The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-11-07
LOCAL WAR NOTES.

pedestrians and the man who escaped
certainly was bomb-proof
The parents of Harry Bartz at TWO
Rivers, received the laconic message
last week: "Ded of wounds received
in action" Bartz left & year ago for
Camp Custer and last February was
transferred to Charlotte, n c.,
whence he went "over there" He was
25 years of age, an only son, and was
in the florist business with his father
at Two Rivers.
Word came to Mrs Anna Drews,
Maribel, Route 2, last week that her
son Harry Drews, was seriously
wounded" in action. That is all that is
known of his case.
Elmer j. Elmer, after attempting to
get into various branches OF the serv-
ice, has been accepted as Red Cross
motor car driver and when writing
last week expected to leave for France
within a week.
Reinhart Wihsmann, %, came home
from Camp Mcclellan, Alabama, two
weeks ago to attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. Frank Hendricks, who died
of influenza The funeral was held on
Oct. "a. On the 26th while still at
/ home he came down with the disease
and it rapidly developed into pneu-
monia He died Nov. 1.
Last Saturdays casualty lists con-
tanned the information that Private
Ernst ]. Casper of Kiel had been killed
in action and that Lieutenant Jung OF
this city had been slightly wounded y
if our count is right this is the third
. time for Jung. He is in the Rainbow
division and right in the thick of it.
Next week nearly 300 men will leave
for two southern camps. On Tuesday
morning, Nov. II, 100 will leave for
Camp Logan, Houston, Texas, and
later in the week 134 will depart for
Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. c.
The two districts of the county split
almost evenly in the numbers in their
quotas.
The following is the list of eighty
one names, and the alternates notihed
to be ready to entrain next Tuesday
morning from District No. l for the
Texas camp: :.
Charles Kubishka, city.
Herman Prahl, Wausau.
William Hohensee, city.
Louis Schultz, city.
Anton Shemchak, city.
Emmett McCabe, city.
William Grapentin, r. 2.
John Heffron, Milwaukee.
Roy Gauthier, city.
Herman Jacket, city.
William Cisler, city
Frank Bonin, city.
William Kortas, r. 3, city.
Floyd Hansen, city.
John Schroeder, r. A, city.
Milton Haupt, r. 2, city.
Roy Pollock, city
Geo. 5e Teteak, city.
Elmer Tech, city.
Anton Saduske city.
Franklin G. Horstmeier, city.
Elmer Sanderson, R. 5, city.
Bernard Kaufman, city.
4 Herman Cody, city
William Murphy, city.
George Rederer, city.
K Joseph Kattner, city.
Frank Trusiak, city.
Walter Heide, city.
Richard Klingbeil, city.
Ole Olson, city.
Bertrand Peters, city.
Arthur Hartman, Springfield, Ill
Arthur Frazier, city.
Otto Sporer, city.
Thomas C. Langon, Chicago, Ill.
4 August Miller, city
William Suckow, city.
1 Anton Spaeth, r. /, Timothy.
Charles Resto, city.
Joseph Iselmann, Valders.
Edward verbunker Oconton.
Richard Kugler, city.
Herbert Wagner, r. /, Valders.
Henry Dettman, city.
Clifford Aumann, city.
Barney Kerchofski, city.
Albert Stradal, city.
Frank Gutschow, II. 3, city.
Ernest Dettman, city.
Jack J. ODonohue, city.
John Vekkos, city
Joseph Broehl, city.
Herbert Matte, city.
Elton Hanson, city.
Albert Mandt, city.
William Pomeroy, city.
Charles Lipski, city.
John Poplinkowsky, city.
Albert Pekarske, city.
Erwin Lemke, city.
Louis Kocian, city.
Edwin Peterson, city.
Lester Johnsrud, city.
Raymond Schadeberg, city.
John Zych, r. 3, city.
Joseph J. Klinkner, city
Paul Gerhard Struter, Milwaukee,