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Hello,
the note is: schwer verwundet, or badly wounded.
Numbers 28.10. mark the day and month of birth. In the first period, whole dates were given, later a day and a month, later not at all.
The abbreviation Utffz means Unteroffizier or non-commissioned officer.
Date the list was published 28.06.1918
List Prussia 1175 stands for the consecutive number of the Prussian units' loss lists. Losses are, of course, death, but also heavy and light wounds, captivity, lazaret, missing etc..
Lists were made by unit. By following the previous numbers, you can find the name of the unit, formation etc.. It takes a little patience

Unfortunately nothing!
ie. only explanations: Reprinting prohibited , then about the fact that the list number should be provided for further questions to the Ministry of War , with the abbreviation A.N (Auslands Nachricht) means that the data comes from documents provided by offices of the hostile state, and thus not confirmed by their own military services , and that the last abbreviation "G +" means "Gerichtlich für tot eklärt" or "judged deceased".
Enter units, ttp formation. it changed with the issuance of the lists, they are not here, which is unfortunately bad luck!

Hm, I do not know, maybe in the Polish People's Army?
In the imperial army, the term defined several ranks, up to and including the senior sergeant