Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 30, 1918, Page 7

~ Wantads TODAY. UPTON BOY REPORTEDAS. SEVERELY WOUNDED ACTIN Western Losses Numerous :n Lists Given Out for Pub- lication Yesterday and Today; Losses to Amer- ican Forces Now Total 35,566 Cyril Bartholomew Ford, previously reported in these columns as having been severely wounded in action on the west front, thru in- formation reaching his mother, Mrs. Delorah Agnes Ford, of 367 North Durbin, appears on today’s casualty list from Washington. James F. Rogers, of Upton, Wyoming, also + reported severely wound- ed. Casualties to the American Expe- ditionary forces to date, exclusive of the slightly wounded, total 35, 566, also excepting today’s list amount- ing to some 765 m€n. The following casualties are re ported for announcement Sunday ang Monday: The following casualties are re- ported by the commanding general Henry L. Mont. x Frank Elmer Drey, Lucas, S. D. Died of Disease Helman, Thompson Goldhahn, Great Fails, Henry Mont. Falls, Wounded Severely Lester Pike, Gibbon, Nebr. Fred D. Hennings, Waco, Nebr. of the American expeditionary George B. Johnson, Horace, Nebr. forces (included in above total): William Mathew Pinkerton, Ben- Killed in action__ 101 | kelman, Nebr. Missing, in action_ 75 Paul Frederick Schoning, North Wounded severely 707 Loup, Nebr. Died of wounds_-___ . 45 William Tucker, Martinsburg, | Died of accident and other Nebr. causes 9 Elmore Monroe Tupper, Water- Died of disease. 26 town, S. D. | Wounded (degree undeter- Sergt. Russell S. Bailey, Parker, mined) S. D. Wounded slightly — Rex E. Daw, Glasgow, Mont. Prisoners ~~~ Oliver J. Abbott, Hartington. Nebr. | Total _ Sees ae soe Ralph Henry Anderson, Mullen, n Killed in Action Nebr. | Bugler Wiliam E. Sievers, Gothen- Otto H. Ashbra, Wynot, Nebr. burg, Nebr. James F. Rogers, Upton, Wyo. Nealie H. Delozier, Magnet, Nebr. | Glen S. Roszell, Akron, Colo. THESE FIGHTERS WON’T HAVE TO ‘BITE’? THEMSELVES. IN IF BOND BUYERS TURN OUT DURING DRIVE Passed by the Censor, Copyright 1918. id then,” came “Bite yourself in, “If that machine gun drops its fire an inch lower “Digging in.” Next to his rifl © the vick and spade are the d boy's best friends. Trench buil & goes on all the time as the lines change and money from Liberty B onds, turned into sandbags, lumber on ie and wire, will follow these divers u| time the front. The shovel is p in making the newly capture po-| the doughboy’s best friend, next to sitions permanent ones. his rifle, and it proably saves his life oftener. With every move to- ward Berlin new trenches must be built and captured German posi- tions turned to face the other w y When the shovels have done their part, wire, sandbags, and lumber are brot up from the rear by carry- back the order. you are a goner.”” Digging in go on all of the at Jou Near Cantigny a thin linc*of ns lay out under a wither- It seemed as tho every Hun infantryman had a .nact sun instead of his rifle. ‘I Streams of hot metal whizzel Lut ir a few inches over the men as they | ing parties and the trench made lay flat, taking advantage of every | permanent. . hole and depression. When the counter-attack comes, They wére “digging in.’ it is well built trenches that se Some | were lucky and had shell holes to | work from. Others were huge: the flat earth and making their own holes. One chap, however, seemed to be doing nothi “Dig in, man, dig in,” his Liev- ant yelled at him, ‘I can’t sir. I've lost my tools,” was the an- swer, lives among our men and enable them to hold the Jines with the least loss. As they move forward a continuous am of building materials mut fpllow the troops, bot by dollars 5 a Fourth Loan. the extent of trenching tog, te Wilson A. Smith, Parker, S. D. | Stewart H. Edgar, Omaha, Nebr. y D. Thomas, Sioux Falls, S. D. Valeri Valeriano, Ruby, Colo. Cyril Bartholomew Ford, Casper, Wyo. Bert H. Tryon, Wayside, Lieut. Basil C. Wehrman, Nebr. William Mann, Conrad, Mont. Ray L. Headlee, Chambers, Nebr. Jchn L. Barton, Shefffield, S. D. Nebr. elson, , Fred Anderson, Ponca, Nebr. Arthur E. Brewer, Edison, S. D. D. Glassing, Springfield, S. 1 C. Hopkins, Buhl, Idaho. Wensel C. Lackey, Ollinio, Nebr. Albert I. Marken, Bigfork, Mont. William H. Martin, Anaconda, Mont. Otto F. Mueler, Madison, S? D. Roy N. Murray, Missoua, Mont. Otto J. Ohlrich, Baker, Mont. George Oliver Leibert, Broken Bow, Nebr. Missing in Action Ray Yardlye, Lewiston, Mont. Leo A. Clark, Leadville, Colo. Thomas Eudsvick, Enid, Mont. Herman Krebs, Harlowton, Mont Ernest E. Deberry, Sheridan Lake, Colo. TOTAL NUMBER CASUALTIES TO DATE Killed in action (including | 291 at sea)__._____-_ 7031 | Died of wounds____ - 2260 Died of disease.____.__, 1882 Died from accident and and other causes__ - 906 Wounded in action______ 48682 Missing in action (includ- ing prisoners) _____._ 4805 Total to date.________35566 MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES Summary of Casualties to Date Officers Deaths -___ 39 Wounded 65 Missing 1 Sub; totaliz= =" =" 9 * 105 Deaths Wounded 1976 In hands of enemy- Missing Sub total ---___- 191 ‘Total wey 3296 Died of Wounds Jake M. Uhrig, Sterling, Colo. Severely Wounded Andrew M. Ashbaugh, Colo, Denver, Richard A, Heath, Wardner, Idaho. | Michael Smith, Watertown, S. D. SSIs Ns EYES OF THE U. S. ARMY Here ts one of the huge observation balloons of the United States army, culled “elephants” by the soldle which are indispensable in modern warfare, Dream On! A year ago a manufacturer engaged a boy. For months there was nothing noticeable about the boy except that he never took his eyes off the work he was doing. A few weeks ago the manufacturer looked up to see the boy standing beside his desk. “What do you want?” he asked. “Want me pay raised.” “What are you getting?” “Ten shillings a week.” “Well, how much do you think you are worth?” “Fifteen. shillings.” “You think so, do you?” * “Yes, sir,.an’ I've been tluinkin’ so for three weeks, but I've been 50 blamed busy I.ain’t had time to speak | you about it!” at boy got the raise.—Uplift Mag- azine. R Up In Holland. House Ba fai larger Dutch cit- jes, “especially The Hague, writes t United States Vice Consul A. Cc. 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