The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1918, Page 3

: _THE EVENING WORLD, THREE NEW YORK BOYS DEAD 800 OF THESE TANKS USED IN FRENCH COUNTER-OFFENSIVE| AND 38 SEVERELY WOUNDED IN CASUALTY LIST OF 252 aaeemen Privates Pac acab 4 24 1).| 143 Bleecker Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. | ' rivates Passet, Resek and Far Cock Ssiles W, Mtewern, Dee ning of Manhattan Reported | Moines, ta. ‘ Killed in Action. ‘ime REY, cy ae = Bugler Francis X. Klotz, New Ro- TOTAL ARMY ROLL 188.|chelle. N. y. Bugler Moses L. Reynolds, Clinton, ; 3c. i} Three of Pershing’s Men V > Privates Benjamin Abramovitz, 149, tims of Disease—Two Are Stanton Street, New York. . Joseph M, Angel, South Manches- | Held Prisoners. er, Conn.; Barney Bardman, Dauren, | 4; John Bengel, Wencluny, | WASHINGTON, July %.—The army | ja; John Blum, Ritzville, Wash Private James A, Boyle, No. 155! asualty list to-day numbers 188, (he) wittiams Street, Long Island City. Marines 64, a total of 2. In the Privates Raym wn, Green- | wrmy list 32 reported killed in] bay, Wis.; Gius ad of wounds, 3 dead of| River Street, Ha A. Bucheit, Buff Carlson, Whitefi No. 167 OSHING 2 IQ320UITS netion, 4 jo, N. Y.; Carl W ba TERDAM, July 25 of accident and other wounded slightly, 1 wounded ©) Third Avenue, New York. | undetermined, 2 missing and 2 pris- | Private Jack Cenavic, Lackawanna, 5 ; ac x a eamegee rere mei In. y This German new rr sede TULA IW ACTION | Private Joseph Cohen, No. 509 Livo- h the French are emy u \ nia Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. - . Sergts. Frank It, Maddox, Mart Private Bugene A. Coles, New Brit-|1a.; Thomas W. Cartwright, Cresto boro, M Clarence N ain, Conn . Ja.; Merl B. Clark, We t Cit 1 Viuke, Woodstock, 1 James J aera Street, Brooklyn, N. Me Towa Mails, lac: Irwin Hf Wut 7 . vates Stanislaw Cyceik, Chicago; | mos ( ‘ West 1 Jelphias PAS | ttonry ¢, Daul, Green Bay, Wis. Harry M yJohn R, Finch, Bradshaw, Neb. Aime) Privy Miohele ae Hun George agne, Inv Canada; Cha Liberty, Pa.; Michael Donahue, Lock Jose MeMullen, ce, W. Vas James W aut : Pa hebbaghes ERR iu has aa rt Los hain a A * | Private Julian orr, No. 17 W.! . ACTION herman, 1, Mic N Pl aa4 giseats Nia. Vert 1 privalllSSING IN “ACTION Smith N, Y¥.; Cook I A Private Abraham Drazien, No. 444| port, N.Y 107 ct tus Broughton, Il; Chester | Bast 146th ; William P. Fernands, hristo Urea : a" Lica he hater |pher Street, New York Va Bu r Orra James J, Early, Northside PRISONERS shawka, Ind.; Privates |P!U'sburgh; Warren Bekbart, Lani ‘orp, Jo Murray, Fall Brandste . How | | os vate Kdward M . Weatfield,| Private Max Risenberg, Caldwell. |opey OUSLY REPORTED KILLED \ A i am, Syra- | N. Je IN ACTION, NOW OFFICIALLY cuse, N. Y.; Clinton G. David, Allen Private John Ensmenger, No, 177 REPORTED PRISONER. town, Pa r BL Dayton, Atla Huron Street, Brooklyn. ae v 1, Saugatuck nn ie City, N ph 1. Gailipeau,! Private Michael W. Feeder, Du-|pREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS Avon, N.Y Hale, Altus, |duesne, Pa ING IN ACTION, NOW OFFICIAL Ark; Israel P. s, North Wood- | Privates Charles H. Fernandes, No.| LY REPORTED AS HAVING RE mock, Cont 341 Cherry Street, New York. | re mito oh ; Private Bruno Koch, 21 Summer| Arnold Flynn, Shekomeko, N. Y. . : Eiveai; | Padaaies Nia Michael Fontanetta, No. 453 Ls I Pronae v. sturay Remar, Mass! | Fink attere Mer tea MY) OOF INE Manes canes Fourth Street, New York Abraham Goldman, No. 422 New- | Private Albert I wood. O port Avenue, Brooklyn. yar Private Joseph Resek, No $19 East Benjamin |. Gordon, No. 3745 Third | 16th Street, New York Avenue. New York. : ates Julius Sand : Max Gordon, No, 176 Stanton Street, Se ee aaa Breemlany Mis 20") New York. | WASHINGTON, July The Ma seph M.S fa Brockton: Ass. Roland H. Harper, No. 4661 vr t t ot DIED OF WOUNDS. Buren Street, Brooklyn je. 4661 Van! rine Corps casua ‘ Beret. Homer W. Marl, Trafford) “Michael Holchan, Huntington, N.Y. Ke as divided awa: Killed 1. » City, Pa; Corpl Ly Holeomb ri Gtoneed ohn Wi es Me 2 3; wound jascot, ‘Tent vates Leon C. Mc-t iam J. Halperin, New Haven, Conn, _ | 8@Verel¥s 1 usu Satate surye enn. Edward EB. ny ai ware v fir Cuis' Pu r Naward E-)" Charles Friedman, No. 199 Second N Thomas, Harvard, Mass.; Gaskin I Stophen St tees ; Obi ee ad w 1 " Williams, Pawtucket Ri see ee salle | KILLED IN ACTION John S. Iv 2 i DIED OF DISEASE. Edward Johnson, 1144 Flatbush| ance, 0.; Privates Raymond J. Corpl, Charles I Brebner, Milo, Avenue, Brooklyn, Tie Manayunkick Howard W lowa. liane wee neeee eta 85) | Kahler, South Williamsport, Da Privates Zollie Davenport, Pines! Ketcham, Penacook, Noi ty | OED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN hurst, Ga.; Andrew Gradier, Perrys-| | Willlam C. Kiernan, 656 Carroll | ACTION, KaneoN Y Street, Brookiyn, | privates Harry B. Clausen DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND lwo 445 West 13th Street, | cago William Irwin, Oulkdand, Cal OTHER CAUSES John Wok Tonawanda, N. ¥,,| WOUNDED IN ACTION—Severely William A. Jones, Kitty-}Josepn Kn cago; Gustave] Privates Arthur I. Arne Wo nt Albert F. 1 Fond | Kinversaan, Sister’ Bay, Wi ‘ Arctie M. Hongon, Ch a ee ine EAB F | wiiyam bers, 124 Ven Sicklen Ave- Ino Kid WT lealeer, fost Liver Mathews, 8. | Aaron Linser, 338 Bowe New|0.; Sidney McIntosh, Council Blur SEVERELY WOUNDED. York. ite NOW hn A. McWilliams, Chicag Lieuts. Frank A. Johnson, Chicago; | Cha Owensburg, Ky vington, Ky Irving W. Wood, Oakland, Cal eg eae Bostans Anite Mh Theoac Sergt. William F. Babor, No. 417), |. eee r, Ch John H " East 75th Street, New York | Frederick’ E.. Shaddock, No. 151 |san Gabricl, Cal; Charlon E. Warr Sergts. William H. Felix, Avalon, , Ridgewood Aventis Breekiyn, Muskogee, Okla.; Floyd L. Yocke Pas nen K. Palaschak, Austria- | ‘(!00 Ala. ath, | Decatur, 1 Hungary; Victor (. Reese, Cleveland, | Ma MISSING IN ACTION O.; Max Rosenbaum, Pudapest, Hun Privates Leroy W. Lumaree, W gary. orig Yo) bash, Ind Miller, Winfie Sergt. Albert G. Wilson, No. 430 je Vy co | Kat Kimer (. Reichart, 1 East 57th Street, New York Jy, V Turkey; John | phia Corpl. Raymond C. Healy, Wood- | J. Vivia, Jules Wargo,| ‘The second list July 23, f haven, N. Y M B. Warne ws Corpis. Mrnest D. Hillary, Farmers. | \ ¢ un Welastein a ih pmers" | Maplew bert C. Wen KILLED IN ACTION ville, N ¥.; Daniel e Mriawer | gel, Hasle jam D. We Sergt, Gerald R. Finnegan, No. port, Con Clifton Avenue Newark, N. J Corpl. Richard J. Lamb, No. 27 | Corpis, | W 1 a, Mlahert Arayle Road, Brooklyn, N. ¥ C# | Louis; Frederick H, Vox ‘ Corpl. James B. Lape, Syracuse, : Bush Wort) Mmith AG Tf 1 es Ernest H, Baier, Ma Private Richard W. Matthews, F W. Va; Harold J. ¢ oe ate REE. D, No. 1, Lansing, M ile Hempstead, N. ¥ be B. Denman, Cincinnati a . ewis,{ Private William Fanning, No ? Kita Regichuk, Kenton. 118-' Monroe Street, New York Theodore Rubenstein, No, 215) !’rivates James BH Ind Fourth Avenue, New York, polis; Herbert W, Jimertield, De Machanie dwar: Sansa R04 Fifth! Gantah Bo raanindeic Na gaol cease a tices ance I Avenue, Lona Island City. Eighth Avenue, New York. Harry Flynn, St. Fran kK Seph J. McLaughlin, Buffalo, N.Y Mechanic Christopher Staudigal, nasa petal W. Ligo Lovipg, Tex; 1 A, Maynara, Qasport, N, ¥.;|W. Limbert, North Tonawanda 1 . Ms renes “ aukauna, Wis.;| Douglas G. Marsh, West Miss¢ Monahan, Holyoke, Mass. es Ane ; : avid M. Moroney, No. 337 West Monti Bverett 1. Nel Bird 12th Street, New York Kan.; Edward 1, Winie Chicag Sam Mortelloro, No, 34 Lewis piED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN Street, New York | STANDS OUT ¢ “GIT tuo. ACTION. among ‘all foods | Pao as a wonderfully i fe diesen vers j M won. W Va |, daeuts, Law tanta, Ga.; Hal N. I IGHTLY WOUNDED. economical and |i Gey RENE, eb. ) Sergts. Riley'M. Long nourishing ration, DEGREE UNDETERMINED, | ride, Ala; Grover von THERE'S A REASON | Corpl. Ray V. Hewitt, Keokuk, Ia, | 25tOn Pr \ 2 New York Mic TANKS TOTHE FRON rhill, Mase.; Louis DuNvERweon Nb Uno WooD ey —The Fren, point, Mich 3 A wounded severciy, I) Private Thomas Carroll, No. 1804 A counter-offensive, the Kolni Munzinger, No, 329 East Private Howard Blair, Jackson ston, N SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION ates Harry D, Arnold, Manson, | Quaker City, O.; ‘Mhomas J. Me Leslie C, Booth, Webster City, Nulty, Scranton, Pa, Corpl. see |, mall “1 4 \ brenner, Pittsburgh Corpl. Frank Selinsky, Passaic, Mo W NEW YORK SOLDIERS WHO WERE SEVERELY WOUNDED |. WHILE FIGHTING AT FT! _THURSDAY, JULY 25, A PAGE OF AMERICAN WAR N pe ft in New York and w ~NEW YORK WOUNDED SOLDIERS f FOUGHT AT BELLEAU WOOD ; iit: War Department Telegrams to Relatives S Many Were in Victorious Battle on June 24—Three Were Killed. ins captured He DAML GOLVLEN BORG 250 FEELING FINE, SAID SOLDIER IN RR COMES OF A i CARROLL oO FIGHTING CABLE HOME June 6 and said no\bing ‘geTta Infantry York be bad 1 employed t ‘ he was injured, but that did not pres G Schindele, Company B _ Infantey cd Dead Marine Sergeant Four Years No th Av in Sere Hie t The bird weeter than A ue h wh 3 Man Land,” 1 he | \ . Gerald RO Finnegan, lated af ' ” « ye M wrote to nae x, Was wounded ' isin, Mra. Martin Keil of No. 9% yu : , Aven Newark, in the Inst let- Mr. and Mrs, Abrahaw ano. 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