The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-09-20

Anton Peslik, GA Market street.
Joseph Podleski, SIG Bond street.
Benedetto Turco, 961 Garden street.
w. N. Badham, 908 Charles street.
Anton Rebic, 80 Milwaukee avenue.
John Waliuliz, Is West street
JOS G. Brus, 703 Sheridan Road.
B. L. Barbour, $50 S. Sheridan Road.
E. J. Carr, 70 West street.
John Mechovich, sos Middle street.
Oscar Mailman, 557 Rowland avenue.
B. Androau, 967 Prairie avenue.
Tacki Rude, 615 Garden street.
John After, sos Ruth Court.
Bruse Golf, 70 West Main street.
Prote Pondek, 181 Victoria street.
Walter Schmid 757 n Chicago street.
Sam Balsano, 855 Jenne street.
F. M. Wajciechowicz, SO Milwaukee Av.
Ralph L. Johnson, $50 S. w. Main st.
Andres G. Lem, IT'S Grover street.
Michael Dikello, $50 Garden street.
John S. Petersen, 500 Pomeroy street.
Guiseppi Deamante, 912 Park street.
John Mohr, 116 North Ridge street.
Vlasi Kondrasek, 663 Garden street. s
w. A. Wachs, 452 Newell street.
John Follak, 802 Market street.
Frank Bull, APT Strong street.
VIM. Svhmorrow, Jr., 81 N. Main street.
Henry j. Fish, 400 Grand avenue.
Tony Talamante, lis Rowland avenue.
Aug. W. Elsen, 467 N. Chicago street
VIM. M zimdars, II Quinton street
E. T. Loef, 1877 N. Sheridan Road.
John Claus, $50 Garden street.
Alvin Christensen, 805 Edward street.
F. Tenuta, SIS Market street.
Frank t. Anderson, 473 Park street
George Ferkin, 800 Ounce street.
R. Maccara, 907 Jenne street.
George Roseman, 81 N. Rowland ave.
Sten. Istranek, 80 Rowland avenue
This is the list of one hundred and
twelve men who will make up the Sec
ond Kenosha company going to Camp
Custer az Battle Creek a week from
next Saturday and formal notices call
ing them into the service cf the United
States government on September 21st
were sent out by the local exemption
board today.
This large company Of Kenoshans has
every claim to being considered as
"Honor Men," for out of the entire
company but twelve men fled any
claims for exemption. The other even
hundred men went to the draft board
and told them that they were ready to
serve whenever their services were
needed The five first named men not
only did not claim any exemption but
they went to the board after the call
for the second quota had been received
and asked that they be included in this
| quota rather than in some later quota
to be selected.
To this list of names must be added
| the list of forty men to be secured
from the county This list will prob
/ ably be made up tomorrow and the
hundred and forty men will represent
the largest body of fighting laer to be
sent out of Kenosha since the days of
| the Civil War. The formal order for
| the entertainment of the men has not as
yet been received but it is expected
| that they will leave Kenosha just after
/ eight clock in the morning on a spe-
cial train which will go straight
through to Battle Creek. Every posi-
BILE provision will be made for the com
fort of the men and it is PROBABLE that
special dining cars will bt carried for
| their accommodation.
The list Of alternates to be called in
the city has not as yet Neen made up.
| Already the men called have begun to
! get together to make arrange nents for
the trip to Battle Creek. 1t is possible
that there will be chance for the men
to select their own comma der and
they will have a chance to take action
before they line up for the Enal orders
from the exemption board.
The list contains many men well
known in Kenosha and it is certain
/ that their going off to fight the battles
| of the nation will be featured as one
of the big war festivals of Kenosha
| Copies Of the list Of Honor Men" in
the second Kenosha quota have been
| forwarded to Battle Creek, t. the adiu-
tant general in charge there, and when
| the men arrive, quarters viii have been
arranged fcr'everY one of hem. They
/ will 90 off to var with the assurance
that pro ision viii be made for their
care from the time they leave the sta
ton in Kenosha.
Many of the men called appeared at
the offices of the exemption board to-
day to declare that they we're ready for