The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-07-25
LOCAL WAR NOTES.

liam Lsdwig who disappeared
@ he was ordered to report ior
4 |ce and who was discovered work.
)n a farm near juneau, and
to camp at Rockford, as
y ter, writes that he likes army
He has not been punished and
have told the officers fairy tale
use Chicago papers cited his case
g OF many examples of local boards
* ring cases OF mistake into deser-
in order to gain the reward OF
z offered for deserter captured.
was so plainly fragrant case OF
lpted evasion OF duty that the 10.
bard here las Conscientious as any
nerica) can afford to smile at the
way some officers are cozened at
|Me first Manitowoc county selected
& 5to 90 To camp over six months ago
lately moved to the Atlantic sea-
\ and may now be crossing. The
regiment lately apparently await
" mbarkment includes over 200 men
this county. They are rated as
troops. With their departure
county will have over 500 men
r there.
etter from Oscar, son OF former
Il Engelbrecht, gives an interest
ccount of the trip OF his command
Camp Custer, Michigan, To Camp
Long Island, preparatory to de-
lre for overseas service. He is
the engineers. He lauds the Red
and says; can the fellows are
)us to get over there to help set
ais squabble." ."
at the home of Knut Thompson
larry at the expected arrival at
III York of son Arthur who has
~ in the aviation service in France
Iuddenly turned to grief by brief
age that the young man had died
n ew York after dlsembarking. He
1een inyalided home for long
II to recover his health.
F., Ninth Regiment, Wisconsin
Guard, the local "home guard"
or Camp Douglas Monday morn
or week at state encampment.
Chris. Schade is in command.
o of the slxty-eight members went.
9 merchants of the city have vol
rily adopted the card system for
distribution. After August first
household will be on sugar ra-
g Milwaukee Journal the other
asd a write-up of August Dueno,
hany years fire chief at MaIitowoc
low living at the National soldiers
at Milwaukee. He has three
in the service, a daughter a Red
nurse, and a grandson aged Is, q
yent in the u. S. expeditionary
ia France.
hy-one Manitowoc county boys
Monday noon for Camp Taylor,
Louisville, Ky, to join the colors.
contingent included twenty from
let No. and thirty-o1e from dis
No. 2. Following is the list:
District No. |
fred Eideman, r ! city; Harvey
nidt, city; Frank Rhode, r /, Tim
Jas. O'Malley, city; Louis j.
tman, RI, Valders; Charles Hav-
K, Branch; +. j. SchmidLman,
Frank L. Carpenter, city; Max
Griebling, city; Frank f. Benish-
r., r 3 city; Louis Gust Strait
B, Hika; Anton MusheI, r 2 city;
les Jaeckel, city; Gardener Grote-
Cleveland; Roland p. Mccullough
Theodore Kress, Cleveland; Au-
Princeu, city.
District No. 2
uis Zezek, X 2 Maribel; Arnold
Lige, r 2 Kiel; Albert Paproche
Two Rivers; Frank A. Casper, St.
anz; George J. Belong, Reedsville;
A. Timm, X 4 Kiel; Archie Pei
uR2 Two Rivers; Martin f. w.
= dt, X Grimms; Walter Q. Rath-
r i Manitowoc; Frank Kerscher,
Manitowoc; Frank Peppard, K. |
Charles Spaeth, X | Cato; Rein
Zipperer, Whitelaw; Alex Holsch.
X 6 Manitowoc; Charles Wilhelm
sville; Rudolph F. Jens, X Mish-
Charles Dose. H l Two Rivers;
ey j. Klein, Whitelsw; Erwin Es-
r, r. Two Rivers; Charles Gold
}, Il Collins; Wallace h. Hsmp-
Cato; l.. w. Rameker, X Reeds
Louis Herzog, Brillion; Henry
Utrecht, Il Two Rivers; Anton
\ Iva, Il 2 Marlbel; Otto j. Born,
MS; Peter Rehrauer, II Two Riv-
X Erwin A. Behrmann, X 7 Manito-
Emil Madison, II / Manitowoc;
Schaefer, X / Two Rivers; John
Il | Mishicot; John Mass, r Z
towoc.
utenant Herzog stationed at Fort
Thorpe, Georgia, came home n
h ago to stay week. After one
q vacation he received wire TO
It at once. Monday his parents
we'd q message that he had arrived