South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-13
U. S. Casualty List

WASHINGTON. May 10. 49, An
other long list of casualties for the
overseas forces was announced to-
day by the war department. a total
of SO names being carried. OF these
IS, all but three from New Eng
land, are missing in action. Ten
were killed in action. nine died OF
wounds. five of disease and two OF
accidents one death is recorded as
"of other causes" Twelve men
were severely wounded and 1s
slightly wounded.
Capt. r. NJ. Deming. OF Ballston
Spa, n Y, who in a previous list
was reported as missing in action.
was today reported as a prisoner
Of war.
KILLED IN ACTION - Sergts.
Martin Cotter. Chicago: Lewis w.
Sagle. GAINESVILLE, O.; Cpl CLYDE
Clark. Atlanta, Ind; Mechanic Christ
Koth, Hersey, Wis; Pvts. Albert G.
Bailey. Arvilla, y. d; Philip J.
Brady, New Haven. Conn: Leonard
Dalton, Brooklyn. y. y; John W.
Forester. Mountain City, Tenn.
Cyril Kreck, New York City; Almer
D. Millers. Hoopeston, III.
DIED OF WOUNDS Will
liam c. Rhodes, Wheeling. w. Va,
James c. Tierney, Chelsa. Mass.
Pvts. Arthur Vivian Dickson, New
Milford. Conn; Edmond LeBlanch,
Nashua. y. H; John w. Murphy,
Janafpa blaine Noes -,I,, ~.
Omaha. Neb.; Sol. Schuster. Alton,
Wyo.; John Sittelotta. Endicott. \.
Y: Kenneth r. ToOthman. Cumber-
land, Md.
DIED OF DISEASE-Lieut. Guy
Raymond Forbes. Minneapolis
Mimi; Cook Victor Hugh O'Rourke
Nountaindale, ore; Pvts. Paul c.
Davis, Elk River, Mimi: Green
Dukes. Campton, Ga; Sam Gullo
Catanla, Italy.
DIED OF ACCIDENT - Pvts
Henry G. Black. Montezuma, Colo.
Alojzcy Bukicki. Manchester. =. II
DIED OF OTHER CAUSES-Pvt
Pierre p. Renaud. Fall River. Mass
WOUNDED SEVERELY-Serg
John I. Johnson, Preston, Kas.
Francis Nungent, Washburn, Ia.
Cpls. Paul E. Allen. Worcester
Mass; Thomas A. Carroll, James j
Carroll. Cincinnati. o.; Thomas y
Stack, Still River, Conn; Pvts Tiras
n. Castle. Alger. o.; Walter w
Hardy. New York city; Grady w
knight, OglethOrpe, Ga: Samuel A
McAuley. Windsor Locks, Conn.
Sam Mich, Sayer, y. D.; Charles
w. Mitchell, Holdredge. Neb.; Carl
Reinehardt, Detroit, Mich.
MISSING IN ACTION-Lieut. Jo-
seph P. Burke. Pittston, Pa; Sergts
Frank L. Smith. Revere. Mass.
Harold w Tucker. Providence. r.
T.; Cpls. Melvin r. Carlson. ia
maica Plains. Mass; Franklin ]
Damon, Boston, Mass: Eric A Lee
Providence. r. l.; Henry E. Woods
New York city; Bugler Nelson F.
Waters. New Haven, Conn; Pvts
Tony Bardinella, Middletown Conn
Percival Barnes. West Haven. Conn.
Frank Butler. New Haven. Conn
William :. Cardell, Cranston, r. l.;
Clyde d. Charlotte, South Deerfield,
Mass; Elijah c. Collins. Warwick
r. T.; Frank DAILY, Hyde Park,
Mass: Albert Decsi Brooklyn. y.
Y; oliver T. Elliott, Boston. Mass
George " Forth, Central Falls. r
l.; Antoine Gagnon. Bristol. Conn.
Albert Garand, St. JOhnsbury, Vt
Frank Gillespie. Dorchester. Mass
James I. Goodwin. Everett, Mass
Fred Hager, Prospect, Conn: Fred
l. Hall, Middletown, Conn: Herbert
Hall Guilford. Conn; Arthur p
Heeon, st. Johnsbury. Vt: William
r. HER. Bristol. VT Lloyd w
Litchheld. Needham, Mass. Mich
aeI J. McDermott, New Haven
Conn; Eugene G. Mielewseki. Prov
idence. r. l.; Herman F. Moreau
Providence. r. l.: Anthony L
Penda, Bristol. Conn: william l.
Quinn. SwampscOtt. Mass: Earl G.
Rodgers, Danville. Vt; Dascomb P
Rowe, Barnett, Vt; Frank Sutcliffe
Fair Haven, Mass; Patrick Wall
New Haven, Conn; Ezra Woods
New Milford. Conn.
PRISONER-(Pr Previously reported
missing) - Capt r. NJ Daming
BalIston Spa, y. Y.