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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28

-.0nS nnubuou ieen 9cllep% -
lie @eieilidJnit iunacr Stuoentcn
upn Altpn, 3lt. bic mie in letter
Mpd)c bcridtCt, iidl nnhc Der Sig
Morico OH Der 3ubn Nurameper
1urm bGusIidD tiracridltct. anu
iiren lid bier pprtrs'i!!d; ;r0 III Sera
unb IbnI idnIlt 6cr SsicDcrhnIl III
rcr yicOtr. Sic imo ebcn Gin lIiuacS
lcbenSiruhce &Iut boS lidl audi on
ccrcu mith>tly Die nit ihm III Nerilh.
uina tpmutu Ten Nbcno perbrin
ocu lie pclpphnIidl III Der Staot. lup
iic upu Der einen nhcr nnocrcn 6an,i
lie uterhnitcn an6 bcluittuti ipcrocn.
Sp mnro. nm Spuutna Nbeno bic
Sonlilic Martin Npoc Die Ghre ihreS
9iciud,rS. om MpntaG sIbeno Der
6nnilic u NumlcS, an gicnltaa
icicrtCu ilc nli Der fnrm Der ssittpe
Steghcn Srdi,cl. ON 7icnitna Nbeno
innocn liz iirb luicNcr i'll Der Stabt Gin
mo acnUiicu Die wnilirclnoldlalt Der
9Sitt,pt Gaeear gnehbcrt nno acltcrn
Abeno mndltcu lies iich bel 6errn nnb
6rnn Ncnru Srunc e1nliithlid). 5rpt
nllc hcn obcr hdtteu NC nbcr nldl ihs
rem 5rubcl unp ;luar pcridluIoctc bic
ic llnanchutlitltctt cin Wiill0uri Giel.
ben tic i'd hicr illr ihrc SluNllllQc &C
lichcn. Iicier GicI. ali NcunQ um
ndblcu III tpuucr, NJ pdltc nm lcincm
,(uiiintt Qtlcltct atiptttcrt hobcn,
onf Der Ynrtit bic or iltr %crinnunQ
oci;cllt pprNcn. Stubcntcu lcicu su
alien Srcideu i1hia. I'm biClcn
0crrcn III ;ciocn b0B onh Der oum
nlc Gic!" .bnumcr Strcidlc lGhia 1T.
bCidlluH CT lhncn cinCu Sdlnbcrno3
II ipiclcn. Ms man ihm om Spnntna
Mprpcn aus bcm StoIIe hoIcn uno
alidirrcn ppllte. lunr 0ellcn, 10 bat
tc man i'm umNctnuit. oer'dNWnocn.
Shrc Nlltn01tIciocr on Scibc. otc
SpnutnQstlciocr IN bcn RtilIoldlcn.
nurdlmnttt,cu tic Die WInricS, pcrnic
ucto bn6 tic NcIlcu on Der htimafh
lid)cn Nrippc luicotrHr0cu milrhcn.
nbcr NcllcU mar nidlt nnQcIpmmcn u.
nui ihrt Srnatu: has onubuop here
iccu Ncllcp% mu6tc nicmnu0 Scldlcio
N ocbcu. llrtcr Dem Acinna; ~0os
nnpbpbn here iccu NcI!cp% luuroc
ooS Mancupcr uum Murpcn. unm
lid boS lmdunttCn Der Mnri,S nni
Nbcno wirocrbplt. 81 ihrtm Gritnu
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28
WisOsr asneiell.

Neincn frenuOcu in Siaac Gpuptp
bicne bicrmit sur Nndlridlt, bnb idl
ioit wieDer io,ueit uuu n,ciuer 0rnul
hci, aeneien bin I'M ooS 0anS ~ ucr
lniicu. Tod wirb eS mir uidjt mpa
lid icin picIer mciucr ,Sreunbr Uod)
Dor Der ErinGr sSnhl ~ icbcr. Sen
llnoeadtct bpfie uuO pertrauc idl, bnB
ibr mCincr md,t ucraciicu nro an Den
Stinmadjien bel Der Srimdr ssahI
am ,. sluauit Cure StintnIcn iilr mid
nbaebcn wcrbct.
Sdtunasuell,
9llcr %crDpt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28

&cuu Wtr ciucu Sadblld
lucricu an Nic Observation-Disclosures u
&pucrncu, 2uuio Y, SnmiA hcia
Aipiruntru im Yer. Stao;Merntnr.
tonhcn m,r uih, umhiu ihR nls htn
brinhiQiicN nuh wurNlalitu AounlNo
ten iiir NdN Am, GaSucritnncn unN
Den Sttmmatbcr II cm2Ichlrn. (lc
ErichruuN. Ole c. iih cGpaybcU nab
rcuN hcr pi,itr Iahr lcinv 9orricn
IN riicn,, .tlcu AcMtcvH. lhnirn Tim
II cincm Nluuc. Dr. ulc Icia anec
rcr im Stnrtt Dem Mute pc!chcS er
indlt eepAraicn III. Srnncts udm
lid mar Major De- Staet Il. yrniS
puu 1854 bi~ l>S9, CSnurrurucr pru
4Riilpuri pm 1859 bic 1888. Sctrc
tar erS ,SnuC1n uuter Sranbcm Slepc
lauo 1885 bis 1877 unp Sraiiecu; Der
Seliiaua TaNhnse Grnpitien, oui
1905 bis lgei.
On alltw fpas Or Iauuereur ,Srnn'
riS acthon. ii. hcatiih icia Strehcu
inr NiiiOuri eriennbar; Glwu ipl
den ii,r. aas SsQhl anierS 'StnntrS
benahtrn &anh mi, uherilfn aitfd,
ten, brnndI &iiiouri qss Serrmtrr
Inn Senate.
Gr-esuucrueir Iania' a.. ;Sraneis
alia. iit Der stannocr aieies Smt 'piir
aia befiribea marhe: e IN eer &nnn.
st ieiarr 6dhssssi,rn mssrn sas
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28
So
Sin uentr gStlt Heferp.

Gcr saiiisuri aderbaujhu,e sn
Columbia max - pprbchnLen bic
beratnaeitc Rildluh Der Eeli sn sie
ben auo ~ eHtiuidelu. sF;iiouri
Ghiei sscieyt;nc. eiuc 6piftrin
,Siieslaus Sub. enbete i5ne isd,smp.
natlide RrDbeseit am Is. Snii nit
einem 5ieepro uun IL. nQs.s Sfune.
Gin SHrdlidHitt pep 93.4 giuno
Nildl tdalid fur .s3 Sase. lie
les 1T eleid,beeenfeHb nit 45.7
Eunrts. uher Ii.6 8aLlpHen i'm Ia
ee. 9bre bette eeiifuna mar 1902
&funb in eirem Jaae. 1ic 9eiifuna
III um 10 mehr nlertipiroia. ed lei
nerlei %orbcreitungeH eigcns ifir bic:
ie 1rpbc aetrpfieH pprneu paxeH unS
3piephiue in ber rceuldrcu 6crbs Der.
Mildltiihr ocr llni2eriitit neberia
ibre Ellidltcn ectAan iHbem iic in
iiini uno riuen saibSn ,iabrc jsdlber
bradite.
siidt nlT tIbertrni o;gier aistpro al
lr iriihsrcn Der sseIt in Der Nildlprp
button lUuAsan bic &rnieuic bee Sm
teraehaltes niehreu fd tdaiid. 10
6nB. llu'alle nusaeHuntmen.. oirit
Snh unspeilelhaii pnhrcuo cincs
lnhrrS mchr Suttcr yruousirt aIS II
acHo cine du0crc crprobis Aub Der
&eli :.
(icic auh IN HuE clue 0eV mcyipur
Oiaca ppu bcr MiliUuri llniperiltdi
seciauetcn alhe nuo e;nsia itir bic
Selehruna ber Stuocut:n De- 9an0s
nirhldlait uuo iiIr Scriuds.
siued ocbalteH. lie Ssxltacididlte
wCi6t nur ~ Itrscu alhs nui Sie
mcbr OILS 200 Eiuuo Surtsr i'm Sntyc
uroousi1cn. tsiini 0ieier aahc. pOcT
% EruScnt bicirr ,3nsi, hRn EiscE.
tbum ocy tluiucSli:at ruR &iiiprVi
une ppsi bieIcr aesuacu, las College
ciauct ni2hr nis 300 upllblut uno II
a,lnirtc 1hierr 81 h BcI@dlicosneu
Satturacu gehDria
Iuicphiuc $ Sciitl,na ubcFtyi'iI NcI
acQenru6rtiacH &cIt $cture ii.r ict'5
Rpnotc bcl l4jS GfHsh
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28

Amt isneaa1eH iclite. Gnh.idb III n
oer Raun Der Ghre iphroia weacn
ocm nos er Nliqiri acipcien unt
ipas er iiir Riiicnri peiban - lin6
prn ihm onrdl Grpdslaas in ben
senat pqn ben ShraerH Aiiipuris
bic gloali rcrlie5en. ms bonH erit
pire Niiiouri arruataen mic pphl rs
unier Der Serreteridnit eiHes iolfen
Wenue. aeiahreH.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28
ans ssasto, Galiisrnig,

idlreibt uns unter Gaium uon IL ,Sus
Ii nnier isrennD uno lanaidbriacr Se-
ier 6err gsiihelm Sdlmie:
Ginliescnb Y0fianlpeiinna iiir spei
Ipllnrs iiir snei weitere Sabradnae
0es ~&oiis6latt" Sf uermutbc bn5
cs ben 9epten in Niiipuri, bn mir
uns iebt in Nitte bes Sontmsrs beiin
ben. DTtmals reht unrm iuirb. 6ier
in California mar Der Srlhling bis
81 Gnoe Mni reht tubl. Ter erite
uuo slucitc ,Iuni luaren 'uldle no oos
lherntumetcr 10 bis ltz i'm Sflnt=
ten auiluies. Cine i9 arpBe oise
nber hdlt MIR spci bis brci Gage on
uprnui luirbcr mchrere tiihlr 5oae
iolacu. uuo 10 lnnac baS 3hermcnte
ter uidlt iiber ll5 @rnoc iteiai. fins
0cr iuir CO uidlt 10 iiirdltcrIidl bcib.
Snae 100 bos THERMOMETER 90 bis 100
@rnbc rcoiirirt. limb in inherent
Shnlc iocalc SoHmcrtaac. Mud
icrat bic glahr baihr bah mir noh
Der ar0B,cu 1nacSbiec GUT ihIaicp
iDnncn, bd mir tiihlc gindl,c bdbcn
ScItcu bort MAN bon cinem Snll uuu
Sunncuitidj. licicS III cine Der be
ten @caepNcn 0Cu III madlcu. ba mir
uul Apri! bis yiouember unabidiiia
luGbrcno bcs Cages Souneniheiu ba
bcu. ssir bciuiocu unS lcbt in Der
,}cit NO bic Npritpicu actrodnet iucr=
ben. &icle 6nrmcr hnbcn bcrcits Die
iSs Sbit ~ s Gcuts per Eiun0 auI
ben Martt aebrad,t. lic Spritpicn-
Grntc fici III bicicm ,lnhrc pcnIaer
craicbia aus nIs in nroercn Sahren
pictc Warmer praaniiirtcn iid) mb
haltcn ihrc Apritulcu UNI Der &rcis
upu 10 Gents Das Eiuuo su brinaCn,
Tic &plilen Grutc lpnr lpahrcn0
Der lcBtrn siuei Sabre cine rcda
acriHac unb icit Nic Satin Hiiutis
n.inu in Die Srildle ecannacg, inn
6armcr Qc;lunuocn hiclclbcr ;u u.
Gin hdlb Gents oas Riunp III ucrtau
icn. uub bcShnIb tit nod ein GUT lhcil
0icicr 0r1tc im Stnotc uprbnuocu.
&iclc Ruiucu iueyocu ole Eicrhe
uno Sdlwinciuttcr ucr,unubt, oo Iic
ciu nueacjcidluctcS 6uttcr iur %ich
nbnchcn. IN Niiiiouri mcrhcu $40
iiucn muhl III thcucr iciu um bamit
Den %crlud) nuiuiicIlen. ,Wani 'i6l
CT mli,et Der Sormtr hicr III Mil'unrl
iciut Shwciut. uuo ,ptun oicit
nit 10 Gents bos Tinuo bciohlt ,uiir
ocr. uiht nit H0iiu,n uuN iclbii bcu
Iicbcu Rcitppru .uurotu lie uidlt ais
Sutttr pcrubrtidlt Wcrbcu III benz
&reilc uuu 10 GcutN hnS $Iuuo, mel
Dies hitr iW Rpiluta pcsohIt piro
?lnn. b. g
Aud) nr NpujQ Scr III Nciim Stao
&c bel GorInburlcu prpouiirt miro.
ichIt CO in oicicm Sabre mn 1T htr
GrciH bcyt;tS upn nul : ciuhn!b
GcntN 9ciii;lCn. AUDI eic &iIann'cr
rraic III ii, giclcu ShciICu btH Stna
,cS niht br'pnbcrS craiebla.
Sic CtiliudVcv inp Die bclicu Nun
oen Der Giicrbahucn. Slc Satcu an
0rtrotnttty Irud, iluN 81 TO pcr lu0
Eiune mN III GitynuCu mo Crnracu
II 80 ptr lUO Yiuuo i'll GnrluNuuQcn
Nit Scpf al mcint SyuNtr Hn0
Sruu0>.
@ilbtlm Sdln'ip.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28

lie neus ffeiienorael tuirb iu uddl
yer &ed,e pcn q. epuis abseianbt
lpcroen. Tieie Creel III bic sroite
im Goiintp.
am II. slnquit ipiro Elm Graefs
CONCERT aeasbeu iperben. on bsm iidi
mebrere craaniiien ppn St. fsais
betbeitiaen werben.
Tir gadmmer Der tsemeiHee beid,loi
fen in ciner Seriamnilunas an Conn
tao Sas iabrlide gie.nis ab;nbnl.
ten am eri.eH 1ienitas im Septem
Der.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28

2ic Mliimrisr Stinnla,bcy uwvos1
Rdl im liupcmber mcnu Ic iuy Sab.
uulc ld'tcitcH rer else MIA: anrt
lcidlit Huioubc aciicll; 'thcu. ,i,ucr
lit bic ;iahl DER Nurd Heuwah. ;u
belcecu0tn Stnnteonicy peybn.,r;B
mabIa acrIua; nbcy M $$ot!;C;te.
miro nil ciuer eauitu &tEe, daisE
ocmCutS sur Staltspcyioirlna nUS
nuHtrotm undl nit ciur auiohl lri
tintip StutraQt bIIntci 'sin. bci arnsa
OaA III or lcgtcn SSaal cdetgcutuB:
&crlol'uraS slmcnNcmcat, Nas Ers
nit ,\uitin,ipe uue &clcvtanam te
llndte, ;um ertn MhIe iHy Smptg
Dung toamrn lujre SriastcS Amcn
Oemcu, lieicr hbr,acnS 'cibii hCn baa
Nipcu &cluciG bniur. bns Dem Sp!ss
im nlllcmcincn an Der eirct,cH y
thciIiQunl an Der tScieEQsbHEe uiGt
uhcvmnsil uIc. lleai On, eNnnic'
itinmt;cu III bcg &;ahl uan lAtS
rur S24 9Oj &arpcr ubcr NoN AmeH
ocmtut o5; oaS lit uidlt aaui nic Nd.i
tc Der Stimu,cu. Nic 'iIv sic Sinn;s
aauNiNattu Gbdcacbcu GUcNcu ul
btr Sic NGlitc Der Slia;U;athty .itEtl
olio cos AmcuNcmtu; aG,i ss!..i III
h,ruiiit:,ot. uHp uon Nu gRyl0eg
i;immttM picecr 'nn N,t NGi,e Mat
lcu
SucrN,uaN NpN p,eocr nshrrrs
Itlittdtiu SnimGc pprhcwitti
luprotu Sl1Sr Ncric,btu peltcv eit
%cit,itluue Ns Stmo.c0t,'tSn @ar'
mauNcgE in Der S;aa,AeinriI,cu
btapcdtt III ppr Acme,m,t'dlcu
Stno,Slttle;nc GlN uuQt'ct,ith nbNt
lctrt ,uprecu, Snecrs Outrage b
i,pcd>u Die SwuuINa otg S,notv
ppn Ntu Sotaiiitucru aun Die Grhc
hnHe tincr Spctnlrcusr 'ny Dr.
SanlH llniut;llla, On oIcicw
Su,;iay,p Sutrdaeu Nic tiuinuctltg
(mlI AHNGGhmc eeS $rphioittpus
tScicSca} nod nldr Ore u0,hiac An
nhl non uu,rridIvi',cu hGIcn. eelrI
len ndl oana NIe ppu Der S,an,SIcatS
Iaig: aiocnun,meucu $trinilunas
SmenNrmeHts. Nie Dem Splte iur Se
iidtiouaa unrrhrei,ct ,serNsa aaiieu
Sir hcipcdcn ,SoIeenNeN:
l. $cnnnuicrnaa hcr earrh Sltey
nieaimniahia aeirorocncn Sehrrr IN.
q. 9rnis unn.snnios 0i;n.
2. Senhnnieulna hicaifuniahiacr
Snlisiiirn.in Ct. Spnis Mamma 9itri
ann Il. Suisoh.
B.. GiniihrnRe. pnn Stinm &n
lhicnea in; Sh gpnis..
l.. gine aunhaasaabe non j. &il
tinnen TpllnrA iur tin neues anpitpL
in Sciicicu0ifp..
s.Grbohnne. oxr Rayinialhenerutr'
scrtiesuue. ami Sfiie q.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28
Koelstowll.

Ncnrp auninpcilcr uuo 6antiit
ppn aonioS Gitp uuo 6ruu Nina
SdDlcrr puu 1ciicripn Gitu surilrn at
Sciud) int Gltcrulouic Der fnnlllic
Ncinrid) AlpcppCl,
Ncrr Rpbcrt Sor bnI bic Silhrua
bce RSltnurants on lciucn Sntcr
NcTu Ipicph Snr nbcrtrnpcu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28
IatnHs. Narmes!

II. u. :. Mnulcu, 5hicrnrit nnb
Tcutiit, luirb an Den iniaenbcn ln
tcn an iplaeuocu Grttu iein: ,N Nr
suie. onncritna bcn IL. Su9ui,, in
4scitpbalia Srcitna Sen l2., in Yim
1mNao Den 49,, in Hid)iouutnin
Niuutaa ben d.. unb Srccblr9 am
7cnitaa ben IL. frcic llucrindl
una.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28
Das Conite.

nen jdnben tic 9ellep iciner gbetos
mahlseit ipartenb. pur Der Stalltbi
re itehen. Iaburd, ir6blidI aeitinuut.
ionaen lie lpieber: mb INNER mic
Der bdb es beute nod In Nel0 uue
@nlb tridla!lt: ~nos nnubpbu bcre
iecn NglleDy
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28
Picnic! Picnic!
gut Mitf>unrb hrm "a Suemst,
+" "FOLK

7ie Ct auuuius eeneiube ~ 5pt wO WuO ben "a an
oui l iGbrlides Ycn abbaten 5r nterbais ir nus
g!t wro bcieuS aciuret ieiu. .
Nur anbcren 9ttradunen Quite Srass banb 1uft Tang )
ee cine wublaehbtc trins bnnb aupe Snsaar ~SOw
uo Nens" Sane Aad", -4igser Babies ". l. 10. II. l. 10,
Gin bctates Massnab unb ,Supp wo pon ben 1anrn Der
Gemcnoe icruirt pcrben.
Nile Artcn Gririidluu9cn.
Nllc pm 0ob uuo 5ern Gnb ireunbdi eineclaben
Ireic Scrrn lber Giaac bel SObes ano Cattle &od
Sm Sac cs a rcane irb Dos 9ine iulscnocn 7aae
25) abgcbnlu werocn.
Das Comite.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28
SiRH.

in Der St @epraS Iollc miro aa;
narhilcu Mitnupd Den 3, Supult ciu
SnMucpnlincu itnttiinocu (aS SScit
pholiu Srhcitrn miro Die NuN, lie
tern.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-28
gu Sertauieu.

,3u Sertauisu.
Gin .strait Sectd) "SoiblHt Sbort'
born Snlle. ..iani Sabre oft III frpnni
unb britt teine 7efsen. lpieat 1000
9iunb bel
penrp 1uersmeper.
gseiipbalia. Wc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-10
CARFERRY ANN ARBOR BURNS.

Ann Arbor No |. a carferry running
between this city and Frankfort, Mich,
was burned to the waters edge at its
dock here Tuesday evening.
In addition to the boat, which is said
to be a total wreck, twenty cars OF lum-
Der which were aboard were destroyed.
The cars were fastened to their places
and the speed with which the fire pro-
gressed rendered their removal lmpos-
sible. 1t is said that the loss will
reach close to Sl5O,OO0.
Fire was discovered at 4:30 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon and is thought to
have been the result OF an explosion.
Members of the crew were asleep
when the fire started and they, to-
gether with Captain b. f. Telludge
had difficulty in escaping from the bur
ming boat. Two of the crew were for
ced to Jump overheard into the river.
Ann Arbor No. |. was the property
of the Ann Arbor Railway and Steam
ship company of Toledo, o., and was
the first carferry to be built on the
great lakes. 1t was built in 1892 and
last wear was rebuilt in Milwaukee.
1t was made partly of wood and partly
of steel and was 260 feet in lenght with
a so foot beam. The loss is said 10 be
largely covered by insurance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-10
JOS. CONNELL ELECTED.

At the special session of the county
board held this forenoon to elect a
supervisor of assessments Jos. Connell
was elected. There were three candi-
dates for the position, Jos. Connell, w.
G. Maertz and Chas. Hacker. The re-
suit of the informal ballot was, Connell,
l6, Hacker, 10 and Maertz, 3. On mo-
ton the informal ballot was declared
formal and the chair announced that
Mr.. Connell was duly elected. The
election is for the unexpired term of
Herman Stein who resigned. Mr..
Connell will make good officer. He
is intelligent, level-headed and square.
After electing Anton Hamernik,
chairman of the town of Two Rivers,
a member of the training school board
vice c. Ii. Sedgwick, resigned, the board
adjourned sine die. Three members of
the board were absent.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-10
TO WELCOME FORMER RESIDENTS

The committee sent here last sat
urday by the Manitowoc County Club
of Chicago met with the committee
appointed for that purpose by the
Citizens Association at the municipal
court rooms last Saturday night and
talked over the situation 1t Is eX-
pected that nearly a thousand people
from Chicago will come up on the
excursion which will last three days,
July 3. 4. and ). Tentative plans in
clude chartering a Goodrich steamer
for the trip, big reception with the
Marine band at the dock to welcome
the home-comers, a parade, ball at
the Turner Opera house the night OF
the third. trolley trip to Two Rivers
big outdoor reunion probably in
Washington park. The local com
mittee is Judge A. II. Schmidt, Paul
Schuette. r. G.. Plumb. j. q. johnson
and VIM. Rathsack. The Chicago
committee who were here was COM
posed of George Johannsen, Il. j.
Knuepfer and Edgar Jonas.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-10
DIED

Edward Fullmer employed as day
ship-keeper on the steel trust steamer
James Watt, now in winter quarter
near the jack knife bridge was found
dead early Monday morning on
the floor of the cabin of the boat Mr..
Fullmer stayed at his home on Juneau
Court day times and had left there early
Monday in good health and spirits and
was apparently on board but few
minutes when he collapsed and expired.
When found by workmen he had his
door keys in one hand and his noon
lunch in the other. There was no sus-
picion of violence or exterior causes
for death and the district attorney
deemed an inquest unnecessary.
Deceased was 81 years old and until
a year or two ago had conducted the
store at Cleveland Ave and Sth street
for a few wears. Awife, several broth
ers and sister, the latter being the
Mother Superior of the Alyerno Con-
vent, survive. The funeral was held
this morning from the Sacred Heart
church. Deceased was a member of
the local branch of the Catholic Knights
of Wisconsin. The Branch attended
the funeral in body.
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JUDGE WARNS MOTHERS.

Judge Chloupek was the speaker last
week at one of the regular weekly
Lenten meetings at St. James church.
Speaking to the women of the congre-
CATION he told them some plain unvarn-
ished facts in regard to the education
of their children, facts which are not
usually discussed in public addresses.
The speaker is in position to know
whereof he speaks from having had to
do with incorrigibles in his court for
years past, and being armed with this
authority and information his advice
and warning comes with peculiar force,
especially when they are expressed in
unmistakable language.
Judge Chloupek misses no opportun-
ity of reminding parents of their duty
to educate children at the proper time
along moral, physical and hygienic
lines, particularly physical.
1t is fortunate for ManitOwoc that
some one with a sense of its import
ance has courage to do this work.
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HOLD ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF The County
Fair directors was held last week and
the present incumbent of each Office
was reelected as follows:
President, William Rahr, Sr., Vice
President, William kiel; Secretary,
Charles Fechter; Treasurer, f. 7.
Zentner. Following the custom Of the
past two years the fair will be held in
August the dates decided upon are
August %, "a, % and 26, beginning on
Tuesday and ending Friday. Wednes-
day will be children's day.
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Banker John Schuette has received
a new safe with Il time lock. The
safe is made of tempered steel and is
said to be one of the finest manufac-
tured.
John Terens and Isaac Crate of
Mishicot were in the city on Tues
day.
Mr.. Lyman Emerson left on Monday
for visit to New Orleans where he
will remain for a few weeks.
Mr.. Herman Dramm and Miss Emma
Lobe of this city We're married on
Thursday of last week. The bride is
the daughter of the popular butcher,
Mr.. Herman Lobe.
Max Rahr was out on ,londay gala
wanting" with a stylish looking horse
which he brought over from Ledyard.
The horse has also the reputation of
being little fast.
Capt. Tim Kelley has received his
commission as captain of the Mass
achusetts, the largest steam vessel on
the lakes. The captain has worked
his way uD to the top while young
man and is well able to sustain himself
there.
Sam II. Allen, at one time a resi-
dent of Manitowoc Rapids, but now a
wealthy mine owner of Idaho, is visit
ing friends in this county. Six years
ago Mr. Allen went out west and
succeeded in striking it rich. He has
been spending some time in travel
lately and came up from New Orleans
to pay his friends in this section a
visit.
Albert Landreth lately received q
package addressed to him personally
but to guard against its falling into
the hands Of the heather, it bore the
statement cor some other Sunday
School Teacher" Piening at once
laid claim TO it on account OF th,
supplementary address. How thu
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ONE ICE DEALER NOW

That the tendency of trade and in
dustry is increasingly toward the eli
mination of existing competition was
again evidenced this week in the
taking over of the Wendorf ice in
terests by the J. G. Johnson Co. The
deal is said to be lease for q year
with an option to purchase at the ex-
piration of that time. Interested
parties claim that neither competing
company could make fair profits under
competing conditions and that the re-
suit OF the new conditions will be
better service 10 patrons without ad-
ditional expense and reasonable
profit for the ice man.
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CITY COUNCIL DOINGS.

A scheme fathered by Alderman
Schellin to create new committee on
ordinances and resolutions seemed to
be quite popular for short time.
The name of the proposed committee
was changed to Judiciary by a vote of
II to 3. Then the city attorney took a
fall out of the proposal by showing
how many resolutions now passed the
evening they are introduced would be
put over until later meeting. Then
it died, 9 to 5.
VIM. Rahr Sons Co. have petitioned
for the vacation of portion Of Lake
street. This is a diagonal street paral-
ell with the lake shore and exists only
on paper, never having been improved.
The council will have a hearing in the
matter March Dist.
The committee on streets recommend
ed the purchase of two new Stude bak-
er sprinkling wagons at I per cent
discount from the bid. The Austin
sprinkler people made a vigorous dis
sent to this, claiming that the discount
is illegal. The committee claim that
it is merely cash discount and legiti-
mate. Some of the aldermen thought
the old Weeman & Schmidt sprinklers
should be purchased but the desire for
new sprinklers prevailed, II to >.
The city will establish ferry at
State street for convenience of men
employed on the ''island."
Wenzel Kazda appeared before the
council again to urge the city not to
submit to taxation for county bridges.
The city attorney recommended leav-
ing it to the district attorney and coun-
ty clerk and advised against action cal
culated to incense the county board as
they can retaliate with tax assessment
on city property that would more than
even up.
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MARRIED..

Charles l.. Wascher, formerly of thi
city, was married at East Liverpool
Ohio, last week to Miss Olive Hamil-
ton. The announcement came as a
surprise to the friends of the groom
here none of whom, outside of his fam
lily, were aware of his intentions Mr.
Wascher for some years was in charge
of the cloak department at Schuette's
store and lately has been representing
The Phoenix Chair Go. of Sheboygan
in the eastern territory. lie will in
the future make his home at Denver,
Colorado. The bride is not known here.
Mr.. Wascher is clean cut, young man
deserving the success that is coming
his way.
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WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT.

Each afternoon of the Institute a
Woman's section will be conducted,
consisting of two demonstrative lee
lures by Miss Edith H. Cliff, of Chica-
90, H., and Miss Nellie Maxwell, Of
Neenah, Wis, and an afternoon session
of talks pertaining to our homes and
families, at which Miss Cliff and Mis-,
Maxwell will be assisted by Mrs. Grace
O. Durand Of Lake Forest, III.
The Womnns section is assisted loc-
ally by committee composed of ladies
Of Two Rivers.
Farmers Institute Cook Book No.
will be distributed before each ses-
sion.