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he Nation’s Dead and WoundedWashington, D. (\, Nov. 12.— There are 1,198 names on the casualty list which the war department authorizes for publication today, distributed in the following classifications:Hilled In action ............. 383 pDied of wounds ............. 138Bled of dijeve........... 225Wounded severely ...... 34Wounded slightly............ 148Kissing- ..................... 178Bled of accident and othercauses ................... 7 IWounded, decree undetermined 107 \__iTotal .....................1,198Twenty-six of the casualties are men from Iowa, distributee! as follows:£ KILLED rK ACTION.Corp. Hoy a. Randolph, Melford.Pvt. Charles J. 3.-. MeVay, Burlington.’ Pvl Clifford A. Larimer, Laurens. Pvt, Charles I*\ Willis. Pe Soto.Pvt. Harry A. Kimball, Clear Lake. Pvt. Jesse J. Kite, Casey.Pvt William Roseveld, Hull.DIED OF DISEASE.Cook Russell L. Coe. Grand Junction. Pvt. Albert IL Halverson. Waokon. Pvt Jesae G. Mundfrom, Nashua, Pvt. George Hogoboooj, Keokuk. Pvt. Joseph EL Schwartz, GroenA Pvl Doyle S. Reeves, Washington. Pvt. Harry K. Tangomon, McGregor.DIED OF WOtTNDS.Corp. Wylie Margeson, Maauoketa. Pvt, Levi Albertson. Leland. WOTOBED, DEOBXB TTNDE^TEBMUTEB.Sergt. K. T. McCurray, Des Moines. Corp. Archie B. Fleming, Waterloo, Pvt. Oren O. Adatns, Wlwterser.Pvt. ;Jens P. Jensen, Kstherviile.WOTTICDEB BEVBEEIiY,Pvt. Albert M. Milota* Cresco.KIBSOTG IB ACTION.Pvt. Carl C. Weisbroch Des Moines, Pvl Karl V. Sharpe. Oskaloosa.WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.Sergt. Palmer WUeon, Washington. Mechanic Joseph A. Aleeyter, Rock Rapids.Pvt Gilberth B. Simmons, Lenox.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Tue, Nov 12, 1918
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