CASUALTY REPORT PUBLISHED MAY 30, 1918
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KILLED IN ACTION.

Lieutenant.

Francis A. McIlvaine, Indianapolis, Ind.

Privates.

Jiousupas Dameszkivics, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Joseph William Guyton, Evart, Mich.
Clyde Marks, Indianapolis, Ind.
Carl A. Sipher, Great Falls, Mont.

DIED OF WOUNDS.

Privates.

James O. Dolin, Foster, W. Va.
George M. Ewing, Auburn, Wash.
John P. Gearlin, Tippecanoe City, O.
Jesse, M. King, Meriden, Conn.
Findley M. Shuler, Bryson City, N. C.

DIED OF DISEASE.

Recruit.

Harry D. James, Hannibal, Mo.

Privates.

Frank A. Baker, Richmond, Va.
Cleo E. Brundage, Seattle, Wash.
David Hatch, Lobdell, Miss.
Edward Jackson, Greenwood, S. C.
Mack Jones, Crawford, Miss.
Paul R. Lawson, Bellows Falls, Vt.
Charles W. McLaughlin, Hutchinson, Minn.
Douglas S. Thompson, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Orris A. White, Walker, Cal.

DIED OF ACCIDENT.

Private.

William W. Wait, Schenectady, N. Y.

WOUNDED SEVERELY.

Maj. Frank Carmack, St. Louis, Mo.
Lt. Cholmondeley Thornton, Bennington, Vt.

Corporals.

Clarence Hancock, Grand Haven, Mich.
Mickosas Malec, 2501 Maynard street, Chicago

Privates.

Frank Aldridge, Cardston, Alberta.
Jesse J. Cox, Nashville, Tenn.
Frank Moore, Lafayette, Ind.

MISSING IN ACTION.

Lt. Raymond W. Parker, Champaign, Ill.

MISSING IN ACTION.

[Previously reported wounded severely.]

Sergeant.

Eugene F. Sharkey, Ansouia, Conn.

Private Louis Epstein, 125 Siegel street, Brooklyn, N. Y., 
previously reported missing, now reported as returned to 
his company.

PRISONERS.

[Previously reported missing.]

Lieutenants.

Philip A. Hunter, York, S. C.
Franklin Burche Pedrick, Washington, D. C.
Louis M. Edens, Cabool, Mo.

Former Sheridan Student.

Champaign, Ill., May 29. -- Lieut. Raymond W. Parker, 
reported missing in action since May 14, attended the 
officers' training school at Fort Sheridan and later 
at Camp Grant. He went to France late in November. He 
had been at the front about four weeks on his last tour 
of duty, according to a letter received from him which 
was mailed May 1.

George E. Milner Jr., a yeoman at the Great Lakes 
station, died yesterday of pneumonia at the home of 
Walter M. Beard, 6552 Minerva avenue, a friend. Milner 
was 25 years old, and before he enlisted was president 
of the Constantine Casket company of Constantine, Mich. 
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at the 
residence of Mr. Beard, under the direction of Garden 
City lodge of Masons.

Corporal Mickolas Malec, 2501 Maynard street, was listed
as severely wounded in the official casualty list 
yesterday. There is no Maynard street in Chicago. North 
Maynard avenue has been changed to North Austin avenue. 
South Maynard avenue begins at Fifty-first street. 
Nothing could be learned concerning Corporal Malec or 
his family.

Lieut. Raymond W. Parker of Champaign, listed as missing 
in action since May 14, attended the officers' training 
school at Fort Sheridan and then went to Camp Grant. He 
had been in France since November, and his last letter, 
mailed May 1, said he had been at the front for four 
weeks.

S. H. Page of Waukegan, general manager of the Marshall 
Field & Co. lace works of Zion City, has received a 
cablegram from his brother in England bearing tidings 
of the former's son, Richard, a young British lieutenant, 
who is a prisoner of the Germans. "Letter from Richard. 
Satisfactory," reads the cable.


CASUALTY REPORT PUBLISHED MAY 31, 1918
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KILLED IN ACTION.

Sergt. W. H. Cartland, Wakefield, Mass.
Corporal R. D. Miller, Battle Creek, Mich.

Privates.

Fleming, McG. Foresman, Bardolph, Ill.
Clark G. Miller, Bovina Center, N. Y.
Joe Ruby West, Minnekah, Okla.

DIED OF ACCIDENT.

Lieut. George Squires, St. Paul, Minn.

Privates.

John Jackson, Lamar, Miss.
Wallie Washington, New Orleans, La.,
Ralph P. Wells, Woodstock, Ill.

DIED OF DISEASE.

Sergt. Harris N. Hebb, Lakeland, Fla.
Corporal Earl J. Doughlass, Clinton, Mo.

Privates.

Dave Anderson, Plaquemine, La.
Clay Berlin, New York City.
Andrew H. Cowan, Belmont, Mich.
Wesley J. Evans, Dallas, Tex.
Robert Harvey, Rustburg, Va.
Victor E. Johnson, Weyerhauser, Wis.
Richard Murray, Round, S. C.
Lester N. Nelson, Mankato, Minn.
William Thromer, Eagle Mills, Ark.

DIED OF WOUNDS.

Private Charles Beter, Alexandria, Egypt.

SEVERELY WOUNDED.

Privates.

Henry Gilson, Philadelphia, Pa.
William Guest, Scottdale, Pa.
George F. Hally, Roxbury, Mass.
Abraham Kniberg, Roxbury, Mass.
Harry F. McCann, Dover, N. H.
Edward C. Nagle, Cambridge, Mass.
William H. Nelson, Oxford, Wis.
George F. Richardson Jr., Manchester, N. H.
Byron W. Van Ness, Minneapolis, Minn.

SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.

Privates.

Roe A. Balo, Columbus, O.
Earl L. Lewis, Tryonville, Pa.

MISSING IN ACTION.

Lieut. Edward A. Koenne, Rochester, N. Y.
Corporal G. N. Williams, Henderson, Ky.

Private.

J. H. Brown, New Brighton, N. Y.

PRISONER.

[Previously reported missing.]

Lieut. James F. Crawford, Warsaw, N. Y.

Private Harry I. Cook, East Hampton, Conn., previously 
reported missing, now reported slightly wounded.