New Britain herald., 1918-06-11
CASUALTIES HIT
 WEST AND SOUTH
List Issued Today by War Depart:
 ment Contains 13O Names

Washington, June 1.-The army
 casualty list today contained 130
 names, divided as follows: Killed in action, 26. died of
 wounds, 3; died of accident and oth- CT causes. 3; died of disease, '; wounded severely, 4S; wounded, de-
 gree undetermined, 43.
 Officers named were:
 Died of Disea ase-Lieut. Edward
 Hines, Jr, Chicago
 Wounded Severely-Leuts Ed
 mund Corby, New York, and James
 J. Lawrence, Atlanta.
 Captain John T. Costello, Bing-
 hamton, N. Y. previously reported severely wounded, now reported slightly wounded.
 The list:
 Killed in Action. Corporals Elmer B. Dommel, 424 Hillside avenue, Lancaster, Pa; Tal-
 mage W. Gerald, Galivants Ferry, S. C.; Mechanics Cecil c. Abels, Ray
 enwood, w. Va.; William A. Purcell, Philadelphia; Privates James A. Burns, Wausau, Wis; Leon Campbell, Athens, Pa; Frank Caralunas, Tam aqua, Pa; Cecil c. Craig, Phillips Okla; Paul F. Cross, Shelbyville, Ind; Joe F. Frentzel Canton, O.; Charles B. Hackney, Knoxville, Tenn; Paul l.. Hargreaves, Jamaica,
 N. Y; Zed $. Honaker War, w. Va; Forest G. Johns, Ticonio, Ia Archie Lackshire, Sawyer, Wis; William c. Lindsey, Ottumwa, Ia; Cirenus F. McCary. Chief, Mich.; William P.
 McGrath, Cleveland; Charles Mag 1 gione, Syracuse; Edward c. Pitt, Rocky Mount, N. C.; Marion D. Thompson, Levering, Mich; Noel
 Troncy, San Francisco; Victor Futile, Newport, Maine; Henry Urvanowski, Detroit; Edward F. Well. Gloves, O.; Paoset Zaico, Grodno. Russia. | Died of Wounds Received in Action. Sergeant Fred s. Murphy, Tram ingham, Mass; Privates Dewey G.
 Burr, Bristolville, O.; Bernard Hurst, Oldenburs, Ind.
 Died of Disease. Lieut.. Edward Hines, Jr., Chicago; Corporal Arthur H. Kuoni, SaulS l City. Wis; Privates Louis Bass, Ho- ratio, Ark; Louis Erwin, Bethel,
 Tenn; Alfred J. Grafton, Benning- ! ton, Vt; Henry Howard Franklin vile, N. Y; Alexander Miller, Raw mond, Mass.
 Died of Accident and Other Causes Privates William Glynn, Hunting ton, N. Y; Michael Heating, Brook lyn; Edwin V. Ruoff, Brooklyn, Wounded Severely.
 Lieuts. Edmund Corby New York
 James J. Lawrence, Atlanta; Corpor-
 als Donald F.. Carey, Greenfield
 Mass; Harry Carter, St. Clair, Mich; Wilbur M. Claggert, Sullivan, Ind;
 Noah A. Echard. Kresman, w. ";
 Sergeants Theodore Pantcbuk, Chica-
 go; Edward Sheehan. Westfeld, Mass; Gilbert Ward, McDavid. Fla; Robert Whitaker, 1912 West Market street, Scranton, Pa; Rugler Harry H. Givens, Parlersburg, w. Va; Pri- yates Fred R. Abney, Kennett, Mo-.
 G. Atanason, Jackson, Mich. Henry o. Beavers, Johnson City, Ill.,: Henry Boroski, Buffalo; Clark F. Bunting, Pleasant street, Montpelier, O.: John w. Erwin. Cleveland. Miss; John J. Goss, Milwaukee; William Patrick
 Griffin, Brooklyn; Van Buren Hair Blease, N. C.; Charlie G. Hardee, LOT
 is. s. C.; James Hartney, Minneapolis; Wiely J. Heft, Huntsville, Tex; Her
 bert HinlIe, Lily Ky; Henry l..
 Link, Menominee, Wis; Harry Me
 Cam, Edgarton, Wis; Elmer w. Nc
 Fee, Philadelphia; James Mcintosh, Covineton, Ky; John Malenchak,
 New York; Henry w. Morrow. Abe
 marie, N. C.; William H. Myers,
 Shirelysburg, Pa; Edward A. Nos
 balm, Chicago; Patrick O'Leary,
 Butte, Mont; Phillips Peterson, Ham,
 mond Ind; George Purcell, Duncott,
 Pa; Arthur Randall Mic, Mich;
 Charley l.. Skinner, Charlotte, Mich;
 Emory Smith, Denton, Tex; Lee E.
 Smith, Pineville, La; Henry Shell,
 Birmingham, Ala; Edward Snyder,
 Cincinnati; Charles Stabl, New York:
 Aylor R. Stone, Chestnut Level, Va;
 Henry E. Thomas, Marceline, Mo-: John H. Tritt, Gastonia, N. C.; Rob- ert Wilson, Mondovi, Wis; Henry C.