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second, third.
Mrs. Geo. P. Luell, 4 first, 4 second
1 third.
Mrs. Gus Arndt, 1 first, thirds.
Mrs. H. w. Flunker, first, 1 sec
ond.
Mrs. G. A. Vendien, 2 seconds,
thirds.
Mrs. Easton Martindale, 3 seconds, 4
| third
Mrs. R. j. Coon, 2 seconds, 1 third
Mrs. H. w. True, 2 seconds, third
Mrs. G. L. Spear, 2 seconds.
Mrs. Edw. Rheingans, 1 first, 1 third
Mrs. Henry Davis, first.
Mrs. Emil Peterson, first.
Mrs. Fred Barfknecht, 1 first
Mrs. Elmer Wise, 4 second.
Mrs. r. G. Plummer, second.
Mrs. Emma Robelia, 1 second.
Mrs. A. J. Collins, second.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson, 4 third.
Mrs. M. Littlejohn, 1 third.
Mrs. VIM. Kermott, third.
Mrs. d. E. Olson, third.
Mrs. Jessie Vought. third.
Fine Arts-411 Entries
Nellie VIM, 9 firsts, 7 seconds, 2
thirds.
Gertrude VIM, firsts, 7 seconds,
2 thirds.
Mrs. G. L. Spear, s firsts, second
| 5 thirds.
Mrs. Aug. Simon, I flrsts, 6 seconds,
thirds.
Mrs. Frank Stare, 7 firsts, 1 second
4 third
Mrs. Geo. Kenyon, 6 firsts, 1 second
J Mrs. J. +. RyalL, 6 firsts.
Mrs. Emma Robelia, 5 firsts, 4 sec
onds, 4 thirds.
Mrs. R. J. Coon, 5 firsts, 5 seconds,
2 thirds.
Mrs. C. A. Littlejohn, 5 firsts, 2 sec
onds, third.
Sadie Howell, 5 firsts, 1 second.
Mrs. Martha Noble, 4 firsts, 4 sec
onds, third.
Mrs. NJ A. Peoples, 4 firsts, 1 second
Mrs. B. E. French, flrsts, 3 sec
onds.
Mr.. Geo. P. Luell, firsts, 3 seconds,
3 thirds.
Mrs. Francis Cardinal, 8 firsts,
second, thirds.
Mrs. Henry Davis, 3 firsts.
/ Mrs. Louis Johnson, 3 firsts.
Mrs. Emil Peterson, 2 firsts, 6 sec
onds, 4 thirds.
Mrs. Ed Worden, 2 firsts, 3 seconds,
1 third.
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INSURANCE

third.
Mrs. Easton Martindale, 1 first, 4
third
Mrs. Emma Robelia, 2 seconds.
Harvey Sugg, 1 first.
Mrs. J. A. Burns, first,
Mrs. G.. L. Spear, first.
G.. Jung, 1 first
FL. j. Flunker, 4 first.
Mrs. Zoa Sergent, first.
Mrs. Emil Peterson, 4 second
Mrs. r. G. Plummer, 4 second.
Mrs. M. Littlejohn, 4 second.
Mrs. Maud Brown, 2 thirds.
Mrs. Geo. Ulrich, third.
Clara Leppert, third
Canned GcOds-426 Entries
Mrs. S. T.. CHECKER, 16 firsts, 10 sec
onds, 9 thirds.
Mrs. e. L. Martindale, firsts, sec
onds, 2 thirds.
Mrs. f. M. sDoyle, 4 firsts, 6 seconds,
q thirds.
Mrs. Frank Stare, 4 frsts, 2 seconds
2 thirds.
Mrs. Elmer Wise, firsts, 2 seconds.
2 thirds.
Mrs. Francis Cardinal, 4 firsts, 1
second, 2 thirds.
Mrs. Ed Worden, 3 firsts, 3 seconds,
2 thirds.
Mrs. P. C. Hanson, 8 firsts, 1 second
2 thirds.
Mrs. III. S. McHugh, 3 firsts, sec
ond 2 thirds.
Mrs. Elmer Hill, firsts, 1 third.
Mrs. Clara Leppert, 3 firsts, 1 third
Mrs. VIM. Rowley, 3 firsts, 1 third
Mrs. O. A. Sergent, firsts, 5 sec
onds, thirds.
Mrs. Il. w. Spiegelberg, 2 firsts,
| seconds, third.
Mrs. B. E. French, firsts, 1 second
| 1 third
! Mrs. J. F. Ryall, 2 flrsts, 1 second
L .
2 thirds.
Mrs. Chas. Drier, 2 firsts, 1 second
Mrs. Aug. Simon, 2 firsts, 1 second
Mrs. Zoa G. Sergent, 2 firsts, 1 third
/ Mrs. w. T. Pagel, 2 firsts.
/ Mrs. Geo. Wakefield, ! firsts, 2 sec
onds, 2 thirds.
Mrs. J. A. Burns, first, 2 seconds.
Mrs. Geo. Wickersham, 1 first, :
j seconds.
Osmar Kuenne, first, 2 seconds.
Mrs. Geo. Ulrich, first, 3 seconds
3 thirds.
Mrs. M. G. Martin, | first, | second
/ third.
] Mrs. Minnie Churchill, 1 first
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOR Observation-Disclosures

BRICK-About 1000 Red faced tapes
try brick. See w. D. Morgan or Rev.
J. Birrell. l7tf
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-09-27
FOR SALE

THE BEST Single Work Horse, wagon
and harness in Rusk county. Horse
weighs 400 pounds. Sound and safe.
A Stoughton wagon, new box and a
good harness. Just the outfit for a
small farmer. Complete outfit for
1925. Will take cattle of any kind in
exchange. See ALEX MOORE, Kir-
van Hotel, Ladysmith.
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LOST
CONTRACTS TO LET

HAVE SEVERAL good small logging
contracts and wood cutting jobs to
let. A. G. THOMPSON, Ladysmith,
Wis. 1926
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FOR SALE-IMPROVED FARM

AN IMPROVED 1S-acre farm for sale
cheap. One mile from Ladysmith
eight acres pillow land; balance in good
pasture Fair house and barn. Just
the thing for party wishing to work
at the paper mill. Inquire of Proprie-
tor, Kiryan Hotel Ladysmith.
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/. STRAYED

FOUR HORSES; two 2-year-olds, 1
mare and sucking colt. Reward for
information leading to their recovery.
Please notify HENRY VANDERBILT,
Star Route 3, Ladysmith, Wis. Its
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"Come across" or the Kaiser will.
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AWARD OF PREMIUMS
AT RUSK COUNTY. FAIR

/ Frank Guns, 1 first, 2 seconds.
Mrs. VIM. Austin, 1 first, 2 seconds.
Mrs. f. w. Spiegelberg, first, 3
/ thirds.
Mrs. VIM. Kermott, 8, seconds, 1
third.
Mrs. H. w. True, 1 first, 1 second,
/. | third.
Mrs. P. c. Hanson, l first, second,
81 third.
f. N. Brainerd, 4 first, 1 second
Mary Brainerd, first, second
! O. A. Sergent, 1 first, second.
Chas. Johnson, 1 first, second.
| Fred ErtZner, 1 first, 1 second.
Mrs. E. L. Martindale, first, sec
! ond
Henry Minter, 1 first, second.
Mrs. j. H. Arnold, 2 seconds, 1 third.
Mrs. Easton Martindale, 1 first, 2
| thirds.
r. f. Scott, 1 first, 1 third.
N. c.. Johnson, 1 first, third.
Mrs. M. Littlejohn, first, 1 third.
Mrs J. M. Graft, first
Mrs. Elmer Hill, first
Mrs. Geo. Wakefield, 1 first.
Mrs. Geo. Wickersham, first
Harvey Sugg, first.
Mrs. Geo. Davis, first.
/ Clara Brainerd, 1 first.
Mrs. Jessie Vought, thirds.
Russell Plummer, second.
Mrs. r.. j. Coon, 1 second.
Mrs. Clara Leppert, second.
Jim Van Patter, third.
Mrs. L. Baribeau, third.
Zoa G.. Sergent, third.
Geo. Ulrich, third.
| A. w. Zimple, 1 third.
Special Potato Exhibit
Green Mountain
| Bruce Potato Growers Association,
first.
Ladysmith Potato Growers Asso-
| clatlOn, second.
Rural New Yorker
Bruce Potato Growers Association,
first.
Ladysmith Potato Growers Asso-
citation, second
Weyerhauser Potato Growers As
ISOLATION, third.
Burbank
| Bruce Potato Growers Association,
| first.
Weyerhauser Potato Growers As
| ISOLATION, second.
Early Ohio
Bruce Potato Growers Association,
first
Weyerhauser Potato Growers As
| ISOLATION, second.
Boys and Girls Club
Green Mountain
Vernon Stahl, first.
Mataba Loga, second
York McHugh, third.
L. J.. Sawyer, fourth.
Rural New Yorker
York McHugh, first.
Chas. Sharrah, second.
Rosa Winzenried, third.
Burbank
Chas. Sharrah, first.
Fred Tosland, second.
Freda Thalor, third.
Best Single Potato
Single Green Mountain
Vernon Stahl, first.
Ed Stahl, second.
l.. J. Sawyer, third.
Sam Dean, fourth.
Rosa Winzenried, fifth.
Single Rural New Yorker
Vernon Stahl, first.
ID. l.. DeGarmo, second.
Bruce Potato Growers Association,
| third
Ladysmith Potato Growers Asso-
citation, fourth.
Sam Dean, fifth.
| Single Burbank
Vernon Stahl, first.
Ed Stahl, second.
Bruce Potato Growers Association,
third
Chas. Sharrah, fourth.
Claude Moss, fifth.
Town Exhibits
Grant, first
Stubs, second.
Pantry Stores-9S Entries
Mrs. P. C. Hanson, firsts, second.
Mrs. J. F. Ryall, 3 firsts, second, 3
thirds.
| Mrs & T Collins 2 firStS 4 third
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Horses-14 Entries

Horses-14 Entries
Clarence Ellingson, 3 firsts, 2 Sc
sconds.
J. e. McDermid, 1 first.
J. f. Mitchell, third.
Shetland Ponies
John E. Curtis, 4 firsts, 4 second.
Cattle-125 Entries
Red Polled
C. S. Arnold, IA frsts, s seconds,
champions, 2 grand champions.
Holstein
f. J. Krahenbuhl ii firsts, Sc
conds, champions, 2 grand
champions.
John E. Curtis, firsts, 5 thirds,
champion.
Guernsey
John Helm Co., 10 firsts, 4 seconds,
champions, 4 grand champion.
Sam Dean, first, 4 champion.
Jerseys
J. A. Boyer, firsts, 3 seconds,
2 grand champions.
SWine-15 Entries
Duroc Jersey
John L. Curtis, firsts, second, 2
champions, 2 grand champions.
j. f. Mitchell, firsts, 2 seconds.
Chester White
Mrs. Adolph Hendrickson, 1 first.
POultry-12S Entries
Mrs. S. NJ. Heacox, ~ firsts, 10 Sc
conds.
Mrs. Aug. Simon, 7 firsts, 2 seconds.
MIS-. j. a. Burns, 6 tirsts, 2 seconds.
Osmar Kuenne, 6 firsts, 2 seconds.
Sam Dean. 3 firsts, 3 seconds.
Mrs. J. II. Arnold, 1irsts, 2 seconds.
Mrs. VIM. Rowley, firsts.
l.. E. Vreeland, first, 2 seconds.
Edw. Rhcingans, 4 first, 2 seconds.
Chas. Poppert, first, 2 seconds.
VIM. Jordon, first.
Mrs. Mack Tatro, 1 first.
Mrs. P. C. Hanson, 4 first.
Frank Gums, 4 first.
Mrs. T. Baribeau, 4 first.
Fruit-79 Entries
Apples
Chas. SavOrd, IA firsts, seconds,
4 third.
H. S. McHugh, firsts, 9 seconds,
1 third.
Sam Clough, firsts, 2 seconds, 4
third.
l.. LaBarge, 3 tirsts.
Mrs. E. NJ Worden, 4 first.
Geo. Churchill, second 1 third.
j. A. Boyer, second, 4 third.
n c.. Johnson first.
Plums
C. H. Savord, firsts.
H. S. McHugh, 4 first.
Mrs. VIM. Kermott, second.
Gertrude Winn, third
Plants-9O Entries
Mrs. F. w. Spiegelberg, firsts, 4
second, 4 third.
Mrs. L. LaBarge, firsts, 4 seconds.
Mrs. Ella Meade, 5 firsts, 1 second.
Mrs O. A. Sergent, 3 firsts, 4 third
Mrs. M. Littlcjohn, firsts, 3 sec
Onds.
Mrs. r. J. Coon, 2 firsts, 2 seconds,
1 third.
Mrs. Frank Stare, firsts, 4 second.
Mrs. S. l.. CHECKER, 2 firsts.
Mrs. H. w. True, first, 4 second.
Mrs. d. W. Maloney, 4 first, 1 third.
Mrs. G. A. Vendien, 4 first.
Mrs. J. A. Burns, 4 first
Mrs. Henry Davis, 2 seconds.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson, 4 first.
o. Kuenne, 4 second, 2 thirds.
Mrs. G. L. Spear, second
Mrs. Chas. Drier, second.
Mrs. J. H. Arnold, 4 second.
Mrs. Geo. Ulrich, 2 thirds.
Miss Allie Davis, 1 third.
Mrs. Zoa Sergent, 4 third.
Mrs. F. M. Doyle, third
Agriculture-5A Entries
Mrs. Edw. Rheingans, 6 firsts, sec
Onds.
Mrs. Carl Miller, firsts, seconds,
3 thirds.
A. G. Martindale, 5 flrsts, 3 seconds,
6 thirds.
Samuel Winzenried, 4 firsts, 3 sec
Onds.
Lee Van Patter, 3 firsts, 3 seconds,
1 third.
|. M. Bergstrom, 3 firsts, 3 seconds.
Albert Vooght, 8 firsts, 2 seconds,
third
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Mrs. Gus Arndt seconds, 1 third.
Mae Bourbeau, 3 seconds, third.
Mrs. G. A. Vendien, first, third.
Mrs. j. II. Arnold, 1 first, 4 third.
Mrs. L. LaBarge, first, third.
Miss Allie Davis, first, third.
Mrs. j. NJ. Graft, 4 first.
Mrs. A. |. Collins, 1 first.
Mrs. r. E. Scott, first.
Mrs. Geo. Ulrich, first.
Mrs. d. G. Burke, first.
DR.. Kinyon, first.
Mrs. ID. L. Soivprs, second.
Mrs. Geo. Tatro, second.
Jennie Brand, second.
Mrs. H. w. True, 2 thirds.
Mrs. VIM. Weekley, 2 thirds.
Mrs. O. A. Sergent, 2 thirds.
Mrs. H. S. McHugh, 4 third.
Mrs. Jim Van Patter, 1 third.
EducationaI-296 Entries
Ruth Hadley, 9 firsts, seconds.
Rosena Fitze, firsts.
Training School, 6 firsts.
Grace Blanchard, 4 firsts, 3 seconds.
Doris Post, 4 firsts, 2 seconds.
Stella Toraason, 4 firsts, secoId.
Opal Wheeler, 8 firsts, 1 second
Olympia Elbow, 3 firsts.
Madeline Morrison, firsts.
Elsie Jones, 2 firsts, seconds.
Gertrude VIM, 2 firsts, seconds.
Model School, firsts, seconds.
Beatrice Ducklow, 2 firsts, 4 second.
Anita Schoengarth, 2 firsts, sec
ond.
Edith Ashley, 2 firsts.
Vivian pagel, first, seconds.
Hazel Niche, 1 first, 4 seconds.
Miss Smith, 4 first, 3 seconds.
Leila Churchill, first, 3 seconds.
Margaret Wick, 4 first, 2 seconds.
Mrs. Ward, first, 2 seconds.
Theresa Diederich, 4 first, 1 second.
Eunice Geary, first, second.
Lillian Ashley, first, 1 second.
Lucy Keller, 1 first, second.
Helen Watkins, first, 1 second.
Miss Bemis, first, 4 second.
leila Nichols, 1 first, 4 second.
Bessie Foster, 1 first, 1 third.
James Simon, 4 first.
Dorothy Stewart, 4 first.
John Boehm, first.
Russell Walterhouse, 1 first.
Olga Peterson, 4 first.
Thomas Ever, 4 first.
Richard Walterhouse, first.
Royal Birch, 4 first.
Arthur Peterson, 1 first.
Elfreda Rohrig, 1 first.
Ida Wolfe, 1 first.
Agatha Rollins, 4 first
Mildred Ducklow, first.
Harry Weston, 1 first.
Ernest Richardson, 1 first.
Letha Wyatt, first.
Elizabeth Smith, first.
Julia Walterhouse, 1 first.
VIM. Rohrig, 1 first.
Gladys Perry, 4 first.
Laura Holloprter, first.
Clifford Sergent, 4 first.
Catherine Preston, first.
Stella Anderson, 2 seconds.
Harry Peterson, 2 seconds.
Ida Drummond, 2 seconds.
Lenora Mcfarland, 2 seconds.
Lauretta Schulz, second.
Frank Klemkiewicz, 1 second.
Floyd Zehner, 1 second.
Noami Sprague, 1 second.
Frank Cuhel, second.
Earl Peterson, second.
Martin Birch, Il second.
Olive Rollins, 1 second.
Louise Wyatt, 4 second
Effie Holloprter, 4 second.
Leda Fletcher, second.
Haven Klopfenstein, 1 second.
Kenneth Weston, second.
LeVere Smith, 4 second.
Myrtle Chamberlain, 4 second.
Margaret Horton, second.
Inez Richards, 1 second.
Orvia Nichols, 1 second.
Sophie Bill, 1 second.
Harold Smith, second.
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Claude r. Maccomber, Dover, Me
Angus Mcdonald. Manila. Mich
JabUs Mingo, Columbia, Miss.
Edward F. MulliH, South Boston,
Mass
Richard L. Kitchens, Helena, ARK.
Lemuel Kolb. Philadelphia, Pa.
Valentin Kukla, Kawkawlin. Mich.
Monroe Mcdonald. Heber, Utah
Thomas Chapman Montgomery,
Newcomerstowp, Ohio.
Ira NJ. Moore, Blythe, Ga.
Arthur Num-, Croswell, Mich.
John J. Potulski, Detroit, Mich.
Annanius Robertson, Williamson,
N. C.
Charles G. Staraitis, Detroit.
Mich.
Died of Accident and Other Causes.
PRIVATES.
CyriII Harant, Chicago.
John A keenan,, Chicago.
Willard T. Price, Brooms Island,
Md
John W. Stevenson, Baker, Ore.
Wounded Severely.
LIEUTENANTS
Frank George Fitzpatrick, Chi
cagO.
Elmer Edward Machamer, Fulton,
III.
Elva Ballard, Mt. Pulaski. III.
W. Wayne Fulton, Fairfield, Iowa.
Francis E. Garland, Chicago.
Cornelius X. Long, Joliet, Ill.
George f. McCutcheon, Evanston,
ILL.,
Stanislaw Nagorka, Chicago.
Eugene W. O'Connor, Chicago.
CORPORALS.
Charlie Latkofski, Chicago.
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TUEsDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-ocToBER IS, 1918.

Herman c. Stein. Brooklyn. n. Y
Rowland II. Stillinger, Aurora. Y
Y
Charles L. Storey. Wainwright
Okla.
Silas Tafoya. Dixon, III.
Walter, w Watson, Platteville
Wis.
Charles W. Whiting. Avon, Mass
Steve Yendrick, Plymouth, Pa.
Died OF Disease.
MECHANIC.
James S. Wallace. Roopville, Ga
MUSICIAN.
Edward Lucas Hamilton, Texas.
PRIVATES.
James B. Armesworthy. Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Claude Samuel Booker, North Sa-
lem, Ind.
August W. Burmiester. Jeffers.
MINI.
George n. Frye, Medford. Mass.
Warren B. Dietz, York, Pa.
Samuel H Field. BarksdaIe, Tex
Abe 0. Frost. GAINESVILLE, Ark
Jake Good. Doniphan. Mo.
Lon Hall. OldtOwn, Ky
Andrew NJ. Halverson. Clarified,
MINI.
William E Huntsinger, Indian
apolis. Ind
Edmund NJ Irwin, Baltimore, Nd
James T. Johnson. Bowden. ga.
Albert F. Junkerman, BIackwater,
Mo.
AnJrsci Kiecz. Hamtramck. Mich
Carl T. Lundberg. StTandburg, $.
D.
James Harvey Mcconnell, Cincin-
natl. Ohio.
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ARRAICR AZ IN
HOUSING COURT
Reck Island People Charged With
PTOiiteerng are to Be Tried
Tonight Before Board
MAJORITY ARE RENT CASES
Failure 10 Comply With Officials
Orders VIM Result in Com
Wandering of Buildings.


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TIE ROLL OF HONOR
Died Of Disease

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Died Of Disease.
LIEUTENANT.
James ,. CIeaTy. Richmond, Va.
NURSE
Magdalene VOlland, Buffalo,
SERGEANTS.
Homer D. Mcdonald. Moscow.
Archibald L. Smith, Manchester,
y. H -.-.
CORPORALS.
William Henry Merritt, Dryfolk.
Va
Charles Skubic, Forest City. Pa.
Bonnie G. Wright, Richmond. Va.
WAGNER
Earl " Melvin, GAINESVILLE, o.
COOK.
Charles Edward Rice, Kendall
vile, Ind.
PRTVATES.
Charles g. Alderman, Florence.
Ore
william E. Albright. Clarno.
Wis.
Samuel J. Allen. shocton. wis.
William R. Barclay, Schenectady,
*. Y.
Pail C. Beach, Minneapolis. Kan.
Richard c. Berger. Locust Gap.
H.
James c. Covington, Center. Ala
Wellington DEF. Decker, Cadil-
lac. Mich.
albert G. Dethlefs. Manning, Ia.
I George DevoTe. Altoona. Pa.
Daniel W Donovan, Towanda.
Ia
George F Feeney, Alton y. H.
Edd Gibbons. Hilpam, Tenn.
Homer I. Gilbert. Elmwood
Place. o.
Louis 4 Griffith, Goshen. 0.
Jacob W Keefer. Tampa. Kan.
AdcL0h G.. keiffer. Winters. Tex.
Tony Romero. Trampas. y. H.
George Smith, TUskogee. Ala.
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Arthur Phelps. Henderson. Iowa.
Wounded Degree undetermined
SERGEANTS.
Frank d. Barton. WarrensburF,
III.
Aaron W. Hageleen. Ogden, Iowa.
Russell HardWick. Red Oak, Ia.
Ben SendObry. Chicago.
PRIVkTES.
Fred Behn. Chicago.
Patrick Monaghan, Ivcsdale, III
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PRIYATES

Andrew Adomaitis. Cherry. i'll.
Victor V. Bagnek. Chicago.
Delbert r. Cline, Vinton. Iowa
Charles ". LiDdc, HinsdaIe. Ill
Cornelius Dooliu, Lemont, III.
Adam A. Drankiewicz, Chicago
George Gibson, Keokuk, Iowa.
Konstanty Hencinsd. Chicago.
Andrew M. Jensen, Dixie, Iowa.
Clarence Lett, Bennett, Iowa.
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Robert !. Brandt. Oak PARK. m
Linn T Brown, Chicago.
Missing in Action.
William J. Kuhn Chicago.
Francis 0. Piper. Clayton. Iowa
Leo J. Ryan. Sycamore. IU.
Peter +. Tempus, Independence.
Iowa.
Jesse Yardiey. PatOka. nm.
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Lambert ID. Stewart. Lorien, La
Glenys II. Strickland, Braggs,
Ala.
John o. Swain, Alma. Ark
Robert A. Tapscott, Pecangap,
Tex.
Henry Taylor, Binnshall. Va.
Thomas Warren. Waggoner,
Okla.
Died of Accident and Other Causes
SERGEANT.
Nathan Holmes, Jacksonville,
Fla.
CORPORALS.
John c. Roam, &euia. 0.
PRIVATES.
Alfred L. Cody. Shulis Mills,
y c.
Louis Nelson, Fillmore. y. D.
Wounded Severely.
SERGEANT.
William d Briggs, Malvern, Ia
CORPORALS.
Carl r. Anderson, Sioux City,
Iowa.
Vivian D. Anderson. Cherokee,
Iowa
Eugene Califano. Chicago, Ill
H. John Steafanski, Chicago, III.
Alex Stern. Chicago, Ill.
PRTVATES.
Ben H Adkins, Fairfield, Iowa
Anthony Barzdaitis~~ Pana, Ill
Edward E. Brandt, Lake Park,
Iowa
Edward McEwen, Council Bluffs,
Iowa
Edward A Mische, Elkin, Ill
John P. O'Shaughnessy, Chica-
go. III
Sol Rosenzweig, Chicago, Ill
Orrin F. Smith. Savanna, Ill
Walter Stewart, Canton, Ill.
Martin StOckman, Quincy, Ill
Peter Thompson, Chicago, III.
Emmett CavanaUgh, Chatsworth.
III.
Missing in Action.
SERGEANT.
Jacob Tolsma. Lemars, Ia.
PRIVATES
OTIS L. CHRISTIAN. 1922 East
River street, Davenport, Iowa
Fenton F. Holmes, Charles City,
Iowa.
(SECTION TWO.
The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding general
OF the American expeditionary
forces.
Killed in action, At; missing in
action. 40; wounded severely, 1874:
died of diseases, 81; died of acci-
dent and other causes. 4; died from
wounds, %; wounded slightly, 10;
wounded. degree undetermined,
1876; total, 494.
Killed in Action.
LIEUTENANTS.
Frank NJ Moore. Houston, Texas.
Ralph W. TiPpet Appleton, Wis.
SERGEBNTS.
Charles NJ Davis. Cincinnati. 0.
Jacob J. Gorgoschilitz, ST. Paul,
MINI.
Everette McManus, Aurelia, Iowa
John MOser. Richmond Turnpike.
CORPORALS.
Patrick J. DoOlan, West Lynn,
Mass.
William C. Hamin, Crowder,
Okla.
George c. Hardinger. Garrison. .
Iowa /
Percy L. Marshall, Blairsville,
Pa.
Wallace J. McAdams, Moberly,
NO.
Dimitrios G. Stratikopulos, Coun-
Gil Bluffs. Iowa.
PRIVATES.
Ernest L. Anderson. Kingsville, /
Texas. /
Carmine Apicella, New York, n. /
James H. Aurelius, Newburyport. +
Mass.
Nick BorzachiellO. Newark, y. !. .
Joseph Brassea, Heating, Colo
Claude E. Clement, Kansas City,
Kan.
Robert E. CrumpIer. Andalusfa.
Ala
Joseph J. DuTek, Cleveland. Ohio.
Edward s. Dumler, ST Bernard, o.
Noah EchOls. San Antonio. Texas.
Eaffael Galante, New York, n. !.
Truaan F. Hacker, GOuveneur, y.
Y.
Frank Kenneth Had, Pittsburgh.
Pa.
Samuel G. Johnson, TadgastorD.
Sweden.
John H. Kern, Glencoe, MINI.
Edward Kildee. Buckley. Mich.
Willie King, Bessemer, Ala.
Anton klemeticz, Prov. of Duba-
lace Vina, Russia
Per f. Lindgren, Askelin, MINI.
V-r-
!. Y.
Fred Mathis, Needmore. y. C.
Ed Maywald. Bobville. Texas.
Joseph McGinn, Oaklane, Pa.
Arthur ". McMeekan New York.
!. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-15
Died of Wounds.
PRIVATES

PRIFATES-
Sedor P. Bayko, New York, n. Y
John Paul, Detroit, Mich.
Bernt A Fosnes, Clear Brook
MINI.
John Cannon. Cleveland, Ohio.
Schuyler Gray, Cadiz. Ky.
Arnold Hodge, Piedmont, No.
Harry r Lichty, Somerset, Pa
Bryant ". Price, Mckenzie, Ala
Chester H. Ransom, Perrysburg
\. Y.
ScariRci Rinaldo, Forano, Prov.
Perugia, Italy.
James E. Russ, Cleveland, Ohio.
Herman Schakow, Detroit, Mich.
Stanley Walker, Decatur. Ala
Claud S Wood, BrookvilIe. Ohio.
John Yaiak, Philadelphia, Pa.
Philip Nasta, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Chester / Norris, Carnegie. Pa.
Louis / Press, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-15
John F. Mcmillan, New York. \.

John F. Mcmillan, New York, y.
Y
Oscar H. NcNeigh, Bremen. Ohio.
Joseph Mikenas, Jr., Amsterdam,
n. Y.
Ernest Miller, Lincoln. y. Y.
Raymond T. Norris, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Lee NJ. Mullinax, SomerviIle,
Texas.
Daniel Murphy. Boston, Mass.
William Francis O'Hara, Burling-
ton. y. J.
Eric Olson, Williams. Mimi
Jim Papavasil. Bremerton, Wash
James p. Patterson, New York,
n Y.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-14
MOTHER! YOUR CHILD
IS CROSS. FEYERIsH,
FROM CONSTIPATION
If Tongue Is Coated, Breath Bad,
Stomach Sour, Clean Liver
and Bowels.

Give "California Syrup of Figs" at
once-a teaspoonful today often
saves sick child Tomorrow.
If your little one is out-of sorts.
half sick, isn't resting ,eating and
acting naturally-look, Mother! see
if tongue is coated. This is a sure
sign that its little stomach, liver and
bowels are clogged with waste. When
cross, irritable, feverish, stomach
sour, breath bad or has stomach ache,
diarrhoea, sore throat, full of cold,
give a teaspoonful Of california
Syrup of Figs" and in a few hours
all the constipated poison, undigested
food and sour Tile gently moves out
of its little bowels without gripping.
and you have a well, playful child
again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless "friut laxative" be-
cause it never fails to cleanse the lit
tie ones liver and bowels and sweet
en- the stomach and they dearly love
its pleasant taste. Full directions
for babies, children of all ages and
for grown-ups printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
California Syrup of Figs" then see
that it is made by the california
Fig Syrup Company"