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rs CASUALTIES REPORTED
Ten Killed in Action, Died of
Wounds, 2 Died of Accident, IL
Wounded Slightly, II Seriously 1
Taken Prisoner ..r

Washington, May 9--The casualty
list today contained 76 names divided
as follows:
Killed in action, 10; died of
wounds, 3; died of accident, 2; died
of disease, 6 wounded severely, 13;
wounded slightly, Al; prisoner, /.
Officers named were: Lieut.. Harold
sydney Morgan, Vancouver Barracks,
Washington, killed in action; Cadet
Ivan d. Livingstone, Pullman, Wash.,,
died of accident; Lieuts Adam P.
Dambrauckas, Philadelphia; Kostka
Mudd, La Plata, Md; Thomas H.
Reagan, Canton, I'LL; James J. Sheer
an, Chicago; Paul s. Stewart, War
rem, Pa, slightly wounded; and Cap
tain Andrew S. Robinson, Columbus,
O., previously reported missing, now
reported prisoner.
The list follows:
Killed in Action.
Lieut.. Harold Sydney Morgan, Van
couver Barracks; Corporal Manoah j.
Kirby, West Baden, Ind; Privates
Harry J. Allen, Aurora; Ernest Z.
Bell, Middleheld, Conn; Robert A.
Brewer, Finley, Tenn; William 3.
Dalton, Holbrook, Mass; Forest H.
Harrison, Dearing, Ga; Melvin L.
Johnson, Hawley, Mimi; Charles r.
Livermore, Dorchester; Michael Viot-
ii, Monterey, Cal.
Died of Disease.
Sergeant Herbert E. Sheldon, $50
Broad street, Providence; Privates
Henry H. Hoyt, Chelsea; Lee McGow-
an, Conroe, Tex; Arthur Eugene
Newman, st. Louis; Horace B. Quiv-
ey, Encampment. Wyoming; Peter G.
Smith, Colby
Died of Accident.
Cadet Ivan D. Livingstone, Pull
man, Wash; Private John S. Henry,
Bristol, Tenn.
Died Of Wounds Received in Action.
Corporal Albert L. Tate, Cummins,
Kas.; Privtes Earl w. Mountain, Ada,
Kas; Clinton c. Walda, Fort Wayne.
Wounded Severely.
Corporals Elwood T.. Bauman, Cen
trail Fire station, Easton, Pa; George
d. Kirchofer, Kidder, Mo-; Roy l..
Tower, IS Admiral street, New Hav-
en-; Juan l. Trujillo, Logan, N. M;
Prvates Herbert w. Chapelle, Syra-
cuse; Arthur r. Hargraves Merrimac,
Mass; James Hora, Clutter, Ia; Elm
ar Sundbek, Racine, Wis; Guy Kret-
Eer, independence, haS., rank D.
Maruna, Cleveland; Edward Pantour-
is, Harrisburg, ILL.,; Thomas Syawak,
Hartford, Conn; Arthur l.. Van Bib
Der, Wellston, o.
Wounded Slightly.
Lieuts. Adam P. Dambrauckas,
Phila; Kostka Mudd, La Plata, Md;
Thomas Fl. Reagan, Canton, Ill;
James J. Sheeran, Chicago; Paul B.
Stewart, Warren, Pa; Sergeant Major
John J. Madden, Charlestown; Ser
geants Michael j. Donohue, Spring
field; John r. Power, Dorchester;
Granville M. Wilcox, Woonsocket;
Corporals Russell Preston, Paints
Vile; Fred r. Sorrels, Burnsville:
Jas. w. Talley, Vulcan; Mechanic
George Davis, 621 Minor street, Read
ing; Wagner Eldred E. Green, Tur-
ner, Me-; Privates William G.. B. An
german Rockville, Conn; Karl Bam-
blowski, Chicago; Edmond A. Beau
champ, 20 Royce street, Rutland, VT,
Robert M. Blair, Cam bridge; Joseph
Borowski, Bessemer, Mich; William
G. Burke, Douglas; George III. Gallo
meres Gerak, Greece; Alva M. Col
yer. Pelham; William Cooper, Hal
low Rock; Joseph j. Cryan, Admission;
Howard Cummins, Powell, o.; Clatie
r. Cunningham, Watson, Tenn; Levi
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