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EL PASO HERALD
1 TEXANS IN ARMY CASUALTIES;
LIST FOR TODAY CONTAINS 307
Lieut. Benjamin H. Gardner, of Palestine, Killed in
Action, and Sgt. Andrew Rozner, of Galveston,
wounaea severely; marine uasiuuues iuuuci
34,
With One New
T T ASHINGTON, D. C Aug. 17. The
VV army casualty list a Issued to-
nay in two sections and contained a
total of 307 names.
Each section contained the name at
one Texan. They are: Sergt. Andrew
Roznrr, at Oolveston, wounded se
lerely. Lieut. Benjamin II. Gardner,
of Palestine, killed In action.
The first section of the list con
taining 1S1 names, was divide! as
''ollows:
IHTisIon of Casualties.
Killed in action. 48; missing in ac
- on. 4; wounded severely, S8; died of
nounds, 4: died of accident or other
ciuse, 1; died of disease. 2; died from
airplane accident. 1; wounded slight-
1; wounded, degree undeter
red, 2.
The second section of tne list, with
names, was divided as follows:
Killed in action, 41; missing in ac
tion, Z: wounded severely, 8S: died of
noundE. 18: died of accident audi
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wounded, degree undetermined. 7.
The list itself follows.
SECTION No. 1
KILLED IX ACTION.
Captains.
John Carver Adams, Brooklyn, X. Y.
Frank: c Valentine, Ottawa, Can
ada. Lieutenants.
Geo. K. B raker. Philadelphia, Fa.
Marvin T. Thompson, Menominee.
Wis.
Sergeant.
Alex Wojdeehowskl. Bay City. Mich.
Co morals.
Geo. Washington Myers. Alma, Mich.
Walter Mike Nadolskl. Bay City.
Mich.
Edw. Sualvan. Grand Rapids. Mich.
W ngoner.
Roy Stafford, Des Moines, Iowa.
Privates.
Melvin L. Crandall Plttaford. Mich,
Trimble C. Curry. Corning. Iowa.
J. Earl Near, Nlles, Ohio.
John Paul. Paterson, X. J.
John Raustls, Gnbernookowinska,
Parviat Sanly Prouer, Russia.
Chester Sadkowski. Detroit. Mien.
John Edwin Schultz, Daggett, Mich.
John Short. Conway. Iowa.
Eugene Thomas, Tale. Ky.
Emit Tlegs, Shawano, Wis.
Florenzo Tlra, Cieolno. Italy.
Peter Vanwert. Bay City. Mich.
Jno. Thos. Walker. Detroit, Mich.
Adam WUczynski. Detroit, Mich.
Frank Zeman. Cicero, III.
Leon Beatty, Washington, Iowa.
Edw. H. Blaze, Mexico. Mo.
Jesse Cornelius Burch, Coleman,
Mich.
Arthu- G. CornwelL Dubuque, Iowa.
Wm. H. Davidson, Appolo. Pa.
Alfred H. Dietrich. Milwaukee, Wis.
wm. Fields. St. Louis, Mich.
Jas. EL Fowler, Lincoln. Placer Co.,
CaL
Peter Francovick. Crivitz, Wis.
Krnest F. Frost, Smolan. Kas.
Howard G. Graham. Mystic, Iowa.
Lloyd W. Head, Greenfield. Iowa.
Isaac HIshorselsfast, Waltehorse,
S. D.
Clay James, Indianapolis. Ind.
Fred Kalkbrenner. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Albert S. Killian. Sheridan, Wyo.
Peter J. Mass Madison. Wis.
Jas. A. Mathieson, Sandascenter,
Canada.
Loman Morgan, Andrew, N". C
Albert Leonard Nelson. Chetek. Wis
Frank J. O'Connor, Berlin, Wis.
Arthur Peach. Bradyville. Iowa.
Dewey Phillips, Saginaw, Mich.
John R. Rowe, Honolulu. Hawaii.
DIED OP WonXDS.
Privates.
Hubert Blaney, Olin. Iowa.
Harold J. Lee, Minneapolis. Minn.
Wlncenty Mlchalek, Chicago. IlL
Robt. S. Pomeroy, Cabin Creek Junc
tion; W. Va.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Privates.
Thomas Batis. Maysville, Ky. .
Herman Ray. Waller, Tenn.
DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT.
Lieutenant.
Louis I. Phillls, Chicago. 111.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
Private.
Thos. W. Bridges, Maiden, Mo.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Lientenanta.
Everett Sleeter Fick. Wlnnefleld, Ls
Geo. . Howard. Maloue, X. T.
Oscar F. Jacobs, Aurora, Ind.
Sergeants.
Henry J- Dube, Winsted. Conn.
Patrick J. Henneghan. Boston, Mass.
Louis Knutson, Chicago. 111.
Etnil Lundqulst, Ligonier, Pa.
Theodore Pantchuck, Chicago, TIL
Andrew Rozner, Galveston, Texas.
Cdrporals.
Joseph Boyer. Fort Defranee, Mar
tinique. West India.
Edw. L. Faleer. Detroit, Mich.
Wynter M. Felland. Madison. Wis.
Math. P. Fried rich. Minneapolis,
Minn.
David B. Hunt. Portland, Ore.
Wylle Margeson, Marquoketa, Iowa.
Charlie Morris, Geneva, Neh.
Wm. C. Stekelberg. Middleton. Wis.
Jas. B. Turner. MashulaTille, Miss.
Cook.
George McGarvey, Terrehaote, Ind.
Privates.
Tilmon Bethel Dresnon Adcock,
Rock Island, Tenn.
Fred Apperley, Whttewood. Sask,
Canada.
Ray P. Ackley, Odaaah, Wis.
Charlie W. Asklns, Ivlngtos. III.
Edward Baldls, Detroit. Mich.
Bernt Benson. Eau Claire, Wis.
Wallace O. Benson, Donelson, Tenn.
John J. BlancharO, Amelia. La.
Frederick H. Blanvelt. Brooklyn.
Andrew S. Brown ell. Lewis ton Junc
tion. Mifflin county. Pa.
Gust A. Brumm. Mellen, Wis.
Domenlco Castagnola. Johnstown
Pa.
Jaspar Chance, Petersburg. Va.
Ralph Christie, Woburn. Mass.
Samuel Herbert CreeL Charleston.
. va.
Clyde Ix Davis, Monroe, Ind.
Jas. W. Felts. Maxmeadowc. Va.
Jan Filipouski. Michigan City. Ind.
(ioiaen Fitzgerald. MonteDello. Va.
Isaac C. Fosse. Green SalDhur
springs, n. va.
Luster IL Giles, Melrose, Mass.
Fra SIN
CASUALTY LIS!
Southwest Is Little Repre
sented Among victims of
War, Latest List Shows.
Wm. T. Green. Brooklyn, X. T.
Ralph R. Gwin, Hot Springs, Va.
Alexander Halles, Shusuta, Miss.
Edw. A. Hall. Maiden. Mass.
Frank H. Halla, Tabor. S. D.
Chas. 1L Hayward, Waltham, Mass.
Mike Huk. Buffalo. N. T.
Lloyd D. Jones. Racine, Wis.
Selmer T. Leland. Weldon. Sask-
Canada.
Harold D. Lelghton. Kingfisher, Ok.
Lawrence Allen Marshall. Cincin
nati. Ohio.
Dewey Miller. MlUville. Fla.
James c Moore, Perker. Tenn.
Wm. A. Morris, Lindsay. Okla.
Arnold Mund. Pleasant Hill. IlL
Victor F. Munson, Dakota. Minn.
Curtis P. Page. Wade, N. C.
Satiros Patrions, Wankosha, Wis.
Hazen Paul Peters, Detroit, Mich.
Albert L. Borresa. Rochester, X. T.
Frank Anton Ragenoski. Berlin,
Wis.
Wayne Rehm. Union Mills, Ind.
Harry J. Ryan. Lincoln, HI.
Claude Sanders, Indian Springs, Ind.
John R. Sharp, Shawmute, Ala.
Edw. W. Shea, Worcester. Mass.
Elvis J. Gibson. Brooklyn, Ark.
Tempton C Hall, Texhoma, Okla.
Edwin II. Harrison, Lockbourne, O.
Laurie B. Herri n, Lulaton, Ga.
Ira W. Huddleston. Elalte, Ark.
Ralph Julia. Miners Village. Pa.
Jos. F. Klrkland, Rockwood. Tenn
Anton Koudelka, Chicago, IlL
Frank Kowalskl, Altoona, Pa.
Mathew 1 books, Cleveland. Ohio, i
Oscar M. McDonald. Taswell, Ind. ,
Theodore Manltu, Wood lawn, Pa
Chris F. Maszlne. San Francisco.
caL
Andy Middleton, Gimlet. Ky.
George D. Miller. Henley. Ma
Bryant E. Nuckolls. Flowery Branch. I
Ga. !
Ignatius Olencak. Stout Amboy, X. V '
Linzie R. Pate. Rockingham, N. C. 1
Freemont Poorman, Arch bold, Ohio ,
Lawrence Roberts, Kscanaba, Mich. ,
John Rusinowecz. Shenandoah. Pa.
Huckleberry Shell, Stilwell. Okla. I
WOUXDED SLIGHTLY. !
Corporal. i
Frank O. Staves. Southbridee. Mass I
WOUNDED, DEfiREE I'XDETEKJITVED.
Privates.
Fernand Demoelin, Blairsville Pa.
Blair W. McCauslind. Leechburg. Pa.
MISSING IX ACCTOX.
l'rirates.
Nigel R. Blgnold, Montesano. Wash I
Thad O. Harden, Many. La. ,
Paul E. Hildebrandt. Cameron, Wis.
Fernando PredelllnL Fort Benlamln
Harrison, Ind.
Previously reported died of wound?. '
now reported wounded, degree unle-,
termlned, LI eat pete Haddix, Even- i
wood, W. Va. !
SECTION No. 2
KILLED IX ACTION". !
Lientenanta, I
Vinton Adams Dearinc. Cambrldce.
Maes. !
Wm. H. Fuller. Schenectady. N. Y. i
KenJ. IL Gardner, Palestine, Texas.
Jos. A. Glover. New Britain. Conn.
Theof Robt. Hoyer. Syracuse. X. Y.
Earl L. Knecht, Allentown, Pa.
Harold J. Payette, Bedford. Mich.
Charles W. Plummer. Boston. Mass.
Warren Rice. Paintsvllle. Ky.
Arthur Vandevoor Savage, Phila
delphia. Pa.
Paul a Venable. Durham. N. C.
Senreants.
John Biasyk. Chicago. IlL
William B. Cairns. Madison. Wis.
Earl M. Hooker, Salisbury, N. C.
Allen K. Hyde. Evanston, IlL
Peter W. Larsen. San Miguel, Calif.
Lyle Morris, Berlin, Wis.
Cnas. Wm. Ponti. Superior. Wis.
Richard L. Simonson. North Hud
son. Wis.
Charles West. Rolre. Ia.
Corporals.
Stanley A. Beane, Bingham, Maine.
Wm. L. Bowling. Knoxvllle, Tenn.
Harry R. Foell, Philadelphia. Pa.
William Henry Graham. White
water. Wis.
Floyd Dillon Holmes. (Marlon. Ind.
Carl E. Kelfer, Tunnel City. Wis.
Allan R. Peterson, Creston, la.
Morton Sabean. New Richmond, Wis.
Marlon SollnskL Cleveland. O.
Henry P. Svetllk. Cadom, Wis.
Ruder.
Samuel L. Ballentlne. PhlladelDhla.
Pa.
Privates.
Leslie A. Childers, Taylorville, 111.
Frank S. Costa, San Rafael, Calif.
Gabriel Daska, Cleveland, O.
James S. Lewis, Paint Roak, Ala.
Freandszek March-Lewskf Chlcaco.
I1U
Jacob Sema, Baltimore. Md.
John Harrr Snvder. Meadowbrook.
W. Va.
Leo Tallroth, Milwaukee. Wis.
Tom Trarael. Roderfleld, W. Va.
Max Wynt. Chicago. IlL
DIED OF WOUXDS RECEIVED IX
ACTION.
Captain.
Orville K. Lewis, Carter, Tenn.
Lieutenant.
Jefferson A. Healy, New Tork.
James P. Mcllhenny, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Srrireants.
Clarence L. Kupp. Pottstown. Pa.
Perry B. Snider, Greencastle, Ind.
Henry Teigeler. Fremont, Neb.
Corporals.
Eugene M. Hughes, Monon, Ind.
Privates. j
Carson B. Chason. Lumer Bridge.
N. C.
Earnest L. II lie, Lincoln City. Ind. !
Artnur Hyatt. Bartlesvtlle. OKIa.
Maurice H. Johnson. Dooley, Mont.
John S. Lukshon. Snarpebarg. Pa.
Frank M. Mlefert. iMarsland, Nebr.
Edwin C Quereau, Jerome, Ida.
Guy Stewart, Wilton, Maine.
Ray N. Stubbs, Sidney, Mont.
Joseph Tubyrske. Nantlcoke, Pa.
Chas. MacKay Waterbouse, Phila
delphia, Pa.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Private. v
Levy J. Mero. WiUsboro. N. C.
DIED OF ACCIDEXT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
Serrennt.
Henry G. Woodruff. Little Silver.
Privates.
Charles B. Bjrke. MadllL Okla.
June Lott, Knoxvllle. Tenn.
WOUXDED SEVERELT.
Lieutenants,
Maurice T. Carr, StoughtOT, Wis.
William O. Coleman, Chappels, S. C
Sergeants.
Edward ' ". Anderson, Ashland. Wis.
Joseph G. Barrows, New Tork.
Metro Raodslde, Coaldale, Pa.
Daniel L. Fenton. Detroit. Mich.
Carter O. Pullen. Kilmlchael, Miss.
Corporals.
Peter Barnlcle, Natlck, Mass.
Coleman L. Kindred. McLean, IlL
Luther P. Martin, Laplata, Mo.
Hney Todd, Ecru, Miss.
Wilfred Earnest Decourval. Flint.
Mich.
Virge Gibson. Los Angeles, Calif.
Stephen Krcmka, Brooklyn, N. T.
Glen W. Patrick Lon; Island, Kas.
George Rhodes. Smithers. W. Va.
Frank George Staehowlak, Detroit.
Mich.
James Henry Trestrall. Stembaugn.
Mien.
Musician.
Frank W. Guth. Syracuse, N. T.
Mechanics.
Oscar LJo Eckman, New Prov
idence. Pa,
George Szwagiel, Warsaw. Russia.
John D. Adams, Wilson. N. C
Privates.
Mat Adamkiewicz, Chicago. 111.
Edward Michael Barcome, Hard
wood. MlcK
Ljman Ftrone Dale, Kanln. HU t
THE
John Henry liemag, Ussex Junction, ,
Vt.
Omar Derdowskl. Bay City. Mich.
Benjamine Licken3, Broadripple. !
Ind. ,
Willard Andrew Dodi' Iowa City, la.
WsaxH. Drews. Omaha, Nebr.
George Duby, Saginaw, Mich.
Steve Stanley Dziatklewicz, Detroit
Mich.
John T. Elders. Enoree. S. C.
Marvin F. Esteg, Summit. Ark.
Charles F. Evans. Pottsville. Pa.
William C. Fate. Boynton, Pa.
John Q. Ferguson, Doans, Ind.
Christopher C. Foley. Pfeifer, Ark.
Jesse E. Garretson, Red Cloud, Neb.
Robert I. GUllam, Newberry. S. a
Walter Gray. Loca, Mont.
John Gritz. Hast Chicago, Ind.
Robert Peter Gunderson. Sault Stei
'Marie, Mich.
James H. Henderson. Lockhart, S. C
Swan Johnson. Seattle. Wash.
Mike Kafron. Cleveland, Ohio.
John J. Kelly. Worcester, Mass.
James Kinney, Shelbiana, Ky.
Frank Lecherm. Loogootee, Ind.
Rudolph William Padley, Rochester,
K. T.
Claude Parsons, Maple. Okla.
Wm. Hoyt Pelmcar, Forty Fort, Pa.
' Tony Placiniak, Chicago, 111.
Georgo Kmmet Poe. Boaz. Ala.
Frank Prybyl ki. Berea. O.
John 1L Kobbins. Kwnyzee. Ind.
Gerome Roberson. Fairdale, Va.
Forrest John Rogr.s, Trenton. Mo.
William A. Sanchez, Santa Paula,
Cul
Sandy Satullo, Cleveland, O.
Paul Sherman, Anamosa. Ia.
Elonzo Sinclair. Wapanucka. Okla.
Leroy Smith, Great Bend. Kas.
Thoi. is J. Smith. Bridgepi rt. Conn, j
Fred K. Soencer. Marlon. .
t. irencer, Marion.
Sam F stapleton, T'niontown, Ala.
linton is. mlciisoii. Cutler. Ill
Raymond Stevick, Cedar Falls. la
Charlie It. Strickland. Atlanta. Ga.
Ho.igas Tarrellian. letroit. Mich
J. F Tavek. Cle eland. Ol 10
Ldnard Tawik-, Kicrf.UK, Wis.
AV,. Morad when you re sad,
, Morad when you're glad,
Murad when you're mad,
TU
c. ..r W. Tajlur. Hum:
I .irlie T'jtld. lrnin, K
wile. W. V.i.
Albert Trulii' k. ISriUgeport. Conn
Leonard L'stlton. Wheeling, W.
Va.
Kene Vazqueztillez, Quayama, Porto
Rica.
Santo Vaxxano, Peoria. 111.
Will Vest. anbrldge,Tenn.
Ed. Wm. Walton, Brazil. Ind.
Koy C. Welsh, Muskegon. Mich.
Fred Woler. Pittsburg, Pa.
Jacob Wozniak. Peru, IlL
WOrXDED, DKGRKB UXDETER-
MIXBC
Lieutenant.
Warren J. Miller. New Oxford. Pa.
Privates.
Russell D. Anderson. Saltsburg, Pa.
James A. Barkley I.lvermore. Pa."
William J. Clark. Philedalphia. Pa.
Arnold Coleman, Leechburg. Pa.
Carl F. Crooks, Apollo, Pa.
Harry Fairley, Livermore, Pa.
MISSING IX ACTION.
Sergeant.
Wm. W. Dengler, Reading. Pa.
lrlvates.
Frank Bruneo. Neguanee. Mich.
James FasctanL Charleston. Mass.
FORT WORTH, TEX-, MAN
AMONG MARINE CASUALTIES
Washington, D. C Aug- 27. The
second section of the casualty list, is
sued today, included 34 marine corps
casualties, divided as follows:
Killed in action. 2: died of wounds
received in action, 2: wounded se
verely in action, 2; missing,
The only Texan on the list was
Corp. Pete Reedy, of Fort Worth, dud
01 vw.uni receiel 111 action
RKS
There was one New Mexican on the
list, Pit. Usle J. Balnum, of Bellevue,
missing in action.
Total to Date. 933.
The grand toial of marine casual
ties to date, ill lll'illft the for'-;oinlr.
is .3, including officers ami 238
H CIGARETTE
Chorus:
en. ist-'1 men. The casualties to dale
aie thus divided.
Offners Deaths. 34; wounded, 60;
missing, 1; total, 95.
Enlisted men Deaths, 852: wound
ed, 1862; in hands of enem, 6: miss
ing. 118: total, 2S3S.
Today's list follows:
KILLED IX ACTION.
Privates.
Clarence R. White. Elnora, Ind.
Willis R. Shoemaker. Ronney, Va.
DIED OF WOUXDS RECEIVED IX
ACTION.
Corporals.
Ear E. Jensen, Galesville, Wis.
Pete Reedy, Ft. Worth, Texas.
SEVERELY WOUNDED IX ACTION.
Captain.
Arthur H. Turner, Wilkes barre. Pa.
Private.
Kerman Kellerman. Lone Island
City, X. T.
MISSING IX ACTION.
Sergeant.
John C. Palusis, New Philadelphia, a
Corporals.
Harry Chefetz, Fall River. Mass.
BenJ. F. Michael. East Auburn. CaX
Privates.
Maurice P. Singer. Philadelphia. Pa.
Saraul H. Albert. Alberton. Mont
Sterling L. Alexander, Sharon, I'a.
Hoy C. Anderson. Platte. S. D.
Paul Anglin. Cummings, Ga
Osle J. Halnom, II ell erne, X. M.
John E. Bard, Lancaster, Pa
Fred M. Braden. Porterdale. Va.
Max Bradley. Ztomlr, Bolin. Russia
Francis H. Bush, Eddy, Okla.
Richard I. Cain, Blaine. Wash.
Gilbert L. Carter. Elmer. Mo.
"mpr R. carter, Elmer. Mo.
l:mm tt T Cody. Chicago, 111
Kub.ird Cof.le, Chicago, 111.
I- red H. Gruver, Asotin, Wash.
Roy H. Hall. Somerville. Mass.
Gaudias J. Joubert, Attleboro. Mass.
Ja. E. MeCleiry, Columbus. Ohio.
llarr s lcC)rmick, Coshocton, O.
Craham Mitchell. Sask Canida.
Littleton E. Richardson. Witt
Springs, Ky.
Wm. L. l:oth. Wahoo. Neb.
Edward Schanda, Chicago, IlL
Geo. Schifferer, Baltimore, Md.
Previously reported killed in action,
now reported on duty Sergt. John E.
Kilgellon. Canton, Ohio.
TEXAX AXD XEW MEXICAN OX
A CANADIAN CASl'ALTY LIST
Ottawa. Canada. Aug. 27. The
Canadian casualty list issued Monday
included W. A. Pettis. Santa Fe, N. M .
and D. & Haire. Dallas, Texas, both
wounded.
The Canadian casualty list today In
cludes A. M. Scott, of Emma, Colo,
wounded.
SE.VPLAXB ACCIDENT FATAL.
Miami. Fla.. Aug. 27. Theodore F.
Canfield. of Seattle. Wash., a student
aviator at the Miami naval air sta
tion, was killed Monday In a seaplane
accident. The plane fell Into Bis
cayne bay.
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Chas. Rokahr. 311 Texas St. Adv.
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