The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-24
GERMANY SENDS LIST AMERICANS HELD PRISONERS Two Hundred Are Now in Enemy Camps, Includ-
 ing Sailors and
 Soldiers

Washington, March 23.--An official list of 200 Americans now prisoners in German camps, made public to- night by the state department, records the death of Charles HempheI, shot wbiIe attempting to escape In Sep ten,hcr, 1917, and the death of Andrew Campbell Murtroy. an aviator. brought down near ParSny, September 30, 1917.
 The only American officer in the list Is Lieut.. Harold Willis of Newton, Mass, an aviator. captured at Verdun Camp Gutersloh Evidently Willis was an officer in French esquadrille.
 The list reported by the royal Prus- sian war ministry and transmitted by the German government to the state department through the Spanish em b2ssy in Berlin and the Spanish le- ssltion in Berne, contains the names of American troops captured in trench raids, crews of captured ships and sur- Vivors of captured ships
 The list also includes the names of American engineers caught in the Ger man turning movement at Cambrai
 LIST OF SOUTHERNERS
 The names of the southern men in- cluded in the list of prisoners follow:
 At Camp Tuche West Prussia Cap- tured at Elas-Lothrington on November II, 1917, eight Americans, including Sergt Edgar M. Halyburton, stony Point, N. C.: and prvates John P. Lester. Tut wiler, Miss. Vernon Kendall Roll, Olka Daniel B Gallagher, West Blocton, Ala
 At Cacp koln, Rhein: Edmund Lem meu, civilian, date, place captured and address not given.
 At Camp Havelberg: Captured in Ger man cities. Josef and Maria Foaster, Jacob Nochum Kukhs, Leon Poinsignon, Karl Hummel, address given show for eign residence.
 Taken from an enemy munitions ship october 6, 1918, addresses not given: Hu- bert Henry and George Fawery
 At Camp Cassel; Christian Keppler, date. place of capture and address not given.
 At Camp Havelberg: Taken In Ber- lin, June ?, 1917, address not given, Bruno Broun; from the steamer Esmer- aldas. captured in the Atlantic March 10 1917. l3, including Walter Perkins, Whitley. Ky; Edward Mcdonald, ad- dress not given.
 From the destroyer Jacob. Jones, picked and date of capture not given: Raoul Soulois, address unknown.
 Fro mthe destroyer Jacob Jones' picked up in English channel December 6. 1917: Albert De Mello, New Bedford, Mass; {; John F. Murphy, Newport. R. I.
 At Camp Duimen: From the steamer Esmeraldas, captured In the Atlantic Eugene Boykin. Anderson, s. C.: Oscar c. Byrd Roanoke. Va; Frederick w. Carter Newport News, Va. Henry j.. Martin, Walton. Fla; Thomas Moore, Norfolk, Va. Leslie F. Pedigo. Louis vile, Ky: Bernard Rogers. Ceres, Va; Everett, G. Earnhardt, Charlotte, N. G.; Clifford IL. Godsie, Appamatox. Va; Lew is F. Hanbury, Norfolk, Va, Henry Hen drey. Norfolk. Va; Thomas H. McCar- thy Richmond, Va; Jesse Wallace, Ches- terfield S. C.; Zebulon Williams Rich mond Va, and Albert w. Santee, Dunn barton, Va.
 From the steamer Georgis, capturde December 10, 1916. total of S4, includ- ing John McCarty, Haverhill (state not given).
 Twenty eight engineers, captured at Gouzicourt November 30 1917. including. Peter Tingto (no town given) and Will liam MeKellar, Tampa. Fla.
 At Camp Rastatt, Baden: Alfred Dixon, civilian. captured at Lens, November 2l, 1916 address not given.
 At Camp Frankfurt Main: Rudolf Bockel and Nikolaus Hotmann, both ci- williams. other details lacking.
 At Camp Beeskow: Dr. John Brown, Hampton. Va, captured in Atlantic from steamer Esmeraldas.
 At Camp Holsminden: pr. John Da- vies Columbus, Miss, captured In North Atlantic from steamer Georgic, pr. Her. bert Snyder, Norfolk, Va, from steamer Voltaire
 statement by the committee on pub lie information accompanying the list of prisoners said:
 Mail intended for any prisoner Of war intsrned in Germany should be addressed to the prisoner by name. followed py American prisoner of war. via New York city and the name and location of the prison camp at which he is in