Arizona republican., 1918-06-15
FORTY MORE NAMES NOW PRISONERS IF
 HUN ARE ANNOUNCED
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WASHlNGTON, June 14.-An addl- tional list of 40 American prisoners of war in German prison camps was made public tonight by the war department. It was reported by the Prussian war ministry and was forwarded to the American legation at Berne by the Spanish embassy at Berlin.
 The last list of prisoners showed total of 349, of whom 133 were soldiers and 216 civilians. including sailors.
 Of those whose names are announced now 21 are soldiers captured at Laon, Chateau Salins, Lorraine and GOuzea- court and two are sergeant aviators captured at Chateau Salins. Most of the others were members of the crews or were passengers on ships captured at sea in the south Pacific or Indian oceans. The list follows:
 First Officer Matthew Buckard. San Francisco, captured July g, 1917, South Pacific, is a prisoner at Heidelberg formerly at Karlsrube).
 At Camp Liburg: Sergeant John A. Sheehan. Hartford, Conn.,; Privates Harry F.. Birney, New Haven, Conn.,; Eugene F. Curtiss. Northfield, Conn; Albert M. Kennedy, Hartford, Conn.,; Grover c. Leithauser, Glen Ridge, N. W AllldIu Nldi Nltit ANCW IldNCli, Conn: James Moran, New Haven, Conn; Dennis F. O'Connor, Waterbury Conn; William F. O'Connor, New Ha- ven. Conn; Carl Schultz, Terryville, Conn. captured February 2S, 1918, at Laon.
 Laborer James Smith. parents in Florida, now at Limburg. formerly at Coblenz. captured March 4, 1918; place of capture unknown
 At Heidelberg formerly at Karls- ruhc): Captain Johau Arnold Blom, Apo. Finland, captured November 30, 1917 at Cape of Good Hope; Second Officer Adolph Colstad Seattle, Wash, captured November 30 1917, South In dian ocean; Chief Officer Edward Moore, Freeport, Nova Scotia, cap tured November 30, 1917, Indian ocean; Captain Anten Olson, Oakland, Cal, captured July 30, 1917, New Caledonia; ; First Officer Hitmar Richardson, Will lapa, Wash. captured July IA, 1917. South Pacific; Captain Robert D. Trudgett, captured June 16. 1917. south Pacific; Second Officer Charles Bow man Oxlesund, Sweden, captured July IA, 1917. Indian ocean.
 At Tuchel, Qormerly at Darmstadt) Sergeant John J. Payne. Bacon N. Y; l Privates Rudolf M. Backus. Bridgeman Mich; Matheus Sousa, Santa Fe. Cal. Hans Larsen, San Francisco; Hugh O'Neill. Clinton Ills: Samuel Peters
 Sedalia, Mo-. Adelbert Mercy, Fremont
 Minn.; Mack Trent, Exeter, Va; Bar ney Bogin, Philadelphia; Osborne Holm, Vernon, Wash. captured March ! 1, 1918. at Lorraine; Paul M. Swenson
 now at Tuchel, formerly at Schneide- muhl, New York City, captured No vember 30. 1917, at Gouzecourt. At Parchim (formelv at Guestrow) Nathaniel Bennett, San Francisco, and Richard Netherwood, Oakland Cal. captured July 9, 1917, Pacific ocean Leo Graham, North Portland, Ore, and | Victor Henry, Mosmans, Sydney. N. S | Casey, Kansas City. captured August 6, 1917, Pacific ocean. Axel Leo An derson, Wiken, Sweden, captured June l6, 1917. Pacific ocean.
 At Holzminden, (formerly at Guest row): Civilian Frederick Haxton, Lon- don, captured September 26, 1917. h. dian ocean.
 At Lechfeld. formerly at Giessen) Sergeant Aviator Herschel Mackee Indianapolis, Ind, captured February 8 1918, Chateau Salins.
 At Guestrow: Harold Stinessen Kansas, Norway. captured July 13
 1917. Pacific ocean.
 At Saarbrucken: Thomas Hitchcock sergeant aviator, West Bury, N. Y. cap- | tured March 6, 191S at Chateau Salins | According to cablegram received | from the International Red Cross June
 A. 1918. Sergeant Hitchcock has beer ! transferred to Camp Giessen.) | Eddy Martin. who was captured or
 the Italian front, is prisoner at Camr | Wittenberg. His address is not known
 nor has the war department been Golt
 to identify him.