Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-14
U. s. CASUALTY LIST

Washington, May 13.-The casual ty list today contained ninety-siX nam es, divided as follows:
 Killed in action 10.
 Died of wounds 9.
 Died of accident 2. | Died fdisease5. ! Died other causes 1.
 Wounded severely 12. ! Wounded slightly i9 1 Missing in action 3S. Lieutenant Guy Raymond Forbes, Minneapolis died of disease; Lieuten- ant Walter T. O'Donohus, Hartford, Con-. was slightly wounded, Lieuten- ant Jos. P. Burks, Pittston. Pa., is missing in action. Captain R. H. Dem nig, Balliston Spa, N. Y., previously reported missing is now reported as a prisoner.
 The list follows: 1 Killed in Action:
 Sergeants Martin Cotton. Chicago: Lewis w. Sagle. Zanesville, Ohio; Corporal Clyde Clark, Atlanta, Ind: Mechanic Christ Roth, lHersey, Wis: Privates Albert G. Bailey, Arpil, N. D.; Philip J. Brady, New Haven, 1 lyn, N. Y.; John wv. Forester. Moun- tain City, Tenn: Cyril Kreck. New York city: Elmer D. Miller, Hoopes- town, III.
 Died of Wounds:
 Corporals William G. Rhodes. Wheeling. w. Va.; James J. Tierney. Chelsea, Mass; Privates Arthur Viv- ian Dixon New Milford, Conn.,: Ed mond Leblanc, Nashau, x. H.; John ] w. Murphy, Jamaica Plains, Mass; John A. Ort. Omaha, Neb. Sol Schus- ter, Alton, Wyo. John Sittelota, En- dicott, N. Y.: Kenneth R. Toothman, Apple Valley, Cumberland, Md.
 Died of Disease: ! Lieutenant Guy Raymond Forbes. Minneapolis, Minn.: Cook Victor Hugh O'Rourke, Mountaindale, Ore. 'Privates Paul c. Davis, Ells River, Minn.; Green Dukes, Campton, Ga; Sam Gullo, l lDlinguag glossa, Italy. Died of Accident: Privates Henry G. Black, Monte zuma. Colo; Alozjy Kubiclli, Manches- I ter, N. H.
 Died Other Causes:
 Private Pierre IF. Renaud, Fall River, Mass. wounded Severely: Sergeants John I. Johnson. Preston. Kansas; Francis Nugent, Washburn. Iowa; Corporal Paul E. Alien, Wor- cester, Mass; Thomas A. Carroll, Gin cinnati, Ohio; Thomas N. Stack. Still River, Conn.,; Privates Tira N. Castle. Alger, Ohio; Walter w. Hardy, New York City; Grady w. Knight, Ogle thorpe, Ga.: Samuel A. McAuley, Windsor Locks. Conn.,; Sam Mich, Sawyer, N. D.; Charles w. Mitchell. Heldredge, Neb.: Carl Renhardt. De- troit, Mich.
 Wounded Slightly:
 Lieutenant Walter T. ODonohue, Hartford. Conn; Sergeant Newton i Peters, Elyria. Ohio Corporal Tracy Miller. Ticonderoga N. Y.: Mechanic Edwin J. Lacky, Manchester, N. H.: Prlvates Vim. Bartless, Waterloo, Ohio. Gale B. Clymer, Rawson, Ohio.
 Missing in Action:
 Lleutenants Jos. P. Burks, Pittston Pa.; Sergeants Frank l.. Smith, Re- were, Mass; Harold w. Tucker, Prov ldence. R. l.: Corporals Melvin R. carlson, Jamaica Plains, Mass; Franklin J. Damon, Boston: Eric A. Lee, Providence, R. l.; Henry E. Woods, New York City; Bugler Nelson f'. Waters, New Haven, Conn: Pri- yates Tony Bardinella Middletown, Conn.,; Percival Barnes, West Haven, Conn.,; Frank Butler, New Haven. Conn.,; William s. Cardell. Cranston. R. l.; Clyde D. Charette, South Deer field. Mass; Elijah c. Collins, War Wlck' t. L.; Frank Daly, Hyde Park, Mass. Albert Decsi. Brooklyn, \. r.: Oliver T. Elliott. Boston: Geo. N. For tin. Central Falls, R. l.; Antony Gag nom, Bristol, Conn.,; Albert Garand, St. Johnsbury, Vt.; Frank Gillespie, dorchester, Mass: James l. Goodwin, 1 Everett Mass; Fred Haeer Prospect. 1 Conn.; Fred L. Hall, Middletown, | conn; Herbert Hall, Guilford. Conn.,: Arthur r. Heon, St. JohnsDury. Vt: {! William R. Heir, Bristol, Vt.: Lloyd 1 W. Litchtield, Needham. Mass; Mich 1 ael J. McDermott New Haven. Conn. Eugene c. MielEski, Providence, R. l.. Hermand F. Moreau, Providence, R l.. Antony l.. Penda, Bristol. Conn: i w m. L.'Quinn, Swampscott, Mass. Earl C. Rodgers, Danville, Vt; Das- comb r. Rowe, Barnet. Vt.; Frank Sutcliffe. Fair Haven, Mass: Patrick Wall. New Haven. Conn.,; Ezra Woods. New Milford. Conn.
 tffevlously reported missing). Can tain K. M. Deming, Ballston Spa. N. Y.