The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-06
American Dead And
Wounded In France

land, Middleton, Wis; Northmor'
w. Hamill, Detroit; Raymond Z
Hattery, Massilon, o.; Richard {
Hawkins, Gipton, Ia; Joseph Helm
zen, Waterford. N. Y; George A
| Guess, Flint, Mich. Frank w. Hub
bard, Medford, Ore; Chris Josen
Avera, Ia; Ralph II. Johnson, Mil
Run, Pa Alfred F. Kirsch, Clay
ton, Mo-; George p. Kotalik, Ash.
ley, Pa; William c. League, Gaines
vile, Ca. George +. Ledger, Chi
cago; John T. Leidenheimer, Knox
vile, Tenn; Edward J. Lindblad
Six Prong, WASH; Harold T. Lin
nell. Minneapolis; Patrick II. Ma
guire. Harrisonville, Mo; Oswald
]. Martin, Gainesville, Va; Leo A
Miller Thief River Falls, MINI. ;
John II. Moore, St. Louis; WilbeI
r. Moore, Louisville; Roy X. Mos
ner, St. Louis; Raymond r. Munzer
New York City Arthur J. Murphy
Chicago; Harry r. Nelson, Enum-
claw, WASH; Maurice F. O'Neill
St. Louis; John +. Rafferty,, Cleve-
land; Bynum Randolph, Cook
Place, Tenn; Charles Shelby, Chi
cago; Charl, Vermillion, Mass. ;
Charles f. Weld, Chicago; Anselm
B. Zingg, Minneapolis; Lawrence
V. Stevenson, Pittsburgh, Pa; Law
son McBabbitt, Youngstown, III. 4;
Theodore f. Bangs, Bengies, Nd. !;
Emile Blais, Duluth, Mimi; Harry
Bracken, Williamsburg, Pa; William
X. Bray, Batavia, N. Y; Sidney T.
Carter, Vienna, Va; Ernest J Fer
ranti, West Bridgewater, Mass. !;
David J. Hillery, Buffalo, N. ";
Ralph Lindley, Paoli, Ind; William
T. Nolan Jr.. st. Louis; Joseph T.
QUITS, Edgeheld, S. c.; Card Rich
ardson, Goreville, H.; Herbert d.
Sever Ligonier Pa; Merwyn c.
Shaw, Baltimore, Md.
Note: Address OF Second Lieut..
Edgar NJ. Poe, given previously as
Jamestown, X. l., should have been
Baltimore, Md.
Oklahoman and Texan Included.
Washington, July 5.-A marine
corps casualty list yesterday con-
tanned so names divided as fol-
lows:
Killed in action, II; died OF
wounds, 3; died of disease, Il Sc
verely wounded, |; wounded degree
undetermined, IA.
Nathal l.. Pizer, 1l6 Roberts ST.,
Houston, Texas, is listed as killed
in action.
Among the wounded, degree un-
determined, are: Sergt. John p.
Martin, Beaumont, Texas; Private
Percy Clark, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Washington, July 6.-The army
casualty list for Friday contained
q names, divided as follows:
Killed in action, 5; died of
wounds, I; died of accident, and
other causes, |; died of disease, 2;
wounded severely, s. missing in
action. ).
Southerners in the list included:
Died of disease: SERGT. JOHN
w. RAEZER, San Antonio, Tex.
Missing in action: LIEUT.. LE-
ONIDAS B. FAULK, Monroe, La.
The remainder OF the list fol
lows:
Killed in action: Privates James
J. Keogh. New York City; Chris
topher Martin, Butte, Mont; Fred
Slinker, Terry, Mont; Roswell +.
Sleeves, Derby, Conn; Geo. L.
Zornes, kehoe, KY.
Died of Wounds.
Died of wounds: Sergt. John J.
Herold Jr, New York City; Corp.
Leon A. Baribault, Springfield,
Mass; Privates Francisco di Cres-
CO, Sora, Italy; John Dudala, Bor-
corn, Russia; Joseph Kotlyn, Cleve
land; Gottfried Schwemmer, North
Milwaukee, Wis; Frank s. Sny-
der, Meadow Brook, w. Va.
Died of disease: Private Orazio
Zont, Santa Cagga, Italy.
Died of accidents and other
causes: Private Louie Bcrnstetter,
Fedora, Iowa
Wounded Severely.
Wounded severely: Lieut.. A.
Mortimer van Ostrand, Lewiston,
Idaho; Private Roy f.. Lambert,
Cal; Carl A. Olson,
Harrington, Neb.
Missing in action: Privates Har-
old Dieters, Brooklyn; Mather de
Saint Croix, Savannah, N. y;
Marin T. Halein, Brooklyn; Willis
{. Snowman, Bluhill, Maine.
Prisoner (previouslh reported
John Whalen, Boston.
Mass.
Previously reported missing, now |