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SECTION ONEloTHE FOLLOWING raj*ualtif.« are reported by the cotnmandlni? general of the American Expeditionary Forces:Killed In action. t»K; missing in action.' ^ 72; wounded severely. 101; wounded j slightly, 106; died from accident and other causes. 3; died from wounds, 49; ' died of disease. 83; wounded, degree undetermined, 14f; prisoners, 1; diedof aeroplane accident. 1 Total. 660.Killed In \rtlon .Corp Edward W J. Luedtke. Mil-:waukte. Wls.Wagoner Sanford Severson, Kanawha, Iowa.i PRIVATESSidney If Bergstrom. Clinton. Minn. David 1* Glttens. La Crescent. Minn. Adolph H. Klusmeier, Lyle. Minn Harold C. Minnlck. Lamberton, Minn.HImmIbk in Action •Corp. George J Krava Lesueur City, ;;iMinn.I John J, Carr, Griggsville, Wts i j»Fred Mataaao, Red Granite, Wis. i r',jOlaf Olson. Odessa Minn. ' jnLyman M Smith Hopkinton, Iowa. iJohn P Barger, Milan. Tenn. jFrederick Geiger, Burlington, Iowa :Wounded Severely in ActionCaptain Emil Rolf, Mankato. Minn 1 Corp. James A. Mazza, Marshfield,Hi*.PRIVATES |Vern R Dunagan. Salon. Iowa. !Frank J Kozisek. Beroun, Minn Joseph K. McNally, Dubuque, Iowa.Ralph M Sheppard, Hoffman. Minn •Ivan K. Hemmlnger, AVithee, Wii. JI Ray Smith. Martelle. la. *] Slightly Wounded
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La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press

La Crosse, Wisconsin, US

Wed, Oct 23, 1918

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