The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 16

THE LnrCOLH SUNDAY STAR. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Nebraskans Have Beep Certified for War Service I The following fourteen hundred Nebraska men out of the S.S50 for the flrst call have been certified back to exemption board for service by the South Pldtte appellate board in A a i Henry J. Stoetxel Charles B. Brown Godfre Schttffer Waldorf Brach Arcblo J. Wardrop Btanton.

Orndorft Henry A. Meyer Arcblo Adam Eckhardt Bert Fox Meddle, Jay M. Mead Irvln W- Klstler Alexander Reiber Stephen I- Dougty Conrad Walker. Jr. Forest E.

Shldler Paul T. Wisdom Conrad Batt Wm. E. True elt Arvie Peterson Ham- Gafford E. Aufenkamp Hoftmnn gdgar 1 Charles Beck Burl H.

Henley Butler, -R ManslWd Edsnr H. Mnrtln Hatra Kmll A Schmltz E. E. Dobruskv Charlie J. Mnsbok Jlike J.

Chmelka C. tcrnterg Fred John Cannon Pete Jacob A- Blatny Klmor t. John A. MnrKiw John Culck Dvorak Barton A. Johnson -Anton E.

Remm.ni Wm I.TM*** Chas. E. Benjamin Medina Frank Peterson Louis Ernest H. Wolford Joseph Tlchy Adolpb Vrnsplr Robert F. Skinner John C.

Schadegg Chns. G. ScwTad Jose H. Nozlcka Omer H. Bwhme JOSP Doleznl Marvin W.

Murphy Anton R. Chcrmak Oco. E. Fahrtnser Frank Veslcy Cass. Flovd B.

Morgan JWtlltam Andrews Anton Medved Sam'l Rhotten James H. Biggs Ralph R. Carson Merrltt F. Pollard Albert J. CJbdwin H.

B. Gray Wm. Garrison Martin Grrfe Wm. I- Stewart Oscnr Hnclc Ernest Charlie 0. Worrell Arthur Anderson Willard U.

Wert Crlssic Ellmers Roy Caswell Walter W. Lawig LaSnlle Whitchead Albin E. Weckwall Charles D. Laf.ta Robert H. Grader) Wm.

A. Dolpli Jessie B. David Walter F. Clemore L. W.

Jandebeur Chester Bllceknataff Herbert D. Rutan Oscar G. Llnd Morris Tanner Wm. E. McQulstcr Clinton A.

Grant Frank J. HaJeJc Harry C. Palmer Guy H. Beam Samuel M. Post Wlllard Hanson Floyd Chllders Kdward R.

Rousey" Nigel C. Cosand Samuel C. Hardcsty Hall, Bernhardt Koehler Leslie Bnugherty Don W. Roney E. B.

Catterson. Roy Hosklns- Theodore R. Britt 1 Edward P. Duffy Paul Baylor L. Spethman Gustav L.

Kaiser Andrew Klttel Fred Kruse Geo A. Westcott Roscoe Brabelton Walt F. Jolfnson Stephen Ludlngton Geo. W. Highland Hnrrinon 0.

Wolfe Fred L. Huck Alfred Pry Samuel Russell Tony Oddo Byran J. lams Frank Lane Archie W. Conow Geo. L.

Summers Joseph F. Hosek Fritz Bernstein Leonard S. Slllery C. A. McCluggago Albert Ruff Arthur C.

Peters George Rumsey Hnrry G. Wilson Fred A. Drumhlller Fred E. Megcrt Win. J.

Moslander Asa W. Martin Nick Schnoll Leo F. KlrKman Flpvd R. Sopher August JTcrman Iee.J. Hampton Walter J.

SchulU Au A. John T. Phillip H. Kautz George A. Hlllman Mathlas H.

Collng Jesse W. Milton H. Conery J. Carr Clifton T. Brown John Trenchard Albert Gillen Enimftt Trosper Joe A.

Offner John A. Solberg L. T. Waterman Howard R. Oarrett Charlei F.

EdwardsChas. McK. Austin G. R. Knowles Carl J.

Goetz Chns. F. Suiter Caleb C. Osborn Edward B. Gold John Brumsnrd Archie Wins Jacob A.

Unger Wm. F. Gollehon Thomns F. Ward Alfred C. Cheney Cheater 8.

McKlnzIe Myron Krelder Jim Xlarhcs Wm. Fuerstenan Harvey K. Hlnes Claude W. Hendryx Fred Newman Robert W. Will Elo C.

Monger Jack Eirtenmlller Oswald T. Miller Wm. R. "Hotly Chester Austin Clnv v- Dan MaTian Walter Clarence E. King Harlny 'Pickering Charlojtt'FV Stewart Harry" H.

1 tcr Jnmes J. Fred H. Rutherford Cnrl R. Dnlton John M. Warren B.

Cell H. F. Krusemark N. P. Semetzes J.

H. "Qulsenberry Wayne B. Bradly Maynard HumphreyN. Kllntworth F. Katimans Rnv F.

Tarnmond William E. Rice Arthur E. Kelly Fred D. Lanfenr Chauncey Talley Iver C. Jensen C.

S. Markham Charles D. Hurley Carl WIcse Andv Kclley. Pete Bnilcy Fred Thesenvltz Sidney P. Baker Wm.

P. Campbell William H. Smith John Todsen Hitchcock. John Wacker Hoy Harris F. W.

Kisenhart Harry Wcllmnn Chas. P. Townsend Ira Enrl Grbson Charles Burd Tohn P. Allen Martin P. Yost Homer E.

Davis Walter Brown Goo. C. Adamson Roy Johnson F. JvTelson Carl Hultman Pete Peterson Harry Peterson Marry N. Mann Arthor Swanson Guy WehlnnU 6.

Swanson' Edgar White Ben Martin Edgar White Howard During Martin Horn Oscar L. Johnson Otto Anderson Elmer Vcrback Fred W. Johnson L. Lindevall J. E.

Stltcs Samuel Brown Otto Stelnke John W. Carman Hnrold Erlcskon Enlner Johnson John L. Sisslo Charlie Martin R. W. Kretslnger M.

E. Klrkpatrlck Floyd E. Dyer Gco. H. Erickson Gall Bnlly O.

E. Joungmark Hnrrv Weaver Douglas L. Berry Frank E. Bullock Cnrl E. Sehoatzlo.

Clifford Bragg Lyle Hawllns A. B. Miller IxjRoy -Chapman Howser Havardt- Alvln E. Skoog Hcuben Enestrom Edward Gillette R. L.

Cross Oscar E. Olson F. A. Jederninn Elmer E. Hlatt Ben PIsKii Harold Bruce Ralph Nylander E.

E. Flohr Chns. W. Everett J. Hlld Harold B.

Brynn Josnph V. Sin nek Bcrnnrd C. Rnkow George Tt. Palmer iSnodRmpp Pptor Nelson Frederick Boobycr John Pednrnon Tiirl MPrrltt Orvll F. Proutv a SShford Edward F.

Mnrler James Cornlk Chncc. 'Arthur Brndy 9 1Tn eS qml1l, Wn John W. Cooper Archie L. Smith Geo A Daschofsky Arnold R. Rengnn Rov B.

Hedges John C.lcason mill H. Terry -Rruco Rohli F. M. Rnlchardt Karl S. Stuck Rnlrm W.

Trnvls Jncob Boenicr Clifford F. Erdmnn John IT, Taylor Arthur Hust Goo. N. NTormnn Frank C. Banks Roy 11.

Hnndel Vernon F. Wnlkor Ford Dnvldson Jackson C. Gowdy Mason A. J-razell Walter F- Rhodes Peter Stertz Byron B. A'nughan Frank Mather S.

C. Wilson Chaa. A. Whitakcr Polk. Wllbcr J.

Stnlnnker Dennis N. Mills Luther G. Krela Robert Korger John Wyman C. A. Samuelsun AV.

R. Vanhoosan Elmer N. Carlson Arthur B. Mickey Alvln G. Swnnson Wllliird Metzgar Joseph H.

'SVachter Daniel Godtel James Cobbiif Joseph C. Brchm Clnvton C. Cundnll William Wullhors Guy A. Willis John Anderson Earl N. Fnrncr Goo.

T. Schroccler Guy W. Kirchner Karl B. Buchtcl Chisstcr Briggs Henry Ralph McCuno Knrl K. Bnyles John Sterti Chns.

A. Cornell G. Bonaparte Bartn Thomns F. Koinper A i HI. 1 A Lawrence TV.

Thlede David Sbclch Ira Amoi Roy S. Carlson Henry Yost Robert L. Jones Richard P. Nuss Ivnn V. Bentz Dundy.

Sovce Richards George W. Wallace Ernest League Walter Burleson Alvn P. Goodell Wm, M. Pinkcrton G. Klncnnnon Lloyd Millar Charles Ewlng.

Aug. J. Wnrnlng Emil H. Zuege Homer J. Strong Archie L.

Glen H. Logn-n Ralph E. Kneppcr Frnnrls W. Edwards A. Warning, William Elmer V.

Barger Frnnk Walsh Robert E. Moore Oglo Kennnn Franklin. Arthur Billups Jules C. Hendrlcks Witlard C. Robinctt Elvaro M.

Carpenter Geo Osterbunn Hurley Stickley K. Kademnchor Daniel W. Barr John D. Thllen Harry L. Mosor Willie Fiorsteln John W.

M. Wohleb 'William L. Irwin William E. Meyer Ernest J. Schubert Elmer Bunger John H.

'Dlencr Furnas. Walter J. Brown Charles'L. Shauers Wilbcr C. Haxton Dock Uowsman Roecoe N.

Johnson Wyman Williams Owen W. McCue William G. L'uliman Wlllnrd F. Sample F. R.

I.utcavlsh Lewis F. Wollen Knrl J-. Proud Dee A. Jewett John E. Goosman Flllmore.

G. Farrar Hnrry B. Brower Arthur E. Akcrson Frefl Stoffer Frank BernnSek. Jr.

Adolf Lindner John Sol Thclmer Wm. W. Aldrup Dana C. Geiselmon Janies Harusbe Steve Kovnndn Frank F. Fielder Glenn L.

Jones George Becker Edvin Weber Hnrry Bordncr George Madison Orlie R. Strlne Conrad J. KMnlein Albert R. Gnrey Emory Leonard Frontier. Joseph E.

Denman Elmer Klstler Paul E. Larsen Vigo L. Losen Howard Willis Edward Newcomb A A Thornburg Flshe.r Fred Bernt Anton Iwnn. Jr. A.

A. Tdchauner Winfred E. -Holm F. W. Anderson Bcnj.

H. Blevlns Enrl Davidson Earl H. Brozee Bon.1. T. Zedlcher Martin J.

Vahisck C. Stromberg Gilbert T. Clark Russell H. JInco It, E. Peterson F.

S. Gestrlno Anton D. Ditllum Enrl A. Mustard Herman J. HcKston Otto B.

Nelson Albert W. Johnson A. J. Mollorslrom TelerfoV P. Orxywa John A.

Carlson M. A. Younglund Everett. E. llcndley tjtevo Gcorgoou John E.

Horst Hnrry C. Brnze A. D. A. Johnson Albert F.

Harrison Earnest A. Frltchle Roy Rtcketts F. B. McDonnell TV. O.

Nothnagel Otto Ebert C. Littlewood Walter L. Connett Isaac K. Atkinson Abe L. Marqueee Clarence V.

Rouch F. O. McClure William J. Heinz Tony TV. Weskamp Thomas G.

Keegan Harry E. Gockiey Ralph Zlcknfoose Chas. M. Anderson Paul H. Couze Samuel H.

Russell William Ketterlns Thos. L. R. Reeves Melvin E. Wright Martin Bergin Leo O.

Vanderyort Harvey L. Lyon Carl TV. Anderson Henry J. Damm Earl TV. E.

Johns 1 Richardson. Charles E. Davis D. O. Griffiths Ross E.

Morris Warren C. Miles Emery W. Hunt John B. Augstaldt Wm, Berrlnger Harry L. White John E.

Augstadt Thomas Steele Domlnick Klminsky Levl Hermes E. A. Lionberger John O. Horton- Elmer Kammerer Rny-E. Lnne Frank A.

Bis, Jr. Elmer H. Kors Leonard M. HersheyChas. A.

Smith Saline. Earl TV. Kenna-d Loren L. Ashpaugh John J. Haas John 1 Biltoft Chris Martson Frank H.

Burden Fred Skrivanek Guy T. Easley A. J. Kruplcks, Wm. Posplsil Anton Plouzek Hans P.

Hansen Harvey G. Stewart Arthur W. Toogood R. George W. Shestak Fred Schafcr Hobart Brick Wm.

J. Bayer Russell Brunig Emil F. Hromns Lee Tummond Wm. J. Tobiska Harold A.

Noyce Ernest J. Fridrlch James W. O'Brien Richard P. Peterson Fredrich C. Holstein Frank Kovar V.

Stiverson Frank Flllpl Edward T. Forst Emnn Anton E. Husa William Stcpanek Srim Hughes Jaroslav Lana Lewis Prokop Herbert Brunkow Wm. Johneon Wllhelm LInd Chester E. Smith Lumir Havllcek SeWard.

R. Ti Hickerson Robert E. BIssey ThrockmortonJohn Fintel Carl E. Herrold Robert Trackwell Herbert Lnndon Mads C. H.

Miller Henry Zielek Robert L. Benton Louise Biltoft Charlie Foster Geo. F. Moore John Wocbbecker Earl H. Fisher Cart Schulcter Russell Garland Walter L.

Boyer Harold S. Toogood Thomas Dahl A. Bodenhamcr Thomas Dean August H. Bcethe Hnrvey. A.

Hoyt Chns. H. Campbell Otto W. Meyers John P. Hnnscn' Frnnk F.

Mills Louis J. C. Sleek Henry P. Weitzel A F. Morton Henry J.

Kutz Charles G. Herbert Hnns Larsen John B. Frank Fuclk Jacob J. perber Enrl Lovell Mueller Emi! Lorcnsen Bamuel Pennington Guy L. Diedel Robert Nordmeyer Joseph C.

Sheehan John J. 'DougliiB Elmer Swnnson Nichly C. Wm. E. Kuebler E.

Anderson JMartln H. Schulte Vern Armstrong JMbert E. Range Saunders. Vincent Placok C. L.

Hotchklss J. Lnrsen Frnnk P. Kasparek Arthur E. AdolfsonChas. E.

Bfiustion Claude A Johnson Henry Harding Alfred BergRren Georgo W. dive Leonard Walla Jim Bartn Henry E. Milton Amiel A. RcxlHus Chne E. Scott Bcnj.

H. Wllcox Fritz W. Buchholtz Joe- Clr.ek Wllllnm L. Otto A S. Ahl Mark us Hnrdcrs Joseph J.

Masters Hoht, H. Aldrtch Frank Hobak Jon A. Zlmbu Wllllnm Mulder Rnlph Houdorshcldt Axel L. Swnn- Oscar E. Sundbers Merwln O.

-Johnson Rolland B. Dahlln L. F. Brnntlnp Arthur W. Cnrson Clarence E.

Cash Harry i- Shnfcr Otoe. Claronco Snider Albert J. Ropers Raymond) Ruga Joseph J. Xorbs Lendsla Waller Clms. B.

Vernon Fred youngnulst Siunuel Bradford Hnrry Nicholson S. Swanson TV. Engclbrccht Clnrenco O. Snider Lendsln Waller Albert R. Tyson Earl Cline E.

A. TVinklomnn John L. Beckard H. Dnlilgren Joy Quinnett Frank Kelly John W. Hughey Roy E.

Harp Albert H. Router Edwards Crumes John A. ICunr, Willinm Smith Eugnno A. NulzmanJohn F. Pease M.

H. Bnimmler John W. Keen Louis H. Becker Wm, Doltmer Gco. C.

Palmquist Wm. K. Kollhley P. O. Butterbnugh Fred W.

Brook Pawnee. Thoodoro Schmlt ilerren K. Hays Samuel Gottula Walter Pnrll Elmer E. Wilson Chester R. Korl H.

E. Madden Joseph Ncdvod Bcnj. F. Winchell Frank S. Holton Frank J.

Conrndt Lonnle Clutter Francis P. Nestor Joseph F. Hnuner Harry C. Naylor Charles R. Wissler A.

Erlflkson Edwin G. Peterson Hnrry I. A. NclsonHcrmnn Gi-nucrholz S. Hills Cnrl Bern William A.

Hynolt Chns. A. 7-lladlk Arthur Trent Joseph LIndau Edward W. JohnsonDowlnik Bordovsky Glenn S. Benty LOUIB J.

Smnus Hnrry Anderson Conrad Person Albert L. Wiirren Jerry Prinz Philip A. Nelson iChnrllo M. Hnrdln Chnrlle Sledeprlnntz A J. HiKRlns Floyd T.

Blnkeslce Chnrlle Shnnijcra Joseph J. Urbnn Joseph F. Hendriz Cnrl O. Johnson Gnorso A. Krnusc John It.

Smith Alln A. A. Andorson John W. Kelly John H. Cnmcron Glen F.

Ettleman Obel T. Nelson Hnrrlfi Zlggns C. E. Hendrickson JUn Anderson Edward J. Miller Frnnk J.

Bernnek Axnl L. Forsbcrg- Edgar I. Anderson Tjidlslnv Kruplca Louis L. Kling Joseph Jenny A R. Olson F.

W. Norronbcrg Thayer. Wlllinm 'Mnthiesen C. L. Longbrnke Alfred E.

Manners Clarence 0. 'Meors George Magnus JncOb H. Green AuBlist F. Oltjcn George F. Ehlers LOn 'H.

Elrls Henry C. Tngler Charles S. Cnrie Joe Here! James Herel Perkins. George C. Glunz Oliver H.

Pelton John Dnlgarn Alonzo S. Duke Glen S. Carothers Otto A. StelnKe Ed. TV.

Wllhelm John J. McKlnney Stanford Lovenburg Kearney, Harrv L. Slack Con. L. Lienhnrt Frank A.

Boasen Wm. L. Collins Andrew E. Jensen Frank Burchell Wm. L.

Brown, jr. Frnnk Montey Arvld S. SamuelRCR Alb-nrt SI F.nng Elmer A. Anderson Hoy C. Harden A.

E. Carpenter Lennder Nelson Gilbert Mnttlnson Robert Bober E. Borgnnrd Gcorgo Monk Alfred C. Johnson Wm. P.

Hansen Fred R. Nixon V. R. Valentine Charles H. Tork Charles Sinsel Solomon Hyqulst Wllllnm R.

Dahl Charles R. Dick Roy M. Carl Edwin L. Drake Ora A. Claflin Clyde A.

Chris A. Jurpens George H. Easton Walter E. Harris. H.

Willson Orley Lebow William Stanford Earl H. Barrett Troy Nsll Albert E. Tonne Albert II. Volknn Jncob HaWitzel. Jr, C.

Barry Wnlter Burke tjnmes I. Fisher Free E. Howonl O. Schaeffer James Anderson Henry M. Jones Merle Roach John 0.

Hnthnway Richard E. Fritsche Fred J. Bnssett Henry Ringenberg Urban G. HecklemnnJohn J. Foley Elzle E.

Bulllngton Gage. Harvev Brewer Alvin M. Kolmes H. Schachenmeyer Frederick TV. Brnwn Bunk Sexton Vorne E.

Rogers Robt. D. Prather Edward Xagl A. Petrovsky Samuel L. Roe E.

Shcpardson Will Haws A. P. Witkowsk TV. Splattstoesser-Jtcder R. Hnnsen Soren M.

Nelsson William Collins Albert Rundqulst John W. Krcbe Goo. Porterfleld Hnrry E. Sillier John Eigfred. O.

Johnson v. H. Clenrman Ray E. Necdham Charles H. Jctter Geo.

B. Ertckson Stanley Owon DnilyJohn C. Sorensen Roy E. PnlmMnde Ernest V. Hunt Carl L.

Goings NuckoMs. Hnrold E. Tibbitts Harm J. Lucht Ornn M. Spurgen Chnrley W.

Beer John D. McCleary E. A. Nunemknmp Edward H. Cortney Lloyd L.

Ekst'rnnd Wm. B. Britton Mlchnel A. Nun John TV. Burns Orvn! C.

Denhl Joseph A. Mossing W. Llngeiach Harry E. Smith Carroll H. Leltsch Walter C.

Weiss Rnlph Hoppn J. J. Vanwnning. Jr. Tlllman C.

Lnne Chester I. Dninton George B. -Ross Rnlph Walker Francis C. CderholmThurKton V. Bailey N.

R. Wtlhclmy Glenn Robertson Vorderstrnsso Webster. Bngelhnrdt John Barton John Smith M.I Mnrmcycr Jnke F. Brula John Barrett Ross V. Looker George A.

Best Albert Soderlln Lee TV. Russell John C. Hnllec Enrl TV. Carpenter Olto A. Ellison Hugh Bnird Jnmes M.

Tyler Homer Y. Lovejoy Fred J. Fuller Jnmes A. Loy. Henrv Kumannav Albert G.

Scott Virgil I. TValburn Cnrl O. Holr. Lloyd E. Marsh Perry D.

Lovejoy Joe C. Jnckson Carl R. Johnson Gilbert Sutherland Matt J. Rose Edmond H. Holtz F.

H. Cahnahan Roy W. Garrettsoh Emil Guy D. Woods Robt, G. Strutton Eugene V.

Hlckok Tx)Uis A. Bright Joseph J. Bdrns Jnmes'E. Kent Ivnn Camp Arthur McArthur Howard Yost York. Eskll T.

Hanson Wm. Summers Arthur J. Johnson Walter E. Shofroth William D. Devoss Hnro- D.

Hawley Benne F. Bnrbee Loupe Ledisma Fred H. Gocke Vnle T. Fox Chas. E.

Shot-wood Robt. E. Mnyland Jesse Welch Johnnn Heinrlchs 'C E. Olmsted James jC. Meglemre Evan E.

Miller David A. Wntson Harrv Grouse Roscoe C. Hitchcock Enrl'R. Lake Lewis H. Archer John TIeken Henry Beyer Robt.

J. Campbell Hans C. Laustsen Verle E. Hedrick John T. Magnuson Edson J.

Bailey Wm. F. Mathers W. R. Packwood Clyde -L.

Foe TVeldell Seal Frnnk Moore Wm. F. George Irving Sheets Charles G. Hout Wilsie E. Blunt Joe W.

Kelfor Clark M. Stanwood Fred Summers Rnlph R. Kokeh Henry Achnchcnman Walter J. Bollhefner Earl. K.

Penner John T. Relnier Vernon C. Shoup Lxither Reedy Adam Podncvlch Kidney E. Davis Edward Tejeak Gosper. Harley R.

Broekett llartln A. Pfciffer Carl Rassmusscn Earl R. Philllpa Chas. M. Stewart J.

Morgan George Blevin Frank H. dolllster Henry Mike Beyl Thomr.s A. Clayton Alfred Smith Henry J. Montcr Tames A. Graham I.

E. Phillip N. Crantz C. L. Hcmelstrand Guy E- Walters Albert J.

Ohrt OttO H. Hanson Joseph Lauby Hitchcock Henry Schlicmann Harlanl- D. Stephen Warren Joseph L. Lenneman Cleveland -H. filler Walter L.

Hull P. E. Christenson Orin L. Goodrich Wm. B.

Imhott Frank J. Hubl Rudolph KouknlChris Mortensen Peter M. Anderson 0. S. Patterson Cecil R.

Burge Ralph White Edward R. WlnebarJohn Drapal Harold H. Miller Einer Johanson James O. Adnms Leslie Adams Joe Sykes Willinm F. Togel Archie Chancy Randal Yung Namaha.

R. A. Weatherftcld Reed C. Irwin Charles V. Harris Benjamin F.

Dnllam Earl L. Redding Herbert KldwfeU Mansfield Glnn Jefferson Pniil C. 'Hartmnn Peter P. Dirksen Willinm 'Brackhnn Isniic Jnmes D. Hulctte John J.

Pauley Archie Grny Louis M. Price Chester L. Johnson Charles F. Tharp Earl Strntton Joe Cnnago Henry J. D.

Tieken Joseph Gobboney Ear) AxeJson -aslie N. Lewis Walter F. Wanner Cjair G. Muaselman Arthur F. Bradley CjaKnce Dillon Clarence Prettyman Theodore F.

Beck Homer Gosnell diaries A. Davis Joseph Fommer Rufolph Aut. TV. Frrtlk Tasadep Nick Koop Herman F. Kracko John H.

Hinkel Clarence E. Lynch Ed E. Miller Galo Hare Andrew S. Phillips D. Relnhardt John Miller F.

W. Schneider Henry Schwlsow Edward I. Fitl, Carl J. Wolter Mike Lardner Laudy F. Banners Carl A.

Moore Augustine Garcia Glen Hotobs Ernest E. Swanson Walter Chase Edward R. Hand Glen Terp H. J. Floyd J.

Bobne Harvey B. Harris R. O. Bartlett- Forrest Hosier John P. b.

W. Crouse August J. F- Selk Norman Hanley Albert TVymote Mike Boglch John Flora Ralph H. Flagle Henry J. Hoppler Johnion.

Joseph P. Schuster Robert W. Benson Christy J. Aden Lowell E. Myers Bryan J.

Slvey Willow. Chat. HcnderthotFred Rudolpli L. Knliff Dan H. Berger William R.

Tucker Fred Duberstlne O. Schneider Harry M. "Will Oi-yis Williams John Krous Fred P. McCnrty Charles Samson George E. Gaskill Roy E.

Carlisle Edward H. HennlngAndrew Kline Willinm Stewart John C. Seibert Louis A. Schlechte Lemuel R. Wilcox Rny E.

Anderson Herbert E. Hulse Floyd L. Hudson E. H. Welmer Alkana B.

Cnntrell Cnrl W. Nelms Hnrry G. White Leslie C. Anstine August Brown Jnmes S. Barbee Fred R.

Nixon Watson Berlin Angers Bulgars With Annexations BERLIN. Sept. reichsta resolution demanding peace .1 Vexations and indemnities la bitterly je Bulgaria-and threatens to to breach between that country the" central powers. "No -matter Germany and Ana trla-Hungary may do. the Bulgarian are -itoln" to keep all territories con quered bv them." says the Sofia pon'dent of the Loknlanzeiger.

"I-have Inton-lewed a number th lending' statesmen' and pollticlarfs an found'them all extremely indignant ove the action of the Reichstag. They rcgnr the' res.lutlon, as A breach faith and Insist that the compact mad when their rcountry entered the war ithout-exception, they declare tha Bulgaria' solemnly promised "together with the Dobrudja and tha Serbian districts.Inhabited by Bulgarian their armies will not evacuate- these tcr rltorles at a command from Berlin an Vienna. Premier Rndpslnvoff has ex pressed hlltiMlt (n a similar manner," The Business Houses of South 10th St. res-- Wmtch or Their Offerins- on Pae A Growing Group of Stores-- Wmtch for Their NEXT CULL WILL lans Almost Completed for Sending Second Section of Nebraska Men. rten Will Go on Different Days But Localities Will Keep Together.

Three thousand, two hundred' and eventy-four men, constituting the section of Nebraska's contin- under the selective draft, will moved to the training camp at ort Riley, during a period of days beginning September 19. here they will Join the first 410 who ave already gone. Arrangements are already being ade by Governor Neville'for the con- entration of these men at central oints and transportation by special to Fort Riley. At two pecial trains to Fort Riley. At 1 least wo specials win be run each day hile the movement lasts.

The Union aciflc will handle the business, it be- the only road that reaches the amp Funston cantonment. All the lilroads, however, are co-operating in he arrangements. The 3,274 future soldiers, who will detailed for the second movement, re the second 40 per cent of the uota required from Nebraska, which 8,185. The flrst 5 per cent went ist Thursday. This leaves 55 per cnt, or 4,501.

to their training a later time, and it is expected that part of thern will- be ordered to re- ort at Camp Funston early in Octo- As In the flrst Instance, fhe North latte and South Platte boards of re- ew will certify back to local regis- ation boards the names of men who been exempted for occupational other reasons, together with the umber of men whom each county or ty district must furnish for the ovement. The local boards will then otify the men who are to go and lur- sh them with transportation. Governor Plans Ahead Governor Neville is looking after reparations for the feeding of the at assembling points and during he trip. It will not be necessary for lany of them to spend more than ne day in making the entire journey; nd lodging will have to be furnished i only a comparatively few cases, ut whatever may be required, the overnor Intends to see that the pros- ective soldiers are well taken care of hilc enroll te. Lincoln's men will all go at the ime time and on the same special -ain, as now contemplated, and Oma- a's contingent will do the same.

The lovement will bo so arranged that hose from the snme or neighboring omrnunities -will travel together. Some ill go on the 19th, others on the 20th, Specials for This Week 5 oak doors, slightly damaged, at a bargain. Choice of second hand Base Burners and Soft Coal Heaters. Invalid's chair to rent. VAN ANDEL SON 132 South Tenth the 21st.

22d and 23rd. If things go smoothly, the entire 3,274 may be moved in four days, tl is planned to send 800 or more on each day. that being just about enough to fill two good-sized special trains. The war department has telegraphed Gocernor Neville its congratulations on the efficient manner in which Ne; braska moved her first hunch of men to Fort Riley on schedule time. The governor hopes to do as well with the second expedition, notwithstanding that there will be eight times as many men to go.

Champion Kite Flyer Is In Lincoln for, Week A new idea in advertising, the use of big signs hung from giant kites was adopted by several business firms at the state fair grounds the past week. They attracted considerable attention from the bis crowds and proved interesting because of the size and maneuvers of the kites themselves as well as for the advertising matter they carried. The kites were owned by TV. TV. King, who for twelve years past has experimented with big kites, part of the time for the government, in the effort to find a successful man-carrying kite.

He won the prizes for kite flying at the St. Louis exposition and holds the world record for kite flying of nil kinds. The same man will fly kites over the business section of Lincoln Monday, probably fro-n the big buildings at Tenth and street. Although the wind sometimes interferes with the plans It is probable that the kites will be in the air between 11 and 5 o'clock and the people who are downtown at that time will have another opportunity to watch them perform. Dog That Yawns at Lectures War Mascot Acting Adjutant General and Governor Neville Confer on Army Matters.

Major J. T. Hollingsworth of Omaha, who has been named by Governor Neville as acting adjutant general of the Nebraska, national guard, was at the catiitol Saturday afternon and conferred with the governor. He was accompanied 'by Major W. E.

Steele, who resigned as adjutant general following his appointment on the division stafnof Major General Blossom at Deming, N. where he Nebraska national guard troops are be trained for ar Major Steele was mustered into-the service of the United States on Saturday and immediately thereafter turned over he adjutant generaTs office to the act- ng Incumbent. He expected to leave for Deming within twenty-four hours. The Deming.camp will include national guard regiments. arid, other units from Nebraska Iowa.

Minnesota. North and South Dakota. Brigadier General the Nebraska troops is already there with his staff and several com- LAWRKNCE. Sept. 'Pi.

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paniev' from this Major Steele does not know just how he came to be selected on. General Blossom's staff, but It is surmised this may have been on General Harrys' recommendation. Major Hollinjrsftxjrth has been filling the position of chief ordnp.nce officer for the Nebraska national guard. The task of completing the orjjanlzation of the r.cw national guard reserve regiment will fall on him. He is a younK officer of considerable energy, and Governor Neville believes he will measure up to the place to which he has been temporarily assigned.

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