South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
ARMY

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News Service.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Forty-
nine casualties in the American ex-
peditionary forces were announced
by the war department today, di-
vided as follows:
Ten killed in action, two died OF
wounds. one died from an aero
plane accident. one died Of disease,
one from accident and other causes.
80 wounded severely and one
wounded slightly.
Officers mentioned in the list fol-
low:
KILLED Is ACTION-Lieut Les
lie II. Crosse. Brooklyn. y. Y; Lieut.
William G. Lexington, Nunez, Ca;
Lieut. William c. Johnson Eau
Claire. Wis: Lieut.. John d. Mathis
Americas. Ga.
DIED IN AEROPLANE ACCT
DENT-Lieut. Harry Walter Prince.
West Philadelphia Pa.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED AS
MISSING AND NOW LISTED As
PRISONER Paul T. Baer.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
The other army casualties follow.
KILLED IN ACTION.
SERGEANTS.
Edward II. Ma ginske. Chicago.
James Marcum. LaFollette Tenn
PRINATES
Ray Brent. Helena. Mont
Michael Jay. New Haven. Conn
Thomas Y. Larson. Berkeley. Calf
Michael Makarayesch Brooklyn, y. Y.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
MUSICIAN.
Julius S. Johnson. Luray, Kas.
PRIVATE.
Samuel Mize. Elton Wis.
DIED OF DISEASE.
PRIVATE
Hubert +. Ward. Mckeesport. Pa.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
PRIVATE
Luther II. Chorn. Council BLUFFS. Ia.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
SERGEANT
Alfred NJ James. Plymouth. y H.
CORPORALS
James &. Busby, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Joseph J. Hunt Trenton. y. J.
Robert J. Miller. Caledonia. q.
Ralph VI. Whiting. Marlboro, Mass.
PRINATES.
Waiter y. Beall Eldorado Springs Mo.
Anthony G. Bills. Dubois Pa.
Christian l.. Clausmann, Newark, y. j..
William Conlon. Anaconda. Mont.
Fred g. Conner. Maiden. Mass.
Charles GOray. Lebanon, Syria.
Elmer Davis. Chicago.
Louis DeLuca. RoXbury. Mass.
Allen :. Denmark, Mohoba. Miss.
Raymond Dishon. Crab Orchard. Ky.
Robert Farrow, Calhoun. Ga.
Harry Joseph Golden. New York.
John T. Hoey. Pony. Mont
Henry Johnson, Albany. y. Y
Charles r. keim, Bradley Beach, y. J.
Joseph Kelly. Butte, Mont
Robert I. kutak. Omaha. Neb.
Joseph Lord. Braceville. III.
Charles H. Morse. SOuthlngton. Conn.
William Murray. Beaver Dam Wis.
Simeon Myers. Terre Haute, Ind.
John z. Riley. Brooklyn, y Y
John III. Schultz. Newark y. J.
Frank Slama. Chicago.
Walter StelmasZeb. South Chicago.
Jeremiah +. Sweeney. Fitchville. Conn.
Willard Weller. IrontOn. o.
Herman Wirth Joliet. Ill
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
PRIVATE.
Norman F. Mccain. Belmont Mass.
PRISONERS, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
As MISSING.
MECHANIC
John +. CrOnin. Portland. Conn.
SERGEANTS
Daniel Brandon. TOwnerS. y. Y.
Erving y. Dresser. Bristol. Conn.
Walter J. REYNOLDS. New Haven. Conn.
Eugene T. Sharkey. Ansonia. Conn.
Harry Swanson. Waverly. Mass
CORPORAL.
Sewalt W. Rich. Dorchester Mass.
BUGLER.
Vincenzo Lahriola. Rrookline. Mass.
PRINATES.
Vincent Allen. NOrwalk Conn.
Frank J. Antkonik. Webster. Mass.
Walter Chmield. Bridgeport. Fonn.
Albert Decsi. Brooklyn. y. Y.
AnOch II. DOble. Quincy. Mass
Maurice Fischman. New Haven. Conn.
Herbert V Johnson. New Haven. Conn.
Raymond C. Kirk. New Haven. Conn
John KnudsOn. New Haven, Conn.
Lew LameTe. Laconia. y. II.
Joseph z. Leary. Middletown. Conn.
Thomas A. Lysett. Saratoga Springs,
y Y.
Leo A. Maher Dorchester. Mass.
Harold f Masterson. Stamford. Conn.
John A Murphy, Amesbury. Mass.
Claude J. Nelson. Bristol, Conn.
Michael VI. Ollie. Pequabuck Conn.
Lawrence Perlmutter New OYrk.
Daniel +. Sala, West Wareham, Mass.
Louis Sander Philadelphia
Alexander Stefanosky. Kieff Russia.
Carl Sudock. New Haven, Conn.
Ellis VI. Young. Everett. Mass
Herman Reichman. Philadelphia