pvt Eugene c. Smith, Webster City,
Pvt. Virgil E. Swanson. Sioux City,
Pvt. Martin ]. Kleishauer, Akron.
Pvt. Leonard J. Klein, Dubuque.
Pvt. Ernest F. Kluge, Alta.
Pvt. Frank Wiggerman, Rock Val
ley.
Pvt Toldevard Christensen, Boone.
Pvt. George Becke, Muscatine.
Pvt. Marion F. Lewis, Council
Bluffs.
Pvt. Melvin Boyle, Des Moines.
Pvt Albert L. Smith, Kellerton. 4
Pvt. George H. Krogh. Fenton. &
f.. Wounded Slightly.
Mechanic William c. Horn, Webster
City.
Sergeant Charles Williams, Cedar
Rapids.
Corporal Bruce F. Benton, Extra.
Corporal Lewis G. Dalrymple, Stra-
han.
Pvt. Charles A. Enlow, Des Moines.
Pvt. Ora F. Graham, Mystic.
Pvt. Lloyd v. Hicks, Newmarket.
Pvt William P. Trussell, Abba.
Pvt. Frank J. Corbin, Ames.
Pvt. Floyd A. Townsend, Oskaloosa.
Pvt. Alfred L. George, FIT. Dodge.
Pvt William NJ. Parker, Des Moines.
Pvt Roy c. Bates, Villisca.
Pvt. Jos. o. Fudge, Atlantic.
Missing in Action.
Pvt. Rudolph Elwood Sandah. Chari-
ton.
Pvt Arthur A. Fink, Gladbrook.
Pvt George A. Cooke, Waukon.
Pvt. Henry Terkark, Ackley.
Pvt. Gernie B. Adamson, Tabor.
Pvt. John NJ. Babel, Blaghorn.
Pvt. Cornulius Lynn, Rodney.
Pvt. Clarence E. Thiel, Storm Lake.
Lieut.. E. r Scroggie, Des Moines.
Corporal Frank D. Durbala. Abba.
Pvt. Roy Cooper, Winterset. ..
Pvt. Fred S. Hansen, LakepoTt
Pvt. Jesse U. Harms. Pleasantville.
Pvt. Charles J. Waters, Greeley.
Pvt. Charles L. Ortner, Dunkerton.
Pvt. Charles !. Pace, Lohrville.
Pvt. VIM. H. Blackhads, Wheatland.
Pvt. Arthur o. Olson, Ellsworth.
Pvt. VIM. r. Bland, Storm Lake.
Pvt. Clarence H. Ehlers, Dinsdale.
Pvt. Harold Glasgow, Milo.
Pvt Arthur Heng, Radcliffe.
Pvt. Einar Jensen, Newell.
Army Casualties to Date.
Total number of casualties to date
including those named above total
1929. They are divided: Killed in
action (incfdding 1896 at sea- $3.50;
died OF wounds 9,1S8; died of disease
1902; died of accident and other
causes 1908; wounded in action
57,655; missing in action Gncluding
prisoners) 1856.
Marine Casualties.
Two Iowans were mentioned on the
Corps casualty list today which
carried 80 names. The list included
killed in action 8; died of wounds 9;
died of disease 6; wounded severely
s.; wounded slightly 4; wounded de
gree undetermined Q; in hands Of en-
emy 1; missing in action 2. The
Iowans were: Corporal Casper r.
Selland of Decorah and Pvt. Earl P.
Douglas of Davenport both wounded
severely.
Summary of Marine Corps casualties
10 date number 4,65s. They are divided
thus: officers dead 80; enlisted men
ISL; officers wounded 70; men g.
49O; men in hands OF enemy IS; Of
fcers missing /; men 2S2.