Evening star., 1918-02-13

The Associated Press correspondent
co-operated with the American Army
officers in obtaining these figures.
which go forward to Washington as
the most accurate and complete list
obtainable. The last seventeen of these
bodies recovered-all Americans-were
buried this afternoon, villagers again
coming many miles in a downpour of
rain to pay their simple tribute to the
American dead. The bodies were
brought to the burial place on one big
motor truck, which was followed along
the route several miles long by the
squad Of twenty-five khaki-clad Amer
ican survivors and the village mourn
ers. One OF the villagers carried the
union jack, while an American soldier
held aloft the Stars and Stripes.
| Sing at Graveside; Salute Fired.
| At the graveside the American SOL
diers sang THE Star Spangled Banner
followed by the natives singing God
/ Save the King" The usual military
salute was then fred, ending the cere-
mony.
| Temporary fences have been built
around the graves. to be replaced by a
permanent inclosure as soon as the ma
terials can be brought to these desc
/ late shores. a British colonel who has
worked day and night since the dis
aster helping the Americans bury their
| dead announced today that the people
| of the nearby countryside had started
| a public subscription to erect a perIna-
| nent monument to the Americans
! There are eight Americans still here
too i'll to leave, several of them still
dazed by their experiences. They are
! quartered in nearby farmhouses and
village hotels. These men are F. L
ID al L T & N5rtt
Boyd E. Hancock, E. E. Harpham,
Henry Schurting, James j. Colwen and
. F. A. Gocher.
| One American officer and fourteen
| men are still in hospital at Glasgow
| List of Americans Buried on Coast.
| The, following is the first complete
| list of Americans now buried on the
Scottish coast. Each body whether
| identified or not was given a number
Thus, at a point where seventy-eight
victims were buried side by side in a
| long trench the numbers run from one
| to seventy-eight in the following order:
! T. w. Herman. L. B. Reeder. William
C. Keown, L. Roberts, Orville Casper.
E. H. Duffy. Paul John c. Wood. w R.
Tutt1e. Walter Brown. Clarence W,
Short. H. Stewart. fireman, member of
crew; Raymond Butler. state of Wis
consin; James Logan. member of crew;
6. v, Zimmerman. J; Edwards Butt te-
Crelline, William E. Bennett, G. E.
Swanson, unidentified private, William
P. Moran, G. J. Jenkins, Charles Nc
MILAN, crew; Raymond T. Hurst, T. E.
Lawton. T. E. Dawson, w. Hardey, C
H. Besner, B. L. Weeks. Henry F.
Spidel, David C. Renton. julius d.
Wagner. William ]. Tragesser. Alto
Licari, Percy A. Stevens, W. W. Wright,
| Marcus B. Cook. G. y. Bjork. John C
Iohn ri
| Inns. G. Lankenan. J: L Cheshire
Gerald X. Grover. Frank Burns. Milton
Tully, Edwin r. Berkey, uniden flied
soldier: Philip E: Leisand; CurtlSs VIZ If
crew. Frederick Allen. W. Raines,
Homer L. Anderson, Fred NJ. Linthon,
J. B. Guerney, j. L. Pearce. Elmer K L:
Cowan. William 7. McMurray. Samuel
A. PeRecost. Russell F. Bennett. Rob
ert F. Warren, L. w. ozment, William
| l. Gregs, l. Sims. J. 2. Hawley. W. Mat
| thews, unidentified soldier, Samuel P
| Riggs, Norman c. Crucker. y \.
| Milwaukee, Wis: unidentified private
Herman Rupp.
| Forty-Nine Bodies in Long Grave.
! At another point in a long grave are
forty-nine bodies. They are all in eof-
| fins and are numbered from / to 49, in
the following order:
| Unidentified private; Jesse NJ. Rholies.
| Capt. Leo 2. Lebron. John Jenkins.
| wireless operator: James A. Price.
| Boise: two unidentified privates; Claud
W.. Walker. Los Angeles; E. o. Peca.
George w. Tpmlins. Ethan Allen
| White: unidentified private; Oscar Lee
Smith Winters, Edgar E. Burma:
| unidentified member of crew; George
Merns; unidentified private; Tula B.
Thompson, Dell Walter Leonard. Whit
| tington Sherman. Lieut.. E. Philip Light
| all. w. f. Wilson; unidentified private:
Daniel Trobridge Bryant: unidentified
private: William o. Williams. Fletcher
Odell Pledeger;' three unidentified pri-
| Yates: w. f. Bickers: unidentified pri-
| vate; J. J. Buckley. ]. 3. Bishop; two
unidentified privates; E. z. Young, Gill
| more Engel Percy; three unidentified
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