The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10
MEN
ARE DISCHARGED
Out Of the Last One Hundred Men
catisa fttty-Two Are Discharged
From Duty BY Local Board.
DISABILITY on DEPENDENTS
Men Who Were Discharged by Local
~ Board viii be Compelled to
Appeal Their Cases.

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board were discharged by the board
owing to physical disability or on
grounds that they were married men
with dependent children. Some were
discharged on account of being aliens.
The last draw was made by the
board to fill the quota from this cOun-
ty, as there were not enough available
men in the first 800 drawn. Out OF the
last 100 men drawn there were but
thirty.two who did not file claims for
exemption and so were accepted and
will report for duty when notified by
the local board.
All Of the men who are discharged
by the local board will be compelled
to appeal their cases to the district
board, as the government has so or
dered. Each case will be investigated
by the state board on its merits and If
in their opinion q discharge should be
granted the men will be notified. None,
of the discharges granted are perma-
nent, however. for II the war should
last for several years the discharged
men may be called into service by
the government at any time.
1t is not known just when the next
quota OF men will be called from Craw-
ford county. bat as far as the Review
has been able to learn it will not be
until the last OF October or the fore
part of November. Several thousand
men now at Camp Dodge are being
trained and are to be sent to Deming.
N. NJ, and it is reported that no more
men will be ordered to Camp Dodge
until these men are entrained.
The Denison men who are stationed
at Long Island with the Rainbow divis-
ion have written relatives here that
they expect to leave most any time
for France, although they have no
idea as to the sailing date.
Below we publish the names of
those who were granted discharges
by the local exemption board from the
last 100 men called:
S89 Adolph ]. Ehlers. Manila.
ll6c Daniel p. Sullivan, Vail
705 Paul Johannsen, Deloit.
1916 Carl w. Gessmann, Manila.
2051 Nick Angel, Kansas City, Mo.
GIG Eugene M. Owens, Denison.
1866 Warren E. Ettleman, Dow City.
1913 Frank l.. North, Vail.
1917 Dietrich c. Engelking, Charter o.
17l5 Harry Lorenzen, Ricketts,.
1850 Riley o. Gardner, Manila.
s2l Chas. Servoss, Denison.
1895 Jacob F. Volkmann, Kiron.
2l96 Richard J. Larson, Dunlap.
1881 Oscar NJ. Origins, Manila.
81 Guy J. Johnson, Dunlap.
1856 John d. Curtis, Manila.
80 Percival NJ. Dodge, Arion.
1888 Wilbert Thurber, DenfsOn.
1916 George W. Conyers, Ricketts,.
406 Roy A. Campbell, Denison.
1880 Vernon M. Nelson, Boyer.
1928 Henry F. Marquardt, Denison.
1lO1 Jacob Kropf, Kiron.
$50 Louis II. Schumann, West Side.
CSC John F. Odefy, Manila.
1899 Arthur Alleman, Manila.
Sl4 Edward Ullrich, Charter Ga.
1924 o. J. Wigg, Manila.
l112 Louis FL Moorhouse, Kiron.
1885 John Kruse, SchlesWig.
1902 Bert E. Lindstrom, Kiron.
1865 Willie F. Evers, Schleswig.
1918 william Welsh. Vail.
Is Ora e. Lee, Arlon.
2O8l George Johannsen. West Side.
1912 VIM. Bohlmann, Mapleton.
944 Louis Ehrichs, Aspinwall.
122 Boyd B. Crone, Charter Oak.
939 Michael J. Hanrahan, Manila.
707 Meyers Hansen, Deloit
1425 Hans J. Clauson, Sch1eswig.
1893 Bernard F. Kruger, Charter o.
500 Glen l. Servoss, Denison.
1910 o. c. Smith, Vail.
1926 Ernest Chris Nissen, Manila.
9l9 Gustav Edward BOhnsack, Man
ming.
1919 August Paul Minter, Vail.
72s William Hintz, Denison.
848 A. N. Sasges, Charter Oak.
1118 Clarence E. Morton, Kiron.
1910 Fred Mike Dublinske, West Side.