New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-31

had been more than realized, he said,
because the boys are all in better
physical condition than when they left
for Fort Smelling or when they departed
from that military camp for the border.
Praises Mr.. Crone.
In his praises for the good work done
by Ferdinand Crone and other members
Of the Armory Board, Major Pfaender
said he had heard since his arrival that
recently there had been something of a
scare in the Crone household, when it
was discovered that Mr.. Crone's bed
was missing. Calm settled down later
when the missing furniture was found at
the Armo1y, where the owner had taken
it that he might be ION the job without
interruption.
Lieutenant Adolph Klause, New Ulm's
efficient chief of police, during his stay
on the border, was detailed by the general
in command to organize the military
police force on the border. His success
has brought universal commentator
from his superior officers.
At the close of the speechmaking Toast
master Liesch, on behalf of Mayor
Fritsche, Ferdinand Crone and himself,
pledged themselves to do all in their
power to secure employment for the men
who left their positions to 60 to the
border and had returned to find them
selves out of jobs.
Ends With Grand Ball.
Following the banquet the floor of
the main floor of the Auditorium was
cleared of the tables and chairs, and a
ball was held, which lasted until late
hour. The occasion was enjoyed by a
large number of the soldiers, their families
and friends. -- ~
Following are the officers and privates
of the New Ulm companies: H..
Field and Staff Major Albert Pfaen-
der, Comdg. list Battalion; Capt! F. J..
Hubbard, Regimental Supply Officer;
1t. H. G. Hubbard, Adjutant LIST Batal-
ion; 1t. J. L. Fritsche, Regimental Den
tist;. .:......
Mont Commissioned Staff-Edward J..
Berg, Regimental Sergeant Major; Ar
mand J. Groebner, Color Sergeant.
Company A-Capt., B. Groebner;
First Lieut., Adolph Klause; Second
Lieut., Alfred Puhlmann; LIST sergt.,
r. E. English; Supply Sergt., Helmuth
Reinke; Sergeants: John Sackl, Hy.
Grussendorf, Henry Krieger; Mess-ser-
geant: Elmer Cordes; Corporals: Her.
man Schwerr, Herm. Schwantes, Arthur
Fiemeyer, John Gerber, Anton Dewanz,
VIM. Ruhnow. Mechanic: John Kral.
Cooks. Wenzel Gulden, Harry Weyhe.
Buglers: Albert Pechtel, Wenzel Kral,
Privates: Albert Bauer, Owen Evans,
Erwin C. Globes, Alfred Dahlmann,
Samuel E. Jacobs, Herman Kortz,
Harry Lang, John Lindmeyer, James
Stevens. Harry Bum, Fred Darkow,
George Goblirsch Herman F. Goltz,
Harry Hecht, William Norman, Carl
Johnson, William Koch, Hy.5 Konako-
WITT, Paul Kosek, Albert Krieger, Charles
LeDuke,' August Lindorf, Thomas Pfaen-
der, Anton Roesch, Arthur Roth, Gustav
Schlick, Herbert Schmidt, Frank Schmidt,
R. Siebenbrunner, Arthur A. Tanke, Ed.
Welter, Walter ]. Engel.
Honorably discharged Chas. F..
Hardecker, Henry Rooster, Roderick
Marion, Arthur Penkert, VIM. Pfeiffer,
Remnant Salchert and Arthur A. Wurm.
Band-Band Leader, Jos. C. Hofmeis-
ter. Asst. Band Leader: Anton Weis.
Cook: Emil Berg. Band Sergeant: Haydn
Hofmeister. Band Corporal: Elmer R..
Schmidt. Musicians: George A. Crone,
Frank Hofmeister, John Scheiderich,
John J. Zupfer, Herbert Prahl, Ernest
Schleuder, Henry Stechmann, Otto
Schwarzrock. Private: Arthur c. Meyer.
Machine Gun Company-1st Sergt.,
Aug. Marschner, Supply Sergt: Columb.
Herrian. Sergeants: John c.. Rooster
Carl Joern, Harry Joern. Corporals: John
c. Welter, John D. Hrusa, Silver Thomp-
son, Edwin A. Olson. Cooks: Harold
Ellington, John C. Stolt. Bugler:
Bernard Sturm. Mechanic: Fred w.
Loerch. Privates: Joseph Brey, Chas.
Chute, Stanley Chute, Oscar Haugen, w,
johnson. Peter H. Morson, r. Mueller
William Abraham, Joseph Baar, Philip
j. Moe, Carl Plautz, Albert Schmaltz
John Stippl, Anton Throldahl, Edward
Throldahl, Hans Vegum, August Wal
dow, Albert Wage, VIM. Zimmerman
Honorably discharged-Fred Chris
tiansen, Wesley G: Jensen and Albil
Koeck. s3 4.
HIS SOLDIER DADDY.