The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-09-05
VOLUME Tx
LOCAL WAR NOTES.

OH OH august Olll. Inc hotuiS VI
wounds is not known.
he $3.50 rule for wheat and sub
ties has been moderated and now
D and 20; that is, one need buy but
pound of substitute to four pounds
Jheat -four.
ichael Brdnner, a Company II boy,
in France from injuries received
ction.
iss Mathilda Geimer of Two Riv-
has gone as a member of the con
ent of Red Cross nurses sent by
Mary's hospital at Milwaukee for
ice in France.
pit. Schmidt was mentioned in des-
hes from the front last week for
ocular service "in battles on July
nd August 9th. Capt. Schmidt has
in a hospital since the fighting
in August, recovering from {
experience.
hn Dueno has been promoted to
1inist's mate, first class, in the
He lately ran across Major
in France.
Nelson, Ottmar Schroeder and
Markham, all lately commission
second lieutenants after course
raining at Camp Lee, Virginia,
been home the past week on a
visit. They go now to Camp
y, Ohio.
cut. Otto Gas was severely
|. lded" on August 5th. Word to that
was received by his parents last
Nothing further is known about
ase.
strict No. 2, Manitowoc county
two men to Camp Dodge, Iowa,
Friday, and four more from the
let departed Saturday for Indian
S. where they will receive specia
ing as automobile mechanics
men sent to Camp Dodge were
Geiger, X. 2, Brillion, and
IS Shestek, r. 2, Maribel, while
men leaving today for Indian
are, Hugo Sengbusch, RI.
sville; Walter Kempfert, TWO
IS; Joseph Rank, Jr., and Joseph
iinger, r. l, Cato.
anti-pleasure car request for
Sunday was generally observed.
\ streets looked deserted and the
try roads where the bright, warm
ay would have brought swarms
otor cars were more lifeless than
pre-auto days. The main roads
ng into town have professions
Sundays Last Sunday even
lone car went by at long inter
Any car running had to run
. gh a volley of "slackers" hurled
] teen more Manitowoc boys en-
the service of Uncle Sans army
4 lesday, being sent to Camp Green
. Lyttle, Ca, to receive training.
- of the number are credited to
ct No. l, though two entrained
4 1er stations and six are from dis
! No. 2. All of the men are for linn
/ service. District No. l men are:
] d Wilfer, Jr., Archie Allen, Frank
4 ma, Paul Lemke Carl Dietrich
\ IAN Dramm, William Trombia
b ined here; Herbert c. Whitman,
1 ined at La Crosse; Lawrence
! el. entrained in California.
i ond district men are: Walter. G.
: tag, Two Rivers; Edwin l., Berth
Oscar G. Dittmeyer, Kiel; Albert
| imek, r. 3, Reedsville; Arthur A
n, Grimms; Edward p. Petska, r.
.ribel.
a ing men home over Sunday from
avail training station at Great
! ), Illinois were Walter Staeffler,
to Schmidt, Edward Ahrens, Will
Uek, Hans Handl and Paul Esch
Il is city and Joseph Gloe and Wal
i aidl of Two Rivers.
geant William Schade was home
Camp Custer for a few days.
message was received this week
az that Walter Herzog, a member
d Co. II was in a hospital in
ce wounded in the head and
ior Farrell of Two Rivers is on
cas- en- route to France as is Will
of this city who is in the tank
fe.
= ut. Gerard of Cato, in the medi-
orps, has been transferred from
napolis to Camp Travis, Texas.
l.. II. Geer returned Monday
visit to the general offices of
Emergency Fleet Corporation at
delphia and brought back con-
for six more steel ships to be
ructed for the United States gov
ent. This makes a total of "a to
i INSTRUCTED in 1919, double the
er built here in 1918. Some of
lew ships are larger than the
built here this year. They can.
e longer as the old ones are of
canal length but they will be