The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1918, Page 11

NAMES OF MARNE es RULED OR MED = PRAT MFR re and 244 Wounded, Says Official Report. WASHINGTON, April 26.— Alist of Casualties in the brigade of marines with, the American Wxpeditionary | [ foreea in France, the first Marine Corps lst mado public, shows that 22 were killed in 10 died of wounds, two dic: accident and i. (444 were wounded in action. All the David . $r. dead were ¢ men, and most of harles Ro the casualties were in one company The date of the fighting and the pai of the Mne the marines are holding | were not told, but it 1s known they § have been holding @ front line sector §| for several weeks. The list up to April 23 show: casualties, Considering the length of time the 5 marines have been on the fighting line, the casualties are regarded as comprrattv: 1, f named tn the list re Captains A. R. Miller Lieutenants Maynard, Fred % ry J, TOTH, Charles i Privates, ARTHUR, Lester H. LACK, Ed: Sergeants. RLEDSOB, Roscoe. GRIMES, Cecil. 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