American CasualtiesWASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 9.—The following casualties are reported by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces:Killed in action...... 63Missing in action..............24Wounded severely............164Died from wounds..........29Died from accident and other causes 2Died of disease............25i Died from aeroplane accident .... 2 i Wounded slightly.............. 11Prisoners.................. 2Total. • • • • t • • •••• •• •• • •31«rfAmong those killed in action: Lieuts. Charles O’Brien, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Robert A. Davis, Reading, Pa.; Corporals Frank L. Akins, West Philadelphia, Pa.; John T. Pedicord, Oakdale, Pa.; Privates Cornelius J. BrynPhiladelphia, Pa.; Abner T. Hankins, Williamsport, O.; Ralph John Klatetz-ley, Oakmont, Pa.; Wojciech Lefek, Cleveland, O.; Micola MArtucci, Wood-lawn, Pa.; William Shannon Noggle, Harisburg, Pa.; Sam Plis, Cleveland, O.; Thompson Vernon Robinson, Youngstown, O.; Edward J. Russell, Niles, O.; Henry Schutt, Toledo, O.Among those who died from wounds Sergeant Edward Watson, FiJlingtonPa.; Dominick Casperavitch, Scranton, Pa.; Florence F. Strasser, Pittsburg, Pa.; Privates Walter Briel, Reading, Pa.; Vasily McZako, Cleveland, O.;, Charles A. Stewart, Huntingdon, Pa, Among those who died of disease: Sergeant Roy Gilbert Berkelbach, I.a-trobe. Pa.; Privates Henry H. Bello-my, Huntingdon, W. Va.; Hilton E. Boring, Indiana Co., Pa.; Leo Hos-ser, Fort Gay, W. Va,; Ralph Pol, Chester, W. Va.