Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-07-20
NUMBERS DRAWN
DRAWING AT WASHINGTON TO
SELECT MEN FOR ARMY
| SERVICE
IS YOUR NAME WRITTEN THERE?
Rusk Ccunty's Quota Only 78 and
Cavalry Mere Than Covers
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The big lottery to fix the order IN
which men are to be called to the
colors was started at washington
this (Friday) morning. Four hours
after the drawing started about
2,4OO numbers had been drawn. The
first number drawn was 25S; the
second 1922 The highest registra-
tion in Rusk county, 1895, was the
eighteenth number drawn. James
Van Patter. of Glen Flora, is No. 25S
in Rusk county.
The first hundred names drawn at
Washington selected twenty-three
Rusk county men, numbers greater
than 1895 having no effect in this
county.
The following numbers appear in
the order in which they were drawn
at Washington. All numbers great
er than 1895 are not printed, as they
have no effect on Rusk county reg
istrants. On the order in which each
number appears depends the time
when each registrant must appear
before his respective board.
On page 8 of this issue is an ar
ticle giving the number of men con-
stituting Rusk county's quota as
7S, SC that even if your name is in
the list drawn and you are not sub
jet to exemption, you may not be
called upon.
In fact, if the cavalry troop will
count against Rusk county's quota,
as many understand, the draft will
not effect the county for some time
to come.
If you are a registered man in
Rusk county, find your serial num-
Der in the list published On page q
of this issue. If your number has
not been drawn, it may appear in
later drawing.
Save the list for reference.
huSk SOutlty fNdHCS Di0Wii
(Residence of any of these men can
be found by reference to list on
page g.
25S Jim Blaine van Patter
21S William Much
ass Grant Alexander Smar:
S54 Joseph tOrchette
1895 Guy William McGlOthlin
7S3 Ernest Clifford Cote
S37 Ray Lyle Smith
337 Mike Senyk
876 Daniel Wander Linden
275 Vincent Lincoln Freeman
500 Stanley DObrowolski
564 Stanley F. Tomczak
945 Thomas Lemuel Phillips
500 Paul Peter Kawalski
$50 Mike Copipe
54S Richard Edwin Apker
126 Anthony VOSs
7S4 Asa Vern Chamberlin
755 Ray Leslie Holt
107 Arnold G.. Krause
GIG Albert e. Willie
373 Andrew FOsheim
775 Ellsworth Wilson
486 Ancil Levi Rands
692 George Arthur Hedelius
600 Andrew H. Kowaleski
SO William Jennings Bretag
507 Frank Cizek
300 Jesse Chivers Stevens
437 Rudolph Fink
GOA Joseph Makech
43 ChaS. F. H. Sprague
1865 Frank Miller
924 Leo c. Streater
420 Urgel Harvey Fecteau
1914 Lester NJ. Roderick
514 Maine Mackin Keith
433 William Franklin Brooks
10 Earl j. Cooper
1916 Gordon Campbell
1881 Clarence Ernest Whiteaker
7o4 Michael Wrobel
149 John Boss
432 Daniel Benjamin Wachet'er
Is George Albert Heath
652 Vern Louis Rasmussen
927 Alexander Auttskawcz
739 julie r. z. Woodmansee
COL George M. KOehler
COG Victor A. Natur
1S2 Milo Edward Dean
513 William Jurecki
46 John l.. Scoles
1920 Joseph d. Shumway
223 Ernest Nichols
III Paul l.. Otis
COZ Moses Louie King
800 Alfred Bernhard Lund
70 James Dan Martin
772 Rufus Albert Todd
Isl Henry Duca
7S6 Frank Krzyston
2S0 William Henry Clifford
972 e. e. Carson
9S3 Charles Edward Eisenach
757 Russell Glendale Keeley
966 John w. Barfknecht
S68 VIM. Ellsworth King
332 Anton PoSpisil
379 Edward Hinterberg
542 Mike Rymarcsuk
1914 Arthur w. Cash
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