The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

placed in compartments that are dry. but
without Il ray of light. Other odd expert
ments have been in progress for some
time. some of them being the effort TO
breed a tailless cat
To save her gray haired. invalid sweet
hearts inheritance of $4,000 in Ger
many, Mrs. Wilhelmina Lena Meter.
widow Of Philip. 5. D., went to the State
University of Iowa hospital. and, sur
rounded by scores of nurses and medical
students, married Fritz Hardekopf, re
Gently of the Grundy county 0aA aims
house. The bridegroom. now almost I'M
able to move about the room without as
SistauCc, sat in Il wheeled chair and re
Spondcd to the questions of the minis
ter. Rev. j. G.. Hoeriein of the German
Lutheran church. Hardekopf is named
i'm the will of his father, who died in Ger
many. as heir, conditional upon his mar
riagc. Advertisements To that effect
were inserted in the newspapers. and
they reached Mrs. Meter, property
owner in South Dakota, who was a
friend nearly thirty years ago. in Rein
= beck, In. She will take IIardckopf 10
South Dakota rs soon as he is able ~
travel ana will stake a claim in addition
to the 100 acres she already owns.
Judge Clements in the circuit court
/ at Princeton. Ind. awarded Mrs Bertha
Stewart "a divorce frnm Dr. W. H. Stew
art. with STNiG ulmouy and 5000 for
attorney fees In Mrs. Stewards orig
/ iual complaint the specific allegations
covered Il wide range Of charges rum
ties. Oncrcd rs ma exhibit were four
1 eggs taken from under Mrs. Stewart $
/ setting heus, On one egg was pcnciIcd:
| II am Mrs Stewards boss, whose boss
/ are Nout" The other eggs also were IN
| Scrihcd. Mrs. Stewart testified that she
| almost daily discovered scraps of paper
! hearing covert threats under the pillows,
/ in the cupboard shelves, in hooks at the
| barns and smol,chouse. and always in
| the most unusual places. The Stewards
/ have grown children.
/ Rocau,c he is unable tn keen Il house
| maid for any length of time. Eli War
NV mn his HimJ f., '' sirf '' ,n5tr,"mi'
/ Yl,.u.y Within ty,n ar tbrrr wears he
/ has ruuIn,rd thirteen dirrrrit ufrI.
I nam. ,r N b,rp has st4vrJ more tl1n -
r.yy months due tn tin f1rt that thc
r,ruur women an entering his household
immediately hccome HOLES If tho vicinity
and 81. 81 result soon .,rt married Tho
! LAST Girl ,.upIoycl nm the W,rrru home
/ vu. Miss Maggie Igfair and she he
/ r,iur the bri,r If Charles Decker a
youua farmer Scarcely hand thc mar
riasn been performed when n new scrv-
amt was Installed i'm the household. but
/ mis- limo il ~ ~ widow ma i'm yrur-.
who promises To stay for some time
/ Mr. Warren is president of the Citizens
+. National hank
\ damage snit for $4,000 has hccu
tiled against the estate of the late Julia
Sparks hy Miss Clara Ropckcnhau of
Carlylc III. formerly n servant for the
had been flied against the estate during
/ the month of December, 1905. Mrs.
4 sparks was very SICK. AT the time MISS
, lt""ckrhhou allowed the attending ph\Sl-
Clans Ia tab" blood from her arm Tor the
| wurHl ul hor employer II Us no"
claimed that the operation caused TIA"
Young .ad\ 10 loss" her arm, hence the
SUIT Mrs. Sparks left au estate valued
| al over H-o"Vo'
= '""N ''lII'N"Il' Il MlN""lrl H'-''' NH'
mas S'INru zen years o. Il seventeen
N'3'H Seni'n'c Tor huruer III tlo see
''I u'El''' j.. giving tHe prison. AuluoIF
/ rvs. SUM 'NM'uctN 1l ms Hu'h'S l"
IN".I ""Ik, or nearly zen years var
-" N"ih'h III IN" Sduult- .ItS sup,
N"rut t"o W"ithS aE" ne heIu ms uahI
III u, front OF saw ana deliDerateiy sawed
~ l"c S''phu niger OF ms riRut manu-;
IN E"N' "'il ADMISSION TO Tue HoSPthi
""'' t'u"N' N"'h ne was Ietuih'u w
nv Snop. re hau "hlE neen mere
a." nuu'' "nSh ne sawed Yt tuc ~,
q" ,unH'l Oh MS ieit hhhu lie Il now
puck III lhc hospltal ana seems pf0uu OF
hI7 ingenuity IN avoiding WORK heh
nc ms ehlHcIS recovered ne VII pe
n'hI p"Ch 10 lhc same SHOP anu II nc
does not saw oil all ms myers III the
Senth Years ne must YET serve tne prison.
utll''"l' H"P' 10 get Solue N"th ou' %
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