New Britain herald., 1918-08-03
COMP ANY { SOLDIER
IS KILLED IN ACTION
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J. Wallace, Philadelphia; John Warso-
ski, New Bedford, Mass; George l..
J Weeks, Eastman, Ga; Samuel Vein
4 traup, New York; Franklin P. Wesp,
4 Gardenville, N. Y; Ernest Williams,
Canton, Pa; Frank J. Wilkinson,
j Fort Wayne, Ind: Benjamin G.
ma Wright, Sedalia, Mo; Mike Yaps 262
I Oak street, New Britain, Conn.
Died OF Wounds.
Lieut.. Deleth E. Mellinger, Epprat-
1 ia, Pa; Sergeant Walter Jensen,
Waltham, Mass; Corporal Crowell G.
Fish, West Lynn, Mass; Privates
Joseph M Campbell, Albany, Ala;
Donald A Henry, Millinocket, Me;
Gem V Hughes, Los Angeles; Harry
n T. Lalone, Midland, Mich; Charles e.
X McCleary, St. Louis; Louis J. Mills,
u Detroit; Frank Silva, Ager, Cal;
Thomas L. Smith, Underwood, Ala.
Died of Disease.
Sergeant Frank Schultz, Chicago;
1 Baddler John A. Jerson, Tacoma,
\ Wash; Privates Joseph Anawesli,
Bay Shore, Mich; Leo r. Chapman,
Meridian, Okla; Angelo ]. Crist,
Columbia, Mo; Jesse Dorsey, Blue
Springs, Miss. Ralph e. Perkins,
York Beach, Me; Lee Porter, Paris,
Ill: Philip Steen, Duluth Mimi;
WaIt4r n. Sundell, Whitcomb. Mont.
Died from Accident and other Causes.
Sergeant James T. Chandler,
Church View, Va: Corporal Benja-
min Dachyk, Duluth, Mimi; Privates
Gilbert Bedard. Fitch burg, Mass;
Constantine Pappageorge, New York:
Otto F. Schaunaman, Sisseton, S. d.
Wounded Severely.
The wounded severely include:
Sergeant Charming Matfitt, Boston;
Corporals Edwin Fl. Bruce, Rutland,
Vt; Raymond B. Dickinson, South
SALISBURY, Vt; Joseph M. Gleason,
Boston; Cook John c. Philips, Noun
tain City, Mills, Pottsville, Pa;
Wagoners Thomas P. Beatty, Long
4 Branch, N. j.; Privates George 5.
@Bumgartner, Reedsville, Pa; Earl
L. Cline, Greenville, Pa; Michael
Di Battista, Providence; Ralph S.
Pagan, Millville. N. J.; Edward r.
Hart, Boston; Charles +. Lucore,
Caledonia, Pa; Joseph McVeagh, 50
Empire street, Wilkes Barre, Pa;
4 William s. Nevius, Highlands, N. j.;
Ralph S. Parker, Chester, Vt;
/ Arthur c. Sorel. East Hampton
Mass; Walter M. Swornsbourne Hart
a ford. Conn; Charles A. Weeks,
Jersey City.
Missing in Action.
Leuts. Roland w. Edwards, Airing
ton, Mass; Henry c. Lewis, German
town, Pa; JOSEPH. VI. Meilen. Gar
Z den City, N. N; Herbert D. Smith,
New York; Corporal William w. Bo-
ness, Seattle; Privates Angelo Catan-
4 to, Newark, n. j.; Harry E. Yoos,
y Pottstown, Pa.
Previously reported missing, now
reported killed in action: Private
u Thomas Kennedy, Newark N. j.
Previously reported missing, now
i reported wounded in action: Corporal
y Chester Zientarslli, Buffalo; Privates
Harry K. James, Bristol, r. T.; Chas.
Z. +36nickerbocker, Cortland, n. Y.
Previously reported missing, now
1 reported died from accident and
/ other causes: Corporal William w.
s'Gillum, Jackson Ky; Private Jerry
A. Brown. Columbus. O.
Previously reported killed in ac-
ton, now reported wounded in ac-
= don: Privates John Popellla, Chi
Eago; Harry NJ. Stawkin, Pittsburgh.
Marine Corps Casualties.
the Marine Corps casualty list to-
day shows:
verely, 5;'wounded slightly 2; total,
IL The list:
Killed i'll Action.
Sergeants Cecil A. Williams, Ahos-
xii, n. c.; oliver G. Farrant, Dor
chester, Mass; Corporal Forrest G.
Williams, Charleston, w. Va; Private
Walter S. Austin, Cincinnati.
Tue severely wounded in action in
O,i-
Quesne. Pa; James w Porter, Read
ing. Mass.
Previously reported died of wounds