Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-22
10 j. S. SOLDIERS
KILLED IN BATTLE
General Pershing Also Reports IL
Other Deaths and 40 Wound
ed, in Today's List.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

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ty list contained II names, divided as
follows Killed in action, 10; died of
wounds, 3; died of accident, !; died of
disease, A. other causes, 2; wounded
severely, Z; wounded slightly, II. The
mon killed in action are all privates.
Lieutenant Stanley IIuguenin died of
accident and Lieutenants Marland c.
Hobbs, George r. Peck, Arlie Alfred
Schardt and Edward b. Wilcox were
slightly wounded. The list follows.
KILLED IN ACTION.
Privatcs Herbert f. Akroyd Elmer G..
Dawlcy Ray ID. kreager, John j. Lackin,
Manuel Martin, George III. Norsigian.
Herman Salncr. John f. Slaton, Charles
Walolron,
Buglcr Grover Is. Tanner.
DIED or WOUNDS.
Corporal Frank B. Amaral
Privatcs Henry ] Bcrgaron, Walker
Hammctt, Charles a. Henry, Leroy ).
Wells
DIED or ACCIDENT.
Lieutenant Stanley llugucnin.
DIED or DISEASE.
Sergeant Frank {. Cataldo. pneumonia ,
Corporal Theodore Peck. tuberculosis.
Privatcs l\oscph l. Mattingly, pncu-
monla and James T. WEIGH, cmpycma.
DIED or urnuR CAUSES ltNENrL4INFDl
Prlvatcs Frank ] Watson and Arthur
Williams
Wut NDEn MERELY.
Sergeant Edward G. Smith
Corporal Ioscph Thlault
Privatcs John !. Brock. William J
Dillon, Abraham \ fleschcr, Charles II
HarringtOn George kprt cher
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
llcutcnants Narland G Hobbs, George
Peek, Aric Alfred Schardt, Edward Is
Wilcox
Corporals Robert : Ahacki, Timothy J.
Barry. Walker B Boardman
PrivatcS John Y Rcnolt. Harod "
Barry. Gcln II cole. Samuel J Coskcry,
Edward /. Damhruch, Thomas y Elnl1c-
vich. pascualc Fcrrugano, John frcsco,
Tony Frisco. Charles GermaIn PhllIp u
Goss. Harry Gould Charles ] Hogan,
Edward Roscoe l\ilhou. Joseph Lacoy.
Ochdc I.avcllc. Armand l.onncuN. Law
renee r Iovcland. Harold Mcdonald.
Edward |. MCFaddcn, Charles t Me
Lean Lawrence ] Mcnamara Freddie
Il Norcau. Ioscph \uzskS, Daniel J
OLcary. George W Russell Frank -
John. llwtn A. sheldon. Charles Shrri-
dan. Frank y ~ucu~ki George II NJ
Thompson Nron .1or~ian, McrWtn II
Tu;tlc, Peter Nlola tired ; laiic
Previously reported missing. now re-
ported Killed Major Ray Cawthorncnal
Boiling
SUNDAYS CASUALTY LIST.
Washington. April - The total losses
t. the .Nmcr'can overseas army todatc -
3.SlO Of this number Us were Killed IN
action 965 wounded. Is captured. 63
missing. al6 died ~ disease l9l were
Killed III action and 96 died Of wounds
ON General PcrShings list sent yestcr
day 26 casualties are reported. including
two Killed in action. The list follows
KILLED is ACTION
Cook Fabian kulesza.
Private Henry ". Leach.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Lieut. Herbert ;. Richey.
Private Peter +. McArdle.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Privates Martin krIegcr. pneumonia; ;
Edgar r AIurrcll, pneumonia; Max
Zafrcn, cclIuhtis Of neck.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Privatcs Theodore VI Pawlak, Charles
B. knutson.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
I.ieutcnants William Eugene Hcland
or. Leslie t.. Greene.
Corporal~ Weight VI Barnhardt, Ed
ward Corh>s. Frank 4 Edwards
Priyatcs John " Green. Charles 2.
Klein, John ] Murphy Harvey ! Roy,
Ferdinand StangonI, John f. Callahan.
James Cauavan, Leon T.. Caron, Sylvester,
. ( -.
GayIjI-
MISSING II ACTION.
Lieutenant Bernard j Gallagher