The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1918, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1918, ARMY AND MARINE ROLLS ‘RAINBOW MEN PROTECTED BY IRON SHELTERS IN shtabsblecs OF CASUALTIES TOTAL 64: a oon Pershing’s desist Has 57 Names; Fourteen of His Men Being Killed in Action. 20 SEVEREL Y WOUNDE LD. | Private George Fisher of the Bronx Among Those Who Met Death at Front, WASHINGTON, asualty list ames and the Marine army list fourteen were killed in July 18,.The army to-day has fifty-seven Corps seven, a total of sixty-four. list In the tion, ten died of wounds, six died of Jisease, two died of other causes, twenty severely, one wounded four are The name of Lieut velt has mot yet come throu either of killed or miss »Mcial list, accident slightly reported missing, and were wounded and Quentin Roose in the ne The army list follows | KILLED IN ACTION Sergts. Carl C. Carter, Fresno, Ca Budell M. Lusher, Kansas City; W am F, McFadden, t Bend, Kan. William L, Travis, Hot Springs, Ark. Privates Leon Brignall, Y.: George Fisher, Privates N. .M.; Ind. ; Samuel E Joseph William C Vedo Kubiachi, M Norborne, er, Manlius, N », Jamestown; N.Y. «. Lov Corpl. James E on, 8. Privates Frederick B. .N. Y.; Karl M Jesse B. Ei ; Paul J Wis.; Chart Ala.; Joseph Mo Italy; Prank onn.; William Okey Vaughan, nersville Me lusia, Al. <inson, atur Flor kK, K Upt Newford, Cook Si Milford Street, Trenton, N. J. Privates Leslie G. Alberta, Canada; W! Figberry, Mo.; Frank M Va Minn.; DIED s Depot FROM c Corpi Pleasant, Priva Ralph Mich e Herbert D. Wh BK, B Corpl N. Xi hoster, N Lublin, ht Watertown, dice burg. s y ron, Big Thund James B, Chapman ay’ Street, Newark, N. J. Privates David H Nun, Pa Sam H, Ganrdn city, Ala. Frederick V Mass.; “John Luh. Md.; Clarence Lye Edwin Eb. M Vern Morlan, Medicine luy No De N d, Ta. 1ore, id; vultz, Hubba Jon own, Pa Russia ewes, Willia jotezymlc A Private Lawrer Bridgeport, Conn. MISSING Private Albert N. Je Privates W Herman J Harry F. mm rit Klot Conn. Private lie, W eported mi ospital ONLY SEVEN NAMED rhorpe, Alexander © @ is now Killed in Action, Three ber WASHINGTON, July Marine Corps casualty ven, three vounded seve 4s and y Rrivates Frederick Geneva, Roge: 2015 Jerome Avenue, New York. Gallegos, Juckson, Tonopah, Nev.; Pa; Henry Leo, Pittsburgh, Oscar L. Bu Bos’ nmons., Fort Lanier, ne clocca, Snyder, Ph Ww DIED OF DISEASE. Sumner, Private Charles E. Lucas, 266 Allen liam Philip ACCIDENT OTHER CAUSES, Taylor. N Rocco Di Sciascio, Philadelphia. No. Talpa, Rushville, John R Ul DIED FROM WOUNDS. Fitzwilson, Charles Tan Bi Anda Ate De Pigbo, ‘airfield n, Jelphia; Va Mo. Morrow, Ponska, . Wat Wenzel, Li t Whitford, AND Mount vlen, Detroit wey Richard oreville, Private Selah Davis, No. 66 Warren Dunkle, ne vy WOUNDED SLIGHTLY, r Australia, Wounded Severely One Died of Injuries. 18 ist to were killed in three 8. Néeth Bloomfield, N. ¥,; Charles Pr Russia Wootenburg, Her rh Pit 1; Henry ame WOUNDED SEVERELY, , Harris Raker, P. Par vat Rob- Ww N.C. Spring enix jould, “Rox Balti H D y Sikivica, Vendetti, nski hambers IN ACTION. Brook, Cyganowaski Syracuse Ka viously IN CASUALTY LIST FROM MARINE GORPS **"""* Num- and In the day ion wert KILLED IN ACTION, Princeton, Waterbury, , ried in Bennett, NEW YORK SOLDIER KILLE !Nurse Tells How His Son dead of wounds, was cal! vice last October, went to F January, and was wounded His mother is {ll N. ¥,, and has not been M. CLEMENCEAU’S DAUGHTER WRITES America, Private Max Feinsod « No, 4 Hunterdon Avenue, Newark, report rance June at Sharon Spring Newark Father Died for ed ed Into ser- told of his American docto A large number | BERLIN MUST CHANGE A short time after Israel’ Feinsod of American d 3 for a long tim { had received a telegram from th have been attached to big London in- | ANS. death of his son, he received this} ne oe se tan eae ‘AMERICAN WOMEN CARE Premier, who is a nurse in the hos FOR WOUNDED U 5 a | Some! x More Than Mere nsod died le Oe mething M a‘ Pha to have to } i Cannon Jler little soldier ‘had IN HOSPITALS OF PARIS nh morning i \ PARIS, July 18 In pra passed away ¢ our ef. UU, | = sue 4 figivtir salitic f e Ame forts to save him. He will be burie ot the srmans R } Col. De Thomasson, a milita in the cemetery of this little city Get the Germans _— br iia ticle of art reserved for Frenchmen and ss i Next Year,” Patients’ Fre- : | writer, in conchudi article His-coffin will Cheers Greet Americans on One Negro Promises to Bring} the vattie situation says overed wi | 2 " i “ quent Expression cannot resist the op of quotir Arrival From Hard Fight- HARIRE Tle dhe leah Amer-| Back Buttons Off thé | passage concern American ung, wounded, live ¢, ‘ sae detonkd BOO FeNS Gh Araer | Pinte 4 b Morris ‘Th . ing in France. ican regulars and National Guards Kaiser’s Uniform. from the semi-oMleial Norddeutache 0% Bushwick Avenue, Brook! ems men who have been in the active Algemeine Zeitung, The German pa . November and was as hit A wake rad OA the | per 4 S wagoner in the 23d Infan- IONDON, July 18 (by nited| fighting and were inju' nth The ¢ Street Ferry plaza” pa + (regulars) Sresa\i Arner maint an, | Marne front are being nursed in the| These American soldiers any Harry Berry of Stockhelm, N, J. | enercen:. woun arriving} paris hospitals and having their| {his morn Presented the appear-| cannon fodder, ‘They are inea Y wounded, was trained to-day from the of heavy fight-| wants looked by American] ance of a rendezvous of departing] pable of standing up to our sen Camp Dix, N. J. and sailed for), ; ; : ; | ott America has been Franne acveral tmontha aga ear | ing on the French front drew cheers! women hospital rs, who dis-| picknickers when several hundred] soned troops erie has twenty-eight years old from crowds at the Charing Cross|tribute cigarette cream and) ng roes of Harlem Draft Boards left power to train the forcibly ia denenenn a Heb Gilt Bits ue ion. Sympath: girls flung} Magazines among the injured mi for a nearby National Army canton ae ed men she has shipped to & Are, re. The « ers ® conveyed > + Ty ss Hurope. ported severely wounded, lived with | flow at the men as they were{ Th i . nveyea oy Tent. “Che hy reas Of: the women. sage y the Americans treated a jhis sister, Mrs, Antonio La Monica, |, ? : 7 hospitais in trains and lorries, re-) the la of the men, tne joyous by a : ’ s befo the service in aken from trains and loaded on Qm-| ceiving surgical attention on the way] shout hildren, combined with [creck German division at Fossoy RC aia Gs in Italy, where bulances, Hands were waved as the | from the front, their wounds being] the the river craft and the{*48 Col. De Thomasson, perhaps ae melee e ASHETICRN GOICiera ws silat Eel EY 1 three or four times 4 j the 16th Infantry, New, my the German writer food for FIR T Pre) July 18 (by Associated) the journey. ‘The lorries hurry them york Guard Rand were indicative of Teme AR DEAD FROM QUEENS are a cheerful and op! ful, taking every care prevent jars of the women were tears of laughter. Flag Hoisted for Joseph Maye| “v0 lense The spirit of the w 1 Am tus,” shouted one friend to a depart trick and a Star Put Up for | meen pu toy Kegel allbatabacen ety ng Oona American Intervention Has Its Ef Strick Pea irene | eee BUD sion, which, with sli “L won't do that, neighbor, but rj American Intervention Mas Tt G William Carr where they “We will get bring you all back the buttons off fect Say Semi-Official The first American Elk and the lay cape . right, next year the Ka BUN Bonny, me th Budapest Paper. first member of the Knights of —_—— re i . Columbus to give their lives tt Americar Soldier in) Canadian) “you better get that Kaiser man auly ate Americar ; war were from Long Island City and Army Gann und Crown Prince before 1 see them, | ferve rial ta be taie (appt fwiraarvien Hine enehinereine nici whic OTTAWA, Ont., July 18--The fol cause Iam going to cat them Up." | jart thet nthe P red seri at are flying within @ hundred feet | 4 i nd lowing Americans appear in the late aid ippy-Bo-lucky selective lO oye} the Pest Lioyd, semi-offieial of each other for these men. he flag | the Somme, Canad casualty list: TH, D. Healy, another | newspaper of Budapest clares over the home of Queens Borough The Yanks and es tet Now York; wounded and SBC 1 The draft went away in clothes) ‘This nowspaper, admitting trian I » of Elka, is for Joseph May. KK. Reviard, Lansing, Mic ofl, ' ees ; 4M ‘ “a ; all deseription ne man wore a! tos he recent Malian offensive st k, 85, of No. 30 Clark Street, who wounds, R. B. Sr y y 250,000, the 4 was drowned when the Tuscania! 0! A waunded, A. Marshal LY, | basuball unifor another 250, plains the at as sunk. He had volunteered for avia-|the combination is Reach suit. white 9 silk hat tion work, THe star on the service|German, The Germans have ma the head 1 third ‘ Austr ans were nu flag of Colon Council, Knights of Achiece bi ey ara toned (0 } This movement: from the colore Teantee aaa GHA ea Columbus ‘is for William Carr, who | Sot fent« ¥ “ea district of Harldin practically ex NY, especially died in the Princess Pat Regiment s all up when they ee Fi R T EFT F hausta the Clasy/A men in that sec- Italians, had 1 wreatiy im ve Austra i 4 n he men were from Boards 100 = 07, 189, 140 and 163. p Pre = ° Hale, McConnelisville, O. “rederick | ‘ Hourds 139 and 140 w the Pees eee a uring Maserlen ns}Said to Have Confessed He Took | make thelr appear th SHIP SUNK BY MINE FIONN, Semen and Aus th Car Rassias He Ache house. Several hundred friends and DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN|) NY ar Because He Was Broke and | relatives marched with them a OFF NEW ZEAL ZEALAND GOAST ACTION, | petuated London hospitals by Had to Get Back to Camp Che) SPAS WA Clara AA ney, ALOR Private Alfred C. Walburn, Wells- | i ™ along with their sui 4 to ton, 0. j br ding em togeth in hospita The automobile rides with which Will martial strains of t ; made v wards. ar’ in which Se iam G, Brown, @ soldier stationed at|Of their own race and 146 ps st in Firs! saster of VERELY. j porrey ane & be eer pn eeine cifela at iain tan ok 4 ab. | office Windows. Kind in Antipodes—Survivors Corpl, Henry L, Schumacher, New- | We? peated aa contains ten} | sb il Later Board 167, in charge of their 6 a nacher, New. | We Rec at enaeae ar eBay to day rien Brown 9 As arre ia Chairman, ©, J. Johnson, arrived Adrift 3 Hours. arak, Ill, St Ou he ont [OP & charge of ta @ is aceuse m West 144th Street on two large ICOUVER, B. C., July 18.—Passen Privates Joseph ( Lynn, Ma. alres tual n > to|buses with negroes on the front| “*" = Ui es Harvey Shively, S ig, Fa jand day swap yarn wt th ts pounding t bass drums, | ers a trans-Pacit a v 1 of a big ward wocordes a rousing r here brow VOWS C Ne cent sinkin i) earby warde contain ninet young womar panion | Hous ore. 64 paring eas ta \m me 0W0 tons, with the loss of twer allow irculate freely the ¢ he de- | accor ed tl o the ferr setebitree tis Aad Mev iy ‘ i h y spend th ied to stop t ternly| A. la esation, all white nsible. ‘The ship carried a large crew Ni F told them to stand avid name of| from Boards Nos, 95, 115, 121, 124, 125, | 8nd about 100 passenger Recruits W Go Into” Training | aay gf renewW- Ithe United States Government. But 118, 148, 40, 93, 40 and ft shortly | One with su w , Cany e L Aug; 3 ‘a ie : ‘enan . aching A yo 7 and Aug, 9, | women Lond aned [t, to him and fin ‘ nds 1 pa f r WASHINGTON, Ju Tee: y- | the 1 ind d bute rd > the p h |. The , Wim a six thousand mer n all and | Ame ) newspapers and magazines, [taken 4 nm in ere MARINES SENDING HOME i . n the District of Columbia we aited | cig ch and other 1 by a ak N 4 | TEAR rereR ane et CAPTURED GERMAN GUN) NEW YoRK FLYER KLLED. Marshal General Crowde M joan Red Cros EO Me rN ment into camp wi tw he ‘ man MP ataelntcate Hareivg: i Brown in \paits-qiaay Reali fe peste: wear Aur. 6 Ga Aug, & iO; SARI AIR | eneneey. Patriee a vaee, bal Heavy Maxim Taken at Belleau| Miami V1 This is the first genera \ ph American flag = a , MIAMI, Bia, Ju 1s 5 , ' a ‘ MRS. MITCHEL’S PENSION. W ey ; yr jes for Ui wa wd occur ashingte entrainment of 8000 n. 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Accordin of a Paris singer in the section 1dditions tographing | jnep on of the spruce wa En bata Bh RBaL Eakin hare anktio 00a | Sanity England popularly calied over enemy lines, and similar Work at \the Pacific. Northwest eae " FOOD Ceecho-Slovaks, Lithuanians and Hun-| "English Riviera sea, Weather conditions permitting |jected C. W. Nash of K 1a, Wiss. Th ” garians in Russia desirious of reach Virtually all the Americans in Lon- the men will make their return fligit !to bo his assistant in production and! ere’s a Reason the ltallan frou. ifn hospitals are being cared for by early to-morrow, engineering. { % . 2. I ‘ t ~ ————————— L —— os Sorry He Couldn't Bring In All He Had—Four Men Died on Him e MARCHES THEM 25 MILES Major, Captain and Two Lieu- tenants Among the Captives. WITH THE AMBRICAN ARMY IN THE CHAMPAGNE, Ju 18 (United Press), After cap ring the erews of machine nd ‘ nan-filled with his ™ rifle until red, Sergt. J survivors Brown walked into Americ Headquart’ yesterday with 169 prisoner “Lam sorry, sir, that 1 was unable nal Thad,” he said in te- ng, “but four wounded 1 on me." “Brown, separated trom hla.plateon, | encountered the Captain of another | company. Pointing four enemy achine guns, the Captain said: | n em. | in a8 sil of bul-| ind Killed or captured the] crews of two of the guns, The pris oners were in their way, so Brown turned them over to the Captain and ed up the other two guns alone, additional and & the prisoners smay! pieces. The Captain had the American line Brown followed some The Je, Corpl. Pipp, who volunteered ard the prisoners. Brown readily had just caught sight ection of trench, balf ad Germans, ‘The other half was filled Germans, very much alive Brown's rifle that could barely y it acre fro it back to captives. in his* re started with his distan wake Sergeant encoun to ¢ accep’ of 4 shallow a with with too, become so hot hold It, But he and opened al of had he arm killing the trench seve Aa, upants, of the Germans — yelled come out," Brown re- plied between shots, All of the G nearly a hundred, numbering guns dropped their and surrendered Brown and Pipp « rear and encount bers of the ain started for dd other mem platoon with prisoner ur Brown took charge of them all The wood where Brown and the others had been fight was bein, shelled continuously. Once Brown }and Pipp were surrounded, but thoy fought their way out with their rifles At the edge of the wood Brown's companions left him to “get som more Germans,” and he herded bis prisoners along a shell-pitted road toward the rear 1 walked them fourteen kilometres from the front and then marched them to headquac making a total hike of forty kilometres. (nearly twenty-five miles) | Arriving at headquarters, Brown A PAGE OF AMERICAN WAR NEWS. ONE AMIERIGAN TAKES 159 PRISONERS AFTER ROUTING FOUR MACHINE GUN SENS. made an accurate count of his bag for the first time. There were 169 of them, including a Major, a Captain, and two Lieutenants, The Sergeant assured the commander he had a “ree pt.” and turned over a pistol amd a pair of wire cutters he had taken from the Ma or Brown had narrowly escaped death , a number of times, as his uniform was torn with bullets, Early in the fighting his pack had been shot from his back by shrapn Brown's fe was the climax of dozens of similar episodes Eigat Amer ns ured by the Germans, were taken to the north side of the river. They overpowered their guards, took valuable maps from a German officer, grabbed a boat and paddled back A single machine gunner saw two atoons of Germans advancing. Tho n had been damaged and he was unable to swerve it to bring them nto fhe line of fire. Whipping out his pistol, he fired several shots, plck- the Germans on one side and ing off using them to alter their course, within range of He wiped them out. 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