Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-05
U. S. CASUALTY LIST
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list today contains S6 names, divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 3; died of wounds, 5; died of accident, 4; died of dis ease 8; died of other causes, 1 /; | wounded severely IA; wounded slightly 50; missing in action, 1. The list shows the following off cers:
 Lieutenant Wilson Marshal, Jr., of Bridgeport, Conn.,, died of acci- dent; Lieutenant Albert E. Johnston of Collinsville, Conn.,, was severely wounded:
 Died of Drowning: Private Cecil H. Harding, R. r. D. Mo- 1, Fort Gibson, Okla. Wounded Slightly: Sergeant Thomas Mason, 314 Quit man street, San Antonio, Texas. Private Raymond A. Allen, of lnez Texas, is reported in the list as hav- ing died of disease
 Lieutenant Maurice s. Redmond, Pittsburg, is reported missing in ac- tion.
 The following were slightly wound led:
 Captains Frederick l.. Blair, Provi- dence, R. l. Joseph E. Felsted, New Haven, Conn.,, and Alfred H. Griswald, New Britian, Conn.,, and Lieutenants Arthur w. Desmond, Dorchester, Mass, and J. l.. Leslie, Flushing N. Y.
 The list included:
 Killed in Action:
 Privates Charles Butler, Los Angles Cal Albert J. Lentz, Gettysburg, Pa; John P. Maoiejewski, Priceburg, Pa.
 Died of Wounds: Corporal Frederick C. Carter, St. Louis; Cock Fred Clough, Waterbury Conn; Privates George H. Cooper, Everett, Mas; John Hokanson, Des Moines, Ia; John J. Peters, Keshena, Wis. e.,=
 Died of Disease:
 Privates Raymond A. Allen, Inez, Texas; Cedric Allay, Vauxhall N. J.; Dewey Volley, Bromley Bickleton, Wash; David Cottrell, Stockton, Cal; i; Ernest Crowder, Kansas City, Mo-; William M Thomas, Muncie, Ind Died of Accident: Lieutenant Wilson Marshall, Jr. Bridgeport, Conn: Privates Kenneth Copeley, Webster Grove, Mo; George Parkin, Parsons. Pa; E. D. Stanberry II | etI h, iliNn
 Wounded Severely. Lieutenant Albert E. Johnson.f Col linsville, Conn; Sergeants William A. Brinkley, West Haven, Conn; Jos. H. Marsh, Detroit, Mich; Newton Lou den, Dunnegan, Mo; Corporals Chas. l.. Baucher, New Haven. Conn; Louis H. Harris. Middletown, Conn; Privates Joe Adamec, Indiana Harbor, Ind. Benjamin L. Carter, Rutland Vt; Al fred B. Clark, St. Louis; Ray Demun ski, Ansonia, Conn; Leo. G. Leggins Kewanee. III; Edward J. McGovern New Haven, Conn; George J. Pondish /, i,Nesquehoning, Pa; Jos. Verderame New Haven, Conn.
 l WOUNDED SLIGHTLY: Captains Frerick l.. Blair, Provi dence, R. l.; Jos. E. Felsted, West Haven, Conn; Alfred H. Griswald New Britian, Conn.,: Lieutenants Ar thur w. Desmond, Dcrchestra, Mass J. Langdon, Leslie, New York; Ser geants Alfred J. Anderson, Province R. l.; Dixon Judson, Bensonia, Mich Albert L. c. Smith, Riverside R. I. Daniel J. Torpey; Pascoage, R. l.; Cor porals Vishno c. Brennan, New Hay en, Conn; John J. Brown, Province R. l.; Louis V. Caldwell Smithfielo ], Road, North Province, R. l.; Pau Wisner New York; Wagoner Alfred l, L. Durant, Des Moines, Iowa; Privates Stanley Andronek, New Britian, Conn Lloyd Abel, Wrothington, Minn; Oliv CT P. Barber, Warehouse Point, Conn G. Behrend, Detroit, Mich; Ernest C , Bell, Middlefield, Conn; Richard w Brown, Concord. N. H.; Charles Crop per, New Haven, Conn; John J. Crow ley, New Haven, Conn; Maurice Fearn ley, Graniteville, R. l.; Peter Crylee Lysagorg, Austria Poland; Julius J Lysagorg, AustriaPoland; Julius Houlne, Lowell Mass; Howard w Hurt, Province. R. l.; John W. Jones , Meridian, Conn; Joseph Kalosauckas New Britian, Conn; Wm. F. King Long Island City, N. Y,; Carl Larssol New Haven, Conn; Jos. P. Mclaughlin Woburn, Mass George Marshall Cliftondale. Mass; Albert J. Piper Augusta, Maine; Golden Purvis, Ham ilton. Ohio; Arthur J. Roy, New Brit ian, Conn; Joe Ruben, Boston, Mass Jos. Safonte, New York; Authority Si none, Thornton, R. l.; Harry w. Siz CT, Monson, Mass; Samuel A. Strupp Pequabeck, Conn; Earl A. Thompson Boston, Mass; Wm. H, Walsh, Lynn Mass.
 Missing in Action.
 Lieutenant Maurice Snowden Red mond, Pittsburgh, Pa.