Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-07-18
MORT YOUNG men
LEAVE FOR CAMP
Forty Go to Columbus, O.; Three
Ito Chicago; and Six toYalpa=
'1.l'. 1'iL!1r1t:LA... LAW

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! Rain fell this forenoon and it was
sneeessary to hold The / exercises for
the departing soldie1sS in thesFirst M.
E. church. During the morning many
automobiles came to town bearing
the registraa1ts and u their RELATIVES.
After the program had @beenkgiyen the
Young men were taken to the station
in automobiles the machine opassing
between two lines-the members of
the Baraboo Marine band and Grand
Army of the Republic. The following
was the order. Of march, to the station,
the automobiles. leading: nc +.a.s
2 Baraboo Marine. band. ;, hnt 4.,ose +
Exemp tion board, speaker and 9th
ers. IL >i..~a ~ +o.o .,aa sgf ga zef ,
:. Rev. E., G, Henke, with boy scouts,
Citizens in. cars and on foot nan
Mayor Geo, T.. Thuerer presided as
chairman. Prayer was offered by Rev
E. G. ,Henke, after which District At
torney Hill gave. a splendid address.
Among other things, Mr.. Hill said
that the boys going means further ed
ucation, and that this is our war. He
also said. that the terms for which
America is lighting are set forth in
the Declaration / Sof independence,
namely, government for the people by
the people, and that the war cannot
end until ~autocracy is shattered
against the battalions of sdemocracy.
FORTY TO COLUMBUS
The following are of call 1856, July
Is, y 1918, going to Columbus. Barracks,
Columbus, Ohio: 'S'< = ~ $50
1896 Ernest, ,Hinrichs, Reedsburg.a
1894 Roy E. Meyers, Baraboo. ~
1858 Harold Sprecher, Sank City
1886 Edward Burmeister, Loganville.
1857 Verne Schultz, Reedsburg.
1892 Charles, Martin, Spring Green.
1894 Louis .Riske, Lyndon Station.
1899 James Cramer, Prairie du Sac.
17O1 Harry Hiretz, North Freedom.
1904 Paul A. Geffert, Reedsburg.
1715 Ernest Hill, Baraboo. ,1<''' [.'.'.
1925 Arthur @. Finder, Alderman" ''"''
1874 Thomas P. Loughney, Reedsburg.
1877 Frank Young, Plain @21'@ ! ''.s'-
1879 Percy r. st. Claire, La Vale.
1748 JosephtG 'Roess1er,r Sandusky.
1853 Geo. B. @Wintermantle Pr du S.
1851 Lawrence Quinn, jLoganville.
1853 Harvey HERON, Baraboo ~ ="
1857 Herb. Struck, Reedsburg. "1!@ q
1853 Merton Durham, Kilbourn. 9l'S' 4.
1863 Frank e. Bret, Plait. "a .@'.<1H
1771 William Ael1terbefg, Merrimack.
TIT Louis E. .Tfueb, Spring Green.
1897 Herman r.. Riggert, 'F.eedsburg.
1900 Peter NJ CoIias, Madison. Ai'i.'
1906 Beno S. Iechmair, Sank. City.
1872 Emil Droes, Loganville.' '""''3@ -
1914 Paul iGadey Reedsburg. Il 1'9' 3
1928 Irving Ji|Schenck, $Baraboo. 4 @',i'+
1887 Edward Sehneider, jAbleman. Nv v
1872 Emil W. Harmed; Baraboo. =" sac
1913 Andrew Huerth, Sank City.
1876 William T: Ward, Baraboo.
1852 Oscar A. eVogel, Pr du Sac 8!
1858 Floyd III ehenb erger. Plain gEs
1862 Frank Schmidt, Reedsburg.t 81.
1867 William SLEEVE, North Freedom
1879 Herman Dross, Loganyille.
1893 Albert. Kunce,s Baraboo. EEtE
| II sTHREEs TO CHICAGO Do
The following are of CALI 500, July
Is, 1918, going to the. Brennan school,
Chicago: EEFE -FSK}SE&I
1914 Joseph ri Siberz, Baraboo.}
1922 Bernard HasSarahan, Baraboo.
2496 William Miller, Baraboo.
j TO VALPARAISO
The following are, Of call 3S72, July
IS, 1918, mechanics, going to Valpa-
raise. Ind!:l 9N6<4 sitW Eso}lf0s1Q1@
1878 Richard Whitman Lime Ridge.
1880 Ernest Liessman, "Reedsburg.
2482 Edward w. Forester, La Vale.
2092 Bernie r. Sullivan, No. Freedom.
2176xJ Beardsleyg Spring Green. 3d g
1913 EmilBsR. s. Call, Alderman '(1918
ED8fn1r egistrant). uji I'll Yr7nuo9 9a5 Y
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