Evening journal., 1918-06-18

BY the United Press.
WASHINGTON. Jno is.-The War De.
perlment today announced casualty
list from the west front war zone. In
cludlns As names. divided as follows.
Killed In action. i0 dead OF wounds
2 dead as result OF an aeroplane 40
cldent, l dead from disease. 4: died OF
accident or other causes, 4; severely
wounded, 80; slightly woundeti. The
list follows,
Killed IN action; Lieutenant Leslie II.
Groser Brooklyn. Lieutenant William
q. Harrington. Nunoz, Ga. Lieutenant
William Campbell johnson, Eau Claire.
Wis; Lieutenant John d. Mathis.
Amerlous, Ca; Sergeants Edward T. Ma
glnski, Chicago; James Marcum. La
Toilette, Tenn; Priyates Ray Brent.
Helena, Mont; Michael Jay New Haven,
Conn; Thomas v Larson, Berkeley,
Cal; Michael Makeravosch. Brooklyn,
Died OF wounds: Musician Julius g.
johnson, Luray. Kas.; Private Samuel
Mlze, Elton, Wis
Died In 0eroplane accident: Lleuten-
ant Harry Walter Prince. West Phlla-
delphia, Pa.
Died OF disease: Private Hubert ".
Ward, Mckeesport,. Pa.
Died OF accident and other oauses. pri-
Vdte Luther II. Chorn, Council Bluffs, Ia
Evidence OF the sharp flghtlng done
by the marines when they stepped into
The breach at Chatesu-Thlerry was seen
today In a casualty list issued by the
Marine Corps hesdqdarters showing iO3
more marine losses. or these as were
killed in action. IS died from previously
reported severe wounds, ~ others died
from wounds and 81 were severely
wounded.
The list follows:
Killed IN action: Private James p.
rharp, Walthal, Miss: Gunnery Ser
geant Francis Joseph Flynn. Bingham
Ton, N. Y; Sergeant Stephen George
sherman, Minneapolis, MINI: Sergeant
Luther Wade Pitcher, Chipley, Fla. Ser |
5eant Fred Theodore Luklns, Indlanap-
,lis, Ind; Corporal William Hansen,
Portland, Ore; Corporal Robert McC. /
Fisher, Minneapolis, Mimi; Private
lharles Auer, Brandon, Ore; Corporal /
ames II. Mckenzie. Brooklyn. n. Y.:l
'rlystes Merle D. sohlsgeter, Grimllg, /
loL; William T. Lewis, Long Prairie, /
iinn.; Leo l.. Fry. Portland, Ore James 1
\. Allen, Wslla Wslla, Wash; Sidney 4
;everns, Martinez Cal; Simon w. Ks- /.
louse, Redondo Beach CAL. John Wes-
ey Gibson, Eugene. Ore; Ole r. Counts, /
renlo, Wash. Leslie Henry Smith. Mo .
iona. Ia: Howard Henry Dickinson, /
Alameds, Cals: Charles j. Frehse, Sau-
satuck, Mich; Frederick w. Floran, Jr., /
Buffalo, n. Y; Samuel H. Thsyer, Belle I
'ue, Pa. Francis w. Brown, Boston
Clarence +. linden. Milwaukee, Wis. |
William A. Wells, Baltimore. Md; VIII !
lam A. Crowder. Natural Dam, n. "
Loren L. Newell, Buffalo, n. y; Adam
B. Klrsoht, Niles Center, H.; Ray II.
Minneapolis, Mimi; Walter w.
Ratlnski, Rochester, y. Y; Corporals
Chester z. Platt, Lafayette, Ind Charles
w. Hewitt, Jr.. Philadelphia; William
L. Grimm, Parkersburg, Va: Clifford S
Toledo Ohio; Sergeant James
J. Gibbons, Tarrytown, n. Y; Gunnedy
Sergeant Harold Todd, Detroit; First
William p. Wlgginson, Roches-
er, ~ Y; Privstes Richard w. Dlngle /
&. Paul Park, MINI; Harold Grove,
iayt, n. y; Albert Sllyerstein, Clncin-
lati: Charles Wabberson, Long Island, |
7 Y; Gloyd II. DeclIro, Amsterdam.
Y Y; John J. Pozdol, Downer's Grove,
H.; Daniel G. Dopp, Wild Rose, Wis;
ieorge A. Gustefson, Chicago.
Deaths from wounds received In ac-
lon: Private Alvin H. Harris. mo ad
ress given Sergeant Robert f. Lloyd
hippewa Falls. Wis; Private Harold d.