McLaughlin, 18th Iowa Infantry, Marsland ; Ambrose Hadley, 3d Rhode Island Infantry, Alliance ; Lewis R. Corbin, 83d Pennsylvania Infantry, Alliance.

Concerning the boys in service in the great World War, a list has come to the editor in chief which is added to the splendid story of Ira L. Tash, the county editor. This list may not be complete, but is presumed to be. There were three ways open to entrance in the service for the government army : enlistment, voluntary induction, and induction in the draft.

There were seventy-two enlistments as follows :

Earl E. Acord, Harold W. Berg, Henry L. Coker, Albert A. Duncan, Matison P. Gasteneau, Leon C. Ives, John Martin King, Clarence E. Levere, Norman A. McCorkle, Russell C. Miller, George J. Moscrip, Elmer F. Noe, George E. Ormsby, Ray Vernon Reddish, Horace H. Anderson, Don Brenaman, Donald Cooper, Daniel Elliott, William H. Hammond, John Henry Kane, John Spencer Knight, Frank Lyman Lewis. Ervin J. Macken, Ronald Moore, Robert W. Murphey, Martin J. Nolan, Wilbur F. Patterson, Clarence H. Reed. Elza I Barger, IVIerritt L. Chaffee. William 1''.. Davis, Louis l\. Federlin, Claude Hersch, E. Katon, Wincel Lackey, Glen Dale Locke, Leo Roscoe May, William Moravek,

Archie E. Nickerson, Everett B. O'Keef, John Priess, Harry Roberts, Harvey Benjamin, John Tyler Claver, Floyd R. Donovan, John T. Fitzgerald, Howard Oliver, Frederick A. King, Joe Lando, Roy A. McCluskey, Herbert E. Milan, Harrv A. Morrisey, Leo M. Nicolai, William L. O'Keefe, Gaylord H. Pry, Clifford T. Roberts, Howard Rucker, Charles F. Schafer, James H. Tally, Rex Truman, James E. Rundle, Guy E. Speaker, Lloyd Thomas, Walter H. Voight, Frank M. Schmidt, George C. StoII, Chester M. Thompson, Chester Z. Wells, Pete Sciora, Dick W. Strong, Francis Townsend, Corbin V. Witty.