Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-09-20


He said the company was represented
by all classes of young men, those
from the farms, counting houses,
stores, shops, schools and colleges. In
them was the best blood of the earth
| to fight as united nation against Ger
many. He spoke of other young men
who have given up fine positions to
take up arms, and was glad to know
that so many of German parentage
were most loyal to the flag. 1--WE stand
together today he said.
| The speaker told of the great and
good work of the American Red Gross
society and how the young men would
be protected and benefited by this or
ganization, it matters not where they
are. The, sum of $114,000,000 has
been raised in this country to aid the
soldiers and give them comfort.
The Y. M C. A. has 100000 for
it's work of welfare among the troops.
He closed by giving them good adj
vice as to liquor and tobacco, for a sol
idier needs clear brain. He sadmon-
ished them to obey orders at all times,
and wished for them the protection Of
a divine Providence.
March to Station
The assemblage then marched
around the courthouse park and to the
station in the following order:
Baraboo Marine band.
Reedsburg and Baraboo drum corps.
Sixty members of the G. A. r.
Members local board, and others.
Young men going to Rockford
Citizens.
At the high school long procession
of pupils joined in the procession
Plain pand played as the boys start
| ed away, and at the station there was
more music and cheers as the train
moved toward it's destination.
Presents of tobacco and other things
were contributed by many about town.
The young men are as fine a group
as ever went away to train for war.
They were in good spirits and will
soon be enjoying camp life at Rock
ford.
1 ne llSC is dS 1OilOWS.
| S54 Walter Deane Dubois, Baraboo
| 1895 Roy Clifton Page, No. Freedom
1748 VIM. E. Huntley, Reedsburg
George w. Buelow, Spring Green.
2166 Glenn James Mcdonnell Sp. CIR.
Anthony Hudzinski, Kilbourn.
Hiram C. Thompson, Baraboo.
[ Angelo Sp'no, Devils Lake
Erwin Crosby, Prairie du Sac
1 507 Verne w. Trachsler, Baraboo
+! 800 David H. Smith, Baraboo.
Claude H. Haskins, Baraboo
2181 Louis Patrick O'Connor, Spr. Or.
924 Bert Vogel, Reedsburg
2455 Emil Schulz, Lime Ridge
1914 Andrew Alt, Plain
| Forrest A. Fish, Reedsburg
| Geo. A. Dennis, Merrimack.
| Raymond w. Buelow, Plain.
| Albert Timm, Reedsburg.
| Martin Mccarthy, Reedsburg.
| Oswald Dapra, Baraboo
! 46 VIM. Andrew Bahrke. Ableman
| Benjamin w. Elsing. Sank City
1918 Emil Busse, Reedsburg
| 1456 Ernest Kocack, La Vale
| Fred Amacher. Spring Green.
| George Fred Schlueter, Loganville.
! Chas Fred Pawlisch, Baraboo.
| 1887 Carl Hummel, Reedsburg.
2438 William Korth. Lime Ridge
2O17 Edward Dhaenens, Reedsburg
| Ed. Arthur Westedt, Loganville.
| 452 VIM F. Bluemchen, Baraboo
| 335 Emmett r. Kauphusman. SBaraboo
Edwin Hugo Smith, Ableman.
1470 Archie Erwin Van Wormer, La V
1922 August Riske, Lyndon Station
Elkanah Beaver Baraboo.
r. Clifford Edward Huntley, Reedsburg
1 2034 Ewald Burmester, Reedsburg
760 August Rhode, Reedsburg
George Fred HIM, Ableman.
1916 August Frederick Yeck, No. FIR.
1856 Arthur Fred. Steinhorst, Reedsb
1880 Burr Henry Dickie, No. Freedom
2615 David Judson Sparks, Reedsburg
Leon V. Webster, La Vale.
George w. Schmidt, Spring Green
1857 Edwin H. Grosklaus, Pr. du Sac
| 704 Jacob Carberry, Plain
1909 G. r. Ewald Kle nschmidt, p d S.
| Will H. Behn, Reedsburg.
1881 Frank Volz, Ableman
] Clarence Martin Egerer, No. Frdm
Ivan Lester Lowrey, Spring Green
Hartley James Thompson La Vale
Joseph Gonsolin, Lime Ridge
Galen F. Bell, Reedsburg
Harry Schultz, Ableman
Orrin Leon Mcintosh, Spring Green
Edward Ludwig, Baraboo
Edw. Hunter Holzner, Pr. du Sac
Walter Ernest Dwars, Ableman
Clarence E. Page, North Freedom
Clarence Thomas Pollard, SIP. Green
Russell L. Williams, Baraboo
| FAIRFIELD
/ Mrs. e. A. Webster and sister. Mrs