Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-06-27

| EDWARD ID. hregel.
" John F. Montay.
Musicians-Claude r. Roberts.
Arthur F. Will.
COoks-Dan Edgerton.
Dan Pregont.
PRIvATEs
Edward 2. Albrecht VIM Humber
BENJAMIN II. Buck Harry E. Knapp
Paul F. Bauman Geo. Lendowski
VIM. C. Bauman Leslie j. Mathews
Arthur b. Bauman Otto G. Melang
Rae t. Best Martin J. Muckerheide
Helmueth E. Bruess Emil Mueller
! Geo. l.. Bolin John Mecikalski
Jay +. Blanchert Roy j. Morgan
Giles j. Barlow Donald j. McLennon
Wesley NJ Barlow Elmer H. Menzner
Paddy j. Brown James B. Nutter
Christ Christensen Erwin Olson
Adolph Christensen Elmo w. Schley
| Fred Curry Morris E. Smeberg
Eugene Cooper Lawrence o. SWope
Chas. Callahan Arthur w. Stretch
Otto F. braves Max Fl. Stretch
Emil F. Donner Joe B. Schleicher
| Robt. A. Empey Arthur z. Skinner
Henry J. Empey John j. Scutkowski
Wm. A. Gendron Edward T. Tessmer
Robt. f. Gritzmacher Emil Fl. Totsch
Earl A. Goldsmith Frank Tuler
Anton Goetzman Raymond Veirgutz
August j. Gottschalk Arthur Warning
Joseph j. Herback Irving J. Eckles
Carl A. Haske Otto Witberler
| Grover Jones John j. Zemske
BENJAMIN W. Kregel Abraham Kreider
Anton Schymanski
RE-ENLIsTED MEN
Louis Hendricks Albert Henry Will
| Oscar thinner W. w. Howland
Harry Thurston
RECRUITS
Frank W. Klever Fred Eberlein
Elmer E. Trantow Arnold Veirgutz
John Carl Vogel Harold Homrg
VIM. Henry Bolin Harry Stoker
Hugo Wiman VIM. Huns icker J.,
George Borowitz
The following addi tional members
and recruits have joined Co. G. since
its departure for Camp Douglas:
MEMBERS
Gust Lehman Edward Albrecht
| Henry Empey Jay Blanchard
Arthur Warning Giles Barlow
RECRUITS
Harry Taylor Stanley Novok
Anton Scarkewski Fred Heuer
Frank Ladisure
From Monday, June 19, until the
following Thursday there was intense
excitement in our city because of the
fact that Company G had received
orders to go to Camp Douglas, and
there prepare for a campaign in Mex
leo. The order came later to leave
Wausau Thursday morning for camp
Since that time there have been fare
we'll parties for the boys. A flag rails
ing in their honor on Wednesday even
ing and yesterday morning the band
was secured to escort the company
to the train, and all Wausau turned
out to do the boys honor.
A special train of nine coaches, had
| started from Rhinelander at Sis with
the company of that city on board; il
reached here at : O'Clock to take on
the Wausau company, thence to
Marshfeld, where it picked up the
company at that place and the Second
Regiment band, thence to Neilsville
for the company of that city and from
there the run was made to Camp
| Duglas.
At s O'Clock the procession started
from the armory in the following or
der: Columbia band, Company G, w
n. G., 81 members in uniform, local
aerie of Eagles and citizens in auto
mobiles. and in the rear were teams
CARRYING camp equipment and bag
gage. From every staff fioated the
| American flag, and the colors were III
the windows of business places, anC
were hung from every post along the
line of march. Automobiles were dec
Grated with the stars and stripes anC
a spirit of patriotic enthusiasm tool
possession of every man, woman an(
child in the city. Thousands of peo
pie were along the line of march ant
followed the procession to the depot
The march was from the armor!
south to jackson; east to Third; nortl
TO Scott: west to Second; south t
Washington, and west TO the North
western depot. Clarke's island coult
hardly hold the crowd. There wa
very little cheering or handclapping
all seemed saddened over the depar
ture of the boys, many of whom, the.
felt. might not return alive.
At the depot the procession dis
banded and the members of Compan,
G remained in line where they bi'
goodbye to their relatives and friends
1t was very affecting scene; tn
boys passed through the ordeal brave
". but there was an undereurrent o
soberness and seriousness. Tear
were shed by mothers and sisters, an
not few of the friends of those de
parting, could restrain themselves
At S:25. the conductor shouted al
aboard" and from that time on unit
the train pulled out, all were bus!
. and when it did leave there was cheer
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