Republican farmer., 1918-07-12

Killed in action, 5; died of wounds, | died of accident and other causes, died of disease, 9; wounded se- | erely, 8; missing in action, 5. Killed in action---Roswell F. Sleeves, | perby, Conn. Previously reported missing, now eported discharged to depot division pr duty---Private Robert s. NiveF, | Hartford, Conn.
 In the list issued yesterday Gp- | cared the names of Charles T. Sier- aan of Hartford, severely wounded. | nd of Edward M. Green of Bristol, revfously reported missing, now re- orted to have been gassed, but re- urned to duty with his company. Washington, July - The army ,asualty list today contained 4S names, divided as follows: Killed in action, 15; died of wounds, 2; died of disease, 5: died bf accident and other causes, 1; wounded severely, IT; missing in ac- ion. ?; died of aeroplane accident, 1. Missing in action-Private John J. Micklovich, Jr., 1S1 Church street, Bridgeport, Conn.
 Prisoners, previously reported missing-Privates Louis R. Ziegra, :. Deep River, Conn; Joseph D'Anna, New Milford Conn; Chester Dar- man, Moundsville, W. "; Ernest A. French New Haven; Clifford Mar ile, New Haven; Edward J. Murray, southington, Conn.,; George E. New lon, Hartford.
 Washington, July 6-The marine corps casualty list today contained IA names, divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 6; died of wounds, h5; wounded severely, 23; missing in Rction, 1S; wounded. degree undeter- mined, 52.
 Killed in action-Lieut- Walter D. Frazier, 4S Pixley place, Bridgeport. Washington, July 8 - The casualty ist today contains 50 names, divided as follows:
 Killed in action, g.; died of wounds, 8; died of accident and other causes, 2; wounded severely, 29.
 Wounded severely included Charles A. Khoury, 116 Wilson street, Tor rington, Conn; Raphael Paone 19 Grand street, Middletown, Conn.
 Prisoners, previously reported miss ing-Cops. Fred W. Chitty, 146 Fros- te street, New Haven; Bugler Joseph M. McNamara, New Haven Privates Edward Clark, Collinsville, Conn. James F. Coleman New Haven; Her bert Ceilings. 19 Hillside street, Nor Staten Island, N. Y.
 Lloyd H. Silvernail, seaman, Bain- bridge N. Y.
 The Covington formerly was the Hamburg American liner Cincinnati which was laid up at Boston, and talk en over when the United Sttates en- tered the war. She was sos feet long, of ,33S gross tons and had a speed of IS 1-2 knots an hour.
 In announcing last night the sink ing of the Covington, the navy de partment said that the submarine which sent a torpedo crashing into the ships side just forward of the en zine room at 9:17 o'clock at nigh was not sighted.
 walk, Conn; Harold F. Dolan, New Haven; Charles B. Kenny East Rocl road, Norwalk, Conn; James c Goldrick, New Haven; Harry M. Luf kin, Providence, R. l.; John T. Me Cartin, New Haven; Edward A. Ol sen, Pardee street, Bristol, Conn. Clarence Riedle, 21D Divinity street Bristol, Conn.
 Yesterdays list included the follow ing:
 Died from Srgeant Cyri Mosher, 56 Spring street, New Haven Conn.
 Died of distase---Corporal Denni T-- T H. Payne, Portland Conn.
 The severely wounded include Lieutenant Joseph J. Devine, 139 Ro sette street, New Haven; Privat John A. Boardman, Hartford, Conn
 Prisoners previously reported miss ing---Corporals Miles s. Cunning, Ii California street, West Haven, Conn William F1luth, 205 Springside avenue Haven; Bugler Nelson F. Waters 12? Dixwell avenue, New Haven; Pr yates, first class, Frank Butler, 24 Shelton avenue, New Haven; Herbel Hall, G'uilford, Conn; Warren r Thompson, Portland, Conn.,; Patric Wall, 55 Vernon street, New Haver Privates Leo H. Buyanoski, Terry vile, Conn; Leonard Colburn, SIS Ol chard street, New Haven, Conn; AT gelo Basso, 52 South Elm street. Sri! tol Conn; Lory M. Couch, New Mi ford, Conn. Fred Hager, Prospec Conn; William P. L.emiux, Middle town, Conn.,; Hugh Marron, B Smit street, Norwalk, Conn; Albert Maynard. 4SS Main street. New H. ven; Charles Munson. 2S4 Orans street, New Haven; Ernest D. M quin, Bristol, Conn: William c. Ne son, Wenatchee. W sh.; Anthony Penda, Bristol, Conn; Paul A. Pete son, South Farms, Middletown, Conr John Sachs, 42 Hallock street, Ne Haven; Dennis F. Sweeney, 255 Go Gress avenue, New Haven; Steph Torok, Da:ien, Conn; Howard webn, Ansonia, Conn.
 Previously reported missing, nc returned to duty---Private Albert Hall, Hartford, Conn.
 Washington, July 9-The arr casualty list today contained
 names, divided as follows:
 Killed in action, IA; died
 wounds, 10; died of disease,
 wounded severely, IS; wound slightly, 2; missing in action, prisoner 1.
 Killed in action-Private willi; Delucs6 Hartford, Conn.
 Prisoner-Privats Louis Peccer 10, New Haven.
 corps casualty list contained
 names, divided as follows:
 Killed in action. 1T; died of woun 1o; wounded severely, IS; missing
 Killed in action-Corp. James