REPORT PUBLISHED APRIL 27, 1918
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KILLED IN ACTION.

Sergt. Harry T. Corbin.
Sergt. William R. Knapp.
Corporal Louis M. Holmes.

PRIVATES.

Harry J. Akins
Delmar J. Warner
Joseph Dimarco
Chas. G. French
Jos. F. Gaudette
Ralph Palumbo

DIED OF WOUNDS.

PRIVATES.

Albert Adams
George J. Duto
Benj. Kasica
Clarence F. Pyrah
Charles L. Shull

DIED OF DISEASE.

Sergt. Cooper D. Wells
Mechanic John L. Ehrle
Private George C. Ross

SEVERELY WOUNDED.

Capt. Henry H. Worthington
Lieut. Orlando C. Brown
Lieut. Edward M. Freeman
Lieut. John J. Hyde
Lieut. Harry F. Kelly
Sergt. Fred R. Himes
Sergt. Abe Ruskin
Corporal George W. Sterling

PRIVATES.

Alex. Allerdiez
Joseph Amedeo
Leon K. Barden
Hugh Carroll
J.P. Cottingham
Ralph J. Cullinan
Malvern Davis
Michael J. Dillon
H. H. Faulkner
John Gawlak
John Giguere
John F. Granger
Basilio Guidora
George E. Hight
George A. Hopkins
Robert L. House
Julius Kulhayi
Frank F. Mellon
P. Modzelevski
John M. Norris
Sam. R. Schlimper
Ben. L. Siemon
C. W. Williamson

COOKS

Frank Anker
Joseph N. Wood

SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.

Lieut. William H. Kirk
Lieut. Alfred P. Kivlin
Sergt. Charles Smith
Corp. Robert P. Barrett
Corp. Harry S. Gallagher
Corp. Martin O'Reilly
Mechanic Charles O. Thiesse
Wagoner John Mastrandia

PRIVATES.

Harold P. Archer
John Bogdan
Walter Borek
Walter Caba
Wm. E. Devine
Caleb W. Feeback
George W. Ford
Charles G. Fyfe
Joseph Healy
Elmer Jernberg
Thos. F. Kelly
Walter A. Loiselle
Silvie J. Lusardi
John Madere
George W. Marble
John Norman
M. D. O'Meara

The following privates, previously reported 
missing in action, are now reported wounded 
in action:

Thomas Connolly
Chas, A. Wiggins
Michael K. Holmes

Ottawa, Ont., April 26. -- R. M. Doppler of Chicago was reported 
wounded in today's Canadian casualty list.