Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-19
U. s. CASUALTY LIST

Washington, June 1S-Ihe army casualty list today contained 49 haiiloo divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 10.
 Died of wounds, 2.
 Died of airplane accident, l.
 Died of disease, l.
 Died of accident and other causes l.
 Wounded severely. 33.
 Wounded slightly, 1.
 The list:
 Killed in Action:
 Lieutenants Leslie H. Groser' Brooklyn, N. Y.; Wm c. Herrlngton' Nunez, Ga.; Wm. Campbell Johnson Eau Claire, Wis; John D., Mathis' Americus, Ga.; Sergeants EdWard I. Maginske, Chicago; James Marcum' La Toilette, Tenn; Privates Kay Brent, Helena, Mont; Michael Jay, New Haven, Conn.,; Thomas V. Larson Berkeley, Calf; Michael MaKafa' vesch, Brooklyn.
 Died of Wounds:
 Lieutenant Harry Walter Prince, West Philadelphia, Pa.
 Died of Disease:
 Private Hubart F. Ward, McKees- port. Pa.
 Died of Accident and Other Causes:
 Private Luther H. Chorn, Council Bluff, Iowa.
 Severely Wounded:
 Sergeant Alfred M. Jones, Ply mouth, N. H.; Corporals James c. Busby, Salt Lake, Utah; Joseph J.. Hunt, Trenton, N. J.: Robert J. Mil Ter, Caledonia, Ohio; Ralph M. Whit ing, Marlboro, Mass; Privates Walter D. Beall, El Dorado Springs, Mo; An thony c. Bills, Dubois, Pa; Chritlon l.. Clussmann, Newark, N. J.; William Conlon, Anaconda, Mont; Fred G. Con Connor, Maiden, Mass; Charles Cor ay, Inncahola, Turkey; Elmer Davis, Chicago; Louis de Luca, RoMbury, Mass; Allen S. Denmark. Mohoba, Miss; Raymond Dishon, Crab Or chard, Ky; Robert Farrow, Calhoun, ! Ga; Harry s. Golden, New York City; John B. Hoey, Pony, Mont; Henry Johnson, Albany, N. Y.; Chas. B. Klein, Bradley Beach, N. J.; Joseph Kelly, Butte, Mont; Robert I. Kutak, Omaha, Nebr.; Joseph Lord, Brace vile, Ills; William Murray, Beaver Dam, Wis; Charles H. Morse, South ington, Conn; Simeon Myers, Terre l Haute, Ind; John E. Riley, Brooklyn, Frank Slama, Chicago: Walter Stel- maszek, Chicago; Willard Weller, Ironton, Ohio; Jeremiah Sweeney l Fitchville, Conn.,; Herman Werth, | Joliet, Ills.
 Slightly Wounded: Private Norman F. McCann, Bel l mont, Mass.
 | Prisoners: I Previously reported missing.)
 Mechanic John F. Cronin, Portland Conn.,; Lieutenant Paul F. Baer, Fort Wayne, Ind; Sergeant Daniel Bran 1 don, Towers, N. 'Y.; Sergeant Ervine A. Dresser, Bristol. Conn.,; Sergeant Walter J. Reynolds, New Haven Conn.,; Sergeant Eugene F. Sharkey Ansonia, Conn.,: Sergeant Harry Swanson, Wavcrly, Mass; Corporal Sewall w. Rich, Dorchester, Mass; Bugler Vincenzo Labriola, Bristol Conn.,; Privates Vincent Allen, Nor. walk, Conn.,; Frank J. Antkoik, Web ster, Mass; Walter Ohmiel, Bridge port, Conn.,; Albert Decsi, Brooklyn N. 'Y.; Enoch H. Doble, Quincy Mass; Maurice Fischman, New Haven Conn.,; Raymond c. Kirby, New Har ven, Conn.,; John Knudson, New Ha ven. Conn.,; Lee w. Lamere, Laconia l N. H.; Joseph P. Lcary, Middletown Conn; Thomas A. Lysett, Saratogs Springs, N. Y.; Leo A. Maher, Dor chester, Mass; Harold E. Masterson Stanford, Conn.,; John A. Murphy Amesbury, Mass; Claude J. Nelson Bristol, Conn.,. Michael M. Ollie, Pc qua'buck, Conn; Lawrence Perlmutter | New York; Daniel D. Sala, Westware ham, Mass: Louis Sander, Philadel phia; Alexander Stefanesky, Kieff Russia; Carl Sudock, New Haven Conn.,; Ellis M. Young, Everett, Mass. Herman Reichman, Philadelphia.