Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-04

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discovered, This and similar storiel
are being told by men who are
throwing every possible obstacle In the
way. OF the draft machine. Regis
trants who have taken the exAmina-
ton will testify as to the c~arefulness
OF the physicians who are Fin charge
of the physical tests. The fact that
only one man from this county out OF
81 sent to Camp Dodge was rejected
is also indicative Of the efficiency OF
the examining board.
Charges are being made against the
board by disloyal residents and reg
istrants are encouraged to ask for ex-
emption. No efforts are being made
to prove any Of the charges, however,
although the complete records. are
open for inspection at any time.
After War Proft&
To every registrant called for ex-
animation, a local notary addresses q
communication, soliciting patronage
by offering to aid in obtaining ex-
emption at a nominal charge. This
also encourages false affidavits, Of
ftctals say, but no ruling can be found
to prevent the practice. as it is not
Other notaries haYe attempted to
grow rich from the business growing
out OF the draft. One young attorney,
who recently was admitted to the bar,
opened up headquarters and taxed
each registrant $40 for making out an
affidavit. Some Of the registrants were
SO anxious to obtain their release that
they were willing to pay any price.
The usual charge for the notary serv-
ice Is said to be fifty cents.
Expect Call Soon.
Just when another call for-men to
be sent to Camp Dodge will be made
pated that the next forty per cent will
start south before October Is. This
date has not been confirmed, how
ever.
The men who passed the physical
examination on October 2 and who
did not claim exemption before the
local board, but may ask release from
the district board on industrial rea-
sons, are included in the following list.
district board as eligible for service:
Ralph Wilcox Healy. Gilby.
Elmer Anderson, SIT Cottonwood
street, Grand Forks.
Herbert H. Nichols, Waldo, Wis.
FRED r: McKtbben. Reynolds.
Eldrid Thomas Hunter, AIS North
Fifth street, Grand Forks.
Edwin q. Sletten, Larimore.
Edward Skurdell, Aneta.
Oscar o. Ostlie, Northwood. q
Edward A. Fladeland, Reynolds.
Sam Hagen, N~orthwood.
Henry Mankie. 424 Elm street,
Grand Forks,
Anton Berg. 81 Chestnut street,
Grand Forks.
Clarence N. ouamme, Northwood.
pNarve Narveson, Jr., Northwood.
Arthur M. Hulteng, 72s Belmont
avenue, Grand Forks.
William Rachac, 1920 Bulge ave-
nue., Grand Forks.
Oscar G.. West, Thompson.
Theo. Norman johnson, 1907 Chey-
enne avenue. Grand Forks.
Henry Francis Weston, 208 North
Eighth street, Grand Forks.
Gustav Wollum, Hatton.
Matthias Setness, Kempton.
Harry Halverson, Kempton.
Floyd N. Cowman, Larimore.
William Greenberg, $50 Second ave-
nue., Grand Forks.
Oscar Adolph Hallick, 429 Chestnut
street, Grand Forks.
Hike Siebrand. Northwood.
Thoralph H. Suby, Northwood.
levi Setter, Northwood.
William Blanchard Hunking. Ink
ster.
John Henry Lee, Johnstown.
Peter Alsberg, Reynolds.
Walter F. Werstlein, Osnabrock.
John Verkuehlen, Niagara.
Perdin p. Korsmo. Northwood
Adolph I. Qualheim, Northwood
Reuel I. Sande, TIP Boulevard ave-
nue., Grand Forks.
George Lund, Honeyford. -
Thomas Henry Hunt, Marvel.
Lawrence j. Nero, 40 Cherry
street, Grand Forks.
William James Burns, Grand Forks.
William Breidenbach, Reynolds.
William Edward LEM, Reynolds.
w. George Stevens, 1875 Fenton
street, Grand Forks.
Paul T. Waller, S12 Walnut street.
Grand Forks.
James Edwin Yarde, Larimore.
Thomas Edward Carey, wilmont,
MINI.
Olaf Olson, Reynolds.
Louis Benjamin Bailey, 1119 lone
avenue, Grand Forks.
William Fred Seig, Reynolds.
Emil Nelson. Mekinock.
William Russell Duke. ia North
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Edwin r. Sabin, Northwood.
John Daniel Mcdonald, r. ID. No. 2
Grand Forks.
Donald Henry Currie, Arvilla. !.
Ralph D. Pratt, Aneta. ~
Joseph Clarence Bilden, Northwood.
William Jensen Of Larimore was re-
fused exemption by the local board
but appealed to the state board where
his release was granted.
c. B. Young, 311 Walnut street,
transferred to. Rockford, ILL.,, and was
rejected on physical examination.
Clarence Brandon of Hatton, N. d.,
claimed exemption before the district
board but was refused release.
-Four more re~gistrants, who failed to
put In an appearance on October Q.
have been examined. Jess Ray Mitch
ell. 523 North Seventh street, passed
the physical examination but claimed
exemption, dependent wife or child
William Allan Cross of this city
passed the examination but claimed
exemption, dependent wife or child.
George A. Lee. TIT North Fourth
street. passed examination but claim
ed exemption, dependent wife or
child.
Elias Meblin. ss7 Second avenue.
rejected on physical examination.
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