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?t°wd p,,l‘,ur* IRnwoon wan a student at |h ■lty of Virginia.IversltUnlveTRANSPORT BRINGS TO BOSTON 195 SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERSSecond Group of Invalids From Overseas to Reach This City Is Divided Among Vicinity HospitalsHAPPY PARTY OF CONVALESCING SOLDIERS PHOTOGRAPHED WITH NURSES ATBOSTON CITY H08PITAL.Left to Right—Private Wendell Clough (sealed), Co C. 103d Infantry: hospital apprentice Ravmond Ott. nurseB Eleanor Holmes and Beatrice M Finn; private Harrr Hansen (6cuied). Headquarters Company, 35ihJ?,fntry; Prlvale Grower James (on stretcher). Co E. HHtli Infantry; private Ralph Haroldson. Co 0. 23d Engineers; private Bernard Goesler, Uh Machine Gun Battalion, 2d Division.s The second contingent of Invnlldcd□ American soldlcia to reach Boston was = landed yesterday si the Xavy Yard s from an American transport, formerly 5 a Hiimturs-American Linar. Shortly H afterward the tiatlcnts wcic cotnlort-— ahly placed ir. the hospital* hers and = on the Island* in the harbor.S The total of sick and wounded who— arrived fitsm overseas was lit Of that = number f: were stretcher cases, men «, a seriously wounded or sick that they = I must bn koit In bed. All thex. coses = , were taken to the Boston City Hospital— ioi the pwrsrnt. and later A 111 be dls-m tiibutid among the various Army Hoa-= Minis which make n spcctiilty ol their y pflrlliulur wound* or sl.lme—= Among the arrivals were 111 men snf-= ferine frctn mental disorders ravised by = shell shock. These wore -cut to the = IlixtOn I’ryehoiinlhtc Hospital, whence, n after a period of rest, thev will he re-21 moved to Buffalo. One man had tulwr.u-= losls In an advanced sing.- and ho was = sent to a local State hoonlUI. The re = malnder. I-T In number, were eent to the 5 hospitals of the Boston coast defense O s»*toni-= Fifty were sent over the road In Red = Cro» ambulances to Fort Dank*. To = the hospital at Ton Warren were sent Si S men and to Hie hospital at Fori .Ms = drew*. Peddoeka Island. :i moi* These□ were taken by Army boats. Fifteen »SeU— Marines n.re eent to the Naval llospi-= t-l In ClMlH-aS The wounded and Sick soldiers and— Marines were cared for on the wav over = by two Army nurses and 1* Ulsters of y the lloly Oho*!.= | The ship was held at Quarantine until S yesterday morning and prior to starting = I for her berth, every man on the ship had g. been examined by M») Austin, asstrtani R. medical mll.vr of the Xunho.slei n lc-nravvlU. Louis, pvt. Co E. «th Inf. Gray. flm It. •orp. fo IS. isth Inf., .raysnn. lU ve pvt. Co D. Ifctlt Inf.V''''1- pvl ' °.?• .L*1 Sngr*.Green. Join lt;.. pvt Or li. »t|i Inf.-creer. I.e., pvt. Co Hq.TracBehool.CAC Guerin, .lames J. pvt. Co a. Mth Inf. Hahn. S. M.. pvt. Wth Ac.o Sqd. AbSC. Haley. John B, sgt. Co ,\. itth Ensfa.Mummel. H I* pvt. to ]. lit), |„f.‘MnroldBon. Ralph. pvt. Co A, :3d Enca. Hama. Walter, pvt. Co fc. Wth Inf Hartman loruls J.. rapt. Sled Corpa. Ilusdcy. Juines. pel. Co I. JPth Inf. Hnw.es. M. If., pvt. . o It. «th Enera. Hendatvon. J. A., It. Co c. „'d B.. M. O. Ilenson. Hsrry O. pvt. liqltth Inf. Heaney. Hugh r.. pvi. M C . Ittth Inf. Ilenlou. Win. II.. pvt. c„ tv. lffith Inf. Ilocnuni. « .. pvt. Co B, Tth SI.a. Eng. Jluiil. Jos. H.. pet. H*i Troonn kid Dlv. Hunter. A. A., pvt. Co. A. li7th Inf.* James, t!rover, pvt. Co E lOltlr Inf. Kclsi-y. Ronald R.. It. Oi«1 It. C.I-ove. William J.. It. ^d Inf Slaloney. IS. It.. It. .ol. Hlt;|. Div 27th B. Morton, H. T., mnj. I. II. '*. M. R.C. Pinkerton. Allen, mnj. unaaidgned mf. Smith. Vlnny P . cam. Medical Corpa. swan it. 0*r® P.. It. Mad Dept.Secery. Itr*a Anns, nurse. A. N. C.The irursport ulso brought 3» ortlcer*. sent as In.ttuctot* to the various camp-throughout the lountrv. There were alw sonui ivturnlng soldiers on furlough or n.elcned to vurlou* dutle* at home.The fanu.ua ..... I director. WallerDwmrosch, retun.ed on the tr.nisi.ort after ntnv wrks In Paris Me .leclared he never saw anythin! in wonderful as the change from darkness to llgl.t in Pails following thy iiugnl!l«lt;riil w ork of the Ameclcsns at Chateau Thierry. In Purls Mr UnniP-v. h wild nothing Is too g~.il for the American*Congressman Feler P. Tague lias telegraphed to bee Baker requesting list 1 an Information bureau be mMhllehvd i hy the Department of the Northeast in lull flly. that relatives HIM*' lun.n :.i tbe earliest poult.le mnmcnt ..f the ar- i rival of Invalided suldiei* and 'he hoe- ■ pi 1.11 to which they Iwva been sent.LIST OF WOUNDEDAcker. Olto II.. p.tvale Co t! I*lh ll.fAhrcaaflehl II.. toip. Co B. l*h F. A ’m« Frank II . cOPP. Co F. JlTil. Inf. Anderson. Carl, ptlvate. Co A. Jld 1..I Anderson. Uco C. pvt.. Co I.. Tin Inf. Aniieraou. J . Jr.pvl.CoA.Ul.ilM.G.Iln. , Andrea. C. J . I*t Lt Co B. lei H. S Rn Anthony. V. R . »»r*« Med DeI.Wihlnf. Antles. Chartei. pvt. Co P. path Inf. I Arnold. Fred I., corp. Co F. Lth K X. Askew. Win. H.. pvt. :sth Am Sun Tr. Atkinson. Ed-, pvt P C . Co P. tth Cng Austin. Elmer. P«. 3d Trent t. Mort Bn. I Badke. Henry O.. pvt. Co 8. 12(111 Inf. I Baglay. Ed. J. pvt. Co a. ittth Inf. !Baltorer. G. R.. pvt. Co G. llAh Inf. B.rnun’. Mile*, pvt. Co H. »th Inf Baty. H E . pvt. Co A. Jd Supply Tr. Btavere. A. C. pvt. Co C. lTth r A. Reek. John J. Il-ul. caoial ?A1 fip-Bcfoi*. Joe, pvt, Co 8. ittifc Infantry.P.irbln. Frank, prtv. not ohtnlnable. ITberlln. Italplr. Hem. Co F. Ihth Inf K.lelem. J A., prlv. c« C. ird c. A. C. Ediile. Anna, nurse. It F A. N C ill.....clt. Ralph, prtv Co B. irTtk Inf. Erwin, n. D.. Pin Co ». 1M MG. Bn. Kulevnks. E.. pin. Co I- liTlh Inf. I.naid. 1^0 prlv. Co B. Itth Inf. Eiren*. A M.. prlv. Co I., till. Inf Couch. I. II.. prlv. cn F. MltH Inf Foster. C. C.. It.. Co K Ittlh Inf. Fredcrlttie. A L . pvl. Ill Co. IDth FA. Free. Frank. P»l. Co D VM l«f Krtltl, Lawrence, Corp. lt;’n C. liSih Inf Gs.na. John F.. pvi. Co V. lSlk Inf. Gastllck. Samuel L.. l.t. cQ C. iid Knars. George. Lewi*, uvt. Co L. 3th Inf. Grille. August, corp. Co M »Sth Inf. Geroff. Pasquite. pvi. Co E. Itth Inf. Ge»f Her. Bernard, in L Co A. «th MG Bn. 'illdea. Eugene, pvt. Co H .Ath Inf Glnecovelli.Giuseppe.i»i. Coll. 3xhInf. lUlette. Floyd, prr. Co B. 114th luf. Goddard. M C. PM. v'o tluTr t.hCav. Gordon. John. corp. Co t . l-.4th inf Gorman. Mirhnel. ■ vt. co K litth Inf.Gough fnmce. .or-., g, idfj, (ofGiafe. Werner A., svrp. Co A. Mm Inf.
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Sun, Sep 08, 1918
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