New Britain herald., 1918-07-06
SIX CONN. MEN ARE
 PRISONERS OF HUNS
Army and Marine Casualty Lists
 Contain 157 Names
01 KILLED IN ACTION
New Haven, Hartford, Southington, Deep River. and New Milford Soldiers Arc Located in German Prison Camps.

Prison camps.
 Washington, July 6.--The Army casualty list today contained 43 names, divided as follows: Killed in action. Is; died of wounds, ?; died of disease g. died of accident and other causes, l; wounded severely, IT, missing in action, }; died of airplane accident. 1.
 The list:
 Killed in Action.
 Lieuts. Thomas w. Desmond, Ran dolph, Mass; Thomas GoodfelloW Peoria, H.; Sergeant Joseph A. Hauptman, Bloomington, H.. Corpor- als Roman Lemanski, Milwaukee; ; Eugene r. Murphy, Sayre, Pa; Er- nest F. 'Oldenburg, WiXon, Mich; Privates Guy Bell, Hillsdale, Mich; Lee Caudle, McCrory, Ark; George E. Doran Milwaukee; Joseph DoWney, Chicopee, Mass; Tod r. Gillett, Tam burg, Ind; John Naujokitis, Scotts- burg, Ind; John Naukokitis, Home stead, Pa; Peter Pahubik, Gilman, Wis. Arthur F. Voss, Horicon, Wis.
 Died of Wounds.
 Lieut. stephen F. McGroarty, Falls Church, Va; Private Chester O'Neil, Cleveland.
 Died of Disease.
 Sergeant Ernest w. Pearson, Wau- sa. Wis; Corporal Clyde Gillispie, Grand Rapids: Prvates William AL len, Brooklyn; Joseph H. Kellenbach, 235 West Jefferson street, Williams port, Pa William R. Linster, Au- rora, I'll.
 Died of Airplanc Accident.
 Private Ernest Adams, Evanston,
 Died, Accident and Other Causes.
 Private Johnny G. Myrick, Ports mouth, Va.
 Severely Wounded.
 Corporals Julius Bruskin, Nutley, N. J.; Charles J. Kennedy, Paterson, N. J.. and Private Lawrence Ludovici, Phila.
 Missing in Action.
 Privates John J. MickTeovich, Jr., 181 Church street, Bridgeport, Conn; Mckinley Pigg, Louisa, Ky.
 Prisoners, Previously Reported as Missing-Corporal LeRoy E. Congle- ton, West Philadelphia; Corporal Ralph Harney, Birmingham, Mass. ; Privates Louis R. Iiegra, Deep River, Conn.,; Joseph d'Anna, New Milford, Conn.,; Chester Darman, Moundsvile, w. Va; Ernest A. French New Ha- ven; Clifford Markle. New Haven: Edward J. Murray, Southinston, Conn; George E. Newton, Hartford Walter $. Wolf, New Bedford, Mass.
 Previously Reported Died of Wounds, Now Reported Died of Dis ease--Privates Howard Van Camper, Haven, kas.; Richard J. Hartigan, Brooklyn.
 Note-Address of Ross T. Hadley, previously listed as died from acCi- dent etc, should read: John W. Had ley, North English, Ia.
 Washington, July 6.-The marine corps casualty list today contained 114 names, divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 6; died of wounds, 15: wounded severely, 23; missing in action, IS; wounded, degree undeter- mined, 52.
 Two separate lists of marine cas- ualties were issued. The first list follows:
 Marines killed in action-Captain Edward c. Fuller, Phila.: Lieut.. Wal ter D. Frazier. 4S PiXley Place, Bridgeport; Private Louis Chartier, Chicago.
 Died of wounds received in action Major Edward B. Cole, Brooklinc, Mass; Prlvates Ray F.. Dornblaser, Georgetown, Ill.,. John J. McGrath, Dayton, O.; Chauncey A. Norris, 151 , Eighth avenue, Altoona, Pa, was wounded severely in action.
 The wounded in action, degree un- determined include--Prvatcs Howard Barras, Ben Avon, Pa; Ralph IT. Johnson, Mill Run, Pa; George P. kotalik, Ashley, Pa, and Lawrence V. Stevenson, 317 Elton street, Pitts burgh.
 The Second Casualty List. Killed in action-Captains John P. Burns, Corning, N. Y; Harlan F.. Major, Crescent, Ohio; Private Ralph Y Wright, IIibbctts, o.
 Died of wounds received in action Sergeants Harry w. Anderson, Chi cago: George C. Stine, Lower City, N. D.; Floyd c. Knight, Holton, Mich; Privates Ora J. Douglas Greenville, O.; Dewey A. Ghrun, Malcolm, la; Paul F. Hartley, Upper Darby, Pa; Phillip Fl. Hoover, Okla; Richard Kimball, Newton Highlands, Mass; Joseph F.. King. San Francisco; Der rell A. Lennon, Akron; Claud IT. Marlette, Memphis; Lee Roy Sarver, HentOn, Ills.
 The wounded severely in action in cludc-Corporal NVm. Pince, Hacken- sack; Privates Edward J. Mansfield, Elizabeth, N. J.
 Missing In action--Sorgeant Frank l.. Guillod, Rochester; Corporal David D. Foster. McKeesport; PriVates Ed ward G. Appleblc. Flint: William J. 1 Applcbc. Flint; Lawson McV. Bab- 1 bitt Youngstown. H.; Theodore E. Bangs, Bcngies, Md; Emile Blais, Du-