New Britain herald., 1918-06-18


 Casualty Roll Contains 49 Names
 |. s. Marine Corps Has 45 Killed
 in Action. 27 Died of Wounds and
 St Wounded
 Washington, June 1S.-The army casualty list today contained 49 names, divided as follows: Killed In Action, 10; died of wounds, ?; died of airplane accident, l; died of disease, l; died of accident and other causes l; wounded severely, 33; wounded slightly, 1.
 Tho list:
 Killed Ip Action.
 Lieut. Leslie + Groser Brooklyn, N. Y; William c. Harrington, Nunez, Ga.; William Campbell Johnson, Eau Claire, Wis; John D. Mathis, Ameri- GUS, Ga; Sergeants Edward T. Maginsk, Chicago; James Marcum. La Toilette, Tenn; Privates Ray Brent Helena, Mont; Michael Jay, New Haven; Thomas V. Larson. Berkeley California;; Michael Makaravesch, Brooklyn, V. Y. Died of Wounds. Musician Julius S. Johnson, Luray, Kansas; Private Samuel Mize, Elton, Wis.
 Died in AirpIanc Accident. Lieut.. Harry Walter Prince, West Philadelphia, Pa.
 Died of Disease. Private Hubert F. Ward, 413 Harsi- son Ave, Mckeesport, Pa. Died of Accident and Other Causes. Private Luther IT. Chorn, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
 Severely Wounded. Sergeant Alfred M. James. Ply mouth, N. H.; Corporals James c. Busby, Salt Lake City; Joseph J. :, Hunt, Trenton. N. J.; Robert J. Mil Ter, Caledonia. O.; Ralph M Whiting. Marlboro. Mass; Privates Walter D. Beall, Eldorado Springs, Mo-. An thony C. Bills. Dubois, Pa; Christian l.. Clusmann, Newark, N. J.; William Conlon, Anaconda, Mont; Fred G. Connor, Maiden, Mass; Charles Co., ray, Inncahola, Turkey; Elmer Davis. >, Mass; Allen $. Denmark, Mohoba, Miss; Raymond Dishon, Crab Or chard, Ky; Robert Farrow, Cal houn, Ga; Harry Golden, New York city John E. Hoey, Pony, Mont; Henry Johnson, Albany, N. Y; Charles B. keim, Bradley Beach, N. J.; Joseph Kelly, Butte, Mont Rob- ert I. kutak, Omaha, Neb.; Joseph Lord, Braceville, H.: William Murry, Beaver Dam, Wis; Charles H. Morse, southington, Conn.,; Simeon Myers, Terre Haute, Ind; John F. Riley, Brooklyn, x "; Joseph H. Schultz, Newark, N. J.: Frank Slama, Chica- go; Walter Stelmaszek, Chicago: Weller, Ironton. O.; Jeremiah k. Sweeney, Fitchville, Conn; Herman Werth, Joliet, III.
 Slightly Wounded.
 Private Norman F. McCann, Bel mont, Mass.
 Prisoners-PreviousI Reported
 Missing.
 Mechanic John F. Cronin, Port land. Conn.,; Lieut.. Paul F. Baer, Bort Wayne, Ind; Sergeant Daniel Brandon, TOWners, N. Y: Sergeant Frying A. Dresser. 35 Pine street, Bristol, Conn; Sergeant Walter J. Reynolds. New Haven; Sergeant Eu- gene r. Sharkey. 26 Root Ave-, An sonia, Conn.,; Sergeant Harry Swan son, WaverIy. Mass; Corporal Sewall w. Rich, Dorchester, Mass; Bugler Nincenzo Labriola, 86 Main St.. Bris- toI, Conn: Privates Vincent Allen, 2 Summer street, Norwall, Conn. Frank J. Antkoni1, Webster, Mass Walter Chmiel, 572 Ogden street. Bridgeport, Conn; Maurice Fisch - man, New Haven; Albert Desi, Brook lyu; Enoch II. Dob!e, Quincy, Mass Herbert V. Johnson, New Haven; Raymond C. Kirby, New Haven; John Knudson, New Haven; Lee l.. Lam ere, Laconia, N. H.; Joseph P. Leary, 1T Warwick street, Middletown, Ct; Thomas A. Lysett, Saratoga Springs, N Y. Leo A. Maher. Dorchester, Mass; Harold F. Masterson, Stam- lord, Conn.,; John A. Murphy Ames- bury. Mass; Claude J. Nelson, North Main street, Bristol, Conn: Michael NJ. Ollie, Pequabuck, Conn.,; Lawrence Perlmutter, New York city; Daniel F. saIa. West Wareham, Mass; Louis sandler Philadelphia: Alexander stefanosky, <ieff, Russia: Carl sud Dck, New Haven; Ellis NJ. Young, Everett, Mass; Herman T2cichman, Philadelphia.
 IT. $. Marine Corps List.
 The Marine Corps casualty list is Bued today cotained 1o3 names, di- vded as follows:
 Killed in action, 45; died of wounds received in action, 12; died or wounds received in action, previ- s0.s {Contlnued on Ninth Page.)