Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-12-04

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|If Over the Stats
The following Iowans have been re-
ported during the last week as killed
in action or died OF wounds or dis-
ease: Alfred A. English, Carroll; Tas-
so H. Schoop, Belleyue; Fred Stef-
fens, Fayette; Joseph N. Blackwell,
North English; Jesse Thompson, New
Asbin; Maucsl s. Chistodoul0n, Dav-
export; Johannes Snatter, Geneva;
Walter T.. Byrne. Barnum; Edward
q. Fogarty, Elma; Russell w. Rippey,
In; Albert Smith, Vinton; Charley
Potion. Nevada; Vincent E. Carney.
Parnell; George Edward Lewis, Coun.
Gil Blufs; Angelo Aggazone, Center
vile: joe Hssser, Somers; Fred NJ.
Slayden, Charles City; Alvah e.
Showers, Cromwell; Ira Schantz,
Charlottesville; Carl L. Malcalmson.
Colfax; Emil Carroll, Cedar Rapids;
Paul G. Paulson, Boone: W. J. Piyon-
ka, Cedar Rapids; Willet L. Has
Drouck. Mapieton; francs = LareW'
iowa Clty Cnarie Lorenson, Akron.
Dovie d. Pullen, Blockton: Marshall
8. Sapp, baskerville; Fred II. Schultze,
Nora spr1nSs; Henry Heiken, Ana
mosa; :. howard FOE, BECK; faui =.
Radford, Glenwood; Dick Dunsberger,
Newton: Joseph E. Dvorak, Mt. Yer.
non; Walter Dyrland, Calmar; An
Grew V. GrodricK. Laoertyviile; No
y =. Delaney, Decofan: George hfu'
ser, Ashton; donald Aickerson,
Sioux City; 1lil' tnur v. WIZ HaWsru-
On; Dee Avery' smell Mock; joan
Vanvesn. Peah; Louie :. Aennedy'
nookweA CITY; Fioya :. WHiiaHs'
Wesster NV NJ =. Brown. Lenox;
Apett =. tolk Weoster; ABORT =.
1onnsrfiinS, 80 Caty; W1pe saavelH
Wstenoo; ADsf 4 hoWs. viols
WAFER =. 1yrn@ befnsM: newer
9. 1osafty. Mna: RUSSIA ~. Aippsy,
NJ AieeH onata. Vason: Cnafley
Folsen Nsve0; vsnesoe =. carney,
PaSneL; Osofge NowafS LsWis. Coun'
GU Sauns; Anesls Aesasone. center
vnie; jos heaeSer' Somers; 4reo -
ssAyaen, Charles Nty; AVIAN y.
sAowers. cromwell; lra SohantA
GrawScrdsvAle: Sarl y. Aalcaimson'
Charles 9. Bi1ny. CHARLES City; Fred
erick T. .bers' DuDuque; Fred FaDst'
Trans Center ueof1s =. WeDsl'
Gral Waillsm L,ent, Leonvllie; Cal
YIN = Croson. AafsnaiitoWn; Georse
faoden, storm Lake; George Fa
seon, saiem; wafer \. Hns' SONIA
Ein ivy - Mns oac Ca'S'
FRANK PARISH Waterioo.
inels nsve Dsen o.'vov $50 ~
lanuenz. reported 20 lne s.ste eo.IU
a NON ioSa N1n.s uus
~ .onVas - 4, os.o n1 4>o'
wSan..,,,o 80 $500 .,
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.,,n 1900 :. .,nsa--..... - .o,ds.r. :.
Cam ncdss .rd mrrs III - mada
M sorv.rd.d tns IN. hov.s a. Camn
PIE and Camp Cody. Nh, w
-Four member q the I ". w. vere
arrested At siour., CITY recently and
are being held on burglary charges.
h the house where they were talreh +
several thousand dollars, worth of 7
stolen property we're discovered. n
Nearly 10000 soldiers nave passed
Camp Dodge since its sstab-
lishment, according to figures given
out. A large majority Of these men,
before the departure OF the Eighty.
sishth division for France, were
to other camps and can
tonments for permanent assignment.
A distinguished service medal has
been won by sergt. G. Fairall, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. FairaM OF
Iowa City. AZ. the Argonne forest
battle he helped TO capture machine
gun nest No. IA. He Belonged TO the !!
One Hundred Twelfth machine gun
,orps. OF Sergeant Fairall's platoon
{ 162 men only twenty-tour returned /
after the exploit and be was the only
sergeant to survive.
Florence Olson, four years old, OF
sioux City, but recently OF Hinton,
3 believed the youngest Red Cross
worker In Iowa and possibly in the
United states. Mrs. Olson is a reg.
liar worker at Red Cross headquar.