Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-09


two lists released to-day. OF these,
SO men were killed in action, of
whom six were Pennsylvanians.
The summary of to-day's casual
ties is:
Killed in action ...-......... SO
Died of wounds 103
Died of disease ...,........ 16S
Wounded severely :. ........ 323
Missing in action " 49I
Died from accident and other
causes
Died from aeroplane accident.
Wounded, degree undetermin-
ed ......... .'..'
Wounded slightly ..........:.
Total TAT
The Pennsylvanians mentioned
are:
KILLED IN ACTION
Lieutenant
Johon Martin Wesoloski, Imperial.
Corporals
Arthur w. Dollman. Pittsburgh.
Stormont Pollock, Philadelphia.
Privates
Joseph p. Szedlock, Elkland.
Samuel Turner, Philadelphia.
Raymond A. Esterley, Emans.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Sergcants
Frank Lees, Monessen.
William E. Rawlings, Peckville.
DIED OF DISEASE
Lieutenants
William Earl stephens, Philadel-
phia.
Sergeant
Malcolm P. Law, Kingston.
Corporals
Coleman r. Havens, Glenside.
darin SlinnarV
Rock.
Private
Eugene f. Scott, Coatesville.
DIED FROM AEROPLANE ACCI-
DENT
Lieutenant
John J. Fisher, Punxsutawney.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Sergeant
Anthony Scanlan, Lost Creek.
Crawford c. Strine, Waynesboro.
Privates
=. Mike Brunyak, Clarence.
Harry r. Hoffman, North York.
John r. Hood, Philadelphia.
James Lee, Pittsburgh.
Harry e. Anderson, Coatesville.
Frederick L. Melte, Austin.
MISSING IN ACTION
Privates
George I. Mangis, Pittsburgh.
hlLI4tD IN ASlioLN, IhLtlo
REPORTED MISSING IN AC-
TION
Corporals
John Michael Bretschneider,
Broughton.
y Clyde H. Santee, Athens.
Privates
James Bearhart, Ginter.
Dominick Caterina, Washington.
Louis Mogavero, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SEVERELY, PRE-
VIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION
Tony Benkis, Boswell.
Stephen Johnson, Bloomsbury.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY, PRE-
VIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION
Corporal
George j. Raum, Grafton.
Privates
Michael P. Cintala, Nanticoke.
Craig NJ. Thorn. New Bethlehem.
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER-
MINED, PREVIOUSLY REPORT
ED MISSING IN ACTION
Corporal
Louis +. Trapp, Philadelphia.
Priyates
Ray c. Brant, Cairnbrook.
Henry Joseph Conlin, Homestead.
Ernest A. Goehns, Philadelphia.
Joseph r. Kern, Willow Grove.
Earl w. Reibsame, Sunbury.
Rene Tissot, Philadelphia.
SICK IN HOSPITAL, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN AC-
TION
Private
Fred w. PETER, Bloomsbury
RETURNED TO.DUTY, PREVIOUS
LY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION
Privates
Michael ]. Hiney, Villanova.
John E. Kiner, Norris.
Bert. Readman, Beaverdale.
Edward NJ. Reese, Philadelphia.
Robert Smith, Meyersdale.
George Tomuletz, McKees Rocks.
DIED FROM WOUNDS
PrivateS
Edgar G. Brougher, Cokeville.
Elmer NJ. Bruce, Beaver Falls.
William J. Farmer, McKeesport.
Percy Greavens, Irwin.
Charles e. Kuhn, State College.
Jacob Miller, Greensburg.
John Moore, Columbia.
William J. Meyer, Rehersburg.
Harold p. Adams, Langeloth.
DIED OF DISEASE
Frank H. Buchanan, Emerson.
Charles T. Conley, Narberth.
Chester A Curry, Kerrmoor.
! Charles M. Dehart, Reynoldsville.
Cecil A. Hartford, Elmhurst.
Ivan K. Hilliard, De Bois.
Dallas W. Rooms. Philadelphia.
Oscar ]. Long, Hamburg.
Maurice +. Wilmer, Swathmore.
William III. Stanley Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
PrivateS
James II. Wood. Philadelphia.
John S. Jenkins, Danville.
Giuseppe Gristoforo, Tiona.
John L. Flynn, Dunmore.
Elias j. Kroustoris, Pittsburgh.
Sam Martin, Shenandoah.
Karoi Rakoski, Fayette City.
John f. Sexton, Pittsburgh.
George Short, Fairhaven.
Thomas ]. Taylor, Carbondale.
MISSING IN ACTION
Privates
John Budnick, Philadelphia.
Emanuel Goodman, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY, PRE-
VIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED
IN ACTION tea