WAR STAMPS CAMPAIGN
Plymouth County Runs Well Over Her Quota

Plymouth county bought about one-third more war savings stamps in 1918 than her quota. The total sales in this county were $630,118.75, which is $154,138.75 more than our quota. In every call fro men, money or work Plymouth county made a response of 100 per cent plus. Almost without exception the people of Plymouth county responded promptly and in splendid spirit to every patriotic call.
 

DR. H. F. RUBEL IS KEPT BUSY AT A CAMP HOSPITAL
 

Lieutenant H. F. Rubel, who is in France with the Army, writes that he is constantly on the move and is very busy. Lieutenant Rubel, who formerly practiced his profession of medicine in LeMars and Struble, enlisted for service over a year ago and was appointed to a medical corps and went across. When he wrote he was working in a hospital in France. He says France, except in the devastated regions, appears exactly the same to him as it did when he visited there fifteen years ago.

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N.A. Reisch, of Marion township, who was stationed at Fort Omaha in a balloon school, has returned home having secured an honorable discharge from service.