Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Major Casualties OF
36th and Goth Are
Totalled.
WHOLE LIST IS 56,592
Tabulation Announced IL
Now IS Per Cent
Complete.
10000 UNAcC0UMTeO Foh
Belief Is That Number
Will Be Added Also
to Death List. !"
FIRST SUFFERS HEAVIEST
Regular Divisions Most
Heavily Depleted
in France. K
10000 UNAccoUMTeo FoN
FIRST SUFFERS HEAVIEST

WARRINGTON. Feb. i.--osfici6
,ables Of the major battle casuaiti(
Of tho Aasrican forces In Fvans0
made public today by GENERAL March,
chief Of staff show that approsi-
mately 10000 men rsmain wholly NM
after the ending of hestiiitss The
deaths, InisIns and kaown psissnsss
ere tabulAted up 10 January 10 fGr
each of the 20 combat divIsIeAs vt
General PershinU's army. The tetei
IL $3.50 of. whom i1.<t< are classk
fled ~ fuisstns Or caplufed. An ~
pended statement shows that oNv
10 American military pslssnees wWts
believed 10 bs stiil In 0etmoNv ~
January ; and that t.see pFlsSnsjs
had been cheohsd yp % returuee
snA. tip 1ied IN eopttvIty. "A
The total sheWs thas the setk livl.
sion lost 1854 men IN the majes .oA4s
ssitles ana the seth diytslen, scen
.: y. ~ Y; !; ~ l's:F
Killed Y as,iss. 1i.1ss, 49,
.cynas' ItSeei m's!ans IN sesleA
:'s.s L sri:.n:,:; :. s''ss Gra"s 's'f'
"T%s Hs~sS. s:r .scn = the q
COMBAT divisions Included shsw ~
following totals Of major .oasuAlfis(:
FIRST (HsGuiars) s.1<e,
second - Regularly -,i.pSS.
Trird-( (negulars) elt1.
Fpufih.--lR1Quisrv) y,ess.
nth ReeuIars) 3,bo<.
aiSik-i Rseyiass) iSs,
SEVENTH tRseulars) sc.
Twenty -sisth--t -tNsw England nd
tionai svard) i.est
Twenty y-sevsnth---t New York ne-
tiona. Guard) 1,isA
Twsnty-eiGhth - tPsnnsyivaniA
twenty. .ninth--tNev Jersey. VIZ.
rria. Msryiand. Delaware and Dis
irfct>of Columbia national guard)
iIt7,
Thir,ieth- go Tennessee, North Car.
suard) i.ffs.
Thirty second - tMichinn ana
wiscoosin national Huard) s,sii.
THIRTY third - uiiinois nstionai
Guhrd) iii.
thirty. .fif,h---t Missouri and Kan
sns national Gusrd) i.111.
Thirty y-sixth-t Texas and Okias
hops national Huard) sss.
FORTY y-second--- tRainbow) $3.50. N
Seventy y-seven,h--t New York Net
Seventy y-eiGhth-.-New York en-
northern Pennsylvania nstion1i
army 1875.
EiRhtieth fNrw Jersey. vt01lnio,
Maryland. Delaware ana Dirf1at q
Columbia national army, 1855,
Seventy ninth 80 teouthern Penn
sylvaniA national army f.1as.
Eighty first trtnnessee. North
Carolina and south Carolina nationet
army. $40.
Eighty second ,oeorsIa. Alabama
and Florida national army, i.ssf.
EiRhiy-eiKhth Minnesota. Iowa.
Nebraska. North Dakotn and South
Dah o,a national srmy. ~.
Eighty ninth tkansas. MissousS
and colorado national army. 1855
Mexico and Oklshoms national
Ninety first washington. oregon.
| California. Nevada. Utah, Idaho,
! Montana ana wyominx). i.T0s.
Ninety second National army nA
Rroes1. All
Nincty third tnn,ionai army nj
gtoesl. tts.
! In the national army division The
rrsimen,al Losses ~ the SSH In
fRntry. roth division. were the heay.
lest. totaiiins 500
Two tables of prisoners taken by
The enemy, one prepared by the
! American Red cross and the other
| by the adlutsnt generals office,
we're given out Roth show much
larger totals than the announced list
~ known military prisoners, but this
latter will he Increased and the mum.
her of missing In action correspond
ingly decreased by checking The
Red Cross total In b.2ts, lncludins
tssT military prisoners The adlu.
tant general reported tet, of which
t9i6 wrre military prisoners
The adIutant generals records
show $500 prisoners have been r~-
leased and iis died IN captivity
Practically all prisoners nov are out
/ NJ Germany.
In Killed In action the first reEu-
lar division leads the list with |, sol
| other divisions with more than i.oob
| men Killed ~ action stand In tho
| following order
Tkt,d oOts lsd 1n2. IN