Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-01-04
Last of QuestiOnnaires Mailed
to Registrants i'm Rusk
County on Thurs
day
LARGE PERCENTAGE is
PUT IN EXEMPTED CLASS
Next Draft to be Made February 18th
But None Will BE Added to
Rusk

The last of the 1104 questionnaires
for the draft in RuSk county were sent
| out from the office of the county clerk
on Thursday According to the law,
they will all have to be back for the
exemption board on the tenth of the
month. The board is holding daily
sessions and the task has grown with
each day There have been a small
proportion so far placed in the list
Of those who have not asked for an
exemption ON some Of the grounds
specified in the QUESTIONABLE. About
50 per cent have been exempted.
LIN Class One
When the Exemption board adj
iourned Wednesday they had finished
la pile of questiOnnaires. There were
some sent back as being incorrect, and
others were held up for investigation.
One case from the town of Strick-
land is causing the board some trou-
bile but will be thoroughly probed.
Forty five questionnaires have been
sent to the District Board of District
No. =, at Eau Claire, to pass on eX-
emption claims made on account of
necessary agricultural pursuit. Sena-
tor Wilkinson is head of this board
and the local board does not have eX-
emption power in these agricultural
cases.
Following is a list of those so far
placed in Glass No. 1. They are not
exempted for any cause, and are sub
ject to draft.
Joseps Forchette, Ernest G. Cote,
Ray l.. Smith, Mike Senyk, Vincent l..
Fillmore, Stanley ]. Tomzyak, Paul =.
Kawalski, Andrew Fossheim, George
Macarthur Hedelius, Frank Cizek,
Jesse C. Stevens, Virgel Fecteau, M.
NJ. Keith, Clarence e. Whitaker, Roy
V. Dakir, George Albert Heath, Geo.
NJ Koehler, Victor A. Natur, William
Jurecki
Paul H. Otis, Albert b. Lund, John
w. Barfknecht, Edward Hinterberg,
II. f. Lybarger Ragner l.. Nelson,
Walter b. Barnett. Carl III. MayOu,
Nathan l.. Mcmillan, Frank Soukup,
Carl d. Bates, G. c. Woodbury., Dam
iel Abbott, Alfred King, Earl b. Tup-
per, Fred Bailey. Frank Zgola, Clar-
ence G. Erickson. Holger b. Rasmus-
SEN
Fritz Perlitz, John TrOmblay, Reu-
ben j. Moss, Jacob Bolset, Gustave A.
Anderson, Carl j. Nelson, Sherley ID.
Bray, John S. Moore, VIM. Mauer,
Claude C. Birdsell, Robert ]. Davis,
John Hewitt, Benz. II. Johnson, Joe
Petrick, Glen Stephen Thorson, Hiram
Parker John T. Johnson, Woody Nor
rison. Raymond SlOsson, August Paul
son.
John Waters, Archie Raymond Pew,
Lewis A. Radiant, Chas. A. Pearsall,
David c. Vasseur, Frank CholeWick,
Clark Munger, Michael Kobieluszr
Donald W. Campbell, John Albion Da-
Wis, Jake Speich, Jr Ross J. KitteI-
son, Chas. Fear, Alfred julius Daniel
son. George Leonhard, Jr., Otto Mil
ler Adolph j. Barney, Gilbert III.
Stevens.
Ernest III. Stevens, Frank A. Klaw-
tier, Albert Staniske, Bert G. French,
Elmer Larson, Theo A. March. Thos.
M Ward, Claude A. Lepley, Archie e.
Stoker, Cornelius Van Soeden, Clyde
S. Clough, Frank j GrZelak, Arnold
DiedIich. Lawrence w. Cox, Henry
C. Berger, Geo. Maucke, Carroll X.
McGlynn, Emmett Chas. Jones, Mar
tin Dahlquist.
Mordica Wallace Adams, Ray s.
Garfield, Steve Tomczak, Adolph
Fictum, CAMEL Lybert, Adel M. Her
riman, Reuben Antonoff, John E. Kidd,
Elmer Bergevin, VIM. Dominick, Mar
tin Z. Hirt, Geo. Rasmussen, Joseph
Siedlecki, Arnold Kressin, JOS. STAFF
ford, Elmer V. Park, Lester JAS
Clark, Holden E. Henderson, Anthony
Conrath.
Carl d. Coey, Henry w. Bong, Hans
Alfred Anderson, JOS. ZarZecki Haak-
on Hoagland, Carl Edw. Faaborg, John
S. Solites. Albert Paul Wilten, Geo.
w. Howard Ora A. Wilson, Frank p.
Mallick, Alex Sakolowslzi, VIM. VOL
pin, Michael j. TomcZak, Herbert n.
Frogner, Frank Slesar, And. Schwczyk,
Tony r. Will, Norman Van Horne,
Albert Erdman, Alex Elsberg.
Nels " Hanson, Tony A. Plohr, Cor
nelius L. Ryser, Mark Thayer Gra-
ham, Emil Rasch And Szwcol, VIM.
A. Bathke, Paul M. Stevens, Alfred j.
Hendrickson, Leonard Copp, John
Skovoth, Fred l.. HAYWOOD, Frank Il.
Anderson, Oscar Dahlquist, Arthur v