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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

IN THREE VOLUMES

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SOLDIERS OF THE
GREAT WAR

Compiltd by
. M Hauues F. G. Hove

A.CDOYM

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Copyright, 1920
Soldiers Record Publishing Association

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DEDICATION

rO THE SACRED MEMORY
OF THE AMERICAN SOI/
DIERS. WHOSE HEROIC
SACRIFICES ARE HERE
RECORDED. THESE VOLUMES ARE
RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED ' '

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IN FLANDERS FIELDS
By Lieiil.-Col. John McCrat

In l''l;i[ijers l-ields tlie poppies blow
Itctwpcn the crosses, row on row.
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fty
Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow.
Loved and were loved, and now wc lie
In Flanders Fields.

Tnke up our quarrel with the foe:
To^oii from failing hands we throw

The torch : be yours to hold it high.

If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders Fields.

IN FLANDERS FIELDS

(An Answer)

By R. If. LillarJ

Resi yc in peace, yc FUnders deud !

The figlit that yc so bravely led

We've taken up! And we will keep
True faith with vou who lie asleep,

With e.ich a cioss to mark his bed.

Add poppies blowing overhead

INTRODUCTION

I HE purpose of this work is to present a record, complete
and accurate, of the American soldiers who lost their
lives in Europe in the World War.

Before the Armistice was signed, which ended hostil-
ities, the writer, then in training camp, was impressed with the
importance and value of such a record as would permanently em-
body the sacrifices of the men who gave all for the cause of freedom
on the battlefields of France and other fronts of the great conflict.
The plan of the work was outlined and details for assembling the
photographs and collecting other data for these volumes were
worked out. The plan was made known to Mr. F. G. Howe, then
engaged in war work in Washington, and to Mr. A. C. Doyle, who
was in training camp. An association was formed to assemble the
data, compile and publish the work. Mr. Howe immediately began
the collecting of materials and was later joined by Mr. Doyle. To
them is due in large measure the success of launching the under-
taking.

We soon learned that it would be impossible to obtain the
photographs of all the soldiers who died in the great war. Many
left no photographs, the relatives of many others were reluctant
to part with the picture they had, and in some cases conditions
were met most unfavorable to the enterprise, but with an abiding
faith in the value of this record to the relatives and friends of the
departed soldiers, and to the public as a historical record, the as-
sociation continued its labors with an increasing degree of success.
The collection of materials continued for a period of over one year,
during which time they were made ready for publication.

In all cases the best photograph available, in many instances

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the only one in existence, was procured. Some were not clear,
while others were printed on photographic paper badly suited to
reproduction, but despite these difficulties the record is measurably
complete, and the results beyond expectations. A few photographs
of wounded men are included, where convenient in assembling the
pages.

As a supplement to the photographic record the official list of
the men who lost their lives in the war is included. It has been
accurately compiled from the Official Bulletin and its successor.
While the list of names is based wholly upon the official records of
the Government as shown in its official bulletin, the information
accompanying the photographs is that given by the relatives of
soldiers. A strict alphabetical arrangement has been followed in
the list of names, but owing to the manner in which the photo-
graphs had to be placed, an alphabetical arrangement of them was
not practicable. It was also found necessary to place a supplement
at the end of Vol. Ill, containing a few photographs from the dif-
ferent states, following which will appear an index giving the
page on which all photographs not alphabetically arranged will be
found.

We are much indebted to the relatives and friends of the
soldiers, to individual members of the American Red Cross and to
numerous educational institutions of the country for cooperation
in collecting photographs. Acknowledgment is also made of
services and advice given by the officers of the Standard Engraving
Company, and the Andrew B. Graham Company, both of Wash-
ington, engraver and printer, respectively, of this work, in plan-
ning and outlining the contents of the volumes and the quality of
workmanship and materials composing their mechanical make up.

Throughout our labors in the preparation of these volumes it
has seemed especially proper that a record such as this be made
of the Nation's soldier dead. By their acts their names are
indelibly inscribed upon the annals of American history; their glory
is immortal — part and parcel of the glorious history of America

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and of the world. We cannot add luster to their memory. We
have only sought to keep bright in this permanent form the
memory of their noble sacrifice. It is our earnest desire that these
volumes shall be a constant reminder of the precious price paid by
brave men in a national crisis for liberty. May the citizenship of
this Republic be inspired with as lofty ideals in the perpetuation of
American institutions as were these men in defending them !

W. M. HAULSEE,

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PARALLEL RECORD OF WAR EVENTS

WTTHIN THE LEADING COUNTRIES

INVOLVED DURING I9I4'I9I8

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

PARALLEL REGORD OF WAR EVENTS WITHIN THE

Note — ^Although the United States remained neutral during 1014. 1916 and 1916, the first column shows its attitude

arranged from West to East like a map to show the relative positions

United Stoles

ItlA Jone-Jaiy

August

Great Britain

July 27^EiigUD<l'8 ap*
peal to Austria,
Servia and Russia to
suspend hostiliCles
landing a coopera
ttve mediation con-
ference to which
France. Germany
a-nd Italy are
invited.

Aug. 1 — King George
makes a final appeal
to the ctar to avert
the war

W88TBEN nONT

Belglni

-fftaiice

July 29 — France quietly prepares for war and
troops concentrate near the frontier.

July 3(^France prepares for war.

July 81^-Holland and Belgium mobilise to
defend their neutrality

Germany

July 28 — German fleet ordered
mobilised. Russian guarde

filaced along the Prussian
rontier.

July 29— Kaiser and ciar exchange
telegrams in a final effort for
peace Meanwhile Germany
sends troops to Russian frontier.

July 30— Germany sends ultima-
tum to Russia, giving hei
twenty-four hours to explain
her intentions in regard to
mobilisation. German reserve
officers of the Guards Army
Corps lulled out.

July 31 — Imperial decree declarinr
state of war throughout German
Empire

Aug. 5— PresideAt Wil
son offers offices for
peace between the
several warring
nations.

Congress votes two
and a half million
dollar approDriation
for the relief of
strsnded Americans
abroad.

Aug. 7— U S S Ten-
ne$iee leaves with
t6.000.000 in gold
for Europe Tor
stranded Americans

Aug. 4 — War declared
by England on Ger
many

Aug. 5— Kitchener ap-

Sointed Secretary of
tate for War.
German cables in
the Atlantic cut and
communica t i on
severed

Aug. 12— England 'de
Clares war on Aus-
tria.

Aug. 1 — France orders mobilisation.

Aug. 2 — Germany asks Belgium to allow her
troops to cross Belgian territory. Belgium
refuses.

Aug. 3— German troops enter Belgium and
take possession of the town of Arion
Belgium appeals to Great Britain for aid
as one of the guarantors of Belgian neu
trality.

Germany violates neutrality jMict and
seises Luxemburg, claiming that incursions
are to meet the French mobilisation on
Belgian frontier.

Aug. 4— Germans begin their attack on Liege

Aug. 7— First British troops land on French
soil.

Germans occupy Liege, although the
forts still hold out

Aug. '10— France declares war on Austria-
Hungary

Aug. 1 1 — Germans penetrate France over the
Luxemburg frontier and are engaged ai
Longwy.

Aug. 13— Belgians repulse Germans near
Diest.

Belgians charging Germans with atroc-
ities.

Aug. 18— <3ermans shell and occupy Tirle-
monU

Aug. 1 — Germany formally de-
clares war on Russia and troopv
are ordered mobilised

Aim. 3— Germany declares war on
France and Belgium.

Aug. 4 — Germans
rolish cities.

occupy three

Aug. 7 — French capture Altkirk.
in Alsace.

Aug 9 — French occupy Muel
hausen.

Aug. 11 — French fall back in
Alsace, abandoning Muelhauaen

Aug. 17 — French push on toward
9traasb\A-g.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

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LEADING COUNTRIES INVOLVED DURING 1914-1918.

and relation up to the time of the declaration of war by the United States ui)on Germany,
of the various countries and theaters of greatest war activities.

The columns are

Aostrla-Hansary

Baikans—Torkey

Bnssla

Naval Warfare
German Colonies

July 23 — Austrian note to Servia. demanding
the Bupprefldon of Pan-Servianism and the

pnniahmAnt. nf thn MMumnu

July 25 — Austrian note to Servia saying the
latter's reply was unsatisfactory. Ambas-
sador leaves Belgrade.

July 27 — Partial mobilization by Austria.

July 28 — ^Austria declares war on Servia and
hostilities commence, after Germany and

conference.

June 28 — ^Assassination of
Archduke Ferdinand and
the Duchess at Hohenberg
at Sarajevo. Bosnia, by
Servian student.

July 25 — Servia concedes all
of Austria's demands save
that of Austrian partici-
pation in the investigation
of the murder.

Jul/ 27 — General mobilisa^
tion of Servian army.

July 29 — Bombardment of
Belgrade begun by Aus-
ttians.

July 27— Mobilisation
of five Russian army
corps.

July 29— Russia mobi-
hies a million and a
quarter troops for
Acflrian frontier.

July 31— General Rus-
sian mobilisation
ordered following
which martial law is
declared in Ger-
many, although no
mo Dili sa t i n
ordered.

Aug. 6 — ^Austria declares war acainst Russia.

Aiig. 7 — Servians occupy Vishegeard, in
Bosnia.

Aug. 4 — Servians defeat Aus-
trians near Semendria.

Aug. 6 — Montenegro de-
dares war on Austria.

Aug. 9 — Servia declares war
on Germany.

Aug. 11 — Montenegro de-
clares war on Germany.

Aug. 18 — Servians win over
Austrians at Shabata in
Servia.

•

Aug. 7 — ^Bombardment
of libau by Ger-
mans.

Aug. 11 — ^Austrians oc-
cupy Miechow, in
Russian Poland.

Aug. 17 — Austrian ad-
vance into Poland
checked.

Aug. 7 — British troops seise
Togoland on the gold
coast of Africa.

BritUh cruitsr Amphion
mined and mnk,

Aug. 15 — Japanese ultima-
tum to Germany.

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20

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

mUTAKT EVENTS DimiNO 1114— Gmitliiiied

United Stfttot

Qnmt Brltftln

WWTBEN FBONT
Belglviii— France

Gwmany

Aagosl^Coiit.

Aiiff. ao— BniMclfl abandoned by BelgianE,

occupied by the Germane.
Aug. 3d — German attack on Namur; levy of
forty million dollars on Bruaaele.

Allies compelled to withdraw from
Charleroi.
Germans occupy Ghent.
Official protect by Belgium on neutiabty
violation.
Aug. 24 — ^Fall of Namur announced.
Aug. 25 — ^Lottvain destroyed by the Germans.

Aug. 27 — ^AUes retreat to the Bonmie.

Lille, Rottbaiz and Valeneiennes oocuxrfed
by the Germans.
Aug. 28— Longwy surrenders to the Germans.

La Fere captured by the Germans.

Aug. 29— German army oorpc sent from

western to eastern theater of operations.

Paris prenares for siege.
Aug. 80— Germans capture Amiens. Allies

retreatiiig to the line of the Seine.
Aug. 81— Oerman aeroplane bombs dropped

on Paris.

Aug. 20— French recapture Muel-
hausen.

Aug. 27— Tilsit, East Pnusia
occupied by Russians.

Septembw

Sept. 6— England,
Franee and Ruaria
agree not to treat for
peace leparately.

Sept. 2— Alfies hold the line of the Seine, the

Mame and the Meuse above Verdun.
Sept. 8— French Government withdrawn from

Paris to Bordeaux.
Sept. 4 — Germans cross the River Mame in

march south.
Sept. 5 — Rheims taken by the Germans.

Bnttf e of the Mame bccMi.
Sept. 6— High ttde of Gennen InvMlon.
Sept. 7— Sitreme Germnn rlcht heglns

the retreat beck ncrocc we Memct

docely followed hy the ADIed ffMcec.
Germans occupy Bifaubeuge,
Sept. 8 — Germans occupy MiUe. Belgium.
Sept. 10— Germans driven out of Vitry de

Franoois, retreating toward the Aisne.
Sept. 11— Germans cross the Aisne and take

up entrenched portion.
Sept. 12— AlUec adrance aolMt German

entrenchmenic on the Alcne* opening

one of the world's greateet hatOeiir^
Sept. 14 — Germans driven back as far as

Amiens and the Argonne region.
Sept. 15— Rheims occupied by the AOies.
Sept. 10 — Germans on defenave from Noyon

to Verdun.

Sept. 10— Gennanc evacuate Termonde,
Belgium.

Sept. 28— French capture PCronae. on Ger-
man right wing.

Sept. 25 — Tmuh bombard and oooupy Lines,

Britiih Indian troops land in Marseilles,
FVance.
Sept. 27— Belgians evacuate Alost.

Sept. 1— <3ermans win victory over
Russians at AUenstein, Eaet
Prussia, capturing seventy thou-
sand prisoners.

October

Oct. 18— Revolt in
South Africa.

Oct. 8 — Allies repulse German attempt to
take Roye; orown prince thrown back in
the Argonne.

Oct. 0— Germans eaptme DouaL
Oct. 9— Germans capture Antwerp.
Oct. 12— Germans ooeupy Ghent.
Oct. 18— Germans ooeupy liUe.
Oct. 14— Allies occupy Tprec
Oct. 15— Allies advance between Lens and
Arras.

Oct. 8 — Complete victory for Rus-
sians over Germans at Augu»>
tow. East Prussia.

Oct. 0— Russians force German
retreat from Wieribolo-Lyok
district in East Prussia.

>

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

21

mUTAST ETENTS DIJKING 1914— Contlnned

JjMtrift-Hwigwy

Bftlkaiifl— Turkey

BiimU

NaTftl Warfare
Gernuui Colonies

Auc. 26— Auslria deolMM war on JapMi.

RomUim inTading Qftlieia begin the
bfttUe of Lemberg.

Aug. 28 — ^Aiwtrin withdraw! from NoTibaaar.

•

Aug. 23 — ^Japan in atate of
war with Germany.

Aug. 24 — ^Bombardment of

Taingtau by the Japaneae.
Aug. 26 — ^Togoland aurren-

dera to Great Britain.
Aug. 27— JTousr Wilhdm

dsr G>roMs auaJb by BriHah

eruiter Highfiym:
Aug. 28— Offioal declaration

of Kiauchau blockade.
Britiah natal victory off

Htliaoland; fiM Oerman

warthipg aunk.
Aug. 2»— New Zealand force

occupiea German Samoa.

Sept. 1 — ^Auetriana utterly defeated by Rua-
riana at Lemberg after aeven days' fighting.

Sent. 3 — Ruaiia oooupifla the dty of Lemberg.
QaHda.

Sept. 10— Semlin taken by the SerrSana.

Sept. 17 — Senriana reUre from SemHn.

Sept. 21 — Ruaaiana bombarding Praemyal.
Sept. 23 — Ruaaiana capture JaroalaT and
inveat Praemsral.

Sept. 26 — Montenegrina enter Moatar in Her-

aegovina.
Sept. 26— Ruaaian troopa occupy dty of

Praemyal, alao Raeaaow.

Sept. 11 — ^Turkey enda oapit-
ulationa.

Sept. 1 — ^The name of
St. Petersburg
changed to Petro-
grad oy imi>exial de-
cree.

Sept. 26 — German
army on Eaat Pnia-
aian border, after
having defeated
Rennenkampff.
reaches Niemen.

cJept. &—Brituh eruUer Path-
fifuUr blown up by avb-
marine; iwo hundred and
fif lysine IvtoB loet.

Sept. 10— Oannan eruUer
Bmdtn capture* eix BrUieh
eteamere off eoaet of India.

Sept. 12— Auatralian force
takea Biamarck Archipela-
go and Kaiaer Wilhelm's

Sept. 17— Biitidi occupy
Ludeiitaruckt, German
Southwest Africa.

Sept. 22 — GeniMifi eubmarine
U-9 ainke BriHeh cruieert
Aboukir, Creeey and Hague
with a total loee of fourteen
hundred and ttoenty-two
KvM, exduei9e of offieere.

Sept. 26 — ^Japanese troops
occupy Weihaen, in Shan-
tung.

Oct. 2 — Serviana eheek Auatriana ten miles
from the Drina on the Boanian aide.

Oct. 1 — ^Turkiah capitula-
tiona formally abrogated

Oct. 6 — Japaneae capture
Jaluit Island in the Mar-
shall group.

Oct. 7 — Japaneae capture
Yap laland, in the Caro-
lina group.

22

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MILITABT EVENTS DUUNO m4--€ontlnaed

United Stmtes

October ^<:;oiit.

Oct. 23 — American
commiaion organixed
in London to save
Belpiana from etar-
vation.

NoTember

December

Great Britain

Nov. 5 — Great Britain
officially announces
state of WW with
Turkey.

Great Britain for-
mally annexes the
island of Cyprus.

Beyers and Merits
rebellions in South
Africa crushed.

WBSTB&N FEONT

Oct. 16 — Germans occupy Ostend.
Oct. 21-31— First Battle of Tpret.

Oct. 24 — Germans unable to progress beyond

the Yser.
Oct. 26 — ^AlUes continue advance northeast

of Ypres.

Not. 2 — Germans evacuate left bank of the

Yser.
Nov. 3 — Germans fall back from the

after sufferinc losses of 30,000.

Nov. 10-12— Seeond Battle of
Nov. 11 — Germans capture Dizmui
Nov. 12— Germans driven back of Yser,
unable to force back British at Ypree.

Tpict.

lude.

Germany

Dec. 27 — America pro-
tests against British
stoppage of Ameri-
can trade.

Dec. 1 — Rebel General
Christian De Wet
captured at Water-
burg, in British
Bechuanaland.

Dec. 1&— Germans raid
British seacoast
towns of Scarboro.
Hartlepool and
Whitby, killing
ninety-three persons.

Dec. 18 — British pro-
tectorate proclaimed
throughout Egypt.

Nov. 19 — Germans cross the Meuse; their
advance at this point forms the famous
salient that has been described as "an arrow
aimed at the heart of France." This was
the last attempt in force to shatter the
Allies' line on the west and marked the
beginning of the existing deadlock and the
end of the first period ofthe war.

Nov. 8 — ^Russians penetrate into
Prussia along the left bank of
the Vistula.

Nov. 17 — Germans fall back in
East Prussia along whole front
between Angeburg and Gum-
Unnen. advance between War-
the and Vistula.

Nov. 22 — Russians capture Gum-
binnen, in East Prussia.

Trench warfare on the tPMtem front woe eon"
tinwme eeer einee the deadlock began. AU
through the tointer of 1014-1915 there woe a
eonetant bombardment aU along the Une from
StoitterUuid to the North Sea,

Dec. 12 — Allies drive Germans from the Yser
and oceupy the west bank of the canal.

Dee. 30— German aeroplanes raid Dunkirk,
Uning fifteen, wounding thirty-two.

Dee. 10— French capture Aspaeh,
in Alsaoe.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

23

mUTAET EVENTS DUBDfO If 14-CmttailMd

AntCrlA-HniMPilPf

Oet. 23'RiiMutna in great lutUto with Aus-
triaiH alottg San from Samber io Ptienyal
ILuHiaiw eroM th« Vwtula.

Oct. 30— AtMMia of Prince
Ferdinand aentenoed to
twenty years in prison:

.four accessories to be
hanged.'

^ Turkey opens war on
Russia.

Nov. 1 — General advance by Russia beyond
the VistuU.

Nov. 3 — Russians occupy further points i^
wsBtem Poland and force passage of the
San in Oalicia.

Nov. 4 — Russians advance toward German
Poland and capture Sandomers in Galicia

Nov fr— Russians capture Jaroelau. GaUcia

Nov. 15— RuasUas advance upon Cracow

Nov. 28 — Oermaas forcsd to retreat on

Warthe^Vistula line in Poland.
Nov. 27 — Austria evacuates Csernowits,

Bukowina.
Nov. 29 — RusslUs bombard Cracow,

Ten miles of German trenches in nortbem

Poland captured. —

Nov. 30— Russians repulse Germans with

great loesss at Bsessow

Dee. 1ft— Attitriaas eross
ihians in Galida.

of tbeCarpa-

Dee. 19— Russians withdraw to selected posi-
tions behind the Bsura River; hold Aus-
tfiaas on the Dunaiec.

Dee. 20— Austrians badly defeated at Deckla,
Oalieia, loilBg ten thousand prisoners.

Balkaoa— Tiirlwj

Oct. 30— Russia de-
clares state of war
exists with Turkey.

Nov 5^^rvia severs diplo-
matic relations with Tur
ke/.

Nov. y — Russians defeat
Turks near Erierum. Ar-
menia.

Dee. 2 — Austrians eapture

Belgrade. Servia.
Dec. T^Servians completely

break op Austrian army of

invasion, inflicting eonsid-

erable loeses.

Russians rout Turks

with heavy

Batooipt Trau
Dec. 14---Servians reocoupy

Belgrade

loeses near

Eastla

Oct 17 — German
troope appear before

Oet. 24 — ^Tendavs bat-
tle before Warsaw
ends in German de-
feat.

Opt. 17 — Bnlith eruiaer Un-
daunted iink$ four Oerman
dettroyert off Holland.

Oct. 23 — Announcement that
German eruiaer Karioruke
ha$ iunk thirteen Britieh
merchant men in the
Atlantic.

Oct. 27 — Brilieh dreadnought
Audaeu>ua etrikee mine off
north coast of Ireland.

Oct. 2Sr-^erman eruiaer Em
den axnka Ruaaxan cruiser
Zhemtchug and the French
deatroyer Jifjoutquel in har
borjt/ Pehang.

Dec. 6 — Germans cap-
ture Lods. in Rus-
sian Poland.

Dec. 26— Germans re-
occupy Mlawa. Po-
und.

Nnvnl Warflare
G«riiijiii Colonies

Nov. \— German aquadron
aictorioua in na^eu battle
with Britiah off Chile

Nov A^^erman eruiaer
Yorck aunk by mine in
Wilhelmahafen harbor, two
hundred and aixty^ix liaea
hat

Nov. 7— Japanese capture
Kiauehau.

Nov. — Germans surrender
Tsingtau

Nov 10— Oerman eruiaer
Emden driven aahore and
burned by Auatredian crut«-
er Sydney, two hundred
eatualtiea

Nov. 26— ariiuA battUehip
Bulwark blown up off
Sheemeaa: ae^en hundred
and fifty tiu$ loaf.

Dec. 8— <7«rman cruiaera
Leiptig, Sehamhorat, (7n«%-
«aiau and Nuernberg aunk
by Britiah fleet off Falkland

24

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

mUTABT EVENTS DURING ltl5

United StelM

Onsi Britain

WBSTKEN imONT

lannary

Jan. 8 — Britain replies to
American note on deten-
tion of neutral ihipa.

Jan. 14 — French driven aoroee
Aisne River, east of SoiesonB,
after a week s battle.

Jan. 4 — French capture
heiffhts west of Sennheim
and village of Steinbaoh,
Alsace.

Feb. 2 — Great Britain places
all food on contraband
list.

Feb. 4 — Colonel Kemp and
Boer command of rebels
surrender to British forces

Feb. 11 — ^America warns Great
Britain and Germany not to
abuse flag nor to attack United
States ships.

Feb. 16 — ^America protests against
German threatened "blockade"
of British Isles.

Feb. 21 — American steamship

B^dtfn sunk by mine.
Feb. 23 — American steamer Carib

sunk by mine in North Sea.

Feb. 24 — Germans add Ork
ney and Shetland Islands
to the war cone.

Feb. 27 — South African
union forces, under
General Botha, invade
German West Africa.

narch

March 10— Prins BUel Frx^rxeh,
German auxiliary cruiser, puts
into Newport News and
announces sinking of American
ship WiUiam PrFn/0.

March 1 — Great Britain de
Clares virtual blockade of
German coast.

March 8 — Great Britain bars
cotton from Germany.

Feb. 8 — Beginning of battle
in East Prussia, ending in
Russian defeat.

Feb. 12 — Germans force re-
tirement of Russians in
Lotsen district.

Feb. 15— Germans drive
Russians out of Pitku-

Soenen, East Prussia.
18^— Germany rejects
American protest against
threatened sinking oi neu-
tral shipping in "war sons"
around Great Britain.

Feb. 20 — Russians withdraw
from Augustowe.

Feb. 22— Yon Hlndenbarg
attacked the Rnsslant
In the region of the
Mainrlan Lakes,
crashed In their right
wing at Gamblnnen
and their left at Lyck,
and then» converging
on their center* vlrtn-
aUy destroyed the Rns-
ilan East ProMlan army*
taking more than one
hundred thousand pite-
onert and nearly all of
their guns, ammnnl*
tlon and equipment.
The way for the Ger-
man advance Into
Courland was clear.

March 10— The British take the
offensive toward Lille and cap-
ture Neuve ChapeUe. Just
north of La Bassee. Nearly the
entire British force was em-
ployed in this great effort.

March 20 — Berlin admits
Memel, Prussian fort on
Baltic, is occupied by
Russians.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

25

ifir<rrABT kvents duung itu

BALKAN TKBATEE

Aastrta»]I«nsuT

EVffiA

NavAl Wftrtwe

Ballauw—Tarkey— Italy

Gothimi €olonlcs

Jan. 2^Raasians ipvade

Jan. 6— Russia defeats Turks at Sari-
kamysh. annihilating one whole army

corps.

Jan. 16— British takes Swa-
kopmund. German West
Africa, from the Teutons.

Jan. 25-Ht7eriiuifi armored

eruieer Blutcker tunk in
North S*a by BriHth
•quadifpn in running fight
with Otrman fleet.

Feb. 3 — AnglO'Frtneh fieet d€*ircy% fmur
fari» in Of Dardanm^:

Feb. 4 — Turks north of Sues routed by

British.

Three concerned in murder of Arch-

duke Francis Ferdinand executed.

Feb. 5 — Gemiftn attack with

Feb fr— Turkish force of 12.000 defeaUd

one hundred thousand men

by British at Sues.

and one hundred batteries

of artillery to break

throuffh Russian lines at

Borjimow fails.

Feb. 10— Deadliest fightinc
in world's history reported

by Petrograd to be taking
plaoe in the Carpathians
between Austro-German

forces and Russians.

Russians abandon Cser-

nowits, capital oC Buko-

Feb 17— Russia officially

wina.

admits capture by Ger-
mans of Nadworna and

gains in northern Poland.

Feb. 20— AlZisd Am<s h&mh»d TufkUh

farU in tha Da/rdamulU:
Feb. 27— AlUss deitroy Fort latepe in

1

DardansUea.

March 1 — Germans admit

•

March 2— Russians take Khopa, Turk-

defeat by Russians at

ish port on Black Sea.

March 18— Russians take Black Sea
port. Archawa.

British battleships Irren$tible and

Prsasnyss.

March 22 — Prsemysl, Aus-

Ocean and French battleship Bouvef

trian fortress in OaUcia.

sunk in Dardanelles.

surrenders to the Russians.

March 23-^Allied troops landed at
GaOipoli. Dardanelles.

1

March 25-^Russia begins
terrific battle in the Car-

March 28*— OsniMna torpedo

pathians.eapturing heights

BriHtk eteamor Falabo of

at Lupkow Pass and fifty-

SotUk Waloe, one hundred

seven hundred Austrian

and tweloe paeeongtre being

prisoners.

1

loet.

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MIUTABT EVENTS DUUNG 1915— Contliiaed

United States

Great Britain

WBSTEBN FEONT
Franee — ^Belgtnm

April

April 6 — America demands repara-
tion from Germany for winicing
of the William P. Fry:

April 7 — German armed eruiaer
Prinx BiM Friedrich interned.

April 12 — German ambaaaador, in
note to State Department,
Washington, caUa upon Ameri-
can people to stop export of
arms to Allies.

April 21 — American reply to Von
Bern8tor£F's proposed embargo
of arms sent to Berlin.

May

May 13— President 'Vnison sends
stem note to Germany demand
ing reparation for loss of
American lives on Lutitania and
insisting that submarine attacks
on merchfuit vessels carrying
non-oombatants stop at once.

May 31 — German repl^ to Ameri-
can note on LiuUania seeks de-
lay by asking for information
about status of Cunarder, alleg-
ing shii> was armed, carried
ammunition and Canadian
reservists; Washington regards
answer as most unsatisfactory

Jane

June — Secretary of State William
Jennings Bryan resigns.

June 10 — ^President Wilson sends
another note to Germany, de-
manding reparation tot Luai-
tania victims and pledge not to
repeat attacks on merchantmen
without observing international
rules.

Early in April there was fierce
fighting in the St. Mihiel salient,
where the Crown Prince time and
again had been foiled in his attempts
to isolate Verdun. The French
took the crest of the hill at Les
Epar^, depriving the Germans of
a position of great strategic impor-
tance which dominated the valley
of the Woevre. Fighting raged
almost continuously around the
Hartsmannsweiler Kopf, which is
said to have changed nands some
seventy times since the war began.
April 22 — Germans won *'gas*'

Dattle near Ypres.

April — Germany agrees to
compensate owners for
sinkmg of the WiOiam P.
Frye,

June 15 — Twenty-three
French aeroplanes drop
two hundred and eighty-
five bombs into KarUiruhe,
camtal of the Grand Duchy
of Daden.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

27

mUTAST EVENTS DVUNG 1«U— Conttamed

AoitrU-HwigBry

BALKAN THEATER

Eastia

Naval Warfare
German Colonies

Balkmns— Turkey— Italy

April 8^— RuMians capture
Smolnik, east of Lupkow
Paas, and out Austrian
line.

April 25 — Allied forces landed on both
shores of the Dandanelles.

May 2 — ^Voo HAekenien
achlevet a crashing tIc-
lonrMmlnst Russlmiii
In WMTGaUeU, thirty
thoomnd prlfoners be-
ing taken*

May 21— Oreat battle in
western Oalida. Germans
gain against the Russian
center, but both wings of
the Teuton army thrown
back.

May 2 — French evacuate Kum Kaleh,
Dardanelles.

British occupy Maidos, near the
Narrows, and Ephesus, Smyrna.

May 4 — Turks, after two days' fighting,
severely defeated by Russians in iChorl-
Dalmon region, Caucasus, thirty-five
hundred dead.

Triple Alliance treaty renounced by
Italy.

May 12— BrUUh battUahip Goliath tor-
ptdoed and tunk by Turks in Dardar
nelUt, fi90 hundrid lives being loet.
Brilieh submarine penetratea the Straite
and tinke three Turkish ehipe.

May 22 — Italy declares war on Austria.

May 24 — Itahans invade Austria, occu-
pyinff Caperetto, the heights between
the Judno and the Isonso, and the
towns of Cormions, Cervignano and
Terio.

May 25 — Italians north of Trieste cap-
ture several small towns.

May 26 — Italy declares blockade of
Austria.

May 27— Brideh battleehip Triumph aunk
by Turke in DardaneUeet Afty-four Uvea
being lost; Turkish gunboat also de-
stroyed.

May 2S-~Great Britain loses battleship
Majestic in Dordanellsst forty-five lives
being lost.

May 8 — Germans announce
capture of Libau, Russian
Baltic port.

May 7— British Uner Lusi-
tania aunk by Oerman sub-
marine off Kinsalst Ire-
land, more than one thou-
sand persons, indudina
about one hundred Amsn-
cans being last.

June 2 — Austro- German
forces recapture Prsemysl.

June 14 — Gen. von Macken-
sen attacks over forty-
three-mile front, capturing
Russian positions from
Cserniawa, northwest of
Mosciska to lienawa, and
taking sixteen thousand
six hundred prisoners.

June 16 — South of the Lem-
berg Railway in Galicia
the Austro-German force
storms the Russian posi-
tions on the entire front,
driving the Russians acrosn
Sadowa, Wissnia and
Rudki.

June 3 — British advance in Mesopota^

mia, thirty-three miles north of

Kuma.
British occupy Amara, Asiatic

Turkey, capturing more than two

thousand.
June 10 — Italians capture Monfalcone,

sixteen miles from Trieste.
June 1 1— Servian troops invade Albania,

in the direction of Durasso on the
Adriatic coast.
June 13 — Italians capture Monte Zugna
in the Trentinos, four miles northeast
of Ala and within sight of Trent.

June 18 — Austro-German
troops occupy, says
Vienna, the Russian town
of Tarnogrod.

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

mUTABT EVENTS DOBINO ItU— Conttniicd

United States

OTMt Britain

WSSTEEN FEONT
Pnuiee— Belilnm

«».,

Jane— Cent.

#ul7

July 6— flayviUe. N. Y.. wiraleos
plant, German-owned, taken un-
der control by the Navy Depart-
ment.

July 23—ThirdIfiM<tonia note sent
to Berlin.

Africa surrendered to
British forces under Gen.
Botha after a five months'

■

Angiut

Aug. 4 — British notes on
blockade made public.

September

Sept. . 1 — Germany agreee to link
no more liners without warning,
von Bemstorff notifies State
Department.

Sept. lO^Recall of Dr. Dnmba.
Austrian ambassador, demandea
by President Wilson.

Sept. 26 — Long-expected drive by
Entente AJliesisbegunin Western
theater of war. German first-line
trenohes captured at Hooge Vei^
melles. Loos, Souches, Perthes,
in general olxensive from North
Sea to Verdun, twenty thousand
unwounded prisoners taken.

German line at Loos and push
on towards Lens.
Sept. 29 — French continue ad-
vances on the slopes of the
Tahure hiQ, in the vicinity of
that villain, and north of Mas-
siges, in Champagne.

October

Oct. 4— Loan of $500,000,000 to
French and British governments
completed.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

29

mUTAST EVEN*rS DinnNG lt»— Continned

AastrU-HangMT

BALKAN THSATEB

llasila

Naval Warfkre
Ctcrinaa Colonies

Ballcmns — Turkey — ^Itely

June 21 — Auatro-Germans
capture Rawa Ruska.
thirty-two miles northwest
of Lemberg, driving Rus-
sians back.

June 22 — Austro-German
forces occupy Lemberg.

June 29 — German forces
hitherto operating in Gali-
da cross the Russian
frontier and advance
northward in Poland.

June 29 — Dominion liner
Armenian mnk by OermanM,
dnen Amerioant being lo9t,

June 30 — Ruatians tain Baltic
natal battU vrith German
fttett iKo latter loaing one
ehip and two battleekipe
being damage *n attack on
Windau.

July 19 — Italians report that they have
pierced the Austrian front of the
Isonso in three places.

Turldsh redoubt and line of
trenches at Dardanelles surrender to
British.

July 14 — City of Prsasnyss
in northern Poland cap-
tured. Russian lines near
Suwalki stormed.

July 19— Great battle, in-
volving six million men
and nine hundred-mile
battle line, begun in Rus-
sian Poland.

July 81 — ^Austrians ooeupy
Lublin.

Germans capture Mitau,
capital of the Russian
province of Courland.

Aug. 7 — New allied army landed in
GaUipoU.

Aug. 26 — Russian troops occupy
Konarsy Mountains, Caucasus, after
hard fighting.

Aug. 5— Germans capture
Wsrsaw. Most of Russian
army escapes.

Germans occupy War-
saw and Ivangorod.

Aug. 18 — Fortress of Eovno
captured by Germans
and over four hundred
cannon and much war
material taken, Berlin re-
ports.

Aug. 19— Russian fortress of
Novogeorgievsk captured
with twenty thousand men
and seven hundred cannon.

Aug. 26 — Germans occupy
Brest-Iitovsk, important
Russian fortress.

Aug. 14 — Britieh tranenori
Royal Bdtpord eunk fry Gar-
man aubmarine in Agean
Sea, nearly one thoueand
troope and crew being re-
ported loet.

Sept. 22—Bulgsria ordecs mobilisation
of her army.

Sept. 29— British defeat big Turkish
force on the River Tigris in Mesopo-

Sept. 8 — Csar takes over
supreme command of Rus-
sian armies from Grand
Duke Nicholas.

Sept. 19 — Vilna occupied by
the Germans.

Oot. 6 — ^French and British troops landed
at Salonika, Greece.

Oct. 7 — Austro-German invasion of Ser-
via begins, crossings being made over
Drina, Save and the Danube.

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30

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

BOLITABT EVENTS DUEINGHfll^— Contlnaed

United Stotes

Oeidber—Conl.

Great Brltoln

Howtmbn

Nov. 8^— Laming Bends note to
Great Britain declaring blockade
illegal.

Oct 16--Great Britain de
claree war on Bulgaria.

WBSTEEN FRONT
Pimnee— Belglani

Germuif

Nov 2— Aflouith defends
polidee in Bouse of Com-
mons.

Oct. lA — France declares war on
Bulgaria.

Oct 27-Viviani ministry resigned.
Oct. 28 — French cabinet reorgan-

nised. with Aristide Briandas

premier

DMember

Dec 1 — American Ambassador
Fenfield renews demand that
Austria explain torpedoing
Italian steamer Ancono

Dec 30— Austnan note on Aneona
yields In part, punishing sub-
marine commander and ad*
mitiing principle of safety of
passengers

Dec 16— Gen Sir Douglas
Haig appointed Comman-
der-in-Chief of the British
armies in France and Bel

B'um. succeeding Field
larshal Sir John French

MIUTART EVENTS DURING 1916

United Btetet

Itlt J»n««ry

GrMi Britain

Jan. 28— Wilson asks all
belligerents to agree to.dis-
armament of merchant
ships and to rules regulat-
ing submarine warfare.

Jan 4— Earl of Derby raises
2.800.000 volunteers in his
campaian.

Jan. <^--British Parliament
by four to one votes in
favor of compulsory mili-
tary service bill; labor
leaders resign: labor con-
gress overwhelmingly op-
poees the measure.

WBStKEN FEONT
France— Beigtuni

Jan. 11— The bif German oflTeosive in Cham-
Pf^no. participated in by three army
dmsions. U completely repulsed by the

l^ch. ezMpUng in a smalTr^etaiicls
of MaisQD de Champagne. "^

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

31

MHilTAST EYEIfTS DOUNG ItlS— Contlnaed

Aaitrta-Hmigmry

BALKAN THBATEE

BuMla

Naval Warliue
German Colonlet

Balkaii^—Torlcey— Italy

Oct. — Germans occupy Belgrade.

Germans capture Semendria and
push Servians south.
Greece refuses to aid Swvia.

Servia.
Oct. 16— Bulgarians attack Servia

throughout the frontier and capture

heights.
Oct. 18— Allies land at Enos, in Bulgaria.

near Dedeaghatch, and capture

Strumitsa. near Servian border.
Oct. 19 — Bulgarians capture Vranya, on

Salonika-Nish Railway; Austrians

take Obrenovats.

an Italian fleet sails for the JEge&n.

Oct. 19 — Manifesto by csar
announces Russia draws

Nov. 6 — Berlin reports capture of Nish

Nov. Id — ^Bulgarian forces capture
Krusevo and advance east to within
six miles of Perlepe.

Nov. 17 — Bulgarians reported to have
captured Perlepe.

Germans captiire Novipasar, Ser-
via, and claim capture of eighty thou-
sand prisoners in campaign.

Nov. 30— Bulgaria declares campaign
against Servia is closed.

Nov. 2 — Russians compel
Von Hindenburg to retreat
in Dvinsk region.

Nov. 9 — TAs Afuona tor-
V€do€d in 9hs Mtditwra-
fiean.

Nov. n—BritUh hotpiUd
9h%p Anolia sunJb by a msiM
in th4 Bngliah Chtmn0L

Dec. 1 — British army approaching Bag-
dad is driven back by Turks and
forced to retire to Kut-el-Amara.

Dec. 5— Bulgarians reported to have
occupied Monastir.

Dec. 7 — Anglo-French army in Balkans
retires toward base at Salonika.Greece.

Dec. 9— Teutons clear Servia of all
enemies.

Dee. 1»— British withdraw Abim
army» estliiiated at one hundred
thousand men, from the Galll-
poUt stIU hold tip of peninsula.

Dec. 29 — Russians capture Kashan,
Persia.

Dec. 80— BnCisA jNUtsiMrsr
tUamer Perna 9unk with-
out wamina in the Medi^
terraneant Ameriean eonnU
R. M. McNeely being
droumedt with nurre than
two hundred oihere.

BOLITAET EVENTS DUUNG ]»16

Anatrlft-IIangaiT

BALKAN-TUEKISH THBATEE
Balkan*— Italy— Turkey

Buiila

Naval Warfare
C^man Colonleg

Jan. 1 — A RuflBian offeniive
agftiiiflt Austro-Huzutaiian
forces in Galida and Buko-
wina sained headway.

Jan. 18 — Austria claims vic-
tory in creat battle with
the Rusnans in East Gali-
cia and on the Bessarabian
frontier after seventeen
days of hot fighting.

Jan. 9— Entire GalUpoU peninsula
eraeuated by the AlUet.

Jan. 11 — Austrians capture Mount
Loveen, Montenegro.

Jan. 14 — Austrians take Cettinje, Mon-
tenegrin capital.

Jan. 16 — Re-enforced Russian columns
begin new offensive against the Turks
in the Caucasus, along a hundred-mile
front.

Jan. 23 — ^Austro-Hungarian troops oc-
cupy the important town of Scutari,
in northern Albania, Servians retiring
to south.

Jan. 9— BoftfesMp King Ed-
ward VII., a teeeel of
16fS60 tone, hit a mine and
timJfc, but crew of oeer eeeen
hundred men wot eaeed.

32

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

mUTAET EVENTS DUBING 191i--Ooiitliiaed

United States

Great Britain

WBflTBEN FBONT
-B€l8laaB

Germany

Pfebmarf

Feb. 1 — British steamer ^p-

em, fluppoeed to have
BD lost, brought into
Norfolk. Va., by German
priie orew
Feb. 4 — Germans refuse to
admit sinking of LuMitania
illegal.

Feb. 14"— All single men in
Great Britain called to the
colors.

Feb. 23— Germans smash French lines, cap-
turing two miles of trenches in Woevre dis-
trict, also attack fortress of Verdun.

Feb. 26--Germans take Fort Douaumont.
Verdun, after terriBc I

March 3 — Senate, by sixty-
eight to fourteen, tables
Gore resolution to warn
Americana off armed mer-
chantmen.

March 7 — By two hundred
and seventy-six to one
hundred and forty-two
House tables McLemore
resolution warning Ameri-
cans off armed merchant-

March 6 — Village of Forges, at Verdun, cap-
tured by Germana

March 7 — Germans take village of Fresnes at
Verdun

March lU— German attack on Verdun cen-
tered on Vaux.

March 8 — Germany
declares war on Por-
tugal.

March 16 — Admiral
von Tirpits. German
naval head, retired

March 37— Wilson demands
Germany explain attack
on steamer Su$94x

Ma^h dl— Germaas complete their ooeupa*
Uon of village of Vaux

Ayril

April S— Germany denies
sinking British steami
8mm9€*, with Americans on
board.

April 11 — Germany admiu
torpedoing several steam-
ers, indumng the Bn^h-
•lan, Ba^ Point and Af aii-
chuiiT Bnginur, but not
thm8u$$9X,

pril 18 — Ultimatum on
Su$9€x torpedoing sent to
Germany.

President Wilson sum-
mons Conaress to tell why
he is forced to send uHima-

ilUD.

April 1 — Zeppelin raid on
England kills twenty-eight
and injures forty-four

April 2 — Second Zeppelin
raid on E^nfland kills six
teen and injures one hun
dred persona

April 2 — French regain most of Caillette wood,
/between Douaumont and Vaux. Verdun.

April 10— German general offensive begins on
thirteen-mile front, from Hill 304 to Fort
Douaumoat. Verdua.
Fieneh evacuate Bethineourt salient.

April 7— Germany con-
eludes a commercial
treaty with Rou-

April 22 — An attempt to
land Oiarman arms in Ire-
land thwarted by British
naval patrol: Sir Roger
Casement made prisoner

April 24 — Irish revolt in Dub-
lin, twelve persons being

April* 20— German battle
cruiser squadron raids
Lowestoft and Yarmouth

April 28 — Irish revolters in
Dttbhn set fire to large
part of the dty

April 10— French begin offensive at Verdun.

making slight advances on both sides of the

River Meuse
April 21— French gain both ddes of Verdun

April 21— Von der
Golts, German eom-
mander of Turkish
army, dsad*

May

May 6— German reply to
Wilson's ultimatum re-
ceived by wireless says
illegal U-boat methods will
cease if United Sutea will
force Great Britaitf to raise
blockade of Germany.

May 10— Berlin admits aink-
ing the fl ai S ff .

May 1 — Irish rebellion
ended; rebels lay down
arms: fire loss ten million
dollars.

Irish rebel leaders, in-
cludinc Provisional Pi
dent Pierce, executed

May 12 — James Connolly,
eemmander - in - chief of
Irish revolutionists, exe-
cuted

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

33

MniTAST KVKNTS DUUNQ lUC— Conttnaed

1

:

AoftrU-HiuigMx

BALKAN-TUBKI8H THBATBK
Balkant— Itolr— Tarkej

Busala

NaTal Waifare
German Colonies

Feb. 14 — Cfti»ture of Eierum by Rue-
dans.

•

Feb. 26 — Gen. Kuropatkin
appointed Commander-in-
Chaef of Russian armies on
northern front.

ftttMk whole Isonio
front.

Mareh 20 — lepahan. old eapitel of Per-

March 4— ^enM rsporf that
auxiliary eruwsr Prof «ne«
wu aunk Feifniaru MS in
Af sdftterrantfan with nearly
fovT tkoutand SMn aboard;
lo— of lift probaUy thrw
thou9and.

March 22- JfrniMapelis. «ssd
OS Briti$h Iransporl, tor^
podoed by 9ubmarino.

March 24— BriluA ttoam^r
Suttex torpedoed, with
Americans on board.

March 80— Franco- Atitnon
hospital ship Portugal sunk
byoubmarino.

April 1&— RiMUne ut^pban TreUsond.

April 2&— British geirison nt Evt-el-

Turke after one hundred and forty-
three days of ilece.

-

•

May 8— Cvmrte $unk by Oer-
man oubmarins of Irish
coast.

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

mUTAST EVENTS DUUNG IMfr-Contlnaed

VDltod Stotet

Qnmt Brtteln

WESTEEN rSONT
rninc»— Belgliim

Gerainny

M»f— Cont.

May 27— United Stotea de-
mandfl that illesal seisure
of mails by AUiea stop.

May 17— Sir Roger Case-
ment held for trial on

May 23 — French troope. by sudden coup,
recapture Fort Douaumont and make large
gains east and west of the Meuse.

May 25 — Fort Douaumont retaken by Ger-
mans.

June

•

June 7 — Earl Kitchener and
staff drowned when British
cruiser Hampihiv is sunk
on way to Russia.

June 20 — Sir Roger Case-
ment convicted of high
treason.

June 21 — Allies economic conference agrees on
boycott of Germany after war.

lolf

July 10— Qerman merchant
submarine D§ut$ehland
reaches Baltimore.

July 6 — David Lloyd George
appointed Secretary for
war in Great Britain.

July 1— AlllM beglo gnind offenatve on
both Bidet of Somme; smMh Germmii
Uneonsofon-nilleftont; Froneh regain
Thlnnmont Held work.

July 2 — French report capture of six thousand
Germans south of Arras: British capture
Fricourt: prisoners total three thousand
five hundred.

July 6— General Foeh captures second Ger-
man system of fortified lixies on ten-mile front
and villages of Estrees and Hem.

Germans take Thiaumont for the fourth
time.

July 6— French capture German second line
south of the Somme.

July 12 — ^British capture German first line of
trenches on front of nearly eight miles.

July 14 — British break through German lines

Longueval. Somme sector.
July 1&— British capture fifteen hundred yards

of Germans' second line.

British drive Germans from Longueval

and Delville wood.
July 21 — Vnxkch capture entire German first

two thousand nine hundred prisoners.

1

Aofiisi

submarine D^uUehland
leaves Baltimore for Ger-
many.

Aug. 3 — Roger Casement
hanged in Pentonville pri-

treason.

Aug. 18 — British smash German lines over
two-ndle stretch on Somme front.

cute Captain Fryatt
of British steamship
BrtMMls for alleged
attack on submarine.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

35

MILITABT EVENTS DURING 191«— Contlnaed

Aoftrla-Hnngary

BALKAN-TUBKISH THEATEE
B»Ik»ii8— Italy— Turkey

EnuU

Navsl Warfare
German Colonies

May 17— AlutriftnB capture
four thousand priaoners
and force Italiana to
abandon some advanced
positiona in the Trentino
region.

May 24— Italian retreat in Sugana Val-
ley before fierce Austrian attacks.

Salonika.

May 31 — BritUhandOerman
fifti hattU off Jutland:
Brituh loae fourtetn *kip»:
Otrman canuUtiea oIm large .

June 15 — Ruanans recapture
Caernowits. capital of
Bukowina.

June 23 — Russians^ capture

em Bukowina.

June 24— Ruaaiana take Kuty
in Galicia.

June 26 — Kimpolung in
Bukowina taken by Rus-
sian forces.

June 30 — Russians in great
battle near Kolomea take
ten thousand five hundred
Austrian prisoners.

June 20 — Italians stop Austrian offen-
sive, and in counter attacks make con-
siderable gain in the Posina Valley.

June 23 — Arabs in revolt against Turks
and capture Mecca.

June 28 — Arsiero and Posina recaptured
Isonso.

June 4 — Russian armies
start ofifensive against
Austro-Hungarian lines in
V^lhynia, Qalicia and
Bukowina.

June 9 — Fortress Lutsk
taken from Austrians in
Russian drive.

June 11 — Russians force
Austrians back twenty-five
miles over one hundred-
mile front.

June 21 — German forces halt
Russian drive in Volhynia.

July 39 — Slavs capture
Brody from Austrians.

Jidy 22 — Russian troops in
Riga district broke
through German positions.

Jvfy 81 — Germans evacuate
Stokhod curve. Volhynia
under incessant pressure
by Russians.

Isonso front capture
Monte Sabotino and
Monte San Michele.

Aug. 8 — Italians capture
Gorisia.

Aug. 10 — Russians capture
Btanislau.

Aug. 15— Entente allies attack Bulgars
on hundred-mile front.

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36

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

HIUTAST EYEIfTS DUBDfO 1M«— Contlnaed

United Btotef

Grent Brttmln

WBSTKBlf rSONT
mnce— Bclgtum

QcraiMiy

Aofosl— Cont.

elares war on Rou-
mania.
Aug. 20— Field Mar^
shal von Hindenburg
became Chief of Staff
of the German armies,
succeeding Gen. von
Falkenhayn.

Septombcr-Oelober

Oct. l—U'SS, German sub-
marine, reaohea Newport,
R T . from WilhelmahaTf^n .

«

Sept. 14 — Anglo-French forces smash German
defenses on twelve-mile front in drive at
Bapaume-Peronne line; British new ar-
mored cars used for first time.

Sept. 25 — Allies capture Combles.
British completely take ThiepvaL

Oct. 7 — British and French troops in the
Somme district advance on a front of ten
miles.

Oet. 24 — French recapture Fort Douaumont
mile front.

•

Oet. 10—17-^5 acted within
its ri^ts. Btate Depart-
ment decidea: note tent to
Alliea that tMlliferent sub-
marines may iiae American
ports under laws of na-
tions.

No?«m1ber

Not. 1 — German submarine

London on second trip
from Bremen.

Nov. 8 — American ship
ColumbicM attacked by

Nov. 17— DMitodUand, start-
ing on homeward trip from
New London, collided with
American tug convoying
her; five of tug's crew
drowned.

Nov. 25 — Entente powers
send ultimatum to Greece
demanding handing over
of arms and ammunition.

Nov. 1 — Germans evacuate Fort Vauz,
Verdun.

Nov. 12 — British penetrate German positions
north and south of the Ancre mile in depth.
French complete capture of Sailhsel,
Somme front.

Nov. 14 — British continue Ancre battle, take
Beaumont Hamel by storm, and capture
four thousand German prisoners; advance
on five-mQe front.

dom of Poland was
proclaimed by the
ewiperors of Ge^
many and Austria-
Hungarv, confined
to territory con-
quered from Kusria.

DMembcr

Dec. 4— Dr. Van Dyke,
American Minister to The
Netherlands, resigns.

Dec. 6 — Herbert H. Asquith
resigns the British pre-
miership.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

3;

mUTAST EVENTS DUKINO ltl»-Conttnned

Anstrbi-IEiuipffj

BALKAN THSATEK

BoMla

Naval WarDare
German Colonies

Bftlkans—Turlcej— Italy

Aug. 25 — Bulfarians annihilate Greek
garrison at Startila in suprise attack.

Aug. 27 — Roumania deohures war on
Austria-Hungary.

Aug. li^'-BritUhlighteruwra
NottinofMtn and Falmouth
9unk byOerman mbmarituM
in North S^a,

Oet. 13— ItaliADs in new
drive on Trieste break
Austrian lines south of
Goriria and on the Carao
plateau, capturing 7954
prisoners.

Oet. 17 «-^ Germans attack
upon the Russian lines
southeast of Lemberg.

Oct. 18 — Germans launch

line from the Pinsk
marshes to Roumania
(three hundred miles).

Sept. 6 — Bulgar-German forces capture

Ttttrakan, eastern Roumania.
Sept. 10— Bulgar-German troops cap-

Oct. 1 — Germans take three thousand
prisoners in battle with Roumanians
in Transylvania.

Oct. 2 — Roumanian army invades Bul-
s^ria and is routed by Germans and
Bulgarians under Field Marshal von
Maokensen.

Oct. 8 — Kronstadt, Transylvania, evac-
uated by Roumanians.

Oct. 16 — Entente powers recognise pro-
visional government set up by former
Greek Premier Veneselos.

Allied forces occupy Athens, seise
entire Greek navy and take over rail-
roads, forts, etc.

Oct. 22 — ^Von Mackensen captures Con-

Oct. 24— Famous Cemavoda bridge,
Dobrudia, blown up by Roumanians.

Oct. 25 — Cernavoda, at the head of the
Roumanian bridge across the Danube,
occupied by General von Maokensen's
army.

Sept. 7 — Germans surrender
ports of Kilwa, Kivinie
and Kisiwani. East Africa.

Oct. 4 — French auxiliary
eruiter Gallia and Cunard
•Uanuhip Franeonia tunk
by Oerman 9ubmarin€9 in
the Mediterranean.

Oct. 8— C/-55 einke fiae
Britieh and neutral eteamere
off Nantucket; eurmeore
reeeued by United Statee
warehipe.

Oct. 19 — Cunard liner
Alauniaeunk by a mine in

Oct. 29— BriKiA eteamer Ma-
rina, with fifty Amerieane
aboard, torpedoed by Ger-
man euhmarine wUhout
v>aming.

Not. 8 — ^Transylvania. Hun>
nry. again invaded by a
Russian army.

Nov. 21 — Emperor Frans
Josef of Austria passes
away.

Nov. 1 — Italians begin new offensive

against the Austrians, fifteen thousand

prisoners being taken.
Nov. 5 — Roumanians resume offensive

in Dobrudja, forcing von Mackensen

to retire.

Nov. 20 — Monastir captured by the
Entente forces in Macedonia.

Nov. 22 — Teutons capture Craiova,
Wallachia, from Roumanians.

Nov. 24 — Austro-Germans retake Or-
sova from Roumanians.

Nov. 25 — Greek provisional govern-
ment declares war on Germany and
Bulgaria.

Nov. 9 — Austro-German
forces in the Stokhod re-
|don of Volhynia take the
first line of Russian
trenches and nearly four
thousand prisoners.

Nov. ^—Britieh eteamtr Ara-
bia torpedoed and eunk in
the Mediterranean; poe-
eengere reeeued.

Nov. 7 — American eteamer
Columbian, from Boeton to
Italy, eunk by German «u5-
marine off Spain; crew
reeeued.

Nov. 22— Bn'tonnte, huge
Britieh hoepital ehip, eunk
by German mine or torpedo
in ^gean Sea; fifty livee
loet; eleven hundred and
eix eaved.

Dec. 1— CMgftntlc teUle »lonf a six
hnndred-mlle ironU twom the
Danube to the Stokhod, ftem
Bueharest to Korei; troops of
seren natloni engaged.

38

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

mUTABT EVENTS DUEIN6 ltl«— Contbiaed

United Stetot

Qrwt BrtUIn

Dec 21 — WiUoD warns
Europe United Sutee ia
brought to Terge of war by
acta of belligerents; de-
mands peace terms as basis
for future conduct.

Dec. 6— Uoyd George asked
by Kin^ George to form
new ministry tor Great
Britain.

Deo. 14 — Entente allies de-
mand reparation, restitu-
tion and adequate security
for the future, it is an
nounced in British Parlia-
ment.

Dec. 19-^Briti8h premier an-
nounces in Parliament
Allies reject German peace
proposal: reparation and
restitution only basis dn
which they wiU talk peace.

Deo. 30— Allies reply to Ger-
man peace proposals wit)i
a direct negative; the pro-
posals are described as
sham proposals, lacking all
substance and precision,
less an offer of peace than
a war maneuvre.

WB8TKMI FEOBfT
PniBcc^Belfflam

Dec. — German Crown Prince makes his first
attack atVerdun since the French victory
in October*

Dec.4 16— French smash German lines at Ver-
dun; penetrate two miles deep over sii-mile
fr6nt. and take more than eleven thousand
pnaoDers,

Qerouiiif

Dec. ll^DeuUehland
reaches Bremen.

Dec. 12— Germany and
her allies propose

Dec. 25— Oerman reply
to American peace
note; an immediate
meeting' of delegates!
suggested.

MIUTAEY EVENTS DURING 1917

United Stetoa

ltl7

JaauAry

Grcftt Britain

Jan. 9 — Allies state .specific terms at request of
President Wilson; reparation, restitution
and adequate security for the future the
keynote.

Jan. 22~Wil8on telb Senate peace without
victory necessary if United States enters
league to enforce peace

WBSTEBN FEONT
Frmnce^Relflnm

Germany

February

Feb. 3 — Wilson severs relations with Ger
many ; I^ansing demands release of seventv
two American sailors on British steamer
Yarrowdale, captured by German raider.

Federal oflBcers seise German steamship
Kronprimetain Cecilie at East Boston.

Feb 10-— Replies front various capitals show
neutrals decline to accept Wilson's invita
tion to break «ith Germany

Feb 26— President asks Congress for authority
to use armed forces to protect .American
rights and shipping.

Jan. 20— Crowfk Prince delivers
heavy blow at Verdun, captur-
ing French positions at Hill 304;
later recovers lost ground.

Marcb

March 1 — Washington reveals plot of Ger

many to induce Mexico and Japan to

invade United States.
March 7 — President decides to arm ships

despite Congress' refusal to approve it.
March 12 — Wilson notifies nations armed

guard will protect American ships.

Feb. 1 — Germany de-
clares U-boat block-
ade of Great Britain
in note to United
States; warns neu-
trah that all ships
entering sone will be
sunk without warn
ing.

Feb. 28— Germany
holds American con-
suls as hostage.*
pending safe depar
ture of Ambassadoi
BernstorfT.

March 17— British
Bapaume. France.

capture

March 3 — German
Foreign Secretary
Zimmermann admits
Mexican- Japanese
plot.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

39

mUTAET EVBNTS DVKINO Ul«-Gotttbim<

Aaglrta»9iiaipinr

BALKAN-TirnDSH VBEATEA
Bmlkftii»-Itelf— Torkey

BvgglA

Naval Wartera
GcmiaB Cotoniai

-

Dae. 6 — ^Auakro-Qaimans eapture Boeh-
antt.

Dee. 24 — Germans clearing the
Dobrudja; Ihey take Tultcba and
attack bridgehead ot Macin, covering
the eroenngto Braila; furtlier AUied
ffBtreat toWallachia.

Dec. 27— British aviators destroy Chi-
kald bridge on Bagdad, railways.

Dec. 28— Germans claim further suc-
cesses at Rimnic-Sarat and ten thou-
sand prisonsft.

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Mn.1TABT EVENTS DUSmG If 17

AUSTBO-ITALIAlf PBONT
Aottrbi-IIttnsAry— Italy

BaUniift— Turkey

EntiU

Naval Warflare
GermaD ColonlM

•

Jan.6— Teutonic forces
capture Braila, Rou-
mania, important oil
and grain center.

Jan. 7 — Focsani taken
by Austro-German in-
vaders of Roumania.

Jan. 9— Greek king
yields to Entente's
demands.

Feb. 26— British recap-
ture Kut-el-Amara

•

Feb. 3 — American ateamn
HiniwUmic tunk hy U-boat
near .Scitty J$lan<h.

Fob. 10— Bn<»>* patifnger
nUamer Califomia $unk
tpithout mrning; fortu-vix
drowned: one hundred and
atxly eurftMre.

Feb. 2G — CuHord liner Loco-
nia torpedoed and »unk by
German $ubmarine» three
American eititene being
kUled

Mar^b 6-~AustrUi. in rep
United 8utot. Hands by U
leM warfara.

>ly to the
-boat ruth-

March 12— British
capture Bagdad,
Mesopotamia, from
Turks.

March 14 — Russian revolution an-
nounced by Petrograd

March lA— American eleam^
Algonttuin torpedoed with-
out warning-

40

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

lOLITAET EVENTS DUBING 1917— Continued

UiUt«d SUtcs

Grcftt nrltoln

WBSTEBN nONT
Pimnee — Belflom

GcrniMijr

April

April 2 — Wilson sska CongreM to declare state

of war exists with Germany; he calls for

five hundred thousand men and most

liberal credit for Entente allies.
April 4 — Senate votes for war by eighty-two

to sis.
April 6 — House of Representatives passes war

resolution by three hundred and seventy

three to fifty.
Wilson signs declaration of war.
Seisure of German ships in American

ports begun.
April 21 — British commissioner under Foreign

Secretary Balfour arrives in America safely.
April 24 — French envoys land.

President liHlson aigns aeven billion

dollar war bond bill.
Two hundred million dollar loan made

to Great Britain.
April 25 — Marshal Joffre arrives in Wash

ington.

Blmy

May 4— House by vote of two hundred and
twenty to one hundred and sixty-seven kilk
censorship clause in espionage bill.

May 6 — Balfour addresses joint session oi
Congress.

May &— Federal Shipping Board plans onr
bilUon-doUar appropriation for building
wooden ships to foil submarines.

May 11 — American commission to Russis
named by Wilson; Elihu Root, ohairman.

May 14 — .American Liberty i>oan of two

buliOB-dollars launched.
.May 15 — War, Army and Navy Bill reported

by Appropriations Committee totals $3;-

390.046.000, largest in history of nation.
May 18 — Presideiit signs draft bill calling ur

all men between twenty-one and.thirty-one.

inclusive.

Jane

June 1 — Wilson sends message
lining American aims in war

June 4~Booi comnisiioD
soil.

to

out
RufsUn

April {H-British break German
lines between Lens and Arras
the Canadian troops capturing
famous Vimy Ridge.

July

July P resident Wilson signs embargo on

exports.
July 10 — President Wilson calls National

Guard into Federal service.
July 13 — ^Washington formaUv i^ues first

draft call for six hundred ana eighty-eeven

thousand 4tten.

July 2a~NationaI draft made: nearly t^n
million men listed.

June 8^ Major General
Pershing, American
commander, reaches
England.

June 20— American
aviation corps
rives in England.

Mav ll—British smash so-called
Hindenburg line from Areas to
Bullecouri:

May 14 — Gen. Petain appointed
commander of all French forces

June 6-«-British destroy ten out of
sixteen German akiplanes at*
tacking eastern counties.

British capture Messines-
Wytschaete salient; one million
pounds of explosives used in

Eatest mining operation in
tory.
June 13---Penhing arrives in Paris.

June 27^Ainerican expeditionary
contingent reaches France.

I July 30~French and British smash
German lines over twenty-mile
front in Flanders.

July 17— Von Beth-
mann-HoIlweg, Qier-
man chancellor re-
signs: Kaiser accepts.

July2a-Dr.Miehaelis,
new German ehan-
cellor. intimates
readiness to talk
peace if Entente
allies ask.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

41

mUTABT EVENTS DOBINO ttl7— ContiniMd

Ainnno-iTAUAN raoirr

ADstrto-Hnagsrf^-Iteljr

Euito

Nnval Wnrfttf*
GemwD Colonies

March 29— British de-
feat twenty thou-
sand Turks in Pales-
tine.

March 31 — Mcf Atiwrieant
kiUed an two BriHth «Up«.
Cricptn and Snowdon
Rang*, torpedoed by U-
boate.

Apdl 9— AaHiia wrnnn nlatloiu witli

AprU 20->British shat-
ter Turkish forces
seventy miles north
of Bagdad.

May 14->l«>lisni Umioh nbw offomly*
AfiuiMt Avftriaos. ukinrtluve thou-

prfMMn.

Mfty M^IUlUna continue drive toward
Mnd Austrian pHsonen.

May 2 — Russians

' evacuate Mush,

Turkish Armenia.

Blay 1»— Russian Joint caUaet
formed; M. Lvoff premier

May 2 — Amerietm eteamer
boat

June 16— ItaUaoa renew offendve. cap-
turing Como Cavento. fortified Aus-
trian position in eastern Trentino

June 18— King^Con-
Untine of Greece
abdicates throne un
der pressure from
theAlUes.

June 19— Root commission reaches
Petrograd

July 9 — RuasasaS capture Koniuchy.
Galieia. in Otlieian drive, also eight
thousand Aus«ro-Germans.

July f5— Aostro-Oermana recapture
Stanislatt, Tamopol and Nadvoma.
Oalicia: Russians continue retreat

luly 7— Russians launch offensive
in Piosk region

July 13— Russians capture Kaluss,
Austrian headquarters.

42

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

mUTABT EVENTS DUBING 1917— Conllnued

United Stetes

Ansnst

Aus. 3 — GoTemment t*kea over all merchant
■hips over twenty-five hundred tona build-
ing in United States.

Aug. 10— Pieiadent Wilaon signs food control
biU.

Aug. 29 — Wilson replies to Pope, declining
proposal and decUring no terms can be
made with existing German government
alone.

8€ptemb«r

October

Oct. 1 — Second liberty Loan, three billion
dollars, begun.

Oct. 16 — ^The first damage to an American
war vessel is reported; a destroyer is tor-
pedoed by a German submarine out makes
port, one of the crew .being kUkd and five
wounded.

NovembOT

Nov. 1— The United States Navy Department
announces that the transport Finland was
struck by a torpedo while homeward bound,
but was able to reach a French port;
persons lost their lives.

Great Britain

Au^. 13 — Greece defi-
mtely at war with
Central Powers,
British Minister,
Bonar Law, an-
nounces.

Sept. 3 — German air
craft raid English
coast towns, includ-
ing Chatham, naval
center; one hundred
and eight British
seamen killed in bar-
racks.

Oct. 1 — German air-
planes again attack
London, ten persons
being killed, thirty-
eight injured.

Oct. 4 — British drive wedip in
German line in Flanders mile or
more deep over nine-mile front.

WBSTBBN WmONT

Aug. 1(^—French assault at Ver-
dun recovers remainder of chief
positions.

Sept. 16 — M. Painleve forms new
French war cabinet.

Sept. 27 — British repel four furious
Teuton attacks in Ypres sector

Oct. 25 — French attack northeast
of Soissons and make advanoe of
one and a half miles; the num-
ber of prisoners taken in three
days exoeeds twelve thousand.

Nov. 3 — German War Office an
nounces first capture of Ameri-
can soldiers, as the result of a
reconnoitering thrust at * the
Rhine-Mamo Canal.

Germany

Aug. 6 — Important
changes made in
German cabinet;
Kuehlmann sucoeeds
Zimmermann as
Foreign Secretary.

Oct. — Chancellor
Michaelis informs
the German Reichs-
tag that peace is
impossible so long as
Germany's enemies
demand territory or
seek to drive a wedge
between the German
people and their Em-
peror.

Oct. 30 — Count George
F. von Hertling.
Prime Minister of
Bavaria, becomes
Imperial German
Chancellor, succeed-
ing Dr. MichaeUs,
who had held office
less than four
months.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

43

mUTABT BYENTS DURING lfl7— Contliined

AUSTBO-ITAUAlf FBONT
AQstrU-HangaiT — ^Iteljr

Aug. 3 — RuflBianB begin generml retreat
in Galicift, caused by treachery of die-
loyal regimente.

Aug. 14 — Pope propoeee peaoe yirtually
on "etatvw quo ante*' Daeie.

Aug. 21 — Italians renew drive toward
Trieste

Aug. 27—1
Goriiia.

increase gains north of

Oct. 24 — ^Attstro-Ctorman army begins a
drire against the Italian positions on
the Bainsisia Plateau.

Oct. 20 — Austro - German offensive
against Italians causes the Italians to
withdraw over a wide front, abandon-
ing positions that had been f^ained
only after many months of difficult
operations.

Oct. 27 — German report of the Italian
retreat declares sizty-five thousand
prisoners and five hundred guns cap-
tured.

Oct. 28 — Austro-German armies occupy
Gorisia, a stratencally important
point held by the Italians since the
summer of 1916.

Nov. 6 — ^Austro-Qerman troops in Italy
cross the Tagliamento Biver, north of
Finaano.

Ocean W»ifmr«
Gcrmsn ColoiiiM

Sept. 12 — Kerensky aswimes com-
mand of «il Russian
armies in effort to omsh Komi-
loff revolt.

Sept. 16— Kcrenaky
EaMla ft repubUe.

Sept. 22 — Germans capture Jaoob-
stadt, northern en«f of Russian
line.

Oct. ai— British forces
from Ecrpt under
Gen. Albany attack
and occupy Bewahe-

ba, in

Ine.

Oct. 4 — Premier Kerensky forms a
coalition cabinet in Russia,
ignoring the express desire of
the Democratic C?ongress, in
•ession at Petrograd, to partici-
pate in reorganisation of au-
thority.

Oct. lO^New coalition ministry in
Russia, headed by Premier
Kerensky, assumes eontroi of
affairs.

Oct. 12 — German troope landed on
Oesel and Dago Idands, at the
entrance to the Gulf of Riga.

Oct. 19 — The Rusrian government
announces that removal of the
caintal from Petrograd to Moe-
oow has begun.

Oct. 4— ^rOitA AdmiraUy
announeeM <A« eruiter
Drake, fourteen hundred
tone, torpedoed off the
north eoaet of Ireland.

The Oerman raider See-
odLer rune aground on
Mo^eha lelandt South
Pacifiet on Aug. M, and ie
abandoned by her crew.

Oct. 17 — Amerioan traneport
Ant%tte»t homeward bound
under eontoy, torpedoed
by an unobeertii ettbmarine,
etnking in fite mintUee;
eewenty of thoee on board
are loet.

A naeal engagement in
the Qvlf of Riga reeuUe in
withdrawal of RueeianfUelt
Bueeian btUtleehip Slata
eunk and the remainder of
the fleet **boUled «p" in
Moon Sound.

Oct. 27 — American eteamehip
D. N. Luckenbadi eunk by
an unobterved eubmarine
off the French eoaet.

Nov. 1 — United Stateeeteam
er Rocheetert armed, tor-
pedoed and eunk while
homeward bound, off the
Irieh eoeut, nineteen of the
erete and naeal guard
loeing their litee.

Nov. 6 — American patrol
boat Aleedo, eunk by a Oer-
man eubmarine in the war
tone, twenty-one of the crew

being loet.

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44

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MIUTABT EVENTS DURING 1917— Coutiiined

United Stotes

Nofembcr^-Coiit.

Great Britftln

Nov. 7 — An American
war eonuniaaion ar»
rives in Great Bri-
tain, to attend an
Allied war confer-
ence at Paris; the
oommtssion headed
by Col. E.M.House.
the President's con-
fidential adviser.

Nov. 19— Premier
Lloyd Georn de-
fends Us poudes in
in British House of
Commons, justifying
in particular his ad-
vocacy of an Inter-
AlHed Supreme War
Council.

WB8TBEN imONT

Nov. 6 — Canadian troops carry
the entire villa^ of Passchen-
daele, dominating Roulers, in
the climax of a series of opera-
tions begun on October 25.

Nov. 29 — ^An Inter-AUied Confer-
ence is opened at Paris, with
Premier Clemenoeau represent-
ing France. Premier Lloyd
George representing Great Bri-
tain, and Col. Edward M. Houae
representing the United States;
twelve other nationa are repre-
aented.

Nov. 30 — ^A German counter-at

tack on both flanka of the terri

tory recently gained by the

Britiah near Cambrai ia auccesa-

ful, but Britiah reinforcementa

win back moat of the ground lost

Dec. 4 — President WHson recommends to the
American Congress that the state of war
be extended to include Auatria-Himgary.

Dec. 7 — United Statea declarea war againat
Austria-Hungary.

Dec. 1 — A Supreme War Council
of the Allies holds its first session
at Veraaillea, France, to diacuaa
and recommend plana for
united action on the Weatem
front by Great Britain, France,
Italy, and the United Statea;
the American repreaentativee
are Colonel Houae and General
Bliaa.

Dec. 2 — ^Britiah troopa withdraw
from the villMe of Maanierea
near Cambrai, in order to
atraighten and atrengthen their
line.

Dec. 6 — ^The Britiah withdraw
from the aalient around Bourlon
Wood, in the Cambrai district

Dec. 9 — ^Artillery actiona on both
aidea of Cambrai. French re-
pulae aeveral German attacka.

Dec. 8— German and
Auatrian official re-
porta announce that
an arnuatice haa been
agreed to by local
commanders in
man^ sectors of the
Russian front.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

45

MIUTABT EVENTS DURING 1U7— Continued

AUSTBO-ITALIAN FBONT
AiistrU-Hangarj— Italy

Nov. 6 — German official reports ao
nounoe Teutonic forces have crossed
the Tagliamento River along the
whole front.

Nov. 8*— Official German report places
the number of Italian prisoners in the
present offensive at two hundred and
fifty thousand, with twenty-three
hundred guns.

Nov. 9 — Gen. Armando Dias becomes
commander-in-chief of the Italian

Balkaiis— Turkey

Nov. 10 — ^ItaUan army reforms behind
the lower Piav^ River, the last natural
barrier to the Austro-German advance
toward Venice.

Nov. 22 — Italians lose mountain posi
tions between the Brenta and riave
Riven.

Nov. 24 — The end of the second week
of German assaults against Italian
positions on the Asiago Plateau, and
in the twelve-mile gap in the moun-
tains between the Brenta and Piave
rivers.

Dee. 8 — ^The German attempt to force
the Italian line, on the Asiago
Plateau, is renewed with increased
foroee of men and artillery.

Deo. 7 — Germans gain ground on Asiago

Plateau.
Dee. 8 — Italians check German advance

and make great and successful counter

raid with aeroplanes.

RoMla

Nov. 7 — In Petrograd, the Maxi-
malist revolutionary commit
tee seises the telegraph agency,
the state bank, and the parlia-
ment building.

Nov. 8 — Second revolution in
Russia, directed against the

government of Prenuer Keren-
ky, announced by "the Iblili-
tary Revolutionary Committee
of the Central Council of
Soldiers' and Workmen's Depu-
ties"— the Bolsheviki. or Maxi-
malist faction of radical social-
ists.

Nov. 9 — Moscow under control of
the revolutionary ^artv in Rus-
sia, after fighting in the streets
which resulted in seven hundred
casualties.

Nov. 10 — Cabinet formed by the
Russian Bolsheviki. with Niko-
lai Lenine as Premier and Leon
Trotsky as Minister of Foreign
Affairs.

Nov. 14 — Kerensky, head of the
recognised government in Rus-
sia, flees from Petrograd in dis-
guise, to escape arrest by the
revolutionists.

Nov. 17— British army in Pales-
tine occupies Jaffa, the Medi-
terranean port thirty miles west
of Jerusalem.

1I»T»1 Wftrfore
Germaii Colonieg

Nov. 28 — ^The revolutionary gov-
ernment in Russia makes publio
a secret agreement entered into
(on April 26, 1915) by Gx«at
Britain, France, and Russia,
with Italy; in return for Joining
the Entente, Italian claims to
the Trentino, Istria, and Dal-
matia were recognised.

Nov. 22— BfOtsA tUOUtiet
•how that in the three yeart
ending vith October, one
hundred and twenty-4wo
veeeele have been loet ''witA-
out traoe,**

Deo. 3 — General Dukhonin, com-
mander-in-chief of the Russian
armies, is killed by a revolu-
tionist mob after persistini^ in a
refusal to enter into armistice
negotiations with the Germans.

Dec. 1 — It is announced that
German East Africa has
been entirely won by
Allied forces, Germany
thus losing control of its
last (and largest) oversea

Dec. 6 — Neve of ioee of
United SUUee deetroyer
Jacob Jonee.

46

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MILITARY EVENTS DOBINO tM7— CMttBMi

WBSTVBII nONT

United Btetes

Great Britain

GarmanF

ItanM— Bdclmi

December —Coat>

Dec. 12— Investigation
ordered into British

disaster at Cambrai.

Dec 14 — Premier

Dec. 14— The German

Lloyd George, in an
address at London,

War Office an-

nounces that an

declares himself in

armistice on the

agreement with

Roumanian front has

President Wilson's

been arranged with

message to Congress.

Russian and Rou-
manian armies
Dec 20— French re-

*

Dec 22 — Germiins boipbard

pulse great German

Rheims.

attack in Lorraine.

•

German "Christ-

Dec 26 — SirR.Wem3rss

mas peace'* offer

succeeds Sir J R.

Dec. 27 — ^Two attacks by Crown

published

Dec 28 — The Prerident Ukei over tlie "con-

Jellicoe in British

Prince at Verdun repulsed

trol and poaseesion" of the transportation

naval command

British bombard Germans at

syntems of the country.

Roulers.
Deo. 30— British-German fighting

near Cambrai

Mn«ITAET EVENTS DUUNG 1M8

•

WBSTBBN imONT

United Stetef

Grctft Britain

Germany

France— BHfllini

lannanr'

Jan 6 — British retake grouddMea*

Jan 7— The United States Supreme Court

BuUecourt Germans make

upholds the constitutionality of the Selec-

slight gains against French.

tive Draft Law.

Jan 11 — French raids at Courcy
and British raids at Looe.

Jan. 12 — ^The armisuce

Jan. 18 — German U-

Jan. IS — Canadians raid German

between Russia and

boat bombards Yar-

treaohes at Lsds.

Germany is pro-

mouth.

longed for a month.
at the request of the

Russians.

Jan. 14— British air

raid upon Karlsruhe

Jan. 3l«8ir Edward

Carson resigns from

the War Cabinet In

Great Britain, antici-

pating grave deci-
sions oy the govern-

ment in matters of

Jan. 28— Germans make strong

policy in Ireland.

attack nsar Nieuport and make
soma cains. but are al once
driven oaek.

_

Jan. 28 — ^The strength of the Amerioan con-

tingent in France is placed by Secretary of
War Baker at more than half a million men

early in 1018. with perhaps one million five

hundred thousand by the end of the year

Jan. 29 — An agreement is reached between the

United Stotes and Great Britain making

Jan. 80— A German air raid over

draft laws applicable to aliens.
Jan. 31— It is learned that oertain units of

Paris, involving four squadrons

and the dropping of seventy
larce bombe. reeulta in the death
of forty-five pereons; the Berlin
oflioiar sUtement deeeribes the

American troops in France have completed

their period of instruction and training and
have for some time occupied a section of

first-Une trenches.

oecurrence ae **our first ssrste-

matic attack from the air.**

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

47

MILITABT EVENTS DURING 1917— Contlillied

AU8TBO-ITAUAN FRONT
▲astrlm-Hangarj — ^Itely

Balkans — Tmkej

Deo. 16 — Germans and Austrians
ture Col Caprille.

cap-

Dec. 10 — Germans and Auetrians cap-
ture Mount Aeolone.

Dec. 26 — Italians repel German assaults.

Deo. 28— German aviators bombard
Padua and destroy churches.

Deo. 80 — Great French drive on Italian
front.

Dec. 10 — Jerusalem lb
surrendered by the
Turks to British
forces under General
AUenby, which had
practically sur
rounded the city.

Dec. 1&— British ad-
vance beyond Jeru-
salem.

Dec. 19 — General Sar-
rail recalled from
Macedonia.

Dec. 28— British de-
feat Turks in Pales-
tine.

Dec. 30— BuljKaria ac-
cepts Russian peace. I

Bussia

Naval Warfare
German Colonies

Dec. 16 — Bolsheviki make truce
with Germany.

Dec. 22 — Peace talk begins at
Brest-Litovsk and Bolsheviki
state Russian terms.

Dec.28 — Bolsheviki-German peace
negotiations under way.

Dec. 17— 5tr Brie Oeddet,
Pirtt Lord of the BritUh
Admiralty, announces tfuU
eleven veeeele in a BriHeh
convoy have been »unk in
the North Sea by Oertnan
deetroyere.

MILITABT EVEBfTS DURING 1918

AUSTEO-ITAUAN FRONT
Austria — Hungary— Italy

Jan. 1 — ^Austrians badly defeated in
trying to recross Piave.

Jan. 8 — Italian batteries repulse a strong

Austro-German attack on the Asiago

Plateau.

Jan. lO^French repel German attacks
Heavy snows stop fighting on the

Italian front.
Jan. 11 — Italian gains between Brenta

and Piave rivers.
Jan. 12 — Successful o^rations by

British and Italian aviators against

Teutons in Italy.

Balkans— Turkey

Jan. 2 — Further Brit
ish gains in Pales-
tine.

Russia

Jan. 1 — Bolsheviki leaders repu-
diate German peace proposals.

Na?al Warfare
German Colonies

Jan. 21 — Supreme command of Austro-
German forces on the Italian front is
transferred from Archduke Eugene to
General Borovich (who also passes
over field Marshal von Hoetsendorf ).

Jan. 22 — Repeated attacks by Teutons
in the Trentino repulsed by Italians.

Jan. 24 — Italians repel attack at Capo
Sile, and Teutons fall back at Monte
Tomba because of French advance.

Jan. 18*-The lona delasred Con-
stituent Assembly is opened at
Petrograd; M. Tcherno£F (Min-
ister of Agriculture in the
Kerensky government) is elected
chairman, defeating the Bol-
shevist candidate.

Jan. 19 — The Russian Constituent
Assembly is dissolved by the
Lenine government, after one
session oharacteriied by heated
discussion of peace terms.

Jan. 23 — Russian delegates to the
peace conference at Brest-
Litovsk announce their unani-
mous decision to reject the Ger-
man terms.

Jan. 26 — A third Congress of the
Councils of Workmen's and
Soldiers' Delegates of All Russia
meets at Petrograd (with six
hundred and twenty-five dele-
gates).

Jan. 29 — Fighting on a large scale
is reported between Bolshevist
forces and Ukrainian troops at
Lutsk, in Volhynia.

Jan. 20 — In a naval engage
ment at the entrance to the
DardanMeet with British
veaeeU, the former German
cruiser Breslau (now Turk-
ish) is sunk and the (7os6«n
is driven ashore.

Jan. 26 — The Spanish steam-
er Oiraldot enpaged in
coastwise trade, is sunk by
a Oerman submarine.

48

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MHJTABT EFENTS DVBINO IMS— Contlnaed

Unltod Stotei

GrMt Britain

WBSTKEN FBONT

Fnnee — ^Belgiaiii

Petoiury

Feb. 1 — M»Jor G«n. Pesrton C. M«roh
made Chief of General Staff of United
States Army.

Feb. 16— President Wileon places em-
bargo on all cargo apace so as to
insure movement of troops and war
supplies to Europe.

Feb. 6— U-boato, sines war began,
have caused death of 14,120
British nonoombatanta, Bonar
Law announces.

Feb. 12 — The eighth session of the
longest Parliament in modern
times opens in London. The
British Crovemment declines to
recognise the Brest-Litovsk
treaty of peace.

Feb. 9— Berlin reporta capture of American troops
east of St. Mihiel, Verdun sector.

Hftich

March 11 — Secretary Baker reaches
Paris, welcomed by QeneraLs Pershing
and Blias and Ambassador Sharp.

President Wilson sends message to
Congress of Soviets, expresses sympa-
thy with Russian people; says united
States will take every opportunity to
secure for Russia eompleto soveraisnty
and independence.

March 18— Great Britain and United S
United States and British porta.

March 7 — German airplanes raid
London at night, kill eleven,
injure forty-dz.

March 12 — Three Zeppelins raid
tates take orer Dutch shipping In

March 27 — Lloyd George appeals
for American reinforoementa.

in Toul sector and along Chemin dee Dames.

March 11 — First All-Amerioan rud on Germans is
made in Toul sector.

March 21— Oreat German drive against British be-
gins with terriffle bombardment over fifty-mile
front from Arras to St. Quentin.

March 23 — BriUsh defense broken at point west of
St. Quentin, fordng withdrawal of battle line over
wide front.

Paris bombarded by long-range German gun
from distance of seventy-six miles.

March 24 — Bapaume and Peronne lost.

March 25 — French army comes to aid of British, tak-
ing over Noyon sector; Germans capture Peronne.
Bapaume and other cities which figured promi-
nently in Somme battle of 1916.

Germans capture Noyon, French troops evao-
uating position.

March 28 — General Foch named by Versailles
Allied War council as generalissimo of Entonto
forces.

April

April 8 — War Council at Washington,
D. C, announces that all available
shipping will be used to rush troops to
Fnnoe.

April 12 — ^The House of Commons
passes the Man Power Bill, con-
taining Irish conscription dause.
The Irish Convention presenta a
divided report to the British
Government; proposes Irish
Parliament of two housss, the
Nationalista offer forty per oent
of membership to Unionisto;
to this the Ulster Unionisto
would not agree.

April 5— French bloodily repulse massed onslaughto
oy one hundred thousand Germans in Mont-
didier sector.

swing battle to the north in Flanders, attacking
over twenty-five-mile front, capturing Armen-
tieres salient.
April 13 — British repulse heavy German attacks in
Armentieres region.

Haig appeals to troops to stand where they are
and hold lines at all costa.

April 21 — German picked troops penetrato Ameri-
can sector, penetrating as far as Siecheprey one
and one-quarter miles, northwest of Toul, but
are driven back in oountflr-*ttaek.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

49

MILITABT EVENTS DVUNG l«18-€ontlnaed

G€riiiftn7

Aiutio-ItnlUii-BaikMi Front

Turkey— BoMlrn

Nnvnl Warfere

Aaitrlji-Hwigary— Italy-^telknns

Feb. 1 — Gemumy reeogniiM
Ukraine.

Feb. 4 — German labor up-
heaval virtually over, due
to drastie atepe taken by
the militaty.

Feb. — Ukraine, one of Rusrian
new republics, signs peace with
Central Powers.

Feb. 11— Bolsheviki declare war
with Central Powers at an end;
troops ordered demobilised.

Feb. 19— Germans resume inva-
sion of Russia, oocupjyina
Dvinsk; new campaign designea
to force peace on Russians.

Feb. 21— British forces in Pales-
tine capture Jericho.

Feb. 25— Germans at Reval.

Feb. 7— British trans-
port, the Tuseanui,
carrying 2179 Ameri-
can officers and men
to France, torpedoed
o£F Irish coast; 170
soldiers lost.

Mareh i — Germany and Fin-
land rign treaty.

March 13 — German Govern-
ment announoee American
property in Germany will
be aeiied in reprisal for
eeisins of German property
in United States.

March 17 — Germans an-
nounce Entente airmen
made twenty^three attacks
on German Rhine townsin
February; twelve persons
kiUed; thirty-aiz Injured;

dustrial districts in Lor>
raine. Luiemburg, Baar
and Moselle.

barracks and railway sta-
tion at Kaisemlautern,
Bavaria.

March 9— Roumania signs preliminary
treaty with Central Powers; gives up
Dobrudja to the Danube; agrees to
certain eeonomie measures and trade
route to Black Sea.

March 8 — By treaty of peace with
four Central Powers signed at
Brest-Iitovsk, Bolsheviki agree
to evacuate ITkrania, Esthonia,
and livonia, Finland, the Aland
Islands and Trans-Caucasian
districts of Erivan, Kars and
Batum.

Blarch — Russian capital moves
from Petrograd to Moscow.

March 14 — German troops occupy
Odessa.

Russian Congress of Soviets
ratifies peace treaty with Cen-
tral Powers.

March 28 — British report destruc-
tion of entire Turkish armv in
Hit area, Mesopotamia, three
thousand prisoners being taken.

March 20— World's
■hipping losses
11.827.672 tons
through U-boats,
mines, etc., since war
began, British Ad-
miralty chief an-
noimoes: new build-
ing, oonfisoated ships,
etc., reduces actual
losses to 1,632.297
tons; all Dutch ship-
ping in American
ports seised under
international rights.

April 8 — Germany sends ulti-
matum, demanding the re-
moval or disarmament of
all Russian warships in
Finnish waters by April 12.

Awil 10 — Count Csemin, Austrian
Foreign Minister, quits.

•

April 13 — Turks occupied Batum.

April 16— Admiral
Beatty,. British lead-
trawler fleet in Cat-
tegat.

50

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MILITABT EVENTS DURING 1«1»— Continaed

United States

Gre»t Srttoln

WI8TBKN nONT

mnee — Belgln m

Aprll^Coiit.

April 22— Bonar Law presents the
budget in the House of Com-
mons, calling for tl4.860.000.-
000

April 24 — Battle for Amiena.

April 26 — Germans capture Kemmel Hill. Flanders,
one of important hnghts guarding Yprea.

May 1 — Alien property taken over by
American Government to date totals
$280,000,000. Waahincton announcea.

May 2— ^cretary Baker asks CoogreM
for power to raiae unlimited number
oftroopa.

Ma/ 3 — Secretary Baker submits tenta-
tive minimum of six million men by
July 1. 1920

May 4 — President Wilson diaapproves
sentence of four American soldiers in
France ordered to be shot. '

May 6 — Preaident Wilson orders air-
plane inveatigation.

May 19 — Major Lulbery. leading Ameri-
cap aviator, ahot down and killed by
German triplane.

May 21 — General Peyton C. March
made new chief of staff of American
Army.

May 23 — Hoover. Food Controller, an-
nounces eighteen million persons nave
died from starvation since war began

May 4^Field Marshal Lord
French named Lord Liaatenant
of Ireland.

May 6 — Foreign Secretary Balfour
in British ParlianMni denies
new peace offer is made by
Berlin

May 18 — The Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland announces pro-German
plot in Ireland: over one hun«-
dred Sinn Fein leaders ar-
rested and deported to England.

•

May 9 — Second raid on Oatend.

8CCOII4 GernMi OIUmiIw

May 27— Germans breach Allied line Qver (orty-
mi\*'- front between Soissons and Rheima: famous
Chemin des Dames ridge being captured in fint
rush. ^

May 28 — Americans drive Germans from CftntlgDy.

May 29 — Soissons lost; Rfieims b^ld.

May 31 — Germans reached Marne.

Jfiioe

June 3 — U-^oaU raid American shipptpc
off New Jersey coast, one steamer and
five schooners being among the first
victims.

June 5 — Official figures show twelve
American vessels to date sunk by
U-boats off our shores.

U-boat activity off American coast
continues, eleven vessels sunk to date.
Registration of men twenty-one
yeara of age in United States.

June 7 — Lighta out in New York, be-
cause of U-boat raid off coast.

June 8 — United States Government an-
nouncea about five thousand Germans
interned as enemy aliens: three hun-
dred and forty-nine United States
prisoners in Germany.

•
•

June 11 — Bntiah Admiralty re-
porU between ^une 6th and 9th
(induaive). ten air raids bombed
Thourout, Zeebruage lock gates,
Brugeoise works. Bruces docks,
Bruges Canal, Olustellea, Mari-
alter and St. Denis-Westre^n
airdromes.

June 1— Germans attempt to erOM the Maroo. but

are repulsed by the French.

French counter-attack in reg^oo of 8o4fltOU,

recovering ground everywhere.
June 3— AUiea cheek German .drive between the

Ooroq and the Marne.
June 4 — American troopa in the Champagne salient

aiding French counter-attack near NeivUy wood.

hurling back the Germane in Cbaleau Thierry

region.

on western flank of Champagne salient ; Crown
Prince's offensive apparently pUyed out.

June 7 — American marines ceptuit BoutMcImw nikd
Toray and Belleau wood.

June 9 — Germans launch new drive in great force
between Noyoo and Montdidier, a front of about
twenty miles.

June l0-~French report that on second <lay<3erman
forces at great sacrifice take villagee of Mery,
Belloy, 8t^ Maur and part of Marqueglise.

Germans start powerful drive between Mont-
didier and Noyon; claim eight thousand prisioneni.

June 12 — Germans report capture of huly region
around Noyon and seventy-nve thousand prison-
ers and one thousand and fifty guna aince May 87.
Germans gain in Aiane dirive near TiUer^
CottereU.

June 13 — London announoea German advaneaJine
practically ceased in Montdidier- Noyon re^pop.
French and Americans definitely check GenHM
Compeigne drive.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

51

HIUTAKY EVENTS DURING 191ft— Continued

May 3 — In Lower Houm of
nuMian Diet Social Dem-
oerat motion to restore
equal auffrace provision i»
defeated.

Majf 13 — German and Aoa-
trian Emperors meet and
a|crse upon a close military
aliianoe for 26 years.

Prtissian Lower House
rejects motion to restore to
Franchise Reform Bill pro-
vision for equal manhood
suffrage.

German Emjieror pro-
claims Lithuania as an in-
dependent state.

June ^--Germans send ulti-
matum to Kussia-. Russian
Black Sea fleet must be re-
turned to Sebastopol i
condition of cessation of
advance on Ukraine front
time limit set for ^une 14

Anstro-IUIlnn-Balkan ProDt

A«tCrto-tlaBKmi7'-lUly~Bnllc»D8

May 1 — Leffidn made of the Csecks and
Slavs joins Italians to fight again
Austria.

Gavrio Prinsip. Serbian assassin of
the Austro- Hungarian Archduke Ffaok*
cis Ferdinand, in July, 1914, died in
an Austrian fortress.

May 7 — Preliminary treaty of peaoe ts
signed at Bucharest by representatives
of Roumania and tne Tour Central
Powers.

Jnae 15— Austriana launch attack in
Italy, erossing the Piave, taking ten
ibouaand prisoners

Jma 1<^— 3algar

Turkey — Bussln

April 27-^Turks occupied Kars,
April 30— Gerihans at Viborg.

May I — Germans At Sebastopol.

NavftI Warffarf

April 23 — British and
naval squadrons raid
Zeebrugge and Os-
tend, Mocking U-
boat channel 'with
two ships loaded
with oement; de-
stroyerr blow lock

Sites; the attack on
stend was not so
successful.

May 23 — British troop-
ship Moldavia sunk,
fif ^-three American
regulars being
drowned.

June 3 — Texel sunk by
submarine off Atlan-
tic City, N. J.;
schooner Edward H
Cole and another
vessel sunk by sub-
marine off New Jer-

•ey

«ued by steamship
Brittol. Schooner
Jacob S.Ua$kdl sunk
by ^\mfire of sub-
marine: crew re»
cued. Herbert L
Pratt, Standard Oil
Co. tank steamship,
sunk by German
submarine

June 10 — Two Aus-
trian dreadnoughts
torpedoedo
Italians in sma
motor boats, in the
Adriatic.

nr

52

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MIUTAKT EVENTS DOtlNO U18— CooUnned

United StetM

Gnat Britain

WESTBBN rmONT

Vrsnce— Belgium

Ime Co«t»

Jam 27— Second di«ft in UnitMl Statet,
numben giyan.

June 18— British Chancellor of
Exchequer introduces in House
of Commons vote for credit of
$2,600,000,000, making total to
data, $86,710,000,000.

June 80— France recognises Csecho-Slovaks as an
independent nation.

inly

July 2 — Secretary Baker report* 1,019,-
115 American troops in France or on
the leaa.

Joly 4 — Ninety-five ahipe launched in
the United States.

July 18 — General March announces that
one million one hundred thousand
American troops are on the other side.

July 18— United States, Japan and En-
tente Allies agree on intervention in
Russia, based on proposals made by
Washington.

July 26 — Japan accepts American pro-
posal to aid Csecho-Slovaks in Siberia.

July 6— British Air Ministry's
weekly statement shows one
hundred and twenty-two Ger-
man machines destroyed, seven-
ty-two driven out of control;
British loss, fifty-two; fourteen
towns raided; airdrome at Bou-
lay raided six times. Railroad
triangle at Mets-Sablens four
times, Mannheim four, Saar-
bruoken and ThionviUe three,
Treves and Fresoati two; seven
other towns, including Carls-
ruhe, once. 0uring same period
naval airmen bomb docks, sub-
marine bases and naval works at
Zeebrugge, Ostend and Bruges.

July 26 — lioyd George announces
strikers must either work or
fight. London reporta the num-
ber of strikers in munition fac-
tories has been exaggerated.

July 1 — ^Amerieans advance in Chateau Thierry
region.

Juhr 8— Amarioans taka Vauz by SMault, five hon-
ored prisoners taken.

and Vaire with fifteen hundred prisoners.

French attack near Autreches and capture

Lait G€rmftn Oflenilfv

July 16— Germans launch tremendous oflfenMve on
French front from Chateau-Thierry to Massiges,
on edge of Argonne forest, about eighty milee;

July 17 — German troops driving toward Paris are
checked, while forces south of the Mame are
placed in perilous position by Franco-American
defense.

July 18— French »nd Amcricanf gtert cenntor-
offentlve between the Alsne »nd the Hame
on twenty-flve-mlle ftont. Germnn llnnk
■mashed.

July 22 — Franco-Americans penetrate deeper into
German flank, despite stubborn resistance;
Crown Prince obliged to summon help from the
north; Germans counter-attack in endeavor to
escape trap; Yankees capture Busancy, south of
Soissons.

July 29— Americans defeat Pnuilan Gnarda
with enormona loetes In fierce ngfctim on
Solssont-Chatean-Thlerry front.

Aagiul

Aug. 7— United States to raise army of
five million to bring war to elose as
soon as possible. General March
announoss.

Aug. 18 — ^The British Government
formally recognises the Csecho-
Slovaks as an allied nation.

Aug. 2 — Germans begin general retreat in Aiane-
Ourcq region.

Franco-Americans capture Ourcq watershed,
dominating Marne salient; Germans begin gen-
eral retreat in this region.

Aug. 6 — American troope vanquish famous Prussian
Guards in bitterest fighting of the war.

Aug. 6 — France rewards General Fooh with the
baton of Marshal of France.

Aug. 8 — French and British launch offensive be-
tween Amiens and Montdidier, twenty-five-mile
front; vast number of tanks used. German lines
penetrated to depth of eleven miles; seventeen
thousand prisoners and two hundred guns taken
first day.

Aug. 10— Allies capture Montdidier.

Aug. 14 — ^Flench troops capture Ribeeourt; Ger-
Hamel, Serre, Puisieux and Bucquoy.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

53

HnJTABT EVENTS DVBING IMS— Continued

Germany

Aattro-ItaUmn-ltelkaii Front

Turkey— BassU

Naval Warfare

Anstrto-Hangary— Italy— -Balkans

June 27 — ^Von Euehlmann
rerifni aa German foreign
miniater.

June 19-23 — Italians throw Austrians
back across the Piave; Austrian losses
two hundred thousand.

June 26 — Italians capture host of Aus-
trians south of theTiave.

June 20^ American troops reach Italy.

June 18 — Csecho-Slovaks ^thei^
ing large force in Siberia m sup-
port ozEntente Allies.

June 26— In Western Siberia,
Csecho-Slovaks capture Ekater-
inb^irg. in center ot Uralminine

country.
June so—English and Japanese
land at Vladivostok, patrol
streets and enforce neutrality in
area where consulates are
located, while Csecho-Slovaks
and Bolsheviki fight, resulting in
victory of Csecho-Slovaks.

July 2 — Berlin reports 176
cannon and 15,024 maofaine
funa captured since March

Germany commands
Finnish Diet to establish
monarchical rule in Fin-
land, threatening a mili-
tary dictatorship.

July 12 — German Chancellor
continuing peace "offen-
sive," says Germany is
willmg to reoeive proposals
if made in the '^ipiiit of
sincerity."

Jul^f 8 — Italians on lower Piave take

July 4 — British and FJrench aayance on
the Ariago plateau.

July 8 — ^French and Italians start drive
in Albania, take one thousand pris-
oners.

July 11— Austrian abortive offensive

fifty thousand men, it la stated by
Teuton prisoners.

July 1 — United States Marines
land at Kola; cooperate with
British and French in protecting
railroads and war supplies from
Finnish White Guards.

July 2 — Germany starts force to
cross Finland toward Archangel.

July 4 — German army of fifty
thousand reported marching to
seise Kola, near Archangel.

July 6— Csecko-Slovaks reported
as in control of three thousand
miles territory in Siberia.

Csecho-Slovaks defeat Bolshe-
viki two hundred and fifty miles
west of Irkutsk, Siberia.

July 10 — Bolsheviki threaten to
Join Germany if Entente Allies
intervene in Russia.

July 16 — American troops occupy
Murman, northern Russia, to
cooperate with British in expe-
dition.

July 16— Ex-Csar shot at Ekater-
inburg.

July 18 — ^Allies begin advance on
the Murman coast, northern
Russia, against Bolsheviki.

July 81 — General Von Eichhom,
German commander in the
Ukraine, assassinated.

July 1— United SUtes
transport Covington
{16.339 tons) torpe-
doed on home trip,
with loss of six of
crew.

July 17 — Cunard
steamship Carpathia
(13,603 tons) sunk
by German subma-
rine, five of crew
killed.

Aug. 6 — Roumania signs treaty of peace
with Central Powers, by which she
loses province of Dobrudja, on south
side of Danube, and makes economic
concessions.

Aug. 6 — American troops with
Alice landed at Archangel,
northern Russia, Aug. 2, it is
officially announced.

Aug. 14 — ^Bolsheviki still at peace
with United SUtes, although
declaring state of war exists be-
tween them and France and
England.

54

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

niLITART EVENTS DUBIlfG l«l»-CMtliilied

United StoCet

Ancust— Coot.

Au«. 17 — General March says there are
one million four hundred and fifty
thousand United State* soldiers in
expeditionary forces in all parts of the
world.

OffMt BHtelB

WBSTBBlf FBONT

Auc. 28 — Samuel Gompers
party arrive in Encland.

and

September

Sept. 3 — United States formally reeog
nises Csecbo-Slovaks as a co-belli
Cerent nation in war against Central
Powers.

Sept. 9— SecreUry of War Baker arrives
in France on second visit to the front.

Sept. 12 — ^Thirteen million men between
ages of thirty-one and forty-five and
eighteen and twenty-one register
under new draft.

Sept. 18— United SUtes rejecU Austro-
Hungarian peace ivoposal.

Aug. 21 — French capture Lassigny end adTanee

over fifteen-mile front, pierdng GennaD tinea to

depth- of five milee.
British attock on ten-mile front in the Aae

region, taking Beaucourt, Buoquojr. Achisl4s-

FeUt and other important plaeee. .
Aug. 23 — British start new and estenosd ofl^naite

on thirty-mile front between Sonune and Anaa,

capturing Bray, Thiepva) and other Oarias

strongholds ana several thousand prisoneft.
Alia. 24 — ^American troops advance as f ar ae the

Rheime-Soissons road. FIsmss seetor.
Aug. 2<^Btitish continue Bomme-Seafpe diivei

eapturing, among other placee. Waneowt.and

Monchy on the Hindenburg line.
Ang. 27--Frencfa capiuie B;oye and adtrftn^ iiro

miles beyond.
Aug. 28 — French retake Neyba.

Americans iwrtieipate in sharp tkruel in

Jwn^fxj legion, above Boissons.
Bntish capture ComUee In 8omme ^ve.
Aug. 31 — Germans begin retreat in Flandeia, giving

up Mt. Kemmel.

Sent. 2— Germans retreat ever fifty-mile front from
Ypres to Peronne, following breaking of Hinden-
burg "switch" line in Pioudy.
ept. 5— German letieate extend from Rheine to
the sea, one hundred and fifty sdle front.

Allied American armiea continue io advanee ca
all fronts from Verdun to the

Sept. 12— AmcriMM and Wnu€h AttMk W«k
Mm off Si. Mlktol anllMit, adfBMtac •■

_ «wmitT-«iM-nlle irmmi,

Sept. 13— AnMrfoMU eUmlnnto 81. lUkle
Mltoat, ffMoverlBg appvoiliiinteljr •»• ku*

dnd mud efffetj aq«ni
nnd InktasiweBiir tko
hvndred gmia.

Sept. 16— American batteries begia abelling MeU

Sept. 26— Amencahs and French begin new attaek
on the Champacne front and in region on the
east : Pershing advances seven milee over twenty-
mile front: French thniet foi ward four miles on
twenty-mile stretch.

^P^' %r-Britbh attack in front oi Cambcmi, bieak-
ing Hindenburg hne.

French cross railway east of 8omme-Py, au-
vancing in some places sis and one-half iji^ and
taking ten thousand prisoners; Americana
advance farther, with eight thoiMand prisoners to
date.

Sept. 28— Anglo-Belgian attack under King Albert
on a twenty-three-mile front from nearOismude
to Ploenteert: a four-mile advance Ukee ail
Houlthiast Forsst and four thousand prisonsn:
Bntish fleet cooperating.

In Champagne, French take 8omme-Py and
Maure; Americans reach Brieulke and Esarmont.
Uking twenty towns.

gBemy withdraws to the Ailette.
s%7^z3^J**^ new offensive between Ypiee and
the North Sea; whole Geiioan system of delsase
being disoraanised; Icur hundred guns, eight
thousand prisoners Uken on first day. ^-^^

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

55

mUTABT BVKNTS DimiNG If l»-<)oiiti]iued

Aailro-ItelUii-BalfcAii Front

Aafttta-HmigMy— Itelj— BAOoMif

Sept. 37 — GennA& AmbMsa-
dor, in Vienna, presents
Qennai^i reply to Austro-
Hunganim peace note, and
iasrs Germany ie ready to
puiidpate m proposed
exchange of ideas.

Sept. 10— Aoatiiaa peace note.

Torkoy— EoMla

Sept. 28 — Serbian troops ent main Bul-

Er railroad between Uskub and
lonica; adTance twenty-fiTo miles
in a day.

Alliedpatrolfl begin invasion of Bul-
garia; Entente foroea drive ahead in
center bi Macedonia.
Sept. 27 — Bulgaria asks Allies for annis-
tloe, foQowmg defeat of armies in
Macedonia.

Aug. 16 — First contingent Ameri-
can troops is arriving at
Vladivoetock.

Allied forces advance in
northern Russia, reaching posi-
tions two hundred and sixty
miles south of Archangel.

British force from Persia takes
over part of defense of Baku.

Aug. 19 — German Embassy arrivcfi
in Petrofrad from Afoscow.
aoeompamed by eight hundred
German soldiers in R ~
forma.

NnTftl Wnrfaro

uni-

Aug. 28 — Allies repel Bolshevik
forces in big battle on the Ussuri
front, north of Vladivostock.

Sept. 5 — Leon Trotsky. Bolsheviki
Minister of War. is eiectedjpresi-
dent of the Supreme War Coun>
cil of Russia.

Sept. 12 — ^American troops reach
Archangel, north Russia, many
of them speaking Russian flu-
ently.

Sept. 10— British rout Turkish
army in Palestine, breaking
through on a nineteen-mile
front between Rafat and the
sea — three thousand Turks cap-
tured, remainder in flight.

Sept. 22— Nasareth, the birth-
place of Christ, captured from
the Turks by British.

Sept. 28 — ^Turldah disaster grows;
British capture twenty - five
thousand prisoners, two hundred
and sixty guns.

Sept. 2S— Allenby erosses the Up-
per Jordan at Jiar Benat, Takub.

■« b

Sept. 6 — British trans-
port Pertie (12,042
tons) carrying
two thousand eight
hundred United
States troope, torpe-
doed by German
submarine two hun-
dred miles o£F Eng-
lish coast; all on
board saved.

Sept. 20— Austrian U-
boat sinks French
submarine Circe;
second officer the
only survivor.

An enemy subma-
rine captures United
States steam trawler
KingfitKtr after tor-
pedoing it ninety
five mileB off Englisn
coast, the crew
capes.

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MIUTABT EVENTS DURING 1918--€ontl]ined

Vnlted States

September— Cont.

October

Oet. 7 — German official propoeal for an
armistice received in Washington;
Austria sends similar note.

Oct. 8 — President rejects armistice pro-
posals; evacuation of all invaded
territory a condition precedent before
there can be any talk of truce.

Oet. 1&— Prendent Wilson rejects Aus-
tria's proposal for an armistice.

Oct. 21 — Wilson's reply to German
truce proposal demands evacuation of
all invaded territory and adequate
guarantees.

Oct. 23 — President Wilson replies to the
German note, says be will take up
question of armistice with his co-belli-
gerents; refers details to field com-
manders and says: "If we must deal
with the present Imperial Government
of Germany we cannot trust it and
must demand surrender."

Oct. 28— Count Andrassy, Austrian
Foreign Minister, sends note to
Secretary of State Lansing, requesting
immediate armistice.

Great Britain

NoTember

Oct. 16 — The British Government
recognises the Polish army as an
autonomous co-belligerent.

WESTERN FBONT

France — ^BelKlnm

Sept. 29 — Anglo-Belgian progress of four to six
miles, with six thousand prisoners; Dixmude,
Passchendaele, Gheluvelt, Messines and other
places occupied and the Roulers-Menin road
reached. British-American battle on a thirtv-
mile front from north of the Sensee to the neign
borhood of St. Quentin; British reach outskirts
of Cambrai and break Hindenburg line on a six
mile front between Cambrai and St. Quentin.

Oct. 3 — Germans evacuate Lens and Armentieres.

Oct. 5— Americans advance a mile in attaok in the
Argonne-Meuse oiSFensive.

Oct. 8— British, assisted by American troops, attack

Hindenburg line between St. Quentin and Cam

brai at its strongest section.
Oct. 9 — Allies capture Cambrai and eight thousand

Germans.
Oct. 11 — Germans quit Chemin des Dames.
Oct. 14 — Allies, in great offensive from Lvs River

northward, in Flanders, drive Germans headlong

in direction of Ghent and Courtrai.

lAon, La Fere and other German strongholds

evacuated by Germans without fighting.

Oct. 17 — German advance crumbles from Laon to
the sea. British capture lille; German fourth
army crushed.

AUies capture Zeebrugge, U-boat base, Belgian
coast: German retreat on one hundred and fifty-
mile front from Laon seawards.

Oet. 24 — Franeo-Ameriean and British armies re-
sume offensive in France and Flanders.

Oct. 26 — Persistent French attacks compel wide
German retreat in Laon region.

American sixteen-inch naval guns, it is an
nounoed for first time, aid in bombarding German
lines of eommunication at great distance.

Nov. 8— Great sensation in United
States caused by unfounded report
that armistice had been signed; wild
"peace" celebrations held all over the
country.

November 4 — ^American troops break down German
defense in Verdun region after persistent and
continuous fighting since September 12; mi^ty
battles raging on four fronts in Franoe and
Flanders.

Nov. 7 — Americans capture Sedan.

Nov. 8 — Foch meets German truce envoys inside
French lines at Rethondes, six miles east of Com-
piegne; refuaea Teuton request fighting stop.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

57

MHITABY ETENTS DURING 1918— Conttmied

Gernumj

Sept. 80— Chancellor Hcrt-
ling redgne.

Oct. 2 — Prinoo Mazimilian,
heir preeumptive to the
throne of the Grand Duchy
of Baden, becomes Ger-
man Imx>erial Chanoellor
in sucoesrion to Count von
Hertling.

Oct. 16— <3ennany*i Federal
Council aooepta amend-
ment to the Constitution;
hereafter consent of Fed-
eral Council and of the
Reichstag required for

Seaoe treaties and for
eolaration of war, except
in case of invasion.

Oct. 25 — > Ludandorff re-

Oct. 28— Kaiser Wilhelm
writes to Imperial Chan-
oellor, Ihrince Mazimilian
of Baden, approving of
transfer of ''fundamental
rights of the Kaiser's
person" to the people.

Nov. 7 — Bavarian Republic
proclaimed.

Germany sends to Foch
for armistice terms.

Revolt breaks out in
Germany ; rebels seiseKiel
and most of the fleet,Ham
burg and other important
seaports and cities, accord
ing to reports emanating
from Berlin.

Austro-Itallmn-Bftlkan Front

Austria-Hungary— Italy— BslksnB

Sept. 20— Bulgaria surrenders.

The terms include railway occupa-
tion, thus breaking direct German
communication with Turkey.

Oct. 4 — Baron von Hussarek, Austrian
Prime Minister, resigns.

King Ferdinand of Bulgaria abdi-
cates in favor of the twenty-four^year-
old Crown Prince Boris.

Oct. 6— King Boris, new King of Bul-
garia, orders demobilisation.

Oct. 15 — Csechs, in Prague, Bohemia,

start revolt against rule of Austria;

martial law proclaimed throughout

Bohemia.
Oct. 18 — Csechs occupy Pracue, in

Bohemia, Csecho-Slovak National

Council, sitting in Paris, formally

declares independence.

Emperor Charles proclaims plan for

federalisation of Austria.

Oct. 25 — Italians launch drive against
the Austrians between the Brenta and
the Piave, crossing river and capturing
important heights.

Count Andrassy succeeds Baron
Burian as Austrian Premier, Count
Albert Apponyi succeeds Dr. Wekerle
as Hungarian Premier.

Oct. 29 — Italians break Austrian de-
fense: enemy retreats.

Serbians reach the Danube.

Oct. 81 — ^Austria asks for armistios on
field of battle.

Nov. 4 — Austria accepts truce terms —
immediate ending of hostilities by
land, on sea and in air; demobilisation
of Austro-Hungarian army.

Turkey-BofaU

Sept. 80— -Ten thousand more pris-
oners east of the Jordan.
Fall of Damascus.

Oct. 80— Turkey granted armis-
tios.

Oct. 81 — ^Turkey unconditionally
surrenders.

Naval Warfare

Sept. 30— United States
steamer Tieonderoga
torpedoed in mid-
ocean; two army
officers, ninety-nine
seamen, ten navy
officers lost.

Got. 6 — ^A collision be-
tween the British
transport Ofronto and
a passenger steamer,
in a storm off Bcot-
land, causes the
drowning of fifty
seven American sol
diers, and ona hun-
dred and dzty-four
members of the crew.
The American
freighter Tieonderooa
is sunk in mid-ocean
by a German subma-
rine; two hundred
and forty-three lives
are lost.

Oct. 15 — 8. 8. Ameriea.
22,622 ton transport,
sinks at Hoboken
pier.

58

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MnjTABT lYDITS DOBINO U18— Cmdaied

United StetM

Gremt BHtnln

WBSTBBN rBONT

Pninee— Beiglnm

NoTember — Coat.

Nov. 11 — Preadant Wilson rewU the
t«rzn8 of the German armifltiM to
Congreifl in Joint leaaion and an>
nounces the end of the war. Similar
declarations were made to the Britiah
Parliament, the French National
AsBemblsr, and at other Allied capitals.
In New York and other mat eitier
the event was hailed by celebrations.

vmnce oyer entire front; Amencans also push
forward on whole line held by them in Verdun
reiaon.
Foeh receives German envoys.
Nov. 11 — Armistice terms accepted by Germany.

December

Dec. 2— The Sixty-fifth Congrwi assem-
bles for the short session.

Both branches meet in the House
ehamber and are addressed by the
President, who declares it to be his
paramount duty to leave the eountry
and discuss with representatives of
the AUies. at Paris, the main features
of the treaty ci peaoe.

Dec. 4 — President Wilson sails from
New York for Europe, to attend con-
ferences on the larfcr phssss of the
treaty of peace.

Dee. 5— The Britidi Adminl«y
estimates that the tetel wer Jegs

and neutral natioM. was 16,0M.-
780 gross tons: new eonetmction
totaled 10,840,527 tons, while
2,802,676 tons of enemy ships
were captured.

MILiriET EVSNTC DVUNQ ltl9

United Stetef

GrentBHtain

W18TBEN FKONT

Ftsnee—Belglam

Jmnwwf

Jan. 25— The Chief of Stelf of the Army
reports that when the war ended on
November 11, 1918, the United Statee
had the second largest army on the
Western front. 1,060,000 men; France
had 2,650,000 and the British Onelud-
ing Portuguese) 1.718,000.

Jan. 21 — ^The Sinn Fein members
eleeted to the British PariUment
meet at Dublin, read a deelar»-
tion of independenoe. and pro-
claim an Irish Republic

•

Jan. 18— The peace eongress (without delegates
from the defeated powers and Russia) meets at
Paris in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; President
Pf^care dflHveie an address of welcome; Presi-
dent Wilson proposes Premier Clemenceau as
permanent chairman, and the delegates unani-
mously elect him.

Jan. 26 — ^Disoussioa of a League of NationaLJn the
Peace Conference, is opened by President Wilson;
he deelarss such a league necessary both to make

peace of the world*

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

59

mUTimT BVKNTS DVBDrO l»lft-eoBdiid««

•

AvstM-ItaanB-BnIkaa Wnmt

Tutef-mwdn

Nrntal Wnifkff*

AMtH>»M— mnr-itaiy ■■»■■■

many Abdiestes, H w oOfli-

Not. 11— AimiitiM liCMd.
Kaiwr, Grown PriaeeTHiii-
denbors tAd other miiituy
leaden flee io HoDuid.

The ex-Keiaer and eoite
flee to HolUnd, amTiacat
Eyeden, on the froatier, at
7:30 ajn. TbeneeheirBnt
totheChateav Bfiiddaeh-
taB« owned bj Coont Wil-
liam F.C.H. Ton Bentinek,
at do Stec^ a town on the
Onelden ZHel, an ann of
the Rhine. twelTO nulee
from the Gorman border.

Field Bfanhal Ton Hin-
denbois plaeed himealiand

diepoeition of the new peo-
ple ■ f OTemment at Ber-
&n. Von Hindenhnrt eaid
he had Uken this aetion
"in order to aToid ehaoe.*'

Nov. 11— Fkof. Thomas O. Masaryk.
Fresidsnt of the Cseoho-SloTak Na-
tional Conncil. la elected FMaident of
Csecho-SloTak Republic. The new
nation has a popuiataoa of about
eleven nuUion.

Not. 13— The abdicatioa of Emperor
Charlee of Austria is ofllciaQy an-
nounced at Vienna.

Not. 16— The Csecbo-SloTak Republic is
proclaimed by the National Assembly
and the selection of Prol. Thomas G .
Masaryk as first President is ratified.

Not. 17— a Hungarian Republic is for^
mally proclaimed at Budapest.

Not. 16— It is reported that
Esthonia, liTonia. and Cour-
land haTe decided to form a
Joint Baltic Stoto.

Not. 29— a RepuUie of Lithuania
is proclaimed at Riga, with Karl
UUman as first PrsSdont.

Not. 0— The Briti.-J.

' battleship BriUania
was torpedoed near
the west entrance to
the Straits of Qibral
tar and sank thret-
and one-half houre
later, according to an
AdmiraltT announce-
ment; thirty-nine
oficers and six hun-
dred and sevsnty-
three m%u were

SSTSd.

MllifTABT EVENTS DUKING !§!•

GemiMiy

AntlM-Itallui-BalkaB Ww^nt

Tnrlwy-BiiflilA

NnYnl WnrteM

Amlfte HiiBgwy— Itnly— BnlkMM

Jan.16— Dr.Karl Liebkneoht.
the Radical Sooialiat lead-
er (the Bpartaous or anti-
QoTemment faction), ie
■hot dead while attempt-
ing to eeeape after arreet
in Berlin; hie companion.

by a mob.
Jan. 21 — Germany, under
the draft of the propoeed
new Constitution, ie
divided into oight feder-
ated republic!. The re-
public! of Berlin, of IVue-
eia, of Silesia, <rfBranden-
burg, of Lower Saacony, of
Westphalia, of Hesse, and
of the Rhinelands. It la
provided that the Presi-
dent of the Empire is to be
elected by the entire Ger-
man people for a term ol
seven years. The Chan-
cellor, to be appointed by
the President, will be ro-
sponsible to the Chamber.

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 61

President Woodhow Wilson
Commandcr-in-Ckief of the Army and Navy

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 63

Newton D. Baker
Secretary of War

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 65

General John J. Persuing
Commander-in-Chief , American Expeditiotiary Forces

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Commanders of the First, Second and Third Armies of the
American Expeditionary Forces

NOMENCLATURE

K. A Killed in Action

D. D Died of Disease

D. W Died of Wounds

D. A Died of Accident

W. A Wounded in Action

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 71

ALABAMA

72 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 73

ALABAMA

74 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 75

ALABAMA

76 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 77

alaba;ma

78 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 79

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 81

ALABAMA

82 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 83

ALABAMA

84 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 85

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 87

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

90 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

KILLED IN ACTION
Major
WILLIS, John Howard, Aubarn.

Capulai
McLEOD. Lamar Vouna. Habile.
STRASSBURGER. Julicn M., Hoi

UATTEHAR. Leon Hen

JOPLIN, Charles W«t, Curler-

l.OVE. Julio). Opelika.
McCALL, CUud N., Brmton.
MOODY, Farley Williami, Tuacalooia
I'OWELL, John H., OpeliLa.
KOSS, Albert S.. BirminsliBin.
SIMPSON, William E., BirminBlLim.
_.. . — \villiam Polk. Lit inaiton.
Frank Leslie. Florence.

AVANT^ Lester Midland City.
JiKLL, Ceoree W.. Townle/.
lll.ACK. SaiD. New Decatur.
liKANNON, Robert W.. Eufaala.
BRUNEB. John D., Aghlon).
IIABBS, Henry L., Annigton.
h.NGLAND, Jamei Pofler, Springvi
KSSARV. Sylas G.. Uoundtville.
GOMILLION, Jamei T.. Shreve.
UAKKINS. Thomu E., Fowl Rivi
HUDSON, Albert G.. Montevallo.
KERSEV. Henrr L., Samson.
LEWIS, Wotih. Besiemer.

T., Hantsii"

ihur, Sylac

MOON, Ellis }., Hunlsville
OLDHAM, John H., Sheffi<
ROGERS, diarlei L.. Cilronerle.
SCOCGINS, Jewe T.. Pell City.
SULLIVAN, Uiit M.. Echola.
WALLACE, Hugh M.. Cutteta.
WALLACE, Victor D., Sprotls.
WEBB, Ernest P.. Scottaboro.
WHATLEY, Albert B., Opelika.
WORD, CUude G., Wedowee.

Corporals
ANDREWS. Bud, Elba.
AVERS, Grin P.. Headlaud.
BANK.S, Charlei', Mahile.
BROWN, James W., Pboenii City
BURNETT. Usry, Bessemer.

McCpLLUl

UE^^. William H., TatlaiMe.
MERCER, Gordon UcC., Demopoli'.
MONTGOMERY, In SavelL Bii

ORR, William P., HontEomery.
PAYNE. UilBi A., HuDlBTille.
POWELL, Jobn. Columbia.
POWERS. Eruest A., GunteraTille.
RAIN, Sam G.. Sclma.

BRYANS, Joseph W.. E
BURIC Iia L., GaylesviUe.
BUTLER, Rabin }.. Hightoi
CAMERON, Fred Usie, Bess
CANTER, Uose. Coffee Sprii
CARTER. Henry \.'., Anoislc
CARTER. Herman L.. Mount
CASON, Floyd C, Alloona.

BENTON, Edwin J., Speigner.
REDD. Willie M.. Vonigomery.

Cook
PRIVETT. John Henry, Lower Pea
Tree.

Muter Sn^nctT
MIDDLETON. Hugh G.. AtUlU.

AARON. Ban L.. Arley.
ADAMS, Halbert. Nauioc
ADAMS. Sanford E.. Daderilte.

«I1.

CASSEiLS, Manon, ^yiacausa.
CHASTINE, Lewis. Anniston.
CHEATHAM. William T.. Greenville.
CHILDERS, Felton. Hodjea.
CHILDRESS, Jones A., Point Rock.
CHRISTIANBERRY. Cum. Landera-

Tille.
CHRISTOPHER. Robert

Rock.
CHURCHWELL. William F.. Lewis

CLEM, Johnson. Glass.
CLEMENTS. Homer T., Enterprise.
CLEMENTS. Manrin, Gordo.
CLOUD, Cm J^ Stevenson.
COBBE, Alto, Geneva.
COCHRAN, Roland G., Fort Payne.
COLLINS, Edward F., Mobile.
COLLUM, Jonnle M., Jemison.
COMMANDER, Thornan D,. Haniord.

- ■ n C, C ■

lie E.,

UUZiDX, :ii(iney £., Village apnngs.
COTTON. Willie W., Oiark.
COTTRELL, Oscar. Tuscaloosa.
COUCH. William A.. Horence.
COX, Aihburn F,, Laneit.
COXWELL, Elsie B., Gadsden.
CRANE, Cleveland F., Frichard.
CRANE, Louis D.. Lawrence.
CRIM, Luther J. P^ Calera.
CROCKETT, Joe, HeadUnd.
CRUMPLER, Robert E.. Andalutia.
CRUNK. Percy. Florence.
CULPEPPER, Calvin C. Coffee

Cutp^FER, Jaraea M^ Halselle.
CULVER, Clarence L.. Elba.
CUMMINS, Jesse B., Roanoke.
DAVIS, Hugh O., New Market.
DAVIS. ItrTcg. Pullman.
DAW^ DENLEY, Evergreen.
DEAN. Arley M.. Slocomb.
DEAN, John B.. Mount Meias.
DEASE. Jamea W.. CoffeevilTe.

COOK. Burley a., Montgomery.
COOK. Melvin O., Enterprise.
CROWDER, Lester D., Laneit.
CROWDER. Wilber. Birmingham.
EAKENS. Anbier, Selma.
ELLINGTON, Clifford H.. Elderty.
EMMONS. AWhsm. Brewion.
ERICKSON, Charles H,, Birmingham.
FZELI.R. Henry. Oiark.
FALLING, Courtney B., Monlgomery.
GIBSON, Willis. Vinegar Den.
GRIFFITH, James T., Prichard.
GRIUSLEY, Joseph H.. New Broclon.
HALL. Eneene L., Almore.
HANNA, Eba, Cboecotoeco.
HARVILLE, Braxton B.. Johns
HENDRICK, James C. MonieYallo.

AUTREY. diear L^ Pine
AUTRY. John E., Thomai
AYERS^J^iaepb I., HeSln.

RILL. Dock. Huntsvire.
JONES. Ewing. Sprin^rville.
KING. Rupert W- Troy.
KNIGHT, LeRoy. Dyas.
KORNEGAY, Reuben C. Centerville.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

PriTito — Coaliooed PrivatM— ContioiKil

PLATT, Kerrj H^ EKmUwpa.
PLOTT, WLll R., Verb™..
POE, Clarence H., Binnuisham.
POPE, HerKhe] A.. AlbtrCTille.
PRENTICE, Ralph, HuntiTillc.
PRICE. Tbomu V., PiLoi.
PRITCHETT, Robert, Binniash*
PRUETT, J>m« A., Sound Uou

ROBERTSON, NuMm, Lockhut.
ROBERTS, Iiie, HopewelL
ROBERTSON, Ike A., TukiIoou.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
ALABAMA

93

PrivaH* — Continued
WAITS, Leo, WelHngtoD.
WALKER, Hmry, Alice*il]e.

WARD. Rot

WATFORD, Lunder. Slocomb.
WELSH, Bun J., Ltfarcttc.
WHEELER, WUIiam F.. Alexandei

Ciiy.
WHITE. Fred. Winiield.
WHITEHEAD, George H.. Hsflevr

LKERSONj_ Harvie,^ Talladega.

LLIAMS. Edward L, Carrolllo

LLTAMS. lim M.. Newton.

LLIAMS, Uanin, Collmiville.

LLIAMS, Will Frank, Greenvi

LLIAMS, Willie Gb7. Funnan.

LLIS, BMiamin, Unian Spnngs

LSON. ClihoD 6., Deat)yi!Ie.

LSON. David F,. Dpp.

LSON, Oscar E., Geneva.

:"6.k™

BRYANT, Clinton, Walthall*.
JORDAN, Edgar Lee. Midland City.
KELLEY, Tobie V.. Center.
LYNCH, Charity, Collinaville.
MOORE, AuguatD) G., Gilbertown.
SHERER, Samuel E., Jttpti.
Mechanic*

Wagoner*
BERRENS. Nicholaa. CnUnaii.
JONES, Oso Wonnie. Siluria.
LAWRENCE. Lojt A., Vernon.
MILLER, lame*. Decatur.
ROYCROFT, William T.. Coker.
SHUTTLESWORTH. Walter F.. C«
terville.

Honeahocr
SHARP. Willie O., Montgomery.

AMBERS, Abe. Mr-

ASHCHAFT Ai ■

DIED OP DISEASE

BOOTH. J»mt. L„ Buhl.
CHAMBERS, Charlei A.. Mobile.
GOLDTHWAITE. Robert, Mont-

TOMLINSON, John B.. Birmingham.

Lieutenanta
ADAMS. Heory C, Abhenrille.
CALLAWAY. RuCus C, Mapleaville.
HILL. Armitrong, Sylacauga.
McCALL. Frank R., Troy.
SAVAGE, Harry 1., Camden.

BAILEY, Andrew. 1

., Enilc

FRAZIER, Xaroi..

GILBERT, Edward A., Geiger.
GUIN, Hubert H., Fayette.
HATCHER. Percy, Eastlake.
HAYES, Thoma. L., Mooreiville.
LUTTRELL, Hugh H.. Oxford.

'slfsONS,

laei. Eufanla

* H., Georg

POWELL. Thomai M,. Aral
WILLIAMS. Frank, Crichtor

untia, lom w., neaoiana.
DAWSON, Henry J., Kingsli
D EATON, Ed., BrooWwood.
DE BINDER, Henry L., Crii
DEBOSE. WlJmer, Eaal Tall
DENNIS, Davie, Union Sprii

r^o^vnm., noMlom ]., HoUini.
AUTREY, Mack, Brooklyiu
BAGLEY, Hugh, AUbama City.
BAGWELL, Tom, Oaknun.
BAILEY, Herman C, Gordo.
BARKER, Oliver, Demopolij.
BARNES. El eater N., Dothan.
BARNETT^amei H., Birmingham,
BATTLE. Fred, Gaiton.
BAZAR, Manin R., Montgomery.
BEALL. Gtotg* H- Luveme.
BENTLkY. Joacph R.. Cleveland.

CHAPi-ELL. Thomaa H., Sylaca
COOK. Eameit L., Havana.
DUTTON, John S., Bangar.
ELLIS. Turner. Coffee Spring*.
FISK, lame* H.. HanlaviUe.
GIBSON. Alto. PinckarrJ.
GRAYSON, Cranberry. En*ley.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ALABAMA

PrlTitea — Continued

Prfnic* — Continued
REYNOLDS, Henry. C»ppi.
RICHAKD50N. Walter S.. MidUn

PriTitei — Continued

!:ny U„ Mobile.
im, Oiinegville.
«, Binrnnshlm.
Dhn, GuDtenville.
atton N. Coker.

__iDS, Willie. Falrfieid.
WORTHY, William G., Phoenix.
WRIGHT, General O., Albany
YEAGER, UlyMSes. Cullman.
YOUNG. Warmon, Clanton.

DIED OP WOUNDS
JORDAN, Mortimer H., Birmingham,

An^luiia.

SAFFOLD, Ray P., Se'lina.

COUCH, Han,

ELLIOTT, Ham
FLETCHER, Robert, ^jl^a^
LESLIE. Thomaa Alien, M
McWHORTER, Veraer B

NfLES, Wilfred. Beiaemer.
PETTIS, Elijah P.. Gordc
PITTMAN. Arthur G., '
ROGERS. Fred. Enale*.
WADSWORTH. Lee A.,

Mulberry

ZAnI'S, Sam, Anniat

FOWLER.

Budar

lie

RILEY

Jo

hn

Hecbanle
L., Otaric

WEBB.

Cecil

Waioner
Columbia.

ADAHS, JcMe. Waterloo.
ALLISON, Oral, New Market.
ANDERSON, Lemon, Millry.
ARANT, Benjamin P., Bellenlle.
AUTREY, Henry M., Sonny South.
BAILEY. Jame. T., En.ley.
BAILEY, John G.. Nanwah.
BARKLEY, John T., Clonrdale.
BEARDEN, Walter. BinninKham.
BECK, Cecil C, Fort Payne.
BELL. Ctorie, Athena.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
ALABAMA

95

PrlvaMi — CoDtinoed
BERRY, Noih C, CoUbnn.
BEVI8S, Andrew. Cherokee.
BOGGAN. Jamei, Birnbilum.
BRA SWELL, LouU B„ Demopolli
BROWN, Fred R., Cottond»le.
BUGGa Charlie, Cnllmui.
BURNS, Charlie H., KuoiviUe.
CANNON, Dun, Riplej-
CANNON, Marrin G^ CoUhran.
CARLISLE, Hettite E., Loretto.

COLeV, Oscar F., Fort Payne.
COLLINS, John D.. Cerin.
COLWELL, AWin, HuoUville.
COMMANDER, Henrr H., Enteniriie.
COOK^ McGhee, Peace.
COOPER, Jane* A., EHm.
CUMBERLAND. Jamet R., Fairfield.
CUNNINGHAM, Clifford, Atmote.
DAVIS, Ollie. HoUrtrec.
DEAN. Thonuu A., HUlport
DUKE. Ar:- A.. Doiier.
DUNCAN, Gland F., Birmintham.
DURANT, Little Ed, Bromler-
ELLIS. Barney, Enlerprite.
EMMONS, Jeiae B., Jbidaluua.
EVINS, Will. AlbuT.
FALLS, Victor C, FaTette.
FINDLEY. Charlei W., Fyiffe.
FLETCHER, Newman, Guoteraiille.
FOMBY, McCatter Brown, Townley.
FORTENBERRY, Jamea J., Maylene.

Glen

Private* — Continued
McCOLLUH, Leonard F.. Portenvi
McINNIS, Lawaon H., Okalrippa.
UcKAY. John C, Skipperrille.

McLaughlin, Ocutc, Sprinsviiii

HcRee, John G., dark.
McWHIRTER, Williu

Allen,

MIRACLE, Joiepb A., Enaley.
MORRIS. Joe, AUbama Citr.
HORSE. Lonnie, Blocton.
MOTES, Jamea C. Troy.
MURDOCK. Larkin C. Sampaon.
MYNARD, Monroe T.. Enterpriie.
ODOH, Leonard R.. Enterpriie.
O'NEAL, Herbert E.. HanceiiUe.
PENLAND. David A.. Triana.
pERKNER, Samuel J., Birminsfaatn.
PHILLIPS. Willie S., Ralph.
POARCH, Peter E., Giant,
PRESTON, Horace H., Oweu Ctoai

Roadi.
PRICE. Bryant W.. UcKeniie.
PRIM. Jame* C, Randolph.

EUATTLANDER. Paul J., Ender.
AWLINSON. Robert W.. Vida.

itinued

JOPLIN, Charlea Weit. Gurley.
MAYNOR, Eldridge W„ Oneoou.
RUSHING. BiUy Clenn. Almore.

SeiEaanu
CAMPBELL, Sam M.. Anniston.
HAMMER, Charlea C, jr., Bolirar.
HOUSTON, Joieph H., GarUad.

Corporata
BARBER. Wiley L.. Buffalo.
UORTON. Robert L, Birmingham.
SHERRILL, Richard, Pratt City,

CHAPMAN, Lord C. AbbeviUe.

ALLEN, Lather T„ Alpine.
BEAIRD, Andrew E., Lafuelte.
BROMBERG, Charlea E., Mobile.
BROOKS, Frank C, Coy.
BURGER, Lewii A.. Birmlasham.
CEASER, Eapabaw, Clio.
CHEEKS. Waer. Girard.
COFFEY. Lewlt. Fackler.
COPE, Eldridse M., InKmeai.
DAVIS, Homer F., Texaiville.
DIRKES, Jamea. Hunford.
DOLLAR, Berry B., Hodffei.
DONALDSON, Robert L., Haley vilie.
FELTER, Sam, Eniley.
FLACH. Adolph G., Mobile.
FOSTER, Aaron, Pittaviiw.
GEORGE, Jamea, Beiiemer,
GLIDEWELL. William A., Red Uvel.
GREENE. Cecil E.. Selma.
GREGORY, Ben P., Gidadeo.
GRIFFIN, Bennie R.. Troy.
GRIGGS, Lee, Birminiham.
GRISHAM, Carliile Bruile, Athena.
HALE, Edwin Stanton, Biimina^m.
HAYS. Herman, Hounlyille.

HEUFLE, Jacob W., Morenee.
HILL, Herbert L., HenaBer.
HINES, Arthur F., Montgomery.
HODGE, Joe, Phoenix.
HOOHES, Charlea L., Cbipman.
HOPKINS, William. Perdae HIIL
HOWELL, William W., Geneva.
INGLE, JoMph Pete, Cenlerville.
JOHNSON, Will. Boai.
KEEGAN, Matthew W., Mobile.
KENT, Maalon, Aahhury.
KILLOUGH. Joieph C, Prattville.
KIRKLAND. Robert L., Clanton.
LANEY, Edraond. Danplun Iiland.

MAYBEEtRY, Hmter. Corona.

WILLIAMS, Tame* T.,

WILLIAMS. lUehard, AndenriwL
WILSON^ Mode, Tennille.
WOHL. Iiaac B., Decatnr.

DIED OP ACCIDENT

ANDERSON, Winnon P..

ham.
CROWE, Jame* R., Sheffield.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
ARIZONA

98 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ARIZONA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 99

ARIZONA

(J Nr^

a

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

101

ARIZONA

KILLED IN- ACTION

Lieotenmnts

HIGLEY, James S., Phoenix.
LEONARD, Terome McKay, Douglas.
LUKE, Frank, Phoenix.
SWIFT, Joseph F., Safford.

Sergeants

AIGNER, Egnotz W., Phoenix.
CHAPMAN, Wilbur R., Mesa.

Corporals

HORGAN, Harry B., Congress Junc-
tion.
MELROSE. Jack M.. Mesa.
MOISA, Elexandre B., Jerome.
MOORS, Mark A., Flagstaff.
MORRIS. Joseph Smith, Mesa.
PARSONS, wSliam F., Rcdrock.

Cooks

McFADDEN, Odus E^ Mesa.
RASMUSSEN, John, Phoenix.

Mechanic
MAJOR, Irving D., Aultman.

Privates

ANTON, Wallace, Scottsdale.
BATES. Henry J., Hayden.
BERGER, Alex T., Tucson.
BO YER, Louis S., Clarksdale.
BURRUEL, Ramon, Tucson.
CAMERON, George, Bisbee.
CARTER, Sidney D., Somerton.
COLLINS, John W^ McAllister.
CORDOVA. Justo B., Williams.
CREWS, Chester W., Mayer.
DRAPER, Howard M^ Wickenburg.
DUBOIS, James E., BoniU.
ELLIOTT, Marvin, Bisbee.
FRANKOVICH, Milo S., Bisbee.
GRAY, Bertram, Miami.
HAZELTON, Lewis. Buckeye.
HUMPHREYS. Fred A., Casa Grande.
IGO, WiUiam, Turner.
JUNGE. August A., Pearce.
KELLIS, Bumice B., Wickenburg.
KERRY, Arthur A.. Webb.
KINSMAN. William Albert, Verde.
LEGGAT, Henry,Miami.
LOPEZ, Eugenio R., Willcox.
LOPEZ. Reoucindo A., Casa Grande.
LOVE, Cramer C, Somerton.
McKENNEY, Hugh L., Douglas.
MEDIGOVICH, Samuel P., Douglas.

Privates— Continued

PITTS, Albert, Seligman.
PLAMENAZ, Blatz, Bisbee.
RIVERS, Mathew B., Sacaton.
ROBERSON, Curtis B., Douglas.
ROGERS, Marion E., Mesa.
SALAZAR, Jose C, Tucson.
SLAUGHTER, John H., Springcrville.
SWASKEGAME. Sam, Kingman.
THOMAS, Daniel W., Globe.
TILLMAN, Dennie Franklin, Phoenix.
WEGELLA, John, Phoenix.
WIGHT, Arthur Alexander, Solomon-

ville.
WILSON, Harold E., Clifton.
WINDHAM, William T., Geronimo.

DIED OP DISEASE

Sergeants

EMERSON, Charles A., Douglas.
GRADY, Edward, Yuma.
MURPHY, Charles H., SaflFord.
STEED, Luke, Douglas.

Wagoner
DOBY, Worley, Somerton.

Privates

BANTA, Edgar W., Clifton.
CAMPBELL, David F.. Bisbee.
CHAVEZ, Carlos, Morenci.
FLOREZ, Guadalupe. Tucson.
GRASSIE, Walter G., Glendale.
GRIFFITHS, Joseph R., Gleeson.
HALL, Eustace M., Chloride.
HAVIN, Samuel C, Cochise.
HAZELWOOD, Guy, Young.
HURST, Karl, Camvillc.
JONES, William W.. Prcscott.
JUDD, Richard W.. Alpine.
McLaughlin. Philip C. Phoenix.
MARLOW, Alfred. Globe.
MARTINEZ. Rafael A., Tucson.
MESSINA, Louis, MorencL
MILLER. Clyde L., Phoenix.
RAY, Albert, Scottsdale.
RAYBURN, Glenn A^ Fort Smith.
SMITH, Joseph W., Tempe.
TOMPKINS, Clair S.. Camp Verde.
TYLER, Robert M., Webb.

DIED OP WOUNDS

Lieutenants
CHAMBERLAIN, Harry A., Pine.

Lieutenants — Continued

LOVE, Ernest A., Prescott.
McDERMOTT, Morgan B., Tucson.

Sergeant
HARMON, Guy B., Higley.

Corporals

HILBURN, Robert Fred, Douglas.
NEWBERRY, Allen B., Mesa.

Privates

CRENSHAW, William A., Miami.
DAVIS, Eli, Skull Valley.
ENGLE, Leonard Adolphus, Bisbee.
GARDNER, George William. Phoenix.
GRANT, Walter H.. San Simon.
GREEN, Ray R.. Globe.
HARRINGTON, Parmer, Miami.
HENDERSON. Oral T., Cottonwood.
IVENS. John W., Grand Canyon.
KNOZVICH, Fred, Globe.
KUYKENDALL, Samuel A., Skull

Valley.
LEWIS," John R., Pinedale.
MacKEVECH. Edward G.. Phoenix.
McCULLOCK, Willie Lee, Duncan.
McKNIGHT, Clay, Pearce.
MANKINS, Walter Augusta, Fort

Thomas.
MANZO, Vicente, Benson.
MONTANO, John M^ Tucson..
MUSE, Charles M., Tucson.
PATTERSON, Duncan J., Miami.
PERKINS, Frank, Huck.
PIN A, James B., Phoenix.
SALGADO, Alfredo, Tucson.
THEOBALD. Jacob K., Prcscott.
THORNTON, Howard A., Higley.

DIED OP ACCIDENT

Sergeants

ARNOLD, Thomas, Prcscott.
TAYLOR, Arthur Francis, Ajo.

Corporal
FERGUSON, Arch, Phoenix.

. Privates

DUPEN, Eustace Percival, Bisbee.
GALUSHA, Nilcs H., Lowell.
KAHRMANN, Reginald, Globe.
ROTHROCK, Henry H., Mesa.
SIQUIEROS, Francisco Chavez, Hel-
vetia.

■¥■

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ARKANSAS

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 105

ARKANSAS

106 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ARKANSAS

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 107

ARKANSAS

108 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ARKANSAS

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 109

ARKANSAS

110 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
ARKANSAS

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 111

ARKANSAS

112 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ARKANSAS

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 113

ARKANSAS

114 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ARKANSAS

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

KILLED IN ACTION

LlvuCBllADtl

CRIDER^ John Uc, OiccoU.
LONG. Clurla R.. LowcU.
TURNER. WillUn H.. Little Rock.
UTLEY. Uriel G.. Hirdv.
YOUNG, Robert W., OLolona.

S«tf*4Bll

ALLEN. Edward L., Lidle
BOBO. John A„ Binian

Rock.

FOSTER, Wejler. P«™|oulii.
CRAVES, Hendrix L., Cove.
CROSS, on E., HouDUmbiirs.
KLEUU, lahD I., DevaU BluB.
UATHEWS. Earl J., Alma.
McGEE, Note, MouoUia Home.
McGRAW^ Liwrence W., Gillelt.
IfcKAY. Charlei O., Joneaboro.
PARHLEY, Rilpb R.. HariviUe.

STRINdEl
TRAVIS, ■
TURNER,
TURNER,

5Y.UUL C. CniKhead.
illiun I., Hot Springe.
, Clarence N., Van Bnren.

ARKANSAS

Privalc*— Continued

Printea — Continued

HUTCHESON, Jesiie O., Bucfcner.
IVEY, Richard, Alma.
JACK. Robert. Van Buren.
lACKSON. Horren B., Calico Rock.
JAMESON, Tom H.. Port Sraiita.
JOHNSON. Frederick P., Summen.
JOHNSON, Frederick W., FayetK-

UPCnURCH, Aubrey, Morrilton.

HtcbvUc
ELLIG, VicloT llartin. Fort Smith.

116 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ARKANSAS

SHUMATE, LcDicr, Durham.

Coob

BRADFORD, Colunbui, Laim
ELROD, Clurlci F., Basteil.

Hcchuilu
LAIRD, Leroi, Pine BtaE
" "Koberi K., Dcnocnt.

"i, Jtmf H., Sprinsdik.

COBB. Joe, Buttw.
RILEY, Clwrlie, Panconld.

:D, Leroj
!AK, Rob
>GGINS,

ALEXANDER, Lather, Uonnt Ver-

DIED OP DISEASE

NARKINSKY, Charlet SoL, Little

Rock.
STRICKLAND, John H., PotlnlUe.

LleutsiuitB
BARR, Jew W., Hope.
UEEKS, Charlea C, Poubontu^
WASHINGTON, Faj P., CUmdoo.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

117

ARKANSAS

PriTiU* — Continued

Prlvitet — Continued
WILLIAMS. BeojuniDe. DdUrk.
WILLIAMS, louph. Line.
WILLIAMS, Luciin W., ¥xrU.
WILLIAMS^ Walter, Clarludale.
WILLIS, Williaru C, RoueUnlle.
WILSEY, Fr.rl<, Wiotbrop.
WILSON; Clarlie. Holly GroTe.
WO HACK, Ro9coe, UunbuTE.
WOOD, Andcnon. HcGehee.
WRIGriT. Cue, Lockcbarg.
YOUNGj Clyde, Paleitine.
ZACHAKV, Booker. Ben Lomond.

DIES OF WOUNDS
CapUin
TOWNSEND, Richard W., Hot
Sprinsa.

Serguola
KITE, Arbra L., Stutlnrt.
SHOULDERS, Andrew. Dirki.
TURNER, Garland Brooke, Fouke.
WILLIAMS, GroTcr C. Hayanl.
WITHERS, Travia, Inglai.

CorponI*

mtk.
CitT.

COCHRAN, Thon

C

HYDE, Earl A., :

J Hill.

Nola.
View.

HOORE, f«ae fercjr, El Dorado.
UOORE. Jobn T.. Sparkman.
MORRIS, Hairy A., Wynne.
MORRIS. Jake, Pine Bluff.
MOTT, Chame, Pine Tree.
HUSRIE. Thomai J., Snmmen.
MURRELL, LnthH, El Dorado.
NAPIER. Ira E., Haid VaUey.

COATS. Herman. Lockesburf.

ALEXANDER. Loin, Walnut Ridn.
ALEXANDER. Thomai L., Walnut

Ridee.
ALLEN, CUj C, ShowbalL
ALLMOND. Carl K, Wynne.
ANDERSON, Will T^ Ansuata.

tiAi. raui IL.. newBTit.
REEDER, Robert, Blackton.
RHODES. William F., Wilmar.
RICH.\RDSON, Clarence. Hinr"-
RICIiARDSON, Henry B.. BM
RILHARDSON. "

e a., Ta-

ROBBIl/s, Horatio. Step E
BOBBINS. Raiho. Step Roc
ROBERSON, Fred, HcKf-

im. Rowell.

THOMPSON. WilliL_.

THOMPSON, William W.. Harrii-

THoSnBURG, Clarence E., Thorn-

THrS'mER, William. Eagle Hill*.
TIPTON, Cbarlea H., UonUna.
TUBBERVILLE. Joe, Hot Sprinei.
TURNAGE. Henry, Wynne.
TURNER. Daaiel Hilton. ColL
TURNER Don P., EUiwortta.
TURNER. Prothro W.. Stepbeni.
VlCJCJ-oater. Rnaaellibk.
WALKER, John H., Jactntn
WALKER, Nathaniel, Hi

^ Nathaniel, Haanol

WALKER. Robert, HcCaddU^

lolia.

WALLACL, __._
WARD, Boyd B.
WARD. Doten A

_, Forest City.

el A., Bradiord.

FayetlcTiUe.

«. ,_., Tuckennan.

WATKINS, Honroe, Snowball.
WEAST, Korman B., YellTille.
WEiAVEIR, Clayton, Susar Grove.
WHITFIELD, Will, Pine City.
WILEY, Frank Uiller, LowelL
WILLUH5, Albert P„ Hincrat

118 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ARKANSAS

Printei — Cont inue

NIEBERDING. Gcorce W., i.oi>, i.uun., run, jumu.

PAULEY, Henri C. Cirrogordo. QUINN. luac. Fort Smi

PEHKINSO" *--' " ''--"-

PHILLIPS,

PRINCE V.

PRUITT. Eawira u., uiirK. „ . ,

RASH, Tom. Harked Tr«. Mechuiii

RHEA, Wade W.. Manson. SMITH. CUnl J„ Oil Trouth.

ROBERSON, Otto C, Omaha. _ . .

ROBISON, Thomaa, South Fori Pnwte.

Smith. BLACKHAN. Robert. Hon.

RUNYON, Fate. Tupelo, BUNCH. Frank. Biylboville.
.SAXTON, Pink F,. Herbert Spring!. CHRISTIAN, George A., Jan«b
SCARBROUGH. J»mi. Robert, Fort CLAYTON, Ambroae L Treat

^,55ii^ ,. . , - .. EDGMON. Heaate. Homilie.

I^SSft '.■'•tS:"!,... S'SHSH: to? J-.o"._<="'

SOLOMON, Lee A.. Truman.
SONGER, William. Pine Bluff.
SPIELER. Albert J.. Cbarleiton.
STANFIELD. Marvin T.. Clarkirill*.
TOLLESON, John. Waldron.
TREADWELL, Jonph B.. Marahall.
TYLER. A] Tin, Pocahontas.
WALKER. Cran. Eureka Sprinsl-
„ j( Helena.

WILLIAMS, Chii. F.. Murfreeaboiv.
WILLIS, Porter E.. Heber Springa.
WOMACK. WiUiam C. Roaiell.
ZOSSO. Felix A., Debow.

DIED OP ACCIDENT
Lieulenanta
FISH, Roy Jiion, Caniett,

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KILLED IN ACTION
LiauMiuDt ColontI*
CRAIG. J. M.. Su FnnciKO.
HOLLIDAV, WUIiui £., Sanu

JONES, Jm

LAKE, Tbomu J., Lm Aaaeleu.
LARSEN, Peter W., Su MiKiul-
LUY, Richard L., San Gibrid.
UacPHERSON, Williim M.. Midcr>.
UANDEVILLE, John L., San DietO-
UcCAUSLAND, Clinton, Ripon.
McFALL, Hope. ICadleea.
UcKINNON, ^Iwrn Cbirlci, Lo* An-

JoBh, C__.

CARD. Fruk T, Gi™

HAMllER, £*r] M.. Su FnnciaciiL
HANLY. Williun J., Oakland.
HARDING, Sue; Luddcn, Antioch.
BARTER, Clifford C, S*nU Btrbtrs.
HITCHCOCK Roger W., Lo» An-

hSoPER. WilliBin J.^ Aluneda.
KELLY, Charla I., Su Francuco.
KIRK, ThcodoTe T.. CoTina.
LANGENBACH, Paul J., Liveoak.
MADISON. CliDlon R.. PcUluma.
MARTIN, L«D, Berkeler.
UcELROy, J. WiElii, Berkelir.
NEVIUS, RdliS. Loa ADielea.
PARROTT, Edmund A..^d Uateo.
PARTSCH. Hermin D.. Hiyward.
ROBERTS, Ednr E.. Chico.
SOBERTSON.^avid M.. San DicBo.
SHEPHERD, John S.. Loa Ansetca.
SIUOND5. Albert C. Loa AoKelei.
SMITH. Paul D., Banning.
STEPHENSON, Wayne 5., S«n Fran-

UHSTED, Rolla P.^ Spring Valley.
WATERHOUSE, Haacall F.. Oakland.
WEBSTER. Willard. San Dieio.

Corpoiala — Continued
UILLER. Harrr A., Oakland.
MORRIS, Fred L., Loa Angetel.
NEEDHAM, Clyde W.. Lodi.
NUNES, Alfred, Centerrille.
FALMERLEE, Chealer C, Long

Beach.
PASSERIM, Frank, San Fianciaco.
PEDRIOLI, Loui., Modeato.
PERRY, William S.. Jr.. Berkeley.
PETERSON, Arthur U, Long Bead
POORE, RayisOTid. Paaadena.
RICHESON, Franklin Carter, Dinubi
ROBERTS, Harold William, San

Francisco.
ROBINSON, Glen H., Peicadero.
RUBIDOUX. Mack J.. Riveraide.
SAXEY, Harrr. Willow Creek.
SCHMALZ, John W.. San Franciac
SCHNEIDER, Harry N., Morgan Hil
SHANKLAND, Claude G., Baken-

6eld.
SIEVERS, Maxwell H., Salinaa.
SOUZA, Manuel, Jr., Cambria.
SOWELL, Vernon L, Lemoore.
SPARGO, John, San Franciaco.
STAPLES, Guy W.. Unden.
SWEET, Ora A., Ci ' "
TROHBLY, Charlei
VINTHER, Claudiui
WALL, Eameat "'
WEYLANDT, :
WIENS, Gary, Loa Angelas.
WILKINS, Jamea H., Jr., San Rafael
WILSON, Robert H., Los Angelet.
WOODWARD, Earl, Latbrop.

ADAUOLI, Uatleo, Giudalupe.
CURRY. Cliailea R., San Diego.
GIAUBRUNO, IsidOTc. Oakland.
HALL, John T., Sanu Barbara.
IRWIN, Bernard Stockton.

ChaoEfaur
BARKER, Voltaine, Selma.

Cooki
CROSSLAND. Bert S.. Lo. Angela*
LUND, John W.. San Francisco.
STUETTIG,^ Herman^ Loa Angeles.
ZVIJERKOVlCH, John, UarysTUIa

Eaginaar
BALL, Joseph Barker, £1 Monte.

Uechanica
CARSON, Ben C, Oakland.
EUSTACE, Patrick, Sao Franciaco.
GILLIGAN, Patrick. San Franciaco.
CRISEDALE. Franc ia T., Eaat

Bakerafield.
RUSTING, Joseph F., Oakland.

L W., Sacn

LITTLE, SUnley nainion. lan.
McGANNEY, Edward J.. SmartaTille.
SHERLOCK, Phillip, Stockton.

ACUNA, John E.. San GabrieL
ADAHS, Robert H., Blylhe,
ADELSBACH, Harry Ben. Freano.
AITKEN, WUltotn H., Cbico.
ALLEN, Thomas, San Franciaco.
ALLMAN. Henry J., Lanare.
ALVES, Frank, Oinard.
ANDELSTEDT, Raymond D., Sao

LUNNj Willum, Jr.. San Fnncisce.
McCOLLEY, Robert T., Huntington

Park.
UacCONNELL, Cbarlea F., Loi An-

I, Petaloma.

Barton William, Oak-

r, Sime
iViCH

ANDRADE

A^UNG, Mar
ARATA, Joe, Si

r E., Santa Rota.

Stephen. Loa An-

140 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 141

CALIFORNIA

KUBNLE, Edmid B.. OakUnd.
KUNSTLE, Edwird F.. Sacnmealo.
LA CROSS, Cl»rei — ' "■--■■-
LADY, W^ter O., ^hciuuc
LAGOUAKSINO, Stelano,

LAMBERT, Ftank, Long Beach.

Privato — Conlinued

NONNEUANN, Giu

LAMBERT, Wulty H., Rivtraide.
LAMP, Waller. Oakland.
LANFHEAR, Oliver M.. Willovi.
LAPORTE, Peter, FnlleiUm.
LARRECQ, John P., Loa Anacle^
LARSON, Peter. Alanwda.
LARSON, Tbonua V.. Btrkekj.
LEFLER, UlTTj S.. San BcTnardioo.
LEGNITTO. Frank A.. Sam Francbco.
LIBAC, William, Trei Pioaa.
LIEBSCHER, Frank W.. San Fran-

lAKDt, Alexander, Lodi.
LINSTRUM, Clemeua, Berkeler.
LIPPI. Georae, GalL
LITSCHI, Andrew P.. L« Angelei.
LLOYD, William £.. La* Aaselea.
LOFTIS, WiUian R., Alameda.
LOMBARDI, Pant, Saou Monica.
LONG, Ralph, Hanford.
LOW. Oacar H., Sacrvnenlo.
LUCAS, John H.,_Chico.
LUCHSINGER_, Fred W.. San Pablo.
LUDINGHOUSE. Leiter R., Oakland.
LUX, Tctie J., Encinilai.
LYNCH. Frank J., Napa.
MADDEN, Daniel F., Saiuatito.
MAINS, Daniel C, Broderick.
MANCASSOLA, Battiata, Mono Lake.
MANHART, Georae W., Sacramento.
UANRIQUEZ, Wniiam,^ Whittitr.
MANSFIELD, Harold H.. Weaver.

'nnV Red

J*^**C

MISFELbT, Henrv F., ^on,
MONIZE, Toner. Eaat Oakland.
HONTOROSSO. Bnmo, San Jo*«.
MORCHIO, Antonio, Cotuaa.
MOREY, Clide L.^ Wmdaor.
MORGAN, teola E.. Loa Anselea.
MORRIS, Charlea J., Lo* Angeles
MORTENSEN, Jshn P. F.. Freaaa.
MOOLTON, Wealey N„ Monte BeUo.
MUNSON, kmannet A., Berlcalty.
MURE. Salvatore, San Joae.
HURR, RuaaeU A., Napa.
MURRAY, ClitFord F.. North Cal-

HURRAY, Frank, Kcraian.

e ;., San Fran-

NUNES. ^ran. r., raio Alio.
O'CONNELL, Maurice J., Valkio,
ODELLO, Miehele, Keawick.
OLIVER, Wiiliwn F., Woodland.
OSTERLOH. Conrad. OakUnd.
OWENS, Benjamin F.. San Franciaco.
PAGE Jame* J., Lony Beach.

PAIN^^R, Fred E., £oa Ani
PARENTI, Amede*. Antioct!
PARKE. Charlea H.. Freaoo.

PAULSON, Hana H.. Seln
PEARCE. ieno W., 6aklan
PEARSALL, Raraond B.,

McCAIt/, GeorL-.

McCLURG, John H., Oakland.
UcCORMICK. Daniel, Anaela Camp.
McDADE, Daniel 5., San Franciaco.
McDERMOTT, lamea G.. Tracy.
McKEA, Clyde A., WeMwood.
Mclaughlin, Claud F., San Fran-

mIne'iLL. Jerome J.. Redding.
McSPADDEN. Henr? S., Seeler.
MEADOWS, Harold W., PaciSE

MELICHAREK, Gerald F., Loa

MENDENHALL, Jeaae J., Red Bhiff.
MENETREY, Charlea L., San Fran-

MESA. Domingo G., Hontecito.
MICNACCO, Attilio J„ San Ffao-

KIKKEL5EN, Johannea S., Del Ray.

BEYNdLDS, EdirarJ, Suramento.
RICHARDSON, Emeat O., Redlanda.
RICHARDSON. Rttaa R., San Fmn-

BIDGE. Edward L., Loa Angdaa.
RINGEh. Ira R.. Loa Aogelca.
RIOS, Longiiu Miguel, Sanu Baitara.
RISSI, Bernard, Loa Angelea.
ROBABT, Leon, Loa Altca.
ROBERTS. Harrr C, Freano.
ROCHESTER, Nathaniel N., SanU

SODGERS, William F., Indian Creek.
RODMAN, George A., Dena'-

KU3I!., Joaepn i_, aanta (.lara.
ROSECRANS. Charlea F.. Creaent

Citv.
ROSEN. Abe, Loa Auelea.
ROSMUSSElt. Carl S:. Long Beach.
RUSH. Frwl L. El Monte.
RUSSELL, Robert I., Coming.
RUSSELL, SamueL Oakland.
RUSSO, Vencento, Loa Banna.
RUTHERFORD. Latvia G., SanU

Barbara.
SABINI. Lnifi, Saa Fraociaco.

142

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Printn — Continued 8«tg«nls — Continaed NuiMt

£M!I!,^,^h ,^'S^'". ^ii M* A^'«^ EVANS. Hmud. Foit Jone^

GALLIHER, Nellie G.. San Franciicc
KEECH, Can M«. SanU Aoni.
LEE. Eliubelb C. AlUiille.
t.UNDHOLM, Rmh v., PeUluma.
LUNDHOLM. Viol* EmiUe. Peulumm.
VIETlfEIR. Ida Henrietta, Loa Faloa.

WILUAMS, Williai

Wi'l^ON, Claud O.. Chieo.
WINN, Jeffenon L., Ptincetoi
WISNEB, ETerett K., Suiter
WOOD. Flojd H., San Frant
WOOD, Horace U.. San Die;
WOODS, Robert F., Loi Am
WORD EN. Arthur. ModeiU.
WRIGHT, Jeiae A.. Tiplan.
WRIGHT, RolliTi A.. Hombn
WUNNENBERG, Heni? J..

. Loi

YOUNG George S., SanU Uonica

DIED OF DISEA&B
Coioneli
SILLS, WillUm G., San Franciaco.
SLtPER, Hirmm ].. Burlinsame.

Uaiora
HcLACHLEN, Harold D.. Lai

Anaelea.
PEEBLES. William B., Coronado.
ZAN£. Randolph T., Sacrameato.

BAIRD. dlenn D., J>ORioni
BOGGS. Edwin W.. Loi A
BREUU, Joiepb L.. Los
CHAMBERS. RuweU. Poi

ADiM^. cxiwaiu a., i^oiion.
ACOSTA. Paul N.. Eaii BakeriGeld.
ADAHS. Birt, Oakland.
ADAMS. Lon. Irvine.
ALBRO, Oacar R., Lot Bano*.
ALEXANDER, Jamei W. Downie-

ACKERKAN. Janei A.. San Fran-

MMtct Bncinecn
ALLEN^ Fred L.. Loi Angelei.
RATCLIFFE. Eucene W.. Diion.

Stricaot Major
PETERS. Gordon A.. San Rafael.

Serceanta
ANDERSON, Edmund R.. Benicia.
ARHISTEAD. Charlei F.. Sierra

Hadre.
BAILEY. Walker E., Rio Dell.
BOLLES, Cecil K.. Loi Angele*.
BRAGG, Bar T.. San Diego.

ROOME, Harrr V.. Lo* Angele*.
SCHAEFER, Lonii C, Sin Tranciico.
SCHWARTZ, Henry L.. Loi Angelea.
SHEDDEN. Allen L San Bernardino.
SHONE, Hanr H., Oakland.
SPINGOLA, Joieph V.. San Jok.
STRUCKHil£B, Bobert J., San

TA^ORi°WaTne K., Loj Angele*.
VAN UOURIR. John^ OakUnd.
WA5S, AmbroK A.. Berkeley.

Bugler*
PUTENNEY, Lyie H., Loi Angelei.
WILHELM, Frederick E.. San Fran-

Chauffeur
FLITCRAFT. Elwood L.. Jackion.

Cook
WHITE, William V., LodL

CARROLL, John W., Oakland.

Honeihoct
DIAS, Edward H.. San Ftanciico.

Hechanica
BBOWN, Eddie U.^ Long Beach.
VEARY John R.. Merced.

CLARK. Vir»il E.. Freino.
COLTON, Harry L.. Burbank.
COLVIN. Clarence E., PuenU.
CONROW. Samuel D.. Blrthe.
COOK. Jamea S.. Annette.
COOK, William H., Ontario
COTTRELL, Da»id C. Stockton.
CREED, Luther W.. El Centro
CZEFTCZICK. Paul. Bikenfield.
DARBINIAN, Siiok H.. Fr«ino
DAVIS, Victor H.. Sin F™ciico.
DE CUNHA, William P.. Oakland.
DEHAVEN, Edwin A.. San FrandKo.
DEMUTH. William B., Lancaalu™
DENNIS. Rarmond L.. Knowle*.

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Priv.l..-Contta«d PriY««-C™ita«d Pri.M..-Continu.d

143

FITZPATRICK, John E., S«d Frin-

HAMMEU Howard P. Lo» AnmlM
HANSEN, Edward J., Holluiiville.
HANSEN, Frank B., OskUnd.
HARBACb, Ellii j„ Rivmide,
HARDEN, Owen C, Loi Amelel.
HARGENS, EniMt, Gpaialei.
HARRIS. Perrr F., GteenTiew.
HASTINGS, Cledith Lavern, S«c-

DIED OF WOUNDS
Optaiu
KII.DUFF. D. A., Bcrkclcr.
BICBARD50K, Peter, Faaadena.
WOKTLEY, Rannond. Los Angclea.
• ■"" ■^ " "il Cenler.

YOUNGS, koB

LARSON, GoiuY L.. FatterKio.

144 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

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Corporate

CARLSON, Gcoria IL. Sicn
CARLSON, DM* JoIb. 0*k
CARRON, BoDir, 8mm Am

Lo« Aatetea-
N., Suu Maria.
F.. Flit Oalu.

U, San Fraocuoo.
let, GilroY.

Hubert. Btrlwlcy.
■ J.. San Fraa-

ck, San Yaidro.
'.. San Ftanclico
lakland.

TW'

.. San FraatiM
Loa Anfde*.
DJBuba.

BRIGGS. Claoda W^WcM Rivcnidt.

SCRULTZ, Fred C. Loa Annka.
SHEKM/S. Aithw O., LMmt.
SHOROW. BarolTc. ^t^^Sto.
SHULL, (harlu L.. Craaanew.
SILVA. Frank, Aier.
„„^ SIUmCTON, d«ir,e S.. Loa Ad-

CARDOZA. H.»u<1 L.. San Di.^. SifipSON. Willi,™ E.. B,k«r.fiel4

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

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LltoMnapt*— Continued
JEWETT. Gcarac D., BerkdcT-
jySTESON. Barney T.. Gridler.
KOHLUEIER, C. L., Loi Anaeb
McBRIDE. Jimc* H.. Piudent.
HEYER, LeMtr L.. Cleadile.
HOORE. Charlc* Chihon, Jr., Mi

River.
ROBINSON, Arthur A., Frenio.
SUYTH. Edward J., Paaadcna.
STAHI.. Ediar F., L« AnEclci.

StrsMBtt
BARRON, Melver W., Loa Aoitli
BOWSHER, Robert Vincent, ^aci

CKAUBERLAIN. Ttnirilon R., C
McALISTER, William W., Loa
hSsb'ER, Jamea C, San ti><>

Corpoiala
ByRAM, Wilfred C, Santa Ana.
HARRIS, Aaron Samuel, Ric' '
HART, Lawrence A., I^a Am
LEVY, Euene L. Loi Anicli
IIYESS. Robert F.. Valleton.

Boilar
IIAUBERRET. Adolph L., Si

Pfiirat*^— Continued

■let.

WHITE. Anbtoac Victor. Lot /

DIED OF ACCIDENT

CHAMBERLAIN, William F., Areata
GODDALE. Alnn C. Paaadena.
HENLEY, WiUian C, Hollywood.
HOISHOLT, Ame X. B.^ Berkeley,
ILLICH, Jerry T., San FranclKo.

WES¥r^to|_ B.. Alhambra.
WISTHOn'. Cbarlei W.. Acampo.
WRIGHT, WUKam G.. Calwa City.

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148 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
COLORADO

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150 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
COLORADO

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COLORADO

152 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

COLORADO

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

153

COLORADO

KILLED IN ACTION

COMFORT, Willi* C. Kit Canon.
Liculcn

a Citr-

COLEMAN, Elmui, Hch.
GRUNIG, Paul D., Hotchkiii.
HURLBURT, P.ul C Denver.

fACKSON. Roland, Colottdo Spiingi.
ENKS, Dean N., DeOTet.
.OWRlf, Franei. B., Denver.
McKINSTRY. John A^ Canon Cit/.
PRESTON, Percy R., Desver.
PROCTOR, Fred B., Denver.
RICKARD, Forbes, Jr., Denver.
SHADOLWEN, Carl A., Fort ICor-

S^NCER, Glenn K,. Pueblo.

BIRD. John H., Yampa.
PEYTON. Laurence R., Denver.
SPEAKE. William L., Model.
WALTUAN, Edwin D., Arapahoe.

BASSETT, Rexford C, Denver.
BREWER, John L., HontroK.
BRUCE. CUrence H., Meeker.
CHEENEY, Roy D^ Pueblo.
GALLIGAN, Peter F., Aapen.
HAAS. Chriatian H., Pueblo.
LUBY, Harry, Denve

STEWART, Paul L., Fort ColHna.
VOGT, Fmreis, Limon.
YARSROUGH, Glenn Garrett. La

XJE B^RRY, Emetl E.,

DEMPSEY^ Duffv. Ludlow.
DEROSIER, Liebert, Corlet.
DIETSCH, LoDia Frank. Denver.
DIRRIU, Ricbard V.. Bedrock.
DONOVAN, George "■ " " "

JunU.

GARRETT, Mancil J., Denver.

Mechanic*
FEELY. William Jioei, Denver.
GRIMES, Scott Llewellen, La Jde

VASS, John, Denver.
Privitet

,--N, Georrr

DUCIO, George E..
DUCXWOHTH, Hally O.
DUNKEN, Guy H., Peett

DURAN, Aeapito, Ideal.
UUZENACR, Mike H.. LaveU.
ELLSWORTH, Buster A., Cripple

Creek.
ENGLISH, Edsir H., Greeley.
EVANS. Arthur H., Bethune.

FARRiS, Wal^e'tl_ Fort Mortan.
FENTON, Daniel C, Pueblo.
FORBES, Edward P.. Windtor.
FREY, Herbert R., Denver.
GARCIA, DelGdo, Safuache.
GARRISON. John W„ Creede.
GAVELICK, Harry, Denver.
GIMER, Jamei S.. Kirk.
GUITERKEZ. Gabino, Swinli.
GUTZLER., Raymond L.. Sheephora.

HA.SKELL. Fred, MoeDte.
HEFFLEY, Jake L.. lUowa.
HKGGEU, Cheater B., Lonpn

HOLLAND, Millard J

McBRfDE, Nathaniel M.. Fiaaler.
McCONNELL, William C, Colorado

McDonald, waiter F., Wlndaor.
McINTOSH, Jamei Hunter, Trinidad.
HcLEAN, Donald, Bri«htan.
McRAE. Orlo. La Veta.
MADRID, Joac E.. PaBoia Junction.
MANIAS, Theodsre. Tnnldad.
MILLER, Carl A., Center.
MILLER, RodeHck R., Colorado

MITCHELL, Brayton P., Pi

MONTOYO, Lo ■ "

MOSS. Thcodor.

RAINWATER, Jamea B.', Motriaon.
REID, Randall J., Colorado Spnnsi.
REISE, Cheater B., Bayden.
RICE, Leadre, Troy.
RICHARDS, Samuel. Boyero.
RICO, Leandro. Troy.
RIDGEWAY. Floyd L. R., Boyero.
RIDLEN, Harry Kenneth, Laird.
ROBBINS, Georie A., Grand Junc-

ROBERTS, Renold E., Rodley.
SANDS, Williun R., Pueblo.
SATER. Robert R., Thatcher.
SCHILLER. John S., Paeblo.
SCHUMATE, Gerald, Denver.
SEVERIN. Alvin, Colorado Sprinn.
SHEETS, Wiley. Duranso.
SHIELDS, Jamea R., Colorado

SHROYER, Willia, Alvin.
SMITH, Fred Sherry, Denver.
SMOTHERS,. Clarence E.. Denver.
SPIDELL. Gcorse Franklin, Denver.
STANBRIDGE, David H.. Rocky

Ford.
STEINBECK. Ruiiell, Lake City,

TRUJILLO ANASTICIO, Walaen-

UNiSrWOOD, Ward C, Grand

Valley.
VIGIL, John A., Walaenburs.
WAGNER, Robert A., Keoia.
WAISS, Fred A„ Kiowa.
WALSH, Thomas F., Leadville.
WARREN, Thoma* E.. Denver.
WILEY, John A., Slerlinj

iAmson, r '

williAm

tins.

' E., Sprini-

WYSOWATCKY, John, Den.-..
ZACHRJSON, Raleigh. Arvada.
ZAISS, Adolph O., Denver
YARBKOU^, Roy, Araola.

DISD OP DISKASB

Hl^nr

KNOWLES, Paul Hawthorne, Grand

GUITEKAS, Julian G.. Denver,

Lieutenanta
ALAMO, Joseph W. Del., Denver.
BISHOP, Clarence Marion, Denver.
McILWeIe. lamea J., Denver.
FEEBLER. Raymond E.. Boulder.
WILLIAMS, Paul R., Denver.

brier: Louii, Sloai.
CARROLL, Gilbert I_, Craig.
CHANDLER, Grover C^ Surlinalon.
CHASE, Bruce Gilbert, Denver.
CHASE, Milton G.. Denver. OOI

CHEENEY, Francii E.. Greeley. OS!

CHRISTOFFERSEN, Alex P- Pinneo n

CLARE. Thomaa J., Boulder. "'*'

CLARK, Earl J., Pueblo.
COLLIER, Charlea Aahby, Den
CONAWAY. Martin M.. Boyen
CONREY, Charlea Leiler, Fori

lisa.
COOK, John T., Asuilar.
COOPER, John C, Lamar.
COBDERO. Peter. Trinidad.
CRADER, Roy, Craig.
CRAVER, Clarence E., Victor.

NaIhIr, George E., Denver.
NAGEL, Benianin J., Strattoo.
NELSON. Ora R., Lamar.
NIELSON, John W. T., Sanford.
NORTH, Phillip Cyril, Denver.
NOVASCONI, Jamea. Ouray.
OQUIST, A«le E.. Loveland.
'STERMILLER, Louia, Fori Mar-

_A%fS, Jamea E., BenneiL
PADIS, Arthur. Smunler.
PALMER, MelviD C. Denver.

FROSSER, Albert N., Denver.

154

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

COLORADO

BRAUGBTON, Mcrl L., Glen woo

CuElU^GS. John J., Denver.
DRAKE, EdwiD D., Lidleioo.
GOODUAN, John W.. Colorado

Sprion.
GREEN, H. J„ Denver.
KIRBY, Walter W.. Denver.

LONG, WUlUm B

BAKES, Raymond A., Canon Citr- •

Muraa
ORGREN Clari; Colomdo Spriagi.

GEORGIA. Clurlei S., Denver.
GIFFORD, Wesley E., Sleam Boat.
GREVE, Albert J.. Pueblo.
HALL, Frank, Dtattr.
HALL, Kav O.. Fowler.
HAMMOND, Fail] J., Cripple Cre<
HARDING, Sen A., Denver.
HARDY^ Walter Baraelt, huev.
HARNESS, WendeU P.. Colorado

HaIitJI'ORN, avde C, Pneblo.
HARVEY. Richard, Denver.
HASENAUER, Edgar J.. Denver.
HAUGQN, Robert, Bxeri.
HEATER, ImacJ., Delta.
HELLIS, Cliffe H„ Denver.
HENDERSON, Fred, Denver.
BENDRICKSON, Palna E., New

RAITBEL, Hattie M., Den

MARTIN, Jeaie

kELLEY. Charlei C, 6en»«r.
KELLY, Harrj W. J., SilL
KIDDER, Frank E., Denver.
STEELE, George B., Coiora<
Springa.

o.ccno, uuv W., Colorado Sprin
STEWART, Hkt7 F., Trinidad,
STODDARD, Zolto D., Cedar.
STRATTON, William C. Ourar-
SULLIVAN, Elmer M., Pueblo.
SURWALD. Oscar L., Uatheson.
TEENTEZ, Emile, Aspen.
TREBILCOCK. Frederick C, Deny
UNDERWOOD, James H„ Paonia.
VELASQUEZ, Jose E., Anlonio.
VORDERMAR*. Otto, SU Marra.

WELTY, Paul D., Cedar Ridi

;.'«;.

WESTfAlL, WUllatn ^^ j-ucu.u.
WHITHER, Bajmond C., Clark.
WIGGINTON, Jeremiah, Poeblo.
WILMORE, William Wallace, Den-

WIN BERG, Nils, PaliMde.
WOLD, Elmer, Rico.
WOOLAS, Harry Davii. Denver.
WRIGHT,, Wilbur A., Marble.
YEKEL. Georn, Rocky Ford.
YOST, Elmer^ Fort Collins.
YOUNGQUIST, Albin C, Boulder.

DIED OP WOUNDS

CHILES, Marcellua H., Denver.

Lieutenant*
BUSH NELL, Tbeodore K.. Denver.

, Denver.

a L., Denver.

LAND, Robert. Denver,
REIST, Earl, Aurora.
BOBBINS, Albert, Akron.
STINE, Cliud Nicholas, Lafayette.
TIFFT, Perry W., Denver,

KLUUKER, George. To|

KUBEKTSON, James K„ Denver.
ROMANO, Anthony C, Louisville.
ROMERO, Jose D., Psissje.
ROSCIO, Paul L., Smuggles.
SALARDINO, Anthony^ Williamiburg
SCHLEIGEa Adam, Benhoud.
SCHMACHTENBERGER, Ernest A.,

Galatea.
SELLERS, Arthur E., Boulder.
SHARP, Neil, Denver.
SMITH. Roas H., Sanford.
SPEARS, Howard A., Englewood.

ri, If HH. Arthur, Vaidei.
FRENCH, Charlea H., Center.
FULLER, Joe, Arlington.
CADDY. Samuel W., Pueblo.
GIACOME, Haidine, Sopris.
BAMILL, Hugh H., Pueblo.
HAMMOND, CUud C, Ealelene.
HARBIN, Audley White, Colorado

Springs.
HARTSHORN, Clrde C.^ Pueblo.
HERBRAND, Michael Vf.. Denver.
HEUTIS. John. Greeley.
HICKS, BdmcI B., Dennr.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

155

PrlTalM — Conlioued
HOLLAND. Edmrd t., BriBhtm.
HRABCAK, Andrew 11., Pueblo.
BUTCHINSON. Normui D., Eaton.
JAKAWICZ, John. Loniiville.
LEWIS, Ainu, Victor.
LIND. Emil A.. Boulder.

COLORADO

PriWet— Continned
WASINGER. Gcarg«, Brer*.
WHITE. Barrr AUen, DelU.
WIDLUND. PaoL GreelcT.
WILSON, Ralph, PeooU.
WITTROCK, William Fred, Kendrick.
WURTZ, Edward E.. Denver.
YOUNG, Robert. Rodler.
ZNOUEKACEK, Anton, Grover.

DIED OP ACCIDENT

Lleutenanti

BUCKLEY, John Harold, LoDcmoot.

WUBBEN, Eucene Paul, Colorado

Wafonar
HUDDLESTON, Hutin
Pneblo.

WALKER, Anoa, Denver.

BURT, Ethan, FUtteiille.
GRAY. Jame*, HoUr.

CALABRISE, Paul, Denver.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 157

CONNECTICUT

158 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
CONNECTICUT

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 159

CONNECTICUT

160 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

CONNECTICUT

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 161
CONNECTICUT

162 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
CONNECTICUT

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 163

CONNECTICUT

164 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

CONNECTICUT

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 165

CONNECTICUT

166 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

CONNECTICUT

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 167

CONNECTICUT

/

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

IW

KILLED IH ACTION

PRINCE. John Coleman. New Londo
RAU^ Gcorse J.. Bumiide.
STREET, John Philip. New HiveB.

LOCKE, Arthur F., Hartford.
HURP^V. Jeremiah E., Bridseporl

LleUMMnts
ABEL, Loidi Raymond. Lebanon.
BITTINGER, Howard Paul. Green-

CONNECTICUT

. New Haven.

Hartford.

HILLIARD, Howard C Clinioa.
HOLMES. Thornii D., Hilfotd.
HOUGHTALING, Harry W.. Cheater.
JACOBS. Jo»eph E,. Torrington.
JOHNSON. Jamc* H., New Haven.
JURENOS, foho, Bridgeport.
KARZOMAROVE. Marion. Anionia.
KELLOGG, Edwin J.. Darien.
KELLY Joieph A., Bridgeport.

KOCHISS Pel.

■ J., Ton

LA FLAUfME, Damaie L.^rii
LAWSON, George V., Thomait
LOESCHER, "- ■ ■" "' "--

itol.

MANUEL, George, Bridseport.
MARSHALL. Cliirlea E., Greenwich
LEACH, Marshall D.. Plymouth.
McDERUOTT, John F,. Moont

a A.. Winaied.

ROBINOVITZ,

1 b.. Water.

SHANSE, Joieph J„ Totriniton.
SHAW, Stanley L. Waliingiford.
SHUCKEROW'. Franci* P., Hartford.
STEINKAMP. Jacob. Bridiepon.
SULLIVAN, Dennia L.. Hartford.
UREQUEHART. Alexander. Water.

WILCOic, Frank A., Norwich.
WOJAK, Stanley. New Britain.
WOODRUFF, William T.. Hadden,
YERCAVICZ. Richard E., Windaor.
ZARACOVITIS. Coitaa. New Haven.

DIORIO. Paul, Bridgeport.
GAGE. Louia. Waahington.

Cooka
BARBER. Dominick. Norwich.
KEMPSKI, Wladyilaw. Bridgeport.

Horaethoer
WATKINS, Ira C. New Haves.

Hechanlca
CATTEY, Henry E.. Thomaaton.
GRAZIANO, Stefano, Derby.
MARTIN. Edward J.. Bridgeport.
TANGUAY, Horace J., Thompaonville.
VEGEAU, Thomaa. Putnam.
WHEELER, Stanley B.. Ueriden,

HualcUn
HINCKLEY, Aver., Danbury.

ADAMS, Lyle E., Thampaanvill
AHEARN, Jamea I.. Walerbury
ANDERSON, David P., Sl»raford.
ASMAR, Toby B.. Danhury.
BERGERj Elwood D., New Haven.
BLANTIN, Emeit, Gaylordville.
CASEY, Edward, Meriden.
COLLINS. Robert E., Hartford.
COON, Daniel Vincent. Waterbury.
DEAR, William P., Elmwood.
DICKINSON, Sttfi H,. Windaor.
DWYER, Joaeph C,. Walerbury.
FORSBERG, Emeit. Gildersleeve.
GAUDETTE, George J.. New Britain.
CERSHEFSKI. Fred J. J.. Meriden.
GKIFFIN. WillUm, Bethel.

DI NOLLE. Guiieppe. Wattrbarr.
DINOVELLIS. Antonio. Hartford.
DINSHORE, Chailea. Manafield
Depot.

170 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

CONNECTICUT

Prl*MM — CeutiBued Pri*>t« — Contini

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
CONNECTICUT

SSeA. Willism L.. Uancbnler.
SHESKEY, Jolin F., BridEewiIer.
SHOEMAKER Junei K., Waterbury.
SIEMAKEWICZ, Tbomaa. New

Brilam.
SIMPSON, Edward C, Gfeenwich.
SINON. Thomas P., Wdlmgford.
SLOOTUAKER, Adrian C. Bridge

SMILOWICZ, AnlhoDr, ColIinavilU.
SMITH. Albert C, Danbury.
SMITH, George A.. Fairgcld.
SMITH, Joseph A., Waferbury.
SMITH, Walter J.. New Bnta.n.
SMITH, William G., North Windham
SOCIA, Arthur L., New Hayen.
SORMAN, Clifford. Derby.
SPENCER, JamM C^ New Haven.
SPIOTTA, Raffa=l«, Torringlon,
STANKIEWICZ, William, Norwich.
STANTON, Archibald L., Waterbury.
STANTON, Edward F.. Bridgeport.
STARITA, Kider, New Haven.
ST. ARNAULD. Earl L., Meriden.
STEEVES. Roiwell F., Derby.
STEVENS. John, Hamden.
ST. Germain, Joseph Baltic.
STRAZZA, Aeoatino. Suiford Springa.
STH CHECKER. John F., New

Privalei — Coolinued

SULLIVAN. Michael

SULLIVAN. Thomaa F.. New Have .
SUNDQUIST, Conrad A., Branlord.
SWANSON. Olaf W., OaWille.
SWANSON, Paul A.. New Hawn.
SZABLINSKI, WUdsUw, Norwich.
TALBOT, William H., Annnia.
TARLOy, Aime, Norwalk.
TARPINIAN, Harrj N., Hartford.
TESTANI, Antonio. Bridgeport.
TETTAMANI, Agostino, Torrington.
THIBODEAU, Ralph J.. Waterbary.
THOMPSON, Clyde, New Haven,
THOMPSON, Walter G., South Man-
cheater.
TITUS, Clifford C, New Haven.
TOMALONIS, Toaeph, Jr.. Tariffville.
TOUPOVOROWSKl. Jacob. Sey-

RUSSELL. Donald G.. Wallingford.

Sergeant Major
POTVIN. Alban M,. WiUimantic.

DRErfER, Olto f' Watertown.
FITZSIUMONS, Jamei Ecelei. Glen-

FORSYTHE. Leon A., Waterford.
HARTMAN, Charles C. Bridgeport.
LECK, Edward E.. Meridan.
MOORE, Raymond, Naugatuck.
MORGAN^ Richard W.. Mystic
OLSON. Carl G.. Waterbury.
PHELPS, Albert Chapman, Colchesler.
ROBERTS. Leon R.. PlainGeld.
ROOT, George W., Hiddletown.
SHERWOOD, Henry S.. Southport.
TAYLOR, William C.. Southport.
Corporeli

■d J., New Briuin.
el T., New Hayen.

JOHNSON. Sorin C. Hvlford.
LANDERS. Maurice A., New Brit
MILARDO, Sebastiano. Hiddletowi
NETTLETON, Frank A., New

ROBERT^, Ctiariea L., Stafford

SA^N^ERS. Jobn Francis, Water-

TA'KbR, Emeat H., Myitie.
WESTON, Charles A.. BridgeparL
WICKWIRE. Dwighl H.. West

WOOmitANSEE. Waller J.. Norwich.

PALMER, Frederick E., Weal Haven.
SUSSYN^KL Walter C. Bridgeport.

CAINE, Thomaa J.. Nauntuck.
CALLAHAN. Daniel J.. Bridgepf
CALLAHAN. Lawrence F.. Noroi

Heighta.
CAMEL, Arthur B.. SUmford.

CERRETA, Michael

C^ARK, Felix W., Wallingford.
COLEMAN James E.. Norwalk.

CONKLir), Charles W., Waterbury.
CONNEKS, Matthew S.. Hartford.
CONSTEIN, John A., Bridgeport.
CORCORAN, William A., Hartford.
COSCROVE, Edward J., Bridgeport.
COSTELLO. Frank. Jr., New Haven.
COSTELLO, Morgan J., Waterbury.
COTTER. Charles L., New Briuin.
COUTURE. Joaeph E^ Bumside,
CROSBY, Henry. Fort Trumbull

Beach.
GUMMING, William J., Bridgeport.
CUNNINGHAM. Martin F., Stratford.

DAVIS, Leon

DEFOREST, Floyd E., SUmford.
DENBOWSKI, Stanley, New Britain.
DENNEHY, Michael Joseph, Hart-

DEPAOLIS, James, Danbury.
DION. Arthur H.. Willimaniic.
DREW, Edward J„ Hartford.
EDWARDS. Raymond W.. New

HUBBARD, William E., Torrington
McDonald. Edward M.. Mid3le-

DIED OP DISSA8B

Uaior

TRUMBULL. John F., New Haven.

Llentenant*
IBELL, Richard W.. Hartford.

PECK. Harry D., Torrington.

Mechanic
FLINK. Olaf William, Waterbury.

Hdim
FLYNN, Irene Uercedu, FlutiTille.

Wagoniis
ALLEN, Franklin. Hartford.
FORD, Winthrop H., Torrington.
McCANN. John J., South Mancheater.
SLATER, Carl H., Sandy Hook.
UBERT, Jacob. Hartford.

PriTitei
AHARANTE. Matthew. New Haven.
ANDERSON, Edward, Deep River.
APPLEBY, Thomas F.. Lyme.
ARHtNGTON. Andrew B.. Water-

ASP^ELLI, Valentine, New Haven.

CROWNS, Thomas M., Norwich.
GUINCHI. August, Utchfield.
HALU Herbert, Guilford.
HALLEY, Clarence A., New Haven.
HAMPTON, William J., South Man-

_JINCHE^, James H.. Bristol.
eiRSCHHAfjT. William L., Hartford.
HORLSEV, Mon ~ ' - ■

TOYCE, Harold V., Unioii.iiie.
KAUFMAN, Hitchell. New Haven.

KELLEY, Frederick J., Norwich.
KEUHRITZ, Eunne F.. Hartlord.
KILOBAN, jDKph, New Bann.
KLOPOTOWl'Tf, Iniali, Naw

Britain.
KNIGBT._ Jueph P. .New HsTan.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
CONNECTICUT

DIED OF WOUNDS Pri*itcr-C

NEWELL, Clair T., South Man-

HEMINGWAY, Harold L., New
Haven.

!., ColUntvilU.

I 5., New Haven.
It W., HeridcD.
C, Ukeville.
, Hanlord.

Corporalt

ANDERSON, CUffotd C, Nm
BEHAN, Geone L.. Waierbn
BOGUE. IrrinK E.. Norwich.
CAUL. Walter G., Norlolli.
CHAMBERUAIN. Eirlei Hah

New Havtn.
CDLODY, Sttalty. Windior.
DESANDRE, Tony. Meriden.

TOPA, Paul W., New I

WOODIN. Ro» C, Winiled.

FLORID, Nicholai, Waterburr

CHENADE. Alhcrt
CLOUGB, - ■ ■
DZtNSKI,

:. Alhcrt I., Somen.
Fred, Walerburr.
.^...i.on... Frank W., Tornnoton.
MURPHY, Daniel. BridiepDrt.
MURRAY. William I., North Hav
REYMANDER, Emanuel J,. Msn-

SCHALINA. Lawi

TROTTIER. Emit J.. Meriden.
UHBRIA, Alphonao F., Torrinfton.
VAUGHN, John, Bridseport.
WELLWOOD. Jo. C, BridsewBter
WESTER. Thomaa. Hartlord.
WHALEN, Jamci P., Jr.. Hartford.
WILCOX, Robert M., Middleiown.
WILLIAMS. Ralph S., Waterburr.
WOODIN. Earl. Sherman.
ZOELLER. WillUm, Norwdlc.
ZURAITIS. Jonat. Oahtille.

BURWELL. John C, SoDth Norwallc.
FAULK, Hai^ G.. ^rbrook.

ADAMS, Albert, New Briuin.
ALEXANDER. John P., Chttier.
ANDERSON. Emcat C., South Man-

ANGELO, Frank. Walerburr,

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

CONNECTICUT

Privatai — Contintwd
KING, ViDcenl. Bridgeport.
KINNEY, Frtnfc J., Witerbory.
KNITTEL, Frederick B., Clinton.
KNOX. Williun Joieph, Waterbunr.
KOLESAR. John S., BridEcport.
KWVECINSKI, WUdfilaw. N e i

London.
LAMBERT, Paul K.. GlMtonburr.
LAMKINS, Walter C. Hirtlotd.
LAPPE, Morri., Foreitiille.
LEARMONT, Everctl. South Heriden
LEVINE, Samuel, South Norwalk.
LUND, Eriek W., New Haven.
UAHONEY. Jamw J., Waterbnry.
MARCELLO. Joaeph, Bridseport.
MATTHIAS, Charlea A.. GrMni

Farm
MAYC

MAZZl _„,

UcARTHUR, William M.. New

McSHERRY, Daniel. Greenwich.
HICHA, Junei H., Windior Lock!
UILONE. Alfonao, New Haven.
MULVOY, Anthony J., Norwalk.
MURPHY, Mark J., New London.
NORCIA, Jamea J., Bridgeport.
NORGI, Salvatore. New Haven.
O'GRADY, John J.. New Haven.
O'HARA. John E.. T»conic.

., Alei

', Nen

Itidgeporl.

OLM STEAD, Howan
O-NEIL. Joieph, Dan
OPPERMAN, Joieph. .u..u.kluu.
PAILIDES, Athoi, Anaonia.
PAONE, Raphael, Middletown.
PAPALYMBERRIES, Nicholaa,

Danielion.
PAPE. Arthur R., New Haven.
PARIS, Apoitoloa P.. Bridgeport.
PARMELEE, Arthur O.. New Haven.
PATZ. Edmund B., Hartford.
PENZA, Joieph, Bridgeport.
PETERSON, Cfregorv. New HiKord.
POOLE. Albert V., Thompiooville.
POULTER, Junea, Jr., Warehouae

Point.
PRETTO, Franklin E., Harltord.
PRIHODA, John. Briitol.
REMUZ, John, New Briuin.
RENTSCHLEK, Fred 1.. New Haven,
RICHMOND, Arthur O., Waterburr.
ROBERTS, Rajmond U„ Middletown.
ROSS, Paul, Bridgeport.
ROULARD, Albert P., New Britain.
ROULARD, Jamei, New Britain.
fiOURKE, Chriilopber T., Unlonvillc.

Gly.

Prime*— Continued
RUZYCKI, Mieciratan. Unioi
SCHILLER, Ear] A„ Stamfoi
SCHOWER5, Harold. Bridgeport.
SERAPH IN, John. Hartiord.
SHANNON. Phillip M,. Grubr-
SIAFLAS. Thomai J,. Meriden.
SMITH. Bertel, Weal Haven.
SMITH, Charlei M.. Hsrtlord.
STONE, CUrence H., Milford.
STREIBIG, Gnatav. Danbury.
STRIKATIS. Doraiaick, Windaor.
STROVINSKI, William, Bridge^i

DIED OF ACCIDENT

173

CAVELLERO, Aogello, Centerrille.
CONGDON. Harn W., Bridgeport.

Cook

KELLY. Georg.

, Bridgeport.

ALEKIEWICZIUS, Rokai, New

AMATQ-Jphn, New Haven.
BASSETTC, Joseph E., Baltic
BELKO, Alexander, Willimantic.
BIRMINGHAM. TTioinaa W.. New

Britain.
BRANDOLINI, Vincenio, New

Haven.
BRENNAN, Martin J., Dinbur;^

CAMPION. William A.. Waterville.
FULLER, Leonard B., Stepner Depot.

JEROME, Gilbert B.. New Haven.
lARSBALL, Wilion, Jr., Bridgeport,
O'DONNELL. Francis F., Naugaluck.

Sergeanu
BUTLER, John J.. Weit Haven.
LECK, Edward E.. Meriden.
LYONS, Philip, Hartford.
MOORE. Fred M,. Wenon,
SIMPSON, Reginald P,. Bridgeport

CotporaU
BARNES. Edwin J., Weil Haven.
BERNSTEIN, George J.. New Haven.
BEWS, Jo*^ New Haven.

SHARPE, Charles E,. Waterborr.
SOBISKE, Waller, Bridgeport
ST. JOHN, John E.. New London.
STYGAR, William, Willimantic
TOOHEY, Daniel Joieph, Magatnck.
VALENTINE,, Giovanni, Windnr

Locki.
VICCHIA, Michael D., New Haven.
WEAVING. Philip Sidney, Naugatuck.
WRIGHT. George E., Hartford.
ZDANCEWICZ, Chariea, Norwich.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 175

DELAWARE

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

177

DELAWARE

KILLED IN ACTION
Lieulcnuitt
AHORY. Thomu D., Wilmington.
CARLISLE, Pari! T., Hillorl
FRAUPTON, WilUun K., Fclton.

HARRISON, David Cloudi, CUyton

Corponli
BOYER, Giorge. TownKnd.
JOCKETT, Jacob J., WLlmLilgloii.
FOYNTZ, Edward J.. Wilmioglon.
" " K., Wilminpon.

STELLE.

ARMSTRONG, Gcorre, Wilmini
BENGE, Edsar L., Yorklyn.
BRENNAN, William N., Hockcaa
BRIGGS. Clarence E., Wilmingtc
CLEAVES, Hanrcr R.. Chriatiani
DORAGH, Juna. GrccDTille.
DOUGHERTY, JoKph C, Wik

., Wilminiti

DUMFSON, Horace D.,

Cotporali
ERIEL, Francli :
JONES, WiilLam ,
RUSSELL. Eroeai, MUtotd.

Biodmaatcr
SCOTT. Noman DeUticld. Wilmin]

DUNN. Reuben Jamei, New Caitl

Hecluuiici
PHILLIPS, JoMph W., Wilmioi
OUAILES, Edward, Dover.

KOZIEL, John, Wilwiogion,
McVERRY, WUlLam, Dover.
MORRIS Levin D.. SelbyvUle.
MYSLINSKI WacUw, Wilminston.
NEWMAN, Walter T.. WilmLnglon.
O' DONNELL, Paul ]., Wilmin Eton.
SPEER, Jac--^ " -

E., Wiln

ngton.

VINSON, Clarence, Dove
WALSH, Frank J., WilminEton.
WEST, Walter J., Millord,
WOOD, GeorBc Ediemoor.

DIED OF DISEASE
Lieutenant
STEWART, John. Wilmin»ton.

Wilmington. WATERS George

WHITE. Wilbert. D<!Ver.

DIED OF WOUNDS

Corporal

REYNOLDS, Raymond, Georietown.

Mechanic
TAYLOR, Alexander, Bridgeville.

BEESON^ Woodman

THOMAS, Virvil. Harrinston.
WALKER, Ray. Wilmington.
WALTERS, Elwood E., Franklotd.

Wihi

PRAidPTON, lioward Barton., Wil-

G^lr'L^nder, Wihnington.
HOFFECKER, John J., Middletown.
HORTY, John J., Wilmington.
PUGH, J. L,, Edgemoor,
ROBINSON Thorns., Wilmington.

DIED OF ACCIDENT

THOMPSON. Albert B,. Lewc^

Lieutenant
O'DANIEL, Jamei A., Newark.

Corporal*

tOHNSON, Howard W., Wilmington
lANLOVE, Davit E.. Middletown.

BILLINCSLEY, Chandler G.. Henrj

CHANDLER, John A., Witalnrton.
DAVIS, Thomai I., *ilmiaglon,
FLEMING, William UcK., Harring

HADLEY, Harvey, Wilmington.
HUGHES, John P. A.. WilmLngloii.
QUAILS, Frank C, Seaford.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 181

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

183

KILLBD IN ACTION
Colonel
WELSH, Robert S.

Lintcunt Colonel
SMITH, Fred E.

Uijon

PUTNAU, Iinel.

C«pUllu
GREEN, Kirt
HARRIS, Cturlei D.
HUDSON, Williun B.
KEELEY, Jimei.
KIMMELL, U. L.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

HEEKS, DiTld L.
HUSUEKIAN. H>gQp.
PAYNE, CrifEn.
REILEY, WiUinra T.
ROCHE, Edward L.
RUSSELL, ThooMi.
SAUERS. Ferdinand.
SMITH. Ernest S.
SONNEMAN, Nonnan E
SULLVON, John.
TOONE, William G.
VERMILLION, Nonral.

UJ AT iri713 T Aiila

DIED OF DISEASE

Privatea — Cont Inued

BROWN, WUmartb.
BUCHANAN, ChealCT W.
COLLARD^ Clarence M.
CULLEN, Joieph V.
DEAN, Aleunder R.
PARNSWORTU, Thomas H.
PRIZIER, UiUrr Reid.
HOLCDMB, Leror B.
LIEBLER, Llord B.
LYON, Jolrn.
MILLER, Nelson A.
SEIBOLD, Georse V.
SHAFRAN. Jacob.
SHEEHAK WUIiam A.
SPENGLER, Henry C.
TRACY. Frandi H.
WEHNER. Carl.

Hatter Engineer
WOLINE. Carl A.

Bcriaant Hajon
GEARY, Waiiam J.
LYLES, Earl L.

Serieanti
BAKER. William H.
CLARK, Chariei E,
MAGNER. Lee B.
STANTON. Edwin H.
VINSON. John W.
WILSON, John W.

BROWrf, Thomaa,
DE FASCHALIS, Edward G.
HARDING, Mannce L.
KENNV. Henry Joaeph.
ROBINSON, JeiM H.
RODGERS, Alexander. Jr.
STEIN, Percy A.

Army Field Cleiki
GIBBS, Georce T.

Muter Engineer
DORAN, Thomaa J.

Berteanii
KEPLINGER. Maurice.
KIDWELL. Allen L.
WEBER. Carl H.

Cotporali
DUNKIN, Frank E.
HARDIN, Mark.
HOLLAND. Jamea D.
HOWARD, Wallace F.
KERSEY, John A.
UTTERBACK. John C.

Cooka
HAVENER, John A.
WHITE, Albert.

Poatal Clerk

DIED OP WOUNDS
Major
KIMBLE, Edwin Richardson.

BURKE, Walter K.
GREEN. Donald R.
POGUE. Claude W.

BARNES, Bernard B.

Wagoner*
COLLISON, Henry T.
MAHONEY, Maurice J.

DIED OF ACCIDBNT

Licutenanta
COMEGYS. Edward T.
DOWELL, JulUn N.

184

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Lieutenant*— Continued
EVERETT. Tames D.
FOX, Franklyn Gray.
HARRIES. Warren G.
NANTZ, Albert.
OTT, Lenwood H.

Mechanic
WILLINGHAM. Robert L.

Wagoner
ANDERSON, Frederick.

PriTatet
BARNES, Warren Raymond.
FISCHER, Albert G.
GASTON, Joe.
HARIG, Arthur A.
KETTERING, Lester E.

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 185

FLORIDA

186 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
FLORIDA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 187

FLORIDA

188 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
FLORIDA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT

FLORIDA

WAR

190 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

FLORIDA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 193

FLORIDA

KILLED IN ACTION

LEONARDY, Clwrli.

GARRETT, Hone

I'joMpb, South J«ck-

L™CH?'WUliara H., Gsinimille.
Mcdonald, Jame* D., GaiaMville.
McGRAW, Hsihc* C, De Funiik

Springs.
McLEAT*. Oicar R., Jar-
HEDLIN, Abney B., Lcciburr
MILLS, Ctaudc Greenaboro.
MIHS, Anhur L., Gncevillc.
MORRIS. William C. FoTt Lauder-

DAVIS. Leon A., Miami.
KIRBY. Tom W., Fcnholionr.
KNIGHT, Carl U., jackionville.
LOWE, HeniT. NHpfci.
PEACOCK, Lawrence S., Dc L«i±

MACKAY, Gnrge L., Oeala.

BLANKENSHIP. Everett L., Pi
FYLE. J»mei S. P.. Miami.
GOULD, Harold E.. De Land.
HON, Paul L., De I-and.
HcKEE, John Van Lear, Euitia.
MEYER, Fernando P., Mount I
NELSON, Lee. Fort ORden.
PILCHER, Lulher Wade. Chipie]
POOLER, John R., Miami.
SMITH. Harold V., Frailland.

Corponl*
BUSSEY^ Allen G.. Jacksonville.
CLEMONS. Robe" H., Woodrille.
COCHRAN, Thort- '^--

: Fuaiak

s W.. Labeli

CROs'BY,"i"ra"n'ir S 'Bellcvi
GAINEY, Walker

RI^GiPl, Rufi
SAULS. Claude, -».,.-..„„.
SUTCLIFFE. Clarence T.. Miami.
WILLIS, AuEuitine, Charlotie Har-
bor.

SAUNDERS. George R.. Orlando.

Cook
PERKINS. Clarence E.. Tampa.

Uicbine Gunner
CORNELL, Waller. Euatii.

ANDERSON, Carl C. Orlando.
ARNETT, Wjlie, Dade City.
RAGGETT, Joseph B., Altha.
BELL, William Z., Marianna.
BENNETT. Leroy M.. Maples.
BENNETT. Willis B., Millville.
BLAIR, Lonnie C^ MacCieny.
BRANDON. Ian. Clearwater.
BRASWELL. Carradine E., Lloyd.
BROWN, Ben D., OrlMido.
BULLAHD, Francis U., Tilhnan.
CAIN, Comer C, Gracevillc.
CALHOUN, James F., Jacksonville.
CEDERSTROM. Oscar, Laurel Hill.
COARSEY, James C, Bradentown.
COLLIER, Leslie E., Sebring.
COOK, Willie W^ Carr.
CROW. Charles C., Jackionyille.
DORR. Nathan D.. Dunnellon.
CIDDEONS, Bury B., Paiion,
GILLETT, Tod F., Tampa.
GLASSBRENNER, Fred L., Jackson-

HALL. Robert, Warsaw.
HEISLER. Ralph E., Largo.
HICKS, Green B., Altha.
HODGE. Henry G„ Palalka.
HOLMES, Henry H.. Fort Pierce.
HUDDLESTON, Frank Bernard. Hel-

JAMES, Burton. Live Oak.
JOCHUMSEN, Edmond C, Tampa.

iton, iJcAlpine.

DIBD OF DISBA8B

BALL, William L., /asper.
PERRY, Fiord L., Miami.
gUISENBERRY, Tame* F., Tanpa.
Torres, Looi* AleHmder, Tatapa.

JOHNSON, ..
JONES, Anhui
KEEN, " ■

Cooka
FOWLER, Ira I., Arcad
GARRISON, WiUiam W

G^^^ ''isUh, Appachoo

CABRJERA, Joseph R., Tampa.
CAIN,_John G..Tart White.
CAINE, John S.. Jacksonville.
CALTON, James, Levej City.
CAMPBELL, Lucius, Patatka.
CARTER, Charlie. SUrke.
CATO, Horace L., Cokeburg.
CERUTI, Jamea D. W., Penaacola.
CHESHIRE, Jamea O.. Live Oak.
CLARK, Hisseldine, Bells.

COBB, Thorn— '*' "

COOK Lerny
PELAND

COPELj

Will Nic<

I.UA, I'ercy P., Palmetto.
COZART, John A.^ Eilo.
CREWS, Warren G., Fort Denand.
CROUARTIE, James T., Barlow.
CROSBY, Herman, Starke.
CUNNINGHAM, Leonard, Fort

Mead.
CURTIS, WiUUm L., Clearwater.
DAVIS, Isaac. Waucbnla.
DAVIS, John E., Bocsgrande.
DAVIS. Patrick H., Billiard.
DINGLEY. George Porter, Woodrc
DIXON, William H.. Jacksonville.
DUCKWORTH, Robert L., Live O
EADY, Ellioli, Lake City.
EATON. Robert, Micanopr.

EATON, Robert,
EDWARD, James.

I Edgar, Peny.

Telle!. Live Oak.

FIELDS. Prestoi., _.

FLIN, Fred, Gsinesvilte.
FRANCIES, Britloa, Tsmpa.
FRANCIS, Kphraim. Ferrine.
FRANZEN, Herbert, Miami
FRIALL, Isauh, MiamL
FULFORD, Leonard P.. Punta Gorda.
FULLER. Ellis F., Hildreth.
GAYLE, Robert L.. Greenville.
GEORGE. Willie. Pomona.
GILLYARD, joe, Redman.
GODWIN, Erb. Laurel HUL

194 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

FLORIDA

Bii|l.r
JOHNSON, Worth, Largo.

W.iour
STOKES, Norrii G., L» Crot

ADKISON, Kni

ANDERSON, Albert, PcuhcoU.

BEKEART, John G., D>dc Cilr.

D., D>rlinBton.

I, PenHcou.

, D>dc City.

BELLAlfY, Sudr, St. AotuMine.

DIED OP WOUNDS

FINNELL, WmIct P., JaclraooTUIe.

FIELDS, Hnrr, JaclooiiTillc.
HAWKINS. Wtlllc H.. Tuper.
UONATH, Walter A.. HUmi.
WRIGHT. Wilier W., OrUndo.

Corporali
BANTA. Fred C. Twdu.
JOHNSON, WilliuD, Hadbon.
JONES. Bennie A.. Grand Ridn.

JOE
JO>
RA]

lB01{n. Eomer 'O., GaiDoriDc

DIED OF ACCIDENT
LleutuuDt
WOODWARD, Fred, Vera.

Suysuit*
BRIDGE, Williun, TampiL
HO LUES, Nathan. JacluonTillc.

Corporali
BROWN, JoMph C, JacknBTille.
GAINEY, Walker A., De Funiak

Ifachanlc
LLOYD, Leror, Jacluooiille.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

195

1% SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

GEORGIA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR' 197
GEORGIA

198 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
GEORGIA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 199

GEORGIA

200 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

GEORGIA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 201

GEORGIA

202 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
GEORGIA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 203

GEORGIA

204 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

GEORGIA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 205

GEORGIA

206 SOLDIERS OF THE' GREAT WAR
GEORGIA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 207

GEORGIA

208 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

GEORGIA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 209

GEORGIA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT >VaR

GEORGIA

BARRETT. Brantod, AiUnU.
BATTEY, Loui* Lcgudo, Auguiu.
HENRY, DiclooD Robert, AtUnu.
UUNRO^ Gcorie N.^Buena ViiU.
OVERTON. Macon C., Union Paint.
PERRY, Cecil P., Dublin.
WILUAUS, Jewetl, Atheni.

Bugler
BSOWN, Jtnningi. Columlnu.

Cook
WOODWARD, Ivor? W., Butord.

Mechsnlca
FARLEY. Junn M^ Griffin.
GASKIEN, Joe P., Dougiu.
GREEN,J>cab A., Spring Place.
NEWBEintY, LMIer E„ Diamaod.
REARDON, Jobn E., Dearing.

Wafonen
ALLEGOOD, Olgic L^ Mcigi.
GROGAN, Dawlman C., Lilbonia.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

GEORGIA

Priy«te» — Continued
UcGINNIS, GtOTtc, Cbvc Sprini
McKENNEY, Daniel, GuneiTille
McKONE, Robert, Savannih,
McWILLlAMS, Ernwt P.. Mko
MILLER, Lacy E., ComeiiTille.
MITCHELL, George C, Renli.
MOON. Sylveatus, MavBville,
MORGAN, Thomai J., Hopewell
MOSELEV, Beniamin F.. Stock
MOSS, CUude L., Jitper.
NEAL, Manard C., Liodale.
NEW, Thomai F., Graymont.
NORTON^ Daniel G., Griffin.
NUNNALLY, William O.. Hom
ODOM, Buttcheall, Blakely.
O'KELLEY, Ruaiell G., Murni
OLIVER, Jamei M. ~ '

O'NEAL, Henry A.,

O'NEAL, Rufui C, Alvaloa.
PARK, Jamei McCalla, Allanta.
PARSON, Giles, Homer.
PAYHE, Amoui, La Grange.
PEELER, Benjamin. Higb Sboala.
PHLAGER, Norman C., Auguiu.
PIERCE, Tames B., Sycamore.
PITTMAN, George T., August*.
PITTMAN, Daniel W. Powder Spgl.

lyiiUe.
Hill.

WILSON. Homer, Atlanta.
WILSON,_ Yanc. T., Hartwell.
WOOD, Hurabel C, Manauaa.
YARBROUGH, Jamea C, AUanla.
YOUNG, Andrew, Sumner.
YOUNG, Jamet F,, La Fayette.
ZEIGLER, James, Sylvania.

DIED OF DISEASE

Coloiul

BOYD, Carl, Adainnlle.

Captaini

ATKINSON, Henry Uorrill, Jr., Al-

HILL, F^ed Hurston, Carnesville.
MOORE, Jamea S,, Jr., AUanla.
PARKER, Arnold B., All an la.
PENDLEY, Charles, Tate.

Cook* — Continued
PULLEN, Iiaiab, Granliillc.
TOWNS, Edgar, Valdosla.
HoneahMn
KING, LoTie B., Atlanta.
WHITTEN, Emmet - "

Mecbuiiei
CLECHORN. Frederick. Sugat VaUer-
JOINER, Patrick H., Baxley.
SMITH, Homer O., Locust Grove.
WALLACE, James S., Rooprille.

Nunea
CHRISTIAN, Caree, Cornelia.
O'BRIEN, Camille L.. Decalur.

BYLES. James B., Valdosta.
DAVIS, Rifford C., Cogdcll.
EARNEST, Marion J., Donaldso
JORDAN, Howard C.. Atlanta.
LOGNE, Jew* W., Sparta.
THOMAS, John B. Adel.
WHITE, Roberta, Milledgrnlle.

Sargtant*
BURNETT, George C, Joneabora.
DANIEL, J. William, Barnett.
DIAL, Albert O., Tallapooaa.
DCRDEN, Leonard H., Unard.
GRIBBEN, Patrick H., Tbomaaville.
GRIFFIN, Samuel H., Macon.
HALL. Josepfa C, Rockledge.
HARDY, Jobn V "

' ■■- w„,...„„,,.

., Reaaea.

SHARP, Uncoln, Sparta.

SHAW, Herbert B., Adel.

Cocporala

Bud Leader
SHEAFFER, Herman B.. Fort Screren.

GIANDALIA, Peter. Atlanta.
MILLS. Freeman C. HKOn.

Ouuirnir
WITHOFT, John F.. Fort Valley.

BRANAN, Mau

F Edw., Nor

a Park.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 213

GEORGIA

Printn— CoDlinDcd PriTilei — Cootinued

BUNN. Claude, Summit.
8URDELL, Abraham, Nichols
BURKE J«H. Munncrlyn.

BYRD, Erncrt, Allan
CALDWELL, Willie, AueusU
CAMON, EroMt. Slatesboro.
CAMP, Ambus, Winder.
CAMP. David B., Dublin.
*"■ ■, ValdoaU

COX. CharlM V. L., Arlinston.
CREECH, Hemp, Metier.
CROSBY, HenTT MelVin, Nonoan

Park.
CROSBY, iTfT v., Gordon.
CROW, Spartan L., Varaelia.
CROWELL, Walter W.. Atlanta.
CRUMLY, Gmeral M., Leaf.
CRUTCHFIELD, Polk, Social Cirdi
CURRY, Teny, RaFBville.
CULPEPPER, Arthur B,, Savannah.
CUMMINGS Aleck, Sanderaville.
CUSBERT, Willie, Savannah.
DANIEL, John C, Aonia.
DANIEL, John W., DawMin.
DANIEL, Leandcr, Palmetto.
DANIEL, Norman E., Manor.
DAVIDSON, Jamei E., Fairmont.
DAVIDSON, Otis, Culloden.
DAVIS, "

GeorBe, BlakeW.
' ■ Wrigbttvilie.

N atlmniel ," A vera.
Obie L..
Paul, Ha

DEAN, (

Clifforrl F., ThomasloD.

DEAN, Robert Lee, Tytj.
DELK, Thomai H., Fitzserald.
DENNEN, Cauer, Wanrick.
DENSON, Wealey, Brown.
DERI SO, Willie H., Wadley.
DEVON. Marion, Gfenville.
DILLARD. Georse W.. Fori;^h.
DINSMORE, Herman, Cummini
DODGEN, John R., Smyrna.
DOZIER, Frank, Stockton.
DRUMHOND. Robert, Bowden.
DUBIGON, Mote, Thomaiton.
DUDLEY, Tommie, Kite.
DUGGAR, John B., Pembroke.
DUKES, Green, Campion.

214

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

GEORGIA

ilinuid
NEALY. Tom. Utimtmi.
NELMS. Jamci O.. Leaf.
NELSON, Joieph H., Cairo.
NIX, Walter, Monticrllo.
NOELL, Dtufc, Crawford.
NORUAN, George Boirmin.
NORTH. Rich»td, S«Mon.h,
ODUM. John W., Odum,
OLIVER, L»cy, Oliver.
O'NEAL, B. S., Helena.
O'NEIL, Malhii, Lieiber^.
PAGETT. Parker I„ Palmetto.
PARHAM, Roicoe. Foti Gainea.
PARKER. John, Milan.
PARTLOW. Tom, Honora.
PASCHAL George A., Roopnile.
PASCHAL. Tommie, Sayle.
PEAR5ALL. Thomai. Nicholll.

PVivatei — Continued
SHEFFIELD. Harrj. GuytoD.
SHEFFIELD. Raymond M.. Statham.
SHEPHERD. Haryey L.. Sycamore.
SHEPHERD. Lige. Boaton.
SHIRLEY. Samuel L.. Tiser.

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GEORGIA

215

PriT^lc* — CoBtioned Sarseuti — Continued

WATSON, Luther <Biuter). Jenkinj. RAHSEY, HBllhew, Jackton.
buFK. THOMPSON, Lewia, Gibioa.

WATSON, Tom. Thonuslon.
WATSON, William E., Sumner.
WATSON, Willi* , StockbridEc.
WEATHERSPOOL. Andrew, Summer-

Corporata

HAYNES, Henry, Commerce.
HAYNIE, Loul. A.. Newman.
HEFNER, Henrr F., Kennesaw.
HIGGINBOTHAM, Jtma L., Cov-

DIBD OP WOUNDS
Colonel
CAVENDER, Joieph W., Cairo.

CONKLING, JoKph W.. Atlanta.

BEASLEY, Tom Reed, Reediville.
BELL, Verill T., Wooditock.

CRITTENDEN, Charlei G., Thoma

ville.
HUMPHREYS, Ralph Wilbcr, Lii

TOEL,°Y. Lron*. AtUnla.
NEEL^ Joe N.^ jr., Macon.
PHILLfPS, Mercer M., Acworth.
RUSH, Maiuiieu W., Atlanta.
SETTLE, Paol T., Unadilla.
SWIFT, Clurlea T., Atlanta.

LIVINGSTON, Com.
PARKS, Richard, Ellija*.
RABUN, RanMm S., Wadler.

DIED OP ACCIDBHT
Colonel
THOMAS, Jame« A., Jr., Hacon.

Lieutenant Colonel
LAURSON, Emil P., Fl. Oiiethorpe.

RIOUX, Henry E., Savannah.

Lieulenanta
COLEMAN, William B.. Macon
FULGBUM^, Henry Edgar Hapeville
GRIFFITH,' Robcn frA^c". "^
LANHAU, Roy E., ftime.

l?i!i^^Tr'rm':e>i.'' -ATfigr "'"■

TRAVIS, ^meat Fear.. Griffin.

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GEORGIA

Lieutenants — Continued

WHITNER, Richard H., Atlanta.
WILLIAMS, Bill N., Calhoun.

Sergeants

CLEMONS, Spurgeon, La Grange.
HODGES, Syl. P., Dublin.
TONES, Willie E.. Augusta.
JORDAN, Paul, Lavonia.
LYLE, Douglas Connally, College Park.
TALBOT, John, Columbus.
WELLING, Arthur L., Atlanta.

Corporals

BROWN, Clarence, Savannah.
CROOK. Aaron, jr., Abbeville.
REAGAN, Thomas £., Stockbridge.

Bugler
GOLDEN, Morea, Pelham.

Wagoners

BARROW, Columbus Eugene, Bruns-

wick
PARKER, Albert, Mill.

Privates

BELL, Simon, Round Oak.
BO BIN, Neptoin, East Savannah.
BRYANT, Lawson, Cairo.
BULLARD, Lee, Columbus.
BURKE, Frank, Millen.
CARTER, Albert B., Greenwood.
DAY, Thomas C, jr., Maxeys.
DURHAM, Matt, Jeffersonville.
EDEN FIELD, Benton, Swainsboro.
ENGRAM, Claud, Hawkinsville.
FAVORS, James, Dawson.
FREEMAN, William L., Chickamauga.
GAINES, Henry. Hartwell.
GOODWIN, Russell, Macon.
GORDY, Perry G^ Thomaston.
GRIFFIN, Fred, Hillman.
GUFFEY, James, AtlanU.
HAND, John A., Camella.
HARDEN, Grady, Bamesville.
HARRISON, Bertie, Hazelhurst.
HENDERSON, Berry, Alphretta.
HILL, Jae, Atlanta.
HONEA, John T., Woodstock.

Private*— Co&tmned

HUDSON, Daniel P., Dexter.
HUGHES, Henry. Columbus.
IVORY, Henry, SmithviUe.
JONES, George, Atlanta.
JONES, Henry L.. Cornelia.
JUDGE, Lawrence B., Cecil.
KING. Ira, Amsterdam.
LILES, Archie B., Wavcross.
McWHITE, Fletcher, Valdosta.
MILLS. Herman R., Gainesville.
MURPHY. Dellbert L.. Linwood.
PALMER. Joe B., Camilla.
POUND, Truman £., Thomaston.
REID, Jewell, La Grange.
RICHARDS, Clemon. Athens.
ROPER. Beura R., Bamsville.
RUSSUM. Charies C, Abbeville.
SMITH. Lonnie. Quitman.
THOMPSON, Arthur, Harrison.
THOMPSON, Peyton, Litonia.
WALTON, Jessie, Cuthbert.
WIGGS. WaUie W., Vidalia.
WILLIAMS, Thomas L., Lindale.
WORTHY, Robert. Meigs.

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IDAHO

218 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

IDAHO

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 219

IDAHO

220 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

IDAHO

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IDAHO

222 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
IDAHO

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IDAHO

224 SOLDIERS OF THE. GREAT WAR
IDAHO

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IDAHO

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227

EILLBD IN ACTION

CRUM. John R., PocattUo.

LinitcDUiti
ADAMS. Sainud Tj-Ict. Caldwell.
DOLE. Sanford B.. LewlnoD.
HILL. Ravmand C. LenlMon.
HOOVER, Stemrt W.. BlacUool.
KINNE. Harold S., Orofino.
LONG. John A.. Ctancevillc.
NOBLE, Elms J.. WoUsce.
PIERCE, WlUUm C.Twln Falll.
RHOADS,Jt- ■■■

m W.. t^vctCt.

DIED OF DISSA8B

MURRAY. Joff[>h H., Nampa.

BREEDING. Jay E.. Idaho Falli.
BUCKBEE. Waller H.. WelKr.
BURTENSHAW. Edmrd Colw. BoIr.
DES RUISSEAUX. Chaila A.. TwId

CUSTIN. Huold AnietU. Pocatetlo.

Falla.
STEINEtETwStM^c',"

Corpondi
BBY, Duikl A., Challla.
JONES, Floyd G.. Parma.
WARD. MaiUn S., Boise.

ROBINSON. GeoeviB, Namin.
ROVER. Nonne Maiy, WlnchoCer.

Wasonet
CRAWFORD, Arthur E., Pocatello.
PriTala

CRAUBLKT. Fnnk, Goodlnt.
EVANS, RotaDd. American Falll.
F08S, Bdwin A., Coeur D'Alene.
HCH^MAN, Gcorse. Jeromt.
JOHNSON, Peter G.MounUin Home.
I^LOGG. Levy L.. UounUln Home.
NOSCO, Mark J.. Buhl.
OLSON, AntmL.,Feiin.
SYLVESTER. Clannce A.. RaEhdrum.

PETTY, Huncbel W., ntaia.
YADBN, William D., Shubone.

UORRISON, EvI E.. Richfield.

AMOS. Drew C. Idaho Falli.
AHDBRSON. Bror., MuUan.
ANDERSON. John R., Print River.
AOSVBD, Arnold W.. Avon.
ARMSTRONG, Branard. SwMwatei.
ATKII^ Burtfe F.. Bonrnn Ferry.
BAGIEY, John W., Btockloot.
BARBER. Clarence it., Reiburl.
BARNES. Jewett L., MoKOW.
BELLING. Prank. Reihurf .
BERGENDORFF, Juliua F., Idaho Falb.
BERLINGHOFF, Franklyn U., White

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Pri™t«»— Continueil
WILKINSON, AHhur M., Bois^
WRIGHT. Ednril N.. 5|. MBrles.

IDAHO

Pri™te»— CoolLnu<d

DIED OP WOUNDS
Lltuteoaat
FOX. Ctark G., Buhl.

Sttgtant
CHRISTIANSEN, NIeli, Malad City.

Catponla
ANDERSON, John A.. Blackfoot.

SLOAN. Wlllam W.. Cantii.
SMITH, GMrgc Anthony, Victor.
SOULE, WUIiaio W.. Salmon.
TAYLOR. William. GraKnfw.
THORNTON. Earnot, Thornton.
TIFTON. Louii D„ Lcwiston.
TROWBRIDGE. Sherman. Gennett
YATES, Buil C Nciperce.
ZUMWALT, Huribwt. E.. Boiae

DI&D OP ACCIDENTS

BROXON, Donald R., K

ATKINS, B .

BACKMAN, Aithur. iioy.
BIERCE. JuomF Arthut. S[>liii Lake.
BOVENGER. Richard, Boise.
BURNS. Noah M.. BoUc
CANDLAND, Kcnnfth E., Pocatcllo.
CARSON. Clyde T . MuUen.

AAS. Peter A.. Kendrick.
BLACKBURN. John, Soda Sprint*.
BOBBITT. Charlci A.. Oiofina.
BOLLER. Samuel C. Poilaich.
BRYANT. William J.. Coeur D'Alene.
COX. Elmer W.. Parma.
GUSHING, Lemuel H.. Mojcow.
CRYSTAL, Thomai B.. Blackfoot.
DAVIS, Frank D.. Waton.
ENGLISH, Kail. Kooakia.
FIKSTAD. Melvin T.. Thornton.
FIRTH, Tliomat Harry. Firth.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 231

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ILLINOIS

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ILLINOIS

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 237

ILLINOIS

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 239

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273

KILLBD IN ACTION
Hijon
HILL. Henry Root. Quincy.

LANGWILL, WUllBin G„ Auron.
RIVET, Jamei D., Oak Park.

BALDWIN. Wmram W., Chicago.
DAVIS, Harold Wyman, Sycamote.
DEILEY. Paul C. Chicago.
HOOPES. Harold C, Ipava.
LOWEN. J«K. Chicago.
MOSELEV, Artbur Fnindi, Ftteport.
PETTIT, William S., Chicago.
SERCOMB, Albert A.. Chicago.

AARVIG. Truman. Pontine
BARTON, Later C, Chicago.
BELLOWS. FrukJio B.. WUmette.
BETTS. Elden S., Allon.
BLANCHARD, Merrill. Evaiuton.
BLANKENSHIP, Frederick Otto, Rkb-

BLOM', Herbert C, Chicago.
BROTHERTON. William E.. Guthrie.
BURES, George E.. Chicago.
BURT^ Darrel D.. Waukeian.
CARPENTER, Jay I.. Rochelle.
CARTER, Arthur R., Carbondnle.
CLBNDBNEN, Paul M., Cairo.
COLTRA,Ii ■ - ■-
COWAN, Jo

COX. Paufc ...

CROWLEY, Sydnei' L,, Oak Park.
CROWTHER, Orlando C. Canton,
CUNNINGHAM. Oliver B., Chicago.
DAPPERT. JamB Ivan, Tavlorvllle.
DICKSON, Harrison A.. SpringSeld.
DOOCY. Elmer T., PlltaEeld.
DOW. Julian N., Neoga.
EDWARDS. Adrian C^ CamjUlon.
EMERV, JoBeph W. jr., Quincy.
ESTEP, Edwin R.. Cfcero,
ETSHOEIN. Sam. Chlogo.
FINKELBERG, MorriTSpring Valley.
FRAME. WDIiam F.. Chicago.
GBRDIN, Andrew J.. Chicago.
GIUS, Gtmt L., Chicago.
GO^I4AUiC Orlando. Freeport.
GODFREV, Frank C, SUuntos.
COETTLER, Hanld E.. Chicago.
GROSS. Hairy J., Jr., Oak Park.
GOLBRANMEN. Arvld W.. Chicago.
GUNDERLACH. Andre H., Chicago.
HACKETT, Harry E.. Chicago.
HARRIS, David B., Chicago.
H AY. W endeU P., Elgin.
HBFFBRAN, Thomai E. M., Chicago.
HBLLER, Mark E., Wllmette.
BQBYHCK. Frank J.. Evanston.
HOGAN. George. Ne» Haven.
HOWARD. Herbert W., Chicago.
JACKSON. Harry H., Chicago.
KSSr, Hcmy B.. Chicago.
KEISBR. Harry M.. ChTiago.
LAWRENCE. Edgar Allred. Chicago.

inued

Wright; CuitaVe, OaE Park.
Second Liratenaat
BUSBV. William H., CatUn.

Bat. Sergeant Major
McCOLLUM. Lawrence S.. Benton,

Sergeant! — Continued
RSICHARD, Wilbur Lee, Chicago.
REILLV. John A.. Springfield.
RIDDLE, Lawrence Scott, MaCtoon.
RIPPERDEN. Sherman. Omaha.
ROBINSON. Franklin S.. Chicago.
RODGERS. John W., EquaUcy.
ROHACEK. Martin 1., Chicago.
ROSE, Arvel C, CarUnvUle.
ROWAN. Paul C.. Elliabethtown.
SCHLINSKI, JoHph, Chicago.
SCHWEITZER. Fred. Chicago.
SCROGGINS, Walter " ™"

CIPHER, Manlphe. luka.

STOUT. WflUam U, Chligo.
SULLIVAK. Stanley Francli, Chicago.
SUTHERLAND, lumtt. Chicago.

IRiiu.y, tsoDumiL.
[TOVBC, Tbomai
3GT. RAlnt H.. •

WALTON, Albert T.. Dwight.
WARD. Olvec G., Clikago.
WATSON. William, Carbondale.
WHITE. Word P., Chicago.
WILLIAMS, Caatle C. Decatur.
WINCHESTER, Emeat E.. lola.
WINKLEBLACK, Ctarence D.. Reardoo.
WRVAKIS, Alex, Chicago.
VARMO. Robert. Chica—

:hlca«i.
., Laaille.

Corporal!

MOORE, iBBiea H., Berwyn.
MORGAN, Frederick H.. Eldn,
NORDQUIST, Oicar W., Oak Park.
PARKER. Raymond W„ Champaign.
PETERSON. Oscar, Chicago.
PETERSON. William Chandler. North

Cryttal Lake,
RAVMOND, Samuel William, Ottawa.
REID, George T., Austin.

... Oak Part

THRALL, Loren R., Bone Gap.
TURNER, Jamea A., Chicago.
VOLLINTINE, Slater H., Taylorrtlle.
WARE, Manierre B.. Keniiworth.
WILSON. Milton, Kingiton.

274 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ILLINOIS

CarpocBl*— Conlinntd Corporal*— Continued II echuiiei— Continued

NELSON. Nell T.. Evuuton.
REZANKA. Edmrd L., Chlcaao-
SAUNDERS, WUlUic, Chie»«o.
SELLINGER. Chirlfl, Jollet.
SHEPPARD, JeM J., SprlnifieM.
SMITH. Hury W.. Lake BiuO.
STOLL. Georte A.. Chicaio.
WALTER, MsuriM G.. Alton.

Ifuuciu
H1NRICHSEN. Heniy, Chica«a.

iKRTTtict

RANDOLPH, Otlio H., V»le.

ABNEV, Geone C. Rockford.
ABRAHAM, Albert O.. ChJoio.
ABRAM. Ben, Chicago.
ACKERMAN, iHdore. CUafo.
ACONTtUS, Geone. Chicago.
ADAMS. JoKpfa. CUcBEO.
ADAMSKI. WUUun, Chicago.
AHLF, Ben. Centnlla.

FRANCE^. Chailea H.. Chicago.
SCHULTZ. EU H., Oak Puk.
THOMAS. Everett. Pari*.
WIPPER. EnwM. Chksfo.

Cooki
DAVIS. Bsnud F.. Peoria.
KAIN, Edwin, Cbkuo.
HASSEWER. Rudolph. Chlcaga.

i ONES. John, Cblcuo.
:iNG. Roy L., Pckln.
MONFBRDINI, Joe J.. Fairbury.

MONROE, Frank Jamea, Chicaga

_. ,^ ii„t,.-i, BAUMGART. WlUlam cTcEcam.

Chief Hacbanic BAZAREK, Stanley F., Chicago.

ANDERSON. Floyd, Urbana. BECKER, Leooaid F., Hlgblaod.

BECKING, Alvln F. Chicago.

„.. ... BELL. Port, NrwHolland.

GOSZTOWT, Broniilaw, Aurota. BELLAR. Eugene T.. Chicago.

HOFMANN. Chariea Valentine, Chicago. BEMBERG, Henry, Chicago.

KAWCIZVNSKI. Aleiandet J.. Chicago. BENEDETTI. Nlckoloi J.. Chicago.

MARTIN, Lyman H.. Mani^d. BENGSTON, Vnm AllT Rockfnd.

McMAHON. Clarence. Canton. BBNHOFF, lowph. Bree«^.

MILLER, John Jacob. Galena. BENNETT, Andrew, Makanda.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 275

ILLINOIS

Private* — CoBtinned PrivMt* — Continued FrivMc* — Conliaued

BENNETT. Artie. CUoton. DICKINSON. Don M.. Oak PuK.

BENSON, Laurence. E*>aMon. DIBSEN, Anton. Cermaotown.

BERG. lack. DwitUIc. DIETERLE, Ulchul H.. Chlcaio.

BERGgVIST. Rudidph W.. Rockfonl. DION. JoKph A., Rockford.

BERNARD, mUtuD Peter. Chlcwo. DISUANC. John R.. Peoria.

BERNDT, Fruk C. Duvllle. DITTMAN. Cirl J.. Wcxiditack.

BERTA. Dominick. WUminclon. DITTY, John P.. Bement.

BERTINO. Fnmk E.. Otieat. DOAN, BHiah. Dixon.

BERTZ. JoMph. Chicaio. DOBINSKl. SylTettet, Chlcafo.

BICKELHAOPT. Jobn H.. Wateiloo. DOMIANO. Ciiailei. Chicago.

BIBSCENTHAL, Artbui. Cblcaao.
BIESTERFOX), Uanln, Crete.
BILLHIMER. John. Chicaxo.
BINGAHON, AUred I., Straibun.
B RKLAND, Walter B.. Chicsfo.
B SHOP. Levi. Dexter.
BLACK, Walter A.. Fnderick.
BLAKE, Frederick, Norrii City.
BLAKBSLEE, Admiral T.. Urbana.
BLANK, Ceorte. Aaron-
BLATZ. Fred J^UlUMadC
BLOHH, B^amlD. Palatine.
BLYE, Charlie R., Peoria.
BOCKUAN. Harry 5., Chlcaso.
BOHU^ND, Fred. Troy.
BOLLHORST. Martin. Boody.
BONFIELD, Geocie, Chicaia.
BOULDBH, Ambroae. Eait St. Louis.

BOWER, Einet Merloa,
BOYD, Altbur W.. Aurora.
BOVER. Carl M^ PranUin.
BOYER, Merrii E.. Foreat Park.
BOYLE, Ledle, Shaiiaoa.
BRADLEY. Bertla L.. EMorsdo.
BRADLSV,_ChailerDaavak.
BRADSHAW, Fred. CUcaao.
BRANDENBIIRG, Bdini3 H.. Walafa.

Chleat

DHjiiiuju<tDnk,n. jonn J., Belleville-
BREU, Oku C, CaanrviUe.
BRENNSR, Iwdofc, Cblcaco.
B&ICKUAN, Nathan. Cblcaco.
BRIDBL, Vnilkm D„ OMiat)'.
BRIGGS, Bnrdett A., Uarenao.
BRIGGS, Richard, Germantown.
BRINDZA, Alexander AuguM, Harvey.
BROCKMAN, Artbiir Cbaites, Chicago.
BROOKS, Charlca, filuSa.
BROOKS, Norman E.. Sparta.
BROOTHEN, Gnnner O.. Cblcaio.
BROWN, Fiankjoseph. Chlcaio.
BROWN. Fred WorW, Cwa City.
BROWN. Orville F.. Decatur.
BRZYSKI, JoKph, Chlcaco.
BUBLIS, Piank D.. Summit.
BUCHMEIR, Geoite. Monee.
BUECHLEIN. John H.. Dupo.
BUETTNER, Victor. Waterloo.
BUHRMAN, Levi. Kaufman.
BUNTING, W H., OlDcy.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

HERTTER, WlUlc J.. Rack
HETZEL, Fred W., PeoiiL
HEUER. Ed«rd L.. Chlcato.

BNSEN. HuT7 W., Chkuo.
. BWBLL, Bonnie L.. Coiiiland.
. OHNSON, EraU H., CItiCBEo.

OHNSON, Eric, J., G«wva.

OHNSON, GUbcR, Viola.

OHNSON. Harry S., Rockford.

OHNSON. June* N., Uulkeytown.

OHNSON. Ndi A., MollM.

OHiraON. Ok, Gable.

OHNSON. Sidney M., Otoa.

OHNSON, VemoD, GUIeiple.

OKERS, Walter J., Dow.

ONES, Charlie, Centralla.

ONES. Clarence U. Bdvideie.

ONES, Cmtla, Xenla.

ONES, Elmer, Nebo.

ONES, Lawienoe E.. Summer.

ONES, Merel E., Newton.

ONES, milaid A.. Peoria.

ORDAN, Delbert R., Eofield.

UDD. John Theodore. Dahlgren.

(JHL, timet R-, Chicaio.

UPIN, Blibop U.. Vermillion.

lAEMMERBR, Geone H.. EaiC St.

EAISBR. John H., Belvldere.
KAKOWSki, Joe, Madlnn.
KALINSKI. Albert. Hoopeitan.
KAMINISKI, John, Decatur.
KAMINSKI, John M.. Chlcaco.
KANE, John,Uaiimauth.
EANKA. Jo«ph. Chicago.
KANOUSE, £uM R.. Kankakee.
KAPSCHULU WUllam M.. Chicago.
KARWSLAT, Andm, CoUInn'lUe.

KASLSNSKl, I

ER. Joe, Chicam.
;R, deoiae V., Ch
UAN. Hymon. C

irlniAeld.

^ Harry O.. Bloom
NAN. JOMph W.. I
T. WllOam M., Frt

.. Bloomlngttjn.

—- W.. Chicago.
Miuini. nuuHm jh'., Freet>oit-
GRAVSON. Harry T., Chlcaio.

HINTZ, RIchud Loul*. Elmhunt.
HIPSMAN. Anton, Cicero.
HIRCHERT, Edward C. Chicaio.

LOUPE, Stanley. ChlcMO.

\SSER. Geofie, Mayirood.

.._ . ptlo.Chkaeo.

HOCHSTRASSER. Geotie, Mat
HOFF, Walter Ai-- "-- '" '

HOFFERICA. Jo. _. ,_.

HOFFMAN, Tbeodote. ^^ham.
HOLDA. Wmiam G.. Chtewo.

OLT, Staereuo, Omaha.

OLTEE. Herbert, Eddateln.

OLTMAM, Walter W.. Oulncy.

OLTZ. Henry F., Thornton.

OWARD, AufUMin P.. Chicaso.

OWE, Bernard J.. Chkaao.

OWB. Loul* J., Ceatralla.
HOWELL. Ridurd C, Eait St. Louli.

OWBLL. Rsbert H., De Soto.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ILLINOIS

PrivatM— Continued PtintM— CantiDoed PrivitM — Con

KRIVINSKY. Hany Nkholu, CUaia. lUNN, WDkrd J.. Cblnao.

KROSCHEL. Albert J.. Chicwo. MANNING, Frank, DowoU.

KKUEGBR, Clurin A., Cbica«o. MARLO, John, WotrUle.

ERUBGBR. Clemeiu F., Chka«a. MARTHEU DelU*. Cblcwo.

KKUEGBR, Rot H., Qulncy. MARTIN, Chuk* W.. White HsII.

KRUSB, C*«l. e-'' m..n».„ ™.__. T>

UCUS^ CharlaKjeneyviUe.
niBHH.B'- ■ " ■

KUBHH. Bdwin F., An.

KUEHN. Frank. Chlcico.

KUHL. Walter B.. Galena.

KUHLMEIEB, Raymond Jullui, DakoU. HARINia Charile. Chkaco.

KUJAWSKl. Tomau, Soutb Chlcaco. MARTINSON, Endo, AnduT.

KULES, Stanlu, Chicago.

KULPIT, Fraofc. ChicB«o.

KUUMER, Emll. Chkaso.

KUND, William F.. Hull.

KUNKLE, WilUun H., Htunmrlck.

KURI. Andrew. Rovluid.

KUZDBA. Peter S., Ctalcwo.

KWIATKOWSKI. Joaepb, Soulh Chlcaao.

LACKEY. John Runell, Staawneetown.

LA JUENE&E. Heniy. Oak Park.
, LAMB, Beniamla L. . , Watettown.
IlAMB, Frank S.. Oblonc.

LAMBERSICY. William A., Cbica«o.

LAMBERTI. WiUkm R.. Chicago.

LANDRITH. Roy, KelUuberc

LANIESSICI. Vlclor, ChlcMO.

LARSON, Chuence A.. Lemont.

LASKOWSKI. Frank I~, Jr., ChleiKi.

LATAK. Csil. Blue Iiland.

LATCHNEY. Andreir J.. tUncaid.

LATOURETTE, Archie. Galeiburg.

LAURIDSEN. Jacob I. K., Chebanse.

LAWRENCE. Matthew. Hudion.

LEDBETTER. Chorle*. EUabelbUwn.

LEDWITH. Albert R.. Chloco.

LEE. Clarence, De Kalb.

LEE. HaiTv. JackuDville.

278

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Privi

PETERSOK. Hennlnc O.. Chlcun>'
PETERSON, Hennlng. W.. Aurofs.
PETITT, Georm H., Aihland.
PETROSKI. John. Chicago.
PETTY, WUIsrd D.. Prarl.
PHALE^. Juna E.. Chlcaxo.
PHALEN. John S., JailoonvILL*.
PHARES. LoolB S.. Mound Citv.
PHELPS. Harry L., Plymf
"'41LLIPS. Hennr- " "

EPMEVER. Bt

ERCE. Charla

POHLMANN. Frauds. Brumcls.
POLLARD, William, Litchfield,
POPELKA, John, Chicago.
POPHAM. Bynn A., Chicago.
PORCHELLA. Augual. Chksgo Heighu.
PORT, Sam A.. Chicago.
PORTER, ChailcB, ChicBgo.
PORTER. Roy, Parli.
POTAMPA, Frank B., Chicago.
POTHS, Hatry P.. Amboy.
POTUCEK, William J., Chicago.
POWBLL, Thomaa S., Hill view.
POWELL. Walter E., Springfield.
POWELL, WUItom, Dixon.
POZDOL, John J., Downen Grove.
PRATHER. Henry C. Flora.
PRCHAL. Wiliiam. Chicago.
PRESSEL. Emeat B., Mollnf.
PRIBIANCA. Alpine. Canton.
PRIBBLE, Loran T.. Raldgh.
PRICE, Carl J., Rcwalton.
PRICE, Harry T., Chiiago.
P ROBERT. Fiandi. Chicago.

PHvdn— Cont inued
ROSE. Louit. Chicago.
ROSENQUIST. George A. R., Chicago.
R05K0WSK1. John. Chicago.

cfcir-

ROSS. Jameu. ._.

ROTTEN BERG, Samuel. Chicago.
ROUSE. Clare. Galena.

~ It H.. Murphyiboro.

RUFF, Andrew E.. Stnuburg.
RUHNKE, Leslie Charin. Chicago.
RUNKELO, John, Benton.
RUNYAN. WiUiam R.. Lena.
RUPNIK, Adolfa, Chicago.
RUPPRECHT. Albert Chaiiea, Nokoml
RUSCH, Eroot W., Chicago.
RUSHING. Jowph. Granite City.
RUSICH, Dao. Cslaburg.
RYAN. John, Chicago.
RYAN, John P., Chicago.
5ABOL. John, Strator.
SAHAGIAK, Virdlck, East St. Loula.
SALARIO, Chariea. Strealer.
SALITERIS, JoKph. Chicago.
SALPOSSO. Geotge. Chicago.
SALVATORI, Victor. Chicago.
SAMOSKA, John, Waihlngton Park.
SANDER. Fred W.. Jr., Moro.
SANDERS, Marion W., Arthur.
SANDLER, Philip, Chiiago.

Prlvatet— Conlinaed
IBRACKI, Xavter, Chicago.
IGURD, Anton, Belwldere.
IKORSKI, Adam G.. Chicago.

[LOKOWSKI, Bruno. Joliet.

_JPES, Ftank L., Chicago.
SKIBINSKI, Andrew. Zelgler.
SKINNER, Dey W., Cullom.
SKINNER. Sam, Monmouth.
SKUROW. Hatty J., Chicago.
SLOMKA. Walter. Chicago.
SLUSINSKI, John F., Chicago.
SMALER. Paul L., Chicago.

SMOLBIL Adolf. Eait St. Uiuia.
5MYEZEK. ZygnoDt, Sterling.
SNETHBN. Edgar, Benton.
SNOW. Geone d7, Chicago.
SNYDER. Martin M., Aahley.
SOBENSKI, John, Chkago.
SOBOTTA. Charles J., Kewanee.
SOMEKS, Roy F , ifrbana.
SOMERS, Thomas P.. Kankakee.
SOMMERS, Joaeph C. Springfield,

50RENS0N, Oku A., Lake Villa.

SPARACtNO, Anthony, Rockford.

SREBNY. —

-. Chicai

STACHURSKI, Michael P.. Chrcago.
STADE. Henry W., Chicago.
STALEY, Lloyd A., Springfield.
STANCIK. Pied, Chicago.
STANEK, Thomaa P., Chicago.
STANHOPE, John D., Chicago.
STANKEV. Maiamiliion. Chicago.
STANKIEWICZ, Vincent, Chicago.
STANKOWICZ, Marian. Chicago.
STASIA K, Waltu. Chicago.
STATON, Preaton, HerrlB.
STECH. James M.. South Chicago.
STEN. Irving H.. Silvia.
"•""ZEL, fted E.. Chlago.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ILLINOIS

Primtc* — Continued Privitct — Continued Lieuteiunti — Continued

ford. WESTERHAUS, Luthet W.. Puli.

WILCOX, George E.. Mlnonk.

We<[ Ham-

nk, Chicago.
OUve.

a«ln.
S^ibvil

DIED OP DISBA8B
Li*utenant Colonel
REDDEN, Curtli G., Danville.

CapUint
BROOKS, Henry R.. Chicago.
DEVBR. Trtcey C. Chicsgo.
HARDWOOD, William E.. Jollet.
PRESTON, Loula. Chicago.
STURGEON. TltDj E.. Sprin«6e1d.
SWINEY, John D.. Rock Iiland.
WATERS, Frederick W.. Chicago.

Lleutenanu
BAILEY. John W.. Urbana.
BALDWIN, Benlamin B.. Mendon.
BOYDTON. Richard. Bloomlngton.
BREWSTER. Loul. E., Montro«.
CARMICHAEI., Byron B.. Eail S[. I.
BUARD. WilUtm R.. Kevanee.

Corporal*
ALLEN, Anthony H.. Cblcaio.
BANIGAN^OMph E., Chicago.
BARRING^ CODiMl E., Jollet.
BARTELT. Cari H., Dundee.
BJERREGAARD, CbrlMcn, Chicago.
BLACET. Emeit V.. Greenville.
BROWDER. Edgar D.. Chicago.

280 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ILLINOIS

BROWN. SUu. Waukcgan.
BRUCKEK. Cbarln. Chkoio.
BUCIAK. WllUani, Chicago. -
BUSSEMA, Frank. U Granct.
CHRISTKNSEN. Hwold, Chicago.
COX, Stanley. Dund«.
CRABB, Gl™ H., MacoiDb.
CREED, Abraham. Chicago.
DANIELS, ChestB. Norma].
DANIELS, Pete, Chriitopher.
DBISS, Hany P., Chicago.
DIEBALL. Artbui, Chicsgo.
DI PIANO, Guinrppe. Cbicago.
DOWLING, Robert M., Chico^t.
DUFFY, Jamee T., Ottawa.
DURBIN, Ralph, Cbicago.
DVORAK, JoKph, Chl<3gD.
ECKHART. Edward J., Cblcaco.

ChauSeun
CLINE, Rsbert C, Jr., La Grange.
— 'JINEY, Waller J.. C-*

COELLNER. Joe J., Hull.
Hschanica
ACKERMAN, Mitbew, Medlotd.
LEINGANG, Frank J., MUatadt.
PEARSON. EInai M., Rockford.
SANDERS, George I., Chkago.
TAYLOR. FredeHck A., OafPuk.
VANN, Aithut W., Mattoon.
WALU WUUam H.. Joliet.

CHAMBERLAIN. Jowph P., Hiuphy*-
EBLLER, Loult A.. Chamnalgn.

CASSTEVEN5, Geneva. Beecber City.
HINTON, Flolence, Dccatiu.
LIPPOLD, AnUoDDette W.. Cbicago.
O'CONNOR, CarmeUtc Cbkago.

Saddlar
SHERLOCK, Frank H., StadbyvlU*.

PriTate*
AARON, JoBcph H., Cbicago.
ABRAHAlUSON, Axel M., Lockport.
ABSHER, Banle. Thompunville.
ADAMS, WUliam M., HQIidate.
ADDANTE. Fraalc Cbicago.
ADLER. Geone C, MataeiUei.
AHLGRIM, Fred. BarrinT

ALLEN, Edwin, Peoila Heighu

ANDERSON. George I
ANDERSON, Jewe "

ANDERSON, John
ANDERSON, lohn

Willie E., Edgewood.

APPLEGATS, Henry, iCanna.
ARMSTEAD, Bud. Brookport.
ARMSTRONG, Etonald M., Tovlon.
ARNOLD, WlUiam T.. Peru.
ATBN, MUo v., Ipava.
AULD, Archibald. Chicago.
AUSSEN, Arthur D., Ottawa.
AUTH, William S.. Rankin.
BACKSTROM, Fied, CblcaEo.
BAIR. Claude, AiCoria.
BAKER. Carloi, Metropolis.
BAKER, Waller Z., Benton.
BAKER. William F., Sullivan.
BALLWEG, CharlH J., Springfield.
BARBARIO. Micbalangeio. Chicago.
BARNDS, Leo, Freepori.
BARNES, Robert O.. Chicago.
BARNETT. Cbarles E., Elgin.
BARRON, Ralph, Gluford.
BASEL. Fred B.. Lake BluS.
BATES. WUliam J.. Wiideo.
BATT AN. Frank. Auburn.
BAUER, ChrUtian J.. Salem.
BAUMANN. John, Venice.
BAUMGARDT, Henry. Sterling.
BAXTER. Jamea Raymond, Woodion.
BAYNA. Joaeph, Chicago.
BEACH. Frank I.. Albany.
BEATTY. Amo» E.. Ipava.
BELL, Jpha M„ LawiencevUle.
BELSNER. Fred. Chicago.
BENNETT, Albert R.Ttuacola.
BENNETT. Slepben J.. BelWdere.
BENSON. MerrU M„ Steriing.
BENTROP. George F.. Quincy.
BERGAMA, Frank, Chicago.
BERGER, Eugene McK^ey. NapetvUh
BERRY, Robert L.. Pomona.
BEYER, Henry C. F., Chicago.
BEYER, Phillip M.. Morton.
BIBA, AdIOO, Norwood Park.
BIBA. Emil, Cbicago.
BILEK, Jam«, Chlogo,
BIRKNER. Anton F., Metamora.
BISHOP. Roacoe W., Martinnille.
BISHOP. Roy. Ptintiville.
BITTER. Fred J.. Chicago.
BLACE. EmcM I.. Garden Prairie.
U.M4ICB, n«J«ick W., lUlopolli.

BOBENE. Albert, Chicago.

BIESS, Bernard M., Chkago.
GALLON, Allan. Deatut.
REYNOLDS, Willie E.. Alma.
BERCER. Edward F., Chlcaca.

BOBTT(!hBR. Richard P.. Chicago.
BOGDANOWICZ. Waldyslaw, Cbicagi
BOHN, William E., Darwin.
BOLIN, Jame* C. Long Point.
BOLLICl. Santo, Joliet.

BORLAND, Frai
BOTT. Eddie. DI .
BOUNDS, Welch. Chicago.

BOYD. miUao H., Macoma.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Priv»

—Com

BRANDENBURG. G«>r(C. Cbka«o.
BRANSKV. Peter, Chlcaao.
BREEN, WiUIun E.. Camon.
BREHNER, WilUain J.. Peoria.
BREUER, Raymond H.. Sheridan.
BRCX:COLO, Canoeii N.. CUcbco.

ILLINOIS

PriTiMt — Continued

Priv«ie« — Continued
PRItXMAN. William H.. MelioK Park.
FRITZ, PtilUp W.. Lebanon.
PULLER. Kryle. Fra«»rt.
FULTON, Hany G., Crystal Lake.
FUREN, Walwr E., Ftrttan.
FUSON. Glea £., WUlow HIU.
GARD. CharlH E., Peoria.
GARNER. Delbert L.. Wateiman.
GAUSDEN, Ftsnk l~, Chicago-
GAY. Stanley Tbomai. Chlcagc).
GEHNER. Mania H.. Mount Olive.

282 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Private! — CoDliDued Privite* — CoDlinued PriTmt M Contlnutd

KUEBLER, Geocec W.. L._-
KUEHNE. HFTben. Chicago.
KUKLINSKE, John. CUcalo.
KUTZ. Jmy R., Calhoun.
LAMB, Chula D., Belvlden.
LANK, OUva I., Canhag*.
LANS, Roder W.. Blulord.
LANEY, FWd J., Marion.
LANGON. Morrii. Cairo.

KBRR. Wnlcy W.. Chicago.
KESSINGER. Bat H., Somto.
KIELY. Frank A., Clinton.
KILKEARV, Wniioin P.. EaM St. Louis.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

283

fCKERING. Edwatd W., Wlieekt.
EJDA^mno F.. Chicago,^

inJweiibi

PREST WOOD, 1 Seymour A.. CenUalta.
PRICE.' Thomai T., Grand Chain.
PRVOR.iJohniL., Word™.

PITRT? IH.rmoTid SutOm.

'.. Cuba.
._lroK Park

RAFA,~Jotii', Chirago!
RANDALLlPauliS.. Atheno.
RASMUSSENJAiel.P. C, WoodHock.
REDD INGTON. "John C„ Galena.
RKDlNG.lJohnlA., Marine.

RENUCCI, Ale«aio^.. Chica.

RHODES, Hedric, Trilla,

RlNGS.lBayne.F., Tolctwatet.
R10,}L«wtcnce. . Cbiago.
RITCHIE, John. Sparta.
ROBERTS, Harben E.. Marion.

Prirale* — Con linued
THOMPSON, LuticW., Mulkeytown.
THORPE. Clifford, Macomb.
THORSON, Otl« C, Newark.
TIERNEY, Frank ComeUus, ChlcafO.
TINGLEY, Wendell. Veimonl.
TITTER, Frank, OTallon.
TODD. George A., VJdoHa.
TODD. Wmiam H.. Marden.
TOMAJER. Joaeph, Berwyn.
TOWNSEND. Leo J., Eaat St. LoulB.
TREECE, Rdkw S., Anna.
TURNER, Herbert D., EouaUty.
TURNER, James A.. Chlesgo.
UEBEU Ffcderick W., Cbicago.
UNTIBDT,' Edward. CblcaEo.
URICK. Foiy E.. Prapheiatown.
USHBRWOOD, George W., Lincoln.
UTTBRBACE,t Robert G.. Quincy.
VALLERV, John Jacob, Areiuvll^.
VANDKRPOOL,lRoy. Shelbyvllle.
VANDEVENTER.1L«tle, Carario.
VANECEK. Ludvik, Chicago.
VAN EVERY.iTbomai B., EvanKon.
VAN THOURNOUT, AloiB, St. Charlw.
VERCRUYSSE, Adolph.St. Elmo.
VERCRUYSSE, William, GcneMO.

VOORHEES,- Harry C, Raritan.
VOPENKA.< Charles. Cicero.
VOTARA.ICharles. Elmhurst.
WAGNER, Clarence G., Red Bud.
WAGNER. Otto. MayBtown.
WAHLBN. Frank G.. Racine.
WAKELAND, John A., MiUerBburi.
WALKER. HanyX.. Toulon.

RODVANSKI.tThomaB. Chicai

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Prlvatm — Con linued

ILLINOIS

Corponla— Conlinucd

DIED OP WOUNDS
Cwuiu
BARBER, Timothy L., ChfouO'
McLaughlin. Rowland H.. Chlcalo.
RYMAN. Herbert D., Mount Pulaski.

Licutcnuti
A RENDS. HcDfy C, Quincy.
ARNOLD. Robert F,. Watertown.

CLARK. Frtd E.. Daiton.
CLARKE. John Black, Chlcano.
COWLER, Samuel 1.. Belle Rl«er.
DEAN, Charles Abbott. Chicago.
FULLER. Ronrell H„ Chiqago.
GUSTAFSON, GeotK P., Sycamore.
HALL. Gordon R.. Chicago.
JOOS, William A.. Monli.
JUNKIN. William G.. Chicago.
LEE. John C. Chicago.
McCONNELL. Jam«. Manhall.
McDAVlD, Joel F., Hlllsboro.
McQUAID. Arthur, Chicago.

_ _ _ b.. Jr., Chicago.

TRITT, Hmchei C, Vienna,
WRAY, Harry C Jolirt.

Second Lieuttnaat
TIGAN. Walter J., Rochelle,

Strgeant.
ANDERSON, Haiiy W.. Chicago,
AUGUST I AK. Waller, Chlcaao.
CON ROY, Frank, ChicMo.
DELI BANT. LmH* E,7ChicaBo.
DOCKENDORF. Fttdetlck Aloydua.

CINA, Andrew, Chlcagp.
GRAUNKE, WiUlamEmil. Hebron.
KILLGROVE, Jake W., Percy.
NELSON. Arthur. Chicago.
RUMBAUGK. George Henry, Chicaii

ABBOTT, Ivon P., Findley.
AHEC. EmU, Chicago.
ALLEN. Later W., Chicago.
ANDERSON, Albert. BeMdere.
ANDERSON. Allyn T„ WUmette.
ANDERSON, Aodiew, Sieger.
ANDERSON, Andrew M.. Balavla.
ANDORF. DJetrlck F.. Kingdale.
ANDREASEN. Onur A.. Rockford.
ANDRICCILLO. Antorio. Chicago.

ARMSTRONG, Harry, Mount Cannel.
ARNOLD, Chailea W.. Rockford.
ARNOLD, Ra,vmond C. Browna.
ATWATER. Allen H.. Chicago.
BACON, Roger J. S.. Chicago.

DA\^vr<. noier J. s

BALDWIN, Otto, I

BALTREMA5. Charlei. Chicago.
BANKS. Elmer, CheKcrfield.
BARANOWSKI, Walter, Chicago.
BARNES. Bruno. Chicago.
BARNBTT. Harrr A-. Elgin.
BARNICK, WtUEun H.. Peternburg.
BARR. Uelvln A,. Chicago.
BASONB, Sam, Chicago.
BASTL. Tony, Chicago,
BATES, WiUiam DTCanlon.
BEALIN, Edward Paul. Chicago.
BEARDEN. William L., Auburn.
BECCHELLI, Celestino. Kincaid.
BECK. William R.. Wlndaor,
— KKFORD. Stephen, Chicago.

BELFRY. Eari. Chicago.
BELLIZZI. Jamei V.. Chicago.
BENISCKEK. Jatne* A.. Chkafo.
BENSON. Rolla, Ava.
BENTKOWSKl. David S., Chicago.

LcPlBlnei.

KONZL. Adolf, Chicago.

ARBEITER. Theodore A., Murphyiboro.
BALLARD. Forest C. Milii^.
BF.NEDICT. Ertieat. McLean.
BESINGER, Edward. Chicago.

Cooki
ARRIES, Leonard R.. Chicago.
BROWN. Conrad. Chicago.
LEWIS, johtl. CUCMO-
McDONALD, Harry, Aurora.
RICHARDSON. Albert. West FnnUoit

BBTH. Emeit. 1

BETSON. Ira G.. Colcht

BEWKEMA, Remke, Chicago.
BEYER, Arthur A., Chicago.
BEYERS. Bernard. Pana.
BILLMEYER. Clarence A., Chicago,
BINCKLEY. Herbert J.. Chicago.
BIXLER. Clumce M., Findlay.
BLASCO, Mile. Chicago.
BLASIU5. John, Jr.. Chicago.
BLASZAiC, Waller. SouthChlcago.
BLAUL, Frank. Chicago.
BLENKINSOP. Marcus W., Chicago.
BLUMENTHAL, Alabel, Chicago,
BRADY, Jamea. Muidock.
BOBIAN. William, Rockford,
BOCK, Paul S., Aurora.
BODEEN, David E,. Cambridge.
BOGDAJEWICZ. Henry, Eaat MadiMO.
■"" "N, Donie J.. Benlr-
, Howard A., BIc

,TTO, Richard, i

BOONER, Arthur L., C

BONNER. Charln F.. Chlogo.
BORDERS, James, Nashville,
BORST, Albert, Chicago.
BOSWELL. Harold. Chicago,
BOWEN, Frank, Gary.
BOWEN, Joaeph. Eait St. Louis.
BRAND. WUIbm C, Chicago.
BRANDT. Walter W.. Cicero,
BRADFORD. Cbrcuce. gin.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

285

BROWN. H.. Cbkuo.
BROWN, John H7M^b«pr Gra>

COWEN^ Eari, Wot Fni

ILLINOIS
PrlTttM — Continned

PriratM— CoDtioocd

DECKARD. iBloh. Oblon(.
DECRANE. Cbatllc, Atklawn.
DEHNE. Edwin L.. FulU.
DE ROO, Floyd, Clilcago.
DEVEREUX. Lawwnce J.. Chicago.
DE YOUNG, Peter D.. South Holland.
DECKSEN, Robert C Wsukesao.

DRABEK. Jetty. Cicero.
DRNOVEC. Frank. Chlcaco.
DUCKWORTH. Elijah J.. Patk».
DUDA. M<ka. Chicaio.
DUFFY. Edward. Cblcago.
DUGGAN. Harold John. Chicaio.
DULSKI, John A.. CbicBIo.
DUNKER. Anhut E.. Maieino.
DUNLAVEY. Frank O., Chicago.
DURKIN. Mkhad J., CbicsEo.
EAMES. Raymond R., Blue Iila»l.
EASTERDAY, Ertielt. Calhoun.
EATON, John A., Chlcaco.
EGCERT. Walter E„ CliicBgo.
EICH. Peter J., Prsrie Du Roche.
EICKMEIER. Georie H., Princeton.
BISBNBERG. David. Chicago.
EISSENS, Charlea. Fulton.
ELBUS, Geoite J., Mount Sterling.
ENGEL. Henry. Chicago.
ERB. Clarence A., Waukegan.
BRISlfAN. Harry L.. StetUna.

GUDGELU Thomai J.. Cantrell.
GUENTHER, Harry C, Glenvlew,
GUNDLACH, Edward j.. Chicago.

ADDIX, Harry. ManhaU.

AIR. Frank, Decatur.
UJBIC, JoKph, Chicago.
iALL, Ebert. Logan.

ALLIHAN. WilUam A.. Eaat St. Loub.

ALPERIN Jacob S., Chicago.

AWKINS, Clarence E., CouHervUle.
AWKINS. Rdkd T.. Murrayville.
AYES, JoMph M., Chkafo.
tlAYWARD.Xton L.. Sparta.
EINZE, WllUun F., Thonuon.
EtXGREN. Uartin. Chicago.
ERELEY. Bnunctt C. Chlcafo.
BTTRICE, Lawrence E.. Belvldere.
EYDE. Albert D.. Marlon.
I C KM AN. Homer G., Lovlncton.
ICKS, WlUlam M., Newton.

286 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

ILLINOIS

Print** — Conlinucd Piintcs — Continued PrlntM — Conliaucd

PUGSLEY. Muwell. Nkhl
PYSZKA, EmUJolm, U Sklle,
RABUASCH, Htrnan Henry. La SbIIc.
RABF. Smrlne A., Newton.
RAMIKN. Hairy. Euikakee.

DISD OF ACCIDENT

3r.:.i..,i.n, uuy .... ouuiu jimmMD. DURAND. I Elliott. It.. ChlCMO.

SPENSKI. John, Cbicmeo. ELY. Dbumon. Cblcuo.

STADIG, Bertie G„ Waufcegm. GODDARD.tWalterVW;, Jr.. Waihlniton.

STAHUtErwin O.. Trmton. QRISARD.'John K., Chlcuo.

STAMP. Cllflord. RanUn. CROSS. H;Ay A., dhkaaof

STANKIEWICZ. Bokilow. North Clik<«o H ICEMAN, Jamei B., Utbam.

STANEUaiGiutave. Chicago. HILL. Oaude B.. Chicafo.

8TBEGOCKI. Andrew. Chkaco. HOLLINGSWORTH Fnnli E., Chlcaso.

STBLUASZEK. Waiter. SoutG Cliicaso. INGHRSOLL. Clayton C Rockford

STBNZOSKI. Stanley. Chicato. KBRLEV, Uodol^ R.. Simpton.

STOKES, CInilea T.. Calio. LOYD, Rklianl Edmnnd. Chlcuo.

STONBKINC. HetUT. Blrminiham. NARQUARDT. Jtmtt CaldtfTcbhsto.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

287

McCORDIC. Flelcber Ladd, CUaio.

GLOYD, ayde L.. Macomb.
RIETHER. John K.. CUcMo.
STETSON, Orluido S., ChlcBco.

ADAMS. EriKM, EvanMon.

Private*— Con linucd
JOHNSON. Hjalmu O.. ChlcMO.
JONSS. Waller J., Villa Grove.
JORDAN. Flank M.. Wapflla.
ICARVATT. Michael. Chlato.
KIRBY. Hencbet A.. But St. Louii.
KIRSHBNBAUU, William. Chicago.
KNEPPER, GICB Burget. Summer.
KOETHER, Fred G.. Ctilcaig.
KOSKOSKA. Michad, Chicuo.
KOTAVA. Frank, Chrirtopher.
KOWALEWSCl, Charley. Chicago.

Supply Bcrfcaat
GEETING. Gordon J.. Cbkaco.

Gcrceanu
ABBOTT, Jaima T.. Hmin.
- IA»fr. Hem " " "

GAUMIAN"

Henry J., :

ONKEN, Geone I., M

O^AtK^I^N^Y, Jamea John. Chicago.

PATTERSON,

Georee. Chlci
Ir il.. lUbertyr

Cotporali
BARRATT, John C. Dunuidn.
COB, Albert S., Port Byron.
COMSTOCK, EtDHt E.. Chlcafo.
CONDON, George, Chicago.
FALTYNSKI, Adam S-TChicago.
GOODPASTURE. Harry L.. Peteiaburf.
GUINN. Wayman. Evanaton.
KENNEDY. Charia E.. Chlcafo.
LANGE. Francis J., Peoria.
LAUNER, Rudolph A., WeM Point.
LUTTERBACH, Arthur P.. Chkaio.
MCCARTHY, Danld, Chiago.
MtJHICH. Frank M.. JoUet.
PICKERELL, Earl F., Stark.
RITZEL. Sylveiter L.. Joliet.
ROESEN, Hyman, Chicago.
SIEDLARZ. Jo«ph M.TChlcaao.
STANLEY. Warren P., Witt.
STENBOM, Harry R., Chicago.
WEST. Fotetl B.. Watafo.
YDE. Fred C, Freeport.
Cadet
HYTE. Wniiam J.. Chicago.

Chauffeur
WRIGHT. Guy. CUlton.
Cooki
CALLVIN, Edgar G., Chicago.
OLDSTROM, Arthur B.. Chkaca

PATTERSON, JoKph, Murrayvllle.

■ecbanlc
DUNLOP, George A.. Chicago.

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KUXBO IH ACTION

INDIANA

Corponli— Coolinucd

Prtnte*— Continaed

WORSBAH, Elijah W., EmuviUe.

BAYNE, SducII C.^ Bulberrr.
BROWN, HillOD. v.. Inditnapolli.
BUCHER, Elmer E.. Delphi.
CASSELL, Lee StuilcT, Freniont.

▼ille.

HUNTZINGER, Frank E., Nohleivilte.
JEWELL, John M., lodiaiu Springs.
IpHNSON, Arthur T., Cbewerton.
KENNINGTON. Robert E., ladUn-

UABSH, Harn H., Burnetts Creek.
HcILVAINE, Fnneii A., Indianapolii.
FARRY, Maxwell O., IndiinapoUi.
FLACE, Otho S., Bremen.
BEEVES, Charlea B., Plymouth.
Serse«itt

HUBBELL^^rink L., fndianapoli*.
UAYUIERS, Joe. G»rr.
SNYDER, Orra I~, Mlihavika.

Cook
CROUCH, Claud W., Goiport

Uechulu
BETHNERj Edward, Fort Wl]>lie.
MENZIE, Harlo, Larwill.
UOORE, TeiK H., Moateiunu.
REILEY, tuke L., Alexandna.
SLOAN, WilUun E.. Attica.

Wcgonen
CALLBHDER. Delbert F., Elkhait
KAPPERMAN, Heur. NewUrg.

308

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

t E., Vincenoo.

DRAKE^ henry, I

DUCK, Paul /, !
DUNCAN, Herbm a., leire n.uit
DUNN, Owen, Mount Vetnon.
EBY, Y»niM, Fort Wiyne.
ELLIcStT, Gilbert R., Pioli.
ELLIS^ Fied Howard Indiinipolli.

B., F"
Michi

Pri VI ces — Can t inued
BIB BARD, Daniel I.sparte.
HILKERT. Rhrn, Weslville.
HILLIGOSS, OtlD L., Anderion,

HILT, R. D., Lafaretti
HITE, George W., Foun
HOLLER, Han " ■

ENDRf:S, Chrii
ENGLISH, Oirenc

FARHARJ, Daba.1, „_.

FARRELL, John t^^ Fort V.,y.,c.
FARROW, Joseph C., India napoli*.
FAUST, Laurance, Mongo.
rEIT. Roy J.. Columbia City.
FIDLER, Jeny, Farneriburg.
FIFER, Cliude, Union City.
FINKBINDER. Everet H., Hdiod.
FISCHVOGT, Louu H.. Dillsboio.
FISHBACK, Mike, Cannelton.
FISHER, Denver L., Tome City.
FITCH, Alonio E., Blocher,
FITCHETT, Atbon U, Indunipolii.
FLORA, Luther, lodianapolis.
FORD, Donald I "—'■-■"-
FORREST, Charl

HITE, GeorB ., ._

HOLLER, Harry, Edeewood.
HOTZ, Jess, Hoogoolee.
HOUSE, WillUm U. Attica.
HOUSEFIELD, Alfred, Madiioi

illiiin R., indianapoli*.

MASKS. Clyi

UARLEY, Umw. .

MARQUIS, Oliver, Rotcville.
MAS£, Emil, East Chicago.
MASON, Joseph. Linton.
MATESKI, Anion E., Gary.
UATHUS, Clarence, lodiauapol
MAYNE, Robert M., Huntington
MEAD, Hairy, Elwood.
MEEKS, Lulher M., Lalte.

MELVIN ,' Trueman, i'ndianapolii.
MERKLEIN^ Fred G., Fori Wayne.

McENDREE, John T., Fountanei
UcGILL,Joaei)h H., North Verno
HcKINLEX William. Winamac.

McLaughlin, Miiton. otweu.

ITcNEW, Floyd G., Kohomo.
UADARY. darence, RochcMcr.
MAGNET^, Earl D.. TipUn.

PBELL, Hugo. Baleaville.

PUMPilREY. Oliwer

PUSHMANN. Mehne _._

QUIGLEY. Chirlea^ Indian! Harbor.
RADER. Lora "' " ■

inapolU
A., Goihea

KAU£.K. i.oTa vr., nanon.
RANDALL, Leroy D.. Engliih.

REED, Edeir F.. Kokomo.

PEED, wiir ■ - ■

REHME. I
HEID, Grove.
RIBKEE, Ell
RICHARDS, Geot
FICHMAN, Henr
RIDDELL, Ceorg
RIGSBY, Wirt, Indianapol
RtTTER, John V., Middli
ROACH, G( "■ ■

:, Salen

ROACH, George, Sa

ROBENOVIT2, Ben, Indianarolii.
ROBERTS. Norman Lay. La PorW
ROBERTS, William. Terrc "

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

PrintM-K^otitinticd
ROBBINS, A1», Laurel.
HOCK^Harry, La Fayette.
ROCKEV, Eventt Ltt, Kokomo.
RODOCKER, Ralph E.. Colf«.
ROSA, William R., Lafayette.
ROSS, William Keilh, Aurora.
RUTH. William, Mistral.
RUTKINS^ Tony. Lambert.
SALADINO, Frank. Cary.
SANTA, John, Whiling.
SAUNDERS, George L., Terre Hanlc.
SCHAEFFER, Mike W., BriMow.
SCHERRER, Earl Manaotd, Oiiian.
SCHEWEE, Albert 1., Terre Haute.
SCHUMACHER, WllUam E.. MiehiKan

City.

SCOTT, GralBm, E., Huatincton.
SCOTT, Otto E., Galveston.
SHADIX, Grover, Rockport.
SHARP. Fred Lulfaer, Anderun.
SHEETS, Hover C, Liberty Center.
5HELTON. Leroy C. Rochester,
SHEPARD, Chatlea T.. Fort Wayne.
SIEWIENICK. Sunley, South Bend.
SIMMONS, Curtis, Indianapolis.
SIMMONS, Orla Riuielt, Cordivill*.
SMITH, Carl. Milltown.
SMITH. Harry W,, PiercCTille.
SMITH. Leo, Martinsville.
SMITH. Loulg, Loaansport.
SMITH. Richard H., HatafieUL
SMITH, Waverly, Brislow.
SNIDER, James T,. Vincennei.
SNYDER, Simon E., Liberty.
SOLTIS, Michael A., Weit Tan

Haute.
SOUSLEY, Edvud Zeudier. Noitb

Libeitv.
SPENCER, Birtie R., Columbtu.
SPOOR, Millard. Brooklyn.
STEEL, Henry J.. SbelbyTille.
STEINHAUSER. Uariin. HanniDnd.

STRAIN, Lauiem Bennett. Bloomini-

STRAKER, Chailei Edward. ETini-

lille.
STRAUSER. Ertiest Franklin. Koleen.
STRIFPI. Steve, East ChiuBO.
STUART, Mosie, Huntington.
STURUEVANT, Charles C, Tiplon.
SUMMERS, Walter, Indianapolis.
SUNMAN, Coy R., Spades.
SWANSON. Albert Emanuel, Laporle.

VOGEL. Carl F,, Bowell.
VOGEL. lohn W.. Tell City.
VOYLS. Kent. Elizabeth town.
WADE. Bert, Indianapolis.
WAGNfeR, Efdmund G.. La Crowe.
WALTERS, Cbartes. Loganaport.
WALL, James William R., Vincennei
WALLACE, William B., Frankfort.
WALLACE, William S.. Oweaiville.
WARFIELD, Rov. Star City.
WARRINER. Elisba. Little York.
WEBER. Nicholai, jladison.
WEMPNER, Emmett, London.

INDIANA

PiintM — Continued
WEST, Charles A., Haileton.
WESTFALL, Elllg O., Vincennei.
WHIPPLE, David Orley, Forllind.
WHITE, Clarence R., Elnora.
WHITE, Merle J., Goshen.
WHITEHAN, Cyril. Michiganlown.
WIE5SE, Elmer., Indbnapolis,
WILKINSON, Frank J.. Fort Waynt
WILSON, Charles, Marion.
WILSON. Irvin. Hebrin.
WILT. Mark Leland. Goahen.
WINKLEMEYER. Carl A.. Fort

WISER, Emil P.. La Fayette.
WOHLFELD, Clarence^ Frankfort.
WOLFE. Clarence H.. Pools.
WOLFE. John W.. Somh Bend.
WOLFE, Paul B.. Conners»i!le,
WONDEBLY, Frank R., Jonesboro.
WOOD, Austin H., Washiugtou.
WOOD, Walter. Terre Haute.
WOODARD. Hugh S., Laporle,
WOODWARD. David C. Mew Amiti

DIED OF DI8BASB

LINGLE, 'John A.. Jr., ?aoli.
LOER. AuMin L., tvaniviUe.

GRAHAM, Rou G.. Fraukfon
HARDING, Roy E., Bedford.
KNOTTS, Frank A., Gary.
LEONARD, Frank S., Indianapolis.
McALPlNE. Malcolm W.. South Be
PRICE, Grover C. Judson.
SHIFE, Carl J., Indianapolis.
SHOUB, Lynn Y.. Fi. Wayne.
SPANGLER. Earl O.. Rictiraond.
VOGEL, William L., Duboi*.

HiMer Sigtut Enginw
VAN KIRK. Bryant F.. Vincennes.

ACNEW, John M., Winamac.

- "■RTNER, Fred M.. South

BRINDLEY, Oifford G., Brootsburg.
BUFORU, John M., Peicin.
BURCH, Mack Rov, Washington.
CHARPIE. Sam J., Indianapolis.
CUNNINGHAM, Fairrs. Elkhart.
DILLOfJj Orval V., Monrovia.
DONOHUE, Cornflius J., Loganiport.
ELEY, Chelmer C, Berne.
FALVEY, Frank. Winamac.
FIESS^ Albert D., Terre Haute.
FOX, Jalper N.. Kokomo.
FREES E. Beit R., Harrodiburg.
GOENS, Lyman, Bedford.
GRINER, Noble E., Briitol.
GUTH. Harry, Fort Wayne.
HOLLOW AY, Jame* Andetian, Clarki

Hill.
HUNTZINGER, Omer Albeit. But-

ford City.
IRWIN, Maurice C, Carbon.
LARSEN, Fred C. Indianapolis.
LA5WELL. Frank, Boonville.
LEZAK, Samuel, Gary.
MASTERS. John V., Knightjtown.
MAY, Frank H., Garrett.
McCarthy, lohn M.. Somh Bend.
MITCHELL. Earl H., Harrodsburg.
MYERS. Earl O., Jonesboro.
NORRIS, Francis A., Union City.
PAYNE,_William G^ Indianapolis.
PHILLIPS. Oliver P., Richmond.
SCHROCK, Lue E„ Nashville.
SLAYBACK, Howard. LawreneebiUK.
SMITH. Guy E., Veederrtutg.

CarponI*

ALLEMAN, Fravel E., Goihen.
ANDERSON, Henry D., Pleatant Like.
BICKE, Catl W., Michigan City.
BLAND, John L.. Baleaville.
CHRISTIE, Ralph G., Kokomo.
CONNOa, Willie T., Cannellon.
DIETRICH, Howard W.. South Bend,
ENDERS, Louis F.. Elkhart.
FARVER. Emery C, North Liberty.
GRAHAM, John E., Clinton.
GRAY, Harry Pratt. Pennville.
GROSSMAN. Carl, Huntington.
HAGA, Plummer L.. Shoals.
HALL. Henry. Mooresville.
HAMILTON, Gilbert P.. Coonen-

(itche:
iev7ho'

SULLfvAN. Josept E,, Gary.
WAGNER, Robert. LaFayelte.
WISEMAN. Cbarlet F.. Michigui Q^-
WRIGHT, Glen L., Bremen.
YOPST, Willis D., Wabash.

Cook*
BAKER, Noble CUrence, Bieknell.
BERGMAN, Albert H.. Indianapolis.
CRITES, Ernest A., Peru.
DERR, Lee, Hay ton.
GINSBERG, Myer, Terre Haute.
NICHOLSON, Adolph A., Crisman.
RICE, Charles Edward, Kendallnlle.
SIMPSON. James B.. Evanaville.
WARBRITTON, Einest B.. Fort

Wayne.
WEEKS, Stallard Rouoe. Paoli.

Horaeahoer
JOHNSON. John, New Ross.

Mechanic*
COX, Tames H.. HuDlingbuig.
HEITGER. John O., Bloomington.
McGRATH. Robert L„ La Fayette.
MARTIN,Iohn C, Evaniville.
MINDYKOWSKI, Andy, South Bend.

HUNT, William O., Perryrille.
JOHNSON, Leroy D.. Maiahfield.

COPELAND, Grace. Uba„uu,
McCORD, Crystal E.. Wathiagton.
RAPP. Rosa Mary, JeSersonville.

ALTIC, RusseL Frankfort.
ARBUCKLE, Barney. Scottsburg.
ARCHELGEB, Jaedb H.. Elbeifald.
ARENS, Haihei, Saratoga.
ATWOOD, Byian L., Acton.

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SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Privitc*— Cant idued
BAILEV. Earl R.. T«re Hiutc.
BAILEY, Hobut S., Liwmceburc
BAKER, Eliiha, Indunapolii.
BALDWIN, Grover, Mitchell.
BALES, Guy C, Kingman.
BANKFORD, Edward J. H., Fort

Branch.
BARKDULL, Clarence B., Daleviile.
BARNES. Ruby, Ladoga.
BARN HART, Glen, Monon.
BARRETT. Ivan H., Bradentown.
BARTHOLOMEW, Benjamin O.. Lapel
BASHAW, Clarence, Worthington.
BAUMGARDT, Theodore W., La-

Fayette.
BEACHLER, Roy, Union City.
BEATY. William AnderioD, Psoli.
BECKER. Mili« J., Delphi.
BECKER, Waldo W., Chrisney.
BEDWELL. Everelt, PleaMnlville.
BEHRMAN, Lansing, Fort Wayne.
"'■•"■■:, Clan---- " ■'

BENNETT, John, Winslow.
BERNS, David I.. Fowler.
BE5SELMAN, Ralph H., Richmond.
BLACKWELL, MoMe, Mitchell.
BOAEUF, Leo J^ Fort Wayne.
BOARD, Albeit B,, Fort Wiyne.
BOERCER, Alfred B„ Fort Wayne.
BOOKER, Claude Ssmuel, North Salem
BOOTH._ Clarence R., L« Fayetle.
BRADLEY, Joieph W.. JaaonviUe.
BRANHAM, Bay Roscoe. Osgood.
BREWER, WilHam, Elitaheth.
BRICKLEY, Raymond, Blufiton.
6R0NNENBERG, Earl, Veraaillea.
BROOKS. WUUrd. India napolii.
BROSHEABS. Waller. Newhurg.
B ROUGH, Charles, Ellcttiville.
BROWN. Nosh, Palcka.
BRUMBAUGH, Glenwood B.. Alhion.
BRUST. Oscar, Standale.
BUCHANAN, Bertram, Newcastle.
BUCKLEY, Floyd. LaFayelle.
BUCKNER, Harrison B.. Madimn.

ESTLICK, Hoyd A, Colambia City.
EVERETT. Fred, Matahfield.
FARLEY. GarUnd, Fort Wayne.
FATOUT. Anael, Cumberiand.
FINE, Earl L.. Wallace.
FISHER, Eameat, Shelhyrille.
FOUNTAIN, Virgil, Norman Slation.
FOWLER, Frank. Indianapolis.
FOWLER, Paul P.. Osweso.
FREEMAN, Lloyd T.. Modoc.
FRIDAY, Leo W., Chesterton.
GAINES. George O., Shelbyville.
GANGER. Floyd, Goshen.
GANGER, Olen L., Elkhart.
GARBISON, CliRord F.. On.
GARRISON, Oliver C. Tell City.
GEHHING. Francis C. Mishawaka.
GERTON, Marion, Mounl Vernon.
GETZINGER, Patrick, Hammond.
GIDDINCS, Homer. Westport.
GIRAHD, Frank Oscar, Whiting.
GLOVER. Earl. Madison.
GOAD, Russell. Evansville.
GOELZHAUSER. Leo I.. Evansvillc.
GORMAN, William, Morocco.
GRESSMIRE, Alva, Vitdersbarg.
HALL,_ Pemey, Linton.
HALLER, Glynn C Indiana Harbor.
HAMILTON, Raymond, Rushville.
HANEV, Bura H., Indianapolia.
HAPPE, Norhert, Booneville.
HARDIMAN, Howard H.. Princeton.
HARDWAY, Meddle, New Albany.
HARDY, Roy, Terre Haute.
HARRIS, Robert B., Braiil.
HARROI.D, Frank J.. Indianapolis.
HARTLEY^ Paul Tonnis. Evansville.
HARTWICK, Alfred James, Winamac.
HARTY, Edward John, LaFayette.
HAUT, Herman, fasonville.
HAWK, Sherman R., Orleans.
HAWN, John E., Uporte.
HAY. Horace Holmer. Bloomington.
HEATER. Samuel. Indianapolis.
HENDERSON, Clida L.. Shelbyville.
HENDRICKSON, Emmet, La Fayelle.
HEPPNER, Cbarlea, Oldenburg.
HERDERING, Carl C. Muncie.
HERNER. Raymond D., Madison.
HEUCHAN, Cleo C, Munde.
HI ATT, Ralph, Arcadia.
KICKS, Cleveland, Evansville.
HILEMAN, Herman T., Marion.
HINECKER. George. Upland.
HOBOUGH, Clarence, Logansport.
HOCHSTEDLER, George B.. West-

field.
KOLTZLEITER, Uwrence, Brookrille.
HOOTEN. Clyde E.. Fargo.
HOOVER. Alvia 1.. Rodtford.
HUFF, Herbert Id.. Cuico.
HUNT, John E.. Li Porte.
HUNTER, Harry M., Cross Plains.
HUNTER, Holmes, Wabaah.
HUNTER, Wilbum, Bloomington.
HUNTER, William Ralph, Conoersville.
HUNT SINGER, WilUam E., Indian-

HL^RDLING. Harm, OssUn.
IMBLER, Loring £., ZionsviUe.
IMEL. Earl C. Union City.
IRVIN, Waller L.. Kokomo,
lANZARUK, Dominik, U Porte.
JENKINS, Arnold J., Eait Columbus.
JENKINS, Earl A., little York.

OHNSON,
.OHNSON, :

roHNsoN, :

r, Hclmer H., Lyons.
I, Morey B., Collan Ci
__.[, Robert, South Bend.
TONES, Charles R., Temple.
rONES, Jesse, Mount Liberty.
[ONES, John E., Franklin.
TONES. Waller O.. Centerville.
itAHL, Earnest L., Otiw;o.
KAISER, Carl H., Patricksburg.
KARAKOW, Frank I., Sellersburg.
KEEFOVER, Charles C, Vandalii.
KEITH. Carl A., Joneiboto.
KENDRICK, Albert JeSerson, Coy

Prifit««— Centiiiti«4

KENNEDY, WUliam L., Grand View.

KESSLER, Fred, Manilla.
KILLION. Urahel E., Vallonia.
KINKER, Joseph H., New Point.
XIRKHAM, Earl, Michigan City,
KISSELL.John, MiUn.
KITTLE, Raymond L., Amora.
KNAPP. Loren A.. North HaoeheMeT.
KNOX. John M.. RensseUer.
KUEHL. George E.. Crown Point.
KURTZ, Henry H.. North Salem.
LAAKER, Ervin H., Dearborn.
LANHAM, Rayman_d. Rensselaer.
LARSEN. Edward tf, Hammond.
LEE, Homer. Indianapolis.
LEPPERT, Emil, Indumapolis.
LIMPER, Henry H. A., Edwardsport.
LOCKHART,_ Clarence, Freetown.
McADAMS, Doyal B., Forrest.
McGUIRE, Wallace J^ Lafayette.
McKAY, Wilbur H., Fowler.
MACER, Wilbert D.. Evansville.
UALCHOW, Eennaii C, Francesville.
UASTEN. Frank, Angola.
MAY. Harry C, Madison.
MAYBAUftT Harold, Ainaworth.
MEREDITH, Ervin D., Monrovia.
MERLEY. Adolph R., Akron.
MERRIMAN, Edward, Attica.
MILLER, Warden D., Solsbury.
MITCHELL, Everet C., Liberty.
MONTGOMERY, George H.. Fonluiet.
MORRIS. Clinton, Terre Haute.
MORRIS, Horace G., South Bend.
MOVER. Paul O. E.. Hartford City.
MURCHLAND, Rosa K., Monroevillft
NEAL, Herbert, Brooksburg.
NEGLEY. Arthur H., Lawrence.
NELSON, George E., Tell City.
NEWSOM, Mil&rd L., Columbus.
NICHOLS, Leonard E., Muocie.
NICOLY, Benjamin, Shelbyville.
NORDHORN. Bernard H.. LynnrUte.
ODLE, Frank S., Veederiburg.
O'DONNELL, Rogger H., Danville.
OLECH, Walter, lEast Ciicago.
OS BORN, Pear], Qinlan.
OS KINS, Earl, Gentryville.
OSTRANDER, Loyd G., KeDdaUvlU*.
OTT, William, Gary.
OWENS, Levi, Evaniville.
PALMER, George Emerson, Spencer-

ROSS, Grover, Tipton.
SAHM, Albert C, Indianapolis.
SALM, Payne, Rockport.
SANDERS, Eric F.. Indianapolis.
SANDERS, John H.. Grcencutle.

Priwtei — CoDlIniKd

SCHEHZER, Albtrl J., Tror.
SCHILLING, C»L Actin.
SCBMEIDERUAK, Henrr. Liparte.
SHIELDS, Tbarau A.. Bloomiogtcn.
SHOWERS, Jin.es W„ Crnthiana.

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311

SLENTZ, Dan

SUBA,

I R., Fort W>oi

]£.un, (.niricT ij., naitinue.

Aha. loduDa Harbor.
IS. Tam«, Fort Wlvdc.
HELL, Jodge E,. Tdl Citj.

OIBD OP WOUHDB

ELLIOTT, Kennrth Victor. Sfaei
GRAY, Hamon, LaPorle.
LEISURE, ETsett R., Sduth Be
McINERNY. Arnotd, South Btnd
ICURRAY, Clurlei F. A., Hammo
HANSON, Glam D.. Hamilton.

PARltER. Vtrncr ..., k....u
PORTER, Raymond T., Reyi
POTTS, MssOQ, EY«n»»ille.
RAGAN, Arthur E., Kokomo.
KOBBINS, William. BlooininpUle.
SANDEKSON, John C, Tctre Haute.
STEPP, Guy A., Terrc Hiute,
THORNTOH, June*, Matlhew*.
WIDENER, Willie G., Braiil.
WILLIAMS, Albert W.. Cul*ec.

Wasonen

ETTINGER, Wade H., Andenon.
JOSLIN, Ray A., Rome Citr-

ADKINS, Fred, Greencutle.
ALLEN, Oral C.. Mtrom.
ALSIP, CliiTard H., Poland.
AMMON, Bryan. Indiaoapolil.
ANDREW. Robert E., Clay City.
AULER,_ Henry, Alexandria.
AUSTGEN, Joieph Anthony, Schcrcr-

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Private*— Cant inued
WARREN, robn, Madinni.
WEAVER, Virgfl E., Fort W««.
WEAVER, WiSiun, Indiani '
WELSH, Joieph, (!r«n,bur,

. _ JHURT
'ILES, CUri

Tel L., H»rtford City.

WILES, CLrenc* Alton, Flor*.
WILSON, Atba A.. TiMon
WJL^aS'^"'''''^'''! S.. Loginiport.
WINGERT Harold. CmwfordjiLle.
WISE HART, Onl, ForraL
WOJIECHOWSKI, George S., South
wood; RuiutI H., Fort WaTnc.
YEAG^R, Cur tU t.. A th«to^
DIBD OP ACCIDBNT

Pilnlu— CoDtmaed

COLBUHV, Harry C
GRISNER, Waltc?, "
BOTHENBERGER.

SIM:

STUMKARD, Rot, Indianipolia.
SURFACE, kcnrj O., Gr«nwood.
TALLERDAY, Guy Edward, Elkhirt
THOMPSON, Albert, Chealerficld.

N. Delphi.

WATSON. HarolJ Si

llMter Bnciniu'
TIMMONS. Garner U., Fillmon.
Sergeantt

KOPINSKI, Syl«i

KvvASNEskr ■■

LAt7ER, Louii urarie, ron wavne
PATTON, Ennis R., Campbelliburr
RECNOL&. JoKph Holgjte, North

SCHUIi, Cherter E., Evwurille.

HOLTSCLAW, Oic.
PEDERSEN, H«ns W
ROWND, L«ter C. Ini
STACGS, Fred E., Ter

c T4^te.'

BBflcn
?^H5^X' 1*'°'* D., Kokomo.
CALLAGAN, Wibur T., Loiuxpon.

Mecbuilc
BUTTON, Fred Williun, Union.

ABHER, Bca H>rri>on, Loooootte.
ADAUBC, Jm, IndiMW B»rtwr.

MASSEY, Hoyt S.. Mitchell.
MENESTHINA, CFrilli, We.t T

Haute.
MOON, Charlea S., South Bend
MYERS, Jefferson C, BoonrUle.
NELSON. Rei E.. Kokomo.

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PIKE. EmoiT JcnUoD, Dei Uoiaci.

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tH ACTION Coiponl*— Continued PrIntM— Continued

KIDDER, Hugh P.. Wiokon.
Seigunu

Boitn* CAVIHESS. Cirl L., Chariton.
.. P., Wcit Cedu tUpldi. CHANCE, Ceorn H., Odd.
'" ' CHOSE. Amuni Surrille.

CHRISfENSEN, AndrevA., Hunp-

BSOGHAUER, SaTmoad J., Decoimh.
COLIJNS, Tunei H., Alden.
DILLAVOU. John W., Gliddeo.

GRIH. Alfred, W>terloo.
EAUILTOH, John A., Ldil|ti.
SEVERSON, Suiford, KauiAu.

PrlvitM
AABr. Uirli, Ute.
ADAMS, PaiJ R., £

ADAMSON. Gernlc B.. Tabor.
AGGAZONB, Ancelo, Centerrille.
AGNEW, JUtnTTJawnpoit.

ALLEN, ^rank C, Amca.
ALLISON, Saond C, Ctdar.

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PriTttCt — CODtiDUCll

KEWTON, Pcrrr E.. Oikiloou.
NICHOLSON. P*Ml E.. Mount

NINKE, Fred. Roctwell City.

Pilnt«>— Continued
ROONEY,J»mM L., Dahuqnt
ROSEVELD, Will., HulL
ROSS, Harrr E^, D« Moinei.

?inGEON. GeoiiCi 5«1«

PIERCE, faar
PIKRCE. Leroi
PIERCE, Willfai
PLANK, Willi«ir

d., Missootl ViIlcT-

RICHARDSON, Jamei M., Booat.
RIEDER, Nicholas, CilbertTillt.
RIPLEY, Loyd S., Lohrville.
ROBERTS, Donild I., Spencer.
ROBINSON, Roy, Ottomw..
RODGERS. Vernon. Lscena.
ROETHELER, Fr»nk S,. Elm*.
ROGENWETHEB, Nick, Spracuc-

ROGERS, In J., UmoDTllll.
ROGERS, Nc4 H., WintcTML
KONK. Robert H., Oakland.

, Dei Hoini
MOORE, Raymond C, Independeni
NOTTGEH. Frederick C, Wayerlj.
POSEY, Clayton V., Sioux Citr.
REEDER, John K., TiDtOD.
RtORDAH. Jamei H.. Oarle* Ctty.

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SMALLfAGE, Hdboorse F., £a«l* Wuohh.

Grove. "M™"™

WILLIAHS, Salomon, Cluton.

CHRIsfOFHEBSON, Jahs J.. Rem-

AUGUSTUS, WUlvd lUrmoDd. Scnn-

BABCOCK, Ror, Gitt.
BAILEY. Sunud W.. Fimr.
BALLER, JoKph A., Lewu.
BANE, Williun E., BnrliBEtoa.
BANWELL. RcKiuld. lonu.

TURNER^ Lonii T., Oikaloou.
WHITE, Robert E., Woodbine
WIER, Cliftm, Stot7 CitT.
WILLENBROCK. John C.. HvcngO.

DEAN, Lvon L..
DE BOER, Cl««
DE GRAFF, And
DEIKE, Arthur, i

FEE, J>]t Homrd, Bceck,
LUCAS. Chsrlti A., KufcDk.
UcGOWAN. NUi A.. Da Soto.
UYERS, Ror R., Winfidd.

OLSON, Gifford C. Gsraer.
Nurui

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Privitei—Cootiniicd

EILKS, Ck.. J., i>,u.»....^.
BUCK. Lewii ).. Binloo,
ELLIOTT, Clyde E., Kojit*.
EHGE, William T., Miiiouri V.ller.
ENGELKES, HiLdm. PaikenburB.
ERICKSON, Andrew E., Slritlord.
ETTELE, Robert B,, Sac Citj.
FAAS. Brron A., Williamsburg,
FAIRBROTHER, Charlei H., Helvio
FEHR, Anton C, S(. Benedict.
FELDMAN, Alfred F.. Builineton.
FELLER, Frank A.. SpragucTille.
FOLKEKS. Fred W.. Anarooi*.

GUNWALL, John R.. RideevtT.
HACKTRORN. CUrence E.. Oaden.
HAGENSTEIN. Adolph A., Umburn.
HALBUR, John, Carroll.
HALLUAN. Henrr A.. Beltevue.
HAMILTON, Edward C, E*ils

KEARNS, Thoma* M.. Fort Dodge.
KEATING. Raymond L.. Onslow.
KEDING, Emil J^ Waterloo.
KELLERHALS, William M., Noble.
KELLERMAN, John D., De Witt.
KELLOGG, Franeis E., Volga.
KELLY, Walter A,, New Albin.
KELTER, James C, Oltumwa.
KEOWEN, Henry C., Baker.
KENNEDY, Louie J., Rockwell City.
KENSLER, Floyd. Sigoumey.
KERSHERGEN, Girret, Bock Valley.
KESSELBURG, Elmer L., Wiukon

KIMBLE, Harry E.. Sheldon.
KING, Van C, Curlew.
KING, WioD A., Schaller.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

PriTitet— Continued
MIMNEHAN, Ernie E., Adaii.
M INTER, Htnrx J.. Deniion.

MOMNE, RoH E., J«up.
MOLSBEE, Samuel K., M»™e.
MONAHAN, jDieph L,, Shcrida
MOORE, Wimam, Rockwell Ci
MORRIS, Wilson A.. Shelby.
MOSER, Henuan H. C. Oslerd
MUELLER. Louii. CIlDIDn.
MUHS. William E., Lowden.
MUNDFROM, Jeiie G., Naihui
MUNZ, William, Holitein,
MURDOCK, Lewi) C Gilnun,
MUS5ELMAN, John C. Leon.

Private! — Continued

READOUT. Ceorae £.. Uicomti.
REBIK, Geotn A„ Toledo.
REDENBAUGH. Diuaie. Slam Like.
REDENBAUGH, ." - - ■

REESfe, Tom, .-..uon,
REEVES, Daylc S., WashioBton.
REEVES, Packer K., Bloomlield.
REIMERS. Carl H.. Paullina.
REIN KEN, Andtew. WciIct.
REITER, Eddie, Little Rock
RtlPPHUN. Fred. Lamolte.
RETTMAN, John, Wilton Jimclion.
REYELTS, John H., Hull.
RICHARDSON, Ralph W., Uanchei-

'Si.1.

erirl. Council BlulFl.

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PrlvatM— ContinDcd Hacbaak* PrivatM— Costinacd

Sibi CAUPBELL, Hiln L., Adel.

DIED OF WOUHDB

CLARK, CUtua H., Cedar Ftlb.
Strfcant*

350 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Piit«t«»— Contisaed Prirttet— Continued Corporil*— Continued

- - - - - SONIUS. Hmrieh H^ Spencer. CARNEY. Aiburr W.. NewtoB.

SORENSEN, Henry C., Woodbine. CLARK. GeDrge W„ Ainei.

STACK, George, Aredmie. MOUCHLER. Clyde L., Troy.

STlNOtHER, Jimei, low» CilT. __,

STONE, Elbert, Ida Grove. Pri»lt«i

^Yn¥^;4''.»"KH;' S?""£;l.?'"„^^ ADAMS, H.rold H. We« Union

TADl.Ock, ■-„- _.

THOMAS, Howard S., Dub

AITKEN, WUli»in G.,
ANDERSON, H»rry, '

^hSmpISn: fofn"k^*n^«^SS; APPLEGATE Ricl-nJ. De. Moines
OMPSON, ^Vm. R., AlbU. BAIN. E.rl, W.ylMld.

TIMMER. Hernmi, Boyden.
TINKEY. Suouel E., C1»rton.
TOD LOCK. Robert W,. Mediopoiii.
TOPEL, Chirlei L.. MonOB*.
TOSEL, Edward H.. M»nl^.
TRIBBV, Bob, Hounl Pleauat.
TRIGG, John E.. Dei Moinea.
TWEDTj^ WilUam M., Cslnur.
UFFORD, Foreat C„ Dea Woinei.
UNDERHTLL, Elmer E., Little Rock.
VANMETER, Harvey June. Clinton.
VAN VEEN, John, Pefi*.
WAECHTER, Lovd U., Ewt Peru.
WALKER. Ivan C.. Rockford.
WEBB, Delmar C, CenteTville.
WEBER, EhDcr R^ Piaiab.
WEBER, George Ftaocia, Graf.
WELLS, Waller L., Keolcuk.
WEST, Glen, Eitherville.
WEST. Ruiaell S., Piulini.
WETTLESON. Tteo. CUreoce. Poit-

viUe.
WHISLER. Emory Toieph. Davenport.
WILKEN, Frank W.. Deniion.
WILKINS, Charlea F., Ottumwa.
WILLIAMS, Clean, Boone.
Wr.VES, lobn E.. Waukon.
WINK. Henrj- C,^ MovUle.
WOODWARD. Willii F., Eait Peru.
WRIGHT. Arnold L^ Fort Dodge.
WUNNENBURG, Herbert Olio,

YOUNG, Frederick. Ccnlefville
ZIMMERMA N, John R. . Central Ciir.

DIED OF ACCIDENT

Lientenanta
ANDERSON, Charlea E., BaaelCT.
ECKERMAN, Hathew D., Dea UoiBM.
GUSTAFSON. Charlea L., Boon*.
LARSON, Harlin K, Harvard.
LEONARD, Warren B.. Creilon.
SCHAFER. Walter B.. Oltumwa.
SCHULTZ. Hertaan V.. Betlendort.

Seiseanti
BROCKHAN, Theodore J., Oaaian.
EDGECOMB, Orol U., Miiiouii

BASTMANN, Jobannea. Lake Park.
BEHRENDS, Uartin E., Buflala Cen-

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KILLED IN ACTION

Captain
DAtE, Edgar Haydcn, Coffcyville.

Lieutenants

BEATON, Lloyd O., Bold win.
BENNETT, Roy Alexander, Leaven-
worth.
BLAKELY, Victor Kenncy, Dodge.
BOONE, Ewing, Kansas City.
BRODIE, Clarence Alexander, Wichita.
BUSCH, Ralph S., Junction City.
CAMPBELL, Leslie J., lola.
CANARY, Tames H., Cancy.
CARTER, Marion L.. Howard.
DRUMM, Clarence Milton, Bigelow.
FISHER, Frank J., Kansas City.
GRUBBS, Clarence Oliver, Holton.
HEIZER, Robert Stauffe, Osage City.
HOPKINS, Thomas, Wichita.
JACKSON, Tared P., Atchison.
TONES Herbert K.. Meade.
KIRK, Andrew T., Conway Springs.
LARNER. Leland S., Oskaloosa.
McKAY, John Dempscy, Florence.
MEHL, Byron H., Leavenworth.
PRIEST, Wade H.. Greenleaf.
SCHWINN, Thomas, Wellington.
SLAYMAKER, Harry B., Peabody.
TROWBRIDGE, Carl B., Kansas City.
WHITE, John B., Hutchinson.

Sergeants

ADAMS, Frank Preston, Kansas City.

ANDREWS, Albert, Hugeton.

ANDREWS, Harold Reed. Independ-
ence.

BAKER, Alfred G., Topcka.

BAKER. Bernard W., New Cambria.

BARTELL. Elmer E., Zeandale.

BLACKLEDGE, Walter McKinley,
Orange.

BOWERS, Arthur W., Downs.

BROWN, Ernest B., Caney.

BROWN, Paul Russell. Holton.

CHAPMAN, Roscoe, Great Bend.

CHRISTIAN, Pleasant T., Topeka.

DAVIDSON, Frank Jefferson, Mer-
riam

ELLENBERGER, William, Emporia.

GILL, Glenn Elmer, Lyndon.

GORGES, Clarence, Wamego.

HAMIL, Lester D., Tonganoxie.

HOHBERG, Albert, Topeka.

KELLY. William P.. Fulton.

KELSEY, Harry R., Easton.

MARYMEE, James Clarence, Mc-
Pherson.

McCLAIN, Robert L.. Montanta.

McDANIEL, Lee B., Columbus.

McFADDEN, William F., Great Bend.

PFANNENSTIEL. Alex R.. Ellis.

POTTER, David Barnes, Emporia.

PRICE. Wilson Carlisle, Lawrence.

RAMSEY. Earl E., Cedar Vale.

RAYMOND, Jesse C, Hillsboro.

ROSS. Arthur S., Axtell.

ROTH, Ralph R., Atchison.

SMITH, Fred W., lola.

UMPHENOUR, Chester G.. Parsons.

WARE, Arthur F., Fort Scott.

WASHBURN, Raymond Separd,
Bonner Springs.

WEAVER, William Trew, Wichita.

WHITING, Clark, Dighton.

WILLIAMS, David R., Tonganoxie.

WIMMER, Lawrence M., Liberal.

WRIGHT, Roy E., Kansas City.

Gunner
GOETZE, Arthur C, Hudson.

Corporals

ADOLPH, Harvey, Scranton.
AXELSON. Otto Edward, Jamestown.
BANKSON, Ross E., Plains.
BAUMAN. Dewey G., Fort Scott
BERRY, Oscar R., Parsons.
BIERNASKI, Joseph S.. Minneola.
BLAIR, Tracy S., Buffalo.
BLOCHBERGER, Edward R., Leaven-
worth.
BOTTORFF, Glen W„ Downs.

Corporals — Con t inued

BOYLES, Arthur Lee, Luray.
BROGDEN, Joseph D., Topeka.
BROWN, Gordon Maxwell, Lebanon.
BROWN, Henry Frederick, Great Bend
BROWN, John C, Atlanta.
BROWN, Paul Russell, Holton.
BROWN, Roy O., Wichita.
BRUNSWICK. George W., Chapman.
BRYANT, Early, Towanda.
BURNS. William E.. Tonganoxie.
BUSTET?, Floyd E.. South Harpe.
CARLSON, Edward Gus. Alta Vista.
CHAMBERLAIN, James W.. Parker.
COCHRAN, Julian Card, Fort Scott.
COLEMAN, Lowell F., Goodland.
COONROD, John V., Arcadia.
COWLES, Dwiglit Jason, Kansas City.
CUTLER, James H., Abilene.
DANCY, Paul, Stilwcll.
DEMERITT, Everitt, Richland.
DOTSON, Clav. Neodesha.
FLEMING, William, Cuba.
FOX, Charles Edward, Kansas City.
FULK. Fred. I^ongton.
GARDNER. George W., Lowell.
GRUBS, Lee A., Emproia.
GUGGISBERG, Edward, Burns.
HAGEMAN, Harry D., Leavenworth.
HANSEN, .'\rvid L., McPherson.
HARVEY, Charles, Quinter.
HAWKINS. Chester L., Jetmore.
HENDRICKS, Ravmond. Axtell.
HEWITT, Henry L., Mound City.
HILDRETII, William Jackson, Leon.
HILLIX, Harry, Fredonia.
HORTON, Francis, Holton.
HUDDLE, Cordas E., Kingman.
TAMES, Morris, Madison.

rEFFORDS, Paul, Kansas City.

rOHNSON. David, Coffeyvillc.

TONES, Raymond E., Moran.

[OYCE, Harry F., Lcavenwortli.

JRKPATRICK, Roy, Olathe.
LAMBERT, LcRoy P., Montana.
LEWELLING, Merle T., Larncd.
McCLARAN, Carey R.. Culver.
McCLOSKEY, Purley Eugene, Agra.
McKEE, Arden Ilinshaw, Sterling.
MEYER, Clarence Leonard, Cedar

Point.
MITCHELL, Edward, Croweburg.
MOORE, Edmond Epnriam, Wakeeney.
MOORE, George F.. Lakin.
MORRIS, Lloyd E., Garnett.
NOBLE, Earl, Bird City.
PETERSON. Martin, McPherson.
RADER, Valentine S., Howard.
RAI RLE, Joseph R., Overbrook.
REYNOLDS, Irving Todd, Topeka.
RIDLEY, Fred, Clierokee.
SCHRADER, Otto August, Ellsworth.
SHARP, Frank W., Sterling.
SHIRLEY. Earl F. Frankfort.
SIDENER, Marion Monroe. Burns.
SMYTH, fames Morris, Eureka.
STAUFFER, James Lc Roy, Hepler.
STUNTZ, Hugh O., Lawrence.
SWIDERSKI, Victor, Leavenworth.
THIEME, Eitel Frederick, Goff.
TRAPP, Peter C. Herington.
TREHAM, George, Concordia.
TURNER, Lawrence W., Newton.
VIGOR, John E., Pomona.
VIGUS, Frank M., Ozawkie.
WAY, Floyd Leedey, Rock Creek.
WESTLING, John R., Topeka.
WILHELM, Claude, McPherson.
WILSON, Glen R., Overland.
ZEMKE. Carl August, Blue Hill.

Buglers

BAGWELL, Ernest M., Tonganoxie.
BRUELMAN, Lester B.. Louisburg.
SMITH, Jacob L., Cawker City.

Cooks
CROUCH, Walter L., Elmdale.
DEINES, David, Russell.

Mechanics

COLE. Harold F., Smith Center.
GRIFFITH. Elmer C, Winfield.
HANLIN, Charles H., Osawatomie.

Mechanics— Continued

KLINE, Azle B., Coffeyville.
MORRIS, George H., Attica.
PRIESTLEY. Rosco R., Cherokee.
RICORD, Edwin Ora, CaldwelL

Wagoners

CAMPBELL, Chick M., Pittsburg.
COTSCHALL, Howard, Douglass.
SCOTT, Charley E., Hutchinson.

Privates
ACKERMAN, Carl W., Merriam.
ALEXANDER, Jessie, Kansas City.
ALLEN, Forrest, Barleton.
ALLGOOD, Alvah J., Fort Scott.
ALVORD, Joseph O., Jewell.
ANDREWS, Ivan Earl. Leon.
ANGELI, Henry, Breezy Hill.
ARMSTRONG. David W., Centralia.
ARNOLD, Edward Ralph, Wichita.
ASHLEY, Llovd Eugene, lola.
ASLIN, Joseph, Aurora.
AUSTIN, Wayne G., Burrton.
AYARS, Charles W., Neodesha.
BAKER, John H., Ashland.
BALL, Homer J., Emporia.
BARnETT, James H^ Lucerne.
BARTON, John H., Chetopa.
BEAM AN, Roy, Oakley.
BEELER, Vernon C, Topeka.
BELDEN, Ralph A.. Lebanon.
BENSON, Walter W., Wetmore.
BERKIBILE. Vergil Meyers, St. Johns
BESKOW, Albert F., Lyndon.
BEVIS, Glen Lynn, Osawatomie.
BIRD, Chester A., Stockton.
BLACK, Benjamin H., Marion.
BLOCK, Joseph H., Lyons.
BOOMER. Solon T.. Sabotha.
BOOZE, Lucien M., Kansas City.
BOTKIN, Jay, Wellington,
BOWDEN, James, Kansas City.
BRANTON, Ralph Leeroy, WichiU.
BREIT. Joe M., Pfeifer.
BREWER, Tohn H.. Wichita.
BROCK, Charley, Leavenworth.
BRODBECK, Ernest August, Wichita.
BROWN, Guv C, Goddard.
BROWN, John G., Mulberry.
BROWN, Lee I., Syracuse.
BUCHANAN. Dewey H., Abilene.
BURGHARDT, Edwin L., Protection.
BURNS, Aubra, Council Grove.
BUSHONG. Edward A., Independence.
CAMPBELL, Francis, La Cygne.
CAMPBELL, Robert Frank. WichiU.
CARSON, George T., Peabody.
CARSTEDT, Albert B., Cherryvalc.
CASSADY, Ernest Leland, Fort Scott
CHALK, Frank Burton, Wichita.
CLEMENT, Claude E.. Kansas City.
CLEMONS. David Emery, Otego.
CLENDENING, Foster J., Fulton.
COLLIER, Earl M., Olathe.
COLLINS, John William, Augustus.
CONNER. Lewis L., Eldorado.
CORLBERG, John Edwin, Delavan.
CORWIN, Joseph, Wichita.
CRAIG, James Verne, Kansas City.
CRAIG, Leroy, Columbus.
CRISP, Jess, Neodesha.
CROOK. Oron B., Glasco.
CUMMINGS, William WUlis. Morrow-

ville.
CURRAN, Mark S.. Abilene.
CURRY, Corlande Brown, Mount

Hope.
CURTIS. Frank. Valley Falls.
CUSHING, Roy W., Downs.
DAVIS, Harry E., Baxter.
DAVIS, Irwin E., Burlingame.
DAY, Verne Harold, Rantoul.
DEINS, David, Russell.
DESHON, Floyd E., Logan.
DEWLIN, Otis Glenn, Independence.
DICKINSON. Harry, Adams.
DICKS, Eugene N., Mount Ridge.
HAND, John P., Louisburg.
DILLON, Cecil E.. Highland.
DIX, William, Freaonia.
DIXON, Douglass, Parsons.

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Private* — Continued

IESSOPP. Charle* T., Lyndon,
OHNSON, Cul D.. Newton.
OHNSON, Clarence E^ Emporii
OHNSON, Erneit G., Parsoni.
OHNSON, Harold M., Wcmego.
OHNSON. John Edward, Yatn

urd, Fredonia.
; d M., Abliene.

NELSON, William I
NEW, Roj O., Mou
NEWLEE, Cl»ud W
NORRIS, Qiude A

t S., Smith Cen-

SCHAUER, Lawrence J., PbillipabarK.
SCHNEIKArt, Rudoldi, Kanua City

F., Lwvei
Howard, Iowa foint
E., Wellington.

h!? W^efield.
T R., Ranloul.
., Greenleaf.
b E.. Deerfield.

■Mrd, Piitsbutg.

X, George H.. Mer

MONGER, Elic C, Caney.
MOONEy, Fred WUltam, Blue Mound
MOORE, Day Dalton, Wakeene*.
MORE, Lawrence D.. Ionia.
MORRIS, John T., 5l. Paul.
MORRISON. Roner G., loU.
I. MOSHER. William. Neodeiha.

City. MOVER, DelbCTt M., Centralia.

ST. CLAIR, Joiin Edwin, Harlon.
STEPHENSON, Harry, St. Francii.
STEWARDSON. Samuel S., Colby.
STOCKWELL, Chrislopher M.. Stal

STOUT, Earl H.. Horlon.
SUMMERS, William F.. Holton.
SUPERNANT, Carl, Clifton.
SUSSEX, Floyd Whiting, Edi»n.
SUTHERLIN, Ricbaid H., Salina.
SWAIM, Roy, Warn ego.
TAYLOR, Howard C. Ilutchinaoo.
THOMPSON, George W., Liberal.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

TRAVIS, Jeha M., Victor.
TUCKER, Ellif A., UinacaU.

TUTTLE. Louii P., Antbony.
VARNER. Leo O., Grcmt Bend.
VERMILLION, Ei, LyoDL
VILOTT, Flelcter MidIhIo.
VIOLA, Ralph H., Abilene.
VODRASKA, Anion J.. Blark Wolf.
WALTERS, Claude W.. Burrton.
WEAVER Henry Joha, Huichinun.

KANSAS

SMITH, Le Rot, .
SWARTZ. W»ir«ce »,, «ii™i..
THOMPSON, Hirlin C., Summcrfield.
WILLIS, Hugh W., Chiney.

Cooki
ALBAUGH, John W., Kbdui City.
COURT RIGHT, Elmer F., CddirclL
CURTIS, Allie U.. Giylord.
DARRAH, Lovd E., Emporii.
'■"'■"''■ " --, Altoon*

swrrAi

BAKER, Ralph V., Muhattui.

HoriMbocr
WRIGHT, H. Hoer, AchEIlii.

PrlntM — Continued

DIED OF OlSBASB

McINDOE, June* P., Foit L«n«n-

LimtaBuiti
ANDERSON, Lionel A., Lawrence.
BAILEY, Erne.1 L., PitUbiux.
CHANCE, Harold W., Wiehiu.
CLARK, Charlei F.. Junction City.
KINGREV, Roicoe, Galena.
MIDDLEKAUFF, Cuper J., Hayi.
NANNINGA, Simon Peter. Emporia.
MOWERS, Paul, Tooek*.
SLADE, John P., Cby Center.

BREGAR, Ed, Pituburi.
BUDDE,_ Frank H., Weir City.
BUSH^^Harrr F., Miekaville.
CARPENTER, Alfred B., Oiwego.
CREEK, William P., Ronlie.
CROWDER, Frank T., Lawrence.
MNALDSON, Har^ L., Punna.

iieil, ^

HUlDSONt!Xlbert''^'lndS«ndeiiet'
ISAACS. Harry, Meiidan.
LONG, Uoyd E., Blue Hound.
MOORE,_ William P., PittaburK.
M05HER, Arthur B.^HiTina.
NEWTON, Roy H., Ilutchinion.
RUBLE, Union C, Wichita.
VAN CLEAVE, Cheiter A., Independ-

TACKY, Benjamin, Northville.

Wa|on«r>
BENNETT. Webiter S., tola.
HUBBARD, Harry Henry. Garni
KNUDSON, Elmer A.. Salina.
HOLINERE, Victor N., Troy.
NEVILL, darencB Raleigb. L._
SHAFER. Frandi W.. cEerr<rnll«.
WHITE, Homer, HUwatha.

ANDERSON, Albert L., Clyde.
ANDERSON, Charle* E., Good land.
ANDERSON. Edwin Amoi, Lyona.
ANDERSON, Edwin Milton, Kanaal

ARK^BAUER, John, Goodland.
ARNOLD, Percy H.. Latimer.
ASHER. Tony 1.^ Emporia.
BAKER,_ Lee M., Pratt.
BARRETT, Earl, Downa.
BATTER5BY, Earl L., Salina.
BEACH, Paul C. Minneapolia.
BEAM, Auniat, Waldo.
BEAMES, Eaii Curti*. Betlville.
BEARD, Ralph R., Topeka.
BEBRHORST, Frederick H., Walnut.

COLLINS, Emmitt M.. Chai
CONNER. Wade G.. loU.
CONSTANTOPULOS. Jamt

Kanaaa City.
COULTER,^ Harry A.. Croft*.
COURTNEY, William Edwi '
COX, Suinel, PittifauTS.

KL^PE, Sunson, Weat Union.
KNARR. William R., Jewell City.
KNOX,^ Arthur R., Sylvan Grore.
LAMSON, Dwlsbt F.. Little Rirer
LANEER, Arthur, Sprini HilL

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.EDBETTER, Alpha G., Cintan.

MAIRS. Ned J,. Hulcl

MALM, Andtcw. McPherson.
MARTING, Edward J.. Bluff City.
MARTINSON. Charts H.. Ncodc;

MAY, James A., Jenning
McCOMBS. Robert, Galcni.
UcCOY, John J., WkhUa.
McCOY. Thomas J,. Wichita,
HcCREARY, Edmund, Oswego.
McDANIEL Everett, Corning.
McFARLAND. Ray Millard. Monrovii.
McGHIFF, James E.. Liberal.
McINTOSff, Dan, Herndon.
McMURRY, Ellis Ray. Parsona.

PriTtto — Contimied

I. lames C„

POLLOCK, Earl C,

POLSON, Clyde, FreL

PRATT, Charles W.. Sludley
HRELLWITZ. Herman. Hano
PRESS, Floyd. Cub«.
PRICE, Homer V., Caney.
PROSE. Roben E,. Lyons

kKKD. Harl., _.,
RENO, Herbert, 1
KF.ICHERT, Edwatuj ^

ItE-.MtCK. Earl P.. Osb(

I'HOADES, HenTT C, Neodeiha.
P.ICE, Lyman E., Topeka.

, St. Frai

FtnnBIl

Monle L.. Uwr

ROBERT^. J»r E.. Glen Elder.
HnnrCkTSON, Archie, Athol.
ROBINSON, Kenneth M., lola.
HniilNSON. William C. MoLine.
ROi;. William. Bussril.

1, Glen L., Luriy.

SATTERLEE, Ray, Mi
SAUNDERS^ Gladwvn M., Ada.
SCHAICH. Robert Henry, Talmaje.

M., Ada.

T>lma„-.
Halaud.

SAUNDERS^ Glad
SCHAICH. Robert Henry, T
SCHAPLOWSKY, John 6., I
SCHARPF. Ralph D.. Dorran—
SCHRODER. Albert. Baxter Springs.
SCHULTZ, Ben. Hudtct.
SCHWINN, Patrick J., Weir.
SCOTT. Archie R.. Beflaire.
SCROGGINS, Kirk W., HIU City.
SEACAT, Fred. AshUnd.
SEAMAN, Fred H.. Hiawatha.
SHARP, Harvey R.. Oiawatomie.
SHOEMAKER, Floyd, Moran.
SHUE, Herscbel L., Neodesba,
SIMONS. Glide C, Carboudale.
SMITH, Chlrlei E., Downi.
SMITH, Joda, Bruue.
SMITH, MiltoD f., La Cinne.
SMITH, Wayne V., Paleo.
SONDKER,, Edward H., Hollon.
SPARWASSER, Philip C. New

Cambria.
STANLEY, John H Gardner.

STENGER, Arthur J., Couui.,, i>,
STEWART, Ernest, Tipton.
STEWART, Frank T.. EUdiart.
STINE, Alfred L.. Wichiu.
STINSON, Harold M„ Wichiu.
STITES. Virgil C. Geneaeo.
ETORER, Evert Artol. Alion.
STUMPFF. Delbert, Mernam.
STUNZ. Archie L., Cherrydale.
'■'"■■'"■''■ ■ KanaaaCity

STUTE&, Williai

ireenkaL
■vilk.
od [''alls.

WARREN, Merrr A., CEener.
WEIRICH, Robert, Junction City.
WEST. Everett Jamei. Meriden.
WHEELER. Charles W.. Whiting.
WILKINSON, aarlei, Winchester.
WILLARD. QeveUnd. Mound City.
WILLIAMS, Earl E., Cherokee.
WILSON, Harry V., Winfield.
WILSON, John. Topeka.
WILSON, Leonard ft.. Topeka,
WINTERSTEIN, Leo A., Ottawa.
WOOD^ Erneit W., Guy.
WOODCOX, Emeat E., Topeka.
WRIGHT. Graeen I^ Alexander.
YOUNG, Lawrence Erneat. Qiiton.
ZORMEIER, Math J., Greeley.

ard, Manhattan.

. Harvey C, Paola.

BIRCH, Albert E.. Lawrence.

BLECKLEY, Irwin Rusacll, Wichiu.
BRANCH, Ralph Aabburn, Wicbiia.
BROWN, Dwight L., Madison.
DORSEY, Eli Ferrell, Wamego.
EVERSON, Ludwif L. Creatline.
HEGE, Lay A., Emporia.
LELAND, William R. Alchiion.
LENNEN, Scott L.. Soldier.
LEWIS, Gilbert M., Kinsley.
UARYWEATHER, Moiet W.. Kansai

City.
McMINIMY, Joseph L., Frankfort.
MURPHY, Robert C., Minneapolia.
NORTH, John, Uwr.
PEARSON, Varlauara, a
RINGER, Harvey C, PaoU.
ZIESENlS, Haiiy Charles, Lawrence.

Serieanta
CAMPBELL, Richard C, Wichita.
DOERR. Benjamin H.. Leavenworth.
CRAHAU. Robert L„ Pittsburg.
HARMON, Joseph R., Fredonia.
HENRY, Joe, Seneca.
LANE, Albert S., Liberal.
LAVELLEE. Albert A.. Have.hiU.
MULLIGAN, Boyd F., Topeka.
SHANNON, Edward, Maplelon.
SPEER. Joe R., Muscotab.

Corporals
AMES, Berl E., Americas.
AUKERMAN, Wade 5., Winfield.
BEECHER, Thomas I., Hill City.
BERQUIST, Arthur C. Kansaa City,
BLACKBURN, Busaell W., Bazaar.
BROUILETtI Jobn V.. Scottsville.
BURKHART, folin Henry, Fort Scott.
CAMPBELL. Richard C. Wichita.
CARNES, Ray, Fort Scott.

DAVIS,' G "'

renwoith FAGER.Ai

DIED OP WOUNDS
Major
PLATNER, Aaron A., Ellia.

DAVIS. John 6., Cherrrrille.
FAGER, Aurie E., Topeta.
FOSTER, Letter Orie, Hulebinson.
FULLER, Benjamin Arthur, Pittsburg.
GRAVES, Leaman L., Kansaa City.
GREGG. Earl S., Stockdale.
HARTLEY, John W., New Albany.
HINKLEY, Qarencc Comeliua, ICan-

las City.
KELLY, Sidney. Keto.
KESSLER, Edward M.. Chaney.
LEONARD, Lee Leslie, Rose.
LIESKIE, Joaeph Julius, Rosedale.
LONGNECKER, Claude^ Weir.
LUTZ. Harrr Edwin. Holton.
MADDEN, Harry, Lebo,
MARSHALL, Frederick A.. Smith Cen-

MOORE, Walter E., Winfield.
PHILLIPS. Ray Harkbam. Rosedale.
POFHAM, Glenn Athton. Minneapolis.
PRATT. William H.. Emporia.
RANDALL, Fred, Lyndon.
REED, John C, Altona.
RHOADES, Roy Glen, RoaehilL
RIECKE. Henry William, Kingman.
SAILORS, Lee O,. Pittsburg.
SCHEUFLER, William Frcditick. Hol-

sinpon.
SILL, Richard t.. Madison.
SMITH. Albert W.. Burdjck.
SMITH, Lewia Nelson. Otuwa.
SMITH, Robert S., Maryaville.
SPARLING, Clare F., Oneida.
STEEBY. Carl Henry, Altamoot.
STOREY, Earl Raymond, Fort Siolt.
SULLIVAN, Earl David, Topeka.
SUTTON, Cecil A,, Cawker City,
TATE, Albert L., Cumminga.
WAKEMAN, Arthur, WatEena.
WARREN, Ben C, Linwood.
WEINBERG, Louis B., Troj.

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Corporals-Continued

WELLNITZ, Frank, Emporia.
WILSON, Roscoe Richard, Edna.

Mechanics
ASPLUND, Robert Anderson, Kansas

City.
SWAN, William H., Topeka.

Privates

AILLS, John Robert, Salina.
AKER. Arthur L., Winficld.
AKERSTROM, John O., Topeka.
ANDERSON, Ralph P., Scranton.
ARTHUR, Earl, Goodrich.
BAIRD, Emory Ellsworth, North

Topeka. ^ „ ,. _^

BALLARD, Charles J., Burlington.
BAUGHMAN, Albert D., Ellis.
BELKNAP, Roy, Kiowa.
BELL, Paul H., Auburn.
BENNETT, Vernon Rudolph, Cheney.
BISHOP, Raymond P., Parsons.
BLACK, Warren. Ottawa.
B0I)MJ:R, Albert E., Paradise.
BOSSECK, Loraine, Fontaino.
BOYLE, John Hampton, Lindsey.
BRUMFIELD, Roger Terry, Kansas

City.
C ARM EL, Louis, Pittsburg.
CARNES, Earl Everett. Fort Scott.
CHANCELLOR, Albert R.. Lamar.
CLARK, John B., Neodesha.
COLE, Joseph A., Athol.
COOK, Claud T.. Hutchinson.
COOPER, Albert C, Bushing.
CORRISTON, Frank, Kansas City.
COZINE, Roy Leon, Kansas City.
DAHRENS, Royal L., Hanston.
DAVIS, Leslie, Osage City.
DAVIS, Warren Frank, Nickerson.
DAVIS, William L., Winchester.
DEFREES, Albert C, Ackerland.
DOPP, Benjamin R., Mahaska.
DUFFY, Michael, Mineral.
DUVALL, Claud H., Colwick.
EDMONDSON, Clarence Roy, Simp-
son. ^ „ , .
ELLIOTT, Hiff Lyn, Hutchinson.
ELWICK, Harry R., Abilene.
EVANS, Thomas J., Galena.
FLEMING, Henry A., Atchison.
FORSSBERG, Charley H., Logan.
FOSTER, Horace K., Wichita.
FOX, Chester, Sterling.
FROST, Burley, Kansas City.
FULTON, Charles G., Cuba.

CAUSE, Cyrus, Haviland.

GILBERT, Reuben M., LincolnviUe.

GILMORE, Vernic, Cuba.

GLEASON, John W., Jr., Kingnian.

GOSSMAN, Karl H., Ellinwood.

GRASS, Wilfred W., Chetopa.

GREEN, Lester B., Paloa.

GREEN, Ralph P., Beloit.

GUY, Fred, Wichita.

HARDEN, Ellis I., Syracuse.

HASLETT, Forrest E., Paola.

HAWKINS, Clay H., Grenola.

HEALEY, Francis L., Lincoln.

HEIDLE. William T.. Junction City.

HEIM, Aloysius, St. Marys.

HEINTZ. Charles E.. Elkhart.

HERMAN, Claude Eugene, Topeka.

HESS, Harry J^ Wichita. ^

HICKS, Frank B., Linwood.

HOLMAN, Earl L., Weir.

HOLMES, Harry C, Syracuse.

HUDSON, Leslie A., Oskaloosa.

HUFFMAN, John J., Meridan.

HUNT, Harry F., Manhattan.

ISAACSON, Albert Gustaf, Courtland.

JANNEY, Walter C, Eureka

JENNINGS, Lewis W., Smith Center.

JOHNSON, Charles, Kanopolis.

JONES, Charles C, Neosho Rapids.

JONES, George W., Wichita.

TONES, Palmer F., Netawaka.
KASHA, Henry H.. Marka.
KF.ARNS, Thomas W., Lawrence.
KKLLEY, Arthur W., Miller.
ICENT, William R.. Kansas City.

KING, Elmer H., Pittsburg.

Privates— Continued

KOCHER, Leo, Mapleton.
LAMEY, Frank L., Smith Center.
LANTIS, Leo, Ottawa.
LEMMIE, Fred H., Allen.
LEWELLYN. Vernie D.. Lawrence.
LIEURANCE. Clarence Joseph, Neo-
sho Falls.
LINDSTROM, Walter Ray, Oswego.
LINNELL, Paul D., Almena. ^ ,
LIVINGSTON, George Calvin. Stock-
ton.
LIVINGSTON. Glen S., Kanopolis.
LONTKOWSKY. Frank A.. Pittsburg.
MANN, Qarence Ellsworth, Manhat-
tan.
MERILLAT, Harve G.. Enterprise.
MEYER, Frank W., Belpre.
MEYER, John Gergardt, Sabetha.
MILLER. Chester Albert, Hammond.
MILLER, Gerald L.. Wichita.
MILLER, Henry John, Horton.
MITCHELL. Roland Adrian, Beloit.
MONTGOMERY. Gilbert F.. Mankato.
MOUNTAIN, Earl W.. Ada.
NEWCOMER, Calmin L., RusseU.
NIXON. Willis G.. Medicine Lodge.
OWEN. Wade R.. Winchester.
PALMER, John L., Bern.
PETERSON, Leonard, Kansas City.
PHILLIPS, William P., White Water.
PINKALL, Emil, Lindsborg.
PLUMMER, Roy E., Kalvesta.
PUETZ. Frank J^ Garden Plain.
RARER. Walter Edward, Powhattan.
RADLOFF, Arthur H.. Oakley.
RAILE, William H., St. Francis.
REDMOND, Claude E., Carbondale.
REEVES, Jesse C. Medicine Lodge.
REHM, Lew M., Sharon Springs.
REIL, JoseiA, Wathena.
RICE, Otis W., Hutchinson.
RICHARDSON, John F., Parsons.
ROACH. Sam, PitUburg.
ROGERS, Clyde J., Nortonville.

ROSETTER, Frank Lawrence, Fair-
view

ROWAN, Cecil A., Chanute.

RUNKLE, Fred E., Hiattville.

SAUZEK. Edward A., Wichita.

SCHNABLE, John J., Qayton.

SHARP, Thomas V., Wichita.

SINGLEMAN, Charles Henry, Rose-
dale.

SIPES, Walker O. H., Pittsburg.

SISSON, Alvin E., Courtland.

SITZ, Albert Rudolph. Hays.

SLOAN, Alva Lucas, Great Bend.

SMILEY, Charles, Havan.

SMITH, Clarence William, Weir.

SMITH, Hiram A., Troy.

SMITH, Peter S., Shawnee.

SOLOMON, Frank, Hiawatha.

SOMMERLA, Emile, Leavenworth.

SPEAR, Charley, Horton.

SPICER. Harris T., Atchison.

STANTON, Archie L.. Wakeeney.

STEVENSON, WUliam A., Richmond.

STEWARD, Herbert S.. Council
Grove.

STURM, Jacob E., St. Francis.

TITOLSKI, Joe, Leavenworth.

VERHOEFF, Leonard, Grinnell.

WALROD, Jesse L., Fulton.

WEAVER, Herman, Eldorado.

WEST, Paul L., McCracken.

WHEATLEY, Charles, Bunker Hill.

WILLIAMS, Earl R., Yoder.

WILSON, Elsworth W.. Preston.

WOLF, Erwin G., Topeka.

WOOD. Everett, Lawrence.

WORFORD, Benjamin, Hamilton.

WYMORE, Verne, Kingman.

DIED OF ACCIDENT

Major
MITCHUM, Zachariah H.. Girard.

Lieutenants

AUSTROM, Fred G., Coffeyvillc.
BILLARD, Phil, Topeka.
LEACH, Harold. Oskaloosa.
WARD, Charles D., Neodesha.

Sergeants

MARSHALL. John N.. Wakefield.
PIERCE, Frank O., Kronson.
TAYLOR, Earle W., Seneca.

Corporals

BLOCHBERGER, Edward R., Leaven-
worth.
BROWN, Ernest B., Cancy.
KNOBLAUCH, Paul C, Cheney.
MAGNUSON, Clarence R., McPherson.
MERRILL, Starr S., Fredonia.
WATSON, Edgar Ray. Sedan.
WILDER, Thomas E., Macksville.

Bugler

ANDERSON, Harry Snyder, Paola.

Cooks

BROXSON. Lowell I., Wichita.
GILL, Carl Lewis. Fredonia.
HOLLINGSWORTH, Harry E., La
Harpe.

Wagoner

BUCHANAN, Norman L., Colby.

Privates

ALEXANDER, Jessie, Kansas City.
BOWLING, Joseph, Wakefield.
BRANCH, Marion A., Atchison.
BROWN, Vernon S., Atwood.
BUCHAN, Thomas J., Wilson.
BURDICK, Frank Ray, Burlington.
BURNETT, John. Topeka.
CANTRELL, Archie L., Protection.
CASSEL, Ulysses G.. Beverly.
CASTLE, John R., Ottawa.
CEAS, Lester W.. Junction City.
CHASE. Walter. Lebanon.
CONGDON, Hob^on Richard, Burling-
ton.
COOK, Teddie, Pittsburg.
GULP, Herbert P.. Fort Scott.
DAVIS. Warren Frank, Nickerson.
DESHON. Floyd E.. Logan.
DEVINE, Daniel P., Cherryvale.
DOOLEY, Roy Harrison, Asherville.
ELLISON, Clarence C, Jamestown.
EUSTICE, Rockard O.. Concordia.
FELLMAN, Alphonse J.. Leavenworth.
FENTON, William, Blaine.
FLEMING, Laurence E.. Gridley.
FOSTER. Alfred E.. Wellington.
GAHRE, Gustave J. H., Wilson.
GAIGER, Fred. Altamont.
GANO, Harley Perle, Washington.
HICKCOX, Charles Marvin, Topeka.
HUITT, Edward W.. Topeka.
JUDD, Seth. Wathena.
MIESSE, James W., Marion.
MOORE, Robert J., Pittsburg.
MORFORD, Frank. Galena.
PARSONS, Charles C. Fredonia.
PEFFLEY, Elba Boellner. Eldorado.
PREWITT, Ralph, Weir.
RALSTON, Angus, Wichito.
RAMSEY, John David, Osage City.
RIEDL, John W., Spearville.
ROCKLAND, Theodore A., Lawrence.
RUNKLE, Fred E.. Hiattville.
SCHROEDER. Ernest E., Newton.
SNELL, Clyde R., Junction City.
SPRINGER. Robert. Coffeyville.
STEPHENSON. Easton H., Argonia.
TAYLOR, Chris Albert, Norton.
THOMAS. Zack, Alamota.
TRISSELL, Archie L., Garden City.
WARNER, Guy, Ellsworth.
WENDT, George C, OUthc.

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KENTUCKY

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KENTUCKY

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KENTUCKY

KILLID IN ACTION Cotponli— Cootmiicd PiMtW-Cootintied

CaptalH
COUBS, Huon Fieldi, Trpc
aUTCHCRAFT Rtabta Byjr,, tuim.

HILL, TuKi A., Cmtwood.
STEWaBT. CheMer B., BardKown.
WITTMER, Edward, LanUnllc

C"* CLINKINBEARD, H.nr W., Corinr

CULLETT .Hij-den, LatMr.

HceluDici
SEATON, JuDM E., LouliTJIIe.
SIDEBOTTOM. Sinieon, Grec&ibDrs.
WOOTEN, Joba, HnleiU.

DUGGAR, Waiiam J.. Uiddleiboro.

Corponli
ANDERSON, Tunei E.. Fnllertoii.
ARHISTEAD. Joieph G., Hopkinnllle.
ARNOLD, Herbert, Owen '

BROWN, Witbu

404

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Privtt ei Continoed

DOZIER, Cliflord, Pineville.
URURV, John Robert. West I

DUGCiNS, Willis. Leilehfierd.
DUNCAN, Thomaa, Moorehjsd.
DURALL. Jamsa O.. Rockport.
UURBIN JamM, Garfield.

N.,

KENTUCKY

Privtlei — CoDiioned

EDWAftuS. Thop..

ELKIN, Jasper, Weit Liberly.

ELLINGTON. Corbie, Yale.
ELZIE, Budd, Fiai Gap.
ESTEP, Elzis. Elna.
EVANS. Plummer. Soldier.
FENDEL, George, Owensboro.
FIELDS, Clarence. Ashland.
FINN, Ernest E., Franklin.
ELAH, Kelly. Blai» Mills.
FLINN, Qnincy, Kidder.
FOGLE. William E.. Hodgenville.
FORD. Lan Miller. Hesiand.
FOSTER, Scott B.. Louisville.
FRILLING. Edmund F., Covington.
I-RISCAN. Paul. Louisville.
I'RITZ, Alfred J., Louisville.
FRY. Lawrence N.. Hickman.
FULNER, Louis G., Henderson.
CABBARD, Clarence Arthur, Sunn7-

GABBARD, John B., P«int Lick.
CADDIE. John R.. Hodgcnville,
GAMBLIN. Cordus E,, Hiahway.
GARY, John C, Hopkiniville.
GEIS. Edward J.. Covington.
GERHAUSER. John A., Covington.
<;ERV1N, ForrMl, Livermore.
GIBSON. Andrew J., Di-on.
r.IBSON. Joe. Tinsley.
GILROY, Bernard J,. Lexinpon.
GOODMAN, Ror L„ East View.
GOODMAN. Walter H,. East View.
GRACE, Denny. Cyrus.
GRAHAM. John J., Uniontown.
GRAY. Arrice, Cadii.
GRAY, Ed L., Roanoke.
GREEN, Oscar Wilbom. Dycuiburg.
GREERj Willie. Warnesburg.
GRIFFIN, Joe B^ Earlinglon.
CUNN, Barbour C.. Louisville.
GUNTERM AN. James, Rumsey.
HALL, Charles B.. Quicksand.
HALL,_James. Badger.
HANSEL, WilUam W.. Lawrence-

HARDIN. Gus Daniel, Falmouth.
HARLD. Pele T., Madisonville.
HARMON. Newlon. Perryvill*.
HARRIS, Jackson, Pmducah.
HARRISON, Everett. Irvin.
HARRISON, Porter, Glasgow.
HAUN, C. A., Carpenier.
HAYCRAFT, Charles Hayden. Leiteh-

HELMS. William L., Danville.
HEMMER. John, Louisville.
HENSLEY, John D.. Jr. Blanche,
HERNDO>f, Lewis W.. Irvington.
HICKS, Alfred, Louisville,
HICKS, Samuel, Cow Creek,
HIEATV, Aaron C. Smilhficd,
BIGGINBOTHAM. Addis, Ono.
HIGHFIL, James G,, Toly.
HILL. John E., Relitl.
HINANT, French D., Woodburj.
-INES, Miliord. Somerset.

OAGLAND, John W., Sulphur.

OFNER, Herman. Louisville.

OSKINS. William N,. Ho-.kinston,

OSLER. Stewan. Franklort,

UGGINS. Robert C. Owensboro,

UGHES. Edison. Ono,

UGHES. Fred 0„ Frost,

UGHES. W«s. WesB.

UTCHINS, George P., Hickman.
.UTCHINSON. Sam C, Oweniboro
ACKSON, Anas ■' ■

LAWSON, William S.. Upton.
LEE. Henry. Dizney.
LEITCH. Samuel F., CaneyTille.
LEONARD, Hewilt. Slithlon.

■ '" ■' e C. Car-

rtis. Tau-
1,... .:,«.. ..illiam. F,m....u.
LITTLEFIELD, Clarence I
LITTRELL. William, New I
LI VIS, Dave H., Louisville.
LOUDERBACH, Gro

McCUNE, Robert C, Faducah.
McOONALD, John B., Marlinsv

McGEE, Buster, folumbus.

MORGAN, Vemer I.. Earlington.
MOVERS, Ernie. Cunningham.
MUZZALL Cleatis E^ I^lton.
NANNIE. Louia E., Fulton.
NELSON, Lottie. Leilchfield.
NEWMAN. Robert E^ Vallev Station.
NEWMAN. William R., Guthrie.
NOE, James. Middlesboro.
NOLAN, Johnnie. Bar Creek.
NORMAN, Ernest V,. V ~
O'DANIEL. Nich, Lore

It V,. West Point,

PriTitet— Conliaued
FACE. Vernon G,, Hardin.
PADGETT. Everett U.. Stithlon.
FAFF. Herman L.. Henderson.
PAGE, Percy S., Clatfc.
PALMER, Leonard, Dawson Springi,
PARMLEY, Molie. Eadsville.
PARROT, Stephen O., Springfield.
PARSONS, Robert E., Ashland,
PEARSO.V, Leslie C Uuncan.
PELFREY, John S., Riceville.
PENDLEY, Louia C., Dunbar.
PENNINGTON, George, Warbranch.
PERKINS, Luther A., Bumside.
PERKINS, William E., Liiiielana.
PHILLIPS. Tom, I..ouisville.
PING, Perry. Poplarville.
PITTS. Coon, Palmyra.
FOPHAM. Cecil J^ Battleton.
PORTER. James. Tomahawk.
POWELL, Benjamin. McGaha.
POWELL, James H.. Lexington.
PRYOR. James B., Mayheld.
PUR5LEY,. Ernest R,, Hopkinsville.
RADCLIFF. Lilbum. SmiihviUe.
RAGLAND, Miles B., Frankfort.
RATCLIFFE, Gilbert, Waddy.

REESfe, Bob, tulton.
RIDDLE, Hiram, Forrest Cottage.
RILEY. Mike, Can Creek.
RISON, Guy. Versailles.
RITCHIE, Samuel Lee. Vine Grove.
ROBERTS, Robert L.. Erock.
ROBINSON. Oils B.. Bondville.
ROLAND, Clay. Hargan.
ROSS, John. Moses Mills,
RUSH, Jamei C. Green Grove.
RUSSELL, Hirel. Layman.
RUSSELL^ Jesse. Geneva.
RUTLEDGE, Harry, Henderson.
SALLEE, William H., Ludlow.
SAMPLES, Leonard, Hailon.
SANDERS, R.ilph S., Erlander.
SANSO.V. Joseph F., Hayfork.
SCHERRER, John C.. Covington.
SCHINDLER, Joseph E., Livingston.
SCOTT, Clarence L., Dulaney.
SCOTT. Stewart, HopewelL
SCOTT, William H., Calvert City.
SEE, Riley McKibley. Mount Olive.
SHARPE, James H., Frankfort.
SHEEUAN, Eugene Andrew, Owinvi-

SHELTON, Hayden W., MiKoa,
SHEPHARD, Clarence, Millihed.
SHEPHERD^ Gordon, Hopki' ■■

OLDHAM, Williai

ACKSOn' Fred'c, Bar

OSDORN. Monroe. Pomp.
OWENS, James, Pa^hfork.

M., Madisonville.

SHOOPMAPi, Other A., Littrell.
SINGLETON, Cuater. White sburg.
SIZEMORE, Noah. Roirk.
SKAGGS. Emery. Bam Rock.
SKAGGS, Olio R„ Leiihfield.
SMITH, Benjamin F., Mayaville.
SMITH, Burrell, Tinaley.
SMITH. Deed, Columbus.
SMITH. Everett Francis. Lasrtiigc.
SMITH. Frank, Vanieburg.
SMITH, John, Privell.
= MITH, lee. Williamiburg.
SMOTHERS. Alva T.. Phoenix.
SNOW. Andy, Glencoe.
SPENCER, Ancil N., Knowlton,
SPROWL. Wilson, Vernon.
STEPHENS, Jacob H., Sandy Hook.
STEVENS, Virgil J,, Louisville.
STEWART, Ralph H,. Lenox.
STEWART. Vannie, Louisville.
STINSON, Ernest E., Monroe.
STIVERS, Lulher. Finchville.
ST. JOHN, John E., Egypt.
STOKER. John " '

SWIFT, Loid

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
KENTUCKY

^YUI^UK, williani. vvilliamstoi
TATE, Bertie, HodEcnvillc.
THATCHER. John K.. Covrngl.

THOMPSON. ]

THOMPSON, nomc v., L^uumic.
THORPE, Edward O., Irvin.
TKAUMELL, Dausie W.. Clio.
TRAYLOR, Andrew J., OwingBvLlle.
TUDOB, John, Edenion.
TURNER, Ira C, Sonoia.
TURNER, Oscar E.. Emberton.
TURNER, Thomai E., Walton.
UPCHURCH, William C, Albany.
VALENTINE. John, Confluence.
VANCE, Jefferson. Canada.
VHEELAND. Leonard Clarence, Loais

WifiilNS. Henrr F., Bremen.
WILLIAMS, Oscar, FUt Lick.
WILLOUGHBY, Beachem W., Horse-

IMSi George W., Louiaville.
:LS0N, Charles William, Nevpon.

LSON. CUude D., Cynlhiana.

LSON. Gilbeil. Wofford.

LSON, James W Upton.

WOODS, Frank G^ Gamaliel.
WOODY, Dewey, Buraside.
YORK, Melvin, Breeding..
YOUNG, Fred, Lancaster.

DIBD OF DISKASB
Maian

COPE, T. Cj Fort Thomas.
UKAHAH, Edgar U., Louiaville.
Lieutenanli

BARNES, Lvman E.. Hopkinsville.

"'LVERT. Joseph N., Maysrille.

ANS, George R., Louisvifli.

CA

EVANS,

ROBERTSON. Charles j
SpltOLES. Edward K.. Corbin.

Sergeant Hajor
BAKER. Fre4a E., Marion.
HENTON, Samuel H., Versaillea.

Sergeanti
ARVIN Olis, Carrolltoo.

BROWNING, Ben F., Pituburg,
CREEKMUR, Ira W.. Kirksey.
CULLEN. Robert E., Flemingsl
DONNELLY, Howard, I-ouisvil
DREHER, Henry E., Louisville.
GRANT. Albert, Lewisporl.

Sergeant*— Continued
KING, John L.. Covington.
KING. Norman W.. Paducah,
MAIN. Chafes C, Beaver Dam.
REYNOLDS, CUude R.. Mayfield.
ROWLAND, Robert B., Owenaboro.
SAMER, Joieph T., Covington.
SETTLE, Jack L., Middle sboro.
SMITH. Wallace L., ShepherdHville,
STONE, Otis E., Fredonia.
THOMAS, John W.. Mayiville.
TOWNSEKD, Aubra. Hickman.
TROSPER, J case B., Bradley.
VON HOENE. Raymond N., Covin,

HUNT, Stephen Elliol, i^uisvi.ie.
LOWDEN, John C, Campbellaburg.
LOWERY, Edward, Princelo-
MULB£RRY, Jesse H., Badi
NAYLOR, Lilburn, Lancaster
PARRISH, Will. Glasgow.
PAYNE, Peter, Fincastle,
ROBINSON, Waller R.

SHORE, Walter, Morton Gap.
STITZER. David Maurice, Louisville.
THEISSEN. William M., Lorrington.
WARD, George W., Rochester.
WOODCOCK Thomas, Scollsville.

GULLEY, Squire B^ Wallinglord.
SMITH, Hu^ K, Henderson.

DAIRD, John J.^ Ginseng.
EAKINS, Felix J.. Earlington.
GRAY. Louis E., Demosanlle.
ROSS, Henry J., Ruah.
ROWLAND, Arthur E., Princeton.
WECK, Walter, Louisville.

Horaeahoer
STAFFORD. Eddie. Murray,

Hualdan
LARIUORE. James W., Hone Cave.

Wagoner
CARROLL, ^Barney L., Hopkiniville.

ALLEN, Luther, Bakerlown.
ALSMAN, Lormie, Danvflle.
ANDERSON, Verna H., Ready.
ANDERSON, William. Shelbyvill
BAKER, Joe Francis. Precinct.
DALENTINE, Johnnie, Louisvill
BARKER, Lulher C, Green.
BASTIN, Cecil L., Cave City.
BATI5, Thomas, Maysville.
BECKLEY,^ Elgin, Dover.
BECKNELL. William C, Levi.
BEELER. Albert A., Big Bend.
BELL, James. Trenton.
BELL, Richard, Griffin.
BELTON, Edaar B., Aiieraon.
BENNETT, Melvil H., Calhoun.
SEVILLE. Emmett, Leltchfteld.
BISHOP, TenneMce J.. Byron.
BLAKELY, Herbert £., Louitvil
BOLAR, George A., Wilmore.
BOOKS. Harry S., Louisville.
BOS WELL, Elia. Loi
BOTTOM, Alvio L., 1
ROWLING, William O., Kai

Privates — Com inued
BRISON, George, Gracy.
BROWN, Archie, Junction City.
BUCKLES, Pain'cit F., Sonera.
BURNETT, Everett, Furnace.
BUSKIRK, Millard, Cattettsburg,
BUTTON Zachary H.. Lagrange^
BUTTS, Evans, Horse Cave.
CAMPBELL, Hugh, Central City.
CARLILE, James E.. Louisville.
CASEY, WfLliam M,. Paris.
CARSIDY', Howard G., Steps lone.
CASTLE, Herbert, LowmeansvUle.
CHAFFIN. Ernest, Christmas.
CHANDLER, Ollie B., Kutuna.
CLARDY, Rives, Laiayelte.
CLAYTON, James A., New Hope.

CLEM. Jar— — —

"' "'"■ H

- - - iN, ,

COFl-EE, James. Lexiri,.

COLEMAN. Charles T.. Paducah.
COLEMAN. Willie. I..Mington.
COLEY. Elmer, Sunnylane.
COLLINS. Frank, Hector.
COLLINS, James H.. Garrard.
COLLINS, Sanders. Lafayette.
CORNETT, Curtis. Roiana.
COX, Samuel C, Eminence.
CROWE, Jesse V., Hartford.
CROW, Claude. Owensboro.
CUFF, Fred, Franklin.
CUMMINGS. Alhel, Big Reedy

DELPk, Walter B., GaUifT.
DENISON, Miles L, Leitchficld.
DEWITTj Sylvester, Summerville.
DICKINSON, Joe Tom, Glasgow.
DOHRMANN, Howard J.. Louisville.
DONAN, John E., CampVellsville.
DOSSETl\ Isaac D., Allegwe.
DOUGLAS, Samuel S., Siithton.
DOWELL, Roy, ' '

ifield.

BRADSHaW, Lucian, Peter Creek.
BRAMER, George S., Parksville.
BRATTEN. Harley W.. Dexter.
nUEWER, George H., Canecreek.
BRIERLV. Mark. Sardii.

DOWELL^ Roy, Irvinglon.
DRISKELL Luther F., Boi

FRANCIS, Lujaine. Richmond.
FRENCH, Royj Water Valley.
FRYE, Eliia, Harrodsburg.
FUGATE. Granville, Vest.
FUQUA, Boyd. Guthrie.
FURNISH, tee T., Ghent
GAY,. Daniel, Piqua.
GAYHEART, Tip, Hippo.
GEMBLE, lames, Lotiisville.
GIDEON, Frank L., Owensboro.
GIVANS, Herbert H., Spring Lick.
GLASGOW, Basil. Mi. Washington.
COETZ, Benjamin J., Mentor.
GOODWIN, Owen, Love.
GOEMAN^ Albert, Milton.
COVER. John W.. Nancy.
COWER, Leslie M.. Guthrie.
GRAYS, Hercules, Louisville.
GREEN, George C, Louisville.
GREEN, Witt C. Tompbinsville.
GREENWALD, Henry A., Louisvill
GRIGGS, George, Stamping Ground.
GRIGSBY, Jarretl. Ned.
GRIGGS, William. Waverly,
HALL, Harold C., South Kent.
HALL, Lon, Oldtown.

406 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

KENTUCKY

Printcf— Conlioiied Prinlu— Coniinucd

VAN BUSSUH. OrviUc, Unianlown.
VANDERGRIFT, Chirlca^ Loui*Tl)Jc.

DIED OP WOUNDS
Ciptai n *
BURRE, Campbell, Lcxinston.
SPALDING, Ccorte R., Cotumbui

HARRIS. Gcorgs D- Franklin.
HOfiBS, Joaepb C, LeilnKtiw.

Scrgeuti
BROWN, Delbcrt L., Lockwood.
BURGIN. John d Bond.
GIERACH, Ernst Bernard, Covinsloi
HACKER. Lee, Manchesler,
HOGAN. John D., Fincaaile.
JUSTICE. MeKiolej', Pike.ville.
KOERNER. Heiman, O«eo»boro.
McDowell, Iivin B., Louisville.
SCHAEFER, Oicir Paut. Chapeie.
SPEMCE, Edward L.. Ionia.

BAKER, John. Lane

BROWN, L«, Echola.
BRYAN, Robert, Columbia.
CASSIN, Frank J., LoniiviUa.
COCANOUGHER, Roy. TexM.
D EATON, Garfield. Altro.

MAY, Floyd. LiTermort
MITCHELL, RoMoe S., Nebo.
OAKLEY, Audie. Nebo.
PARSONS, William H., Sandy Hook.
SLAVEN. Burdette M.. Steania.
SOUTHER, John R., Oakland.
WHITE. Daw, Tankaley.
WILSON, Hury B., CoTioftoB.

CAIN. John, Louiiville.
GRIFFITTS, Sheiman, Riuaca

Cook
AUBREY, William Edwud. Owcnc

Hechanic
DAWSON, Monay R., GLeowood,

ABRAU5, Harry, LouiiTille.
ADKINS. Herbert, Oiie.
ANDERSON, Frank. CoImu.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

KENTUCKY

407

ASBJlL, Charlie E„ E
CUAFFIN, Ernest, Chriilmu.
BAKER, Charles W., Someriet.
BAKER, HcDi7, Wither!.
BALL. Basil, Arabia.
BARNES, Ceoree Howell, Louiavi!
BATTEHTON, Biahop S.. Pari..
BAUDE, Carl F., Louijville.
BAXTER, Dan, Ennia.
BEASLEY, WUliam. Tyrone.
BECKELHIMER. More, Floims.
BEELER, Albert A., Big Ben.
BELCHER^ Hurschell, EmI '

HILL, Herbert M., Foiler.
HOLBROOKE, Jolin, Dale.
HOWELL, GeorBc, Glenwood.
HOWERTON, John W., Qiulitj

IGO, EmecT, Aiminta.
ISREAL, John D., Gn
JENKINS, ■ - ■

101

STAFF, Bibe, Wonder.

Ai^nmi..., Arthur Glenn, Mayiville.
BROCK Harrison. Larman.
BROWN, Arthur F., ReUel.
BROWN, David N., Crown.
BRVANT, Arthur C.. Bealtjville.
BUCKLES. Crorae C., Eliiabethlown.
BURCKLE, Charles J., LouisviUe.
BURGIN, Leonard, Mount Eden.

CARPENTEfe, Arthur, Goldc
CARTER, ----- -

CASANI, „., _

CAUDILL, Dawson, Jac. ..
CLAYTON, James A., New Hope.
CLAYWELL, Alonio C, Bakerton.
CLEMMONS, James L., Sandgap.
COOK, Temple Dell. Fhilpot.
COOPER. Andy, Canargo.
COOPER,, Thomas P., Sprinedalc.
CORNWELL, Harrr. Paducfli.
COSGRIFF, Earl J„ Dover.
COX, William M., Fed.
CRAVENS, Jo "
i fa^

CUNDIFF, William, jfonhead.
CUTSINGER. William, Taylotsv
DABNEY, William H., Yamicra'
DANIELS, Monroe, Charley.
DA NT Taylor S., St. Joseph.

M., Fed.

DA NT, Taylc
DAVIDSON,

DAVIS, Henry, Pomeroytoi
DAVIS, Riley Louis, Hadi
D EATON, Uc Kin ley. Barb

igton.

1. Ne«

DEWEE^, Richard, Lily.
DEWS, Earl, Newport .
DOWNEY. Eddie. Lockport.
DUNN. Carnie, Murray.
ELLIOTT. Earl W., Falmouth.
ELLIOTT, Lewis B., Wicklife.
EMRY, H., Madison vi He.
ENGLAND, David Brewer. Paradise.
FAHEY, Martin P., Louisville.
FIN LEY, Cleophas. Louisville.
FISCHER, Lewis E., Louisville.
FRANKS^ John Everett, Marion.
FREDERICK, Grover C, Mays Lick.
FREDERICK. William, LouisvUle.
FRENCI" ~ ■ -
FRONK, CI,, ...

GABBARD. Luthi...

GATEWOOD, Howard, Louisville.
GILBURTH, WillUm Other, Harlan.
GLASS, William H.. Huntsville.
GOBEN,_John W., Louisville.
GOFF, Catl E., Hudgioi.
GOFF. Ira B.. Horse Branch.
GOSNEY, Julius, Builer,
GRAY, Schyler. Cadii.
GREEN, Oscar. Colmar.
HALL, Clark, HarUn.
HARGAN, Norman, Vine Grove.
HARPER, Charlie. Little Cypress.
HART, Robert E. L., Haief
HELTON, James S., Taylorsville.
HENDERSON, Charles L., Covingtoti,
HENRY. Raymond F.. Louiiville.
HEHW^rC, Phillip, Bellevue.

'oy. Oweosboro.

ty, Cameyville.

JOHNSOli, Rollie. Star
JONES, CUrence Ev

JONES, Levi P., 0\

JUDY, Motoo, Mount Sterling.
KING, Benjamin H., Shock.
KIRBY, Frank, Bowling Green.
KUDELL, Emeat C, Newport.
LAHB, Ernest A., Fulton.
LEE, Herbert, Deuoy.
LEE, Solomon, Cabbage.
LESHEH, Denver A., Leitchfield.
LEWIS. Ennis, Hopewell.
LEWIS, Wilbum, Powder Mills.
LOCKE, Harriaon P., Louisville.
LOGSDON, Bobbie., Wheelers Mill.
LOGSTON, Bob., Burkesville.
LONG, Jestus Waller, Sulphur Springs.
LUCK, George F., Covington.
LYNCH, Sandusky, Lebanon.
LYONS, James, Louisville.
LYONS, Wingle, Fielden.
Mcdonald, Cedl F.. Eddyville.
McGUIRE, Thirston. West Liberty.
MAHORNEY, James H., Cynihiana.
MARKS, Howard, Crescent Springs.
HASON, William McKinley, Liver-

UEEK) Fielding V^ Smithfield.
UEEK, John W., Cillcltsburg.
MINK. OrvUle Lee. Otiawa.
MONROE, Elmer, Lebanon.
MONTGOMERY, William F.. Louis-
ville.
MOORE, Amplias M., Tolu.
MORRIS, Robert, Calhoun.
MOVERS, Lelon W., Cunningham.
MURPHY, Pat, KiM.
MURRAY, Joe, Louisville.
NELSON, Thomas, Argiliito.
NEWMAN, H». M., Bagdad.
NEWTON, Wilson. LeigTilon.
NORTHCUTT, Thomas B., Walton.
ORR, Willie. Reynolds Sution.
PARKS, Tilden. Danville.
PATTON, Jayhew, Naomi.
PENCE, Jolm, Peney.
PERRY, Harlan, Wcialey.
PHILLIPS. WiUiam, Hayiville.

STANLEY, (^harlea ,.. _

STANLEY, Lafayette. Mayfield.
STEPHENS, James M., Emerson.
STRUNK, Arnold, Steams.
SULLIVAN, Charley Bryan, Perkii.s.
TACKETT, Leonard, Shelby Gap.
TATUM, Lloyd, Waddy,
TAYLOR, DougUs, Narrows.
TRINKLE, MiDarii, Ghent.
WARREN. Guy E.. Edenlon.
WATKINS, Samuel F.,. Carlisle.
WELCH, William F., Clifton.
WHITSON. Fred Albert, Louisville.
WICKLIFF, Claud H., Owenaboro.
WILKINSON, Matt, Liberty.
WILLIAMS, Daniel E., Lewlsburg.
WILLIAMS, Irvin E.. Taylorsville.
WILSON, Dale L Mayaville.

WIREMAN, Pearl G., Jackson.
WOODY, Wallace Mcfvcr, Louisville.
YOUNG, Thon ■ "■

DIED OF ACCIDENT

Lieutenant Colonel
GRIFFITHS, Lewi* T., Louisville.

Lieutenants
HARRIS. Arthur F., Louisville.
HARRISON. Waller L., Lebanon.
THOMPSON, Henry Cary, Winches'

Battalion Sergeant
CRAIG, Buford G., Leiingioo.

BAILEY, Rossiel, Guthrie.
MASSIE, Hunter, Lwington.
NAGLE, Waller C„ Smith's Grove.
PURVIS, Willie, Creatwood.
RENSMANN, Adolph, Covington.
WILLIAMS. Alexander, Eubank.

BOND, Hugh W., Sparta.
BURNETT, William B.. Cloverport.
ESTELL, Charles W., Harrodsburg.
LUCAS, Charles. Louisville.
LUCAS, WiUiam, Tallega.
OGLE. Roy, West Point
SLATER, Ben., Browns^

ille.

TUCKEli, William, Jr., Louii

Cook
WALKER, Lale C, Greenup.

Wagoner
ADAMS, John, Jeremiah.

Privates
ALLEN, George B., Bardslown.
BLAKEMAN, Fred M., LexinKlon.
BOHANNON. Jesse, Central City.
BROWN, Tames O., Morganlown.

BUCKNER, Williani, r--'

CRANK. Henry. Lane
CROWDER, Joseph, I

HENDERSON, Chark_,

HENRY, Norbert, Louisville.
HUBER, William Aothom. Louisville.
HUSSIE, Edward T., Louisville.
JAMES. Frank, Hawesville.
KARRICK, Anhur, Mount Steriing.
KING, James F., Bond.
KISSICK, Thurman L., Hinges Mill.
LAMASTER, Le Roy D., Louisville.
LONG, James C, Fulton.
LOUGHRY, Crosby, Mamiton.

MANNIN, William. Sandy Hook.

MILLER, Charles F.. South Part

MORRIS, Boscoe, Haiard.

PITMAN, Charles F.. Louisville.

REYNOLDS, Joaeph C, Nicholasville.

HOSE Ralph Owe "

408 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

KENTUCKY

Privates — Continued Privatei — Continued Privates— Continued

SIMPSON, James Marion, London. TUCKER, James N.. Alton Station. WELLS, Gariand W., Dewey.

SMITH, Roy, Princeton. VON KAENEL, Florian O., Coving- WOOD, James E.. Owensboro.

THOMAS, Henry, Louisville. ton. WOOD, William H., Milton.

THOMAS, James G., Gracey. WEEKLY, Frank, Hopkinsville. YATES, William Bates, Richmond.

TRAUGHBER, Mayfield.

-¥■

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 409

LOUISIANA

410 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

LOUISIANA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 411
LOUISIANA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
LOUISIANA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 413

LOUISIANA

414 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

LOUISIANA

OfelT^

d-

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 415

LOUISIANA

416 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

LOUISIANA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 417
LOUISIANA

418 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
LOUISANA

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

419

KILLED IK ACTION

COLE^Gcoiw P., New Orluni.
DAVIDSON^ Toicph H., St. Jotepb.
EWING, Darid ]., New Orluni.
UOORE, Jerome £^ Independence.
HORGAN, WillUm D., Tangipibom.
NEYLAND, luper J., Wubintton.
POWELL, Tbomu J., Lake Provldenee

Serieiaw
CALHOON. Burk, Heridiu.
GLANDERS, Uicbil John, New

Orleini.
GREENnELD, John, Shrereport.
MOCK, Oliver P., Aleundria.
PEKELLI, Jobn A., New Orletni.
5TURGES, Thomu A^ New Orletn*.
TRAHAN, Rqgec* E., Baton RougE.
WHALeV, wSUoion, White Catle.
WIEDMAN, DaTid. DanothTille.
WILLIAMS, Aliin F.. New Orlean*.
WINTERS, Kobeit D.. New Iberia.
Corporal!

LOUISIANA

PiiTitci-^ontiBued
COUVILLION, Wilfnrd T., Alouodiia
GRAIN, HonatoD, Bocaliua.

PrlTitt* — Contioue

SCARDIN, Sarfino. Roaedak.
Waconara

DIBD OP WOUNDS

ALLAIN, Chadei De V. New Oileani.

BUNT, Fere Le«, SbTCveport.
LOWE, Robert F., Cunpu.
UcCAYWOOD, Perey, New Otieana.
UILLER, Emile F.. N» OrluDI.

CASSELL, Joaie, Woadiwurth.
COOKIELD, Aicbie L., Bermuda.
UcCAUSLAND, Roben 0., Jaekaon.

AUGUSTINE, June*, Kinder.
BAILEY, George, Monroe.
BALLARD, Gallon O., Amilft

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

PrfTttei — Contiatud

LOUISIANA

DIED OF DISEASE

Captain*
AKCHAMBAULT, Augiul B., New

EROGAN, Uwrence E., Mew Orlewi
DANIEL, Geocge E., New Orleuu.
iW, GoBls N.. Goodpine.

HILTENBERGES, Willi i

Orleans.
PHILLIPS, Walter A.. Bubrook.

Scrgunti
BAILEY, Fratit, Woodland.
BENTLEV. Joseph N., New Otleaoi.
CARROLL, Chirlet W., New Orleans
FOLSE, Arthur Francii, Lauderdale.
FORD, Louis. New Orletng.
BAVARD, WiUiun C, Bunbie.
JONES, Andrew E., New Orleans.
LEFORT, Feidinand j., Tfaibodauz.
MARTIN, Irwin S,. Mansurs.
MIGUES. Sidne* J., Rirne.
MOORE^Frank A^. Jeaoerette.
PITTS, Biniamio H., Colfax,
SAUCIER Cun-ey J., Plaucheville.
SONIAT, Gustavo L.. New Orleana.
STEWART, lainea, Monroe.
WILLIAMS, AHdcnt, Arcadia.
ZITZMANN, John O., New Orleuu.

Pflntei — Contianed
ARUAND, Ediu- J., CotlonporL
ARHSTEAD, Matthew, CheDeyrillc.
ARTON, John A., Jeaneretle.
AWBREY, Flojd, Homer.
BADEAUX, Michel, AmaudTille.
BAKER. Bevetly, Moldoi.
BANKS, Thomas, BurtvUle.

BATISTE, id., Gr

1 W., Eliisbeth.

Tony, Rayville.

BECKER, Frederick, New Orleans.
BELL, Marshall, Washington.
BELLARD, Louis, ChurcE Point.
BENNETT, Carroll T., Mitchell.
BERGERON, Albert Joseph. Thib-

BONNON, Paul St, Bayon B.rbi
BORDELON, FUhnore Williwn, J

Till*.
BOURGUe, Telesphor, MUlon.
BOURQUE, WUlie, Cades.
BOWLING, PhiUp S., New Orleu
BOYLSTON, Bennv, Saline.
BRADLEY, Edward, Dansrille.
BRADLEY, Ike, Morgan City.

COLLINS, 1 ,.,

COLLINS, Lawrence, New Orleana.
DRODDY, Herbert L., Hawthorne.
EARLE, William, li^iou Goula.
FORD, Leonard, Houina.
FRAZIER, Edgar T., Gibsland.
GRIFFIN, James, Bemice.
HICKMArf, Clark, Collax.
LECOMFTE, AI»io J., Hounia.
MORRIS, Herbert J., New Orlean*.
HURPHY, Neil IT. New OrlraDS.
NELSON. James H., Shreveport.
OGARA, John, Red River.
SAUCIER, Abner, Momon.
SIMONEAUX, Samuel A., Plattemrille.
VENABLE, Sidner. Louisa.
WARD, James G., Bbtou Goula.

Cook

FUSILLIER, Alfred, New Orleans.

.. New Orleai
UechanlGS
ORLANDO, Dominick, New i

I, Colfax.
CHAMBERS. D<

SALLINcfeR, Uejd Arthur, New

SALZER, Louii, Hew Orleana.
SCHUTH. GuiUtc E.. New Oileana.
SINGLETAKY. Chailea N., Oberlin.
SMITH. Lee E., Pineville.
SOLOMON. Edwin, Breaux BridEc.
STKAVHAH. Clark E.. Bosuer Pariah.
TERRARA. Louu J., New Orleans.
THOUAS, Leonard J.. Brrcelaod.
TUFRO, George, New Iberia.
VAUTRAIN, Alexander E.. New

Orleans.
VIDRINE, George, Ville PUtle.
WEBRE, Walter B., Union.
WITTERA, Joseph J„ Kalin.
WYRICK. Benjamin. Jlira.
YOUNG, Henr7, New Orlcws.

C, 1

LIDE, Julia, Shrevepott.

ANDERSON. Fred, Gilliam.

"" -- Central.

it R., New

SCIPIO, Harry, New' Orleans.
SHELLEY, Gordon. Winnsboro.
SMELLEY. Leon, Quilman.
WILLIAMS. Mitchell C, Baton Rous*.
WILSON, SulliTsn. Wild Wood.

Printei
ADAMS, Frank J., Grappes Bluff.
ADAMS, Tbomss. KeUj.
ADCOCK, Jury H., Spearville.
ALLINGHAm, Arthur E., Lafayette.
AMOS, Clarence, Alliance.
ANDERSON, Charley, New Orleans.
ANDERSON, Dave, Flsqu amine.
ANDRUS, Louis E.. Sulphur.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

LOUISIANA

Prlnlet— Continued

Prirtte.— ConiiniKd
ROBINSON, John S., Purl Ri
ROBINSON, Freiton, Lucu.
ROCK, Octave, New Orleui.
ROMAGOSO, Bctnud A., Ni

GHEE, SaiKhern, Hoimu.
GILBtRT. OKir, Gtnij.
GIRUNGHOUSE, Mxtic, Ollie.
GIVENS. OliTcr, Wilnwr.
GLEASOVf, Allen. Ploio Dealing.
GORDON, Jured, Wiran.
GORDON. Jimmie, Sicilr Iiltod.
GOUBLER, Emile T., New Orleu».
GOUDEAU, Sheridan, Bi( Cane.
GRANT, Hesrwr E., Shrenpart.
GREEN, DiWd. Allesdale.
GREEN. Frank, Feiriday.
GREEN, Robert. New Iberia.
GREENBECK, Ferdinand E., Green-

SAIZAN, Paul, Arniud.ille.
SAH, Alexti, Granluto.
SANCHES, CbarJei Joieph,

wil.uSrtlo^it"ii', 'F™ch"Setlle-

LANDRY, Isnace, ,

WILSOlt, Chailcb Algien.
WILSON, Henry, Forert.
WILSON, Joieph, Standard.
WINDAY, Joseph, Crown Point.
WINDYBANK, Richard W„ Loreau-

ville.
WOOTTON, Joaeph E., New Orleani.
WRIGHT, Hill, Ruilon.
YOUNG, Charle* F., New Orleana.

422

YOUNG. aeveUDd, Burton.
YOUNG, Robert Wm B»ton Kon

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

DIED OP ACCIDENT
Lieutauuti
COLLINS. Aahloa B.. New Orlui
5IHON. Herbert J. Cuaon.

Cook
BIVENS, EaniHt^ Lake Ourlei.
PEROT. Joleph. Breaux Bridn.
PROTHRO, Hatbiu H., Coiuhatli

BAKER. Huco L.. llindea.
CHAUVIN, Maldred. AbbeTille.
CHRISTIAN, Wilbur, Rajrille.

LOUISIANA

COOLfeY, 0«e»r, E
CORTEZ, Arthur, knemer.
DELAHOUSSAYB. CUrence J., New

Print**— CoBliaited

cw Otteaos.

w Orleim.

ULuidria.

!« OllcUI.

., ShreTeport
Few Oi'

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 423

MAINE

424 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
MAINE

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 425

MAINE

426 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MAINE

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 427

MAINE

428 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MAINE

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 429

MAINE

430 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MAINE

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

431

KILLED IN ACTION
CaptalDi
HAYWARD. Hwry WoodtoH,

HULeIt, Frank W.. Uwirton.

Llcateointi
BOURQUE, George N., Wilenille.
COBB, Herbert G,, Woodtords.
FIELD, Chvlei W. W., North Wind-

MAINE

PrivatM— Continued
CARTER. Ror W., McKinler.
CLARK, Dewey G., C»pe Mcddick.
CLUKEY. Phillip, Dexter.
COLANTONI, Antimo, Hexieo.
COLLINS, Andrew A., Wett Apple-

O'DONNELL, Gordon Sldner.

Holden.
OSIER, John, Orono.
OWEN, Ricbird C, Suo.
PALMER. Perlex C, Csribou.

NORTON, DoD*ld W., Kiogficld.

Scrgeinu
ALLEN, El wood D., North Deiter.
CHADBOURN, Arthur V., Dover
CILLEY, George E^ Harmony.
CONWAY. Robert E., Ponland.
DODGE, Hilei H., Iile au Hiut.
HANLEY, Willird B., Busor.
MANR Lmward A., Deifer.
McELHINEY. Hvold, Sliowhe«iii
UcKENZIE, Archie, Fairfield Cent
MITCHELL, Fred. EiMoort.
NELSON, Irrins S., Lisbon.
PAINE, Herbert A., BiDBor.
GUNNARD, Thomii, Damftriicotti
WEST, Cirroi S., Keisr FsUi.

PARKINSON, Earl S., Belfait

PERKINS, Geoi

PETERS, ::.. . .

PLUHHER, Guy W., Bi

Stacktaolm.

BAHSDELL, RslphL.. Souih

b Wstcr-
STT'LEDCER. HatTT D., Skowfaeean'

Cook.
LORD, Henry A., Milo.

„ York

RAUSDELL, Edwi

Medianie.
IfORIN, Napoleon, Biddeford.
Pri*aU>.

BOYHTON, Alton A., North White-

BRADBURY, Harry V., North Water-
lord.
BRIGGS, Cheiter L., HouHon.
BROWK John E^ Pembrooke.
BRYANT. Iirael B., Sherman MUla.
BUCK. Stanley L., Siroas.
BURNHAH. Fred A., wFlioo.
BUTLER, Pearler, Walerville.
BUTLER, Fcriey O., WatcrriUa,

WORCESTER, Thonui r, Jonupoit.
WORULIGHT, Leiler fif., Skowhe-

Z^ARK, Walter, Rumlord Fall*.

DIED OF DI8EASB.

MtiK, ueorge £.awui, Eiar oanxiT.
WILLS, Lealer H., "Uvtimiin Falll,

PARK, Clifford G., Daxtar.

Serceanti.
FROST, Clulon B., Princeton.
GUSHEE, Thomai P., Appleton.
LA FOND. Alfred E.. Hidiiou.
SHORT, Louis Dcnnii, Calaii.

Corporal).
DRINKWATER, Leslie E., Sabattna.
LUNT, Herbert S., Chenyfield.
MORRILL, Winfred R., Newport.
O'LEARY. Thoma* D.. Bansor.
PERCIVAL, Warren S., Ausuila.

ChaoSeor.
MANNING, Arthur B., North WataP

Cook).
BUTLER, Heur7, Watenrilla.
MERCHANT, JoW A., Winter Haf

WALLACE, Irrina C, Portland.

HecEiBle.
HILTON, EmcBt, Well* Beach.

432

DUNTON, Everitt W.,

Nnnt.

BABTLETT, Frances

WiioDcri.
MICHAUD, Cyr D., Esjle Ulw,

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MAINE

PriWtB*— Continued PrivM«»— Continued
WhitcGeld. ~ " ~

., Andover.

ACKLEY, E«rl L„ Fanningum.
ALLEN, Frank Louia, l.«w>>Ion.
ALLEN, Huffhie. Columbia Falla.
ABBO, Burl C„ Oibov.
AUDEY, Aatonr, Weitbrook.
AYOTTE, Albeit, Lille.
BACON, Willie J., RunnCT.
BAKLOW, Eineil L., RocliUnd.
BLACK, John M., Lewiihuri
BLACKWOOD. R ~ •"

!'"W*eit I

DIED OF WOUND&
Major.
BEAU Howard W., Lcwiitoo.

UmttMoti.
HOLDEN Frank. OiMietd.

BUNTOH, George T.. LlTennora

Palb.
CASTONGUAY, Arthur, Waterrill*.
FOSTER, Arthur S., South Pirit
NA50N, Raymond E„ Aubani.
NICHOLAS, William, Uichiat.
TUPPER, Letter E., Oldlown.
WILLETTE. Napoleon, Rumford.

DIED OP ACCIDENT.

HacluDia
DECKER. LIcwellrD S., S>nr>r.

Hnilclu
STOWELL. Arthur J., Frceport

WEBSTER, Stephen T„"Aupi«a.

Serieial.
ELWELL, Arthur S., Portland.

Corporali.
JORDAN. PercT. Auburn.
STEVENS, Clifford I., Brook*.
WITHEE. Earl C, gkowhcnn.
WOODCOCK. Arthur L., Vinal
HaTCD.

ANDERSON, Elmer D., OilbH.
AREY, RuHcI G., Camden.
BEAN, Herbert S., Eait Wilton.
BERNARD, John, Ueiico.
BICKNELL, Ivan E., Ausnita.
BLOUIN, Ovila, Auniita.
BURBANK, Leiter A., South Watef

BURRILL. Carl E., Lincoln Center.
CONWELL, Thomaa E. Leviiloa.
DAMON. Harold F., Winterport.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

433

MAINE

Privates— Continued

FLAHERTY, John J., Bath.
GIRAUD, Arthur, Lewiston.
HUGHEY, Amo E., Jackman.
LEVASSEUR, Romeo, Van Buren.

Privatea — Continued
MARSHALL, Harrv F., South Brewer.
MITCHELL, Frank L., Livermore

Falls.
0*TOOLE, WiUUm, Bangor.

Privatea— Continued

SIMMONS, Jedeiah R., Rockport.
TRAFTON, Alfred Ames, Machia«

Port.
WIERS, Alfred, Haynesville.

•

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 435

MARYLAND

436 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MARYLAND

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR
MARYLAND ,

438 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MARYLAND

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 439

MARYLAND

440 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MARYLAND

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 44!

MARYLAND

442 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MARYLAND

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR 443

MARYLAND

444 SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MARYLAND

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

MARYLAND

KILLED IN ACTION

EUERV. Gonun H. H.. Baltiinint.
HOUSTON, S»mucl Humn, Baltimc

WADE. John D.. GaUheraburg. '
WARFIBLD. John Bieckcnrfdcc Wood-

CORDELL, LllletoTi T., ^tlnu . .
EWINC, Cnrie W.. Jr.. Baltimore.
EYLER. E4iBr J.. Bsltimon.
FLECHTNER. G«r|i! A., Baltlmote.
FRALEY, WllUun K.. BB]llraoK.

OBER. Robert.. Baltimore.
PRINCE. Edmund Howard. Tono
ROGERS, Chsiln C„ McPoaoufh
ROSEN FIELD. Mfrrlll., Baltlmon
ETRAWN, Kenneth P., Undovet.
WATTERS, WUIiaro J. H., EUkoll
WEBB, Hurry L.. Bel Ait.
WELCH. Jowph W.. Hoyn.
WILMER, Hiury W., Leonard low c
ZOUCK, Pettr C,.. Glyndon.

CorpDnl* — Con
JONBS. Hetm' R.. Btl

KEENAN. Alrey D., 1

KILDOW. Percy P.. Onkluid.
I^KE. HUton /.. Ilcheater.
LtLLER. Guy P.. Cumbetlud.
MACATEE, SuDuel A., Bdtlmore.
UAHAN. EUli P., Elkton.
McGKE, Matthew B., Baltlmote.
HcINTYRE. Bemaid J.. Balllmore.
HEHLHORN. Heimsn. Btltlmort.
MEREDITH. Alvln S.. Federalibuic
MOORE. Tbomai R.. Hasentown
MURPHY. Jame*. Woodlawn.

DAVIS. Charln E.. Sallibui
FUCHS, John E.. Balllmnn

Mccormick. jo«ph. irvi

city.

BRITTINGHAM. Ralph L.. Berlin.
BROWN, Alonia. Olivet.
BROWN, Newton F.. Baldmoie.
BUCHANAN. Eari S., Cumbetland.
BUNKE. WUUam, Union Bridge.
BURGESS, William E.. Baltimore.
BURKE, Je«e D.. Kemptown.
BUTZNBR. John F., Baltimore.
CABLE, Harry K., Baltlmote.
CALDWELL. Jamei E., Galena
CAMPBELL. William W.. Baltimore.
CASEY, Harry, Baltimore.
CHAMBERS. Colllna, Cheitetlown,
CIAMBRU5CHINI, Juliui. Baltimore.
CIBOROWSKl. SCanliaaw. BBltlmore.
CLARK. Georn C., Baltimore.
CLAZEY. WllUam P.. Baltlmon.
CLINE, Benjamin F.. Thurmont.
COFRAN. Bdwud. FInlubun.
COLE, Robert L. R.. Baltimore.
COMFHER, William J.. PoolesvlUe.
CONNELLY, Thomai, Balthnotr.
COOPER, Abraham, Baltimore.
COSTELLO. Frank M.. St. Helena.
COUCHMAN, Edward H.. Mount Wait

CO^CIL, luliui K.. Baltimore.
CRAMPTON. William L.. Sharpibura.
CULLBN. Michael P., Weatemporl.
" " - li Itlind.

CUSTER, Thomaa, WeMetnporl.

■tin I.. Catonfvi
iV.johnJ.. Bt.
on R.. Relay.

DUTKOWSKY.
FAITH. CUfK

HUNTER, Robert L.. Baltlmare.
JOHNSON, William M.. Bethewla.
LILLEV. Clarence S.. Baltimore.
LORE. Arick L.. Solomoni.
MARTIN, John E.. Baltimore.
MORRIS, fiuc. Ballimore.
NEWCOMER. Jamei B,. Hallway.
PIPER, Blner Lewii. Baltimore.
PRZVBYLOWSKI. Leonard. BaltloK
RBICH, Geone E.. CatDiin>llle.
ROGERS, Waller J.. Baltlmor*

ROSEWAG, Adam J..

SALVADORl. Adolfo ___

SAXON.John W.. Kendngion.
SHAML^FFER. William P.. Baltlmon
STOLBA, Jofati Jamn, Baltimore.
SVRJCEK. William Vincent. Bali;
TAYLOR, Albert C. Baltimore.
TRACY.Jame ~ " ■ '
VANIK, FranI

Corporal!
BAYER. RuHell J., Baltimore.
BUBK. Conrad C. Hageialown.
CARH, Benjamin S., Annapolli.
CRANDELL. Boytd. Baltrmon.
CRISPENS. Howard E., Baltlmon
DAVIS. Joseph L.. Havre De Grac
DORSEy. JoMph D., Baltimore.
FOSTER. Charlei N.. Baltimore.
FREDERICK, Robert B.. Ha<

Grace.
GRAHAM. Wilbur E.. Woodsboro
;REY, David I., Cumberland.

RORABAUGH, Frank C. Sava
SCHOTTA. Charlea F. Oclla.

HARPER. Jamei F.. Baltimore.
RICHTER, Jullua F.. Lanaconlng.
ROBERTS. Martin M.. Patkrllle.
STREHLEN. John J.. Perry Hall.

TrumpetM
SMITH, Jamei L., Baltimore.

Wagoner*
BURNS, Je<M L., Monro
"' .RK. Geon "■■

CLARK,

, Elk Milli.

Park.

V. Jerome L., 1

V. joMph e., <

[^lACOMO. N!

DIXON, itodnty

DOBRZVKOWSKI. Fi_
DOERFLER. Cbaile* J.
DORN.

DRVDEN, Orvllle G., PrincCK auuc.
EBEBLEIN. Antone. Baltimore.
ELDER. Francli X.. Emmitiburg.
ELLIOTT, Enieit W.. Elllcotl.
ELMO, Nicola. Baltimore.
ENGLE. Oren R.. Baltimore.
FARMER. George W.. Hyatllvllle.
FARRADY, John, Sr.. Froitbuig.
FAUGHANDER. John P.. Wlllianupott.
FEIGLEY, Bklwaid F., Hagentown.
FIROR, Carl L., SabUlaafille.
FISHER. Chatlei W., Baltimore.
FLEISCHMAN. Frank F., Back Rl*er.
FORD, JoMpb H., Landover.
frock; Maurice E., HagentoWD.
FRYE.John. Lonaconlng.

lOLZEN, Charln B.. Cumberland.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Printo — Cob linucd

MARYLAND

PLESSINGER, Eimu I., HwKock.
POLK. Walter. Prinoen Anne.
PONTON, Andrew J., Buckeyrtown.
PRETTYMAN, Frederick W.. Cambridge.
PRICE, Gtonp S.. Phoenix.
PRISSMAN. Samuel. BslUmore.
PURCELL., John Ja«ph, Pvlnvllle.
FUSEY, FiedeHek D.. Salisbury.
PVLES, Rlcbird A„ Mount Ralner.
QUINN, Leonard Meville, Piederick.
RAPPB. WillluD H.. Biltlmoie.
RATCLIFF, Edd T., Klnatman.
RATKB. Tobn L.. Cumberland.
RAUSER. WUliara G.. Baltimore.
RECEE, Wharton J.. Baldmoie.
RBID. Blbw N.. Welbourw.
RBIIXy, Geone P., Jr.. Baltimore.
RBUTBK. Frederick J.. Monktou.
RIBBOLD. I^ederick L.. Biatlmaie.
RIBUBK. Charla H., Baltimore.
ROBERTS. Junea H.. Balilmott.
ROBINSON. Jobn W.. Baltimore.
ROBUra, John L., Raapcbura.
ROTAN, William H.. Baltimore.
R OVST ON. WUIlun t.. Unperco,
RUBHL, Hairy., Baltimore.
SAKKIaRIDES. StamanlM. Baltlmoir.
SANDS, Toaeiili. Baltimore.
SCHLBUTBR. Harry A., Eut New Uar-

me.

SCHOBLKOPF, Paul G..
SEIBERT. WUllam. Hag.
SBM A. Jacob. Baltimore.

SEWARb. ElUott B., Bal

SBWARD. Mark H.. Baltimore.
SHAFARUK. Alemader. Baltlmon-.
SHAPIRO. Abiahun E.. Baltimore.
SHAPIRO. Ell M.. Btdtlmore.
SHIPLEY. RBymond. Comberiand.
SHROYER, Waller L.. Lonn.
SIMMS. Manhnll, Baltimore.
SIMPSON. Cbarlea S., Frederick.

9. Park Hall.

SPARBNBERG, Cbaile« L., Baltimore.
SPBNCBR. Looto. Snow Hill.
SPRING, Rodney V. R.. Ea«ttm.
STBRLtNG. G«oc«e. Crisfield.
STEVENS. Maynard W.. Baltimore.
ariTELY, Clifford M., Tbuimont
STITZ. Jamea L.. Baltimore.
STOEWBR, Chailci. Canton.
STOTTLEMEVER. Hany E.. Haien

STREAMS. Cbarlea. Bnintwick.
STUDINSKI. Max J., Baltimore.
STULL, Rsyntond C, Thurmont.
SUNDBRIAND, Harry A.. Baltimore.
SUPERCZYNSKI, Conrad J., Baltimore.
THIM. Harry J.. Baltimore.
THOMPSON. Oeotie P., Gardenville.
THOMPSON, Le Roy F.. Baltimore.
TIR5CHMAN. Heniy E., Col«ate.
TODD. Roland E., Preaton.
TRIMBLEV. Earl. Sang Run.
TW|GGiHp.batt M.. Cumberland.

VAN MATBR. t
VANUCCI, John. FroMbnrE.
VONBBRGER. Ehiick, EtaTtii
WALSH. Maurice G.. Baltimo
WALZL. Harry A.. Baltimore.
WANTLAND, Harty D., Baltfmi

WINCHENBACH. Roland C, Baltimore.
WOOLFORD. Paul B.. Baltimore.
WYAND. Reno E.. Shatptbnn.

WYATT.Vau — ^ "

YINGLINC.

YOUNKIN, J_ _ ,

ZACKS. Joaepb, Baltimore.
ZAYKOSKl, Benjamin. Baltimore.
ZEMAITIS. Window Leonard. Baltimore.
ZITAITIS, Frank. Baltimore.
ZITTINGER. Herbert A., BBltlP""-.
Z5CHEUSCHLER, Eameat C. I

DIED OP DISEASE

Captaitu
COLSTON. Frederick C, Baltimore.
LOWNDES. Andrew J.. Baltimore.
McSHEBRY. Cyprian. Baltimore.
WHITE, John C.. Baltimore.

Lieutenaata
COLEMAN, Robert H., Baltimore.
McCARTV. John. Baltimore.
McELDERRV. AuiuatuB B., Baltimore.
PFAFF, Harry John, Jr.. Baltimore,
PORTER. Horsce H.. Baltimore.
RBID, Howell Lewli. Baltimore.
ROBINSON. Rli7hard D.. Baltimore.
SHANNON. Samuel D.. Baltimore.
WARD. Frank A., Baltimore.
WILLIAMSON. Philip H., Moant Waah-

DELCHER. Edward N.. Baltimore.
FAIRGRIEVES, John R., Moaeow.
GELLNER. Justus B., Cumberland.
HILL, Charles C. Govang.

tERVIS. George S., Baltimore.
:R0H, William Herman, Baltimore.
LA KIN. Jamn H.. Baltimore.
LANDERS, Rnbeit B., Hageratown.
ROBERTS, Alwln R.. Weatem Port.

SULUVANrc'liilMd E., WoodembotB
THOMAS, John F W., Baltimore.
WILAND. Cvrui. Lonaconln(.

Corporala
ABBOTT, Maurice L., P

ANDERSON, AmbroK

BACON. Chailei A.. Baltimore.
BALLING, Benjamin F.. Baltimore.
BROWN. Frank M.. Baltimore.
CI.OPPER, Jphn F., Boonaboro.
CROWL, Harry W.. Baltimore.
DE COEV, Louli B.. Baltimore.
EYLER. Benjamin F.. Frederick.
FORSYTMK. Joseph A., Cleaip«rin«.
FRICKER. Luther P.. Baltimore
'•" ■ -" lohn J., Baltimore.

falter H.. Lonaconlns-

{ACOBS, Charlei n., rrexenc
lACENGAST, Frank. Ba1tlm<

RICHARDSON. Georie E
ROBINSON. Clifford. Haierato^.
RUPPERT. Georrie. DavldMnvllle.

S, John NelHD, Uopei Fi
>EN. Fraodi J., siltimi

ORBNDORF. WUllam W.. Cumberiand

Cbanffeur
WHITE. Walter Bi

BELL. Georte A., Baltimore.

Uechaniea
ANDERSON. John T., Churchill.
HILLGER. Arthur F.. GardcDTlllc.
McNBAL. Albeit. Baltimore.
SHAFFER. Jamea. Mount San<e.

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Uiuieiau
BENNETT, Morrli W.. Fndfrick.
BULLOCK. Danld J.. BalUmoie.
DOUGHERTY, RonaJd. CriafitM.

MICHEAU, Grace Bell. B^Umoie

LINTHICUM. Ben)Bmln J., Church

MARYLAND

Printe*— Contintied
REINHARDT, Joeeph. Same.
RICHARDSON. Georat E.. HagenEowii.
RIDGLEY, WUHam Veman. Mom ' "
ROBINSON, Albert. BalUmore.
ROBINSON. Bennle. Hiulock.
ROBINSON. William A.. MlUinn.
ROCHESTER. Theodore. Seat Pte
ROSS. Raymond E.. Street.
SAPFIELD, Edmid H.. Bi
5AFRANSKI, Adam ' ~

GODDARD, Benjamin H

HEARD. Louli F.. Lctmanltoiini.
HOWARD, Geone A„ Baltimore.
JOHNSON. jDHph P.. Balclnuirr.
WINTERS. Jacob A., Vale Summit.
WRIGHT. KEMP. Pedoalsbun.
Private*

BAKER. WUIIam R.. Lut)

BAYNE, Samuel E.. 1

BENTON. Howard, Baltimore.
BERLAU, Fredeik' ~ ' '
BLACKSTON. Jot
BLAKE. Nebon, E
BOOTS. SuniKl C. Baltimore.
BOWBN.AtaJ. Betlln.
BRADSHAW. John, Baltimore.

WHARTON. George A. C, Crisfield.
WHEELER. Never Edward. Watertvllle.
WHEELER, Paul R.. Eait Port.
WILEY, Arthur, Hagmtowr.

CALHOUN. Earl M., Garrett County.
CAMPBELL, Samuel T.. Eckhart MInea.
CHAMBERS. John J.. Ellkolt City.
CHENOWETH. Okey R., Cardifl.
COALE. William F., Baltimore.
COOK, Robert D.. Oxford.
CORKRAN, NDnnan H., Hutlock.
COVINGTON, George, Baltimore.
CREEK. George. Hancock.
CREIGHTON, John. Cambridge.
CRIST, Samuel J.. South Cumberland.
CRUM, Walter Cramer. Walkerrille.
CURTIS, Wslli*. Poplar Hill.
DAVENPORT. Isaac, Baltimore.
DAVIS, Henry, Federaltburc.
DEAN, David J., Baltimore.
DEARNBERGER, Edward L.. Hagera-

DERTZ6AUGH, William L.. Frederick.
DICK. Franklin A.. Salisbury.
DISHAROON, William W., Saliibury.
DISNEY, Wllmer A.. Bowie.
DOMBR, Frederick, Baltimore.
DONNBLl,Y. Th - - -

DOWN&W__ _

DUHNOCK; John W., Cambridge.
DUNPHV. Pue M.. Towaon.
BDWASDS^land, Odenton.
BGBNHO^^R, Henry M., Baltlmon
BLIA80N, Patrick E., Baltimore.

BNNISJohnH., B'"

BXLINK Floyd E.
FBHWtCK. Thonu
FIELDS, Daniel, '-

FIKE, Orval R.. i

FOBS. AUred W., Baltimore.
FORD. Lewia T., Shady Side.
PORSTER, Loul* George, Baltimore.
FRANTZ. Harry T.. LuthervUle.
FREDERICK. Ehner M., Cockeyivnie
GARNER. Bad] E.. Shady Side.
GBLWICES. Charleg F.. Emmitiburg.
GIBSOTI, Davtd. Baltimore.

WRIGHT, Brymore, Baltimore.
ZAFRON, Max. Baltimore.
ZAHNER. Henry C. Baltimore.
ZEMAN, Charlea, Baltimore.
ZIMMERMAN, Walter L., Baltimore.
ZWOSTER. George E., Hlghlandlown.

DIBD OF WOUNDS

elHNSON, Albert H.. Bel Air.
OWBRAY. Chatlea B., Federaliburg.
PAGE. George R., Hamilton.

VALENTINE. Ruaaell B.. Cumberland.

Corporal!
AKERS. Byron V.. Hlghlandlown.

HARTMAN^ Adam. Jr.. Baltimore.

448

SOLDIERS OF THE GREAT WAR

Corponli — Continued
LINK, Howard W., HalrthonK.
LONG. Nornui] E.. CalllotniB.
LOVE. Samrm P., Lonaconing.
MALONE. George S„ A]l«i.
McCLINTOCK. Alexander H., Baltimore.
OSTROWSKI, Waller H.. Halettwrpe.
PERRY, fienlamln. jr.. Betheida.

8UANTE. Jeflrgr, Hamilton.
ITTENHOUSE. Milton M., BalUmore.
ROTH, Lloyd I.. Govam.
SCHULTZ, Heibat, Jr.. Baltimore.
STBADMAN. Harold W.W., Biuniwlck.
STEVENS. John 3-. Baltimore.
SULLIVAN. Jam« M.. Ballimore.
TOMS, Stanley M., Glenell.
TOWNSEND. Iphn W.. Cambridae.
WHITMORE. Frank C, Woodlawn,
WIMMER, Warten H., Baltimore.
WINDSOR. Frank L.. Coleiate.
WOLF. Dupont L.. Baltimore.

MARYLAND

Privatn — Continued
CAST. Clear L., Biooklyn.
CLOCK. HarryJ., Ballimore.
CLOTFEETY. Robert R.. Accident.
GOLLERV, Ftanm R., Baltimore.
GRAHAM. Thorn Bi B.. Cumberland.
HALL. Robot E.. Eaatport
HARLAN. Ben,. Balilmnr^.
HARRISON. Si

HESTERBERC. Martin E.. BaltJDiort.
HOOD, Charlta. Norbeck.
HULL. Paul L., Silver Sprin».
HYLAND. William E., Bel Air.
JAGODZINSKI. Felli, Baltimore.
JENKINS, Thoma. I., Fiostburg.
JUBB, Jamet E., Baltimore.
JuENCST, Erneat Nicholi, Baltimore.
KAHMER, Loula P.. Baltimore.
KAVANAUGH, Martin P.. Baltimore.
KELLEY, Harry H.. Phoe; '

STACK. Chatki C, Baltimore.
STALLINCS. Irving R., Owingi.
SULLIVAN, Frank Jamea, BatlimDre
TALBERT. Henry V., Funkitovn.

DIED OF ACCIDENT

Wasonen
KELLEY. William. Baltimore.
POWELL. ElliwoTth. D., Crlafield.

AHRING. Harrr C. Baltlmon
ALT, Henry. Jr.. Baltimore.
APPLE. Isaac H., Baltimore.
ASBURY. E«rett F.. Street.
ASgUITH. Calvinc. Edgewate]
BaLlA. Alvln. Baltimore.
BANDEL. Edgar L.. Orangevll
BARBER, Francli P., Ulyloni
BELL. Clarence L., Baltimore.
BERGER. Frank. Baltimore.
BIDEN, Edward L.. Walbtook
BLUEFORD. William J.. Crlaii

HOGGS. B

y H.. Rob

KRUCUK. Danl.
KRUKUK. Danl<

LANTZ,Jt„,

LAW. John Henry. Baltimore.

LINDBMON, John C Cockeynr

LI NK^ George E.. Jr.. Ballimore.

McAlWeR, Georgt .

McDonnell. John. Baltimore.
McKEE, John T., Granite.
McKENNA, Jamea F., Ballimore.
McKENZIE. William A.. Baltimore.
McILHENNY. John E.. BalUmore.
McLAIN. Robert C. Baltimore.
McLERNON, John, Baltimore.
MORAN. Thomaa, Baltlmote.
MORNINCSTAR. George S.. Baltimore.
MYERS, Harry ].. Manchsler.
NOGRAPSKI, Stephen P,. Baltimore.
NUEDLING, Leo I., Hlghlandlown,
ODBNHALL. Nathan O.. Baltimore.
OXEARY. Timothy A,, Luke.
OWINGS. Samuel D., Baltimore.
PASKOWSKI. Edward JoHph. Baltimore
PETERS, Henry A., Cambndge.
PILKERTON, Jamea A.. UecTuiniOTllle,
PITCHER. Ruban A., WMlminater.
PLUMMER. George. Jr., Bethnda.
POMEROY, Hanr H., Baltimore.
RAMAGNAMO. John A., Baltimore.
RE ILLY. William L,. BallimDre.
RICKETTS. WillUra, Bruniwick.
RINEHART. Jamea W., Crelllng.
R ITT MILLER, Auiuat H.. fiallimote.
RODMAN. Osar E., Baltimore.
ROEHNER. Harry H.. Halethorpe.
RUARK. William M.. Cambridge.

SNYDER. Emil J., Eaitport.

CROSS. Hati

Corporala
GRILL. George E.. Woodlawn.
HANLEY, Paul J., TowKin.
XRENGEL, Edgar R.. Covan*.
LEONARD. Bernard E., Baltimore.

Cook
GROSS. Robert H., Battloioie.

ALBRIGHT, Melvin V.. FroMbuis.
BENTZ. Edward F., Baltimore.

"" J, Robert F.. Prtscen Anne

Hairy . Baltimore

-ERTY, George, Baltimore.

EWING, Lewli R., Brooktandvllle.
FISKE. George R.. Linkwood.
TONES, Edward. Baltimore.

MOORE, BRmicr F.. CraL
PARKER. Hany V., Sallabury.
PREBEZEWSKI, Stephen Ka2mai. Bal

price' Wniard T.. Broomi laland.
REICHERT. Frederick H.. Baltimore.
REID, Elton N.. Welboume.
RITTER. Cbriitlan J.. Ballimore.
SMITH. John S.. Baltimore.
SPORKA, Joaeph, Curcia Bay.
THOMAS, Arthur H., Mount Wlnana.
WARD. King. LocoDOkc City,