Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-02-04
BOYS In q. S. SERVICE

Albert j. Hodes has been mustered
out of service and returned from
Camp Grant last Thursday.
Emil Mass of this city, was recently
released from a German prison. Word
to that effect was received by his par
ents few days ago.
Fred Glasel has arrived home from
Camp Funston, Kansas, having been
mustered out of service. He had been
in the U. S. Machine Gun service since
last July.
Last Saturday morning requiem high
mass was held at St. Mary's church,
in memory of Arthur Strachota, who
was killed in battle in France on the
18th of July.
Edward YELLOW returned from Camp
Shelby, Miss, on Thursday. He has
received his discharge and is at home
permanently and is again in the Amer
lean National bank.
VIM. B. Staege and Felix Lukasavitz
who have been in the u. S. Army Ser
country, on their way to Camp Grant
Richard Fogarty arrived in the city
Friday on brief furlough. He was
wounded in the right shoulder while
in action in France on Nov. 1. He will
return to Camp Grant today for treat
ment.
Lieut.. D. S. Burnett, who has been
overseas in the engineering corps OF
the U. S. army, arrived at his home
in Wausau on Saturday. He has re-
ceived his discharge and is at home
permanently.
Ed Johnson received a letter from
his son, who had been wounded in
France, saying that he was getting
along nicely and had so far recovered
as to help others in the hospital
Unity Register.
Word was received yesterday from
Wellington Nicolls, who is in the U. S
navy, that he was in Queenstown
| Eng, and on his way to Germany. His
parents had not heard from him fol
nearly two months.
Lieut.. Leroy Johnson, who has beer
| in France, has returned to this coun
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. johnson
before returning to his place of bust
ness in San Francisco.
| Walter Gruneisen, who has been i.
France with the American Expedition
airy forces arrived at New York durin;
the past week and is expected to arriv
here within a few days by his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alb. Gruneisen.-Mara
thon Times
Lieut. Carl Schmidt, who has bee
in the U. S. service since the begin
ming of the war with Germany, wa
mustered out of service at Camp Gus
ter recently, returning to his home i
Wausau on Saturday,. He will renal
in Wausau permanently.
Among the casualties reported dun
ing the past week in the daily paper
from this city and county appears tn
names of W. L. Thiely of Wausau, Sc
verely wounded; j. A. JeSko of Edga
severely wounded, previously reporte
missing; A. G. F. Schoenfeldt of Wat
sau, slightly wounded.
Fred Knauf arrived home Monda
after an absence OF six years whic
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in the marines. The greater part {
this time was spent in the Orient an
in the Philippine Islands, where he wa
, attached to the United States Legation
/, A force of three hundred marines
, kept at the legation by this govern
ment and other nations also have
similar force there.
Dutch is looking good and appal
emily has thrived upon the diet {
the service. He regrets however, thu
he was unable to get into the fraca
in western Europe. He made appl
cation for transfer into the areal sci
vice, but was not accepted. He
undecided as yet what he will take III
but will remain here in Mosinee fo
a time.-Mosinee Times.
Arthur Dobrinz, who left here las
May and who is now with the Amer
can Expeditionary Forces in Franc
writes that since the armistice wa
signed he has been sent down int
Southern France. He was in Sc,
eral of the great battles. In his lette
he sent a picture of which he says
This is birds eye view of the cit
of Cannes, which is certainly a beaut
full place. 1t is on the Mediterrea
sea in Southern France, where tn
climate makes one think he is in Flol
ida. Am in one of the largest hotels
the city in which there are just soldier
Have everything we care for, game
puzzles, magazines, base ball outfit
all donated by the Red Cross. Came
is large, busy place; also has a fin
boulevard along the sea shore, wheI
most of the people go walking durin
the afternoon. The Y. M. c. A.
large splendid building. In on
yard we have orange and palm tree
and rose bushes in full bloom. TIL
weather here is full of sunshine an
warmth"