Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-09
R|E|;S'''ERV y We; ! !; ] LIST |. ( ,
TOBE|: NEEDED NJ | /
1 TO FILL QUOTA
Over SO Per Cent Of Regis
trants Seek Exemptions
SO Are Rejected.
BOARD COMPLETES
\ EXAMINATION TO-DAY


EXAMINATION TODAY
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+ 80 = >1a : iSAea1S' 'i'e'-
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Returns from the ac+,,,i+;as ~. +,,a
S5rafids Forks cn,,ntv eIs,,,- -t;nr NO "a
At moon today showad tha+ oe rae5s-
Yra.nfs 1 wera .cons,Gerad fn,. r,,iits -,
seryfcai this mnrning 40 naa.ins stI,a
exan1inatinn HIT .cia3n,,e exan, nt;nns AZ
Others passed and hava az 'vat Siai M:
for~phvsica1 d,sa hiiitv - sNs- IA,
I'm, I'm, IS S., ~ a. 80 ..s'.$a
wnoissale demand Ior. N sAenap. n
,LSl .DlanRs mas MADE certain SSnat lne
N4ug,1 l 20 pc raAsea anss5raMa ',Ha1a
,;suass sas ..o.l. connty. VIII haraay Ge nall
nrsnataaS Lne aos .resis.ran.s g pe,ns sanls
dt sanea. e As.noon On Ioaay; S6S men 1eal
~ Maas passed before the board since lasI
ussGay: /. " tnis nImDeI. ao ciaaal ciaa
a ssar .a,,v.,eai @ aGsa t,1;yv ns Ieev,,,e 1s7
Hho IS. - 40 ssad M ! fi,.s+ eyn nina tinn
MI kava .poadas p ~ ,,,.ntaaf s : -
! l ~ @ e. Z. ~ p.a.s' ...,ss !, ] =, /. $.
Maay & InloI6. 5eAetnp ,1ss1p claitns dIe
expesssd ana T is certain that large
1,sIiv ~ saa7sIs.,;i1 "a -raiacted a. >tha
r,sy avsmstrntsn,, W,. Il Y q = 80
= nnr3ng itI,a twn ara ona balf davs
during which the board has been in
session, not one man has been classi-
though several have intimated that
mtlitary service was not entirely to
their liking. These. however, feared
the law as much as the service, and
some hled exemption claims Tor near
W. any reason which they believed
might stand the test OF the invesngat-
ing board.
@ Nearly every nationality has been
repressnted.by the registrants M but = no Q
board. Several aliens have claimed
exemption but no unnaturalized Ger-l r
mans have put In an appearance.
The examining Of the 46s regis-
trants VIII be completed this after,
commence filins notices. For ten
days those exa1nin ed VIII nave an op-
Those before fhe poard today ara t,s
sxemption, resident alien. @. g
ARRie Salmon AID, q, Poplar, Mont,
! plainas exsnap aon, dependent wife al.
child !, 5 sg} & 3
Ienry NJ rae sxa ,,nined we'd
aassdaS. siras ~ axernp , bn ds-
Gndes ID vsara oid q ''.'s s9s'
w, 1850 A,Eis.l. efs y cosanty.
IN. 49, ,1ss Hs,, y n x s - '
.a Lester NJ aciand. Ct. Louis county,
MINI, passed. examlnanon, no ex-
empaons claimed
reJected o.. examination:
James DdWard Ioriecoll, 6SS@ wal
nut, claims exemption, dependent
VIE or child. II, u *
Il George Walker: Lankin, N. p,
passed II exanain ation. no exemption
claimed. " tss S.
4 ! \ dore =: Dale Eordvtlle, n. D:,
SDdwins Bye, 1924 Cheyenne avenue.
passed ae1almanat ation, no exemption
I claimed z 8
Frank Dixon, Northwood, claims
exemption. q resident alien.
Ole %. Graf, ~ MektnocR, Z NJ y.
passed examination, no exemption
;f Knute Johnson, Thompson, passed
summation no exemption claimed
e Johannes Koski, Niagara, rejected
ons examination.
B Peter Ptfer, Larinore. claims ex-
symptom. dependent wife.
Oliver j.. Berg, BOB COTTONWOOD
wifsY or child. is'
RAYMOND 1 Klindworth, 6l4. lone ave.
Vile. q a .1. 1g
!. Ray b. Fisher 618 Cherry street,