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,498 MORE AMERICANS
-IN CASUALTY REPORT
4rmy Lists 358 Heroes of Marne Drive and Marines
140 Quentin Roosevelt Named Among Dead.
38 Killed in Action
Washington, Aug. 6.
Army and marine corps casualties In
the fighting on the Marne-Atane salient
lafle public today by the War Depart
ment numbered 418 S5S soldiers and
140 marines. This brought the total
dlnce th'e toll of victory began to arrive
jresterday to 1213 and the number of all
casualties since American forces first
landed In Franca to 16,409.
Three army and two marine corps
Hsth were given out early today A
recapitulation of them shows'
.,,.. , ., Army Marin
Klljd In action ...... 31 7
wieq of wound. . it 3
JJoilrnlfd severely, . 313 Is
founded. degree undetermined 7 111
JVnunded elightty .
Prlroner 1
Totals ., ... 3 vjo
Today's army lists contained mostly
the names of wounded, whereas those
of yesterday showed 451 killed in action
nd. eighty died of wounds
These lists do not represent any one
day's fighting, but probably Includq'some
of the casualties for several iln.vs
Two additional army lists were re
ceived from General Pershing today and
will be released to morning papers
The nurriber of names they contained
was not made public
One of today's armv lists offlcl.illv re-
jported Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt,
of he aviation corps, dead and burled
Lieutenant Uoosovelt was reported Julv
17 to have fallen In combat behind the
enemy lines no.th of the Marne on July
. 11 .1. . .... ,. ........
14 and several cuja later press ills-
patches announced that Herman aviators I
had given not'ee of his death and burial
with military honors.
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List of Officers
The additional odlceis In the army
list were as follow s
SEVERELY MOUNDED
Captains
DUNN JOHN I, Haunpanee N Y
COLHURN ALVIN VVnshlnitnn D C
MINDLEY ROLAND G ho'llfnn Me
FINLAYSON, DANIEL W. IlKknow Can-
NATHNE; AIBERT West Menominee
Wisconsin
Lieutenants
E1DWELL HAROLD V , Hartford. Conn
J1ROCKMAN KARL H . Wclrer Idaho
WEYJIAN. HERHERT L Cil.donH Miss
WEIOFF, WEIU W . St Charles, Minn
RELLIS NEWMAN If Wausau. Wis
RROCKER. WESLEY fi . Llndstrmn. Minn.
BROWN. RANDOLPH R , Rome. N. Y.
CLEMENTS, ALBERT RrooklMl N. Y,
HARTNEY. JAMES I. Mavnard. Minn
HOWARD. WILLIAM H . Loek'port. Ill
JIORGAN GEOROE H RrooklMl. N Y.
PILKINTON. GEOHOE C , Parkrr. S D
nATRURN. ROHERT. Hurley, S D
THALL ARM Louis Mo
WESTERVELT, EDOAR C Lincoln Neb
WOODWARD. DUDLEY W New Amster
dam. Ind
The marlno officers In the llt Included.
WOUNDED IN ACTION DECREE DE
TERMINED Cuptaln
VOETH. ROBERT W . Plttsbursh, Kan
Lieutenants
LEMIKR. CHARLES -.. 104 Lincoln atenue,
Carbondale, Pa.
MURRAY. CLIVE E . Kenenck. Okla.
ETHEKIDGE. CHARLES. Norfolk. Va
PAi'T, WALTER S . Jr . Weatherfonl. Tex
REDJORD, DAVID A . Paw tucket, R I.
SKELTON. ALBERT J . Conakus. Ore
HOPE EDW B . Waterloo S C
GOC1DBEY ARNOLD B . St. Louis. Mo
The rmy casualt list. In addition to the
alovt of fleers, was 9 follows
Army List No. 1
KILLED IN ACTION
Sereeant
BTEPHENfcON. CLAUDE A . Anderson,
B. C
Corporals
CRABTREE. MALCOLM R Toppenlsh,
Wash
JELLEY. EDWIN H. Wood IHen N Y
WALTERS. BILL. Thralka. Ky
Merlunle
PRICE. THEODORE S . I!i St Louis. Miss
Trlrntes
ALBINO. TONY. Brooklyn
ALTOBELL. FRANK Berlin. N II -
BOWMAN. EDWARD F . Wbeellns W Va.
BRIOT. STANLEY P.. Tonasket Wash.
CONI.EY. niANCIS X., 000 South Nine
teenth street. Philadelphia.
COTTREI.L JES-n H . Sonol Glen Cal
EFSLINOER ANDY L Dintllle, 111
OUIN WILLIAM A Ink. Ark
HARTMANN F.RXIlhT C Sin Francisco
JOHNSON. STEVEN J. JR Cooperstonn.
JOHNSTON. I nFRT II . Homer Cltv. Pa
KATZ MAXWELL II . Worcester. Mass
KELLF.Y JOHN Detroit
KELLEY ROBERT EMMETT. Flandreau,
South Dakota
KORASCIERWIC7. BRUNO Bereau. Ohio
MARTEN. FRED WILLIAM Onaca. Kan
NEE. .MICHAEL J Shri.wsb.ury. Mass
NEMCHICK. JOHN, Blcht street. South
Bethlehem, Ta.
PARR. RUSSELL Encampment, Wjo
POLENSKI. MIKE. 1131 Falrmount arenue,
Pbllndelphla.
ItllOADS. HARRY. 137 Hudson street.
RradlnR, Pa.
SAGERr FRANK, St Paul. Minn
SCHAEFELKE. WILLIAM G . Appleton.
Wis
SHEDDE. DANIEL K Manchester. N H
TATRQ JOHN H. HnrrlsUlle. R, I.
WJLLIAMS, JAMES W BinBor. Me.
' " DIED OF WOUNDS
Corporal
SIMMONS HAROLD E Worcester. Mass
Prltate
BROTHERS. PERCY M , Randolph Center.
Vermont.
CHAMBERLAIN, WILLIS L
Qrlswoldvllle,
'Mass
COLVIN CLYDE Kevll Ky
BERAPHIN. JOHN. 22 Union strert. Hart
ford. Conn ,
WEIR; JAMES W Litchfield Conn.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
-j Senceants
'AMES RAY C Li Granite, Me
DILLE HENRY Columbus Ohio
FRANKLIN. HARRY. Pendleton. Ore
KAZEL. EMIL- J . Toledo. O
KINO, FRED. Oshkosh. Wis
KOPINSKI. SYLVESTER. South end Ind
FRETTYMAN. EMNUEL II., Hun. Pa.
WELOVICZ. CHARLIE A . Rlia. Russia
Corporals
. BAINBRIDOE. ROGER J . EdmonJ. Okla.
BUCKNAM. ALVAN N.. SKowhesan, Me.
COLFLEFH. 'ROBERT Des Moines, la.
DONNELLY. hAMl'EL, Amhler, Pa.
HARDT. HARRY W . New York city.
LARA. CLIFFORD. Lebanon. N. H.
Butler
BAILEY. HERBERT A . Nashua, N H.
i Wagoner
BEEOLITZ. WILLIAM. Chtcaco
Horsesboer
HEATH. DAVID WILLARD. Utlca. N T.
Privates,
AKERS. LEONTIEFIT. Columbia. JCy
APPLETON, ARTHUR C . Manchester.
N H.
A6IEN, JOSEF. CMcieo
BEAULNE. HOMER N.. Ljnn Mass
BEINHART, ORIN. Kennewlck. Wash.
BERRY. THOMAS. 1915 E. Huntlnidon
street. Philadelphia.
BOUTWELL. FOREST O.. Meadows. N. H
BUCHALSKI, STANLEY. MlchUan ' City.
Ind.
BURKE. ROBERT T , St. Paul. Minn.
BURRIS. ADAM R.. Sablna. O
CARRIOAN, FRANCIS D . Worcester,
' Mass.
CARTER. LEVI. Frankfort. Ind
CIIJLEY. MOSES L.. Blnshamton, Me
PLOUOH. WENDELL A.. Contoocook.
N.'H.
CORMIER. ALPHY. Port Hill. Prince Ed
ward Island
DA VI". FRED J Loian atenue and Kettle
street? Altoona, Pa.
.DOANE RObCOB K Gloucester, Mass.
DOOLEY. .WILLIAM W. Pawtucket, R U
iWJO, JOSEPH ANTHONY. Newark, N. J.
(EVANS. LLOYD F,, Marcus. la
T:VART.. OAKLEY 3.. fllockton. la
(FOSTER, HERMAN L.. Athol. Mass
qAUTHIEn. HENRY A., Laconla. N. H.
i eRATz-LYMANll Lebanon, N. H. -
MALVORBKN. ALBERT, Dorchesttr, Mss.
T.wiriwinns-- Jmyen vers pmMoumnefases l?w
.AiLOABUis. axlviiui jjti:vDur. iraui. m. .. m j . . . - - . r
HOQO. CHARLES Penifon, Tex
HOLLAND, WALTER. Detroit
HOUSTON. WALTER. Wnncook, N H.
HlTNSVKnn. JOHN J . ttt Mirv's. O
HUTfJllfON AttCHIC O , Webster City, la
JACQUES PHILIP O ghunner. Mo
JONES JOHN IV. IMstnnn Ci
JORDAN. mANK W . Washburn, Me
LAWRENCE, WILLIAM J West Xltchbure,
Mass.
LILJEOUIST. CtlNNARD F . Stanton. la
MASON HOWARD Powell O,
SIIKKF.LSON, RICHARD E . North Yakima.
Wash.
MOHLER. RERN1E W Hertford la
OKIET. ARTHUR M Lawrence Mass
RITTER. ERVIN C . Ashley. O
RORIUNS TRANK Bedford li
RORiDOUX. DAVID. Nnshui, N H'
ROR. DONALD rinnNCU Canandalsua
ROSWF.LL. LEONARD A . Falls Village
Conn.
SCHORR SAMUEL. Hrooklvn
STRIKE. TOM. Chlciso
WARD. WILLIAM M . .Morrlfvllle Vt
WHEELER WARREN L Orlians Vt
WHITE. HAROLD, North Andover.- Mass
WHITEHEAD SOLON Wlntleld. Ala
WILLIAMS, WALLACE H . Oratton Center.
WILVON, HERBERT Jarkman. Me
houndiui in action idefikkk inde
ti:iimi.m:d Privates
ERET. CLARENCE. Ogden Utah
HUMPHREY, CHARLES Fulton. Ky
llOt'MJEI) SEVERELY
"ereeanN
uuauux. isidor. Hrooklvn N V
I CARDKN, JASIES E . Clint
1 pJ'J1'11- FRANK s. nocii
i!5M'ilL"1. JlOLANlJ D feha:
on lenn
Rochj,ter N Y
Shart,, tin., v..
"b"4""riR7 L. HUioweil. M.
tlrtH't-H ,,.nnr.n .. .. ..'''
I """''' JAJltif
A . Wphstr-i nr.ii . -r
K'RECIJEWSKI, BOLESLVUS Chicaci
!1CARRELL
BURHELL A Charlotte.
N C,
MiTFICLD. ARTHUR W. Wanuoner 111
.MESSINA JOSEPH New York ,t
BOUCHER FREDERICK. Whitclleld. N H
BROWN ARCHIE E El Pasj Tex
CRArT MOIIT. Foriker. K
DM1KE., JAMES L.. Illue RldBe Summit.
Pa,
TETICK. ANDREW. Cincinnati
HART, ALMOND J Old Town Me
HART. WILLIAM. Laurence Mass
HARVEY. FKVNK ,.. 313 he,enteenlh
street, Sernnton, Ta.
HOSKINS LHltHY J Mllo M
.lOir.Vs. MKHAI.L. Newark. N. J.
J',AI'?R.S. JAJIK! '- Brockton .Mass
MiriMELIs, M., Nrnurk. N. J.
MICHNIEVITZ FRANK JOHN. Toledo O
MORRILL. GEORGE W . bouth Portland.
. Mo ,
J!?."?.W..,IAnnT ' "PrinKfteW Mass
.MUIAIHILL PATRICK, Wtsttield. Mass
PACE FRED CamptI .i
POST.MNOY. ALEXANDER. Detroit
QUIMHY, GEOllOE W. Sun.ook. N H
KUDNICK. GEOROE Chlngo
TANGUAY. ALBERT S.t Claire. Canad
WELD. GARDNER i- . New Britain, Conn
Butler
r OBERTS. VIRGIL H . East Doer. Me
MeclumlcH
CLAY. ALRERT Buchanan Ky
DESUL1NER. ED J Lowell, Mass
m llarnner
BURDEN. WILLIAM, St Johnsbury. Vt.
Cooks
COSTON. WILLIAM Dallas. Tex.
KOOER, ALEXANDER. Hartford. Conn
- Privates
DISNTO. FRANK U. Cle eland
DOOLIN. JAMES F Chelsea, .Mass
DOREY. LED J . Buninston. Vt
Dl'.VLAP. GEOKOB 1RANKLI.V. Brooklyn
EVANS. JAMES H , Eerett. Mass
i OR I l.S JOHN A . Ijwrence. Mass
OOLD.MAN. 0.-.CAR CHARLES. Brooklyn.
CORDON THOMAS R. Worrtater, Mass
HALL. DORNAL C. Durham. N C
HANSEN NIELS Hopkins. Minn ,
HARRIS, VICTOR I!.. Bnum. N C'
HEATH. WILLIAM II . Coe City. N. C.
HELPA. GUSTAV. Webster. Mass
HICKEY. GEORGE E. Ginllner. Me
HOLLINOSWOln H ARTHUR Amherst, O
HOLTHAUS, GUSTAV C Herk'inieser, III
HUGGING. DESMON R , Ntpler. Tenn
JOHNSON, GUSTAVi: ADOI.PH Common-
wealth Wis
KENNEDY. CLARENCE R. Mulberry, Ind
KtHIIEL. FELIX Buff tin
KNOPP RICHARD W . St Louis
KOrFROTII, HAKKY C, 2801 Lehlch ate
nue. Philadelphia.
Kill SE VICTOR ERASMUS, South Bend.
Ind
KUKULA. GEORGE, Youngstown. O
LII.L CEORGi: Leon Kan.
LIPPS. ROBERT L , Corbln. K
MCY KD .1 New Bedford, Mass
MAHALA. JOHN Cleftan.
MALONEY THOMAS h . Basbullo, New-
foundltnd
MARKS HASTINGS. Fordjce. Ark
MARTIN LEON C Wist Paris Me
MVSSVR., JOHN ANTHON, Lebanon. Pa.
MI.UKIMXS. HMtlH. s., v,,rt, .,
MINCEY. FAYETTE. Shatter. K.
MORRIS JOHN I). Younsaillle. N C
auuuCTT, hahoi.d it. Interale, N
H.
MURPHY. TREDERICK J . Cambridee.
Mass
O'CONNOR. EDMliND F.. New York city.
PARKS. TILDEN. Dimllle. Ky
PERKINS. HENRY O , Seabrook N H
PESEIO. LUVEZIO Rochester, N. Y.
PETERSON. RAYMOND W . Htmmond. Ind.
PIPER. JAMES G . North Venice. HI.
RAIT. JOHN. Trr Haute. Ind
REED. ELTON W., Delaware. O
RHODES ORIEN H . Cornlns. la
RICHEY. ARTHUR V., New -Castle. Ind
ROLOFF. CARL K Wrinht. Mo
ROURKE. FRANK Lowell. Mass
SAWDER. CHARLES M . Ripley. Me
SHANNON, PHILLIP 1L. Oranby, Conn.
SLAYBACK. HOWARD. Law renceburir. Ind
.-..MITH. EDWARD C . Wollaston. Mass
SHOEMAKER. CARL O , Delaware. O
SUKALO. ANDREW. CMcago.
TAYLOR, MARSHALL B.. Ljnn, Mass
TENEY. JACOB. P,otta. 111.
TIM.MONS. JOHN W . Columbus O
VEHDRN. JUKI-,, New nronswlck. N. J.
WEBER. JOHN c . airookljn
WILBUR, LEON E . East Llvermore. Me.
WILSON. EifTEL WIl,EY. Excrett Kan
WIU.U1IS, ARTHUR K.. Anson. Me
WILLIAMS. PROSPER G . Springfield.
Mass
WILSON, HENRY C . Houlton Me
WISE. BERTIE A ShelbjWlle. Ind
COLLET, JOHN F Stafford Springs. Conn
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Casualties Among
American Troops
ARMY
Reported
August 8 Total
Killed In action.... 31 2,803
Died of wounds .... 6 993
Died of disease .... 0 1,523
Died of accident and
other causes .... 0 623
Wounded .-., 320 7,512
Missing In action (In-
. eluding prisoners) 1 714
Totals 35S 14.223
.MARINES
Deaths 10 7C4
Wounded 130 1,349
Prisoners . . 0 5
Missing .. 0 73
Totals 140 2.1S1
drand total J6.409
Army List No. 3
UOUN.DED SEVERELY
Sergeants
ANDERSON, OTTO F . Corning la
BURNS, FORREST, Richmond Ky
CROWELL. CLARENCK H Salem Mass
ELLISON, WILLIAM J Mlddletown N T
FISHER ROBERT Sunnslde. Wash
FISSELL OROVER R' Cardlngton O
ORADOWSKI. ALBERT J Beatrice Neb
ISENBERG. JOSEPH W Catlctt Va
KUTTIO ALBERT P Lancaster O
MORF.Y ERNEST Reettlle Tex
NEII.I.Y. DANIEL E.. Ilridford. Pa.
PACE. HERBERT W Corning la
ROGERS. JAMES W Blncor Me
SWT.NSOV RAONOK O Worcester Mass
WALKER, CARROLL P Djersburg. Tenn
Corpornls
CALDWELL HARRY R Lnmllle Ky
CARBERG. WARREN C Cambridge Mass
CIIEHNF.V. ANTHONY. Knlpmnnt. Va.
D3 HOUIE DAN Monmouth Me.
ESTES ERROL r BrownMlie Junction
Me
FELTY WILLARD Ashland, Ky
HAMMOND RALPH W., Newel road
Holden. Mass.
HANNO.V PATRICK J., Nw York clt
KELLY JOHN. H-ndshTV. W Va
KELTOS. GEORGE. Jerse Clt. N. J.
MILLER CHARLES T . Portland Me
HOZEK ROMAN. Wcstport. Conn
STEENS EARL O., W hltefield N H
VOGEL. WILLIAM. Chicago 111
WA1QUIST. CLARENCE Ironwood. Mich
WHITE PERRY C Corbln, K5.
Cooks
KERIOCOPOLOS. C.US New York cltv
WEBB JOHN WAYNE Winnetoon Neb
Mrrhanle
GUfiTAFSON FERDINAND Carney. Mich.
Wagoner
COLBERT JOHN A . Reere. Mass
Pritatrs
CEDO FERNANDO SolomonMlle. Ariz
ALLEN IOIIN E Dowllng Park Fll
ANDREWS. WALTER S, Lowell. Mass
ANDRUSKI ANTON Ojle. Wis
ARNOTT II.EY. Washington Court
House O
ATKINSON JAMES T , Stanton. K
BARBER ERNEST I... New Bedford Mass
UM'ER. ClIXRLES A., 3315 North Second
street. Philadelphia.
BENTON. ALONZO L. Magnolia. N C
I1ERGGREN CARL E . Chicago
BLADON. HARRY M Clearfield, li
BROCK EDMUND J. New part Ark
CARLISLE RAYMOND. Lebanon N H
CARLSON HENRY K P. Worcester. Mass
CWANAUGH FRANCIS J, Tro, N Y
CHAFFEE IRVIN. Stratford. N H
CIIIA. ANTON J Algonma Wis
CLXRK, CLARENCE E Niagara rails
N Y
CONWAY, CHARLES' 11, Cardlngton, O
COOPER, PETER, Englewood, N. J.
CARRIDON, MICHAEL P. Kansas City,
Mn
DEVORAK. JOSEPH New Tork cltv
DILL FRED A , Gardiner, Me
DUNLAP FOREST. Kanawha W Va
EKHOLM. ERNEST A Manchester. N II
ELLIOTT. JOHN T. Cotlnaton K
EDENBERG. ARNOLD H. Dorchesteri
Mats
riCKK. ARTHUR B Paette Idaho
FREDERICK I1ROVER l"., Ma Lick Ky
OANLEY, RICHARD L I owell Mass
OETZ. LEO JOSEPH. Detroit.
GILLIATI. EARL P. St Louis. Mo
GODFREY, PAUL. Reading. Pa.
f.RXZIAM. ANDRKM. Jenklntnwn. Pi.
QREEN. CARLETON Taunton Miss
CRIFFORD. JAMES Mlnnlth Mo
GURALAS ANGELOS A , San Frandsco
Cal
HEGLER, CLIFFORD G , Walker. Cal
IOLI.EY GARDNER B Ludlow Vt
JONES, CALVIN H St Joseph Mo
KAI.LOREN. BYRON A Mnnson Me
KIXCA1D. CLARENCE E , Flint Ark
ZOIOL. JOHN. Wilmington, Del.
LACROSS, HOMER T St Albans Vt
LEMIRE, ADELARD, Berlin. N H
LETENDRE OLIVER D Augusta Me
LINSi OTT HE1ARD Washington Me
Mcpherson, trank j.. Lowell Mass
MOILL. JOSEPH W., Grand Crossing
ru
MORRILL ARCHIE H Franklin N H
MOP.TON XVALTER I. . Oaklboro N C
NANCE NBAL Madola Ind
NEWCOMB CHARLES J . Boston Mass
NOBDEN SEXTUs' E . East Suxus Mass
OFrUI. ARTHUR, Minora. W Vt
PERRY. ARTHUR. Dodgellle Mnes
PRES1NOER. CHARLES Shlrlet Ind
RAYMOND. ISADORE, Lawrence Miss
ROBERGE. PHILLIP. Danlflson Conn
ROBERTSON, DUNCAN South Brewer. Me
ROCKWELL WATSON, Sclotntilte O
SCHMIDT, ERNEST, Baltimore, Md.
SCOT f JAMES C . Madison Me
SHANER, CHARLES F , Lancaster, O
SHEA MAURICE J . Worcester. Mass
SILVER. WILLIAM S. Wo6dstock Me
SODERBERO, ARNOLD W . Detroit Harbor.
Wis
STEONER, JOSEPH A . Kolln La
STEVENS. GEORGE II . Portland Me
STEVENS GUY. Fajette, Me
STEWART. GUY. Wilton. Me
STICKNEY. JOSEni C . Cincinnati O
TIBBETTS, WELDON O . M'lltown. Me
TYLER, HARRY V Million. Mass
WARE. SAM W . Beerly. W Va
WATTERSON. DILLON. Kslida. O
MBAKLAND. Kim IX J.. Hustings. Pa.
WOOD. JElSE LeOrange. N C
YOUNG, FRANK. Llbert. Neb
MOUNDED IN ACTION (Degree fndeter
mined) Sergeants
BENOIT. ELSON Patterson. La
Friend or Enemy
Which kind of cigar
do .you smoke?
No man can afford to smoke the
type of cigar that gets on his nerves.
But every man can afford to smoke
the Girard, a friend that cheers,
comforts, stimulates and inspires,
but leaves not a trifling trace of
harm.
10c and up
ARD
EARL EUOENE, Dell Rapids.
Corporals
BERENSATO. THOMAS. 1 West Slith
street. Chester, Pa.
FRAWLEY. FRANK. Fulton. N T
Prtrates
DACKMAN. ERNO. Park Cltv, Utah
PRISONER Not prerloosly reported
GESNER. ALFRED M . Hadltme. Conn.
PREMOVSI.Y REPORTED MISSING NOW
REPORTED DED AND BURIED
Lieutenant
ROOSEVELT. QUENTIN. 0st Ba. N Y.
First Marine List
The first Marine Corps list minus the
officers already mentioned follows
"KILLED IN ACTION
l'rliate
MOSHER, FLOTD C. Brooktjn, N T
WOUNDED IN ACTION !EVERE!A)
Sergeant
RANKIN. RUSSELL S . Cnthlana. Ky
Corporal
REED, MICHAEL Blltmore. N C
Trhntes
CROLLAY CHARLES A St James Mo
DOSCH FRANK 11,. Chicago
GLIDDEN CLINTON R Dekalb. Ill
C.RA.SSO SAM. Houmi. Iowa
HARTENBOWER MARION. Caldwell
Idaho '
HUGGETT WILLIAM W Haiel Crest, III
HULLINGER FRANK H. Chicago
O'SHEA JOHN B White B.ar Lake Minn
OLINGER. RA.MOND M Milwaukee , Wis
PHELPS. WILLIAM E Marf.uand. Mo
8CHULER LLOYD New York clt
SINK PERRY L . Detroit, Mich
VAUOHT CL.VRUNCE A i-onnnrvllle Ind
WALKER, SA.MMY R Alexandrl i Tenn
WOUNDED IN ACTION (DECREE
INDETERMINEDI
Sergeants
JACOBSON. JONAH H Uddalla Sweden
REALS MYRON H. PImouth Mich
MacDONALD HUGH A Randolph. Mass
USALIS. MIKE. Cleveland
WATSON CARL W Buxtou Ore
Corporals
BURNS JOSEPH L . Cincinnati
CANTERO HECTOR N . San Francisco
DONAGHY ARTHUR R . Wlnetuster Ma"
HALL GEORGE H , lleMdere, Tenn
OWENS, CORBETT. Cnl Va
ROND1NELL JOSEPH E , Youngstown O
RUTH CHESTER Washington D C
SAWYER CHESTER A Rtissett, Neh
SWEENEY, WILLIAM A. Olecland
Privates
ADDISON. GEOROE L . New Troy, Mich
ADELHARDT. GEORGE Troy. HI
BORO JOHN P. St Louis
BROMM AUGUST F Richmond Va
BRUNER CLARENCE O . Chicago
RYINOTON. ROY F . St Louis
CAREY 'IHKODOKi: T. Walnut la
I HICKERING. ROIiAXD T Chicago
CURK CHALJIERS. Oberlln Mo
COLLIER FRANK. Sprlnslleld, III
COOKE HERBERT E , M.ibon. Miss
CRAELIUS CARL A . Chicago
DO.MRIIOWSKI STANLEY B . Eric. Ta
EHNCIER. .l()-.r.ril V., Newark. X. J.
EHI.ERT. EMERY E . Wllmettc, III
TIELDS, HOWARD II MooresMlle Ind
FRANKLIN. BLRNARD C . Murra O
HAY GEORGE Jr Coshockton O
HU.MLER JOE M . LoulsUllc, K
irSCHNER. HARRY M , Bevler Mo
JOHNS WILLIAM 1 , Newark. O
JOHNSON, CHARLES E.. Lower Oxford.
Pa.
KELLER JOHN F . Cleeland. O
KIRKPATRICK. HERBERT A . Charlotte.
N C
LAKE ARCHIE I. . LaOrange HI
LARSON ARTHUR L. Hartford Wis
LAUGHTER. CHESTER It. Hernando,
Miss
lEsTER. ERVIN C. Nancv, Kj
LESTER. E C , Nino. Kv
M, M:NDRICK. CHARLES S New Orleans
La.
Mi .. ..MARA JOHN I Kans is City. Kan
JUHTIV, ROY Inillunapolls 1ml
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AMBULANCE DRIVERS
IN CASUALTY LIST
Paris. Aug r, ( m 1 .V SI The
following Ainerictn ambulince drlvus
setvlng with the French army have been
reported Killed or wi undid
Lester P Hatrl" Johnson Cltv Tenn,
died of wounds
William I, Morgan, Honolulu, Hawaii,
wounded l a. bomb s-pllnter
Albert c Amntione Oultith, Minn,
seriously wounded
Germans Hurl Big
Blow in Vain
Continued from Paee One
agency dispatches received here from
the front report
GERMANS MAY LAUNCH
"RELIEF OFFENSIVE"
Bv the Associated Prciv
Purls, Aug r, Germ in resistance
north of the Vesle Is be'ng i ontl'iued.
the enemv rear guard standing deter
mlnrdlv along the heights i-onimandlng
'he river crossing where the French ele.
nients have passed bejond the river are
encounterliig them savs the Havns
Acencv's review of the luttlefront situ
ation todav The Gomians are trving
to prevent further Allied crossings
There is general agreement among the
military critic that the Germans will
not be able to remain long In the region
between the Ve'le and the Alsne where
their position Is considered untenable
'The German position between the
two rlor, ' savs t,e Journal, 'Is a
cltical o'ie, beln" shtllow and swept by
the French artlllerv along the entire
front and it some points on the flanks
Its communications are tunt-afe and It
will be dangerous for the Germans to
make their stand below the Aisne Instead
of going behind that river The result
would probably be enormous losses for
the enemv
"The frermnns are trving to bring
about a quieting down of things in this
sector, but thev- cannot afford to over
look the fact that their opponent has
something to sav as to this A retreat.
Is more easily begun than ended '
The Fcho de Paris !o,vs stress upon
the various signs obsprvable of the
strategical retreat which the German
high command nnv have in contempla
tion at various points where the French
are attacking It believes the enemy is
preparing a "relief offensive to be
launched shortly
The Matin, In an article printed under
a large portrait of General Foch points
to the unanimity among the Allies md
pavs tribute to the boid strategy and
the high qualities which the generalis
simo has evinced, notablv his keen fore-
Kytoi
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right This newspaper report that
Premier Clemenceati had a conference
lastlnB several hours with General Koch
yesterday at headquarters.
GERMANS SEE DEFEAT
AS AM ERICA STRIKES
London, Auir 1 neuter's corre
spondent at nrltMi Hondciunrters in
Trance In a telegnm dated Monday
nlcht at 9 5a o'clock says
"The ebblnsr of the Oermin morale
resulting from recent events has been
noticeably hastened by the great In
flux of Ameilcan tioops In this par
ticular repard the Oerman hlph com
mand Is payint; the penalty of conceal
ment and misrepresentation The ap
pearance In the battle line of powerful
Amerlein forces nrd the striklnt:
proof of their splendid flchtlnR nualltv
Rive the lie direct to all German offi
cial bombast which no explaining can
minimize Moieocr it proes the fu
tility of all the tall talk about the sue
cess of the German submarine war
fare "Distrust Is rife In the enemv ranks
and under such conditions the ten
dency Is to exasperate their mlsfor
tunes The discredit LudendotlT's
statements and seem clnotnih ion
srlous that Oernum Is sulTcrinj; tlc
fe.il and that the truth U lielns ton.
cejled from llicin."
AUSTRIA IMPRESSED
BY ALLIES' VICTORY
Washington, Aug fi The Trench
and Allied v Irtorv ha. produced l pro
found Impression in Autr'a savs an
ofnclal French telegram today It con
tlnues 'This can be inferred from nn article
extraordinarily pessimistic published b
the Arbelter Zeltune of Vienna The
i jrn.ldn Kh coni"iand It writes bib
led Its tioops to more favorable pnsl
V?m" Nevertheless the assaults of th
Allies against mir new front luve In tin
w.av illmlnlshed in intensitv That !. i
i tact which makes one think With ad
i vtisaries like tln r.ussnris the technical
siiperlorltv nf the Germans was 'such
that the numerical superiority of tin
Huuslans was of no impni t.ince
n the west the situation Is quite
different ro not let us forget that the
iTinch and Anglo-Saxons together with
the Germans, are the most civilised peo
ples In the woild and tint thev are In a
position to turn nil modern technical
inventions to their own profit On tin
olher hand let us take into considera
tion the Invincible pit it which an
mates the French soldiers the tradition
'of victors and glorv which onlv the
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last few years German history has some
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