The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-04-12
124 SOLDIERS
ON LATEST U. S.
CASUALTY LIST
One Man is Killed in Action,
Two Died of Wounds, Is
Of Disease.
SIXTY NINE MEN
SEVERELY WOUNDED
Seven Officers on List
Four Men Reported
Among Missing.

Washington, April 12-Today's
casualty list from Gem PerEhing gives
124 names. AS announced by the war
department, it shows one man was
killed in action, two died of wounds,
fvo died of accidents and IL Of dis
ease. Sixty-nine man were severely
wounded and four men were report
ed missing. Slightly wounded 80,
The following officers were named:
Major Edwin R. K1mball, died of
wounds; Captain Francis J. Cahill,
missing IN action; died of accident,
Lieut.. Charles Sewald and Cadets
William J. White and C. A. Brader;
slightly wounded, Leuts. Patrick J.
Bowling and Eugene Hamin.
The list follows:
Killed in action-Private John Pei
key.
Died Of wounds-Major Edward R
Kimble, Corporal Thomas ]. Roberts.
Died of accident-Lieut. Charles D.
Seward, Cadets C. A Bra6er and
William ]. Whyte; prfvates Frank
Bellizi and Leland A. Mathews.
Died of disease-Corporal F'urman
Peoples and Privates Leo Francis
Farrell, Elmer William Shoemaker,
Morgan Taylor, William F. Brack-
man and Isaac Simms, all of pneu-
monia; Bugler Andrew A Dickes and
Private Rennie R. Selin, both of diph-
liberia; Privates Allen ]. Durward and
Charles W. Epple, both Of meningitis;
Privates lobe Bracket, tuberculosis;
Leland Johnson, erysipelas; Frank
Sheppard, typhoid fever.
Wounded slightly-Lieuts. Patrick
]. Downing, Eugene C. Hami1l, Ser
geants August Hahn, Bernard J.
Lseavy, William B. Montross, Timothy
J. Sullivan; Corporals Dell E., De-
lashmutt, John Farrell, Harry Ingham,
William P. Neacy, Arbie Shears, Har-
~ A Welcome; mechanic, Thomas ].
Fleming; Privates Thomas B. Plum
kett, John L. Sullivan, Joseph Pan
yoti, Neil Maurlin, Clifton Bell, Will
liam %. Burke, Vernon c. Buxton,
Edmund Cassidy, George Conselyea,
Michael Defago, Lawrence Sinnerty
James H. Fraser, Frank Gustave
Robert johnson, John A. McDyer
Ernest Porter, James Tracey.
Severely wounded-Lieuts. Leonida.
B. Faulk, James Frederick Leslie
Sergeants Otto R. Lemke, John P
Mohr, Joseph E. SENEGAL; Corporal
Albert o. LANCE, Thomas W. Painter
Thomas E. Sullivan, Roy W. Watson
Frank J. Wheeler; Mechanic Herber
r. Rosiow; Bugler Lester w. Ormsby
Privates James Alias Adolf Baier
Barbeau, William F. Barknecht, Reu
ben o. Boelke, John F. Cowden, Ear
Doty, William H. Dougherty, William
Duer, Melvin Eaton, Casper H. Fair
banks, George ]. Ford, Roman Cola
George r. Cove, John R. Gowdy, Ro
GN1ftihh, Gus w. Gueths, Carl A. Haens
gen, Frank v. Harnacker, Paul F
Heller, Robert L. Helterman, Wood
johnson, Lloyd F. Kindness, Stanle
Koss, Otto l. LANCE, Frank G. La
saga, Edelbert Lepine, Leon Lepinsl
Michael f. McGraht, Jack MadesoI
Joseph Malinowski, James Martil
Michael j. Masrosky, Charles F. Mem
Otto Neuendorf, Raymond Pange
Ben Pilorsky. George Rebedew, &c,
r. Roble, Adam Schalla, George F
SelDel, samuel L. SndKeIIOru, Elm
Shimek, Henry B. c. Stroup, Ere
Saber, George Sampson, John
Seheibach, Pearl Evan Smith, He
bert Sonnenberg, Leslie r. Tina
John H. Twohigh, Leo ]. Eulma
Theodore A Wedde, Louis Witkov
ski Max Woschnick, Walter A. Wus
Fred Zenk.
Missing in action-Capt. Francis
Cahill; Privates Thomas Connoll
Michael Holmes, Charles A. Wi
gins.