Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-25

teach Europe a new system Of welfare
and children will not flee
from you as you march from place to
place. You will share your army ra-
ton with those who are suppressed
and starving. You will fight and
keep fighting until you bring in the
enemy bag and baggage. (Cheers)
Our Part in the War
The governor then spoke OF the
small army we had when the war be-
gan and how Wisconsin has sent
about $4,000, it being necessary IN
but four or five cases to have the
sheriff assist the young men. Wlscon-
sin has been one of the leading states
in providing men and money in this
time of great need.
Words of Advice.
He warned the young men that the
greatest battle was often not to flgnt
on the field but to avoid temptation.
He gave them good advice. The exec
utiye told them his Office was their
office and if in trouble to write him
and a reply would be forwarded. 10
the mothers the governor said it was
a favor to raise boy to enter the
army in such a worthy cause and to
the fathers it was a privilege to send
a son who in the last analysis is 60
ing to make place in history. The
governor wanted no yellow pages in
the history of the United States.
Death Claims One
Death claimed one who was listed
to go today. On July II, 1918, Thomas
H. McInery died in Milwaukee. 1t
was necessary to remove his name
from the list and place another there.
The following includes those who
departed for Camp Grant today:
979 August Kropp, Jr., La Vale.
1925 Conrad Weisler, Loganville.
1885 Albert Klipp, Ableman.
1913 Frederick Klett, La Vale.
1914 James Hurley, Reedsburg.
1911 Edward Gray, Sank City.
1881 Arthur GOetsch, Reedsburg.
1910 Eldon A. Peetz, Prairie du Sac
1860 Leonard Kuhnow, Prairie du Sac.
1863 Bernie Griffith, Baraboo.
1883 William H. Kaney Sandusky.
1897 Alexander Verch, Baraboo.
1898 Charles Lawsing, Baraboo.
1902 Albert Vorwerk, Doran, Mimi.
1904 Wallace J. Cummins, Webb City,
Mo-, sent from Missouri.
1917 Erwin H. Timm, Reedsburg.
1929 William Latotsky, Baraboo.
1888 Erwin Bohnsack, Sank City.
1884 Palsa Morley, Ableman.
1943 John Gnata, Devils Lake.
1916 Stanley Cairo, Reedsburg.
1916 Giles M. Lovesee, SIP. Green.
1851 Lyle Miller, La Vale.
1853 Chester Heffel, Reedsburg.
1854 Max Hill, Baraboo.
1857 Albert Baier, Sank City.
1858 Theo. r. Pfaff, Lime Ridge.
1860 Leo M. Schultz, Baraboo.
1861 Elmer Collies, Kilbourn.
1862 Martin Roewer, Reedsburg.
1865 Lee Beier, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
1866 Frank M. Flynn, Milwaukee.
1867 Gilbert york, Prairie du Sac.
1878 William Oott, Reedsburg.
1879 Rudolph Martin, BaraboO.
2OO3 Walter H. Voiles, Baraboo.
2016 AdOlph Hollis, Ableman.
2018 Eddie Shaw, Delton.
2O24 Martin Gonsolin, Loganville.
2039 Arthur c. Baer, Sank City.
2045 Willard Frenz, Baraboo.
2048 Ed Bradley, La Vale.
2049 David Gray, Sank City.
2060 Peter Perrin, Baraboo
2062 Jacob Fisher, Spring Green.
2076 Andrew VIM. Yanke, Plain.
207S Robert Hochmuth, La Vale.
2085 Louis Mielke, North Freedom.
2086 Harry Volz, Reedsburg.
2O91 Matthias Mihlbauer, La Vale.
2103 Paul Haas, Spring Green.
2107 Matthias Hammers, Sank City.
210S Carl VIM. Oler, Lime Ridge.
Pill Edward Kenneberg, La Vale.
Pip August Burmeister, Lime Ridge.
2113 Elmer Markin, La Vale.
2116 Ralph st. John, Prairie du Sac.
2117 Edward Classify, Reedsburg.
2118 Edward Faivre, Cuba City.
2126 Lawrence Warrell, Chicago.
2135 Oscar Sandberg, Chicago.
2136 Edward G. Frambs, Reedsburg.
2140 Will Krohn, Reedsburg.
2143 Edward Ederer, Spring Green.
2165 Ferdinand J. Giebe1, Delton.
2169 Clarence H. Richards, La Vale.
PHI Thomas H. Babb Reedsburg.
2173 Merl Francois, Lime Ridge.
2179 Raymond w. Koch, No. Freedom.
2182 Verne ]. Thayer, Reedsburg.
21S8 Chas. Halvensleben, Reedsburg.
2205 Otto G. HIM, Ableman.
2206 Paul Achterberg, Merrimack.
2214 Arthur B. Koepp, No. Freedom.
1920 Ralph Ed Hoyt, Zion City. Ill.
2221 Arthur H. Glossy, Reedsburg.
1928 Emmett Phalen, Texhoma, Okla.
1884 Albert LIGHT, Loganville.
2237 John Severson, Dodgeville.
2238 Vivian Curtis, Reedsburg.
2241 Forest Bauer, Baraboo.
2248 Arthur B. Veith, Ableman.
2251 Edwald Fuhlbohm, Reedsburg.