The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-10-03
VOLUME Tx
LOCAL. WAR NOTES.

ntrain for cantonments on Oct.
lave been given a respite by an ordC
ssued by Provost Marshal Genera
,rowder cancelling the call. whic
vas for 142.000 men between Oct
nd II.
Action of Gen. Crowder was promp
d by the spread of Spanish influenz
n training camps throughout tn
ountry and the entrainment of tn
nen will be held up until such time q
onditions at the camps have improve
nd the disease is under control. TIL
blowing is the list of District No.
len:
Arnold Voaelsang, ManitoWoc.
Joseph L. Ahl r. 1. Timothy
Alex Hastreiter, Newark, n j.
Herbert PITT. Manitowoc.
Henry w. Weiter Il. l. Cleveland.
RpgiStrant. June-August, 1918.
Lester N. Anderson. ManitoWoc.
Alexander Mrotek. Cleveland.
Rov F. Murphy, Manitowoc.
Willie Haeflle r. 2, Valders.
Anthony Vandenberg, Chicago.
Joseph Golata, Manitowoc.
Reuben C. Madenwald Manitowoc.
Joseph E. Holschbach, Casco, Wis.
Emil Schlaeger, Manitowoc.
BENJAMIN Shaffer, Branch.
Harvey G. Ahrens, River Falls.
Harold L. Spevachek, Manitowoc
John Wietrzykowskie, Manitowoc.
Irving q. Nelson Manitowoc.
A Nels NJ Hanson, Manitowoc.
Nick Adraktis, Manitowoc.
4 Renuett Evensou, r. I, Valders.
! Joseph ]. Multerer, Manitowoc.
Alexander Gliesch, ManitowoC.
John A. RAIDER, r. l. Timothy,
Theodore Schurrer, Manitowoc.
Henry Larmer. Boston, Mass.
Victor Zboralski, Manitowoc.
Olyin II. Skattebo r. ?, Valders.
Albert ZippeTer, r. 1, Cato,
Harold w. Pond, Manitowoc.
\ Salmar Skatruda, Valders.
All r. Hauenstein, r.. ., Cleveland.
Alex Jagodensky, Manitowoc.
A Ralph 2. Staehle, Manitowoc.
Albert Schaetzer, IIilla, Wis.
4 John F Schneider, r. >. Cleveland
Louis Tuna, r. >, Manitowoc.
4 Raymond Haupt, Manitowoc.
4 Ben Rathsack. Manitowoc.
4 Walter Stoever, r, l, Kiel.
j Edward MyszeWslly, Manitowoc
4 Albert J. MrotelI, Manitowoc
Elder Wetenkamp, Manitowoc.
Walter 0. Stoekmeyer r. L. limo
y
\ Geo. L. Stern, Manitowoc.
Leo p. Groh, ST. Nazianz.
4 Henry Westphal, Jr., Manitowoc.
William II. Gutzmer, Manitowoc.
Walter Hof1mann, Manitowoc.
] John p Schneider, r. ,, Cleveland.
y Harry II. Rein. r g. Manitowoc.
j Joseph Waniger, r. 4, Manitowoc.
4 Ephraim G. Broderick, Manitowoc.
Alternates.
/ Harry Kruger, Reedsville.
Alfred Klessig, r. 1, Cleveland.
4 Tv.11,tl
4 First Lieut.. George Sterling, battal
q l adjutant, 334th Infantry, Eighty
tn division in a cable message t.
\ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ster
g in this city, announces his safe ar
al overseas.
1 lieut.. Sterling, since commissioned
Fort Sheridan, a year ago, has beer
j toned at Camp Grant, Rockford
n 5wara Jensen, who had been here
m Camp Custer to visit his father
o is sick, returned to Battle Creel
l iday.
\ Two more names have been added tC
! nitowoc county's roll of honor.
i fridays casualty lists, issued by tho
j II department at Washington, con.
n n the name of William c. Hutchin
, of Timothy, this county amonl
j killed in action.
n Private Hutchinson was a son o.
IN Hutchinson, of Timothy, and was
n volunteer in the service. He hat
= IN overseas for some time.
y he second death reported was that
a Howard Phillip Meyer, a Kiel boy
O died at Harvard university, Cam
* dge, Mass, where he had been for
" eral months studying in the gov
ment school for wireless teleg
lhy.
q ar. Meyer, a son of John Meyer ol
j, enlisted in the United States
NJ " in June, this year, and was sent
Great Lakes. Later he was trans
red TO Cambridge. where he took VI
eless telegraphy. Death was due to
81 umonia
T. j. McKeough. who enlisted in the
Il M. c. A. forces for service overseas
h the United States army, has gone
t to report for training and within
n aw weeks it Is expected he will EN-
N for France. Mr.. McKeough will
Give a course of special instruction
and will cross the ocean to join
"Y" forces over there