New Britain herald., 1918-08-08

Jeanett, New Haven; John Johnson. Paterson, N. J.; Tennis Johnson, De- cOrah, Ia.; Martin Koski, Kilkoinen, Finland; Earl V. La Londe, Pontiac, Mich; Harry Lcderman, New York; L. l.. Lumpkins, Devalle Buff, Ark; Claud H. McQuary. Norwood, Va; William R. Wildwood, Springfield, Mass; James Nardella. Youngstown, O.; Privates War Porthen, Waasan, Finland; Samuel Resnick, M. Anapol, Russia; Walter Sadofsky, Olowva, Russia; George Straga, Belluno, Italy; Lester H. Wormlight. Skowhegan, Me.
 Died of Wounds.
 Major Howard w. Beal, Lewiston, Me. Sergeant James A. Evans, Brooklyn; Corporal Glen A. Morrow, Des Moines, la; Privates Frank E. Carlson, Fontanelle, Ia.; Andrex Dud- zick, Phila.; Emil E. Johnson, Floyd Ia.; Joseph l.. Pearce, Selma N. C.; Harry R Sautter, Whitesbor, N. Y; Sergeants Thomas J. Erb Maspeth, N. Y; Wilson Leonard, Bristol, Tenn; Privates Ralph Ball, Grand Forks, N- D.; Robert J. Heacox, New Hartford, c(A Thomas Kelley, New York; Harry ~Leventhal, New York; Anton Romsos, Fountain, Minn.; Jacob Ruff, Chicago
 Died of Airplanc Accident.
 Lieut.. Roger H. Clapp, Salt Lake City.
 Died of Accident and Other Causes.
 Corporal Howard J. Hales, Spanish Fork, Utah; Privates Ray A. flag strom, Los Angeles; John M. Macleod, Harlowton, Mont; Niles A. Sanderson' Forest Grove Mont; Harrison Z- Tay- Tor, Henryville, Ind.
 Severely Wounded.
 The severely wounded include:
 Mechanic Nix Lipuiski, Keene, N H; Privates Charles o. Engdall Olan- ta, Pa; Lawrence w. Gates, MlllerS Falls Mass Everett F. Moore, As- bury Park, N. J.; Geonizy Popko' Westfield, Mass; Corporal Andrew Baskin, Philadelphia; Prlvates JosepA E. Brown, Westboro, Mass; Frank Gallagher, Bangor. Me; David M. Cor such, Titusville, Pa; Charles J Hoerl Catonsville, Md; Rex c. Kelley, Lew iston, Me; William J. Laftam, Nortn Ferrisburg, Vt; Arthur Sacalls' T fall River: Theodore Salvatos, 403 East Third street South Bethlehem, Pa'; Charles Sankavitch, Brooklyn
 Wounded. Degree Undetermined.
 Wounded. degree undetermined, in clude:
 Sergeant George H. Fritz, Oak Ridge. Pa; Privates Joseph G1rouard, Southbridge, Mass; Mark l.. Grant, Unity Me; Donat F.. Leboeuf, New Bedford, Mass; Dennis O'Brlen, AT lington, N. J.; Bugler Clyde A. Glover, Valley Falls, R. l.; PriVates Ed"aro G. Huysi, Camden. N. J.; IalnlaSe H. Moore, Philadelphia; Charles san tangelo Norristown Pa.
 Previously reported died of wounds now reported on duty: PrlVate Erle9h P. Hoerr Portsmouth, o.
 Peviously reported died of wounds, now reported severely wounded: Ser geant Harry Gibstein, New York.
 IT. S. Marine Corps Casualties.
 The marine corps casualty list to- day shows:
 Killed in action, 2; died of wounds' 1: wounded severely 20; wounded degree undetermined. "A; wounded slightly 1; missing, 10; total 1oS'
 Killed in Action.
 Tieut. William H. Mack, Holyoke, Mass; Corporal Hagen A. Vaughan, Oak Park, III.
 Died Of wounds ISoCciNcu AN 1ANeson'
 Private Clement R. Bontempo, Bay St. Louis, Miss.
 Severely Wounded.
 The severely wounded include:
 Privates Edmund P. Clouatre, Wor- cester; Alfred G. Mullen; Arvona, Pa; Sergeant Oscar Pynckels, Pater- son. N. J.; Privates Aurin H. Bailey, Providence.
 The wounded in action, degree un- deterU.ined include:
 Corporals Frank $. Walker, Mills, Mass; Ralph A. Tobin, Philadelphia; Privates William Farrar, East Orange, N. J.; Ralph D. Smith, North Bend, Pa; Privates Rudolph Bargmann: Newark, N. J.; Howard E. Perry, Cannonsberg, Pa; Clarence w. Ros- enc, Fabyn, Conn.,; Alfred B. Seaman, West MiddleseX, Pa; Preston l.. Slack, Thedford Center Vt.
 Missing in Action. Corporal Anthony Florentine, Everett Mass; Sergeant James M. Walker, Cincinnati;, Private Earl H. Fisher, Fox Lake, Wis; Privates Charles F Gomez, Tampa, Fla; Vic tor Johnson, South Minneapolis.