REPORT PUBLISHED MAY 27, 1918
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KILLED IN ACTIONS.

Corporals.

Alex Freeborn, Collins, Mont.
Troy Mullins, Haldeman, Ky.

Privates.

Ray M. Bishop, Lewistown, Ill.
James H. Major, Osecola, Tex.
Robert A. Woods, Delhi, La.

DIED OF WOUNDS.

Privates.

Herbert E. Blair, Dayton, O.
Wladyslaw Jaglonowski, Cleveland, O.

DIED OF DISEASE.

Corporal.

Edwin W. Boggs, Los Angeles, Cal.
Master Signal Electrician Frank W. Wilkens, Laconia, N. H.

Privates.

Charles R. Byrne, Buffalo, N. Y.
Charles E. McFarland, La Junta, Colo.
Jerry M. Williams, Mobile, Ala.

DIED OF ACCIDENT.

Lieutenants.

Walter Victor Barneby, Newport News, Va.
Paul B. Kurts, Germantown, Pa.

WOUNDED SEVERELY.

Major

Samuel M. Wilson, 224 Walnut street, Lexington, Ky.

(CAMP UPTON, N.Y., May 27. - Major Samuel M. Wilson,
who was reported in General Pershing's casualty list
today as having been severely wounded, was for some
time Assistant Judge Advocate of the Metropolitan
Division at this cantonment from Lexington, Ky.,
where he was a lawyer and Supreme Court Justice.  He
went to the first Plattsburg training camp and
graduated from the Ninth Company.  He is a cousin of
Major Gen. J. Franklin Bell.)

Captain.

William J. Burdell, Hot Springs, Ark.

Lieutenant.

Frederick H. Cone, New York, N. Y.

Privates.

Earl Hampton, Cincinnati, O.
Edward Lindstrom, Windber, Pa.
John Miller, Dickinson, N. D.
Felix Tokai, St. Louis Mo.

WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.

Privates.

George W. Davis, Laramie, Wyo.
Charles J. Dunning, Buffalo, N. Y.
William F. Fritsch, 2867 Keeley avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Alexander Polejewski, Orleans, Minn.
Lafe G. Short, Durant, Okla.

MISSING IN ACTION.

Privates.

Herman Reichman, Philadelphia, Pa.
Henry Svitak, Philadelphia, Pa.



REPORT PUBLISHED MAY 28, 1918
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KILLED IN ACTION.

Corporals.

Milton Scarborough, Childs, Md.
Lonnie Simpson, Ready, Ky.

Privates.

Alexander P. Garrett, Mangum, Okla.
Joseph Griffin, East Hampton, N. Y.
James C. Holland, Villa Rica, Ga.
Eugene Rockwell Oakes, Sparta, Wis.
Frank John Schmidt, Milwaukee, Wis.
Walter Schutzman, Ethel, La.
James Wallen, Fairland, Okla.

DIED OF WOUNDS.

Sergeant.

James E. De Lee, Troy, N. Y.

Wagoner.

Norris G. Stokes, La Crosse, Fla.

Privates.

Earle Symmes, Willow Creek, Cal.
William J. Oliszewski, Manistee, Mich.

DIED OF DISEASE.

Private.

M. O. Wiltz, Wellsburg, Ia.

WOUNDED SEVERELY.

Privates.

Arthur O. Anderson, New Rockford, N. D.
Elmer Samuelson, Paso Robles, Cal.

MISSING IN ACTION.

Privates.

Jerry A. Brown, Columbus, O.
Charles W. Knowlton, Fairfield, Conn.
John B. F. Walters, Gadsden, Ala.



REPORT PUBLISHED MAY 29, 1918
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KILLED IN ACTION.

Maj. Raoul Lufbery, Wallingford,

Conn.

Sergt. Carl Leforge, Flemingsburg, Ky.
Corp. Christian S. Anderson, Spencer, Ia.

Privates.

Arthur S. Cook, 822 South Wabash ave, Chicago.
James P. McKinney, Batesville, Ark.
David D. Nehrenberg, Drake, N. D.
Ezra Woods, New Milford, Conn.

DIED OF WOUNDS.

Private Joseph Ash, Lawrence, Mass.

DIED OF DISEASE.

Corp. Alexander Dodge, Algonac, Mich.

Privates.

James Burton, Salada, S. C.
Alfred A. Ferguson, New York City.
Walter P. Hennessey, Scranton, Ia.
William Roe, Russell, Kas.

DIED BY DROWNING.

Private Mike Shade, Makarova, Russia.

WOUNDED SEVERELY.

Sergt. Elijah F. Pettis, Gordo, Ala.

Corporals.

John G. Flynt, Mount Olive, Miss.
Oro D. Ockerman, Koleen, Ind.
Arthur H. Quick, Kansas City, Mo.

Wagoner.

Dexter J. Leclair, Albany, N. Y.

Privates.

Foster R. Barry, McKeesport, Pa.
Timothy J. Gallaghan, Gortdaring, Ireland.
Roy R. Carter, Punxsutawney, Pa.
James A. Holland, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Arthur M. Hubbard, 124 Frank st., New Haven, Conn.
William Kearns, Morris Park, N. Y.
Omar E. Lahue, St. Joseph, Mo.
Herbert J. Lewis, Malden, Mass.
Ben Moats, Oglesby, Tex.
Herman H. Reich, Bloomer, Wis.
Samuel Schwartz, 1507 South Millard ave, Chicago.
Jan Spelak, Detroit, Mich.
Michael T. Wilman, Ashland, Wis.

MISSING IN ACTION.

Lieut. Walter B. Schaefer, Ottumwa, Iowa.

Privates.

Frank J. Aliano, Bristol, Conn.
Raymond C. Kirby, New Haven, Conn.
Anton Linhart, Bee, Neb.
Charles M. McGovern, Charlestown, Mass.
Clarence Mitchell, St. Louis, Mo.

Marine corps headquarters was advised today by 
Gen. Pershing of the death of Second Lieut, 
Howell Allyn, Bath Beach, N. Y. The cause was 
not stated.

NOTES FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES 5/28/1918:
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BROOKLYN MEN WOUNDED.

J. A. Holland, Jr., and William Kearns on
Casualty List.

Private James A. Holland, Jr., named in yesterday's
casualty list from General Pershing as among those
severely wounded in action, is a son of Mrs. James 
A. Holland of 101 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn.  He is 
in the regular army and is with one of the engineer
units, supposed to be on the Picardy front.   Mrs.
Holland received a telegram yesterday announcing 
that her son was wounded on May 15.  She also 
received a letter from him yesterday written on May
5.
"If my boy has been permanently disabled I want him
sent home," Mrs. Holland said, "but if he is not so
seriously hurt and recovers I want him to fight on,
for it is a good cause.  I have another boy who is 
going into the army next week, and in doing so he
is doing exactly what I want him to do."

Another Brooklyn boy reported severely wounded in
yesterday's list is Private William Kearns, a son
of Mrs. Margaret Kearns, like Holland, is in the 
employ of the Long Island Railroad before the war
and enlisted the day that Congress declared war.
He went to France with the first division of
regular troops to follow General Pershing overseas.