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WAR RECORD tfJB, Vhf ?, In Every Campaign Jor Liberty Bonds>

Red'Cross, War Savings Stamps, The County Went "Over"

,1000 NATIVE JOIN COLORS

C, "Cort»plete Roster of Those Who Were f§''\ in the Service As Compiled by

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'* Crawford county has made an en­viable war record. In every campaign for Liberty bonds, Red Cross, War

' Savings Stamps, etc., the county went '"over the tcip" Practically every cit 1zen of the county had a personal -pride in the record of Crawford coun ty and put their shoulder to the

• wheel in every drive. Well they might take an interest for almost a thousand of our native sous were in the service of their country. They were the cream of our young manhood who were anxious to do their part In the great world war for democracy.

„ • i Alfred Wright, chief clerk of the "^exemption 'board, has compiled a list

of names of those who were in the ser-?vice of their country. Mr. Wright compiled .this list from the records of the local board and a copy was sent to. the state adjutant general to be fll$d with the lists from the other counties of the state and preserved as a part'of the history of Iowa's war activities. Through the kindness of Mr. Wright the Review is able to print this week the list of names as com­piled by Mr. Wright. '

The list contains the names of 859 Crawford county :boys. However, the list is not complete as many of our young men enlisted before the local board commenced its duties and their records do not cover many of these enlistments. This is especially true of the first enlistments. Many Crawford county boys were in France when the local Iboard commenced its duties.

Review readers should clip this list of names from the paper this week as in years to come it will prove valu­able. After each name letters desig­nate the branch that the young men belonged to. A—army; N—navy; M— marines; M. R.—Medical reserve; D.

. R.—dental reserve. " The list .follows:

Howard McAllister (A), Charles Lew­is Duffy (N), Charles James Leonard (A), Lee Vollard Nelson (A), Joseph An­drew Meade (A), Oscar W. Strahan (A), Carl •'W. Moeller (A), Carl Albert Ban-gert, Frederick Samuel Shlrtclill (A), Paul H. Cfaswell (A), Joseph Percy Dun­can (A), Marcus Edward Jones, Henry Alexander Hoveke (A), Charles Bernard McGormlck (N), James Elmer O'Brien, (A), Albert Nielsen (A), Russell Kng-barg CA), John Henry Fastje, Jr. (A), Reuben WE Blomberg (A), August Errtfl Christiansen (A), Harold Lamont Maxwell (A), Albert Strait (Marines), E„ J. Kusel (A), Martin John Saggau (A), Clifford Winfred Gey»e, Clarence Belf (A), Joseph Murphy (N), John Hen­ry Luippold, Carl O. Bretthauer (Med. Kea), .Benton M% Pougal (N)». William

'Jensfen, GllA Bernard Hill (A), G«0rge Lawrenfte Hearn, Alden Sykes (AD, Lester Cllngenpeel (A), Charles Edrl Rich (A), Roy Naeve, Prank N. Reese (M), Frank W. Wilken (A), John

• Wesley Bonar (N1, Nelson P. Butter-worth (A), Henry Martin Buchanan (A),

- Lawrence Randall (Med. Res.), L. B. Fast (A), Fred C: Breckenrldge (A), John McKinley Ward (A), Charles Francis Lamberty (A), Jay David Brlewlne (A), Eddie Holdsworth (A), George Harrison Stolcer (N), Daniel Roy Kllck (N), H»-bart M. Coleman (Med. Res.), Frederick Theodore Thomsen (N), Earl Alford (N), Francis-Lloyd Brake (A),, Frank Joseph Hadek (A), Guy Ernest Prentice (A), Joe Behrens (A), Alben Albert Nelson (M), John Kenneth Woodward (A), Tracy Earl Chapman (A), Orris Joseph Ahart (N), Jack Harry Hildreth (A), Boyd Van Winkler (A), Leland • Albert Ackley (A). Frank Weber (A), Herman J. Dubllnski (A). Fred A. 'Randall (A), l*loyd Brown McWllllams (A), , Lawrence Jim Reed (N), Amos Etna Myers (A), Bernard Naeve (N), Walter Fred Grantz (A), Frank Arthur Norman (A), Paul C. Boy-Ian' (A) 1 Bernhard Fredriph Broderson (A), George A. Ury, Frank Walker Loucks (A), Os Berry Fry (A), Lisle Jasper Van Vleet (A), Benjamin Harri­son Hoffman (NX, Howard - White (N), Frank Dvorak (A), Raymond Franklin Burcham (A), Paul Lyonale Ramsay, Jean Paul Miller- CN), Edward Flahive (A), Clarence V. Swartzenbach (A), John Peter Krauth (A), Ray E. Garrett (A), Guy ESveer Romans (Med. Res.), James Patrick Houston (N), Frank R Menagh (Med. Res.), Forrest Elmo Stewart (N), Cecil Francis Edwards (A), Walter Hans Dihn (M), Charles MoCarter (N), Alex Rufrin (A), Robert H. Fishel (N), Nor­man Riddle (N), Forrest Earl Will-iarns (AX, Ben Olson (A), Randolph B. P. tHoffeins (A), Walter George Mona-

. han (N), Joseph Henry James (A), Vir-gll;Max Moffltt (A), Carl Edwin Alleman (A), Benjamin Y. Nicholson (A), F. G. Allen (N), Robert Fred Schwitzer (N), James Francis Malloy (A), Henry Carl Steckctlberg (A), Ido Pierruccini (A), Marion Dewltt Groom -(A), Horace Cor­ey'Thomas (N), Walter Brodersen (A), Elmet- S. Zea (A), Howard F. Gray (A), John Mathlas Frey (A), Henry Anthony

< Termuehlen (A), Burness Barton Bos-• lough (A), George Wm. Locke (A), Mllo

G. Krai (Dental Res.i, Ell Kanneman, (Canadian A), Emmett Horace Quirk,

- (A), Bruno Pierce (A), Harold James Quirk, Lawrence Irwin Zea, Frederick C. LochmlHer-(N), H. C. Hoffeins (A), John Wm. Johnson (A), James Grover Tucker (A), F. S. Sharp (Med. Res.), Guy Carl Stoker (A), Rudolph- Schumann, Floyd Cyrws (A)/ G. K. Perry, Ernest Fred-Maler (A); Clifford Joseph Barbor-

, ka (Med. Res.), Harry Otto Langben (A), R. Melvln Romans (Med. Res.), C. J. Turner, Bruce. Boyd Binnall, Jacob Auen (N), James Stepaneck (A), An­drew James Cummings (A), Aleck Fred-Arick Petersen (N), John A. O'Connor (A), Clarence Duncan Chamberlin (A), Roy Monroe Shumate (A), Frank Freml (A), Ivan Lester Patchin, William Louis Wilson ,A), Joseph X. Collins (N), jPritnk J. Johnson (M), Thomas G. Al-He«t (M), Carl F. Kuehnle (N), Eugene Loyal Voss (N). .

Alfred Barber; Calvin, Charles' Edwin JSeemann, Hugo Peter -Saggau, Mark

Sspmas Clark, (Russell Robert Haves, errlll Vernon Sharp, Earl.Albert. Ger-

och. Harry Milton Llnstrom, Frea K. Colby, Herbert Leonard Larson, Guy Av-ttiy Riddle, Louis Solomon Miller, Ed­ward Blaine Wilson, Sam Macaluso, Did-rlch Gerhard Jannsen, John Leslie Heid-en, William Andrew Boyens, Jesse Earl Sehreevea, Xeonard Chase Kemming, Ig­natius James Keane, Geprge William jilesen, Harvey Raymond Bilsten, Thom­as ̂ Joseph Collinfe, Ervin Erick Larson, G'eorge Dillenberger, Earl Glen Dunbar, Hians Jacob Hargens, Fred Seehusen, John Bahr, Emil EJwoldt, John Thomas puffy, John Thomas Griffin, George Bchroeder, Virgil Peffer, Alfred L. Bum-garner,1 Vernon "Kenneth Graham, ward Ernest Lehman, Ralph Henry Mc-Kee, John Casper Beiter, Willie Thomas Schwartz, Rudolph Stender, Clark Raw-isou, Ralph Conger, Emil Henry Carsten-

August Ehrlchs, Carl William JTanm, Bernard M. McGovern, Fred Ise-llh, Morltz Rudolph Reincke, James Chester Dermott, Charles Leslie Brasel, Hjalmer Gotfrled Sievers, John P. Wendt, Bernard' Bolke, Joseph Leo Ahart, Albin L. Malmquist, Marvin H. Frle<irlchsen,. Edward Boyens, Thomas G- Scott, Fred J. Petersen, Emil Fried-rlcttsenr Henry E. Schwarz, Morris Mc-Hpftry; Gall- R. Richardson, Bernard G. (R*mmes, Almert F. Johnson, John E.

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C. F. Miller, Thomas E. Lawler, Edward F. Vernon, • Peter O'Shea, Frederick ,C. Crispell, Guy II. Johnson,' John J. Stacey, Clyde^E. Shuman, Bernard C. Buenger, John F. Boll, John Fritz, Jr., 'Hans C. Hendricksen, Win. Welch, Robert F. Brosnahan, Herbert W. Scott, Leonard J. O'Brien, Boyd B. Crone, Wal­ter J. Schroeder, Benjamin C. Patrick, Dee Daniel Palmer, Raleigh Wlney, Wm. F. Wiese, Jr., Louis H. Schumann, Wm. Turner, Robert Miller, Louis Strlssell, Edmund P. Kllnker, George 'Thompson, August H. Leffler, Louie "Hanson, Bern-hard O. Wcnzel, Walter Dean Bradley, Hugo. Charles Keller, Harry Nelson Bpnde, William Plough, Wilhelm Junger-igrg, Otto KuhlinuJi, Paul W. F. Schutt, HUgo Hansen, John. L.\W. Klinker,' Hen­ry Bumann, Arthur S. Dunkleman, Ha?-ry Jonea,. Ernest Smith, Frank C. King, Herman Quandt, Gustav 13. Bohhsack, Thomas Moloney,. Ernest. Maack, George F. Richards, Orrin E. Zea. George Klaus, Christopher Lingard, J«hn E. Aliart, Charley E. Patton, Christian H. Chris­tiansen, Charles K. Gorham, Otto I. Bruggen, Fred Suhr, Levi Anderson, Arthur L. Kermoade, John AI. 'Jacobsen, Herman .Mau, Alfred Larson, John W. Ewaldt, Fred W. Heiden, Carl Ullerich, Alonzo P. Dixonr-William Wulf, Carl J. Kepford, Stanley Stehlik, Louis G. Mc-Grath, August Von Duele, Elmer J. Moore, William Dettborn, Jr., William S. Warren, John Marolf, John F. Meade, Al­bert Schroeder, Andteas G. Harrell, Det-lef F. Christiansen, Howland S. Pett, Vinson G. Kirk, Joe Bogler, Hugh T. McGoldrick, Charles A. Schroeder, Jas. A. Ellis, Emil Bohnker, Asa B. Staley, John T. Kinney, Willie C. Sinow, John C. Tank, Harry Strathman, Emil E. Rein-feldt, Peter Seim,'Bryant Cooper, Earl Hickey. Virtus Bvers, James J. Hig-gins, Herman Goettsch, Dan Walsh, Mike Cavich, Joseph Bruner, Morris J. Mahoney, Edward Gleason, Edward J. Mesenbrink, Frank Elch, Thomas C. Lo-renzen, ' Grover Steen, Walter Lingard, Clifford Larson, Harry John Hansmah, Willie H. Karsten, Henry Carl A. Lad-wig, Theodore C. Lohse. Rollie Sterner, George D. W. Schade, Ray O. Brecken-ridge, Ben S. Jones, Michael Leo Collins, Glen W. Evans, Walter Blelow,. Elmer Petersen, Fred H. Hjollrah, Richard Ely, William Jensen, Frank F. Pruter, Will­iam Hansen, Edwin Wenzel, Frank Steiner, Bernard Babe, Clarence D. Cad-man, 'Raymond L. Robinault, Patrick O'Shea, Johannes Emil Johannsen, Ed­mund D.. H. Peters, Louis Edward Grage, John Baty, Leo F. Habda, Jim Olli Elmer N. Bremner, Al Zerschllng, George Conyers, Carl Oscar Swanson, James Edward Powers, Charles Nleman, John F. W. Droegmlller, Bernhard F. Loewe, Carl August Kock, Henry J. Jes-sen, Robert L. Rule, Peter Claus Vehrs, Thomas Varlqrnos, Joseph Slgmor, Louie Rowedder, Merrill Winey, Otto Diedrich Goslar, Louie John Thomsen, Herbert Edgar Rule, Lawrence C. McNertney, William Heide, William Fred Bielow, Otto H. Pacholke, Ludwig H. Reincke, Peter C. Petersen, Walter Kaiser, An­drew Ling, Cecil E. Nixon, Elije R. BaW>, Harry E. Soper, Arthur Johnston, Ru­dolph Paul KrUger, John Slemer, Robert Erksine Lusk, Nick Angel Kaloegis, Frank M. Summers, Ralph V. Smith, Bart Clark, Pearl W. T. Boyd, Francis A. Carlson, Ernest Kuhlberg, Clair Loyrt, Oscar Hansen, Warren O'Kane, Henry J. Lahndorf, John Slechta, Jjonaid K Junn-ston, Urban S. Honz, Elmer H. Malone, Harry W. Argotsinger, Walter Buller, John C. H. Carsten,'William Ewoldt, Jr., Edward A. Bosche, Leon Noel, George M. Wieland, Emil M. Peters,'Thomas E. Collins, John G. Carey, Phillip E. Ran­som, Willie A. Jacobs, S. E. Elliott, John D. Jepsen, Hoyt Cooper, Ludwig F.. 'Rohde, Clifford L. Haughawout, Homer J. Hall, Clement J. Welch, William B. Finnell, William Monroe, Herman Hlntz, Tom W. Neville, Jacob J. Etzel, John H. Quade, Edward Rickers, • Louis E. Mathys, James F. Orchard, Albert Hanson, George J. Dreesen, John Losch, Ico Koich, Bernhard Petersen, David J. Petersen, August C. Jars, W. C. Harness, W. E. Cyphers, Fritz W. Schultz, Emil Steen, Carl Hansen, Emory E. Arndt, John C. Marolf, Hugo A. Hollrah, Thom­as F. Darling, Henry F. Hintz, Julius C. fauhr, Edgar W. Banyard. Frank Joens. Nels L. Nelson, Otto L. Schwenn, Alfred £• N.oel, Hans .L Calusseiv Frank C. Pode^ .August S#ohau,;eAnthony Grena-han,- Vincent LatmderVille, John Lista-man, William F. F. Hansohn, Eurl Mar-gens, Carl A. Tatroe, Martin J. Minter, John Johnson, Alfred E. Dohse, Hans J. Steinhagen, Thomas Atsales, Edward Ewert, Bryan McMahon,. Frank C. Voss, Russell Larson, Herman E. Reimers, Wilmer C. Anderson, Rudolph H. Bruhn, William H. Rogge, Peter Puck, Michael J. Monaghan, Samuel L. Jiistloe, Albert E. Sorengon, Theodore M. Slemmons, John Holtorf, Otis Manford, •- Elton E. Win grove, Edward H. Theobald, John D. Jannsen, Olaf Jurgensen, Harry F. How­ell, Richard Hanneman, Benjamin E. Preuss, Paul L. Patterson, Louis P. Mazure, Frank L. Stewart, Heinrich Bliesman, John J. Blessington, Wallace K, Saunders, Spencer Heiden, Cyril E. Saunders, Harry Spiegel, Otto M. D. Schmlelau, Elford Meyer, Herman O. A. Maas, Leslie Tomkins, Martin Ury, Arlo P. Moeller, Heinrich Greenwald. Gus Benning, Walter G. Mumm, Robert L. Cochran, Emil Bohm, Fred Russell, Victor L. Morgan, Frank J. Benson, Wm.

Walter Larson, George Moore, Fred M. Dubllnski, John H. Remmes, Wm. R. Mullenger, Chas. M. Flneran, Eddie Christiansen, Hugo F. Brodersen, Joseph M. Garrett, Arthur Davidson, Fred Sple-

fel, Fred J. Otto, Frederick C. Kolls, ohn C. Jensen, Wilbur L. McMullen,

Bernhard Frederlchsen, Earl Alvin Tay­lor, Algot littgar Taylor, John F. Greder, Thomas H. Johnson, Elmer E. Maurtlz, Henry S. Wright, Glen W. smitn,, Will-lam Scarry, Edward C. Lutz, Raymond C'rampton, Wm.' J. Ecers, Henry E. Hutcheson, ' Gustav A. Sells, Richard Welch, jQeorge Savery, Alger R. Paul­sen, Wm. F. Schmidt, Robert S. Thomp­son, Albert iWnv Hannemann, Herman Kjjlln, Peter" H, F. Sievers, Otto A. Mey­ers, Bryan T.vlDaiton, William A. Hill, John W. Davis, • Frank, :PeJley, Archia O. -.'Sander, Herman H. Webar, Nels A. Pearson John Langholz, Guy E. Miller, Johnj-J. Lorenzen, Robert J. Baeth, Gus­tav Quade, Barney H. Nehls, Alfred A. Boss, Ray F. North, Claudius Hansen, Ernest W. Neethan, Paul Henne, Fred C. - Stahl,', John W. Braase, Henry D. Maack, Bernhard "T. Boysen, John A. T. Ehler, Reuben G. Johnson, William H. J. Steckeiberg, Otto Schroeder, Leonard L. Slechta, Russell W. Ecklund, Arthur E. Suhr, Troy E.<Baker, Meinhart B. Peter­sen, Walter Kortmann, Otto E. Mass-man, Peter • L. Mcintosh,, Archie D. White, William H.' Butler. Alva w. i-aw-son, Rudolph Merz, Charles Ford, Jerry Joseph Langer, Jo|epn r rankira ETo,i</, Paul H. Gary, Leslie Hultsch, Les­lie I. Huffman,- Leslie J. Bremner, Geo. D. Brodersen, John Henry Hansen, Er-Win J. Teut, Charles B. Sllletto, Marcus L. McCord, Joseph P. Fllnn, Herbert H. VVtetzeler, Alva Hans Steiner, Loren Lahning Butler, Alfred Frank Faul, Jas. Ambrose O'Connor, Lenlhan Lincoln Lal-ly, John Albert Helsley, Edward Hen­ry Thomsen, Dole McKinley Klutz, Jas. L. Boyd, William Ward Watson, Edwin Duane Bassett, Chris Martin Olson, Enos Oliver Manon, Chester R. Schlumberger, John R. Rlggleman, Floyd Al Dieter, Earl -Edward Dugan, (Raymond Wesley Stceeter, George Ellsworth Abbott, Hugh Edward Hoy, Jessie Corbett Foster, Earl-ing R. Garrison, Francis Leo O'Connell, Mahomid Sherer, Luman P. Sewell, Peter N. Petersen, John'Stehben, Alfred Lewis.

Andreas' Steenklste, James O. Turn-lund, Linus G. McBride, Guy C. Rock­well, Stephen A. Dwine, Morris L. Hef-fernan, Floyd O. Rigsby, Francis O.

aelsen, Harry Wm. Davie, Carl Frank Pa­cholke. cholke„Beii B. Broderson, Harold A. Silletto, Archie E. Sllletto.-- -

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_ Schlumber-ger, James Johnson, Lawrence D. Johns, Charlie A. Meyer, Herman A. Schultz, Edward A.t Goodman, Fred H. Rabe, Jas! Shuffler, Oscar Menkin, Orville G. Argot-Sll}P&r£,!la?d iRoose' Martin E. Lun-deir, Willie Luft, Stanley A Baker, Aug. W. J. Ladwig, Herbert G. Snyder, Wlll-iam Fischer, Emil A. G-. Dettborn, John A- Schaupp, John M. Eck,, Fred W. Thomas, Henry L. Diesselhorst. Archie C. Norelius, John Reuswaat, Col Emil

nle I- Roberts, Fred Hankeniils. Dennis X McMahon Edward M. Kinney, Carl Haherllng, ^William C. Kloepper, Edward

Bernhardt, Paul R. Molony, William Engel, Foster L- Haln. GeQrge W. Carbaugh, William A. \ Christiansen, William C. Reimer, Charles A. McGuIre, Herbert W. Cole­man, William Giss, Rudolph A. Jochims, Herman Witt, Charley Franzek, Harry Monroe, August J. Frahm, Nico H. J. Nehsen, John Miller, Charles H. Kunze, Clarence A. Ander, Jesse E. Shives, Carl Klaus, George Brink, Michael J. Berger, George Kuhlman, George T. Macumber C' A. Weinbrandt, E. G. Manford, Er-nest C. Schroeder, Jens Hansen, Otto Wehlan, Henry J. Minter, John A. Ret-man, John Wunder, Johannes Chrlstlan-sen, Harley O. Kxyes, Bryan Weberg, Nicolai G. Griebel, Willard Salipon, Emli C. Bendlxen, Paul E. Schjn*dt, Leonard Cammileri, Hubert Losch, Gustav Hitz, John J. Copps, Nlcoiaus Adamapoulas, Charles W. Helsley, Wilfred J. Bowles, Michael J. Gibbons, Henry P. Braase.

parley I. Starkey Alfred V. Ricliards, Walter C, Schwie-sow, Frank Brogan, William J. Schwarta, §• r T.?.unge'^?ernard Flnnigan, Hugo £o£v£./illT1?r,,Jh0^8 A" Collins, Robert 'Bamford,. Julfus Pranschke, Arthur- L Pearson, Chauncy Terhune, Oscar L. Wiseman, Carl T. Hamann, John J; Voss, Martin L. Runge, Walter C. Miller, John Lee Tarpy, John Robert Pickup, Joseph Speeter, August Martin Ebert, Mike Henry Kaipust, Ralph E. Woodruff, Jess

i FHT5?f ^uis Rlchael, William Schluter, Will A. Naeve, John F. Boock, Charles ;Earl Harrington, Nicolaus As-mus Hollander, Henry Kruse, John El-mer Aronson, Alexander Aeblscher, Le-vere Vernon Morse, Thomas Patrick O Keefe, Maurice J. Bierne, Frank Leroy Evans, Sam Coonier, Carl E. P6ters, Lorenz H. Stubbe, Henry Reusaat, Rob­ert Fred Hesse, Bert Ernest Llhdstrom, Clarence McCullough, Arthur Clayton Bishee, Clarence Eugene Morton, Her­man Jacob Sieck, Willie Kahler, Alfred

Reynolds, Je.ttie C. Githehs, James G. Euney, Jerome,W. Hess, Herman Hop­kins, Ori#n E.- Gallagher, Jay C. Heiden, Fred A.-'* Steinkuehler, Donald Wilkln-spn, Lars Anderson, Louie Heiden, Linus L. Powers, Francis J. Potter, Vincent J. Gallagher, Marshall B. Jones, Ronald L. Wygartt, Ralph Waldo Weberg, Vernon S. Berg, Louie H. Hawley, Clarence H. King, Julius J. Pruehs, Edward C. Schroeder, Richard Backhaus, Roy H. Moeller, Herman Pacholke, ' Robert H. Michaelsen, James Francis Hook, Milan John Swelger, jCarl Emmett Barrett, John Matthew Dougherty, Carl W. Grimes, Thomas A. McMahon, John R. Tate, Harry Mead Clark, Hubert James VanNess, Frank .Todd Lynch, Edward Chrffetensen;; Charles L. Vitel, Edward C. Butler, Hugo F. Klotz. Gustav D. Brock' man, John;, Lee Tarpy, Willis Chester Mason, Georfce Walter Heiden, Herman Fred Hessling, Alwirt W. Michaelsen, Fred Otto Heiden, Otto S. Johannsen, .Toy Gardner, George Michael Giblin, Roy Cecil Mitchell, Leon L. Krai, Julius A. Rohwer, Erjimett T. Malone, Rex Sam­uel Moffltt, Frank Peter Holloran, Har­old Hederman, Ehrhardt Joliann Mich-

The death of Mrs. J. W, Scott, of this city, occurred on Friday, Decern-her 6th, -following an illness of tile Spanish influenza foiiowed by pneu­monia. Luella Rock was born Nov. 11, 1892, at Wncoln, Keb,,'and there she was married six years afeo to Wayne Scott.. Throughout her life she has been a faithful chuirch worker. She was a young woman of a quiet, lovable disposition, always ready to help whenever or wherever help was need­ed. She was a true friend and a christian. Higher > tribute there is none. The remains were taken to Lincoln for,;burials *Be>i<Jes l:er huc-iband she is survived by her parents, four sisters and two ,brotuer3. lis? father, C. R. Rock, of1 Lincoln, w;.$ with her during her sickness.

Mrs. Jurgen Koch passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Kunze, where she had gone to care for those sick with influenza.. She was taken sick very suddenly and al­most before her friends rclalized her .condition she was gone. She was laid to rest in the Lutheran cemetery at Charter Oak Friday afternoon-

Mrs. Jake Ehrke died at her home in Charter Oak Friday, December 13th of pneumonia. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. Travis and interment was made in the Charter Oak cemetery. . She is survived by her husband, one daugh­ter and two sons, one of them, Ben, being In France|

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Steffen on Friday, December 6th, a son.

George Schleis is-at Excelsior iSprings, Mo., hoping to regain his health.

Misses Emma Fiene and Esther Runge were shopping in Sioux City one day last week.

Charlie Bristol, of Kenwood, is as­sisting Bert Helvik at the depot while Bert Wright is recovering from the flu. s

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bowers and their daughter, Miss Befyl, are away attend­ing the golden wedding anniversary of, Mr. Bowers"parents

Last week Will Butler qnd Mrs. Charlie Jones and the children were all down at once with the flu at the Jones home north of town 4nd Charlie

was more than busy caring for them until Mrs. Will 'Buhman, who was scarcely past the convalescent stage herself, went to his assistance.

T. F. MoGrath, of Mapleton. visitecj relatives in this vicinity last week.

Throwing manure but of the win­dows of the dairy barn and allowing it it to accumulate until the windows are blocked by the accumulated pile Is a bad practice.' The fertilizing mate­rial in manure is largely held by the water contained in the .manure and nearly.all is dissolved in water. The pile of manure is often under the eaves of the barn where water from the roof washes it. After two or three months, about half of the value is gone. Ten cows will average about SO. tons of manure a year, worth some­thing over |200. Throwing $100 or more away is a poor sort of conserva­tion, when hauling direct to the land, proper stacking or a manure shed would prevent it.

These periscopes the submarine men use to look out of will be handy to use when the book agents call, 4nd you are trying to decide whether you are at hoine or not.

AN UP-BUILDING FORK Regardless of climate or

environment, .Nature exacts her toll of wear and tear on the system and there is frequent need for an effectual aid to restore strength and vitality.

m-SC0TT5 EMULSION a systemic strengthened free from alcohol, nourishes and replenishes the needs of the body naturally. Scott's may

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All retail and wholesale merchants, business houses, street car companies, county food administrators and others are urgently requested by Miss C. J. MacKay, of Iowa State college, home economics food administrator for Iowa, to destroy immediately such o3 the food administration posters as be­came obsolete with the signing of the armistice and the approach of peace. When Herbert Hoover returns from Europe with facts concerning condi­tions and needs overseas, probably ; new posters designed to meet new I conditions' will be issued. Old post­ers that are still effective should be allowed to remain.

COLDS rapidly reduce human strength and Qheu is easily contracted, bat Scott'a Emulsion wiD

praeiptly relieve the cold and •pbuld your streagth.to prevent sickness.

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There is more Catarrh In this section of tho country than all other diseases put together, and for y«ars it waa sup­posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to oure with local treatment, pronounced it Incurable. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly Influenced by Constitutional con­ditions and therefore requires constitu­tional treatment. /Hall's Catarrh Medi­cine. manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, OhiO, is a constitutional remedy, is taken internally and acts thru the B{ood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. One Hundred Dollars re; ward Is offered for any ease that Hall's Catarrh Medicine falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.

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Saturday, December 28lli, •Beginning at 10 o'clock sharp.. " ,

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Robertson farm In section 1, Mllford township, 4 miles northwest of

Vail. Legal description: the southwest quarter of the northwest

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Bay mare 6 years old, weight 1600; 'black mare 7 years old, weight

1500; black gelding 7 years old, weight 1500; span of well matched

sorrel mares coming 4, weight 2400; sorrel gelding coming 5, weight

1350; iron gray colt coming 2, weight 1100; gray saddle horse oozing

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J? ' 54 HEAD OF CATTLE

' 32 head of coming 2 year old steers, high grade reds and roans;

18 high grade calves, a few well, bred bulls; 4 head of good milch cows.

35 HEAD OF GOOD HOGS' : _ , , v i V'.-:? i-Ot t 1 r

• Consisting of 25 head of spring slioats, an old sow with a litter of

fall pigs; a high grade Poland China boar. » < ¥

FARM MACHINERY, ETC. - • t , , l * , - i k j <

& foot disc harrow; new 8 foot Deering binder; 3 section harr6w; 2 John Deere walking stirring plows; 2 gang plows, one a John Deere

and almost new; 2 6 shovel cultivators; disc cultivatqr; 5 foot Deer­

ing mower; 11 foot seeder; lumber wagon; 2 sets driving harness, al­

most new; set of work harness; about 500 bushels of corn; 5 dozen

pure bred .Plymouth Rock chickens; also some pure bred roosters.

FREE LUNCH AT NOON. USUAL T^RMS

L. (, DUNKELBEROER ' \ OWNER

MALONE, BROS., Auctioneers. Wu A. MAGUIRE, ClefK

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Property

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J. W: MILLERfJr. .Real Estate

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' y Farm Loans'and Abstracts of Title

Loan* at Bottom Rates. Abstracts Made and Ex­amined. Legal Papers Drawn. Farm mortgages bought atad told. J. W. Miller, Jr., Denison, Iowa

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