Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-03
LATEST CASUALTY LIST
 CONTAINS 95 NAMES.
Sixteen Men Were Killed in Action
 and il Died of Wounds.


 Washington, June 2.-The army cas- ualty list today contained S5 names, divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 1s; died of wounds, Il; died of accident, died of dis ease, 4; wounded, degree undetermined, 13; wounded severely. 29; wounded slightly, 5; missing in action, 4.
 The list follows:
 Killed in action: Sergeant Eugene c. McKibbin, s. D.; Corporal Doss B. Haas. Nashville, Tenn. Privates: Ole K. Arneson, Brantford, N. D.. Anthony IC. Caputo, Creekside, Pa; Alexandra Cassealeno, Boston; Ernest M Clark, Charlestown, Mass; Vincent J. Cutillo, Boston; Frank Faffl, Lamont, Iowa; Mike Grba, Anaconda, Mont; Theo. Hesse, New Haven; Earl H. Hines, Los Angeles; John Aumustus Kley, Buffalo, N. r.; Charles H. Lynch, Winchester, Mass; Charles w. Rupp, Woburn, Mass; John Sweeney, Law renee, Mass; John A. Woods, Medford, Mass.
 Died of wounds: Sergeant Elijah F. Pettis, Gordo, Ala; Corporal Charles R. Simmons, Sherman. Tex; privates James Axxon, Macon Ga; James F. Carson, Dutton, Ala. Jerome J Crowley, Boston; George Friedel Full l ton, H.; Burton Patterson, Orient, N. r.; Charles Sacchetti, Pittsfield, Mass Clarence Santy, R. F. D. S. Green Bay l Wis; Benjamin w. Smith, Gardiner Me; James J. Stanton Central Falls R. I.
 Died of accident: Corporal Robert l I. Morton, Birmingham, Ala; Privates William A. MeinEe Horizon. Wis; I TXT ~
 Died of disease: Privates Barney l Athens, Ga; Carl Breen, Providence; 1 Ed Stegal, Coweta, Okla.
 1 Wounded, degree undetermined Capt Charles J. Riddle. Philadelphia Privates Carl G. Brown, Indiana polls William Dowell. Carbon, Ind: Charley I Hawkins, Marion Ind; Mansfield G l Husbands, Indianapolis; Harold A Mccoy, Indianapolis; Winfield S | Orndorff, Vincennes, Ind: George E Shank, Jr., Vincennes, Ind; Delber R. Stump, Lake, Miss; Osborn Thompson Salem Ind; Harold c Ullery, Indiana polls; Clarence o. Will Greenfield, Ind
 | Severely wounded: sergeants Ear c. Bates, Columbus. O.: Axel N How elt South Duluth Minn.; Corporal Edward F. A. Golden, 6 Dorchester Mass; Amandus Hunt Chicago; Pau M. Jewell, B. Bismarck, N D.: lame o. Shea, Roslindale, Mass; Clarenc H. Tanner, Lewiston, H.: Cook Franl Ekman, Jr.. Bjoineberg, Finland: Pri yates Claude Allen. Austell. Cornwall England John Caputo. Boston; Ed ward A. Cox, Jersey City: Walter ] Dinnee, Boston; Enrick Ekblad, Cow erie, la; James F. Ferris, Boston: Ed ward T. Finlay, Revere, Mass; lame J. Hickey, Charlestown Mass: Stev Hoidic, Detroit John Kane Boston Sam Mintz, Lyndhurst, N J.; .Freder ick J. Mulvern. Roxbury, Mass.
 Thomas O'Dea, Boston; Constantin Poinros, New York; Peter SchuIt, Ansonia, Conn; William Stinsor Nashville, Tenn; Warren A. Tanger Taylors Falls, Minn: John T Todd New Bedford, Mass; Thomas FWalsl Killstagne, Ireland; Dominicl1 Zutslz Erie, Pa; Wagoner A. o. Spaghauge1 Margie, Minn.
 Slightly wounded: Privates~ Joh Ferguson, Stornoway, Scotland; Joh Fleming, Kansas City; Frank Mat 7 tern, Mobridge, s. D.: Emilio Nor Fornovolosca, Italy; Edward J. Steil 7 Evanston. Ind.
 D. Mackay, McKeesport, Pa; Sergear ' Thomas J. Kirk, Medford, Mass: Pri
 yates Henry Halas, Detroit; Willial
 Hopke, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Prisoner (previously reported miss i ing in action): Private Edward \ r Roberts, Iroquois, s. D..
 5 Killed in action (previously reporte . wounded): Private Frank ". Ferrar Middletown, Conn.