New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-08-06
Total Thus Far From Marne
Battle 1918 and Since
United States Entered War
16,4O9.

marine corps casualties in the lighting
on the Marne -Aisne salient made pub
lie today by the war department num-
bered 498-35S soldiers and 14O ma
rines. This brought the total since the
toll of victory began to arrive yes
terday to 1918 and the number of
all casualties since American forces
first landed in France to 6,409.
The army casualty list today shows:
Killed in action, 3; died of wounds, 6;
wounded severely, 313; wounded de-
gree undetermined, Z; prisoner, /.
Total 35S.
The list:
Killed in Action.
Sergeant Claude A. stephens. An
derson, S. c.; Corporals Malcolm X.
Krabtree, Toppenish, Wash; Edwin
II. Jelley, Wood Haven, n. Y; Bill
Walters, Thealka, Ky; Mechanic
Theodore Sprice, Bay st. Louis, Miss.
Privates Tony Albino, Brooklyn;
Frank Altobeu, Berlin, n. H.; Edward
f. Fowman, Wheeling, w. Va; Stanley
+. Briot, Tonasket, Wash; Francis X.
Conley, Philadelphia; Jesse H. Cot
treH, Sonol Glen. Cal; Andy l. Es-
singer, Danyille, H.; VILLAIN "A. Guin,
Ink, Ark. Ernest G. Hartman, San
Francisco; Steven J. Johnson, Jr.
Cooperstown, n. T.. Albert S. John
ston, Homer City, Pa; Maxwell =.
Katz, Worcester, Mass; John Kelley
Detroit Mich; Robert Kelley. Flan-
dreau, S. D.; Bruno Korasciewiez,
Bercay, Ohio; Fred Marten, Onaga,
Kas,; Michael j. Nee, Shrewsbury,
Mass; John Nemchick, South Bethle-
hem, Pa; Russell Parr Encampment,
Wyo.; Mike Polenski, Philadelphia;
Harry Rhoads, Reading, Pa; Frank
Sager, St Paul, Mimi; William E.
Schafelke Appleton, Wis. Daniel X.
Shedd, Manchester, ~ H; John II.
Tatro, Harrisville, r. l.; James W.
Williams Bangor, Me.
Died From Wounds Received in Action
Corporal Harold f. Simmons,
Worcester, Mass; Privates Percy NJ.
Brothers, Randolph Center, VT;
Clyde Colvin, Kevil Ky; Willis l..
, Chamberlain, Griswoldville, Mass;
John Seraphin, Hartford, Conn;
James V. Weir, Litchfeld, Conn
Severely Wounded.
The severely wounded include:
Captain Roland G. Findlay, Houl-
ton, Me; Lieut. Harold f. BidwelI.
Hartford, Conn; Sergeants Ray G.
. Ames, La Grange, Me; Emmanuel II.
Prettyman, Huff, Pa; Corporals AL
van Buckman, Skowhegan, Me-;
Samuel Donnelly, Amber. Pa; Cliff
ford a. Lara, Lebanon, N. H.; Bug
Ter Herbert A. Bailey, Nashua, n. H.;
Privates Arthur c. Appleton, Man
chester, N. IL; Hover N. Beaulne,
Lynn, Mass; Thomas Berry, Phila-
delphia; Forest G. Boutwell,, Mea-
dows, N. H.; Francis y. Carrigan,
Worcester, Mass; Moses l.. Cilley,
Bingham, Me; Wendell A. Clough,
Contoocook, N. H; Fred j. Davis, AL
toona, Pa. = Roscoe f. Doane, GIouces-
ter Mass; William w. Dooley. Paw
tucket; Joseph A. Ego, Newark, n j.;
Herman L. Foster, Athol, Mass;
Horny A. Gauthier, Laconia, n. H;
Lyman II. Gray, Lebanon, N f.: AL
bert iIalvarsen, Dorchester, Mass:
Walter Houston, Penacook, N. IL;
Philip O. Jacques, Skinner. Me;
Frank w. Jordan. Washburn, Me-;
William j, Lawrence, West F7itchburg,
Mass; Arthur NJ Ollief, Lawrence,
Mass; David RobidouX, Nashua, n.
H.; Leonard A. Roswell, Falls VII
lage, Conn; William M Ward, Nor
risville, VT; Warren L. Wheeler, Or
leans, VT; Harold White, North An
dover, Mass; Wallace II. Williams,
Grafton Center, N. H: Herbert Will
son, Jackman, Me.
Sergeants Clarence Fl. Crowell, Sa-
lem.. Mass; Daniel Il. Nelly, Brad
ford, Pa; James w. Rogers, Bangor,
Me; Ragnor-O. Swenson, Worcester,
Mass; Corporals Warren G. Carberg.
Cambridge, Mass; Anthony Chesney.
kulpmont, Pa; Dan De Roche, Mont
mouth, Me; Enrol r.. Estes, Brown
vile Junction, Me: Ralph w Ham
mOnd, Holden, Mass; George Keltos,
Jersey City; Charles T. Miller Port
land, Me-; Roman Rock, Westport,
Conn; Earl G. Stevens, Whiteheld,
~ H; Wagner John A. Colbert, Re-
vere Mass; Privates Walter A. An
drcws Lowell, Mass; Ernest l.. Bar
ber, New Bedford Mass; Charles A.
Bauer, Philadelphia; Raymond Car
. Isle, Lebanon, n. H.: Henry X. P.
Carlson. Worcester: Irwin Chaffee,
stratford, n. H.; Peter Cooper,