McPheeters, Arthur Rfeibe, A. W. Robbins. J. R. Hill, Fred Sudman and J. M. Miller, corporals.

In the main corrider of the court house hangs the service flag of Deuel county. Of the one hundred and twenty-three names thereon nine shine with golden stars, and those who gave their lives for democracy are : Hilmer E. Jeppson, Clinton McAuliff, Frank Deutscher, Glen Harmon, Claude Remington, Edward H. Johnson, Roy Arms, Daniel Downley, and William McEvoy.

The roll of honor of Deuel county's sons who served under the flag during the World War is as follows: S. G. Tiestbaruer, Harry I.

Elmquist, Gordon B. Hoover, Alonzo H. De- Priest, June S. Johnson, Ray E. Parker, Benjamin F. Brown, Ivan R. Root, Hilmer E. Jeppson, Wilson K. Triplett, Fred Westling, Jesse W. Briggs, Edward E. Chalberg. Fred M. Fussell, Louie Mikkelson, Guy E. Higgins, Carl F. Eitzen. John Erick Bergren, Riley R. Barnes, Clarence F. McCarty, William Johnson, Herman Drake, Chester G. Wilcox, Paul C. Bergstrom, Earnest W. Schake, Carl A. Johnson, Elof E. Olson, Lincoln E. Miller, Clinton McAuliff. Felix M. Grant, Ralph M. Robbins, Woodridge H. Neal, Frank Deutscher, Lester R. Perry, Herman Christensen, Lynn W. Statler, Harry G. Neuman, Carl J. Jurgenson, Everett Hayes, Jasper W '. Wright, Fred H. Pfeiffer. Earnest Franceour, Waldo Mayfield, Cecil Shunk, George S. Johnson, Frank Gray, Vancil Stalancker, Walter W. Kallsen. Sam H. DePriest, Frank Best, Glen Harmon, R. D. Updike, Roy Fredrick, Henry Brestel Clifford Shattuck. Mark Gyger, Laurence E. Miller. Herman A. Andre, Lee Stutzman. Earl Nieier, Wallace Armstrong, Joseph R. Beckman, Joe Tarred, Neil Diehl, George McCleary, Fred D.'Stoki, Wm, E. Zehr, Leonard Hodgman, Claude Remington, Henry W. Brian, Wm. F. Mason, Wm. G. Wilder, Wm. F. Slattery, Vernon J. Nelson, Edward H. Johnson, Ray Stutzman, Elmer Stutzman, James T.