U.S. CasualtiesThe casualties given out today In* eluded the names of eleven Iona light-crs three In the early morning list anil elfrht In the afternoon report.I.IpnUnant Walter IV Schafer of Ot-t iiinua died of accident: I’rliaU's I red It, Boyson. f'onnril Bluffs, anil Vihort IV. Dorr of I Ima. Iowa, were wonndcd. flu* dfBTPf not yet di'tiTinlnrd. In the afternoon list Private Samuil I!, flukey of (layton was reported dead from wounds received In action. John Datileheimer. Portsmouth. and (Mwa J. strain. Oakley. Iowa. died of ili*»-caae; Prlvatrs 1 awrMiw G. Peter*. Ottumwa. and Henry M. Prehm. Mid-dirt own. w«ro wounded swverelj in action: I orporals Leroy It. ( arney and Elmer E.* It rammer. I* th of CedarKapids. were wounded, the derree r«»tyet determined* Private ( harle* l». Sloser of Ottumwa was listed as miss* inir In action.The following casualties are reported by the Commanding General of the American Expeditionary Forces:Killed In action ..........•... 21Missing in action ............ 2.*tWounded severely ........IMi-d of wound* .............. IJffled of disease ....Wounded, degree undetermined 77Total