Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 197, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 29 August 1918 — THURSDAY CASUALTY LIST. [ARTICLE]

THURSDAY CASUALTY LIST.

The new casualty list released by the war department shows: Killed in action, 55; missing in action,) 119; wounded severely, 206; died of wounds, 23; died from accident and other causes, 10; died of disease, 7; wounded, degree undetermined,. 112; prisoners, 2; total, 534. The list of those from Indiana follows:

Private Frank Bennett, Indianapolis, killed in action. Sergeant Basil Earl Myers, Indianapolis, died of wounds. Private Robert E. Madden, Indianapolis, died of wounds. Private Ralph K. Mooney, Princeton, died of wounds. Private Clarence Newman, Bloomington, wounded severely. Private Jacob Thenes, Madison, wounded, degree undetermined. Private Glenn Clough, Crawfordsville, wounded severely. Private Ed. Huffman, Bloomington, wounded severely. Private Simon E. Holsaptle, Lasegget, Wounded severely. Private Jesse Hurst, West Terre Haute, wounded severely. « Private Harrison Johnson, Decker, wounded severely. Private Steve Duviel, Hammond, wounded severely. Private Clifford H. Ogle, Idaville, wounded severely. Corporal Walter Petkey, Indiana Harbor, wounded, degree undetermined. Private Jesse L. Liming, Kewanna, wounded severely. Private Florence F. Ridge, Greensford, wounded, degree undetermined. Corporal-Musician Ben Adam Fetters, Mishawaka, missing in action. Private Frank W. Weant, Edinburg, missing in action. Private Francis Grover Wurfel, Indianapolis, missing in action.