The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-09-13
DISTRICT BOARD MAY CHANGE
Further Action Now Up to the Highe,
Court at Racine Soldiers Who are
Now in the Service Given Honor
able Release from the Draft.

The Kenosha City Consumption Board
now has dreams Of few hours rest as
they have completed the long task of
examining, certifying and exempting
the men who were summoned to appear
before them in the second call to secure
Kenosha' s soldiers for the first army
of half million. Their part of the
work is all done, but the files and
records cannot be closed until the
meeting of the district board at Racine
either confirms their action or orders a
new disposition of several eases.
The most interesting list with which
their work was ended was that of the
soldiers who were already serving the
| flag and for that reason were exempted
from obligation to the CONSUMPTION
board. This included many of the
volunteers who had first offered their
services to their country and because
many of them were now far away from
Kenosha on the land or sea training,
there was considerable red tape neces-
sary in filing and passing on the claims
but this has all been attended to and
accepted by the board. The list Of
men who are exempted because they are
already in the service of Uncle Sam,
either as members of Company "M' or
Troop :" E'' or in the navy is as follows:
3S62-Josef skofco, BIT Orange St.
/ 112-Georgc Grentellis, 200 Main st.
383-Wm S. Gallagher, 610 Dayton
2364-Benjemin Rundell, $50 Prairie.
1881. A. Evers, Jr., 67S Quinton
1070-George Petersen, 300 Julius St.
221-A. Scrrentino, Victoria st.
221-Gilbert S. Lance, 365 Prairie.
2655-Joe Sankos, $50 Jenne ST.
3262-John Misna, 500 .Jenne st.
3092-Joe G. Butkus, Is N. Main st.
5000. Stcrino, Is Pleasant St.
2430-T. Gostiznski, 81 Rice Ave.
3558-Rapolos Karpowice, SIS Broad.
Matthias Rabzel, 322 n. Oak St.
1774-Ewald j. Yonk, 1875 Fleet ST.
There are some who are not wearing
a smile as the result of the action of
the board; these are the twelve whose
claims for exemption have been disal-
lowed and who unless the district
board reverses the decision, must 90
to war with the other soldiers as soon
as they are called Those, whose
claims were not granted out Of the
second call men were:
1896-Victor Camille, 297 Wescott ST.
1287-Frank r. Weth, 772 Elizabeth.
6-Harry IT. Otto, 420 Park st.
Hash, G. Schnuckel, 655 Charles st.
21S4-Giotanni Coputo, 155 Newell
3906-.Iohn Kolar, 90 Hanson st.
2186-Wm. Rolbiecki 562 Symmonds.
3107-R. T. Rice, 155 Sheridan Road
1943-Francisco Arello, 101 Edward.
4028-C. IT. Radatz, GIT Linderman.
22S3-C. E. E. Berg, TIA Brockett st,
3963-John Bruins, 1865 Prairie Ave.
The list which completes the present
work of the board is the granting of
the exemptions because of dependen-
to the men who can cease to worry
about military service There is of
course the action of the district board
vet and counter claims have been filed
in several eases, but it is believed
that in the majority of the cases.
the decision of the local board will
be upheld This list is as follows:
4254-Louis c. DeFrang, Ala Lake Av.
2167-D. A. Albofonte, 32S Valentine.
4300-F. Krambert, 588 Superior st.
3916-M. Bertkowski, Racine Ave.
957-C. Fl. Sterling, 613 S. Chicago.
1112-Wm. L. Tenney, 953 Prairie Az.
1595-Fritz R. Sorensen, 973 Grover.
383-Edward O'Neil, R. f. D. 2, Bx. 35
2196- Giuseppi Cosentino, 81 Pearl.
1221-H. D. Hollenbeck, 66S Quinton.
1860. Juchilske, SIS Rowland Ave.
199-Emil F. Meissner, 421 Sheridan.
1346-Ben H. Tambrecht, 451 Grover.
3915-Michael Malinger, 400 Linden.
2922-Joe Camilli, 80 Edward st.
3701-George Thorn, 172 Lemon St
2937-Franeis j. Coglan, 700 Grand.
391S-Henry Haake, 500 Grant st.
1639-John R. Holmes, S51 Grover st.
1715-Olle G. Helding, 400 Charles st.
321-Wm. R. Hoffman, $50 Market st.
2611-R. E. Drinkwine, 2S4 Maplewood
368-Edward Hillyer, $40 Salem Ave.
31S2-Stanley Wollas, 63 Sheridan Rd.
sl4-Charles F. Rock, $50 Park Ave.
44SS-John Herman Dietz, 918 Erie.
17Sl-E. L. Hermann, s57 Grover st.
293s-O. F. Longpap, 657 Jenne ST.
30SO-Isadore Cooper, "a Pleasant st.
4354-Guy IA. Johnson, sos Superior.
l6S-Wm. Ed. Donley, 3S1 Durkee Av.
1932-Dominie PERI, 800 Pearl st.
1929 George Thomas, 36S n. Oak st.
1347-Wm. c. Gleisner, 925 Elizabeth.
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