The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27
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ne l6ii6Fiisg casualties are report
II 81 ~ commanding general OF the
n6t|cah Expeditionary Forces:
I,iiIef a action, IS; died from
...nn6 4 ~: died Of disease, %;
..o..6 + n severely, 17e. Total, 23S.
Killed In Action.
. ~, samuel. Jersey CITY, N. J.
i.SWiS, Stevenson p, Cleveland, o.
H6bSs George .. Philadelphia, Pa
sdissS wsltsr Ernest, Camden. N. J.
nasl Giuseppe. Aufiizzio, Italy.
|,,aT6h Daniel W.; Moblestown, "a.
ofhScz. Bronislaw, New York, N. 7.
fI,lmnhseys: Avery G., Trinity, Texas
Z sbf1ci1e: Leo W., Marlboro. Mass.
5iiE Frederick, spalding, Lincoln
siSF iS Joseph, South Bethlehem,
f fisfawko: Mike, Dover. N. J.
S6hfsck, George Harrison, Pawhuska,
EbMich. Joseph, Dreznicu. Austria.
WILTON. Charles William, Newport, Ky.
.fpIInsnef, Carl w., Pocatello, Idaho.
'fFcifes Christopher, Carlinville, Ill.
1.af0Ve. James, Chicago, ILL.,
Died Of Wounds.
HnE1er
ketfina,, Leo B., Burketsville, Ohio.
Prfyates
A 6Disn. Arthur G., Lime Springs. Ia.
Hf6sT. Burton y, Brooklyn, N. y.
tafn6s. Lawrence NJ Abbeville. Ga.
Danzis, Alexander Arlington, New
York, n. =.
batidonis. peter J., Kovno, Russia.
Il III I0ws: Bryan, Round Grove, Ill.
69nne: John o., Midway, N. D.
ieeSmer. Frank A., San Francisco, Cal.
Mcclure. Buri, Moulton, Iowa.
5IsinEioii, Gerald, New York, N. 7.
semitic; Alexander J., Cleveland, o.
sehnyief. Charles A, 0rratuna, Pa.
|fa6ger, william H., Beech Hill, w.
wounded severely.
cESbb, Newton, Rivesville, W. Va.
ElIis, Robert l., Ottawa Boone Co.,
w. NlI. &.
Hihebaufh. Charles e., Junior, w. Va.
Fhe following cabled corrections are
.sssietl Is an appendix to the regular
II s,t65 "a. ifsta AZ the request of the sew
6fiiil press associations:
MIsSinu n Action, Previously Report.
ed Wounded severely In Action.
RriEktes
dsrrett Russell, Morefield, w. Va.
Hatfield. James r., Big Creek, w. Va.
.Iaffeil, John 81, Chap, w. Va.
Kane! Anthony, Elm Grove, w. va.
Mounted severely In Action, Previ-
odsly reported Missing In Action.
lynch David B., West Milford, w. Va.
W66mdsd Slightly In Action, Previous.
IyEsspoFted Missing In Action.
Private
pAomps0il, Oney, Tonatoaka, w. We. !,
W6nndkH; Degree Undetermined, Pre-
vIousIy Reported Missing In Action.
Blaks. Names ", Orlando, W. Va.
Johnston, Thomas A., Follansbee, w.
FfiE MORNING LIST.
The following casualties are report
ed byfhe commanding general OF the
AMERICAN ssypedit ionary Forces:
Killed ii action, 80; died from
wounds. 49,: died from accident and
Other causes, 3; did Of disease, 81;
R6nnds "a severely, 1874; missing in &C.
Hon, ~. Total, 2s4
Died OF Disease.
nrsdshaw, George. Gary. w. Va.
Mce tinness, John p, Washington, w.
Wounded Severely
IsnSssSn, frank Mckinley, Riverview,
HoxsSton Ruben D., Algonquin. W.
Missing In Action.
HrivateH
C6faNtellas Gonaldo, Salondt, w. va.
Hensy Peter b., Wheeling, w. Va.
MINOR eAsy ALTlES.
Wounded Slightly.
Priyates \
Hailey. Ing hrnm, Weymouth. w. Va.
Byers. Alfred ca Spring Greek, ". Va.
Sheppe Alfred H., Red Sulphur
Springs ". Va.
shinn. Harley r, Wildwood, W. Va.
.StonekingI John L. Glover Gap, w.
Wsundsd tpesree Undetermined.
scafbcroush, Alfred R, Montcole, w.
Wounded Slightly.
Rttvates
'IslFdette, Clyde, Spencer. ". Va.
'Dnttisid. James A., Sutton, w. Va.
. 0ieaker. Arthur N, Parkersburg. w.
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