You can download these Adobe .pdf files to your computer and save and/or print them as you wish.  Thanks...Matt Ancestry - Carl Johannes Baarsgaard.pdf Death Certificate - Carl J Baarsgaard.pdf US Census Records - Carl J Baarsgaard.pdf WWI US Army Transport Records - Carl J Baarsgaard.pdf

I took a look for it too and came up empty.  mikie

137th Infantry Brigade! 35th Division...   https://stewartsmilitaryantiques.com/us-wwi-m1917-doughboy-helmet-35th-division-137th-infy-brigade.51262.archive.htm   Same as your Great Great Uncles Helmet!   If you really want to know about your Relatives service... Maybe AZNATION The acclaimed humble, forum history Wizard will see this and take a look for you? Is Stewarts wrong? Could be.. because most of what I find on the forum ID'S the symbol as @Blacksmith said.. 139th

If it helps, he was from Detroit Lakes, MN! Wow I can’t believe how fast y'all get on these and I love it! Keep the comment coming!

I believe one yellow quadrant is the 139th, but one of our ASMIC friends will be along soon…

35th Division.  I believe the colors may indicate 137th Infantry Regiment.  Perhaps someone can confirm. 

sent you a private Message with what I believe to be a working email, at least it did not send back the ERROR message using it

Yup 35th infantry! Examples. Even though yours doesw not show up in these examples.. there were many different examples to be found. These charts are not the whole list.  

It’s the Santa Fe Cross of the 35th Infantry Division, with a regimental identification via the yellow-colored quadrant.     AI needs to read some books…

These are all WW2 vintage to the best of my knowledge.  Tthe MTBRON patches are consistent with the construction of other WW2 era patches