New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
ELEVEN OFFICERS
 ON CASUALTY LIST
Col. George E. Leach of Minneapo- lis Among Wounded Reported

Alo nluouO HouAuoo ANoPoA'o 69 NAMES GIVEN 0U I Clair T. Newell of South Manchester
 Dies of Disease, John 1T. Keltonic of PIantsvilIc Dies of Accident Bridgeport Man Wounded. Washington, May 1.-The casualty list today contained 69 names divid" ed as follows: Killed in action, 8; died of wounds, i; died of accident, causes, B wounded severely, 4; wounded slightly, 34; prisoners prev loUsly reported missing, 5.
 Eleven officers were included. | ieuts. Adrian c. Edwards. Carroll ton, H., and Walter Cecil Flato, New York city, were killed in action.
 Col. George F. Leach, Minneapolis, and Lieut., Mortimer l.. Steinhardt, New York, were wounded slightly. Listed as prisoners are Captain .ohn F. k. Hardesty, Winfield, Mo-, and Licuts William H. Gordon. New York city; Thomas Benjamin Kern, Bethlehem, Pa; Frank K. Miller, Mpdera, Pa :, and James E. Quigley of Adrian, Pa. The name of Lieut.. A ton P. Wood, Boston, appears among those who died of other causes.
 The list follows:
 Killed in Action.
 Lieut. Adrian C. Edwards, Carroll ion, H.; Lieut.. Waiter Cecil Flato, New York City; Sergeant William F. Iaylor, Alo, Scotland; Corporal Alex" ander Frazier, Blevins, Ky; Privates Charles $. Heckleman, Rose street, Reading Pa; William Johnson, Eeeer, Mo-; B. F. Stewart, Amherst, W. Va; David F. Wilson, opp, Ala.
 Died of Wounds.
 Corporal Jack Kitman, New York; Bugler Howard c. Parker, 125 Syca- more street, Providence; Privates Ed ward H. Monahan, Sioux City, Ia, and William J. Hamilton, Decatur III.
 Died of Disease.
 Privates Nathaniel Godson, BlufftOn, s. C.; Glen Hockenberry, Danville, Ill.: Clair T. Newell, South Manchester Conn, and John s. Robinson, Pearl River, La.
 Died of Accident.
 Private John Dadolonis. 10 Winter St, Lowell, Mass: Wagoner William F. Small, Allston. Mass; Private Roland Ham, Glencoe Mills N. Y: Corporal Arthur P. Lutterbach, Chicago; Pri- vate Garnett W. Brown, Schenectady, N Y.; Private John T. Keltonic, Huntsville, Conn.,, and Private James Toomey, Methuen, Mass.
 Died of Other Causes.
 Lieutenant Alton B. Wood, Boston; Corporal Charlie Cummins. Greenvilfe, Pa, and Private Aldat J. Langtry, Graniteville, Mass.
 Wounded Severely.
 Corporal Homer K. Byers, Jackson, Ohio; Cook Edgar J. Herzog, 1052 Confer avenue, Johnstown, Pa, and Privates Clyde Grimm, Chicago, and Edward l.. Klint, Davenport, Ia.
 Wounded Slightly.
 Colonel George w. Leach, Mnne- apolis; Lieutenant Mortimer l.. Stein hardt, New York; Corporals James Agnew, 276 Bank street, Bridgeport Conn.,; Frank J. Downing, Danville, h N. J.: Elwood Taylor. Chester, Pa; Mechanic Ogen R. Elliott, Paris, H.; Privates Donald C. Abbott, East Cleve- land, O.; Sylvester Armstrong, S. E. Minneapolis; Clemme Atkinson, Den amark Ore; George Black Williston N D.; Winner H. Brown, Washington Courthouse. O.: Howard J. Carlin, Fishback. Pa., and Charles l.. Carson Coffeyville, Kas.
 Homer M. Cosher, Spring Green, Wis; John F. Criss, Cora City, H.; Harry N. Faher Lebanon, Pa; Err nest o. Foss, Pueblo, Colo; Leonard F. Foy, 33 Madison street, Rutland, Vt; Walter Griffith, Hitchins, Ky; Joseph c. Julian, 13 Center street, Bethlehem, Pa; Martin W. Keller, Prairie Du Chin, Wis; William J. B. Koder, Hellertown, Pa; Morris Stockett, Brooklyn, N J.; Joseph G. Mullins, Greenfield, Tenn; Claud H. Myers, Browning, Mo-; Nicolai P. Nelson, Grantsburg, Wis; Harry E. 1 Rowe Greenfield, O.; Edward c. St. Jean, TO Manchester street, Man. chester, N H.; Kurt Schoenan, : CroWnsburg, Germany; Emmet Self, Mount Sterling, Ohio; Lloyd William Spencer, Goetzville, Mich.; Robert F. Stephens, Calhoun, Ga; Charles Will | sey, Livingstoneville, N. Y.
 Prisoners, Previously Reported Miss ing.
 Captain John F. Hardesty, Winfield, Mo-; Lieuts. William H. Gordon, New York; Thomas Benjamin Kern Beth lehem, Pa; Frank K. Miller, Madera, Pa; James E. Quigley, Adrian, Pa.