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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-28

priift bat, olerlei Sbeorien, oersn
@idtiefeit Nien1ono belpeilen FAINT
oa5lt 9~eitimmllngen, Bic our6 oll=
genblidlide geoiirfniiie %e1tltonoei1
filb, aGes finoet Iid) bort oitrdelll-
amber. Nod) ein paor Sobren mlro
oiele gerfoiinne bodit pobrldelll-
lif elm 8leigemiht ieil, oos ollie
gntwidlllng 5uriidbalt.
&i6tige @erfoiiungen ltllo fllr5,
fallde gewobnli6 lang. Aud) bel
Mihiaon lnb Sflaborna trittt oas
slt. limo 10 fann mon oenn oiele
beiben G%erfoiiungerl ols ein paar be-
oeutlome 8eiipiele fir gerfollnngs=
gebune onieben, .geiipiele, oie iidj
Elm Sober rtaber betrodtem nm
nad oenen er ieine aniidten ri6tio
lteaen iollte. Solde &t6tiglteuuna
tut not; lit bod beut5utage piel meDr
Neigllng bofiir %porbanoen, uns Ger,
foiiungen q Ia Sflobona gu 9eba11
ais @erfaiiltneen a la Weifigol
limo oos lit cine iebr aefabrlide Nei.
q1lrq.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-28

oaB i) mid nit elb allen oariiber
frelten fonnts2"
ga it mir gu @frelter, gar nil,
Serr gubne. Dab ids fur5 lag:
ib uno meme 5rau, mir molei1 BON
Ser @eldi6te nir piiien. @ir fon=
nel1 feline S6micgertqd)ter auf Dem
Sol brauden, nod lallge nih, ltno
menn oie 3eit oo lit, MIR cine, Die
mir Dem Sungdn msgeiudt ba=
ben, mie's 8raud uno Site lit bon
alters ber."
Ser 9oftor itieB einen langge5o=
geiten 8fiff burb oie 3ubne. oaief,
fief ems, olio 10 itcben Die Sa6enl
0o, ia, Ser Senri6 tit 10 gepiller-
maBen .pas MODERN peranlagt mo
oa lit ser oann glei6 babel, altem
eutem Serfommen Elm S6nippden
gu ldlagell. Sdaoe1 i6o0el 46er
marlm bot~er i'm all6 onf ne ge=
lebrte S6ul' gei1idt, @is6ert2 ga
bot er Nun nobl 10 Inii6ten onfge5
nommen, oie iiber Die 5lltterfripperl
ol1f Dem @aiobof binausgeben. 9as
lit MN mas gail5 Hatiirlihes nlo
oa braildt man iid mid 5u murloern.
@dttet ben Srlngen in Der 9ummbeit
bier groB nerber laiien ioaer, 5mi-
iben Shien uno aalbern, Damn mar
alles reht uno Sbr battet Nun ben
Merger mid. 5reilidI Der Sullge
batte einen bellen &ppt er bat ibn
mobl bon ieinem Batter geerbt. Iber
mat fam Dot belpenl gu battel i'm
10 rob uno oumm groB 5iueroen lai-
len ioaell, mie 0ie meiiten gallern-
iungen!"
(Sortiebung folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-28
Trabliugaza nfaus.

Gs bat jett raid, faft iiber Na6t
Ser Sritbling angefanger,
ttnb iiberaI in S~liitenpraht
9ie Ifiriihbanmte pransen.
galb seist fid aud idum bic 8rairte
Stn SIntnenifrntf, benz bplDen,
Clint G9inabatm .erideiueit bic
Mit Quit sefiilten Splber,
Stun iueif man freilidj, fein &erlak
SIT aif bas Segas @etter!
Wenit es 10 iuGr, 10 iuare oas
GntidJieben feBr piel Meter.
Gs fann ia pl1blid), iinuerbufft,
Gin b1fer Npr6er fpmtneft,
Ser mns anf DIT bic 4nsit6t oft
Gang rabifal senpntnten.
Odd iuullen bpffen ,uir, bafs er
tins bieies Mal berifpne,
Gin ioldler Spatfrpit = adj bas iuar'
Sph inter Der Sa1pne.
Gs iitt atf Der Seraner itidJt
Germ BET peri6luf1'nen Siiren,
Gr liebt bas belle Sunnenltdt
Selbft beim Serumipasierer.
Die fd5ne iuarnte SriiDingslnft,
Grueitert rnfere 5er5et,
Man tuanbelt inter Slitenbnft
Wtit Sr19liffett mnb Gder5en.
Sheint and5 Die Gpnre etipas beif
SD barf nns bas nidjt frinfen,
nno funtrtt ttat babel atdI IN S1tueik
Mnf man an SiiBluug benfen.
Damn ipinft tfts mobl elm nples 8las
Bon 2Dne star Bier, benz fiiblen;
Sabet fanit man, ibr glan6t mir bas,
Sid satt5 gerniitlid fiibfen.
9as 2pme Gtar Gier, bas lit Der
Sranf
Sir alle Sabres5eitet,
Srnm fei benz 8rarer bitler Saitf,
DAP er's ms int bereiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-28
MIlerlei.
Sect miro cs iblimml {

Sect miro es l6lilnnl Ser
@ouper1ellr ioa iid enti6loiien boz
ben, aln Sonltag cine @rt5abl
Staats @anger bierbersuididenL linn
gemeiie gegen oieienigen Mirte 5ll
lalnnleln, Die lire 2ofale om Cont
tag offen balten.
- 0ie @olnan's Gbriitim Gent
pero1ce Societp bot iid nit Ser Inti=
Soloon-9igo pereingt1 Inn borouf 81
ieberL oaB oas 8asfin=Wec8regor
@eleb IN ser Stobt itrift beadtet
miro.
= Gin 5meiter oaeelneiller &eini-
gungstag tit fir Oie Staot ouf Dem
IA. Mpril feitgelett moroen.
Sir Ben alten geteranel1 Del
Cirrus mo onocrer SdaulteQungeu
Gbas. 81. 9onis finoet am 81.
i'm @roBen Spernboltie cine Benefits
boritelung itatt.
smtp : gidets. 0arr' @oob & Gpal 60.
= Sir ri6teu Ole @ufmerfiamfei1
nnierer 2eler auf Die Nn5eige poi
8ipian 6. @amilton, Del
iid) I'M oas Mmt bes Gountp y
@lerfs benirbt. Scrr Samiltol
lit ein iullger besabter Malln, eir
~geborener San Mntonioer, Der olt
Sabigfeiten belibt, Die 81 oielem Imt(
notpenoig iino uno Der iid beg be
iten Gufes erfreut. Gr lit Der Sobr
BON Col. @m. g. 9amilton, Der iei1
35 Sabren bier mobnt uno oen alf
alterell 8iirger bon San Intonir
fennell. gs lit Dies bos erite Mal,
oaB er iid Inn ein Imt bemirbt, unf
ieine Sreunoe miiniden inn ben be-
iten @rfolg. Natiirlih unterlpirft CT
iid Ser Gntiheioung Der oemofrati-
lhen Hrimdrnablen.
slmtp Sidets. Garr @pub & Gpal 60,
Den Gierpreiien na6 baben oit
@enncn Die @eiben Der @rbeitsloler
p~erIa1feu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-28
Seras.

Dnr6 sufdaiee gntlaoung Ell
mes @epebres, oas Ell unteriu6te,
uno bon Dem er nidt muBte, baB es
gelaben iei, erihoB Der Gresbpteria-
ner-Ereoiger Speegle iii George
tonn feline Jrau.
Die @ranoiurp bon GalomeI
County erflart, 0os COUNTY. @efang=
MS in 2odbart lei ein i6le6tes, llll-
gellnOes @ebauoe, in oas NiemanO
eingelperrt meroen iollte.
Die @nters=Tieree Oil Company
bot ibre Yro5eiie Dor oos Sbers9nn.
oesgeridt gebrabt. 3aourd mirS
Der Staat perbiuoert meiteres Gigen-
tum Der 0elgeienibaft ooer ibrer
gurgen nit 8eidlag 81 belegen.
SSn Guero bat Die Sinri1tllllg
oes Negers S. 0romr, Ser bes frini-
nelen @ngriffs auf cine iungegseec.
rim, cine 2ebrcrin, iiberfiibrt mar,
itattgefunoen.
Die @ronojurp bon 8ea 60.
bot it'd gegen Die Slleenoeeridte
alsgelproden, 10 lange feline @nItol-
ten eriitierten, iuobin man oie iu-
senoliden ltebeltater i6iden Tonne.
Sic %bebauptet, bob inter Ger SGtig.
felt Der Sueeltogeriftc, pie ,iid)
iebt ausgeii6t iueroe, gerbred)en I'M
ter Der Sugeno cher iib nerlnebre,
als abnebnle.
pms Dem @efdngnis in @aco
iino flint meiBe @efangene entfloben.
Sic batten iid eilten Sdliiiiel per-
idafft, nit beiien @iilfe lie aus Sen
3ellen berousfomen, bann lieBen tie
iif an einem aus glanfets gebreb-
ten Strid aus ben 8enltern.
SSin Mio @ranoe BEL gl 8oIo
bat man Die 2eiden bon orei Sssapa-
nerlt gefunoell. Die 9eute bottcn ie-
oenfoas periuht, ben Slub gu onrd-
fhiuimmen Inn iiber oie 8ren3e 5l
fon1men uro mare1l babel ertrunfen.
9T,,+o- Q;Hof2 Enrr mooA Qy NooI Ro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-28

6dmDrrbotben. Wer3te, tuelrbe nor9eben.
elm @eheimmtttel Dber cine neup MethD6t
Der Bebanblung Der 9G%m0rrboiben 81
beiiben, bic gurem 9ausarate nnbetanni
finb, MAIDEN iib nur Cure 9eibtgldubis.
teit 81 0nbe. UNI aus euren 2eioen Wor'
tell gu 5icben. Dle ihlimmiten 5dne. Die
ben Geraten inter bic 9dnoe tommen,
iinb b%ieieniaen. bic aus Der 8fufberei
iolher Nuadialber enfteben. Cine apan
3iaidbrige grfabrung nit allen Nrten BON
pdmorrboiben uno bic 8iuigurg aner
mebiSinilhen Sbulen baben our @enige
betpieien, ba6 Annleiis bas 5unerIdiiigite,
ibneIfte. rabifalfte uno nerniinftiafte al.
Ter isbt befannten Mittel aegen Sdmpr.
rbDiben ii. Hr0ben BON Mnafeits nerben
BON g Neuftdbter & Co., GDr 24l6. Netu
gorf, fret berian6t
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S,n Mmfid)mb tlegt WefaAr.
@ieremfranf6eitcm firb fir Die Sc
,up6ner Sun 4ntunios SIT gefabr=
ltd, als bak ite tic bernad)=
lGiiigen ipltcn.

Oie eroBe @efobr Ser Nierenfrottf-
beiten lieet oorin, baB iie eiten feiten
Solt qetpinner, ebe Der 2eioenoe it6
6eIIen bepuBt miro. 9ie @eiunobeit
miro longiam rntergrabet. '&iideit-
Idmer5, aopfpeb, Nerboiitat, 2obnl-
belt, oaaemeines @eb, Siftpeb,
5hnierigfeiten inn l1rinierer, 8oi-
Ierlu6t, @ornrubr uno grigbt'i6e
aranfbeit folgen in i6neler Geibe.
@ernadldliiet Cure gsieren ribt.
&uriert oie 0ieren nit elnem ltde-
rem uro 5rberlGiiigen Wittel, Soan's
Nierea &iIlem, bic &ratfe geraoe bier
in Gan @ntonio gebeilt baben.
Sror George 8. 5phrrier, 432
Melnte 9troBe, San glntonio, Sery
1ogt: ySSnfolge Ser Grfabrung, Die
mir in unIerer Samilie NIT 9oon's
Mieren-GiGen gebabt boben, fiible id,
oaB id nidt genug oes 2obes 1tber
oieIe 8iaen Iogen fanrt. SD babe
ME eroBes 8ertrouen 5t ben ange=
5eigten Meoi5inen gebobt, big mein
Mann nno meme So6ter begonnen
9oan's Nieren-Gillen at nebnelt.
Mein Mann lit an elmer Nierel1=
fronfbeit in ser drgiten Sorm cine
gauge 3eitlong. 6r bate Die befonn=
ten beftigen Sdmer5en I'M Giiden
uuo in ser Siifte. 3u 3eiten bette
er S6minoelanfaIe, pltroe ifipa6
uno idien INNER mebr an &raft 5l
perlieren. S6lieBli6 Dolte Ell itd
aus Dem gerar Drug Store cine
Sda6tel 9oans Nierenzgillen nno
lie befreiten i'm total bon ieinem Set
Sen. Nadber gebrallbte meme Sod)=
ter oieie 8i1en ltno iie mltroe ebert
fails gebeilt."
53nm Gerfmlf BET ollen Sdnblern.
Greis so Gents. Softer Weilb1rn
60, Buffalo, SEEM 9orf, alleinige
9(genten fir oie g~ereiniaten Staoten.
grinnert g1t9 Oes Nantens =
9uam's = lno nebmt feline anoeren.
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Midt n1tia s1t iterben.

sd babe gefun0en, Dob man niGt
notig bat, an 2ltngenleioen 81 iter-
ben, 10 Idnge man Or. Sings Neue
gntoedling erbalten fann,1 iaet Srnt
S. g. @bite bon Guibboro, 3d., lid
ipdre ionft tot, tie bei6mi6tigt ben
9ulten uno furiert Jog. boffnungs-
Ioie 2lrngenleioen.~ Dieies 5uberlai-
iige MitteI gegen Sllten, grfaltung,
Grippe, @itbma, @ronditis uno Sci
ierfeit miro %berfauft inter @arantie
bon Mo. 9reiB nno 81. gobn & 60.
SOC un6 ST.. 8robeflai6e fret.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23

M. and Mrs c. Weinfurther and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Peltier spent Easter
Sunday at Newton with Mrs. Weinfurth
er's mother, Mrs. T. Fehrman.
Our base ball team recognized last
Saturday. Nearly all Of the boys who
played last summer are members OK the
team for this year.
Miss Anna Halberg, teacher at Stur-
geon Bay, is at home for week vaca-
ton.
The German LurheIan church of this
place has engaged minister, who will
hold his first service here on May lOth.
Mr.. ]. BREEDER has put piano In at
the Central hotel and also one at the
home of Mr.. Henry Redecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Keene and Miss
Florence Stephani of Manitowoc spent
Easter Sunday in our burg
Mr.. Fletcher has bought the property
from Mrs. lander which she recently
purchased from Mr.. j. Refs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23
Notes From Married..

Mr.. Jas. Hardin Of Oshkosh repre-
senting the American Book Co, trans
acted business at Married. last week
Mrs. VIM. Schley a pioneer resident
Of this vicinity, passed away last Satur'
day. She was the mother OF large
family of sons and daughters and was
loved and respected by large circle OF
friends and neighbors, Her funeral
took place on Tuesday last. lntermenf
was at the Lutheran cemetery.
Rev. Err. Steinbrecher of Kaukauna
visited relatives here Tuesday.
Lawrence Ledvina, an attorney at
Two Rivers, passed through Married. on
his way to Kellnersville to spend Easter
at home.
jog. Musil and family of Manitowoc
visited Married. friends Monday.
Mr. Dennis Mulqueen, of Green Bay
spent Easter with his friends here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23
Notes From kingSbridge.

The farmers in this vicinity are in
full blast at the spring work.
Mr. VIM Stoneman and G. Weinfurth
er of Mi-hicot We're seen in our burg
Saturday last
Mr. Frank Urban and family Were
Larabee callers last Sunday.
Mr. Frank Urban offers his farm fol
sale
Mr.. Chas. Kornely began to make
cheese April 14th.
Mr. Cleo Jindra and Eli Peltrie were
welcome callers at the Kings Bridge
Hotel sunday evening.
Mr. Victor Chloupek of Mishicot pass
ed through our burg last Thursday.
A practice game of base ball was play
ed here last Sunday. A large crowC
WAS present.
FOR SALE-A good span of heav!
horses Inquire of Frank Urban.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23
Notes From Maple Grove

Miss Mamie Tinnane returned nome
from the Windy City last week after
a two months visit
John Monohan, under sheriff of Brown
Co., and N. j. Monohon, judge of the
municipal court of Brown Co., worship
ped at theMaple Grove church Sunday
Mrs. Joe Linnane returned from Mil
waukee Saturday where she spent
week visiting friends.
A. c. Maertz of Milwaukee is spend
ing few days in Reedsville.
w. |. Volta of Reed5yilie attended
the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Jot
Sklenars of Two Rivers last week.
CMra. Maynard OF Neenah and hel
mother. Mrs. F. G. Gisch Of Manitowoc
spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Linl
in Reedsville.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Feile who died on Sunday was bnrieC
Tuesday from the German Lutheran
church in Reedsville.
At the regular meeting Of the village
board in Reedsville on Monday evening
John f. Nolan was appointed vlllag
clerk in the place Of Chas. Hem who re
fused to qualify. Mr., Helm held tn
position for the past II years and mad
very efficient clerk
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23

Ole Gulikson left for Ashland last
Wednesday. He intends to clear the
farm which he purchased recently.
The "honk" 'houk" of the automo-
bile can be heard on our streets every
day now. VIM. Christel returned from
Milwaukee last Saturday with first
class machine.
Gunder Helgeson was a Manitowoc
caller last Friday.
Ernest Moldenhauer left for Colby,
Wis, last Friday, where he will visit his
son Gustav, and his daughter, Mrs
VIM. Rusch.
The Liberty spelling contest will be
held in the school house in Dist. No. 3
it. next Saturday April 25th Besides
the spelling and adding contests there
will be program. Mr. Larson and Mr..
Christianson will speak also.
Mr.. and Mrs Larson, and their son
Eli returned from Bisbee Arizona, last
week. They were well pleased with the
country down there. But after all they
say there's no place like Wisconsin.
Walter Weertz returned to Water
town last Monday to resume his studies
at the German Lutheran college.
The schools in this vicinity had few
days vacation during Easter
Mrs John Dunbar went to Green Bay
Monday to help celebrate her parents
golden wedding.
Miss Alice OConnor, of Liberty, a
student of the Training School, spent
last week visiting relatives in Mil.
waukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23
Notes From Melnik.

The quarantine has been raised from
the homes of NJ Melziva and Joseph
Soukup. These places We're placed I'M
der quarantine few weeks ago on &C
count Of smalIp oX.
Mr.. Dushek had the misfortune to lose
a valuable mare and colt last week.
Mr.. Emil kreicie is laid up with a
game leg.
An Easter dance will be given at the
Kellnersville opera hall on next Sunday
April 26.
Mrs Emma Honestak is on the sick
list.
Miss Albina Soukup has returned
home from Milwaukee.
The Misses Julia and Helen SChenian
returned home last week from Milwau-
kee
Mr.. Chas Rezek from Menchalvil' e
has taken up his residence here.
Mr.. j. w. Kreicie and Joe Wachal
were out on business trip last wesk,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23
Notes From Zander.

The farmers are busy at spring work
Chas. Krcma made trip to Marble
Saturday.
Mrs. Stangel and children, after spend
ing Easter here with Grandpa and
Grandma returned TO Manitowoc Mon
day.
Frank Kugel of Kewaunee High
School spent Easter with his parents
here.
A few from here attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Dufek at Carlton.
Miss Lillian Krcma has returned from
Chicago where she spent the winter.
A party was given at Heidman $ Mon
day night which was very enjoyable
occasion.
The funeral of Mrs, JOS. Senklars OF
Two Rivers, who died April IA, took
place at Tisch Mills on Thursday of last
week She was 33 years of age. Her
maiden name was Miss Annie Volta.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23
Notes From SChleSWig.

Me- Vile Sell and Alvin Meggers who
attended the Kiel High School during
the past winter have ceased going just
now.
The Kiel basket ball team have been
doing some crack work this season. out
of "a games played they won 10.
Several of our young people attended
the dance at Jennings hall at New
HOlstein.
Miss Mabel Sell Training School
student, spent the past week at the
home Of per parents.
Mr. Elmer Geraldson, our teacher,
spent Saturday and Sunday at his home
near Manitowoc Rapids.
Mr.. George Reinholdt, who has been
attending the Manitowoc Business Col
lege the past two years, is home for his
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs George Bookmeir and
family Of New Holstein visited relatives
here Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Buettner, our store. keeper,
is building new porch in front Of his
store.
Mr.. VIM. Reinholdt bought horse
near Reedsville last week for $40,
Mrs, Philip Fluhr entertained friend.
on Sunday in honor Of her birthday.
Farmers of this vicinity are all busy
sowing as the weather is fine
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23

Mr.. VIM. Kromforst of Kingsbridge
made a call on friends Sunday.
Miss Rose Hassemer spent her Easter
vacation with her parents. She is at
Manitowoc attending the sewing school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hessel celebrated
their silver wedding on Tuesday. There
was a large crowd present and the affair
was most enjoyable one. Quite mum,
Der from Mauitowoc were present The
guests departed expressing the wish
that Mr.. and Mrs Hessel would live to
celebrate their golden wedding.
Miss Wayne Haws came home Mon
day from Manitowoc.
j. C. Rezek and family took trip
to Greenstreet Sunday last.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23
Notes From MiShiCOt.

Mr.. Charles Scheuer spent Easter with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scheuer of
this place
The many friends of Mrs. J, 6 Scheuer
helped her to celebrate her birthday on
Sunday. It is needless to say all had II
good time.
Mr. Grorge Terens Of Duluth spent n
few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Terens. He came to attend the
funeral Of his sister. Mrs Couberg of
Green Bay, and stayed at his old home
for few days,
Mr. Mic Terens and children spent
Easter Sunday at Manitowoc at the
home of Mr. Heyroth.
Miss Leona Levenhagen entertained
few Of her friends in honor Of her
birthday last Saturday
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23
Notes From Menchalyiile.

Frosch sons of Grimms have installed
a new 10y pump in Mr. Sabel's factory
which c.rog away with the old method
of using the pail. Its facility Is highly
appreciated by the patrons Of the tacto
ry.
The first act done by the new town
board OF Franklin was to close the road
through the swamp, a mile east OF this
place. The road was impossible and
dangerous.
Some of our fishermen spent a whole
long cold night fishing at Neshoto, re
turning early in the morning tired
sleepy and very reticent, positively re-
fusing to give any answers whatever
to civil questions as to why they had
no fish Try again boys as patience Is
the better part of valor.
Mr.. Duffek and Mrs Sleger attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Duffek at Tlsch
Mills last Saturday,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23
Notes From Larrabee.

Mr., Chas. Gram and family from
Manitowoc are guests at the home of
Herman Reimer.
Several farmers from here attended
the fair at Cooperstown Monday.
AID. Pech, the Francis Creek butcher,
called at orr burg Sunday.
Mr., John Strouf installed a new light
ing system in his hotel last week. The
corners are well lighted up now.
Messrs, Strouf and Youra visited at
Francis Creek Sunday.
MIR. A. Burtt and family from Green
Bay are visiting here with relations
Mrs. Jos Bukofsky is reported serious
ly ILL.,
our village was well represented at
the Shoto ball Monday.
Farmers of this vicinity are busy do
ing their spring work
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23
EVIL IN LITTLE JEAlOUSIES.
Wives Sometimes Injuries Trade.

Since the time of Eve woman has
creature, and in history are recorded
numerous cases where this element
has had its influence in building up
and tearing down nations. In the av-
erage rural town, among the little
evils noticed is that often merchants
wives do not consider the wives of the
farmers their equals socially or other
wise. One woman in town can cast
the stigma of snobbishness upon quite
a few others who are known as her
associates, and sometimes to the det-
riment of the place. 1t may be that
wives of merchants dress better than
do the wives and daughters Of farm
ers. Possibly the children of the town
tradesman may wear better clothes
Envy is a knife that cuts deep, and
perhaps without apparent reason
some woman concludes that the wife
of a certain merchant thinks herself
better than the wives of the people
who give her husband a means of liv-
ing 1t is the women of the farm
household who have the greatest in
fiuence in the matter Of buying. A
word from the wife will often turn
trade from the usual channel, and
this word may be caused by the atti-
tude of the merchants wife who,
through some neglect or discourtesy,
unfavorably impresses the wife of the
farmer. There is nothing like q
friendly feeling as trade stimulator.
If the wife of the merchant would
only cultivate more closely the ac-
quaintance and the friendship of the
women residing in the farming dis
tTicts which give the town support,
1t would work wonders in the way Of
bringing additional trade to the town.
Snobbishness never pays. The sturdy
women who reside on farms are quite
often the superiors of those who reside
in the towns and are perhaps the
wives of the merchants. The boys
and girls reared on the farm average
well with those Of the towns. These
facts should be realized Petty jeal-
ousies should be done away with
when they exist between the people
who reside in the towns and those
who reside in the country. 1t is best
for the community.
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes from WhiteiaW.

Mr.. Geo. Whitman unloaded 3 cars
of hay for Hall Bros. Tuesday
Alb. Grimm took party of his friends
fishing Sunday to Manitowoc Rapids.
They caught half bag of line suckers.
Mr.. Blaisus NEEDLE, Sr. is reported
sick
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Fehrman and
Clara Trossen took a Business trip &c
Manitowoc Monday.
Mrs. Brnnuer was buried Thursday
at Kellnersyille.
There is some talk of Whitelaw hav'
ing basket ball team the coming sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hagenow spent
Easter at Reedsville, visiting friends.
Mrs. VIM. Mayerl of Amigo and
Flora Sizzling of Reedsville are visiting
friends here.
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Notes From Francis Creek.

Mr. Guy Thompson spent Sunday at
Clarks Mills with his parents
Miss Rose Arnhold came home from
Milw .nkee where she spent the winter,
NJ. VIM p Buckley was at Green
street recently trying 10 sell silos
Mr. Lewis kaufman Of Mishicot
made business trip through here last
week
Many Of our young people took in the
dance ut Neshoto and all reported a
good time.
The Hassemer Bros have purchased
fine stallion from J Peeh The horse
il one Of the finest ever raised in this
vicinity.
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Miss Laura Schulz and her little niece,
Laura Link, visited with friends in
Chiffon last week.
Mr.. Goggin, principal of the Reeds
Vile graded school spent his Easter va
cation at his home in Chiffon.