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NINETY-ONE AMERICANSARE KILLED IN BATTLEPershing's Latest Report Brings Total Losses to 25,902 Since War Began.Washington, Sept. 6. — The last American casualty list sent from the fighting front by General J. J. Pershing carried 374 names, bringing the American losses to 25,902 since the war started. » The casualties were divided as follow?! Killed in action, 91; died of wounds, 11; died of disedse, 4; died from accident and other causes, 16; wounded in action, 182; missing in action, 69; prisoner, 1.Northwest names appear on the list as follows: Corp. William H. Patton, Fort Ripley, Minn., Privates Walter Hecklin, Chaska, Minn., William Kep-pier, Mina, S. D., Svend P. Rasmussen, Hutchinson, Minn., Axil Julius Peterson, St. Paul, Ole Swanson, Box Elder, S. D., Frederick Von Bremen, Brewster, Minn., killed in action; Pri- ■ vate Henry W. Lien, Fergus Falls, j Minn., died of wounds; Privates Chas. W. Fletcher, Minneapolis, Sophus Olson, Detroit, Minn., Alfred Pflughaupt. Minneapolis, severely wounded. I
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The Twin City Star
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Sat, Sep 07, 1918
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