New Britain herald., 1918-05-17


1O6 Names of American Heroes.
Washington, May 17.-The casualty
list today contained 100 names, divided
as follows:
Killed in action, Is; died Of wounds,
s; died of disease, 4; died Of gas
poisoning, 1; wounded severely, -;
wounded slightly. so: missing in
action, 8.
Officers named included Lieut..
Averill Braxton Pfeiffer, Cleveland,
slightly wounded; Lieut.. Charles w.
Maxson, Baltimore, missing in action;
Lieut. Harold A. Goodrich, New
Haven. Mo, and M. Redmond, Pitts
burgh, previously reported missing,
now reported prisoners.
The list:
Killed in Action.
Corporal Walter G. Moore, Fitzdale,
VT; Privates Vernon Bailey, Alden,
Mimi; Vincent J. Blahovoc, ST. Louis;
Thomas w. Cleary, Portage; Henry l..
Dansorth, Danville, VT; John W. Low,
Dallas, Tex; William r. Lyon, Indian
ola; George F. Martin, Fort Kent, Me-;
Wyvil L. Mathis Johnstown, o. Clar-
ence L. Perkins, IL School street,
Manchester, Mass; " oseph I. Poulfn,
Augusta, Me-; Gino Roberti, Lucca,
Tuscania, Italy; Emmett D, Sullivan,
Fine, N. Y; Charles r. Thompson,
Kingman, Me.
Died of Wounds.
Corporals Daniel B. Gould, New
Vineyard, Me-; Dewey 1ngerson,
Whitefeld N. H.; Wagner Luke
Reinard, Detroit; Privates MARITIME
Giorlamo, Oneida, n. Y; Talmage T.
Rand, Sunny Lane, Ky; William H.
Stone, Norway, Me.
Died of Disease.
Sergean Cecil G.. Tormmey, Thorp,
Wis; Cook John r. Corcoran, Bran
ford, Conn; Privates Joseph T..
Decker, Rochester; Fred L. Harshaw,
Murphy, N. C.
Died of Gas Poisoning.
Private Clement w. Gravelle,
Nashua.
Severely Wounded.
Sergeant William A. Meisled, Elgin,
ILL.,; Corporals Einart T. Helman,
Evanston; Otto Yothers, st. Joseph,
Mo-; Privates Howard A. Bowman,
Clyde, N. Y; Amos Briggs, South
Charleston, o.; Joseph Gully, Cleve-
land; Clarence L. Grapan, 81 Elm
street, Lynn; Ernest r. Hickey, Hart
ford, Conn; William Kreutzer, New
port, KY; Edwin 0. Meats, Mt. Gilead,
O.; Bert L. Stewart, Idaville, Ind. !;
Ferdinand Wantelet, Osceola Mills, Pa.
Wounded Slightly.
| Lieut.. Averill Brazion Prefer,
| Cleveland; Sergeant William E. Shift
| let, Watervliet Mich; Corporals Harry
| T. Dean, Logarsport, Ind; Robert J..
Hall, Kings Mills, o.; Emil c. Henkel,
Route 1, Dubuque, Ia; Everett Leon
| ard, Sycamomre, ILL.,; Cecil O. Morrell,
| Galena, Kas; William A. Murray,
| UtUica, KY; Thomas M. Price, Elder
ado, ILL.,; William j. Weidner, Bluff
| ton, Ind; John w. Wilson, Gaffney,
s. c.; Joe A. P. Witt, Irvine, KY;
Bugler Arthur G. Krogh, Spring Grove,
Mimi; Mechanic Friend Rosene,
Shelton, Conn; Privates Charles
| Ackerman, Jersey City; Charles Bauer
Kingston; George Joseph Dayer, Jr.,
Plainf1eld, N. j.; Andrew Carpenter,
DicIey, N. d.; Raymond Valentine
I Christie, Hoboken.
Henry Clark, Candor; George w
Dell, Malvern, Pa; James F. Doran
Stockton; Isadore Durkin, 153 Beech
street, Bridgeport, Conn; Prentice
Eaker, Paris, Tenn; Arthur c. Elliott
40 ESo ~ 7
Sask., Canada; Alexander Felskey
Milwaukee; Michael Ferren, Milwau
kee; Jim Finch, Kingston; j. Free
man, Newark, N. j.; Frank Gaffney
Boston; julius Geology, Buffalo
Charles Golden, East Chain; David V
Hamlet, McGregor, Ia; John J. Grif
fin, Mt Pulaski; Ray M. Hicks, Finley
Eugene Hudson, Perry, Okla; Elme,
A. Johnson, Chicago; Matthew King
Kilmerl, Drummon, Ireland; Les
Knight Macon; William Leary, Iron
wood Isidore Levine, Kansas City
Bard Mcdonald, Grafton; Peter 10
seph4 O'Donnell, Bayonne; Christophe
G. Blummer, Matthew'S Mo-; DAME
Ray, Moulton, Ia; John Joseph Schot
finger, Dunellon; Edgar A. Schrader
Vacaville, Cal; Danny zeke, Racine
Wis; Ray John Sheehan, Buffalo
Lone Sinner, Kingmundy, ILL.,; Will
liam Joseph Smallwood Salem
Charles Strivens, Chicago; Paul I
Weeks, Urban, ILL.,; Theodore G. Well
and, Bridgewater, S. D.; John r. Well
er, Mengelwood, Tenn; Kennth Wild
Slayton, MINI.
Missing i'm Action.
Lieut.. Charles w. Maxson, Balti
more; Corporals Robert Walker, Jer
sey City; Lee H Whitehead, Jeffrey
KY; Privates Russell E. Dodson, Win
tondaIe; Fred Hickman, Logootee
Ind; George Herman, Newark; Alex
Eiftnanfh Pa