The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-23
'THIRTY-T HREE
ARE CLASSED AS
'DECER TIERS" In.
.COUNTY'S DRAFT
Official List of Men Who
Failed to Report An
nounced Today
LIST GOES TO
DISTRICT BOARD
Believed First Call Will
Give Cass County Its
Net Quota

Thirty-three persons failed to APP
pear and submit to examination be-
fore the Cass county draft board, ac-
cording to the official list compiled
this morning.
These names which are printed in
The Forum for the first time this
evening will be certified to the dis
trict board at Bismarck tonight.
The board has announced no ofh-
cial tabulation of figures as yet, but
urofficial figures show that there will
be about twenty or more over the
net quota for the county. which Is
3s7.
Whether 1t will be necessary to
call a second class Of registrants
now depends upon what action the
district board at Bismarck takes on
the appeals.
If it rules in accordance with the
Cass county board, there will be no
second call until the provost marshal
so directs.
Begin Work Next Week.
The district exemption board prob
ably viii not begin the consideration
Of agricultural and occupational
claims and appeals from decisions Of
local exemption boards until the first
of next week. The entire board with
a good-sized volunteer force of as
sistants is engaged in checking over
reports from counties which have
certified names of men who have
claimed no local exemptions. Each
of these as have filed no claims with
the district board for exemption on
agricultural or occupational grounds
are being certified back to the coun-
ty board and to the adjutant general
as registrants ready to go with North
Dakota's first 80 per cent Sept, 5.
The number of willing fighters
seems ample to supply the states
first contingent without necessitat-
ing action from the board on exemp-
ton claims and appeals. These will
be considered, however, as promptly
as possible, and registrants who fail
to procure exemption from the dis
trict board will be included in the
second call. No registrants whose
order of service is so far down the
line as to leave any question about
his coming within the states first
quota viii be certified lat this time
even though ne Is really to- no ana
has made no claims for exemption.
The intent Of the war department. is
that registrants go in the order in
which they were selected in the draft
The list OF ''deserters" is as fol-
lows:
Draft "peserters".
Toby Holland, Casselton, N. D.
Francis Weakman. 3161s Front
Oscar Z. Peterson. 22s Front
street, Fargo.
VIM. q. Brown, Elliott hotel Far
Math Moore. Durbin.
Akin Belheilk. Mapleton.
Lenhart Larson, Michigan.
John Stefcens. 20S Front street,
Eddie Panasavs. s1s Front street,
Fargo.
VIM. Nip, Fargo.
VIM. Sydora, Gardner.
Paul H. Gallagher. 5s26 Tenth street
north, Fargo.
Henry G.. Carlson. Kindred.
Thomas Jorin, Mapleton.
Ben ]. Baibus. 3161s Front street,
Fargo
HiIdor johnson, Casselton.
Joe Mayer, general delivery, Far
go.
Martin Urbas, 1641 w. Pills. sta.
No. 81, Chicago
Gustav Fritz, Enderlin.
Wilhelm Soderblom, Fargo.
Axel s. Larson, Casselton.
Nick Rutka. N. p. section house, |
Fargo.
Sam Rosenzweig, Annex hotel.
S. s. Murray, Prescott hotel, Far
90.
Carl A. Benson, Ayr, ". d.
Albert M. Peye. 222 Front street, |
Fargo.
John Med. Early, 1904 Broadway,
Fargo.
VIM. Meyers. sos Third street
north, Fargo.
Joe Dittrich, casselton
Alfred Grove. Cole hotel, Fargo.
Anders ]. Larson, Casselton, N. d.
John A. Johnson, 200 Front street,
Fargo.
Leslie H. Banning. Broadway ho-
.el, Fargo