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Show AMERICAN CASUALTIES j. Willard Franklin, Green Mountain, N. (J. Russell IT. Frautz, Catasqua, Pa. Arthur Garber, New York City. Vi rt-.il T. Gibson, 'Vic-tor, Mont. Patrick J. Goodwin, Lawrence, Mass. Walter Greenwald, Chicago. Farl M. Guerriu, ttast Jordan, Mich. Los C. Ifagerty, Spencer, iowa. Charles II. Hayes, Syracuse, N. Y. Loreuz C. Ilitzeroth, San. Francisco, Cal. Clinton J. Leavitt, Cambrid.ee, Mass. William McAllister. Marysville, Ohio.. Stephen A. McDanicl, Kingwood, W. Va. Coarluss Mc.Oce, Pnnxsutawney, Pa. Clyde McKinney, Morgan, Texas. Joseph Mulcahy, Brooklyn, N. Y. Michael Nesta, Rignano, Italy. Farl Nichols, Bloomington, 111. August C. Pabst, Syracuse, N. Y. Antcileo Palazzo, Natick, R. L Frederick H. Saunders, Cambridge, Mass. Leonard M. Zenz, Beaver Dam, Wis. PRISONER. (Reported Missing.) Lieutenant Flmer D. MaeFvey, Mc-Keesport, Mc-Keesport, Pa. WASHINGTON, June 10.-A summary given out today at marine corps headquarters head-quarters shows a total of seventy-eight deaths in the marine corps in France from the time the forces landed until the day the dispn tch was sent. The number of wounded was 3!iii. One man was reported missing and one a prisoner. It was not believed the recapitulation covered any of the very recent, fighting in which the marines have been engaged. Three men killed in action were reported in todfi y's marine corps casualty list. They were: . Sergeant Louis S. Devine, Vane jo, Cal. Private Le Roy Todd. Concord. Ga. Private Joe rdeKinlev Brock, La Grange, Ga. WASHINGTON, June 10. Sevontv- four casualties in the American expeditionary expedi-tionary forces were announced by the war department today, divided as follows: fol-lows: Thirteen killed in action. Five died of wounds. One died of disease. One died from airplane accident. One died from accident and other causes. N Seven were reported wounded. The list follows: KILLED IN ACTION. Lieutenants. ' John A. Ewiug, Dfcrchester, Mass. L'dpar Alfred Lawrence, Chicago. Corporal Anthony Dicello, Pottsville, Pa. Privates. Samuel Buchaltej, Colchester Conn, Clarence Fields, Ashland Ivy. Fieury Kirby, Applcton, Wis. Guy Loerpabel, ilohler, Ore. Howard Morgan, Covington, La. Jesse Prine, Covington. La. Oscar F. L. Schaelier, llazeltou, Pa. Joseph R. Smith, Weiser, Idalio. John Votta, Marsisoueteri-Poterra, Italy. George C. Wright, Biscoc, X. C. DIED OF WOUNDS. Privates. Walter Bruce, Lowell. Mass. William II. Hornby, Fall Hiver, Mass. Gust Kales, Chicago. John E. King, Ashcboro, N. C. Mae Winget, Marshville, Ohio. DIED OF DISEASE. Private Hie W. Waiterman, Kamrar, Iowa. DIED AIRPLANE ACCIDENT. Cadet Jefferson. Mvers, Boonville, Ind. DIED OF ACCIDENTS, AND OTHER CAUSES. Private Elzie Lewis, Madison, Ind. WOUNDED IN ACTION. I l-iecrec l.'ndetcrmined. V Captain Charles W. Aikius, Wiuterset, Iowa. Privates. Dwight E. Carson, Mount Ayr. Iowa. James W. Hewitt. Creston. Iowa. Anton Jirkovski, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Lee Jones. Andrew Iowa. Joseph L. 'Madden. Washington, D. C. Glean Staulev, Pittsford, Mich. WOUNDED SEVERELY. Captain John T. Costeilo, Bingham-ton, Bingham-ton, X. Y. Lieutenant Spencer J. Scarls, Merriam Park, Minn. Sergeants. Malcolm C. Clark, Memphis. Tenn. John Farrell. X'ew Ymk Oity. David A. Fiske. Nortliamnton. Mass. Jabez P. Kelly, Smithville, Ga. Alfred McCeoi, Londonderry, Ireland. Wiiiiam F. Murjihy. Conshocken, Pa. ' liariLS L. Smith. Brookiine, Mass. Gerald W. Quiim. Brooklyn, N. Y. Corporals. Herman Cannon. Minneapolis, Minn. Winslow Cornett. Sletnu. K. William Gordon, New York Citv. Harohi L. Hard.. Addison. Mich". Merle H. Johnson. Moore's Hill, Ind. Roy J. Kramer. Fond du Lac. Wis. Privates. Farl C. Pdake; Met.?.. Ind. Thomas P. Brown, Al'sron. Mass. Jolni Casale. New York ' ity. CrorVnrd Cau'1". Hurton. Tex. Fennis Cnnuell. Nant'h'nke, Pa. Joseph R. Crowneriidi. ilaaiburg. Ark. Walter Duun. Homer City. Pa." F-ro!l K. Emshu'iller. Lerov. Mult. |