The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-09-28
Another List Of Twenty-Five
Are Put Down AS Fit
NUMBER OF EXEMPTED
These Are Released On Account
Of Their Need in the
Industries
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Another list of young men of Blu,
Earth county, selected and passet
for military service, was today certi
fed back to the local exemption board
by the district consumption board
This list contains twenty-five names
making 1872 in all that the local ex.
emption board has had thus certified
back to it. Out of these there are
twelve that have already gone to the
camp near Des Moines, and eighty
more are going tomorrow. This makes
ninety-two of the Blue Earth county
quota of 1913, with thirty-one more tc
be sent. There are forty names al
ready in the hands of the local ex-
emption board from which to draw
these thirty-one, even if no more
should be received.
The twenty-five certified this morn
ing by the district board as fit and
accepted are:
George Eggersdorfer, 2006 Seventh
avenue, Mankato.
Nels Nelson, Amboy, Route four
Charley Burr Grover, SIS South
Second street, Mankato.
Charles Bokaleal, 1873 James av-
enue, Mankato.
John A. B. Waruke, Good Thunder
route three.
Lynn butcher, Mankato.
Sherman J. Miller, 1909 Fifth av-
enue, Mankato.
Edward Stegmeier, Eagle Lake.
Fred Schmidt, Mankato.
Henry William Wandersee, Man
kato, route three.
Rudolph Benjamin Thompson, All
Pearl street, Mankato.
Henry Suess, Mankato.
Benjamin Edward Busse, Amboy
Burnham Horace Greeley, Mapleton,
route one.
Leonard H. Arndt, Madelia.
Samuel Elmer Busse, Amboy.
Walter Dodge. Good Thunder.
Victor Israel Peterson, Judson.
Andrew J. Knutson, Mankato, route
one.
Joseph Patrick Devine, 624 South
Second street, Mankato.
Reuben M. Jensen, Mapleton.
William H. Kronfeld, 915 North
Front street, Mankato.- -..
walter N6IHOH C6nI0T.
Jacob Alyonis Schorn, Smiths Mill.
Louis Henry Krause, Amboy.
The local board also received from
the district board list of twenty
three discharges from military serv-
ice for young men of this county.
Eight of these discharges were on in
dustrial grounds. The other fifteen
were on appeals from the judgment
of the local board.
The discharges on industrial
grounds were:
Walter Haedt, Mankato, route four.
Ed Ulman, Mankato, route two.
Walter J. A. Rabenhorst, Mapleton.
Carl J. Bindig, Good Thunder, route
two.
George C. Pitcher, Madison Lake.
George August Schauberger. Am
boy, route one.
George Hengy, Minnesota Lake.
Leland Archie Mcdonald, Mankato.
Discharges on appeal were:
Harvey L. Anderson, 226 Pearl
street. Mankato.
Gustaf Ollie Olson, Madelia, Route
two.
Frank Albert Wagon, 313 Security
Flats, Mankato.
Chester j. Olson, 800 North Front
street. Mankato.
Carl Ferdinand Cuddling, Ais North
Second street, Mankato.
Harry Barry Cooper, 219 Minnesota
street, Mankato.
Marcus M. Christensen, Lake Crys-
tai.
Frank Guentzel, Mankato.
Harry Edward Brush. Amboy.
Emil F. Bieraugel, 1927 North Sec
ond street, city.
John T. Mcnamara, 127 South
Fourth street, city.
Peter Hanson, 4O2 Givens street
Mankato.
William Francis O'Brien, 1875 State
street, city.
Adolph Warnke, Good Thunder.
Clifford c. Mynard, Cambria.
The last named exemption was
granted only for such time as the man
supports his wife and children. He is
to report to the local board on Novem-
Der 1, 1917, and on the first of every
other month thereafter.