Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-20
.221 DRAF TED MEN DEPART KANSAS .CANT0NMENT
Large Turnout Despite Bad Weather to Cheer Cochise County Men at Station Last Night.

At 7:30 last night a special train Of Pullman sleepers moved away in the general direction of Camp Funston, carrying the Cochise men who go as their countys representation in the nations second call
 The men had put in another strenu- the morning. after which Captain J. c. Walker addressed them. He told them something of the service. and a great deal about their individual duties as soldiers.
 Afterwards the men were at liberty until o'clock. when they were form ed at the Y. NJ. c. A. and marched to the station. Due to the rain. the scheduled band concert did not mater ialize: although the c. and A. band played the National air as the men entrained. A vast crowd had gather ed. however. in spite of the rain. and they eheered loudly as the new sol diers quickstepped by. When the peO- pie learned that the train would not leave until 7:15, a great many of them departed for shelter or a hasty sup per; but long before the special pull ed out, there was a re-gathering. T. seemed as if everyone in the district had come to pass a final word of cheer to the department men. Spirits ran high, and everyone was happy.
 Jessie E. McComb was put in charge of the contingent by Captain Wheeler. The sheriff has long been a personal friend of McCombis father, and he has known the son since childhood. McComb has had military experience; he is popular among the men. and was we'll fitted fer the leadership of the contingent Absent and Unaccounted For.
 There were 49 of the drafted men who were unaceounted for at the hour of the trains departure Perhaps a few of these men will join the train at Douglas. but the most of them will doubtless be on the stacker list. This will be published in a few days. All of these men-who constituted almost one-fifth of the contingent-had been notified of the consequences resulting from failure to report. They will all be court-mariialed. and they are sub ject to the forfeit of their lives. The List Sam Radovich. Earnest George. H. A. Bidwell Sam Tabakovich. s. MilutanOvich. M w Ramsey. c. s. Pierce. Alvia Carl Pedro Cobo. James Miller. w. A. Shattuck- C. D. Guista.
 Abraham Mustafa. John Vukovich. Luis Rivers. O. R. Sadler. Michael Butler. John Kelly.
 Mike Ferris. Jose Lanciriea. Wm. Penthouse. R. C. Martin. Alex Mcdonnell. Joe Clinton. J. G. Pfeiffer. Hetera Malik T. B. Kettle. Casiniro Figuero. Peter Vlahovich. Martia Medak. c. A. Ridgeway. Joe Leone.
 J. H. Marshall. F. OsuOa. Steve Supancich. G. Marcinelle. l.. H. Flanders. Knut Carlson. c. D. Curtis. Alex Gachis. l.. " Crane. H. F. Wilson. Ernset Adling. J. n. Battertessa. Pat Branon. NJ. F. Morgan. O w. Olsen. w. O. Wyrick E. F. Rubanka.
 "Pinch Hitters."
 The void left by these 49 was filled in large measure by the men named below. The first nine were listed in the third call. which was published recently:
 Robert Foster. Archie Theronx G. w. Higbee. R. E. Taggart J. B. Taylor. D. Golf. Russell Meadows. Peter Statakos. Palmer Key. c. B. Harmen. Napoleon Anent. Roy Stewart. Ivan Follett Arthur White. Francis Ames. Cole Noel F. F. Cullam. c. R. Riley. Albert Nusser. w M Johnson. Orville Wright. Floyd Burney. l.. Mikovich. Henry Wright. Jefferson Glenen. Wm. Klein. Eric Issacson. Michael Kelly. Emile Wanmus. Manuel Topez. H. D. Hartnick. Albert J. Putner. TT. J. Green. Roy Wyse. M. Porter. Jr. N. s. Sweet. Joe Kinkilla. Elvis Barnes. 70. H. Green. Wm. A. Hurst.
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