The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-17

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MxTLACK. cl.rence B., woed.tewn. n. J.
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PoPow. John. ST. Paul. MINI.
RossEMAN. William. Richmond. MINI.
TuNEEY. Daniel @, Cadillac, Mich.
VALE w ME- william w" Hal; Mont Mi,,
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WoLvERTON. Lester, EdinburS, Va.
wRAY. Thomas Leo, Indianapolis. Ind.
town, \. y.
WOUNDED SEVERELY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates.
MURsKA, Andrick, Baltimore, Nd.
DARGESEZTO. James. Arnold, Pa
HOCHsTRAssER, Junius E, Tetonia'
Idaho.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
RoSENBURG. Henry H, Cresco. Pa.
Private.
HOOD. Joel r, Houston. Tex.
SLlNENSKI. Alexander. Detroit. Mich.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
PREVIOUSLY REr9 1aT MISSING
Privates.
RALKE. Hans c., Climax. MINI.
GoYETrE. Phiisa. Fall River. Mass.
JACON. Jesse. Friend. Neb.
OLSEN Swantine II. E. Elk. Cal.
PEzzoPASE. Joe, Bradley. Ohio.
PERRETTA, Andrea, Paoil. Province OF
RUSSELL, James F.. Horthneid. Mass.
e. L. n,
sGZEMoRE. Richard j.. Matevar. ". Va.
wETZET.. Willard F. sunbury. Tenn
YATES, Lonrie, Wil,ifad. Ark.
SICK N HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
MORRISON. Amos, McGuney. Ohio
sADD1soN, George H. South Bend. Ind
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION.
Private.
DESMOND. Timothy c. san Francisco. Cal.
DIED OF DISEASE, ERRONEoUsIY RE-
PORTED.
Privates.
HENRY, Paul j., 1871 Java St, Brooklyn,
! WILLIAMS. waiter Fort worth. Tex.
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeants.
MURNANE. Frank. ss5 Baldwin nv. Jer-
sew city. y. y.
osTRANbER. Ernest II, Wichita, Kan.
DONAHCE, walter E, Worcester Mass
CorponIs.
KEKUT. Frederick. IL y. Henry st.,
LAMBERT. william A. Masonviue. r. I.
| McBREIN. Edward F, Cleveland Ohio.
| MoSSo, Elmer, wlliiamspor,, Pa.
Mechanic.
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| PLAsKETr. Ezra H. Canton Ohio.
Privates.
ALLAN. June Long Beach. Miss
| BANEGAs, Diego NJ. Dona Ana y NJ
BArso. M!cks. -nhiIsdelphs. Pa.
! BEAt. Horace W, Riverton. Utah,
R R6rEREht 'G HEIi, on Era Ersth Pa Ie
BRACNtA. Frank. Cleveland. Ohio.
RRAzii. Earl B., Henrietta. Tes
| BRYANT. Henry $, Atwood Tenn
| CARNIvALE Tony, Bridgeport, Conn.
CECILIA, Francesca. SCI Madison st, Ho-
CLAMANs, Anthony. 5 State at, Brooklyn.
CLARK. Noah T, GalIpous. Ohio
| COLEMAN. Daniel u. Chicago. III.
| DIXON. Hal. Columbus. Ohio
EBERl.E. stephen J.. Portland. Ore
ENGEN, Engebert Brooten, Mimi.
EEn nW .nn gsG lam. ver r, .., MINI,
GAIZzA; Joseph A. Baxter St. New
YORK, y. \.
GELGER: Marion. Brownsville Fla.
! GLINsKf, Edward, Billings. Mon.
HAM H,MGc Albert, R: +. d: 2, wsr,aw. y. T
HANSON. Henry G Dooley. Mon.
HARMON. ROY J., Charleston, W VI,
hA Az EIi,sb sTi.toShe5 d. 1888 Livingston
HERRoN, jam.s +. 81 Mor TnGSa. M'H Ky
HICKS; panlel F, Derry, \. II, ny
MoIMEN, Alfred. Powers Lake. y. u.
JOHNSON. Bruno. South Manchester
XAATIz. Ear T.. Elirae.,htoxn, Pa
K KIEnT Tp William, Little FAILS. Mion-
KTnh5T{sSgs, FIenk r Ws,.r:. MleS.
McCLEARy. Harry, wrton, 4 D.
MCCARTHY, VIM. b, South Manchester
MINNIE, Fred c. Oakland. Ca.
MASTERS, Marion. Triplet. Ky.
MMAAITT084;s Harrison 4nTI IT, Indianapolis, Ind
MlI.LINER John \. peca Utah.
H HEsTf1>:,> Aired g., g. oEmmstsou,s, Iowa
oRTNER. Charles L., Dunkerton. lows.
PARKINSON, Bernard, Big Lake, Wash.
pFLEEGER, odis, Bennett. switch Ind
RAMoz, Ciprian. wese,, T.v,
RE1CHERT. willibald j.. Coldwatsr, Ohio
ROSE, Henry, Cumberland. Md
RlsTER, oscar, springerton, IL
SOICBERG. Victor g., 232 9th Av, y. Y
SPIRES Alva, Stouts. Ohio
SIMMONS, Philip L.. Toledo. Ohio.
SMITH. Nornie ", Omaha. Neb.
| STAuFFER. Bert, Perrysburg Ohio
SToCKER, John NJ. Rtdlands. cal
THACKER, Ernst. Muller. Ohio.
Titus. Andrew j., Battle Creek, Mich.
Upton James f, Waco. Tex
VAN METER Homer V. Maud Okla.
Won HAGEN, LEO r, Arlington Heights
| Ohio.
NANDFL. William =, Milwaukee. wis.
AI.EN, Eu'l~. Gloucester. Ohio
YATES. Fred, sykes, Mont.
Italian-Da ImRtfau Tale Denied.
WAsHlNGToN, April l6.--An ofiics
despatch 10 the Italian Embassy de
MED reports OF sanguinary clash be
tween Italian troops and Dalmatians.
said relations between the Italians an
Dalmatians continued to be extremel
cordial The report of trouble was sal
| TO have originated a, Stockholm