New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-23
HUN PLANES POUR SHELLS
ON HOSPITALS NEAR LINE
FARMIVGTON OFFICER
SUCCUMBS TO DISEASE
Lieut.. James Palache Among
Dead on Pershing's
Casualty List.

Washington, May 23.-The casualty
list today contained Sc names divided
as follows:
Killed in action, IA; died Of wounds,
10; died of disease, II; wounded
severely, 80; wounded slightly, s.;
missing in action, 1.
Officers included were: Lieutenant
James Palache, Pennington Conn,
died of wounds; Lieutenants John IT,.
Mcguire, st. Louis, Mo, and Hugh l..
Sutherland Benoit, Miss; severely
wounded.
The list:
Killed in Action.
Sergeant Glenn Hobbs, Red Oak
Iowa: Corporals John G. Foster,
Greenfield, Ill; Charles I. Guartha
Springfield, Mass: James G. B. Light
hall, Cohoes, n. Y; Harvey T. Rimel
Pacific Junction. Ia; William Brogan,
Berks Optical Co, st. Louis; Privates
George J. Browne. Brooklyn; Joseph
II. Coyne, Brighton, Mass; Edward
s. Harkins, Salem; Mass; Max L..
Hubbell, Atlantic, Ia.sa Edward II.
Lamont, Yonkers; John Maciejk kowicz,
Brooklyn; Albert Tragwski Nutley, N.
j.; Eopim, Vorasoka. Nolinsk, Russia.
Died Of Wounds.
Lieut.. James Palache, Farming
ton. Conn; Sergeants Walter L..
Brown, El Paso; Raymond j. Cairola,
Fort Lee n. J.; Corpora1s Miles Doug
las, Rockford, Mich; William C. Grief
zu, ColWin, Pa: Privates John Adams,
Sterling, o.; Teddy c. Brewer, Green
field, Ind; John w. Burns Chi2ago;
Benjamin L. Carter, 19 Granger street,
Rutland, Vt; William L. Clark, r. r.
d; Titusville, Pa; Fred Winfield
Howard, Chotek, Wis; Finis E.
Schooling, Clark, Mo.
Died of Disease.
Sergeant Prescott w. Gould, New
ton Upper Falls, Mass; Wagner
Bryant Clark, East Marion, n. Y;
Cook Ernest L. Foncannon, Faulkton,
S. D; Privates Warren Coleman,
Bradley, S. c.; John w. Jones, Spar
tanburg, S. c.; Walter Hunter. Lau-
rens, S. c.; f. Kraft, St Paul; Frank
c. Mastenbrocl1. Grand Haven, Mich
Harold H Neumann. Glennie, Mich;
Harvey T.>Palmer, Fillsdale, Ore.
Severely Wounded.
Lieutenants John T. Mcguire, St
Louis; Hugh L. Sutherland, Benoit,
Miss; Sergeants Harold w. Brown
Chicago; Ralph D. Linville, Glen
wood, Ia; Albert Z. Raddats, North
Spring street, Meriden. Conn. William
O. Williamson, Blanchard, Ca; Cor
porals Michael Murphy, Washington
D. c.; David Silverman, Bro oklyn
Mechanic Sanislaw Baranski, 27 Maple
street, MiddletGWn, Conn: Privatcs
Mario Abbruzzi, Bernardsville, n. J.;
Mack Anderson, Inman, S. G.; Thomas
Bertolino, Los Angeles; Chester O.
Bitner, Indianapolis; Dominic1 Be
tont, Houston, Pa; George B. Bolt,
Woodbine, Ia; Ross H. Brown, Look
eba, Okla; Ray G. Cochran, Rankin
Pa; Peter Connors, 81 Laurel street
Manchester, N. H; Dolphus Cooper
Jacksonville, s. c.; Jessie DeaIlins
st. Joseph, Mo-; Andrew Deardi
Hartford, Conn; Ernest Deceoccio
Hartford, Conn; Raymond Gambeian
Boston; Dwight Garrett, p Toml1nsor
street. Ansonia: Gust Gullickson, Min
neapolis; Frank Kearney, Boston
Casey Kooistra, Paterson, N. j.; John
w. LaffeTty, Brooklyn; Elijah Law
son, Gimlet Ky: Patrick G.. McHugh
Brooklyn: George E. Mellor, Lowell
Mass; Sotero c.. Navarro, West Berke-
lv. Cal; Edward L. O'Hagan, Lowell
George Raborn, Care Schwenn & Co.
Tacoma. Fred Allen Renick, st. Louis
C,laud P Rose, Cherryvale, Ka,s.
George r. Tomm, Delavan, Ill; Joe
YounghaWh, Elbwoods, n. D,
Wounded Slightly.
Sergeant William +. Lewis, Mil
Point, w. Va; Corporals Cornelius j
Brown, Boston; Arthur Richardson
Chicago; Privates Bruce Cochran
Grafton, N. D.; Martin Ellenbass,
Lucas. Mich; Joseph Flynn, Philadel
| mia: James q. Hartford Mittineague
Mass: Charles G. Thompson, Atkin
| son, n. H; Michael J. Glynn, Dor
! chester.
| Missing in Action.
| Private Rocco Summa, Mill street
Waterbury, Conn.