The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-29
.13 REPORTED TODAY KILLED.
 IN FIGHTING

Washington, April as-Tne cas- uaIty list today contained "A names, divided, as follows:
 KilledeiA aetiens 1s5 died of wounds, | 2; died of accident, 22; died Of dI- sease, 10; died of other causes, Il l wounded severely, II; wounded | slightly, 32; missing in action, 5.
 Capt. Arthur F. Locke was among those killed in action.
 Among the slightly wounded were Lieuts Herbert A. Chase, James J. Flanagan, Robert Hayes. William J. Kievanaer, William H. Osborn and John P. Ratajezak.
 A second casualty 1fst today con tained 82 names, divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 8; died of wounds, 4; died of disease, 3; wounded se- verely, 14; wounded slightly, 55: missing in action, 1.
 The seeeTB1 list contained the names of three officers, Lieut. Norman F. Hood, died of wounds; Lieut.. James J. Parsons, wounded severely, and Lieut.. Edgar B. Neland, missing in action.
 The first list follows:
 Killed in aetien-Capt. Arthur F. Locke, Sergeants Edward J. Kline, Joseph Sekepfe, Corps. W. J. Hurl- son, Wallace c Winter, Jr., Privates Francis Barnes, Alvin W. Gordon, Mike Kuzmisky, David F. Idndgren, Daniel B. Murdeck, William J. O'Brienh Melvin F. Rice, John J. Ryan.
 Died of wounds Charles J. T0Ia Dol gus.
 Died of disease-Cerp. John Taylor, Cook Louis B. E1sweirth, Prfvates Or val Fike, Ivory Gamble, James c. Gardner, Jesse B. Hewitt, Romeo Nadeau, Merlin Proctor, Willie Sim mons, Arthur J. Stevens. Died of aecfdent-Privates Joseph Francis Miskeu and Frank Osborn.
 Died of other causes-Prfvate John F. Cox.
 Severely wounded-Corp. Wesley H. Burton, Prfvates Max Robert Burke, Frank Dor~ski, Diego Louis Correstjer, Joe Leto, Anthony Mar karewicz, Stanley Miedowski, Robin Moore, Thomas H. Musker, William O'Dell, Walter J. Round. Slightly wuunded-Lieuts. Herbert A. Chase, James J. Flanagan, Robert Hayes, William J. Kievenaar, Will liam H. Osborn, John P. Ratatczalz, sergts. Ralph Bove, Howard L. Bur din, Walter B. Grant, John J. Hop- kins, Wi1fred B. Johnson, William l.. Knox, Charles F. Banks, Prfvates Clarence Anderson, George F. Bigger, Frank H. Crump, George DAmelio, James D. DePass, Austin T.. Ely, Will liam A. English, Romeo E. Laferiere Stephen Lorenti, Edward F. Mathie- son, George Murphy. Joseph L. Rftchie, Patrick J. Sullivan, Charles c. Watson, Ralph Whipford Antonio Wieriazic
 Missing in action-Privates Edward J. Doherty, Carl Hoist, James N. Mul- doom.
 The second list reads:
 Killed in actfon---Privates Peter F. Crowley, Samuel Darling, James B. Deadly, Davis o. Lawrence, William G. Pierce.
 Died of disease Mechanic Olaf Flint, Privates Benjamin B. Clark, Howard Afrye.
 Died of wounds---Leut Norman F. Hoo4db Privates Norbet E. R1gby, Enos c. Cawyer, James T. Williams. Wounded severely---Lieut. James J. Parrons, SergeantS Benjamin James, Jack B. Kendrick, Corporal Harold Mcdonald, Cook Elias Boynton, Prf- yates Mihal Bobelo, Dennis G. Coulo- hares Stanley Gosinki, Elmer N. Hol- yoke, William J. Kentile, Charles H. Patterson, Joseph Ramanda, George c. Ransonn, Edward Snalley.
 Wounded slightly --Sergeants Jo- seph, A. Chauncey, Charles E. An Thony, Ralph H. Beal, Gilbert T. Cass, Wi1fred Cote, Claudius R. Farnsworth, ; John F. Manning, Francis A. Parker, Arthur w. Price, William B. Rogers, Charles A. Zell, Mechanic Charles Fisher, Bugler Sergeant Clifford G. Risley, Privates Joseph A. B. Babf- neau, William B. Bailey, Russell M. Brooks, Lester F. Chessmann, George F. Coughlin, Albert K. Dane, Francis M. Baton, George R. Giddings, Milton F. Clifford, Charles B. Goggins, Joseph Grigons, Frederick l.. Grove, Samuel P. Hopley, Edward J. Heffernan, } Osiean E. Hickman, Frank R. John son, Charles H. Jones, James J. Kelly, Charles R. Nelson, Arthur G. Kilian, , Stanley Kozikowski, George H. , Kripps, Frederick R. Langmaid, Ed mund T. Martin, Charles Mason, Mor- ris Mu1lnan, Edward l.. Nowaok, AL , fred L. Parent, Vincent Polite, Robert ' l.. Pocket, Samuel E. Rambo, Tony Rasky, Alfred Saindon, Stephen w. Sawyer, Basbow SkIbo, Starke M. LSlaughter, John F. Smith, Wilbur M. Smith, Managill Tremblay, Abe Ven lner, Walter s. Wolf.
 Missing in action---Lieut. Edgar B. lNn1and