The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-13
BURLE|CA BOARD
ISSUES SECOND
CALL FOR MEN
Additional Quota of 200 Regis
trants Summoned to Report
Next Monday
RESULTS OF FIRST
EXAMINATION SHOWN
Thirty Per Cent Sept. S. '-

Tnlrty FER Gent sept. ..
Washington, Aug. 13.-Provost
Marshal General Crowder an
nounced today that 80 per cent
of the men drafted for the ma
tionai army would be called to the
coIors September S, beginning
movement on that day. Another
30 per cent on September IS,
third 30 per cent on September
30, and the remaining 10 per cent
as soon thereafter as possible.
The Burleigh county local exemp-
ton board today will issue it's second
call for registrants for examination
under the draft. Summons will 60
out this evening for an additional
class of 200 men to report Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday Of next week.
1t is believed that Burleigh county's
quota can be filled from this quota,
which will make total of 400 men
called for the first draft
Men Called for Service.
Members of the first class of candi-
dates who filed no claims for eXemp-
ton and who passed the physical eX-
animation and were Internationally ac-
cepted for service are: Felix Orlando,
Mckenzie; Carl Lewis Hagen, Wing;
Charles Anderson, st. Paul; Ray Kroll,
Maza; George Frederick Nelson, Bald.
win; Harry Ernest Knudson, Regan;
William S. Ferry, Bismarck; Irwin Ko-
terba, Drscoll Carl Harry Soderquist,
Wilton: Arthur Fred Spoerl, Marion;
Isaac Edwin Gibson, Sterling; Marvin
O. Berg, Driscoll; Edmond Rupp, Bald
win; Walter James S. Honey, Wilton;
Joseph kritzer, Fergus Falls, Mimi;
George Wahler, Bismarck; Louis Am.
bers, Driscoll; John Andrew Vollan,
Wilton; Charles w. Allensworth, Brit
tin; Ferdinand H. o. Friese, Bis
marck; Eugene Wachter,' Bismarck;
o" Georpe Auer. Bismarck; John
Hanson, Bismarck; Burt G. Spohn,
Bismarck; Olando Walford Johnson,
Wilton; Mike Mastel, Bismarck; Ho-
mer Hinton, Bismarck; Harry V.
Bismarck; Albert Bourgeois,
Bismarck; Matt Mallyoja, Anandale,
Mimi; John Rackich, Bismarck; Lew
is Thomas Klawitted, Bismarck; Otto
w. Knutson, Regan; Edgar Hanson,
Tillarod, Taberal, Sweden; John B.
Rhud, Bismarck; Samuel Marion Love,
Taylorsville, KY; Joseph 'Burtts, Bis
marck: G. C. Ottosen, Bismarck;
Thomas J. Kruetz, Bismarck; Fred A.
Kruger, Driscoll; Otto Christ Uhde,
Regan: Otto R. Ayers, Bismarck.
James Howard Kershaw, Charles
J. Gardner of Redfield, S. d., and
Bruce Ellis Of Minneapolis, transfer
red to this board for examination
made no claims for exemption and
were accepted.
Agricultural Claims.
Men not claiming exemption for de-
pendent relatives and who passed
and have been accepted by
the local board, but who will claim
exemption from the district board
on agricultural grounds are: Arthur
James Morris, Bismarck; Tidermann
R. Brunnick, Wing; Carl Verne Erick-
son, Wilton; Joe SOrth, Baldwin;
John Fred GARNER, Bismarck (occu-
pational claims), John Gable, Jr., Bis
marck; Hugh E. Loomis, Sterling;
Jonas Ray Morton, Ryan, O.; Algot
Bismarck; Albert Bourgeois,
David Edward Maths, Re-
gan: Harold A. n. Christianson, Re-
gan; Nels Hanson, Wing; Julius Les
Ike, Arena; Otto H. Beers, Bismarck.
The claims of these men will be
decided by the state board, composed
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