The sun., 1918-09-14
PRINCETON JUNIOR
KILLED IN FRANCE
Lieut.. Arthur Preycr of HOl-
land Dies in Airplane
Accident.
LIEUT.. STREET WOUNDED
Several Other New Workers on
Latest Casualty List
From France. .
LIEUT.. STREET WOUNDED

Lieut. Arthur Preyer. Jr.. junior
Mt Princeton University at the time he
entered the service, was killed in France
AUGUST 10 in an airplane accident. He
Was %, and came to this country from
Holland three years ago to complete his
cducation.
Tho father of Lieut.. Preyer is a man
~ wealth in Holland. He has an uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ii. Haw-
sins. residing in EOS Roseville avenue,
Newark. lie went to Fort Myer, Virginia,
In the summer OF 1917 and sailed for
Italy in November lie was commits
stoned a Lieutenant when on duty In
from Lieut.. Preyer in August in which
he said he was In excellent health.
Alive, Though Reported Killed.
John II. Little. 3S6 West Nineteenth
street. reported yesterday that his son,
Corporal John G. Little, said to have
been killed in action August II, is alive
IN hospital in England. II got a
letter from him yesterday said Mr.
Little. 1T was dated August 2s, nine
days after the War Department reported
he had teen killed. He is In the United
States Hospital, Tottenham. London.
suffering from a badly fractured leg"
Corporal Little was in Company C.,
10th Infantry, following enlistment in
the Seventh Regiment. He made his
home with his parents and they had
announced a mass for their son at st.
Francis Navier's Church next Sunday.
brother, Henry, 20, is a corporal with
the Fifth Artillery in France.
The name of Private Henry j. Benin
Of SO Eleventh avenue, Newark, is listed
a. killed in action. short time ago he
wrote 10 a cousin, also in service in
France, asking him not to make any
mention in his letters home about the
battles he had been in because 1t would
worry his parents. Private Benin was
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Benin.
lie was 80 and entered the service last
November when he was sent to Camp
Dix. He sailed for France in January.
Lieut. H. II. street Wounded.
Lieut.. Harold II. Street, reported In
Yesterdays casualty list as severely
wounded in action, enlisted in the old
Seventh Regiment at the time II went Ia
Mexico. He is n son Of Quincy B. Street
30 Chestnut street. Flushing who was
employed by the New York Herald for
Years. Lieut.. Street who is 2S years OF
age. is assigned to Company A. 127th
Infantry.
Lieut.. Street cabled his father Angus,
- that he had been slightly wounded. A
otter written on the same day has
reached the father. In II the Lieutenant
wrote that his right arm had been shat.
tered by shell. he had been struck in the
head by shrapnel and his right side also
badly shattered. He was writing with
HIS left hand from Base Hospital ZIG
The physicians hope to save his arm.
Lieut.. Purser Elder Adams, Company
y, 5oSth Infantry, son of G. Elder
Adams, managing director of the Navy
In the same action in the Marine drive IL
which his company commander, Capt
Belvidere Brooks. was killed. Mr. Adam.
has just received a cablegram that hi.
:on is in base hospital.
Reported Killed, but Writes Home
Mrs Theodore Clock. 216 Clinton ave
'ue. Jersey City, believes some mis-
AXE has been made about her brother
Private George Hartl. reported by tn,
hdjutant-Generals office to have beer
Niiifu III action, July 10. MTS. tlOCR ~
she received letter dated July II. He
erother wrote he was in a base hospta
: France with slight wound. that ;
Tieye of shell had scratched him unde
the chin. Private Hartl was "a year
I'D and a nlachinist when he was DRAFTED
10 June. 1917. He was member o
'omaany A. Thirty-eighth Infantry. Hi
father is dead. His mother now Is Mrs
Ernest Schmidt OF ISL Communipaw ave
oue, Jersey City.
Private Jeremiah Hurley, Company
Thirteenth Infantry. slisted among tn
severely wounded, is in the Rockefelle
Institute, Manhattan. He was wounde
IN the battle OF the Marne June s. Hi
right leg was shot off, his right arm
partly paralyzed and his left leg frac
'ured from a shell. His left leg ma
have to be amputated. He arrived a
Ellis Island. August 2
Private Hurley lived with his aunt
Mrs. Mary Flanagan, in 924 Herkime
street. Brooklyn. His parents are dead
Sergeant William Kline, 20S7 Sixty
fourth street. Brooklyn. wounded Au
gust IA. in action in France, writes I
his father. Samuel Kline. that Germa
-dptives declare their officers told ther
'ail American soldiers are mollycod
dies Sergeant Kline has two shrapn'
Wounds in his left thigh and two in hi
left knee lie was drafted and becam
member of Company c, S05th MachiI
'inn Battalion. He was trained ut Cam
titoN and went 10 France in April.
The name Private Joseph Mandlcin'
lNJ Walworth street, Brooklyn, on III
War Department casualty list. shout
read Private Joseph Mantle, 104 Wa
worth street His wife has been notifie
he was seriously wounded July 3
Private Mantle went to France in Ma.
member Of the 14Sth Infantry.
corporal Jefferson Stonewall Jackson
is, who has been severely wounded
action. resided with his mother, Mr.
Nary Jackson. at 918 Ninth avenue, an
lie writes to her: "Our motto over hel
IS a scar got in battle over here f.
lasting honor and believe me, mothe
am proud of the one I've got. ] wou
not sell it for a million" Corporal Jacl
son was shot through the right leg AT
r'lebrated his birthday anniversary in
hospital. lie has been over the top fol
times.
Private George Jensen. 10, son OF Mr.
II ii. Jensen. Is Post road, Viii
Fialns, has been wounded In action. "A
exploding grenade severely. injured h