Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-06-07
48 NAMES ON
WAR FRONTLST
OF CASUALTIES
Harrisburg Soldier. Guy W.
Showers, Falls in Action
Against Germans
sy Associated Press

Dg -1SSOttSic0 & FsSS
Washington. June THE Army
casualty list to-day contained forty
eight names, divided as follows:
Killed in action, II; died of wounds,
II: died of accident, 8; died of dis
ease. q; wounded severely. 6.
officers named were: Killed in ac-
ton, Iieutenants Robert B. Ander-
son. Wilson. \. c.; Grosvenor P.
Gather. Bladen, Neb., and Henry w.
Clarke. Boston. Died of wounds,
Lieutenants Lynn II. Hartman, Con-
cord, n. H.. and Welborn s. Priddy.
Chicago. Died of disease. Brigadier
General Robert +. L. Michie, Staun-
ton, Va. Died of airplane accident,
Lieutenants Livingston L. Baker. san
Francisco; Duncan r. Grant. New
York City, and Earl H. Neville. Win
ona. Mimi. Lieutenant Ralph NJ.
Noble. Galesburg, ILL.,, previously re-
ported missing, is now reported by
the German Red Cross as dead.
The list:
Killed i'm Action: Lieutenants Rob-
ert 3. Anderson, Wilson, n. c.; Gros-
venor p. Gather, Bladen, Neb.: Henry
w. Clarke. Boston; Corporals Joseph
Drabkin. Lodi. Cal; Herman l..
Evans, Lebanon Junction, KY; Silas
Triplett. Hunting Creek. y. c.; Pri-
Yates Joe W. Bouret. Cheyenne, \.
D.; Clarence Henry Cav, ST. Joseph.
Mo-; Raymond f. Cuthbertson. Nebo,
y. c.; Charles Doan, Alger, Wash;
Walter W. Hawk. Cincinnati, O.:
George Olen, Brockton. Mass; Mass
B. Shaheen, Moorhead, Mimi; Guy
w. Showers. I3f South Thirteenth
street, Harrisburg. Pa: Mike Sinke-
Vich. Easton, Pa: Harlie c. Smith,
Middletown. y. Y; Lewis T. Strick-
land. Cerro Gordo, \. c.
Died of Wounds: Lieutenants Lynn
II. Hartman. Concord. \. H.. We'll
horn S. Priddy, Chicago; Corporals
Otto G. Abbott, Newkirk, Okla;
Robert Finnegan, Pittsburgh: Me-
Chanic Herman Hansen, Edmore,
Mich; Privates William L. Baxter
st. Paul. Ind; Mike Christianson,
San Pedro, Cal; William W. Cos
nell. Greenville. Tenn: Cab Keen,
Pinola, Miss: Leon r. Mathews,
Springfield, Mass; Louis c. Sayre,
Nergas, Mimi; Arville Scroggins,
Visalia. Ky.
Died of Disease: Brigadier General
Robert (. L. Niche. Staunton. Va;
Sergeant Edward Reamer Agnew,
Carrick. Pa; Band Leader Hiram I.
Cole. Inglewood, Cal; Privates Ches-
ter Brisby, Jacksonville, Texas; Will
liam H. Harris. Marietta, Ill; George
f. McKenna, Far Hills, y. j.; Ben
jamin c. Wood, Lynn, Mass.
Died of Accident: Lieutenants L.
l. Baker, airplane accid mt, San
Francisco: Duncan r. Grant. air
plane accident, New York City; Earl
II. Neville, airplane accident. Win
ona, Mimi; Privates George E. Fin
iCle, Huron, S. D.; George Jacob
Frymier. Monmouth, Ill; Manuel G.
Williams, Morristown, \. ].
Severely Wounded: Corporals Yes
ter A. Benson, Creston, Ia; Ira NJ
Curtiss, Virginia. Mimi; Privates
Bernhardt, Bottolfson, Harrington,
Neb.; Walter ]. Nugent. Worcester,
Mass; Oscar Olson, Wildwood, y.
j.: Robert o. Ruede. Meriden, Conn.
Prisoners: Previously reported
missing, Sergeants Joseph P. Nolan,
Hartford, Conn: Frank l. Smith,
Revere, Mass; Corporal Henry E.
Woods, Brooklyn, y. Y: Privates
George Norman. Newark. y. j.: Ed
ward Paternarde, West Haven. Conn
Previously reported missing. now
reported dead by German Red Cross:
Lieutenant Ralph NJ. Noble, Gales
burg, Ill.