South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-27
1875 DRAFT MEN
DEPART TODAY
More Than Hundred Leave
This Morning at 10 O'clock
for Camp Taylor.

ST. Joseph county today is con-
tributing 135 more men to Uncle
Sans fighting machine to whip the
kaisers bunch of pirates. one hun
dred and eighteen departed for
Camp Taylor this morning at 10
O'Clock from city divisions one and
two. and Il men from the three
local divisions will leave at 4:20 p.
m. over the Nandalia for Lafayette,
where they Will enter Purdue uni
versity for two months special
course in mechanics before going
to an aviation training station for
ground work.
The men to leave this morning
assembled at the Farmers Trust
building, Main St and Jefferson
blvd. at 9 o'clock when cigarets
and comfort kits were distrib-
uted AT $3.50. headed 10y the Big
Brothers military drum corps. the
men marched south on Main St
TO the Nandalia station. Until they
arrive at Camp Taylor Saturday
evening those OF division one will be
In charge Of Elton b. Crepeau. and
those OF division two will be in
charge of w. -. Donahue.
Following are the lis men of
divisions one and two TO leave this
morning at 10 o'clock:
Division One.
Earle L. Troutwine. Carl A Rich
ards. Carl +. Heyde, Rene Baela.
John Rosa. James L. Norris. Frank
Hans, Robert Crawford, Herbert
Nash, Jacob Van HUI
Oscar Frepan, Moses r. Drake, L.
d. Dickens. Otto O. SchmOk.
Thomas Eastman, Elton b. Crepeau,
Allen T. Wright. John Burns. Wal
ter Jones, Joseph W. Culp. John c.
Chidester, ID. James Isackson. Har-
old Stackman, c. G. Hickman.
Chester A. Bold Noreis. Lester l..
Swan. Earl L. Krauser, Barnette S.
Merritt. George b. Geissler.
Leo Mcmahon, Leo De Lorenzo,
William Wolf. Walter r. Meyer.
Pasqulai Cacandareze, George
Krienke, John Mitchell
Glen l.. Beaver, Marion Cottrell,
John L. Zeitler, Clayton Swinehart,
Eli 5. Myers. Bert Zellers, John y.
Mathews. Dominic Laccona.
Albert C. WITT, Walter Bahney,
Donald Brugger. Phillip Weisber-
ger. George II. Saddison. Ray ].
Hauser Schuyler Andrus.
Fred A. Nelund. Harry G.. Finch,
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Clarence F'leck. Claud Azelton,
Adolph Coddens, Mike Morgan.
Division Two.
Joseph Lerman. Frank Buffalo
| Nelson. Joseph Kaczmarek. Philip
Swanson. Joseph Smith. Ed Klotz.
Harvey Stricken, Joseph Kopczyn-
ski. John j. Harringer, Elmer Row
land. Rafal Chrobot, Zymunt Ze-
| browski, Victor Kendziorski. Jozef
Matela, Edward T. Kowalski.
Casimir Ciesielski. Richard Bor-
ME, CAMEL Verhye, Ernest L.
Suddarth. Maryan Andryzak. John
Wasoski, Florenz Claurs.
Fred Lewis Stempinski, Joe Nett.
Anton AntonOwicz, julius Paprock,
Alex Joseph Cwiklinski, Stephan g.
Grezeskowiak. Emil Vincent, Karol
Bubanski. Frank Bukowski, Elmo II.
Quick, Jan Janus.
Stevan Janowsli, Anthony Las
kowski, Jay Wallace, Adam Simin-
lax. Alex J. Deka. John Poznan,
Wladyslaw SymajNo.
Lee Thompson Starr. Tony Koh-
Ter. Clement Pierziewski. Al Gam
barZewski, Ira Gaylord Betson, John
L. Losiski. Benjamin II. Burch.
Samuel J. SnOdgrass.
JOZef Simcinski, AlOizy +. Trok.
". d. Donahue. Stephen A Solo
mon, Steve G. KOvacs, Peter Ewald,
Clyde L. workinger. Lewis X. Beg
land. Stanley Rozinarek Rush
Sieg.
The i men who volunteered for
the special training at Purdue and
who will leave this afternoon are
as follows:
Division One.
Edward Pierce ]. Z. Kindig Will
liam Matzendach. Louis Scalager,
William G. Treanor and Louis
Aschenbrenner.
Division Two.
Joseph Bray, Edmond Kuchar-
ski, Leo L. Hazinski Warren Q.
Conklin, Lawrence Shupert and
Thad A. Kucharski
Division Three.
Otto L. Osthenier. Charles Lester
Hindman, Oliver Henry Kitson.
George Frederick Geffert and VIII
fred d. Maggert.
SPECIAL HOT WATER HEATERS.
While they last reSardless of the