Republican farmer., 1918-08-02
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Washington, July 26.---The army casualty list today showed:
 Killed in action, 21; died fo wounds, 4; died of disease, 6; wounded severe ly, 60; missing in action. 6; prisoner, l; total, 9S.
 Prisoner---Corp. Royal J. Lacour- ciere, Fairmount street. Meriden, Conn.,
 Washington, July 27.---The army casualty list today shows:
 Killed in action, 64; died of wounds, 20; died of disease, 5; died of aero plane accident, 1; wounded severely, GO; woulded slightly, 2; wounded, de- gree undetermined, IA; missing, 2; to- tai, 16S.
 Three Connecticut names appear in the list. Frederick F. Sabonis of Wethersfeld, killed in action; Albert J. Chenade of Somers, died of wounds; and Arthur Bateman, South Coven- try, severely wounded. Washington, July 27.---The marine corps casualty list today showed: Killed in action, 1; wounded severe ly, '; missing in action, 4; total, 12.
 Washington, July 29.---The army casualty list today showed:.
 Killed in action, 47; died of wounds, IF; died of disease, 4; died of accident and other causes, Il; wounded se- verely, .93; wounded, degree undeter- mined, '; missing in action, 20; total, 199
 Connecticut men mentioned in the list are: Died of wounds, Rove L. Howe, Waterbury; Raphael Paone, Middletown. Severely wounded, Rich ard F. Lenz, Hartford; Rocco Gaicze, John Furman, Salvatore Girgenti, New Britain; Anthony Myzencky, Meriden; Teffafe Petrebski, New Ha- ven; Walter c. Smith, Manchester; Frank I. Wieczorek, New Britain: Harrison Wilson, South Manchester. l Washington, July 30-The Marine | Corps casualty list today showed: I Killed in action, 5; died of wounds 1; wounded severely, 4.
 The Army casualty Hsttoday show I ed:
 Killed in action, IT.; died of wounds I4J NlSu Ol uLS6dS0p ul0u Ol dCCl
 dent and other causes, 3; wounded
 severely, 95; wounded slightly, l missing in action, 3; total, 145. The Connecticut men mentioned il the list are: Severely wounded, Ser geant Clayton A. Barrows, Hartford Corporal Clifford L. Herring, Rock vile; Machinist George F. Patee l South Orange; Private Anthony Bal l kus, Waterbury; Joseph W. Games Newington; Gray Hanrahan 21 , Whitney avenue. Bridgeport; Alber 5 c. Kantack, Meriden; Henry ( Schmidt, New Britain. , Washington, July 3o-(Sub-M Marin
 Corps)-Marine Corps casualties an } nounced today were: Killed in action, 6; died of wounds 4; wounded severely, 4; total, 14. Washington, July 31---The marine
 corps casualty list today showed; Killed in action, 4; died of wounds = 2; wounded severely. 12; total, IS. g Washington, July 31.---The arm! g casualty list today showed: 3 Killed in action, 36; died of wounds A 40; died of disease, 6: died of aero
 plane accident, 1; died of acciden
 and other causes, 5; wounded severe
 ly, 67; wounded, degree undetermined
 15; missing, 24; total, 194.
 Connecticut name included in tn
 lise are---Died from. wounds, Lieut.
 Paul H. Strickland. New Haven. Severely wounded---Lieut. J. E
 Murphy, 86 Liberty street, Bridge | port: William r. Hess, Broad Brook 3 Roy F. Edman, Bristol. = Washington, Aug. 1-The army cas f ualty list today showed: t Killed in action. 12; died of wounds 2S; died of disease~ 11; died fro1 : aeroplane accident, 2; died of acc @ dent and other causes, 5; wounde a severely, 61; wounded, degree unde termined, 2; missing in action,
 prisoner, 1 total, 120. Il The marine corps casualty list tc day showed:
 !; Died of wounds. 3; severely wound :. ed, 2: total, 5.