The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-09-06
START EXAMINING SATURDAY
Division Board of Exemption Makes
Big Hole in List Certified by Local
Board and New Demand for Men
for Army is Seen.

Eighty more men from Kenosha
county must face the county examin-
ing physicians in an effort to secure
the full quota of one hundred and
twelve men which the county must
furnish to the new national army. The
county exemption board today issued
the call to these new men and half of
them will report for examination on
Thursday and the remainder for ex-
animation on Friday. Out of this
number of men the county exemption
board feel certain that it will be able
to get the full quota of one hundred
and twelve which the county must
furnish. A total of four hundred men
have now been called by the county
and if the quota is secured from this
number it will mean a twenty-five per
cent of the total called.
A week ago it was believed that the
county exemption board had secured
all the men needed to make up the de-
mand of Uncle Sam for soldiers. Then
the district exemption board got busy
Many men who had claimed exemption
and who had been refused exemption
by the local board were given chance
to work the farms and nearly all mar
| ried men who had been certified by the
local board won exemptions under
the new rule promulgated to the
district boards.
Members of the board declared this
morning that they would rather be
Cover" than "short" and that it was
their belief that with the new call that
they would have few more than would
be necessary. The following is the list
of men called for examination. Those
numbered from "824' to "851D will
appear for examination on Thursday
and the others on Friday:
851-Eirer s. Nielsen, Somers.
158-A. Nelson, Pleasant Prairie.
778-Wm. GEM, Kenosha.
Adam Arnold, Kansasville.
187-Fred Aug. Wienke, Woodwork.
52-Chas. B. Rudolph, Bristol.
105-Raymond Edwards, Woodwork.
650-John A. Meisel, Genoa Junction.
836-Robt. W. Milloy, Kenosha
36-Christ Peter Ludwig, Bristol.
985-H. W. Newbury, Burlington.
352-Geo. H. Micaelis, Kenosha.
418-Frank Wesley White, Kenosha.
920-Geo. Wavro, Kenosha.
456-Chas. W. Dean, Silver Lake.
806-Alex Kucsec, Kenosha.
416-Gilbert Theobald, Kenosha.
617-Mike Euska, Genoa Junction.
526-Harry Lubeno, Trevor.
609-Walter J. G. Bernhoft, Bassett.
613-Jacob Cuych, Genoa Junction.
316-Chas. Edison Hardy, Kenosha.
274-Antony Butust, Pleasant Prairie.
948-Wm. F. Fosdick, Burlington.
968-Alois John Lubeno, New Munster
386-Harry Olsen, Salem.
766-Anton Gozcwinski, Kenosha.
734-John G. Courtney, Kenosha.
511-Ludwig Koehn, Salem.
205-Chas. M. Everett, Kenosha.
913-John W. Tennessen, Kenosha.
342-Steve Lisich, Pleasant Prairie.
860-Ira Ola Pitcher, Kenosha.
934-Frank M. Barbian, Wheatland.
460-Sylvester Dibble, Salem
427-Guy Nelson Yates, Pl. Prairie.
666-Fred Rasch, Wilmot.
241-Paul F. Peterson, Union Grove.
40-Geo. L. Mcdonald, Salem.
572-Albert G. stanke, Trevor.
824-Andrew Liske, Somers.
442-Chas. Alb. Barber, Bristol.
202-Benton Hy. Erickson, Bristol.
164-Leslie Perry, Pleasant Prairie.
268-Henry Cole Balm, Kenosha.
272-Matt Jos. Balm, Kenosha
964-Henry W. Kerkman, n Munster
866-Christian Rush, Kenosha
593-Lyle J. Vanduzer, Salem
4o7-Martin Thomey, Kenosha.
262-LoftuA NJ Askino, Pl. Prairie.
886-Henry J. Schwartz, Somers.
883-J. B. Schuenemann, Jr., Kenosha.
769-Thos. Greojuric, Kenosha.
776-G. Gerondal, Timber Lake, s. D. |
566-Francis w. Staley, Wilmot.
581-FFed Semrau, Wilmot.
311-Karl Knut Holmgren, Kenosha.
124-Roy Jul. Hansen, Bristol.
4s1-Frank Glava, Silver Lake
S95-Samnel Smith, Kenosha.
744-Martin Devoogd, Somers.
979-Jos. Adolph Merten, Burlington. |