New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-04-24
WANTED: MORE MEN
AND STILL M0R 81
BROWN COUNTY DRAFTED BOYS
WILL LEAVE HERE NEXT ,s-
'*f
MONDAY
ANOTHER LOT OF FOURTEEN TO
LEAVE FOR CAMP ABOUT =
MAY FIRST


AS was announced last week in the
New Ulm Review an order for a draft
of 100000 men was issued by the War
Department. These men are to be en-
trained during period of S days, be-
ginning with April 26, which is day after
tomorrow. Sheriff W. Julius has re-
ceived definite information as to number
and time. Brown County's quota is
%. The men are to report at the Armory
on Monday, April 20, at II o'clock,
A. M. They will leave on the afternoon
passenger of the C. &. N. w. Ry, for
Camp Dodge, Iowa. The list of men and
a1ternates is printed herewith:
Walter j. Engel, Milwaukee, Wis;
Frank Macho, New Ulm; Albert Re-
witzer, Sleepy Eye; Carl Koch, New
Ulm; Len A. Leahy, Comfrey; Frank L.
Seifert, Mandan, N. D.; Ewald T.
Sauer, New Ul1n; Harry L. Engelbert,
New Ulm; Fred J. Verlirden, Sioux
City,, Ia; Adolph F. ;Schieif, Comfrey;
Andy Radl, Sleepy Eye; Alfred G,
.Thorsen, Kimbrae; Joseph Riederer.
Sleepy Eye; Frank Karl, New Ulm;
Frank j.. 'Tobin, Milwaukee, Wis;
Robert F. Schnobrich, Searles; Emil
1oescher, New Ulm; John Olson, Hen
ming; Andrew G. Larson, Springfield;
Frank Peterson, I1aporte; Arthur M,
Sci@tzho, Oomfrey; Herbert w. Land
wehr, New Uln; Edward Brand, Nea
Uhn; Simon Hempel, Milwaukee; John
DRtz, Sleepy Eye; James L. Foster
Evan; George Anderson, Springfield
Robert &C. Rasmussen, Sleepy Eye; VIM
LaPlant, New Ulm; David Il. R@nnr
Comfrey; Edwfn E. Wallin, 'Conlftey'
Arthur "A. Wa5bel, New Ulm- -. ="
The first manned, Walter L Engel
has been with the troops at the Mex.
1can border. r.,
Men Fur Special Service
More men are being nesd@d since
troops are being sent to Europe as
rapidly as possible. To fill In the gaps
in the camps Minnesota Will be required
10 send another quota of 1925 of whom
IA will come from Brown County
Our contingent will go to Columbus
Barracks in Ohio. The tinre Df de-
parture is set :hetween May 1 and 5.
Provost Marshal General Crowde,
issued an order last week which calls
fm an additiamal number of 5 ,IBO men
fvr service I'm the signal ard pioneer
corps. These must report between M ay
! and 9.
10000 Officers Needed
Major General Leonard Woud last
week pointed out the need of 10000
officers for the army.
'We must have officers, General
Wood said. Il am in favor of opening
new training camps for officers at once
The course should last 6 months in
stead of three. Moreover, I am in
favor of Older men for the position of
officers, let us say from ages 35 to NO..
General Wood does not think the war
will be over in a short time He said
eve are facing a people highly efficient
and powerful in arts of warfare. Shsuld
we fail to oppose them IN a similar wary,
then we will not conquer them
Write Letters to Soldiers
General Pers1iing requests every one
who has soldier in France to write to
him. Mothers, fathers, wives, sisters,
brothers, cousins, and friends, all are
urged to send letters, not only occasion
ally. but frequently. Other officers,
members of the Red Cross, in fact, every
one who has seen the boys in France,
heartily endorse the idea.
1000 Doctors Wanted
The National Council Of Defense has
issued call for 1000 Doctors who are
to serve in the Army and Navy Of the
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