Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-01
American
Casualty List

The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general Of
the American expeditionary forces
Killed in action, 10; wounded severely
10; died of wounds, S; wounded, de.
gree undetermined, II; died of dis
ease. |. Total, 203.
Killed in Action.
It. Thomas V. Stilwell, New York City.
Serst Jerry, Clayton, New York City.
Corp. Vincent NJ. Bowes. Syracuse. N. Y
Tony W. Bear. Clesrmont. Mo.
Frank l.. Brooks. Keene. N. II.
Carl Knudson Finstad, washburn, Wis.
Joseph Gallant. New Bedford. Masa
wasil Kovaswiek, Russia.
william Martel. Salmon Falls. N. Fl.
Charles r.. Sherman. Booth Bay Harbor
Me.
Died Of Wounds.
Musician Fred J. slager. Rochester. N. r
Howard e. Board. Bedford. Va.
Marvin II. Hanson, Grafton. N. d.
william v. McCAffrey, Washington, Pa
George Neher, Oshkosh. Wis.
Died Of Disease.
1t. Gerrett A, Cochran, wiliiamsport, Pa
Wounded Severely.
Capt. Edward J. Schmidt. Manitowoc. Wis
1t, Harry C. Hill. Pittston, Pa.
Theodore g. Lewis. Mcfarland Wis
sergt. William 8, Buxton. Worcester
Mass.
sergt Louis Downs, Eau Claire, wis,
Sergt William e. Fanslow, jr.. Chicago.
H.
serst Edward Alfred Mascho,sk. NIL
waukee. Wis
sergt Emil Henry sehlinkcr. Ann Arbor.
Mich.
sergt James Short. Big Rapids. Mich.
Sergt. Henry Robert Wallace, Chicago. III
Corp. Charles 8. Bennett. Tulsa, okl.
Corp. Peter A. Dean, Kensington, Conn. .
Corp. Oscar r. pruckrey, Gillct. Wis.
Corp. Paul J. Evans. Scranton. Pa.
Corp. Robert e. Farmer. Charlotte Court
House, Va.
Corp, John Earl Franey. Aliouez. Wis.
Corp George =. Fuller. Uniontown, Pa.
Corp. Wilbur w. Lahue. st. Joseph, Mo.
Corp. Louis Murphy. Hannibal, Mo.
Corp. Cam Nytroen. Minneapolis. Minn.
Corp. Everett c. Stutsman. Harlan, Ia.
Corp. Clarence Waller. Amherst Junction.
Wis.
Corp. Frank Earl Fox. owosso. Mich.
Corp. Charles Collins Freeman, owosso.
Mich.
Corp. Stephen Mansold. South Kaukauna.
Wis.
Master Electrician Paul N. RobiiIard.
New London, Conn.
Harold Edward Anderson. South Amboy.
N. J.
John BaEisy, Centralia, Mo.
Arthur n. Baker, Beverly. Mass
Joseph Beck. Chicago, Ill.
William Bell. Eau Claire, via
Howard Bengo. London. Ky.
Arthur W. Benhart, Taylor. Neb.
william Bosedon, Chicago. III.
Crawford Jacob Bonnsll, Lansing, Mich.
Arthur II. Bretscher. Springfield. Ill.
Othar Burnett, Turner Station. Ky.
Stephen II. Cartwright Fairfield, N. c.
Joseph Colbert, Somerville, Mass.
John Drouse. Pinconning, Mich.
Frank d. Edwards, Palo. Mich
Joseph Edwards, Onaway. Mich.
Robert w. Helm, Pottsvtlle. Pa.
william r. Holden, Creston, Colo.
Ignacs Percsek, Detroit, Mich.
Ralph l.. Reynolds. Beloit, Wis.
Jos Rozzi, Masontown, Pa,
Kenneth Thorn, Eau Claire. wis.
Clarence J: Wagner. Hamburg: Pa.
Cameron II. Waite. Danville, Pa.
Edward Eddie walther. Brooklyn, N. 7,
Gust Fred Wiesner, Thorpe. Wis.
Thomas J. Wiley, Baltimore, Nd.
Walter Zaiaxowsiti. Milwaukee. WIS.
Henry E. orn, Chicago.
Howard Reid Case. Flint. Mich.
James r. Collins. Chicago.
Joseph E. Crosswhite. Versailles, Mo.
Glen L. Davidson, owosso, Mich
John II. Davis. Philadelphia, Pa.
John Devine. Philadelphia, Pa.
Total number OF casualties to Date, IN
ciuding those reported above:
Killed In action tincluding iH At seal.
l,715; died Of wounds, l,t2f: died Of dis
sase, 1893: died OF accident and other
causes, 7B3: wounded In action. 11,oss; miss
Ing In action tincluding prisoners), ablS.
Total, 23,070.
Reduce died Of accident and other causes
two. because OF duplication--previeusly re.
ported missing In action. now reported died
In Germany.