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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-21
Notes From ValderS.

Mr. Eichenberger took charge of tue
hotel Nalders, Friday last,
Mrs. John Littenberger who has been
on the sick list for some time, is able tC
be around again.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson mourn
the loss of their 3-year-old son, who died
last Friday. The funeral took place on
Sunday forenoon.
. Walter Bergie, Manitowoc student,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Ed. Aubol and Robert Paul wen.
fishing last Sunday They report "a good
catch.
Mrs. Williams of Niles visited Fl ends
in our town, Sunday.
Joe. Pankratz and his sister Mrs. W.
Fl, Lucas, took u pleasure trip to Man
itowoc, Sunday.
Mrs. O. llveuson and daughter spent
Sunday with the formers brother,
Henry Thomson of Manitowoc.
Dave Fitzgerald Went to Manitowoo
on business Monday.
The wedding of Louise Christel and
Rudolph Kletzicn took place Monday
Only relatives We're present
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Notes From CenteryiIle.

Assemblyman Wehrwein spent several
days of last week at Milwaukee.
Mr.. August Erdmann has returned
from Colby, where he was visiting
relatives
Mr.. Wm Toepel was at Manitowoc
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weunsch have re.
turned from Detroit, Michigan.
Postmaster Hiltz spent Sunday at
Manitowoc.
George Chandler of Manitowoc passed
through here Monday.
Erwin c. Cary was a Mantowoc
caller Saturday.
VIM, Engel spent Sunday at Man
itowoc
Miss Emma Reitter, who has been
visiting here, returned to her home in
Milwaukee, Sunday
Station Agent Nc Keough spent Sun
day at Manitowoc
George Leonhard visited with friends
in Milwaukee last week.
John Reinemann, Jr., and Henry
Arends spent Sunday at Towards Grove
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Notes From GreenStreet.

Our school opened last week, with an
enrolment Of forty pupils
The German school opened also with
an enrolment of fifty,
Mrs. Adelaide BONN returned from
Milwaukee, Saturday.
Miss Mamie Hessel of Green Bay is
visiting at Jos Hostag's
Messrs. Hollay, Shuher and Rohen-
hurst were state fair visitors last week
Mr.. Harouch, an aged Bohemian
teacher, died last week
Mrs. F. Kotek arrived home from
Ludington Mich, last week, after a
weeks visit with her sister
Adolpb Chada and Annie karman
were married last week. The wedding
reception was held in Chada's hall and
was a pleasant affair.
August Kemfert returned from st.
Vincents hospital at Green Bay, much
improved in health.
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Notes From ReedSvi|Ie.

Mr. and Mrs IIeideman of Manitowish
wcr. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Buss,
Saturday,
Miss Maymc Stelling visited at Mani
towoc Saturday
Mr. Ell Rcincmann Of Dale spent Sun
day at the home Of his parents
Miss Frances Grail spent Sunday at
her home ia Menchalville,
Miss Della Reinemann left last Mon
day for Cleveland, ohio
Mr. John Schrieber returned to his
homc at Amigo Monday
Mr. jos Kabat of Amigo is spending
i fcw days at the home Of his parents
hcre
Mr. and Mrs Schuler of Milwaukee
arc visiting at the Ehnert home
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A Magnificent Stock of
FOR FALL

According of mercantile establish
the stock of general merchandise
in this County also of surrounding
All several departments always we'll stocked,
but the greater than other time fall
goods having arrived filling with the desr
able articles required by the people of this Countand their
qurements surely few and very high
der We know from long experience what the people demand of
and it's their by offering them
equaed line and that should make
nadvsabe order nythng from of We know posi-
lively that usually higher paid cities for the
goods than sell
In instances could the prices obtained there
That regards prices of mail
houses goods line. We and do make prices
lower than them
Comparisons have frequently been made knowledge,
between goods and prices from Of and and the
suit was in our favor, e would expect it to be.
With increased and added facilities buying
better position than their
vantage
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Notes From ST. Nazianz.

Tuesday the marriage OF August
Benne and Clara LuelloT was solemn.
lied at st. Gregory church After the
ceremony the couple repaired 70 the
Opera hall where a reception was held,
only relatives being present Thor
many friends wish them long pros
porous and happy life
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. Jp-.
Schnettcr died last Monday The
funeral was held Wednesday wthlnter-
mcnt in the Catholic cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Xurer attended
the Wedding Of Mrs Iicrer- brother, at
Mlrytown Tuesday.
The marriage Of Rudolph kletzicu
and Louise Chrl,tel formerly Of tins
place. was solcmnzed Mt Clarks Mills
Monday
The three months old child Of Mr. and
Mrs Anton Schwoerer died last Tues
day Funeral services We're held Fri
day
The approaching marriage o: Dave
Rickaby and Kate McMunn was
announced Sunday
NJ Loos il busy repairing hi- homr
aud saloon ana VIII soon b. ready to
open ~
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Notes From kaSSOn.
a baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Rubolz

a baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Bubolz.
Mrs. King and son larence. who
visited with the family of Maurice
Cohen, have returned to their home
near Peshtigo.
Albert Bubolz attended the state fai l
last week.
Ernst Bubolz, who underwent HI
operation for appendicitis at st. Mary's
hospital in Milwaukee, is recovering
rapidly
Joseph Nagel, whose barn was des
troyed by fire several weeks ago, has
already replaced it By a new and larger
building,
Robert MahnBes new residence is
rapidly nearing completion.
Arthur Catfish aud Anna Joern re-
visited Clifton last Sunday.
Cha-. Pritzl was pleasantly surprised
by his large circle Of friends and rela-
tive- last Friday evening in honor of the
2l-t anniversary Of his birthday
The schools Of this town have all open
pl for the fall term, with the following
TEACHERS Mayme Linnane, Dist. No. |;
Margaret Doolan, Dist, No 9; Katherine
Laughliu, Dist No 3 William Stare,
Dist 40. t.
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Notes From Collins.

The dance at Muelers, Sunday, was
a success. Lefkys band furnished the
music.
Mrs. l.. Halverson from Manitowoc is
visiting here with her parents.
Mr.. Theodore Reichert, head salesman
at Gothers, was seen in Reedsville,
Sunday. What's the attraction now,
Theodorey
Quite few people from here attended
the picnic and ball game at Johnson 5
grove, Sunday last. They all report II
good time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Stoltzman of
Rhine, who just returned from a visit to
their son Oscar, who has a cheese factory
in Merrill spent Friday with their son
Will at Collins
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Ed Watt has returned to Milwaukee
TO resume his studies at Marquette
COLLEGE. after spending his vacation
here He il sadly missed by his base
ball associates.
Mrs. John Foley Of Cooperstown call
ed ON her parents in Keedsyile, sunday
Peter Falrey Of 'lilwaukee is visiting
friends in this locality this week.
James Morris-ey did some veterinary
work for J. f. Nolan Wednesday
Reed-yille is soon to have weekly
newspaper printed and edited there
The printing press has already arrived.
They are now looking for man with
some brains and lots Of nerve for editor.
Mrs NJ Lorigan Of Kellnersville call
ed on friends here Sunday.
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Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea Bis
c,yit homemade. They will be ffeshef'
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome:
ROYAL Baking Powder helps the house
wifeto produce at home, quickly and eco
nomicailv, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscriit, buildings, the frosted layer,
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins. with which the ready-made TODD
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
ROYALS the greatest of bakc-day helps.
ROYAL pAuNo POWDER Ne" YoRK.
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Guess W hat.

Now, Mabel, cautioned her mother,
you mustn't sit out on that damp beach
tonight without anything around you.
! won't mother, promised the duti-
ful daughter. George will attend tc
that all right
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SOUTH BOUND TRAINS,

Train No & daiy TanN
10 an IaaveT
ArrveT Is
further alton
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Scdlinent or set
ting indicates ar
unhealthy condi-
ton of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire 10
pass it or pain in
the hack Is aleO
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out,

Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let ii stand twenty-four hours; a
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der are out Of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed that DR.. kilmer's Swamp
Root. the grea, kidney remedy fufills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back. kidney liver, bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage. It correc,s inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it. or bad effects following use OF liquor,
wine or beer and oYercomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 20 often
during the day and 10 get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for its Won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
II you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold BY druggists in SOC. and ST. sizes.
You may have sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery f-,to-
and book that tells Gg|7z f 1T q. ..S,:.!E:::ss
more about it. both sent 81 = ~. -.
absolutely free yma.l. ELY ~. ~ 2
address Dr.. Kilmer & Home Of swampRoo..
Co.. Bingham;on. N. Y. When writing men,
tor reading this generous offer in this paper
Don't make any mistake but remem
Der the name Swamp Root, DR.. Kill.
mer's Swamp Root, and the address,
Blinghamton, n. Y. on every bottle.
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Notes From keIInerSyille.

! Miss Emma Nauish and Miss Bessie
/ Krt after spending two weeks vaca-
tju with friends and relatives in
~hawauu. returned home last Monday
Mn Peter Angustn, .lr. purchased a
.jl,hhcld manure spreader from NJ.
krImyr * Sons last week
Mr. Fruk Sicgar spent last Thursday
lu \lauitowor on business
Mr. l. n Ledvina took "A short trip to
milwaukee, last week
Mr. Hannah and family from Wausau
ave visiting at Geo. Ruzeks
After being in NJ kellner and Sons
|cmplol TOR sis years Miss Mary Panoch
Resigned her position and will wed Mr..
/ Abbott hauda Of Marlnette, II prominent
bu-iuc-- man Of that city
Mr. Frank Nanish threshed his grain
and prcssed his rye straw last week
i After six weeks of illness Miss Emma
Husar returned to work last Monday.
Miss Fanny Cheney gave farewell
party AT Stokes hall Sunday evening,
for Edward McCartv, who left for his
homp ID Chicago Monday morning
Miss Rose Lcdvina opened school in
TIM ~tuchrr Dist Monday.
Miss Lzlr Fitzgerald visited hei
home sunday
Mrs Werner of Brillion visited Mrs
Or fruttmau, Saturday and sunday
Miss lpua Schultz also visited here.
Hon l. w Ledvina was state fail
Visitor last week
Misses Clara kclluer and Lizzie Bar
u8uslu and Mcs-r- Walter and Harr,
Stokes entertained during the week a
their several homes in honor Of Edward
McC ATTY Of Chicago
Rev Father Cihn returns TO kellners
VILE this week again TO take charge O
81 .Io-eph- parish
Mrs II lorigan aud sam Edwar
visited at w J kirleys at Grimm'
sunday.
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MANITOWOC MARKET.
attest Quotations Corrected for the Ben.
eft of Farmers

The following are the current prices of
the various articles of produce ~ report
ed for The Pilot on Sept 2l 1908.
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Chicago & North Western Railway
NORTH BOUND

TrainNo l.
md 5makecl stionsat o
No 5liaud makngc
Iland nakin
Trims No NJ 6runl mt wee
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Advertise i'm the PILOT.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
RAILWNYCO.
PASSENGER TRAINS.

Between Manitowoc Leave Arrv We
and Manitowoc Manito W &c
Collins, Hilbert juno 900 A. nj. $40 a. Nj.
tion, Sherwood, Nee
nah, Menasha, J 3:l5 Z NJ. IWP M
Stevens Point, Marsh
field Chippewa Falls,
Eau Claire, st. Paul, 5:G A 7WP
Minneapolis Hurley,
Ironwood Bessemer.
st. Paul Minneapolis,
Ashland, Duluth and 3:15P. NJ g45 A.
Pacific coast points.
Oshkosh, Fondd Lac,
Milwaukee, Wauke- $50 A. NJ 2 ~ A. NJ
sba, Chicago and 3:lb P. M 200 II. NJ
points East and South
All trains daily except Sunday
w. II vAspKaRIrr. Agh
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w at to Do.

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out n order
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ing away under it-just wearing away
before my eyes,
Has she said anything yet?"
NO, Mr.. Holmes, she has not. And
yet there have been times when the
poor girl has wanted to speak, and yet
could not quite bring herself to take
the plunge. l have tried TO help her. but
! dare say l did it clumsily. and scared
her from it. She has spoken about my
old family, and our reputation in the
county, and our pride in our I'M
sullied honor, and always
felt it was leading to the point but
somehow it turned off before we got
there"
But YOU have found out something
for yourself2"
"A good deal, Mr.. Holmes. I have
several fresh dancing-men pictures for
you to examine, and, what is more i'm
pOrtanJ, I have seen the fellow
What, the man who draws them2"
Yes, I saw him at his work. But I
VIII tell you everything in order. When
/ got back after my visit to you the
very first thing ] saw next morning
was fresh crop Of dancing men. They
had been drawn in chalk upon the
black wooden door of the tool house.
which stands beside IN lawn i'm full
view of the front windows. took AN
exact copy. and here il t." He unfold
ed a paper and laid il upOn the table.
Here is a copy of the hieroglyphics:
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3fIXT5fYTI

Holmes rubbed his hands and
Chuckied with delight.
Our material is rapidly acCUmulat-
ing" said he.
Three days later a message was left
scrawIed upon paper and placed under
a pebble upon the sun dial Here il is.
The characters are. as you see. exactly
the same as the last one. After that
] determined TO lie in wait so 4 got
cut my revolver and I sat up in my
study. which overlooks the lawn and
garden. About two in the morning /
was seated by the window, all being
dark save for the moonlight outside.
when I heard a step behind me. and
there was my wife in her dressing
gown. She implored me to come TO
bed. / told her frankly that l wished
to see who it was who played such alb
surd tricks upon us She answered
that il was some senseless practical
joke and that / should not take any
notice of it.
If il really annoys you. Hilton. we
might go and travel you and l, and 50
avoid this nuisance
- What, be driven out of our own
house by a practical joker said 1.
Why. we should have the whole coun-
ty laughing at us.
We'll. come TO bed, said She and
we can discuss It IN the morning.
Suddenly as she spoke 1 saw her
white face grow whittier yet in the
moonlight. and her hand frightened up
or my shoulder. Something was NOV
ing in the shadow of the, tool house.
saw a dark, creeping figure which
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the dismay and horror with which L
was filled. Would that I had some
brighter ending to communicate 70 my
readers but these are the chronicles of
fact. and I must follow to their dark
crisis the strange chain OF events which
for some days made Riding Thorpe
Manor a household word through the
length and breadth Of England.
We had hardly alighted at North
Walsham, and mentioned the name Of
our destination, when the station
master hurried towards US. Il sup
pose that you are the detectives from
London?" said he.
A look of annoyance passed over
Holmes face.
What makes you think such a
thing?"
Because Inspector Martin from Nor
wich has just passed through. But
maybe you are the surgeons. She's not
dead-Or wasn't by last accounts. You
may be in time to save her yet-though
it be for the saIlows."
Holmes brow was dark with anxiety.
We are going to Riding Thorpe
Manor" said he, but we have heard
ntOhing of what has passed there
It's a terrible business" said the
statiOnmaSter. They are shot, both
Mr.. Hilton Cubitt and his wife She
shot him and then herself-sO the
servants say. He's dead and her life
is deSpaired of. Dear. dear. one of the
oldest families in the county of Norfolk,
and one Of the most hOnored."
Without a word Holmes hurried to a
carriage, and during the long seven
miles drive he never opened his mouth.
Seldom have 1 seen him so utterly de-
spOndent. He had been uneasy during
all our journey from town. and I had
observed that he had turned over the
morning papers with anxious attention.
but now this sudden realization of his
worst fears left him in a blank melan-
chOly. He leaned back in his seat, lost
in gloomy speculation. Yet there was
much around To interest US, for we were
passing through as singular d country
side as any in England. where a few
scattered cottages represented the pop
ulatiOn of today. While on every hand
enormous square lowered churches
bristled up from the fiat. green land
scape and told of the glory and pros
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Excellent, This is far the most i'm
portant of all for our purpose. 1t fills
M with hopes Now, Mr.. Hilton Gu
bItt. please continue your most inter
esting statement"
Il have nothing more to say. Mr..
Holmes. except that ! was angry with
my Wife that night for having held me
back when I might have caught the
skulkins rascal. She said that she
AIRED that ! might come to harm
For an instant il had crossed my mind
that perhaps what she really feared
as that he might come 10 harm. for
I could not doubt that she knew who
this man was and what he meant by
these strange signals. But there is a
tone in my wifes voice. Mr.. Holm $.
and a look i'm her eyes which forbid
GOubt, and 1 am sure that it was in
deed my own safety that was in her
mind. There's the whole case. and
row I want your advice as TO what
ought to do Ny own inclination is 10
put half dozen of my farm lads in
the shrubbery and when this fellow
comes again to give him such hiding
that he Will leave us in peace for the
future
Il fear it is too deep a case for such
long can you stay in London?''
Il must go back today. | would not
leave my wife alone at night for any
thing. She is very nervous. and
begged me to come back"
Il dare say you are right But II
you could have stopped L might pos
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crawled around the corner and squat
ted in front of the door SEEING my
pistol, l was rushing out when my wife
threw her arms around me and held
me with cOnVulSiVe strength. | tried
To throw her off, but she chung to me
most desperately At last L got clear.
but by the time l had opened the door
and reached the mouse the creature
vas gone. He had left a trace of his
presence, however, for there on the
door was the very same arrangement
of dancing men which had already
twice appeared and wnicT 1 have cop
id on that paper. There was no other
Sign of the fellow anywhere though I
ran ali over the grounds. And yet the
amazing thing is that he must have
been there all the time, for when / eX-
amined the door again in the morning
he had scrawled some more of his pic
lures under the line which had al
ready seen
Have you the fresh drawing?''
Yes; it is very short, but made a
copy of it, and here it is
Again he produced a paper. The
new dance was in this form:
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X45KfX4Tx4KTX
Y91xxIX TIYEI

Holmes bent over this grotesque
frieze for some minutes. and then sud
denly sprang to his feet with an eX-
clamation of surprise and dismay. His
face was haggaTd with anxiety.
We have let this AFFAIR go far
enough" said he. rs there a train
TO North Walsham tonight?'
/ turned Up the time table. The last
had just gone.
Then we shall breakfast early and
take the very first in the morning. ,
said Holmes. Our presence is most
urgently needed. All. here is our ex-
pected cablegTam. one moment. Mrs
Hudson. there may be an answer No.
that is quite as / expected. This mes
sage makes it even more essential that
we should not lose an hour in letting
Hilton Cubitt know how matters stand
for II is a singular and a dangerous
web in which our simple Norfolk squire
is entangled."
So, indeed, it proved. and as / come
10 the dark conclusion of a story which
had seemed to me to be only childish
and BIZARRE l experience once again
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Cubitt. If there are any pressing fresh
developments, I shall be always ready
10 run down and see you in your Nor
folk home"
The interview left Sherlock Holmes
very thoughtful. and several times IN
the next few days / saw him take his
SIP OF paper from his motel book and
look long and earnestly "A the curious
ngures inscribed upon il. He made no
allusion TO the affair, however. until
one afternoon fortnight or so later. [
" as going out when he called me back
You had better stay here. Watson. --
Why"
Because l had wire from Hilton
Cubitt this morning. You remember.
Hilton Cubitt. of the dancing men? He
was 10 reach Liverpool street at one
twenty He may be here at anv mo-
ment. / gather from his wire that there
have been some new incidents of inn
pOrtance."
We had not long to wait. for our
Norfolk squire came straight from the
station as fast as d hanson could bring
him. He was looking worried and de-
pressed. with tired eyes and a lined
forehead.
ITS getting on my nerves. this bust
ness, Mr.. Holmes" said he. as he sank
like a wearied man. into an armchair
It's bad enough TO feel that YOU are
surrounded by unseen, unknown folk.
who have some kind Of design upon
you, but when. in addition to that, you
know that it is just killing your wife
by inches. then il becomes as much as
flesh and blood can endure. She's wear
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perity of old East Anglia At last the
violet rim of the German ocean ap-
peared over the green edge of the Nor
folk coast. and the driver pointed with
his whip to two old brick and timber
gables which projected from a grove of
trees. That's Riding Thorpe Manor, -
said he.
AS we drove up to the porticOed front
door. observed in front of it, beside
the tennis lawn, the block Toulouse
and the pedestalled Sun-dial with which
we had such strange associations A
dapper little man. with a quick, alert
manner and a waxed moustache. had
just descended from a high dogcarJ.
He introduced himself as Inspector
Martin of the Norfolk constabulary,
and he was considerably astonished
when he heard the name of my COM
panion.
Why. Mr.. Holmes, the crime was
only committed at 3 this morning. How
could your hear of IL in London and
get to The spot as soon as To-
Il anticipated il. came in, the hope
of preventing IL.