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91 a THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1918. BROOKLYN AND L. I. HEROES WHOSE NAMES ARE ON CASUALTY LISTS Lt.

Herman G. Wotherspoon, Co, D. 104th has been severely wounded, but a' letter received recently, by his, brother, George Wotherspoon 25th Elmhurst, L. states that the young man has left the hospital. Lt Wotherspoon is 35 1 years old.

He is married. Lt. Wotherspoon was formerly a quartermaster sergeant in the old Seventh Regt. After the to U'nited States declared war on Germany Lt. Wotherspoon entered the Officers Training School at Spartanburg, 8.

was then menthe Quartermaster Corps, and ber of when he arrived in France he was alven his commission as lieutenant. Capt. James Wotherspoon, a veteran Seventh is a brother of of the Lt. Wotherspoon. Corp.

Charles K. Kiester. Corp. Charles K. Kiester of 276 Front Hempstead, L.

has been killed. according to a letter from John Reimer Jr. 10 Kiesler's parents. said that he SEL Kiesler's name on a casualty list in France and he was. listed as "killed in action." Joseph Kiesler, the soldier's father, had received notice from the War Department that his son had been missing in action since August 26.

No letter been received from him in that time. P'st. John T. Ritzer. Put.

John T. Ritzer, 24 years old. of Glen Cove, L. died in France of pneumonia on November 8. He was the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Ritzer of Brooklyn. He went overseas in May, following his enlistment in the old Seventh Regt. During his residence in Glen Cove he was connected with the Pratt estate. He leaves a brother.

Frederick, of Brooklyn, and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Pitman of Glen Cove and Mrs. I. Kannard of Brooklyn. Prt.

Budd Russell Pyt. Budd Russell Somers of 677 Decatur st. was killed in action on October 12. He was one of the first contingent to be called to Camp Upton. He was transferred later to Camp SUDD R.

SOMERS 79 Saviour. Pvt. James A. Brady. Gordon and sailed for France early this year.

Pvt. Somers was married Miss Daisy E. Saxby of Brooklyn. He was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.

Eli Somers of Warren, and his brother, Holmes Somers, is also in service in France. He was 28 years old. Pvt. Andrew W. Rolff.

Pyt. Andrew W. Rolff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.

Rolff of 370 Chauncey died of pneumonia at Scottish Red Cross Hospital in France on October 27. While on the firing line he contracted influenza which later developed into pneumonia. His mother received a letter from the matron of the hospital, Margaret S. Riddell, in which she stated that Pvt. Rolff was in a critical conwhen he was admitted to the hospital, but that everything possible was being done for him.

The following day she received another letter in which the matron stated that he had passed away and had been buried with full military honors. She also sent the number and location of his grave and assured his mother that would be possible to locate it at any time. On September 3 Private Rolff was gassed, and after spending about six weeks in a hospital with one his sergeants, who was also wounded, they returned to their command. The last letter received from Pvt. Rolff was written on October 19.

In he told his mother that he was feeling fine and dandy and that if they kept on getting the Huns as they were doing, why we'd soon have the whole German Army. He enlisted in Troop 1st Cavalry, and was transferred Co. of the 105th M. G. at Spartanburg.

S. C. He sailed for France in May. Pyt. Rolff was graduate of P.

S. 73 and Brooklyn Evening High School, and a member the English Lutheran Church of Our Pvt. James A. Brady of 517 St. Mark's ave.

was killed in action on October 28. Drafted on October 10. 1917, he was assigned to Batt. B. 304th F.

at Camp Upton, and sailed for France in April. Pvt. Brady was educated at St. Teresa's School, and before his induction into service was an agent for the Evening Sun and Telegram. Pvt.

Brady formerly lived at 1237 Fulton st. with his mother. Catherine two sisters, Rose and Mary, two brothers, Hugh and Sgt. John J. P.

Brady of Co. E. 68th now at Camp Sheridan, Ala. Since the report came his mother and several friends have received letters dated October 28, all written in a cheerful vein. Some contain funny incidents of his life in France.

He was born in Brooklyn on December 2, 1893. Pit. Albert A. Klaiber. Pvt.

Albert A. Klaiber of Co. 106th A was killed in action on July 31. His parents, Robert and Caroline Klaiber of 31 Frankfort received a letter of condolence from the first lieutenant of Pvt. Klaiber's company, which read in part: "The facts concerning Albert can be explained as follows: I was in command of two platoons of Co.

when we went up to the line to take over some British machine- gun positions. During the time we were there a couple nof raids took place and Mount Kemmel was taken by our division. On the night of July 31. about 9:30 p.m., we were hit quite hadly and your son was one of the unfortunates. I was right near him on the road when our men were hit, and I assure you he Was given the best possible care untier the conditions.

I had his body removed to the rear and he was buried Remy Siding, near Abelle, which was just. across the line from Bel- Pyt. Klaiber enlisted soon after war declared. and was transferred TOLD the First Cavalry to the 106th G. B.

He was a graduate of P. 8. No. 10 and Manual Training H. Where he distinguished himself as an athlete, having 1 been captain of the Lacrosse and hockey teams and a football player.

He also belonged to the Omega Gamma Delta fraternity. Pet. Klaiber was born on April 17, 1898. Pvt. Joseph A.

Riordan, old. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Riordan, formerly of 910 Ave now of 135 Prospect Park South, killed in action on September He was a member of Co. M.

and had been in France May. Pyt, Riordan joined the Regt. in 1917 and he was sent State to guard the aqueduct prior going to Spartanburg, where he transferred to the 106th. He 149 Brooklyn-L. I.

Men In Casualties Today KILLED IN ACTION. Sgt. John R. Hart, 4158 18th ave. Charles K.

Kiesler, Hempstead, L. I. Corp. Richard W. Strong, 3990 Fulton Woodhaven.

Corp. Gustave, W. Thomson, 313 Glenmore ave. Pvt. William Allen.

339 S. Fourth st. Pvt. Alfred W. Benoit, 2815 Emmons ave.

Pvt. Jaseph J. Brand, 563 Fouth ave. 1'vt. John S.

Brandino, 1354 70th st. James A. Brody, 517 St. Marks ave. Pvt.

Rudolph Capelle, 724 Carroll st. Pvt. William H. Conwell, 316 89th Pvt. John J.

Dwyer, 182 Eighth st, Long Island City. Pvt. Harry R. Gregory, 1485 Bushwick ave. Robert A.

Higgs, 50 Delaware Flushing. Pvt. Samuel Lazow, 353 Wallabout st. Pvt. Peter T.

Leonard, 128. Bay 34th st. Pvt. Henry Merthing, 12 Park pl. Pvt.

Frank A. Meyer, 52 Union Jamaica. Pvt. Irwin Minzenheimer, 710 Quincy st. Pvt.

Gaetano Miranda, 770 Liberty ave. Pyt. William J. Noonan, 1657 60th st. Pvt.

Christy Roseman, 255 46th Pvt. Frank Santasiri, 157 Bay 14th st. Budd R. Somers, 677 Decatur st. Pvt.

Frederick A. Tieman, 355 Eastern Parkway, Pvt. Philip Weber, 72 Garrett st. Pvt. William Wendt, 1460 East 12th st.

DIED OF WOUNDS. Sgt. Henry W. Steneck, 457 Third ave. Pvt.

Stacy T. Brooks, East Marion, L. I. ident st. Theodore P.

Jensen, 703 Pvt. Louis Langdon, 11 North Vil-' lage Rockville Centre, L. I. Pvt. Anthony LaRuffa, 339 McDougal st.

Pvt. Augustine Santuci, 586 20th st. Pyt. Frank Walker, 311 Butler st. DIED OF DISEASE.

Corp. August Mauer, 25 Lincoln Rovkville Centre, L. I. Wagoner George R. Argue, 1146 Nostrand ave.

Pvt. Lidovico Deponso, Lawrence, Lift. Harry W. Herbert, 725 Elmont pl. Pvt.

Harry C. Johnson, Long Branch Glen Cove, I. Pvt. John T. Ritzer, School Glen Cove.

Pvt. Abraham Rosen, 207 Graham ave. WOUNDED SEVERELY. Wilhelm A. Gartner, 4948 Capt.

Beaufort Richmond Hill. Lt. Thomas W. Rikeman, 2074 East Third st. Lt.

Herman G. Wotherspoon, 9 25th Elmhurst. Sgt. Michael J. Bush, 37 Second Woodside.

Sgt. James J. Finn, 339 Herkimer st. William D. Lydecker, 850 Sgt.

Greene ave. Edgar F. Powell, 383 Ferry st. Michael Saggese, 187 Bay 20th st. Sgt.

Valentine Weidlein, 1636 Bergen st. Sgt. Francis J. Wall, 141 Luqueer st. Sgt.

Victor Vigarito. 183 Sands st. Ralph L. Ellis, 1486 WoodCorp. haven Corp.

William J. Frey, 123 JefferWoodhaven. son st. Corp. William H.

Hock, 1852 Decatur st. Corp. Thomas F. Hyland, 469 61st st. Corp.

James F. Leonard, Farmingdale, L. I. Corp. Harry C.

Levinson, 1145 President st. Corp. Bernard McNulty, 560 Ovington ave. Richard W. Matthews, Hempstead, L.

I. Corp. James W. Meehan, 217 Division ave. Corp.

Charles J. Tiernan, 329 89th st. Bugler Thomas A. Murphy, 438 Baltic st. Mechanic Thomas F.

Hewitt, 602 Vanderbilt ave. Pvt. Richard M. Barra, 532 Rutland road. Pvt.

Joseph E. Borelli, 14th Long Island City. Pvt. Charles A. Brazier, Castle 100.

Gould, Port Washington, L. I. Pvt. Louis Brotman, 669 Hendricks st. Pvt.

Thomas Carvey, 1408 Ave. H. Pvt. Anthony DeMeo, 10 Navy st. Pvt.

Antonio Dilorenzo, 166A 22d st. Pvt. Peter J. Doran, 164 Grand ave. Pvt.

Jacob Drahkin, 1820 Beaver st, Pvt. Morris Epstein, 74 Sumner ave. on May 10. Pvt. Riordan was born in Brooklyn and graduated from P.

S. No. 10. While at Brooklyn tory School he felt called upon to serve the country, and enlisted before completing his course. His family received their last letter from him 011 September 24.

A memorial mass will be celebrated for him Wednesday at St. Saviour's R. C. Church. Sgt.

Arthur Wolfe. Sgt. Arthur Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wolfe of Glen Cove, died of pneumonia on November 8.

He was born in Lee, twentyeight years ago. He was a member of Co. 407th Telephone Batt. of the Signal Corps. Sgt.

Wolfe enlisted soon after war was declared and trained at Camp Vail, Little Silver, N. J. He went overseas in August, 1917. The battalion figured in some very vital work and was commended for its important and gallant work by Gen. Russell.

Sgt. Wolfe was in the employ of the New York Telephone Company in Glen Cove. He was a charter member of James Norton Council, K. of and a member of St. Patrick's R.

C. Church. He leaves his parents, three sisters, Margaret, and Louise, and five brothers, Lawrence, Joseph and Pvt. William Wolfe. Prt.

Daniel McCauley. Prt. Daniel McCauley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCauley of Glen Head, L.

was killed in action 0n1 October 26. Pvt. McCauley was 26 years old and went to Camp Upton in September, 1917, with the first contingent to leave Glen Cove. He overseas with the 306th Inf. Headquarters Co.

On October 21 he wrote' about coming out of the trenches after seven days frightful fighting. He leaves his parents, three sisters and three brothers. Pvt. Edward A. Harley.

Pvt. Edward A. Harley, reported a3 missing in action on September 16. is recovering from wounds in a hospital in France. He is a a member of Cu.

H. 315th Inf. In recent letter to his sister, Mrs. Winifred McMahon, of 724 Classon he told how he was wounded. Pvt.

Harley was employed as a 'longshoreman when he was inducted into the army. He is 25 years old. received part of his education at Cathedral School in Philadelphia, fin ishing it in this city at St. Joseph's parochial school. He is a member of St.

Teresa's R. C. Church. Put. Walter J.

Noonan. up- Pvt. Walter J. Noonan, 21 years old, to of 1657 60th was killed in action was on September 27. He joined Co.

vailed 23d In 1910, and went to the started overseas last Good Friday with Co. 302d Engs. In his last letter he wrote: "I was shot in the left heel with a machine gun and for two months was in a hospital. Before I was shot I figured in some exciting engagements with the enemy, and you can believe every word when say that the American boys acquitted themselves nobly. None of us knew danger after we were over the top and I was the second man of the company to be shot.

Besides killing Germans we captured a lot of them. Knowing the German language I had a good chance to talk with many of them while they were same hospital with me. These poor fellows, some of whom were like boys, told us that the Germans had lost nearly all their infanall they had left was some artillery. The morale of the Germans is entirely gone and you should have seen how happy they were to be taken prisoners and get something to cat." Sgt. Michael Saggese.

Shot in both legs, Sgt. Michael Saggese of 187 Bay 20th a member of Co. 107th expects to have to remain at Base Hospital 29 in Tottenham, England, for the next few months. Sgt. Saggese enlisted a year and a half ago with the 55th and was sent to Chattanooga, to train with the Regular Army.

When Camp Dix was opened he was sent there to instruct Co. I. 310th in some phase of ordnance technique, and before his departure for France was MICHAEL SAGGESE transferred and promoted to rank of sergeant. In the St. Quentin-Cambrai drive he was severely wounded.

Sgt. Saggese was born in Italy 27 years ago. In Brooklyn he lived with his sister, Mrs. R. DeNicola, and was in the undertaking business.

He belonged to many Italian organizations and attended the Y. M. C. A. School.

He 1S also a Mason. Corp. Charles J. Tiernan. Corp.

Charles J. Tiernan, 26 years old. of 324 89th a member of Co. 106th was gassed on September 28. He enlisted in the 14th Regt.

in July, 1917, and was sent to Spartanburg, S. where he was transferred 'to the 106th Inf. He left for France 011 May 10. was born in County Leitrim, Ireland. and was educated in the Tullencross National School.

Pvt. Tiernan attended St. Patrick's R. C. Church and was employed by Arbuckle Bros.

Put. Edwin Lewis. Pvt. Edwin Lewis, son of Mrs. Delphin Lewis.

of 75 Franklin Hempstead, L. was wounded either late in September or early in October. according to a. letter received by the young man's mother. The letter was written by 2.

comrade from a base hospital in France. It was dated November 4. Pvt. Lewis is a member of Co. I.

127th Inf. He waS sent to Camp Upton last April, and later went Camp Devens, from where he "started for overseas. P'vt. Lewis is 28 years old, and the son of a veteran of the Civil War. Corp.

Richard W. Matthews. Corp. Richard W. Matthews, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles S. Matthews, of Bennett Hempstead, L. was wounded in action on August 17. He was wounded previously on June 4.

Corp. Matthews is the first Hempstead boy to earn his second wound stripe. Ho is a member of the 308th Inf. Corp. Corp.

Matthews has written to his mother several times from A base hospital, but he never mentioned his injury. Before being drafted, Corp. Matthews was a conductor on the L. I. R.

R. Put. Harry C. Johnson. Pyt.

Harry C. Johnson, 26 years old, of the 106th Inf. died of pneumonia on November 11 in the First American General Hospital, Rouen, France. He was a son of Mrs. Amelia Johnson of South Glen Cove.

L. I. Pvt. Johnson enlisted in April and had been in France several months. He had been over the top four times unscathed, but contracted influenza which developed into pneumonia.

He was formerly employed at the E. R. Ladew. plant. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church.

Johnson leaves his mother and five brothers, Albert, Robert. Edward, James and Louis, of Glen Cove. Sgt. James Finn. Sgt.

James Finn, son of Mr. and Mra. P. Finn, of 339 Herkimer has been severely wounded in the left shoulder, and is now treatment in A Base Hospital in England. Sgt.

Finn joined the 23d Regt. at the outbreak of the war. He received his training at Spartanburg and was there transferred to the 106th Inf. On May 10 he sailed for France aboard the President Lincoln. 1 He has two other brothers in the service.

Prt. Frank Miller. According to a letter received by his wife Pvt. Frank Miller, 20 years old, of 239 15th st, was wounded in action on October 20. He is now recovering in Southern General Hospital 5.

Pvt. Miller enlisted in the 14th Regt. at the outbreak of the war and was sent to Camp Wadsworth, where he was assigned to Co. D. 106th Inf.

He left for France on May 10. Pit. Thomas Digorto. Pyt. Thomas Digorto of 124' Ridge Astoria, died or disease in France.

He was drafted last April 27. Five weeks later he was in France. Prior to his illness he had been in the hospital for treatment for slight wounds. He was a chauffeur Private George W. Stromberg.

Pyt. George W. Stromberg of 86 Vandeventer Long Island City, is missing in action. In November, 1917, he enlisted and within a month was OIl his way to France with Co. 109th Inf.

Put. John D' Vashio, P'yt. John D' Vashio of Myrtle a member of Co. 305th was gassed 011 August 1. When called in the frat draft he was employed as a tailor.

He is 110 in a hospital. Pyt. D' Vashio was born and educated in Italy. He is a member of St. Patrick's It.

C. Church. Pet. Donald M. Milligan.

L'vt. Donald M. Milligan of 145 Pros- pect Park West, member of Co. G. 316th has been reported missing.

He WaS sent to Camp Unton and transferred to camp Mende, from where he left for France on July 5. P'yt. Millimin 1s native of Brooklyn. Prior to his induction into the service he was clerk in the cashier's department of the Commercial Union Insurance Company of 55 John Manhattan. Its 18 26 years old.

Corp. John F. Hughes, James V. Hughes of 429 73d st. has received that his son, Corp.

John F. Hughes, was severely wounded in action. Corp. Hughes left for France in March with Co. 306th Inf.

Before entering the service he was employed by the American Bank Note and Printing Company. On November 4 he wrote to his father, making light of his wounds, stating that he was anxious to get back on the firing line. Young Hughes was born and brought up in the Sixth Ward. Pvt. Harry Sachse.

Pvt. Harry Sachse of Belle Harbor, L. reported as wounded severely, was struck on the left arm by shrapnel and suffered from shell shock on July 15. He left the hospital on August 1. and rejoined the 106th M.

G. B. Pvt. Sachse is 20 years old. He enlisted in the First Cavalry in 1916, and went to the Mexican border.

Upon returning home his regiment was sent to Spartanburg, S. where it was merged with the 106th and he was I assigned to the Machine Gun Battalion. He sailed for France last May with the 27th Div. Pvt. Sachse made his home with his aunt, Mrs.

M. A. Dolan. at Newport ave. and Beach 130th Belle Harbor.

Pvt. Edward J. Lynch. Pvt. Edward J.

Lynch, son of Edward and Grace Lynch, of 760 Franklin has been located through the Red Cross and is known to be a prisoner in a hospital at Cologne. On September 9 he wrote that he had been wounded, and in his last letter, dated September 19, he stated that he was on his way back to the front. From that time no word was heard from him. Pvt. Lynch was a member of Co.

106th Inf. He enlisted in the 23d went to Spartanburg, and left for France in May aboard the President Lincoln. He was born in Brooklyn and attended the Nativity Parochial School. Prior to his entry into the Army he was employed by the National Lead Works. He is 22 years old.

Pvt. Walter T. Loughran. Pvt. Walter T.

Loughran was gassed in October and is under treatment at the Beaufort War Hospital at Fishponds, Bristol, England. He is a member of Co. 106th and has been in France since May, having WALTER T. LOUGHRAN! sailed aboard the President Lincoln from Newport News, Va. He is 19 years old and a graduate of St.

Augustine's Academy. His grand. father is Thomas Seward of 508 17th st. Pvt. Arthur Stadtmiller.

Pyt. Frank X. Freitag, 1631 Flushing ave. Pyt. Bernard Gill, 18 Schermerhorn st.

Pvt. Meyer Gold, 228 South First st. Pyt. Israel Goldberg, 269 South Second st. Pvt.

Fred J. Gramsey, 611 ward ave. Pvt. Alexander S. Hartley, 203 37th street.

Pvt. Michael A. Hassett, 280 pect Park West. Pvt. Sylvester E.

Hedberg, 79 North Henry st. Pvt. Harry E. Hood, 65 Fulton st. Pyt.

William F. Kotrba, Osborne Riverhead, Pvt. Matthew Lanfear, 2938 Third avenue. Pvt. Abraham Lepatsky, 1747 Sterling pl.

Pvt. Samuel Levinson, 408 Howard avenue. Walter T. Loughran, 508 17th st. Frank Miller, 239 15th st.

Pvt. Louis F. McDonald, 992 Lincoln place. Pvt. Peter Mertins, 1732 Myrtle ave.

Pvt. Michael J. Moran, 1499 Jefferson ave. Pvt. Louis E.

O'Brien, 76 Washington Jamaica, L. I. Pvt. Terence J. O' Brien, 297 11th st.

Pvt. Bonaventura Pistoria, 538 Kingston ave. Pyt. Ben W. Powers, 314 E.

26th st. Pvt. Charles G. Schupp, 289 Jefferson st. Walter J.

Shea, 666 39th st. Pvt. John Simmons, 168 Maujer st. Pvt. Ferdinand J.

Wagner, Sag Harbor, L. I. Pvt. George W. West, Pistol Creedmoor, L.

I. Pvt. Alanson T. Yates, 16 Beaufort Jamaica, L. I.

WOUNDED DEGREE UNDETERMINED. James Finn, 339 Herkimer st. Louis W. Kinstel, 625 North Villa Rihemond Hill. Cook John F.

Prost, 34 Third College Point. Pvt. John Brenton, Troy and Lefferts aves. Pvt. Alexander Brunk, Port Jefferson, L.

I. Joseph Griffin, 3719 Fulton Richmond Hill. Edwin Lester, Hempstead, L. I. Pvt.

Lewis A. Wood, 4222 Fifth ave. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. Frank A. Halloran, 329 Wood- land Woodhaven.

Sgt. Charles W. Brown, 202 13th st. Felix Gorman 1504 DeKalb avenue. Corp.

Millard P. Banks, 4916 Sixth avenue. Corp. David M. Johnson, 394 E.

35th street. Pvt. Calegeso Mule, 973 Flushing avenue. Cook George Bohlen, 358 Hart st. Pvt.

Andrew Balzano, 270 Wendbun (Woodbine?) st. Pvt. Louis Borgeson, 1665 Palmetto street. Pvt. Leroy Clune, Central Far Rockaway.

Pvt. Frank Dennino, 453 Madison avenue. Pvt. Gennaro Desidrero, 111 Navy street. Pvt.

Robert R. Dilke, Hillside and Flushing Hollis, L. I. Pvt. Jacob Epstein, 1811 Park pl.

Pvt. Herman Keil, 4636 Kimball Richmond Hill, L. I. Pvt. Kaliks Kosciuskewicz, 22 Diamond st.

Pvt. James A. Mahoney, 355 Court street. Pyt. Joseph F.

Moore, Kings Park, L. I. Pyt. Michael Richter, 297 Logan st. Pyt.

Augustus Ruser 333 Eighth Astoria, L. I. Pvt. Bronysisio Staceski, 244 Steinsky South Jamaica, L. I.

Pvt. Hyman L. Stackpole, 217 Bergen st. Pvt. Joseph Stalhand, 7506 Third avenue.

Pvt. Joseph Stuhlmulrer, 139 Lincoln Astoria, L. I. Pvt. John J.

Stegmeier, 1614 Avenue M. Pvt. Edward J. Timoney, 601 Broadway, Astoria, L. I.

MISSING IN ACTION. Pyt. Patrick Burns, Grand Central Inwood, L. I. Pvt.

Carmino Fessia, 39th st. Pvt. Cornelius J. Donelan, 202 Monitor st. Pvt.

Vigilo Ferrari, Central Park, L. I. Pvt. Samuel Finder, 13 Varet st. Pvt.

Abraham Greenberg, 87 Manhattan ave. Kastan, 64 Ellery st. Pvt. Harry Pvt. Martin Ramietko, First Bayside, L.

I. PRISONER. Joseph H. Hill, 417 Freedom Richmond Hill. Pvt.

advice to The Eagle. Mexican border. Shortly after his return war was declared and he was again called to the colors. In the fall of 1917 the 23d was sent to Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. C.

and then made the nucleus of the 106th Inf. Pvt. Noonan continued in Co. E. He sailed for France from Newport RAWALTER J.

NOONAN News, on May 10. Pvt. Noonan was born in Brooklyn on September 1. 1897, a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward J. Noonan, who survive him, with two brothers, Charles and Edward, and two sisters, Florence and Edna. He was graduated from P. S. No.

144, and was in a clerical position when he entered the service. He was a member of the R. C. Church of St. Francis de Chantel.

Sgt. Ottor Hufeld. Sgt. Otto Hufeld, who was wounded severely on September 27, had a thrilling experience capturing Germans, during which he was wounded. according to letters his parenta, Edmund and Annie Hufeld, or 171 Itum.

sell have received from him. Hufeld was born in Germany thirtyone years ago. He WitS brought to this country by his parents when he was 5 years old and graduated from P. S. No.

31. Later he took in architectural drawing Union. Hufeld was drafted on September 27, 1917, and sent to Camp Upton. where he was promoted to! corporal and later to sergeant. Ie Pvt.

Arthur H. Stadtmiller. 20 years old, who was wounded on September 27, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Stadtmiller of 306 Cornelia st. He enlisted on July 16, 1917, in Co. 25d and for a time was stationed at Van Cortlandt Park. after which ho was sent to Spartanburg where he was mustered into the 106th Inf. Ho has informed his parents that he was in the hospital from September 27 until the latter part of October, when he was sent to a rest camp.

On November 12 he again wrote saying that he getting along all right. Pvt. Stadmiller has three brothers, Edward. Gustave and Har and a sis. terr Miss Blizzard Stadtmiller.

He is a graduate of P. S. 106 and belongs to the Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church. Before he entered the ice he employed b- the Mergenthaler Lintotype Company, as a ma- chinist's helper. Pvt.

Frank Smith. Pvt. Frank Smith, who was wounded slightly on September 1, is a member of Co, 125th Inf. He was drafted in November, 1917, and at Camp Upton was assigned to Co. 306th Inf.

His regiment reached France the latter nart of June, and shortly afterward he was transferred to his present regiment. In a letter to his sister, Mrs. Peter Kraft, with whom he lived at 368 Dill place, Ridgewood. he said: "After doing four days and nights of sniping duty without a let-up I was just ready to be relieved when I was struck by an enemy machine gun bullet in the right leg below the knee. I are all right now and feel fine." Before he entered the service Pvt.

Smith was employed as a mechanic by Bake: Smith of Manhattan. 3,815 Names on Longest Casualty List Issued Continued From Preceding Page. Cooks. JOHNSON, Charles Lock Haven, Pa. WHITE, Oliver, Connellsville, Pa.

Privates. BATES. Roy Villisca, Iowa. BATTAGLIA, Joseph, Monroe N. Y.

BORGESON, Louis, 1665 Paimetto st, BrookLyn, N. Y. CHASE, Augustus Waterbury, Conn. CLAUSE, Morris, Chelsea, Mass. DADAMO, Nicola, Philadelphia, Pa.

FUDGE, Joseph Atlantic, Iowa. GIULIANO, Pasquale, Waterbury, Conn. GISULIDO, Louis, Danielson, Conn. GWILLIAMS, Frank, Norton, Mass. HAMILTON, Edward Rutherford, Tenn.

HODGES, Frank Buchanan, Va, KUNZ, Joseph Pitsburg, Pa. LANQUE, Eugene Concordia, Kan. LARSON, Thorvald, Sand Point, Idaho. LAYTON, Ollie, New Monterey, Cal. LINQUIST, Arthur Litchfeld, Minn.

NYMAN. Oscar San Francisco, Cal. RAY, Elmer, Salem, W. Va. RICHTER, Michael, 297 Logan Brooklyn, N.

Y. SCHAAD, Howard Kenmark, Ohio. SHENEFIELD. Owen Los Angeles, Cal. SHIELDS, William Susquehanna, Pa.

SCHWARTZ, John 370 W. 127th N. N. Y. Y.

SIMPSON, James, 397 Dyckman 5L. TAYLOR, Otto, Milford Center, Ohio. VALDEZ, Abel, Holman, N. M. WELLS.

Thomas Riley Springs, Tex. YERGIN. Iven La Grange. Ind. HADLEY.

Archie Winfield, Kans. LANGAN, George Philadelphia, Pa. CORBIN. Frank Ames, la. COTE, Louis, Dover, N.

H. CORNELIAUS. Fred Perry Mill, Ky. CRUZAN, Walla Arcadia, Ind. CULBERT.

John Chester, Pa. CUNNINGHAM. Edward Cohoes, N. Y. CUNNINGHAM, James Mercer, Mo.

CUNNINGHAM, Martin, Logansport. La, DAWSON. Alfred Stillwater, Okla. DENINNO, Frank, 453 Madison BrookLyn, N. Y.

DOWNEY. Elmer Danville, Kans. DASTON, Andrew Oakley, Wyo. ECHAVARNE Joseph Los Angeles, Cal. EPSTEIN, William, Memphis, FYFFE, William, Garrison, Ky.

GIANNI, Pasquale, Passaic, N. J. GOELLNER, Harry, West St. De Louis, Pere. Mo.

Wis. Leonard. GOLSKEY, Edward Vermilion, O. GRIMM. John, Goff.

Kans. KEIL, Herman, 4636 Kimbal Richmond Hill, N. Y. KELLY, Ogdensburg, N. Y.

LIST. James Augustus, Yonkers, N. Y. MAYHEW. Ernest, San Luis Rey, Cal.

MEEKS. William Gadsden Ala. Nicholas, Frazee, Minn. MIDGORSKI, Zigmont, Hazardville, Conn. MORSE.

Elmer Willimantic, Conn. PRINCE. Harry, Boston, Mass. SCOLLANTO, Dominick, Long Branch, N. J.

SLATINCOFF, Hyman, 739 Gates Brooklyn. N. STACKPOLE. Harry 217 Bergen Brooklyn, N. Y.

STEGMEIER, John 1614 Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. SULLIVAN, James, Chicago, Ill. TAYLOR, Alphus, Etna Green, Ind. TEREPKA, Leo Cleveland, THOMPSON, Frank.

Wentworth, Wis. TIMONEY, Edward 601 Broadway, Astoria, N. Y. VANWINKLE, Edward, Pittsburg, Pa. WASILEWSKI, Wladyskals, Lorain, 0.

WELLS, Donald Downs, Kans. WELTZ, Edward Alma, Cal. WHITE. George Ind. WILCOX, Merrill.

Newman, N. Y. WILLEY. William East New Market. Md.

WILLIAMS, Jaines, Brownsville, S. C. WOMACK. Bill Lawson, Lexington, Okla, ATKINSON, Ernest. Bozeman, Mont.

BUCK. Elwood Philadelphia. Pa. CARTER. Robert, Georgetown, O.

CHISWELL. George Union City, Conn. DESEMONE, Carlo, St. Louis, Mo. BILKS, Robert Hillside and Flushing Hollis, L.

I. DISHNO. Henry Manawa, Wis. DYE. Charlie Shelton.

S. C. Walter East St. Louis Mo. GELIA.

Thomas Jamestown, N. Y. GREEN. Simon Maynooth, Canada. HANE.

HARTMAN, Hubert Edward St. Louis, East Mo. Warren, Pa. HENNING. Perdinand Powderville, Mont.

HOUSTON. Raymond Salem. N. J. HUGHES.

Marion Carlisle, Ky, John, McKees Rocks. Pa, KIRKPATRICK. William, Orvil East Queen Vandergrift, City, Mo. Pa. MAHLE MAHONEY.

James 5., $55 Court BrookWilliam. Englishtown, N. J. N. Y.

MOORE, Roy, Priceton, Ill. NELVELT. Abe, Chicago. 111. PEAR.

Lewis Rochester, N. Y. PEDERSEN Ingvald Philadelphia, Pa. PETROCELLI, Edward. 65 Bayard N.

Y. PETTY. Elmer. Marietta, Ga. RAMSEY.

Robert Marion, N. C. NALIWAJIK, Maclej, Buffalo, N. Y. ROLLING, Robert Bayonne, N.

THOMPSON, Ralph r. Cimarron, N. 'M. TINDLE Arthur Skillman. Ky.

TROUT. John San Bernardino, Cal. TUTER Henry Sisson, Cal. VAN DUSEN. Andrew Mitchell.

Ind. WHITLATCH, Fred, Grove City, O. WHITLOCK. David Dix, Ill. YOST.

Harold. Leola, 8. D. YOUNG Columbus Rock Springs. Ark.

KASTEN Christopher Chicago, Ill. KNOWLTON. Merrill. Clearlake, S. D.

KNUTSON. Roy Harvard, 111. KOCHER. Fred. Taylor, Pa.

KOSKIWSKT Boleslaw. Milwaukee, Wis. BRIEN. James 246 Weat 51st Raymond, Rechester N. William 241 E.

25th st. N. Y. Frank Philadelphia. Pa.

Walter, Schenectady, N. Y. METSKER. Ernest. A Walla Walla.

Wash. MOORE. Joseph Kings Park. L. I.

MORRIS, David Cortland. N. Y. James Loysvills, Pa. John Braddock.

P'a. William Montpeller, Vt. George, Grant, Okla. NICHOLAS John Metuchen, N. Y.

Frank Clifford. N. J. PETERSON, Wilbert Chicago, Ill. POST.

RASMUSSEN. Marcus Missoula, Kingston. Mont. Augustua Wallingford, Conn. Homer Albany.

Mo. ROBINSON. Harold Sinclairville, N. Y. Tony, Hamstramek.

Mich. Alfred. 816 C. 80th New York. SANSBURY.

Edgar Cumberland, Md. BY. Harry Baltimore, Md. SLADE, Gordon Manchester, Mass. STARK.

Michael. Keasbey, N. J. STAYSA, Harold Olean. N.

Y. STEFFEN, Paul. Cleveland. Ohio. Anton.

Seattle. Wash. THOMAS. Clifford Newport, Ore. DA.

Juan. Palfurrias, Texas. TOWNSEND. Floyd Oska loosa, Iowa. TUTTLE Michael, CentralFalls.

R. 1. WARNER, Leon. Washington. D.

WEAVER. George Rockford, 111. WELLS. Ernest, Renovo. Pa.

WESSELS, George St. Loula, Mo. WHEELER, Ollie Doncaster, Md. Harry. 196 Bayonne, N.

WHITE. William Port Huron. Mich. Prank. Rockford.

Ill. BALLATO, Tindro, Castle Tuan, Italy, BALZA N. Andrew, 270 Wendbun Brooklyn. Y. BAYLOR, Howard City Point.

Va. REHRENS, Carl J. St. James, Minn. Harry, Clinton.

Wash. BOYD. Palmer Red Lodge, Mont. Carl Dorcheater. Mass.

BROOKS. Eugene, Jones Store. Va. BRYANT, Edward High Point. N.

BURNS, Hugh 507 W. 624 Now York. Hugh. Hazletonf Pa. 1LOHN, Buffnio.

N. Y. Frank, Bedford, Ohio. Fred N. Y.

Charles Omaha, Neb. Albert. Rushville, Ind. Edward Jersey City, N. J.

DESIDIERO, Gennaro, 111 Navy Tyn. N. DEWEY, Frank, Goldaboro, N. C. BOYLE.

DOLLAR, Mathew Berry J. Lansing. Hodges. Ala. Mich.

EPSTEIN, Jacob, 1811 Park Brooklyn, N. Y. FEARS. Jess Marshall, Tex. FILETTI.

Pazzeveri. Capanon, Italy. FOOTE. Murry Louisville, Ky. FORSYTHE, Harry Bellevue, Pa.

FULLER, Albert Mancelona, Mich. FULLER, Robert Paul, Wichita, Kan. GEORGE. Alfred Fort Dodge, Iowa. GILES.

Charles Nashua. N. H. HAMILTON, John Alcester, S. Dak.

HUBBARD. Joseph Jamaica Plain, Mass, HUTTER. Michael Darlington, JACOBY, Carl Chambersburg, Pa. JAMES. Ralph, Sheridan, Mich.

JANSKY, Charles La Crosse, Wis. JONES, George, Coffeyville, Kan. KANIA, Anthony, Buffalo, N. Y. BARNETT.

Ernest Electra, Tex. BASILIA, Salvatore, Platicei, Italy. BENNETT Lawson. Bennettsville, S. C.

Carl Cleveland Va. BORTKEWICZ, Walter Chicago, Ill. BOYER. George R. Harmons Station, Md.

CAMPBELL, Leonard, La Crosse. Wis. CANTWELL, Edward Redland, Okla. CANUTT. Volney Spokane, Wash.

CARPENTER, Herbert. South Wales, N. Y. CARSON, Raymond, Banning, Pa. CARVER, Frank.

Hampton, Tenn. CASH, Walter Kansas City. Mo. CELMER, Frank Amsterdam, N. Y.

CLARNO, James Carlos, Minn. CLICK. James Paris Tex. CRAWFORD. Charles McGabeysville.

Va. CURBEAU, Harold Ogdensburg, N. Y. CURRAN, Edward, Lincolndale, N. Y.

DE Pasquale, Lodi. N. J. DEYARMON. Ernest A.

Dillonvale, Ohio. DURBAK, John Emans, C. Pa. FLYNN. Frank Uree N.

GARRETT. Gareld. Lebanon. Va. GOLDSTEIN, Henry, 1,384 Boston N.Y.C.

GROTHAUS. John Main, Ind. HYDE. Clement Dixon, Mo. JAKUBIAK, Frank St.

Louis, Mo. KEIFFER. Archie Lansing. W. Va.

KLEIN. Sydney Philadelphia, Pa. KOSSAKOWSKI, Antoni, Shelton, Conn. LAMIRANDE, Zenon, Manchester. N.

H. LASOWSKI, Baleslaw, Belinsky, Russia. McCRACKIN. Joseph Bristol, Tenn. 5 Floyd Central City.

Ky. McLYMAN, Robert Rocheste N. Y. MELOSKY, Andrew. Minneapolis, Minn.

I William M. Des Moines, Iowa. PILLATZKI, Robert Nassau, Minn. RICE. Charles Pulaski, N.

Y. ROTH, William Clayton. Mo. SCHREIBER, Arnold St. Louis, Mo.

SOKOL, Sam. Cleveland, Ohio. SPECK, Barney, Harrison, N. J. SPENCER.

Charles Sapulpa, Okla. STACHEWICZ. Anthony, Buffalo, N. Y. SUGARMAN, Isaac, 543 116th st.

N. Y. C. SWEENEY, William Norwich, Conn. Arthur Curry, N.

Y. WATSON. Verlin Tazewell, Tenn. WAUGH. William Elsmore, Kan.

AVIDANO. Luigi, Valcoti, Italy. AKINS. Lewis Statesboro. Ga.

AUKSCHUM, Otto, Wintworth, S. D. BABCOCK, Duane Camden, N. J. BARBARITO, Angelo, 356 E.

32d N.Y.C. BORDELON, Cap, Woodside, La. CAREY. William Malone, N. Y.

CASSON. Howard East Lynn, Mass. CICCHINI. Michele, Amsterdam, N. Y.

William El Reno, Okla. CLARENS. Harry 415 W. 44th N. Y.

C. COX. Alonzo San Jose. Cal. CURRERI, Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa.

DUNHAM, Harold Watts Cal. FIRMAN, Dana Grand Rapids, Mich. GIBSON, David. Winton. W.

Va. GOODWIN, Ira M. Toronto, Kan. HOMANN. Paul Detroit, Mich.

IRONSIDE, James, Calvert, Mont. JOHNSON, Taylor, Macon Ga. JOHNSON, Hans Redtop, Minn. JUNCA. Dewey Cades.

La. LASSCELL, Paul Sparkill, N. Y. LOPES. Manuel, San Francisco, Cal.

NICHOLSON, Thomas, Ovid. N. Y. O'DEA, James 258 W. 115th N.

Y. C. Richmond, Mo. PARTLOW, William Marion, Ohio. PRESSER, John Chicago, 111.

RADANT. Silas St. Paul. Minn, ROBINSON. Robert Troy.

Mo. RUSER, Augustus, 333 Eighth ANtocia. N. Y. TORUM, Claude, Centralia.

Ill. WIKLE. Lacey. Spanishburg, W. Va.

WILLIAMS William Shirley, Ark. ALBERT. Howard Butler, Pa. Thomas, 120 E. 41st N.

Y. ASH. Andrew Ottowa, Kans. BARRASS, Adam Rock Springs, Wyo. BASSONI.

Giovani. Prova Regis, Italy. BENNETT. John Helena, Mont. BLOOM.

Hyman, 1225 Boston N. Y. BOWDEN, Baxter, Johnstown, Ill. BOYLE. William L.

65 W. 12th N. Y. BROOKS. Arthur, Arlington, Mass.

BUEHLER. Fred, Newark, N. J. BURCH. Louis Amo, Ind.

BURD. Charles, Jamesburg, N. J. BURKLE. Louis New Haven, Conn.

BURNHAM, Otho Ray, Ellingham, Mo. BURNS. Thomas, Buffalo, N. Y. BURROW.

John. 510 W. 160th N. Y. CAMPBELL, Malcolm Yakima, Wash.

CORBIN. Preauto Norton. N. C. CORREA.

John, Fall River, Mass. William Chicago, Ill. CUTOLA, Fred, 1146 Gienmore Brooklyn, DEAN. Guy Leroy, Northport. Neb.

DENNIS, Joseph, Harrison, Y. DODDS, John Cincinnati, 0. FREBERG. Anton. Cogswell, N.

D. GARLAND. Arthur Binghamton, N. Y. GOODMAN.

Henry, San Francisco, Cal. GRAHAM. Ora Mystic, Ta. GRIFFITH. Wiley Tucapau, S.

C. GUNDERSON. Samuel C. Clarkia, 1o. HADLEY, Delbert It-lebus, Wash.

HANSON, Palmer, White Horace Earth, N. Philadelphia, D. HETHERINGTON, Pa. HICKS, Lloyd New Market, la. HUNT.

John, John, Lincoln. Neb. KIRCHNER. WICK. Wasli, Seanell George, Weatherby, Anastiza, Russia.

KRAMP. Arthur Chicago, Ill LADZUNSKT. aohn. Buffalo. N.

Greenville, Y. N. C. LA VAUTE, Charles Palmyra, N. LEOPOLD.

Job Washington, Kans. LICAMARA, Joseph, N. J. John Columbus, 0. Ole.

Vining. Minn. LONGHENRY, John st. Clair, Pa. MeDARIS, Claud Hemp, Russel, Prairie du Cac, Wis.

MATUSHIN. John. Coranton. Pa. MILLER.

Henry F. Fairmont. Minn. MODGLIN, Lyndolph. Likeston, Mo.

OHANNESIAN, Karekin, Fresno, Cal. PRENDERGAST. Ralph Roanoke, Va. RAMSEY. Elmer.

Philadelphia. Pa. REED. Robert C. Flippin, Ark.

RIOLO. Salvatore, South Bethlehem, Pa. SCHOFIELD. John Philadelphia, Pa. SEMNO Joseph.

Scranton Pa. SHECKTOR, Philadelphia, Pa. Bert Laurel. Mont. SHINGLER John Los Angeles, Cal.

SHREVE. Henry S. Bay City, Mich. Christopher Dayton, N. SILVERMAN.

Israel, 135 East 114th N. Y. SMITH. Jesse Elberton, Ga. SNYDER, Ceell Adrian.

STALIAND, Godfrey, 7506 Third N. Y. Joseph Olean, N. Y. STUMLMULLER.

Joseph, 139 Lincoln Astoria. L. I. TORRE Lynn Pontiac, Mich. Casiano, Tecumeari, O.

N. M. Clyde. Malvern. TRUSSELL, William P.

Albia. In. TWEEDELL, Robert Stone Mountain, Ga. VOGDS AlloR, Marytown. Wis.

WEBB. Cell Green East Briar. Harpswell, Tenn. Me. Charlie Will.

Saline Mines, 111. WILSON WINNINGHAM. John Hull, Ala. Cern 9.. Moran, Kan.

A DAMS James Buffalo. Y. Massillon, BONELLA. Stanley Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa. PA.

CARPENTER. Raymond Cincinnati, o. William. Clinton. Masa.

CHANCY. Ernest. August Stonefort, Detroit, Ill. Mich. ENROTH, DETTLAFF.

Edward Ridgeland, Mins, EPSON, Peter, Placentia. Cal. FINLEY. Burnett, Ky, GALLOWAY, Eugene, Fladen, 0, GRACE, John Philadelphia, Pa, HAMEL. Melvin Wichita, Kan.

HONEYWELL, Jerome Oshkosh. Wis. HOPKINS. Mordy Wingo. Ky.

JOHNSTON, Edward Newberry, Mich. KAFKALAS George, Hartford, Conn. KAROLCZAK, Lawrence Philadelphia, Pa. KELLER, Jere Kimmelton. Pa.

Kaliks, 22 Diamond Rrooklyn, N. Y. LUTGE, Julius, San Francisco. Cal. McGINNIS, Charles, Vernon, N.

Y. MERRILL. Carlton, Durhamville, N. Y. MONK.

Will Magnolia Springs, Tex. MUELLER. John, Monroe, Wis. MULLWEE, Claude Dot. Va.

PECORE, Prudent. Schaffer, Mich. PIESIK, Frank, Bay City, Mich. SCOTT. George, Burlington, N.

D. SEEBER. Charles Elizabeth, N. SPICKERMAN. Mark Delhi.

Y. STACESKI. Brouysisio. 244 Stiensky South Jamacia, N. Y.

STALCUP. Carl Liberal. Kans. STETLER, George, Idaho Falls, Idaho. THOMPSON.

Albert Dixon. Neb. TRACEY. William Dayton. Ohio.

VINCENT. Walter West Orange, N. J. WIDSTROM, Charlie Minneapolis, Minn. YARNELL.

Clyde, Lucas, Kans. MARINE CASUALTIES. The following casualties are reCORPS, ported by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces (included in above total): Killed in action Died of wounds received in 0 Died of disease 0 Wounded in action (severely) 58 Wounded in action (slightly), Wounded in action degree undetermined) 23 In hands of enemy Missing in action 2 Total 99 KILLED IN ACTION. Sergeant. BULLARD, Arthur Crawford, Texas.

Corporal. WASHINGTON, George Lexington Ky. Privates. ALLEN, Bernard King and Queen I Courthouse, Va. DANCE.

Powhattan Richmond. Va. PETERSON, Glenn Girard, Kans. ROURKE, Arthur Worcester, Mass. STONE.

John Salt Lake City, Utah. WULFF, Irving, Chicago, Ill. DIED OF WOUNDS. Sergeant. WOLFHEGEL, Charles, Ridgewood, N.

J. Corporals. CHAPIN. Clarence Springfield, Mass. THOMASON.

Willard. Fredericktown, Mo. WEILER, Leonard. Handley, Tex, Privates. COLBY.

Homer, Houston, Ohio. LaBANTA, Dean Jackson, Mich. LEHR, John Detroit. Mich. LONG Ora.

Spokane, Wash. WIERLING, Edward St. Louis, Mo. DIED OF DISEASE. Sergeant.

ALTMAN, Theodore Spokane, Wash, Privates. CARVER. Rock, Huntington, Tenn. HAESSLER, Carl Zanesville, Ohio. KIRK.

John Dallas. Tex. REGER Frank, Buckhannon. W. Va.

VALENTINE, Fred Peeksville, N. I. WOUNDED SEVERELY. Corporals. ANDERSON.

Victor Maiden. Mass. CUTLER. Muskegon, Mich. DISTEL.

Roy C.P Le Suer, Minn. FARLEY, Harley Chelan, Wash. MacBEAN, Hector Niagara Falls, N. POL. Cornelius, Chicago, Ill.

RICE. Harry Youngstown. Ohio. SELLAND, Casper, Decorah, Iowa. Privates, ARMSTRONG.

Ray, E. St. Louis, Ill. ASHBAUGH. William Oakmont, Pa.

BOYETTE, Amos Mtehews, N. C. BRASWELL. Louls 33.. Demopolis, Ala.

CONAWAY, Hugh Niagara Falls, N. Y. COOK, John Carlyle, ill. COOKSON Paul. Lost Hills, Cal.

COOLEY. Ada Birmingham, Mich. CRIMMINS. Edward Detroit, Mich. CUSHNER.

Frark Ansonia, Conn. DARMSTADT. Edward Cleveland. Ohio. DAVIS.

Ernest Nevada, Mo. DAVISON. Wallace Turtle Lake, Wis. DONOHUE. William Cokata, Minn.

DOUGLAS. Earl Davenport, lowa. EZELL. Herbert St. Lous.

Mo. ELLIOTT. Barton Pittsburg. Pa. ESTES Jasper Arbuckle, Cal.

FUNDERBURK. Clyde 6000 Broadway, N. Y. C. GALLAGHER.

Frank Boston, Mass. HALLIGAN, Leo Union HIll, N. J. Ernest Somerville, Mass. HINCHMAN Clarence Vincennes.

Ind. HOWELL. William Detroit, Mich. John W. Cordova, Alaska.

JOYNER, John Walkertown. N. C. KINDIG. Lester Paxton, Ill.

KNAPPER, Ernest Belvidere, Tenn. LANGWAY, Henry Buffalo, N. LEWIS. Graham Kansas City, Mo. LUDFORD, Harry Cleveland, MITCHELL.

Ray, Bluefield, W. MUCOLD, Edward Milwaukee, Wis. MUTCH. Harvey St. Maries, Idaho.

Alvin. Buncombe, 111. RICHARDS, James St. Louts. Mo, ROGERS, Malcolm Port MIlls.

S. C. ROSS. John Indianapolis, Ind. SCHMIDT, Edward Tracy, Cal.

SCHULTZ. Otto St. Louis, Mo. SMITH. Ambrose 5.

Decatur, Ga. SOLARAK. Frank Salamanca, N. Y. SPEARS.

Rex Alvin, Tex. STERNER. Harry, Philadelphia. Pa THOMAS, Maxwell Rochester, N. Y.

VERSYP John Abilene, Ten. Louts, Rockville, 111. WEIGLE. Dorr Elizabeth, W. Va.

YATES. George Dodge Center, Minn. BOARDMAN, Fred Pontlas, Mich. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. Privates, BARTON, Howard Fredericktown, o.

BRENNAN, Eugene, St Paul, Minn. COOPER. Aloyslus Philadelphia, Pit. THEIS. John Missoula.

Mont. WOUNDED DEGREE UNDETERMINED. Private. STACH, Walter 1... Chicago, 111.

PRISONER IN GERMANY. Corporal. THOMPSON, Paul I. Loone, Colo. MISSING IN ACTION.

Corporal. RICHARDS, William Rockvale, Colo. Private. DOWNING. Abe 1..

Santa WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETERMINED), PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING. Corporals. DUVALL. Harvey Chicago, TI. WILLIAMS, Harry Friday Harbor, Wash.

RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY RM PORTED IN HOSPITAL, GUNSHOT WOUND SEVERE. Private. LATHAN, Livingstone, Ann Arbor, Mich. RETURNED TO PORTED DUTY, MISSING. PREVIOUSLY REPrivates.

PAULKNER, Roy Everett, Wash. RICHARDS, William Spokane, Wash. SHAW, Samuel Borden, Friendship, ,0. 01 years J. K.

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