New Britain herald., 1918-04-11
PERSHING SENDS CASUALTY
LIST CONTAINING 90 NAMES
One Killed in Action, 2 Die
of Wounds and Is From
Other Causes; So Wounded
and 4 Among Missing.

Washington, April 11.-Today's cas-
ualty list from General Pershing gives
So names, AS announced by the War
department, it shows one man was
killed in action, two died Of wounds,
, five died Of accidents and 13 of dis
ease 90 men were severely wounded
! and four men were reported missing
The following officers were named in
the list: Major Edwin r. Kim BILE.
died of wounds; Captain Francis +.
| Cahill, missing in action: died of acci-
dent, Lieutenant Charles p. Seward
and Cadets William j. Whyte and G. A.
Brader: slightly wounded, Lieutenants
Patrick j. Bowling and Eugene
Hamil
The list follows:
Killed in action; Private John Pei
key.
Died of wounds: Major Edwin r.
kimble, Corporal Thomas j. Roberts,
Died Of accident: Lieutenant Charles
d. Seward, Cadets C. A. Brader and
William J. Whyte, Privates Frank
Bellizi and Leland ~. Matthews.
Died of disease: Corporal Furman
Peoples and Privates Leo Francis. Ell
mer William y. Shoemaker. Morgan
| Taylor, William F. Rrackman and
Isaac Simms all of pneumonia;
Bugler Andrew \. Dicl<es and Private
Bennie R, Seln. both Of diphtheria:
Privates Allen J. Durward and Charles
w. E3ple both Of mcnn gifts: Pri-
Yates lobe Brackett tuberculosis; LIE
land Johnson, erysipelas: Frank Shep-
hard, typhoid fever.
Wounded Sightly-Lieutenant Pa
trick J. Bowling, Eugene G. Hamill;
sergeants August Palm. Bernard J.
Ieavy, William B. Montross Timo-
thy J. Sullivan; Corporals Dell r,
De'ashmutt. John Farrell, Harry In
shanl, William p. Ncacy, Arbe
| Spears, Harry y. Welcome; Mechanic
Thomas J. Fleming; Privates Thomas
L Plun1ctt, John l.. Sullivan. John
Panuti, Neil Maurin, Clifton Bell
William y. Burke. Vernon c.. Buxton,
Edmund Cassidy, George Coisellyea,
Michael DeFago, Lawrence Finnerty
James TT. Fraser, Frank Gustave
Robert johnson. John a. McDyer
Ernest Porter, James Tracey.
Severely Wounded--Lleuts Leoni-
das B. Faulk, James Frederick Les
lie; Sergeants Otto r. Lemke, John
P. Mohr, Joseph E. SENEGAL; Corpor-
ais Albert q. Lange, Thomas w. Pain
| ter, Thomas +. Sullivan, Roy Wateon,
Frank J. Wheeler; Mechanic Herbert
r. Rosenow; Bugler Lester w. Orms-
by; Priv&tes James Alias, Adolf
Baier, Fabien Barbeau. William F.
Barknecht, Reuben 0. Roello. John
F. Cowden, Earl Doty, William H.
Dougherty, William Duer, Melvin
Eaton, Casper H. Fairbanks, George
Ford, Roman Cola. George r.
Cove, John r. GoWdy, Roy Griffith,
Gus W. Gucths Carl A. Haensgen,
Frank V. Harnacker, Paul r. Heller
Robert X. Helterman, Woodie John
son. Lloyd f. kindneSsfi Stanley koss
Otto L. Lange, Frank G.. L.asage,
Edelbert Lepine. Leo IIipinsl1i. Mich
:;cl f. McGrath, Jack MADISON, Jo-
seph AIallinowski, James Martin,
! Michael ]. Masros<Y. Charles F.
Nenn, Otto Neuend0rf. Raymond Pam
ser, Ben Pilorsky, George Rebedew,
! George r. Roble, Adam J. Schalla,
! George n. Seibel. Samuel T. Shackel-
ford Emil Shi1nek, Henry E. Group,
Fred Saber. George Sampson, John
l. Scheibach. Pearl Evan mith, Her.
bert Sonncnberge. Leslie Timan, John
II. Twohis Leo J. Eulman. Theodore
A. Wedde Louis Wittkowski. Max
NVoschnick, Walter :. Wust, Fred
Zenk.
Missing in Action--Captain Francis
j. Cohju. Privates Thomas Connolly,
Michael Holmes Charles A. Virgins.