Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-12
U. $. CASUALTY LIST

Washington, May 1.-The cas- ualty list today contained 69 names divided as follows:
 killed in action, 8; died of wounds, 4; died of accident, r; died of dis ease, 4; died of other causes, 3; Wounded severely, 4; wounded slight ly 34.
 Prisoners, previously reported miss ing, 5.
 Eleven officers were included. Lieu tenants Adrian c. Edwards, Carroll ton, Ill.,, and Walter Cecil Flato, New York city, were killed in action.
 Killed ill Action
 Col George B. Leach, Minneapolis, and Lieutenant Mortimore l.. Stein hardt, New York, were wounded slightly.
 Listed as prisoners are Captain Jno. F. Hardesty, Winfield, Mo-, and Lieu tenants William H. Gordon, New York Thomas Benjamin Kern, Bethlehem, Pa.; Frank K. Miller, Madeira, Pa., and James E. Quigley of Adrian, Pa.
 The name of Lieutenant Alton P. Wood, Boston, appears among those who 'died of other causes.".
 1lVdCC ClO D. 1eOUluSOu, CdIl hlV- CT, La., died of disease.
 The list follows:
 Killed in Action:
 Lieutenants Adrian c. Edwards, Carrolton, Ills.; Walter Cecil Flato, New York City; Sergeant William F. Taylor, Alb Scotland; Corporal Alex ander Frazier, Blevins, Ky.; Privates Charles Heckelman, Reading, Pa.; William Johnson, Roger, Mo-; Bee Stewart, Amherstdale, w. Va; David F. Wilson, Opp. Ala.
 Died of Wounds
 Corporal Jack Kilman, New Pork City; Bugler Howard G. Parker, Prov idence, k. l.; Privates Edward H. Monahan, Sioux City, Iowa; William J Hamilton, Decatur, Ill.,
 Died of Disease
 Private John Dzadolonis, Lowell, Mass; Wagoner Wm. F. Small, Alls- ton, Mass; Private Roland Ham, Glencoe Mills, N. D.; Sorporal Arthur P. uLtterbach, Chicago; Private Gar lett w. Brown, Schenectady, N. r.; Private John T. Keltonic, Huntsville, Conn.,; Private James Toomey, Meth uen, Mass.
 Died of Other Causes:
 Lieutenant Alton P. Wood, Boston, Mass; Corporal Charlie Cummins, Greenville, Pa; Private Aldaltj Lang ley, Graniteville, Mass.
 Wounded Severely
 Corporal Homer K. Byers, Jackcon. Ohilo; Cook Edgar J. Herzog, Johns, ton, Pa; Privates Clyde L. Grimm, Chicago; Edward l.. Klint. Davenport Iowa.
 Wounded Slightly:
 Col. George E. Leach, Minneapolis, Minn.; Lieutenant Mortimore l.. Steinhardt, New York City; Corporal James Agnew, Bridgeport, Conn.,; Frank J. Downing, Danville, Ill.,; Cor porals Walter Monk, New Brunswick, N. J.; Elwood Taylor, Chester, Pa.: Mechandle Ogden R. Elliott, Paris ,lll.; Privates Donald c. Abbott, East Cleveland, Ohio; Sylvester Arm strong, Minneapolis, Minn.; Clemie Att klnson, Denmark, Ore.; George Black, Williston, N. D.; Winner H. Brown, Washington, Ohio.; Howard c. Carlin Fishback, Pa.; Charles l.. Carson, Cof- feyville, Kans.; Homer M. Cosper, " W io', cOllIl T CIlSS, Cora City, Ill.,; Harry N. Fahr, Leban. on, Ja.; Ernest o. Foss, Pueblo, Colo. Leonard A. Foye, Rutland, Vt.; Walter Hitchins. Ky; Joseph Jul ian, Bethlehem, Pa..; Martin w. Kel- Ter, Prairie Duchien, Wis; William J. E. koder, Hellertown, Pa.; Morris lLockett, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Joe G. Null lins, Greenfield, Tenn; Claude H. l Meyers, Browning, Mo-; Nicholai P. Nelson, Grantsburg, Wis; Harry E. Rowe, Greenfield, Ohio; Edward c. St. Jean, Manchester, N. H.; Kurt Schoen. aan: Crownsberg, Germany; Emmett Self Mount Sterling, Ohio; Floyd Cpencer, Gotezville, Mich.; Roberts E. Stephens, Calhoun, Ga: Charles Wilsey, Livingstonville. N. Y. Prisoners, previously reported mlssmg): Captain John F. Hardesty. Winfield, Mo; Lieutenants William Il. Gordon, New York; Thomas Ben lamln Kern, Bethlehem, Pa.; Frank K. Miller, Madeira, Pa; James D. Quigley, Adrian, Pa.