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MISSING IN ACTION.

LIEU TENAS'iS:
ARCHIBALD. Norman $. Scr::l". ~ ii.
f; ART. Ich. W. Old Fort. y. 4,
ERcpl. Atom Aisxan!... r~,, l,-l y y
rREW. chsrlcs ". FLi,aiai-,. Ia.
,a; Ys9 T. nh1 sfss.t ~ r.
; FGSIFE. Frederick v, Easi s'r,a-.. y. !.
~ l:-EE. Thomas ! -. jr.. ,,.',i'-tL:". M,>S
GAlI.AG.IEE. WiIliam e.. ,'i'ii"''.iii'ia. a.
! Ohio.
CGapcEaIs:
,.aX 1 oM. : M Elmcr J.: ciie:g"; II,
quard,. 1000 81 street -rthesst. Washing
F! sTKIpi.iNl; James C.. rn,!."an. Ala.
! 'HuoTEN. lanes f., Admission. Ala.
ABRAMS, william. Philadelphia. FL.
BARTON. t'MrIton W. Macon. t.s:
BE!AUREGARp. Edouard. Fail River. Mass.
f! BEITI.ER. Ir:ing. New YORK. y. Y.
EIERNArKI Holm. wyandotte. Mica
! ILACKWOoD. Clinton W. salesSiiir. Mont,
CAHEY. william T.. New YORK, \. Y.
CARL; lanes p. Fails. Mimi.
c ca,A, .,,;. Frank rs!, kskomo. Ind.
COPELAND. Wallace Linicid. Grindstone City
| Mich
: D.AMKRA. ciachino. Providence. Il. I.
PEAToN. Wilt. Link--. ny.
DEMfAM. Frank. WATSON. Fla.
; rERRENTEI.L0. Matteo. Detroit Mich
PLoRIDIA. Roscico. PROVING. s:racasa. Italy
FRITZ. Frank W., New York n Y
GIAANETTI. -Antouio. Erilgenort. Conn
GsIESEArA. Andrew. ''uffa!o. n; Y.
sttSBEiGER. Hugo Cincinaati Ohio.
EAZE.. Alria, Burlington. IunH
HoEf, George. Plilaiclphia. Pa.
HOFFMAN HOFFMAN I.aTrsncr II: bay.oa; Or.
JOHNSON, Ea:inomd EGwar.,. Mineral Va.
! l,I, Preston, Msant Sterling. Ky
Nrr.CkA. Edward ra-enns. Ns'.
!.ANDEi'ss. Arthur p. Calao'In. $ e.
LIE. tlarcnc... DeIai. y. Y.
f; MANGIGNE. Anthony. Providence Il. I.
NASSAU. steve. Lebanon. Pa
T0SE. Frank L., PiItst:rsh Pa.
Sf'HIiNAN. Otto. Sai:un. Wash.
S.'HNLFIfAN. William. BROOKLYN. Y. 7.
: SEGnR NICHOLAS ,!,, f.. sr:i=edale. Conn.
1HET M M,1,iam M i an' HI Tenn
wAIi.ArE. Edgar A. Knoxsiiie. Tenn.
W WhEklS Wi, Asss an Il Il; rs .sr H.
WILEY, Artcmas W, Sc:.oolcrsft. Mich.
SCOTT, Ralph vsrnon. Iisrdin. Mont
Shifts sHEh, rI p:,s. s ). HHly'xa' Mass
SLICK. Ray ~. D,t.'i:, Mich.
SLY. Edward T.. Ncrti, Ya&ino. Wash.
sAoLESsl.i. Waller ~ Mana .:., W is.
SNYDER. Willis p. Reading. Pa.
SilNEaii. PasJia.c, rI mo. ,Scoii. Pinnelli.
Sr,aSAlrls. William. Shenandoah T..
STAPF. Martin. Rufaio. y. Y
S TIIi,,,p En-, cha, ;l,: W, rt.,'"ss; H.:
toiGHT. Walter e.. ra:rviile. y. y
WEE. Ole. Rot;say. Mimi.
WIGGINS. Ciihy. irewton. Ala
T T.i4Ia Io Tom, rs hoses s;or Va
rAuGMSAN. Joseph l.. n'.;Hes. Ia.
FITS, JOHN L.. Concord. y. H.
FLORI. Gastino. New York, " Y
GATwoOD. Huston. Prewton, Ala.
GkSNAhoCRl. Anthony c., Austin. Min.
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Interned Greeks and Serns Freed.

SOFIA. October l.; (vi1 BatelD .-The
BuI.a -ian minister OF the inferior has
issued a decree lii,"ratiug lie Greek
and Serbian suhiect; in:erned i'll con-
ceutra ion camps in Bulgaria and al
loving them to return 80 .hcir "n
country.
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PALMISTRY.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

MRS. X. LUSBY,
Erentihc Palrnist-y. lmpresSionsl Life Read
irss. Fec. s. and So. Positively ladies oniy.
Cien until $50. Closed Sundays 1910 1l,a
BELMONT
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suited all affairs of life. Readings. 81. iolf
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IroNl ledge of the science vi paiL.listry - at
tracing the attention OF the entire public.
Hundreds are visiting her and each and every
accords hor the highest praise. Fee, 81.
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DIED FROM WOUNDS.

CAPTAINS:
T tow Richard W. Hot Springs, Ark.
LIEUTENANTs:
ER0WN. Glenn L., Chicago. Ill.
FLY. Montgomery, San Antonio, Tex
WEsTMAN, Robert C., Miss Ruth 4. westman,
AIDskso 5S st Ts,I GWafbn l D.
E1TINGEE. Walter. Phoenixvi,le, Pa
hAS SSn =, He s!!j,s W., brooklyn, n. Y.
CARROLL. Frederick F., Monrovia, Md.
ROBBINS. Alberto Akron. Col.
SEELIG. Frederick r., Manchester. " H.
CORP0RAIs:
R1ssHSo Er:n Joe p G.. I PERI Tel
EVANS. Tom r.. Glcnwood, Iowa.
PACkESTHA1.L, John W., Easton. Pa.
LANDENBERGER. Thomas L., Philadelphia.
MANSFIELD. Gordon W. Cambridge, Mass.
S .I;a II Robert A.. New York. n. Y.
MCCORMICK. William c., Soldiers Grove, Wis.
MCCULLOUGH. John p. Brooklyn, y. y.
KABEk. William. Brooklyn. v. y.
MclWN AID. Luther. Etkmont. Ala.
PORTER. Louis ". Ashtourna, Pa.
VERB, Archie, Canton. Ill.
BLACK. Charles NJ. Everett. Wash.
BIEkEE. John. Cockyille. rex.
PATTERSON. James s., Arctic. Il. l.
hoL T9S, s W., H.. waupaea' Mis-.
coUGKMAN; RAINFALL. Three Oaks. Mich.
BCGLER:
kEsLER: Ira n. Poplar Blur, Mo.
COCK:
kEck; August G.: New York. n. Y.
CHIEF MECHANICIAN:
Eck aEs,G George H., Memphis. Tenn.
BENNETT. Edwin Riley, Sherwood. Aicl.
BACA. Edmund G., Shoemaker, n. n.
BELL. Edward P, New Orleans, La
BONNER Charles f., Chicago H.
BORAK. Charles. New Prague. MIN.
BENNETT, Vernon r., Cheney Kan
GARDEN, Rass, Stillwell. Okla.
CRoNIS; william r., Joliet. III.
De LUCIA, fLip2o, Valerie. Eernano Chieti.
HERIGsTAD. Nels. SiIverton. Ore
kLLLY, Remmie l.. Portland, Ore,
LIE. Bishop NJ. Niche. Tenn.
LJEESTZ. Wendell A. Msnaato. MIN.
MAL0NEY. joan f.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
OISEEICH. Michael. Psolsuoch. Wilma, Russia.
PATE. Sylvester. Schulz. Okla.
PHILLIPS. ErIno. Boerne. Tex
ROBE. Earrcn. 0oIgiAs. Neb.
WATKINS. Samuel F.. Carlisle. ny.
COCHRAN. Leo NJ. Let's. Iowa
DAVIS. Harold C.. Springfield. Mass.
HARRIS. Clarence G.. oakley. Mich.
JONES. William H., Writ. okla.
MONTGOMERY. Cecil F.. BrownviIIe. Fla.
PAINTER, Charles E.. Bloomington. Ill.
ROSE, Roy W. Snyder. lex.
scHRAM; .Elmors E.; Bsraboo; Wis.
DALEN, Arnold E., Stafbuck. MINI.
DUFFY. Clyde c.. Canon City. Col.
HORNKE. Fritz, Rice Lake, Wis.
MULCARE. John NJ, Cleveland, Ohio.
TAYLOR, Thomas W.. Roew, s. D.
TOBIS. Thomas A., Fall River. Mass.
WOODWARD: Willis F.. East Perm. Iowa.
ANDERSON. John f., Eedland, Okla.
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Pedro Gailhard Dies,

PARIS. October Il fHavas>-The
death is announced of Pedro Gailhard.
former director of the Paris Grand
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A Recuprrativc Diet in Influenza.
Horlick'> Matted Milk, very discs'ihc.-Ad-
yer: iSt ment
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Total to date. .:'O'VO"
Note-Above is the summary VI
casualties issued by the War Depart
ment. The list includes those lost at
sea, also the total Marine Corps cas-
ualties to date, but does not include
the Navy casualties.
ARMY casualty lists for last night
and today contain LAS names, Ovid
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sDERsoN, Ralph P. Scranton, Kan.

ANpERsoN. Ralph P. Scranton. Kan.
ASDgsIGK, Glemart. Old Forss; Pa Pa. ,*.,v
akas 1sss1 N Msas Eas rfsaf.
DELANEY. Thomas j.. New York. y. Y.
JON-LER. James T.. Fayette. Ala.
GRACE. George. Chicago. Ill.
GREGOWSKi, Pan; r.. Ringhamton. y. Y.
McELEREsH; Leon. Iedmond. Ore s,..s.n p.
FAyRlCk. Charles. New pi.iiadeiphis. Pa
pETEEs0N, Elmer. Sun Prairie. Wis;
IISRCE, William H., Grand Rapids, Mich.
PRONE: Joseph: BerSley Heights. n J.:
EEHEE r wi;, n r. k DsseS g Iowa
sCH,iIDT. Ernesi, Baltimore. Md
SMITH. Albert. iiartiy. Ne..
z z1Erss s.A John u j.. Detroii. Mich,
OI4sSJS. ole ~. 'karIstad. Mimi.
pAgKLn. ,Wii.iam; Eyerss.. ios ,4;c,
PitKkNs. Louis. Columns 5. ohio.
p PIE .I;:, E4p. j.. Ai'"Hy c., c., k.,
BRAND. William c., chicago. lii.
BREWER. Albert. Royal. ok,
CHO!TZ, Charles J.. Chicago, III.
E iisii i;l Lewis sis f.. Tulsa. Okla
FLLD: Morris. Cleveland; Ohio;
HAAEEI.. Edward j.. Bay City. Mich.
HALL. vickers. Huntington. ". Va
H a sase & s nusa cy esess H. 4
HAHSHEARGER. Earnest a.. Cache, Okla.
HENDRICKS. Preston T., Sacramento. Cal.
H1CIOk. Clarence H.. NASH, OKLA
EORES. Luther H Grcenridge. Ark:
HUNTER, George T.. Ashland City. Tenn.
JAYCOX. William. delaware, Ohio.
JOHNSON. Oscar p. Buffalo, y. y.
KLEIN. David. New York. \. y.
kLEIAN. Oscar. Bowler, Wis
KNIGHT. James NJ. Strcetnian. Tex.
LAETIS. Leo, Ottawa, Kan.
I.LACn, William A. Hugo. Okla.
Hills. Frank T., Chicago. I'll.
McdUGH. Patrick H. Albany. y. Y.
.!rkENNIiY. James o.. Clar,morc. Okla.
M!RS. Wesley. Glennarm, Ill.
MItHALUWSkI, Brenisiaw H., kearny, \. j,
NALLES. Erni. Tc2unna, Okla.
NEELET, Ernest H.. Kansas City. Mo.
NELSON. Johnnie. Gr.ettineer. Iowa;
NICHOLS. Howard A., Weiiman. Mich.
OEERG, Emil W., 81. Louis. Mo.
FRANKS. john f., Mirion. Ky
ROSS, Edwin. somerset. England.
TRACY. George +. Van Etten, y. Y.
TIEADWELL. Joseph T., Marshall. Ark.
TROCT Or.le e., Fleming. Co.
Van DUSEN. john r.. sparland; III:
WEBER. Henry W.. New York. y. y.
WILLIAMS, Robert l.. University Place. Seb.
WINsLOyICH, Joseph A. Waterbury. Conn.
YOEEGDEER. Steve, Cherokee. n. G.
SCNGERMANN, George, st. Louis. Mo.
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GEROw. Elmer c.. Derby. Me.
GETTNER, Carl New York. y. y.
GILBEgTsEN, Guy. Augusta. Mich.
GRAZIANO GenzelIo. Brooklyn. =. i.
GROSS. John. Dayton. Ohio.
HAMMOND, John. Frederick. Nd.
HASELwOOD. leroy. Ashe.vill., Ian.
HoIMSLYKKE. Christian New York. n. 7.
HICKMAN, John. Nashville. Ind.
HOWARD. James. City of Cork. IreIanl.
HUTCHINSON, Harley T., Valley, Idaho.
ISON. Grover r., Brooks. Ga.
JAMESON. Reno, Elizabeth torn. NY.
kLEESS. George, jr., QueeHs. New York, y. z.
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killed in action. 80 4,
Missing in action. .....' ~
Wounded severely ...."14
Wounded, decree undeter-
Wounded slightly ......-.
Died of wOuE.,s. .i7o
Died of accident aEa other
causes. ''.' -.
Died OF discnSe. 'i"i
Died from aerOpIane occt-
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KILLED IN ACTION.

KILLED IN ACTON.
pEIyAr7's
tH:ftE. Irn =: w. Newark. Y. j.
TiklMAS. fraa -. All.r:n. Mich.
WOUNDED N ACTION Degree Undetermined.
PRIVATE:
tEiTCEFIEIo. Hrs>rI W. Forrest Park. III.
MISSING IN ACTION.
SEE;tANT:
HAE!fG. io>'pii. 81. L.t:i> No.
PEIEA TES:
tiFI:OT. Fi'on j Everett. Wash.
fSElENREI:G. E-rl J.. Mlrnanicsvilc. Y. Y.
WALLACE. harry v. sulphur Well. k,.
WOUNDED II ACTION SEVERELY. P-evi.
ously Reported Missing.
SERGEANT:
PEEL. Dock. Fayuurg. Tex
IN HANDS OF ENEMY previously Reported
M;ssinsl.
PRIVATE:
JOHNSON. George. jr.. Detroit. Mich.
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SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.

SHASe4AS4
SERGEANT:
BURNER. Harry T.. Harri ,bn.-. Pa.
PEIvATES:
BUTLER. Howard Il. Atlantic City: NJ.
CoLANToNE. Pasqua!e. Bcraardsv:il"- ;.
COLI ETA. Pasquale. Philadelphia, fs.
CROSS. Tiomns j.. New York. y. Y.
IRWIN. Charles j.. Rochester. y. y.
1NOSToI. Iol,n. New YORK. y. 7.
LAHEi. Edward j.. New York. y. 7.
NElkllik. Oral w, Falls River Mills. Cal.
OAKLEY. John l.. Hartford, Conn.
OWES. Clifford. Johns.oun. Pa.
PAL III. Albert. Euitc. Mont.
FEHL:Ck. Zen Waiter. st. Lols. Mo.
STEELE, Oscar A Cherokee. Iowa.
SYLVIA. Manuel, New Bedford. Mass.
T!ItH. Albert H.. B+rwyn. ill.
NHEE1.AND. James. Los Angeles. Cal.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
The following casualties are report
cd by the commanding general OF the
American eNped;tionary forces:
Killed In action. ......
Wounded in action (scVerelyD
Wounded I'm Notion tdegree
undetermined, ...........
MtssinE in action. .......... &
In hands OF enemy ......
s"tNt. -
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WOUNDED degree undetermined)
CAPTAINS:
HAZI.ETT, John C., Berthoud. Col.
sHIDLER. Walter j., Hickory, Pa. =
LIECTENANTS:
LEWIS, George l., Mrs. Jane Lewis the Cav
endish. Washington. D. c.
SNYDER, Earle b., Wayne county, " Y
FERRELL. George g.. Eufamla. Ala.
HESEI, Glifferd W.. New York. n. Y.
MERRIAM, Earl E, Millville. y. J.
MITCHELL. Harry D.. Rev. Harry D. Mitch
MURPHY. Alone G.. Philadelphia. Pa.
PATTERSON, William L., Asbury Park, y. ].
REED. Frank, Bridgeton, n. J.
cORPOEALS:
AIARS: Edgar O.. Bridseton. \. J..
CARAVAN. Leon, Bridgeton. n j.
DUFFY. Peter. 1arine.. Pa.
FRANTZ. Guy o.. st. Clair. Pa.
FREDERICK, Eoiert B., Hayre De Grace Nd.
HARRIS, Russell b, Salem. \. ).
H Ia st Jossph s. Wei Chester p
HOOK. Charles A.. Baltimore. Nd.
MONCREIFF. William. Brooklyn. y. T.
RHINEHARDT. William, Relay. Nd.
G Wsn p,
SMALL. Charles 3: Brooklyn, n. 7.
TAYLOR. william B.. Philadeiphia, Pa.
wE1 Wi,c Wii1if@. Philadelphia. Pa.
LocKARp. walter j., Baltimore county, Nd.
HORST. Luther e.. Honesaale. Pa.
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WOUNDED SEVERELY.

CORPoEAIS:
MCKAY. Robert, Sumter. :. L
WHIT AkEE. Merry NJ. Anderson, Ind
EAIRD, Harry Howard, Neenah, WIS.
NILES, Lewis Wardlaw, Princeton, y ].
LIEUTESANTS:
DEWEY. Harold j.. Amigo, Wis
HALEY. James Michael, New York. Y Y.
WARNER. Frank t. South Haven, Mich.
WRAY, Harry c.. Joliet, Ill.
ALBRIGHT, Frank, ElSin. Ill.
CAMPBELL. Charles c., New York, y. Z.
COLE Frank r.. Waco. Tc1.
CRITrENDES, Eusene. Port Huron, Mich.
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MGREHEAD. Ballard, Buuckner, ARK.
oSrHOWskl, Bronis;aw, Zaleska,l Enssisn 20
pAzEER, Charles Kansas City. Kan.
| PERDLE, Everett, patoka. III;
! RATkO. John. Cudahy. Wis.
RUsC1o. Louis, Waterbury; Conn.
! AREED1A. Feiiee F., Chicago. Iii.
| BACCES. Joh2 H.. battle-ground. Wash.
! BLACKEURN. G.. C., Portland. Ore.
BLACKLEDGE, Glenn T.. Sunbury, Ohio.
BLOSSOM. Lynn. C.arks Lake, Mich.
CALLAGHAN. Timothy, j.. Headfort, County
CAsTiLlo. Consalyo J., New York, " Y.
Gates. Charles c., Ca--oboro. n. c.
DEfLATERzA Salvatore. scranton. Pa.
SHORE. Charles A., Ir.ins, Neb.
SMITHS, Ben. Georgetown.IN.
SPEARS, Greens L., Mobile Ala.
i sTALL1NGS. Thomas. T-otyille. y. C.
STEELE: Eal ,J G.. Butte ,o Mont
sWARTOUT. Donald, Jackson. Mich.
sWICKLE; Isidere, Brooklyn, =. Y.
T rAa1 s01 Dale. ~ Ailansic sf iowa va l.
TRAPALIs, William D.; strezova: Greece.
WALpfsG, Aioysius A. lows Gity. iowa.
! WARREN. Charles f.. .Freeport, y. 7.
WATT. Paul D., Birdyille, Pa.
WEINGARTNER. Robert C., South Norwaik,
WEISS; Ieye GIL, l.. Los angel, ANGLES, e. Cal.
WEST. Lester. Anderson. Ind.
| VINEGAR, John Elias. North Salt Lake City.
! w0ODwoRTH. Nelson R.. Protection, y. Y.
{; YOST Carl A.. Buffalo, y. Y.
! ZIELHKE. Peter j.. Medford. Wis.
FITZGERALD. Edward j., W!nsted. Conn.
, CkOENEWOID. John c., Springfield, N Y.
| HOLMAN. Louis. Brooklyn, y. Y.
HOSEY Philip, Liniebburst. y. 7.
| KANE Robert s.. Brooklyn. y. Y.
| Jensen, Alfred j.. Traverse City, Mich.
| LOTUS. James A.. Chicago. Ill.
MARTIN Robert s. Superior, Wis.
| MATrERo. Thomas. Superior. Wis.
/ MAYEYSki. Joseph. Worcester. Mass.
, M0FFi.Tl. George y. Soash Groyeland Mass.
MURPHY, John e.. South Boston, Mass.
! 0RTMAN Charles H. Mcadril!e, Pa.
| PARISH Waiter, Ia Grange. y. {.
| PARRISH. Noah W.. Heuvelton. \. Y.
/ ROBERTS, John s.. Jamesburg, n. J.
RYAN John D.. New York. y. 7.
VAN DUZER, Edwin T., Brooklyn, n. 7.
YOUNG Alder W., Eliza. Ala.
ZYCH, john, Brooklyn, v. 7.
ALLEN, Gregory g.. Norwich, v. 7.
BCDNfCK. Harry, New York. y. 7.
BUTsTERMAS. Leo c.. Scranton. Pa.
CLARK. Glcrn R.. Monroerille, Ohio.
DAME, Leo, Marquette, Mich.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-21
WILLOW SPRINGS

Tom Adams spent spent several days
last week at Byrdscreek visiting his
brother, who has been very i'll.
Mrs John Jackson of Mineral Point
and Mrs Peter Jackson spent last Fri
day with Mrs Jane Baxter.
Mrs Joseph Benson and son Russell
and Mr. and Mrs George Woolrich and
daughters spent Tuesday Of last week
at the Charles Sellers home north of
Dodgeville.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Stone and family
spent Friday evening at the A. j.
Walker home.
Will. Benson, who accompanied a
shipment of cattle to Chicago last
Thursday, returned Saturday.
Lindholm's and Stones shipped a
carload of cattle from Calamine Mon.
day.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Wolfe and sons will
leave soon for their home in Canada
Mr. Wolfe was cheesemaker at the Fer
rell factory the past year. They have
many friends who will regret their de-
parture.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Stone and son Frank
and Mrs Woolrich visited relatives at
Shullsburg last Thursday.
Peter Lindholm called on Mr. and
| Mrs Hans Larson last Sunday.
Will. Motley was called to Dakota
Monday owing to the serious illness Of
his sister Mrs Sarah Lincoln.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-21
WISCONSIN ORGANIZES
TO BACK LEAGUE PLAN

The Wisconsin branch of the League
to Enforce Peace elected the following
officers at its Win the War convention
at the University of Wisconsin last
week:
Gov. E. L. Philip, honorary chair
man; Sen. J. NJ Whitehead, GAINESVILLE,
state chairman; Edward w. Frost,
Milwaukee, active state vice chairman;
and O. G. Fuller, Milwaukee, state
treasurer.
Forty four state vice chairman were
appointed to lead activities in various
parts of the state. An executive COM
mittee, consisting of 81 members and
headed by Prof. Richard T. Ely of the
University of Wisconsin, was appointed.
County committees for Is Wisconsin
counties were appointed and organized
at the convention. The counties are
Columbia, Dane, Dodge, Grant, Green,
Green Lake, Iowa, Jefferson, Lafay ette,
Richland, Rock, Sank and Walworth.
The members Of the committee for
Iowa county are: John M. Reese,
chairman, Thomas M. Priestley, Joseph
J. Fielder, James w. Hutchinson, John
w. Chamley.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-21
OF No Consequence.

The other day, since so many
young people were called for to help
on farms, one boy, who was willing
and eager to help but wholly I'M
acquainted with farm work was as
signed to a farmer who was extreme
ly careless in giving directions as to
the work to be done. One day he
told the boy to grease the wagon" An
hour later the boy came in and said /:
give creased every part of the wagon
except the sticks that the wheels turn
On. | didn't bother with them. They
don't show much =!
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-21
ADVERTISEMENTS
To The Public.

[ have purchased the undertaking
business of Mr. A. F. Biship. have
received my diploma from Hohenschuh
and Carpenter College Of Embalming
of Des Moines, Iowa, and passed the
Wisconsin State Board Of Examination.
I have had the parlors remodeled and
am now prepared to do embalming and
undertaking in the most approved and
up to date manner.
respectfully solicit your considera-
ton. PHIL L. GoRGEN,
Mineral Point, Wis.
Phones So and 351.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-21
LINDEN

Mrs H. E. Evans was business cal
Ter at Madison Monday.
Fred Holman went to Shullsburg
Wednesday in search for employment.
Mrs Ernest Fredercks is visiting rel
atives in Chicago
Henry James is a business caller at
Dodgeville this week
Misses Vera Wenger and Letha Phil
lips of Mineral Point visited friends
here Thursday.
! 1. Jacobs is business caller in Chi
cago this week
Miss Ethel Oldenburg spent several
days this week at the Roscoe Liddle
home near Mitf1in.
Mrs H James is visiting relatives at
Dodgevil!e this week
DR.. A. r. HOllender has moved his
household goods to Mineral Point,
where he will take up the practice of
d.. Gratiot.
Eddie Collins of Edmund was bust
ness caller here Friday.
II. M. Zweifel was business caller
at Chicago last week.
w. B. Kirkpatrick returned Friday
from business trip to Chicago.
Mrs Marvin Tredinnick returned
from Dodgeville Friday, where she
has been visiting relatives.
Joe Poad returned to his home in
Kenosha Thursday, after an extended
visit here.
A. G.. Kletsch of Milwaukee was here
Wednesday looking after mining inter
ests.
Levi Pollard of Dodgeville was
business caller here Tuesday.
DR.. Young and brother Prof. Young
went deer hunting Friday.
Loren Horn of Mineral Point was
business caller here Monday.
F. F. Oldenburg was a business cal
Ter at Cobb Monday.
Lloyd Vial went to Shullsburg Wed
nesday in search of employment.
William Short has recovered from his
recent illness.
The "Flu" epidemic is SO we'll under
control SO as to allow chairs to be re-
placed in public places and church was
held Sunday evening
r. A. Stephens, Fred Holman, Eldred
Muldowney and Homer Fox, who were
called into service Monday, returned
Tuesday, the call having been cancelled.
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DIR. w. @. HAL ES
MODERN DENTISTRY
AT RIGHT PRICES


There will be no service at Trinity
next Sunday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Elmore Goelz,
on Tuesday, November 10, daughter.
Russell l.. Huxtable, who is in the
Aero service with the u. S. A. expedi-
tionary forces in France has kindly sent
to this Office copies of two interesting
publications, Plane News and The
Stars and Stripes.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Wiesen received
word last Saturday that their son Merl
had arrived in France. Another son,
Elmer, has been overseas for some time.
From Donald J. Fielder at Camp
Grant, the Library has received mum
Der of copies of Trench and Camp, also
copies of the first number Of The Gold
Bar, weekly newspaper of the Infantry
Central Officers Training P. I. O..
School at Camp Grant. The copies re-
ceived contain full page size likeness of
General Pershing.
Seventy five of the Brotherhood and
men of the Congregational Church held
a reception for Rev. A. H. Schoenfeld
at the residence of George S. HuxtaEle
Tuesday evening.
John N. Williams of Minneapolis is
here visiting his brother w. W. Will
liams this week.
Rev. A H. Schoenfeld was at Dodge
vile last Saturday, where he officiated
at the Kinnear Walker and Williams
Samson weddings.
Thomas Roberts of Marcus, Iowa,
has been visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs John Day the past week.
Rev A. H. Schoenfeld was called to
Middlebury Monday afternoon to con-
duct the funeral of Fred Theobold, son
of Mr. and Mrs James Theobold, who
died at Camp Shelby, Miss.
On account of the prevalence of the
influenza epidemic the proposed COM
munity Thanksgiving service has been
abandoned.
Hollandale Review: Mr. and Mrs
Henry Ryan received card Wednesday
stating that their son Thomas had
arrived safely over seas. Tommie has
been promoted to sergeant.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-21
PLEASANT VIEW

Mrs James Benson, pioneer resident
here, died at her home November IL.
Funeral services, which were largely
attended, were held at the church.
Charles Day was down from Madison
to spend the week end with his wife
and parents.
Will. Proctor transacted business in
Chicago last week.
Mrs H. r. Carter and Mrs Jesse G..
James of .ionesdale were recent visitors
at the Raleigh James and Harry Coli
cult homes.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Dunn of Rewey
were here Thursday to attend the flu
neral of Mrs Benson.
Mr. and Mrs George Thicker recently
received the sad news of the death of
their eldest son Herbert in Canada.
Mrs R. j. Benson and E. j. Fitz-
simons are on the sick list.
George Thicker has gone to Canada,
where he was called by the serious con-
dition of his son George.
LaVon Dunn was a Jonesdale caller
Monday.
Mrs Jane Dunn is visiting at the R..
J. Benson home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-21
KAISER is NOT lNTERNED
William Hohenzollern Regarded by
Holland as Distinguished
Foreigner.

Amerongen, Nov. 1S.-William Hob
enZollern has not been interned by the
Netherlands government. He is re-
garded rather as a distinguished for
eigner who has sought refuge and who
has a claim to protection. Presumably
he is free to go where he likes, but the
fact that his suite has actually been
interned restricts his movements.
Count Won Bentinck explained that the
former crown prince, as we'll as the
former emperor, ceased to be soldiers
when they abdicated.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-21
Union Thanksgiving Services.

The Congregational and Methodist
churches will meet in union Thanks
giving services as usual on Thursday
November %, at 1920 a. m. The SER
vices this year will be held in the M. E
church and Rev. A. H. Schoenfeld, pas
tor of the Congregational church will
preach the Thanksgiving sermon Sub
ject, 1.-The Proper Use of Blessings, the
Best Evidence of Gratitude"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1918-11-21

Burlington Standard Democrat: A
gain we are reminded of Col. Henry
Watterson's remark that one advantage
in having a college professor for pres
ident is that he can call the kaiser a
liar, a horse thief, and a murderer, not
only without using profanity, but in
language distinguished for its elegance.