Wisconsin Supreme Court October 10, 1933 (Helmicks v. Stevlingson)

lead-opinion

Fritz, J.

Appellant, in demurring to the complaint on the ground that it did not state sufficient facts to constitute a cause of action, relies, among other contentions, upon the *615proposition that the statement complained of is not libelous as to plaintiff because, as there is no reference made therein to an ascertained or ascertainable person, it does not sufficiently identify