South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-25
Casualties in U.S.. Overseas Forces
ARMY

International News Service.
WASHINGTON. June Ninety
six casualties in the American
expeditionary forces were announced
by the war department today. di-
vided as follows:
Fifty-four killed i'm action. seven
died from wounds, five from dis
ease, one from an aeroplane acct
dent, two from accident and other
causes, % severely wounded and
two wounded, degree undetermined.
tOfhcers' Listl
The army officers mentioned In the
lists we're:
KILLED IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANTS.
Paul NAPLES Derricks0n. Norfolk. Va.
Clarence Milton Drumm BigelOW kas
Thomas NJ. Golden. Philadelphia.
George II. HaydOck. Milton. Mass.
KILLED IN AEROPLANE ACCIDENT.
LIEUTENANT
Billy Glenn Rushing Atmore, Ala.
(Others on List.)
The army list was AS follows;
KILLED IN ACTION.
SERGEANT.
John r. ooler. Miami. Fla.
CORPORALS
George AnSlOw. Boston.
Joseph Jindra. Cleveland. -.
Charles r. Smith. Charleston. W Va
Arthur Wood Macon. Ga.
PRINATES.
Ralph Amundson. Edgerton. Wis
Jerome Angel. Kalamazoo Mich.
George W. Austin New York.
Gerald y. Austin. Mainesburg Pa.
Charles Basel. Chicago
Dewey q. Beam. Johnstown. Pa.
Frank L. Beck FairhOpe. Pa.
Oscar y. BOlinger. Indian Greek, Tex.
Ray G. Brandow. Morley. Mich.
William Wolfe Cameron. Gilman. Wis
Abner w. Cooper, Monticello. Miss.
IsadOr Czarnewski, Chicago
Simon Czech. Jackson. Mich.
Salvatore D'AnnOlfo. South Barre,
Mass.
Paul Davis. McCammon. Idaho
Walter Dave. st Louis. No.
Charles W. Digelman. Coshocton. O.
Herbert DOhson. Blanchardville. Wis.
Charles a. Drake. Lawton. Miss.
f. l.. Dubbs, Liberty, ..
Mike Dummit Wheeling. W Va.
Elmer Dunkle Wrightsville Pa
John 3. Eaves. Tallapoosa. Ga.
Clifton Eby. Detroit Mich.
William Fishetu Cincinnati -.
Lorenzo Ganadu, Sassari. Italy
Joe T. Graham. Gulfport Miss
Joe kasper. Chicago
Joseph Letter. New York.
Thomas 4. Lewis Warren. -.
Michael Lynch, Denver Colo
Thomas ID. McCracken, Graham. Va
Edward +. Meyers. BerWin. Pa.
Leo N. AlOnien, Dancy. Wis.
Stanley Mullins, Detroit Mich.
Peter Peplinsky. Milwaukee Wis.
Clifford " Poland. Long Beach. Calf
George Ratzlaff Harvard. III.
Edward l. Sledge. Ashe50rO, y q.
Harry W. Smith, Pierceville, Ind.
John H. Smith, Rochester. y. Y
Samuel Tunno. Pittsburgh. Pa
Fred +. Turner HepZibah. ga
William J.. Wear, Cisco Ga
David NJ Wright IincOlnfOu. y O.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
CORPORAL.
Herman +. Levin. Kenoshl. Wis
PRTNATf1S
Keith CretOrs St Prais. y.
Armistead A Green. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Frederick p. Gressmann. Kew York.
Clifford Ledford Cincinnati, o.
Harry " Slawkin. Pittsburgh. "a.
Henry II Yonker. Muskegon. Mich.
DIED OF DISEASE.
PRIYATES
Ederne L. Bushev, Malmo. Mimi
Bernice " Lewis, Weems. Va.
Leonard William Stromberg. willing
ton. Colo.
John b. white. Ozark. Ark
Will Woods Pittsburgh. Pa
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
SERGEANT
Leslie KnutsOn. Milwaukee, Wis
PRIVATE
Peter George. Newark. y J.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
SERGEANTS
Enroll W Drawn. FOXcrOft. Ne
Leo y DesLauriers. ST. Adams vt
CORPORALS
Harold Br0sor. Nashua. y TT
Martin Leo Healy. Wilkes Barre Pa
Frank Rivers. Waterfowl Conn.
MECHANIC
Charles Paul Craig Mars Hill Ne
pRIEATES
LEROY &. Berry. Sheffield. Vt
James Bowler County Kerry. Ireland
Matthew George Burns Gardner Mass
George T.. Coburn. Providence. r. T.
Ambrose Dennis Wi.S'oW. Ne.
John J. Flynn. New Haven. Conn.
Andrew Freeman. NeW York.
Raymond q. Frost. New Britain. Conn
James LAWN. ST Louis
benjamin Parker Norrisvilc VI.
Bert T. Richardson. Hillshoro. y. s.
Henry Robertson. Oscala. Fla.
Alexander Robertson. Barre. CT
Elmer -. Smith. ovid. Mich
Harley Donald snyder Caldwell q.
Walter ! Waslohn. oil City. Pa
Frank II Whittemore. Nashua. y r.
Stiv WicezOrek East Brooklyn Nd
Arthur r. Winsiow. RockIard Ne
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
PRINAIE-~.
Clarence r. Johnson. Sioux City "a.