The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1917-08-02
EXEMPTION BOARDS ARE REMINDED
OF THE GRAVITY OF THEIR TASK

for service, his case is settled and he
does not go any farther. If he is
passed he appears before the full
board to prove his claim for exemp-
ton, if he has any.
That there will be very large
claims for exemption in this district is
certain, as the district is largely agri-
cultural and many of the men regis
tered are actually needed on the
farms; the Herald also understands
that the railroad men at Melrose will
also claim exemption in large numbers
because of the character of their en-
ployment; there will be many others
having dependent wives and parents
asking for exemption. The response
bility of the board is a grave one.
There appears to be much misun-
derstanding relative to the draft and
it is not at all surprising. The in
dividual has been tagged with several
different numbers; first when he re-
gistered; later every man in each dis
trict was given red serial number,
and still later he had two numbers;
the first of these showing the order
in which his pill was drawn in the
lottery and the second his red ink num-
Der. For instance Fay Hoffman's reg
istration card bears Number 49," in
compiling the names of all the men
in the district in consecutive order ne
was given the red ink number OF
$685." and as 258 was the first num-
Der drawn out of the box at Washing
ton he is now No. to appear before
the board for examination next Mon
day.
Some of the districts in the large
centers of population had as high as
10000 men registered; at the time OF
the drawing 10000 pills were drawn
out so that every man in the United
States within the prescribed ages was
drawn. In this district all numbers
above 1886 have been eliminated,
and as a result man who was lorg
ways down in the list in the original
drawing now finds himself well up
and wilFbe called upon TO appear with
the first 400.
The Herald publishes herewith the
official list of the 1885 men regis
tered frem Western Stearns county,
and the order in which they will be
called upon to appear before the
board as follows:
258 Fay Hoffman, Sank Centre.
45S Bernard Fluchtman, Melrose.
1436 John OFT, Albany.
854 Anton P. Vogel, Freeport.
1895 Peander Thompson, Brooten.
1455 John G.. Eibensteiner, Albany.
1888 Henry G. Fabeck, Freeport.
1117 Carl Otto Moen, Belgrade.
1872 William T. Pachool, Roscoe.
837 Mat Ringsmuth, Freeport.
337 Max F. Gamradt, Sank Centre.
676 Anton Flooding, Elrosa.
275 Herman P. Hager, Sank Centre.
200 John F. Knapp, Sank Centre.
1875 Louis Van Heel, Freeport.
564 Louis Gerlach, Long Prairie.
945 Arthur T. Tollefson, Belgrade.
596 Theodore Kortenbush, Melrose.
! 1867 Harry w. Odell, Brooten.
536 Nick Heltemes, Melrose.
1895 Roger B. Westholter, Albany.
548 John Schneider, Melrose.
126 Wilfred Sommers, Melrose.
1887 Clarence A. Hubbel, Sank Gen.
tire.
7S4 Tim Fravel, New Munich.
| 755 Peter Jensen, Brooten.
LOT Peter J. Anderson, Melrese.
1916 Joseph Jonas, Albany.
1863 Joseph B. Noll, Roscoe.
! 1869 George Ernest, Albany.
GIG George H. Stallboerger, Paynes-
vile.
373 Frank ]. Wiener, Sank Centre
1866 Elmer B. Swanson, Brooten.
| IT'S Mike B. Bauer, Melrose.
486 Joseph Zerbis, Melrose.
692 Helmer r Thortenson, Belgrade
600 Carl Uphoff, New Munich.
$40 VIM. Klapperick, Melrose.
/ 1889 Matthias L. Garding, Freeport.
507 John J. Aynar, Sank Centre.
900 Oscar Holman, Sank Centre.
1924 John Adrian, Freeport.
437 Charles E. Pratt, Melrose..
GOA Joseph Lutemer, Melrose.
43 Floyd Marshall, Melrose.
1913 Robert A. Kuhl, Roscoe.
1854 David Reed, Westport. Mimi.
1866 Martin Schneider, Belgrade.
| 924 Fenton Parker, Sank Centre.
APO Henry Steinmann, Melrose.
| 1914 Frank Bower, Belgrade.
1178 Gerhard Arnzen, Melrose.
514 Joseph Vornbrock, Sank Centre
| 433 Henry Kamphake, Sank Centre
1929 Herman Richmering, Freeport.
10 Arthur J. Wampach, Melrose.
1045 Adam Spaeth, Melrose.
1881 Ben Wensman, Melrose.
1881 Michael Gofola, Albany.
AIT John Zirbes, Melrose.
1882 Alfred Kittleson, Brooten.
1923 Rudolph Anderson. Freeport.
TOT Joseph C. Warren, Freeport.
| 1419 George M. Neuwirth, Albany.
786 Math Frevel, Melrose.
1549 Matthias Leo Kuhl, Roscoe.
| 1476 Peter Joseph Schaps, Albany.
$50 Grove Wills, Sank Centre.
1892 Anton Mariene Larson, Brooten
972 Peter A. Romness, Belgrade.
983 William F. Wiener, Belgrade.