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life, Hartford, Conn; Arthur Nc
Glnnis, Rice Lake, Wis, George
Ernest Marson. Detroit. Mich; Al
bert Molenkamp, Ferrysburg, Mich;
James O'Brien, Roxbury, Conn;
Thomas +. O'Brien, Hartford,
Conn; Daniel J. O'Leary, Worces-
ter, Mass; James Passedo, Mt. Yer
non, N. Y; Joseph Pelky, Granite
Vile, Mass; Clinton Reeves, Gran
dali, Tenn; John ". Reid, Waco,
Texas; Leroy NJ. Roberts, Gladson-
bury, Conn. Frank Rose, Shelby
vile, Mich; John Skulski, Thomas
ton, Conn; Grover Smith, GOWN,
Ala; Henry G. Stolte, Chicago, III;
Charles J. Stopka, Baltimore, Md;
Guy G. Sullivan, Coldwater, Mich;
Alfred +. Thompson. Burlington,
Vt; Ray Timmons, Paw Paw. Mich;
Edmond J. Toomey, New Britain,
Conn; Joseph F. Tracy, Hartford,
Conn; Myrl F. United, Ivanzeys-
burg, Ohio; Edwin Valley, New
Bedford, Mass; Charles M White,
Ky; William E.
White, Mooers Falls, n. y; Walter
New Britain, Conn.
Wounded.
degree undetermined
SERGEANT Scion Prince, Spring
field, Mass
CORPORALS David G. Gourley,
Chicago, H.; William H Hoffman,
Quincy, Ill; Henry c. Hyslop, Chi
cago, III; Stewart f MuschOtt,
Joliet, ILL.,; William A. Veech, OF
tumwa, Iowa; Carroll Nelson, Bed
ford, Iowa.
PRIVATES Henry P. Garside,
Jr., Fall River, Mass; Bruno S.
Grande, Chicago, Ill; Joseph Hen
messy, Chicago, Ill; Delmar Hud-
son, Ponder, Mo; Lloyd H. Mckib-
ban. Fort Des MOines. Iowa; John
P. Miner, Luverne. Mimi; Henry
c. Nation, Abba, Iowa; Thomas r.
Schubert, Chicago, Ill; Charles 2.
Shockly, Ames, Iowa; Charles J.
Stanley, Canon City, Colo; Walter
Sulowsl1i, Chicago, Ill; John Wag-
ner, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Frank
NJ WaIheim, Joliet, Ill; Cecil NJ.
Ward. Glenwood, Iowa; Henry G.
Zyburt, Chicago, I'll.
Missing in Action.
LIEUTENANTS George P. Glenn,
LynchbGrg. Va; George W. Pur-
year, Memphis, Tenn.
SERGEANTS Elmer Auchen-
paugh, Brooklyn, n. Y; Francis NJ.
Keller, South Whitley, Ind; Frank
Latimer, Waterbury, Conn.
CORPORALS E. a. Browne, West
land, r. l.; Hugo Garbaden, New
York, n. Y; John D. Grover, Low
ell, Mo; Michael F. Mccarthy, Wa
terbury, Conn; Martin J. McHUgh,
m, Binghamton, n. Y; Steve Mix
olof, Walnut Grove, Mimi; Karl
r. Scott, Waterbury, Conn; John
Frank Smith, Chicago, Ill; James
F. Walsh, Wesbury, n. Y.
BUGLER James Michael Benson,
Binghamton, n. Y.
PRIVATES Henry c. Barnes,
Center, Miss; Harlan ". Chamber
lain, Brandon, Vt; Jack Cumpy,
Pa; Lyman Fishfan-
ger. New York, N. Y; Francis Al
oysius Ford, Jersey City Heights,
N. j.; Eugene D. Hare, Fnosburg
Falls, Vt; Ernest Joseph Hannig,
rim, Brooklyn, n. Y; Jack n. Cor
da, Hartford, Conn; Joe Loukitis,
Ladd, Ill; Michael p. Mccormick,
Choconut, Pa; Thomas F. Nc
Laughlin, Otsego, Mich; John p
Winchester, Mass; Thorn
as Morrison, South Manchester,
Conn; Edward J. O'Brien, WOTCes-
ter, Mass: John ODonnell, WO-
burn. Mass; William Otto, Chelsea,
Mass; Robert c. Ray, Cowpens, S.
C.; Robert Robinson, ROsindale, \.
Y; Raymond ]. RosseeI, WOrces-
ter, Mass: John W. Ryan, PTOvi-
dence, r. l.; Andrew J. Satti, New
London, Conn; William II. Skeets.
LOckpoTt, n. Y; Frank Stanishi,
Philadelphia, Pa; Thompson o.
Teal, EokO, Ga; Alexander p
Thompson, Winchester. n H; En-
nest R Ward, Morrisville, Vt;
Amos T. White, Houlton, Maine;
Richard c White, Newport, n H
Bryan C. Wilbur, St. Paul, Mimi;
Frank w. Woods, Woburn, Mass;
Porter R Raulerson, West Palm
Beach, Fla; Ralph J. Rel, Frank
lin, N. H; Edward Henry Rennie,
BinghamtOn, \. y; Archie l. Row
ley, Warren, Pa; Clyde Savage,
Bangor, Maine; Charles P. Schild-
knecht, Binghamton, \. Y; Donald
f. Scott, Syracuse, \. Y; Lon b
Simmons. TupelO, Ark; Henry ST.
mons, Philadelphia, Pa; Frank
Sheets, Lockport, \. Y; John So
bOnsh, Scranton, Pa; John T Stin-
son, Philadelphia, Pa; Eddie Clyde
Taylor, MiddletoWn, Mo; General
Trent, Luther, Tenn; Nick Vistay,
Mingo Junction, Ohio; Arson Wa
ger, Rhineback, y. Y; Albert F.
Waters, Worcester, Mass; Alex
Whisky, Lincoln. \. H
Prisoner.
PRIVATE Michael Viola, Phila-
delphia, Pa
(SECTION TW0.)
The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding general
of the American expeditionary
forces:
Missing in action, n.
Wounded severely, 81.
Died of wounds, 6.
Wounded, degree, undetermined,
%.
Total, 1914.
Killed in Action.
SERGEANT Harry J. Donahue,
Philadelphia, Pa