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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-07-08
TO BOOM CANDIDATE BY SONG
Mrs. Ella Fiaee Young Seeks Educa-
tionaI Presidency.

Political campaign methods have
been adopted by the Chicago school
teachers to make Mrs. Ella Flagg
Young, superintendent of the Chicago
schools, the next president of the Ma
tional Educational association at Bos
ton next week.
They will sing two songs in the con-
vention hall. One is entitled Boston -
sung to the tune of Dixie" Rehear-
sails will be held on the special train
from Chicago to Boston.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-07-08
Baby Killed on RockIno Horse.

Bernice, the nine-months-old daugb
Ter of Mr. and airs. N. r. Brown
of Franklin, Pa. met most peculiar
death. She fell forward in a rocking
horse, her neck striking on a cross
piece and she strangled to death. Her
mother, who had been canning ber.
ries, found her ten minutes after her
death.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-07-08
lunatic Stays His Father.

Bud Plant, who escaped from tn
state asylum for the insane at Parse
Kan, returned to his home and ki
his father as he lay asleep. He
struck him with club and then cut
his throat. Ten years ago he killed his
brother and was adjudged insane.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-07-08
Fell Dead on His PIow,

While plowng on his farm. near
Durham. N. c.. former Congressman
John NJ. Atwater dropped over dead
He was seventy years old.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-16
&iienbabq= Jablplan.
Z. & 9. q. 8ahn

5. q y. ". Gabn.
ao.s a3om saOrosn. .e.45 absnDs
9o. g. 8om Noroen. .6.45 mora
yto. 7-Socal bon 9earne. 1000 more
Ao. Social bon Baleitine -. :.
=. ..:... :. ..10.45 abenos
go. A. @on Megifo. .1.5o ,1odln.
No. 12-3oedl bon 2arehn (eenii4tl :.
500 rtorg
$40. 4 No6 bem 0orben. .t.55 uadm.
glc. g. Sad bet1 Norben. 800 a6enos
$50. 0-SoeaI nad Yoleitine 7. 80 mora
sio. 10 ggpreb nod 9earne. !. ;.
SO. 5 -gsad Msesiio 100 100 mora auls
$50. l --aoeal mad aare0O (sen,idt)
g. u. G u. g. Balm.
Anfunft-
SEQ. 1-Soniton Ii. 5. @iifte 700 naclm
$50. 3-poufton H. B. &iilte 700 BORN,
gto. 5-&Mlten5td0te .1:15 nadJrn
gfo 46- @on &errbille .9:45 BORN
gfo. A Bon aerrbille, nur 9on,ita9s
:. ;. ;. ...... 9:45 nahm
SO. 2-Souiton II. 5. aiilte. 1926 BORN
SO. 4-9oniton II. 3. &iiite $50 abenos
yto. 6-&iiitenffdbte. -. LAO nabm.
yto: 43-ysad 8erroiue, ansgenommer
Sonnta9s. :. :. :. ..4:25 nadln
SO. 41-@ad aerrbius, nnr Sonntaes
:. $40 HaGin
g.. S. G g. u. (Saupt-2inie).
Nnflnft-
So. sEgom Often. 1885 uorm
No. 7-8om Often 4 $500 nadJm
go. 10-gl gafo II. @eiten. .7:9O nodin
yeo. 2-gon Sci 9fio.. 1880 BORN
80. a-yaa6 81 @aio llnO meften.
So. 1o-gaad 5. @eitsn. 1880 J Se abenns ads
So. 8-ga4 Dem Siter ). HOO BORN
SO. 1-Na6 Sci Nio.. ..4:00 obetlos
gietOria 9ioiiipn, 8. S. & g. u.
Nnfnnft-
SO. 3o5-gnero, gietoria. 1850 naSm
30. 5oe--guero, gictoria. 800 BORN
W. 6. & s. gabn.
So. 241-gon Soufton rnb @aIpefton
.... :. >. :. $50 mprgens
SO. 235-gom Rorbeu. .7.80 boruliti.
$50. 231-gom Norben unb @ouHcn
SO. 9 gom Morosm. TAB absnDs
Nbfa1rt
SO. 244-gsa6 hem Moroen Ii. Souiton
SO. 1o-Ma6 benz Morben. 1000 Sorm
geo. 236-Na6 6em Norbeu. -. !.
;. ;. !. :. ;. 200 nbenos
No. 242-Nab benz Norben ltnb Gal.
beton. :. lilo aben6s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-16
Der &laoberaoatid) am Goluarb's
0nhre.

@ol BON feirem @isblat.c bes
enropaiihen Sentiments iii &onig
@omaro Ser Siebente 10 aeb6lllelt
ltno perbobnt noroen tpie BON Dem
gerliner u&ioboeraootid)", besbaib
iit Der nahitebenoe poetilfe Nud).
ruf mel6en oas glott ocm totem
9ritenfonig miomet, boppelt te-
lnerfenspert; er fautet:
@or oieiem 9oten beuge itb midi iief,
glod6 Dem, mas lnniere 3eit bon I'm ers
fabrs:I
SD batt e5 nibt geoadt bet tpenis
Sa6ren,
Sd abnte ilid)t, mas in Dem Wamic
fdlief,
8rei lag id's: 5a96aft fonlu' id Serge
Set ipeiB, id bob' linn ettpas asaubitten
9as 9tiid 1T aus. Ser idluarae gors
bang fiei
@init, ba mir gar gu ton erIh:sn bus
Spiel,
Sab idb hen a6nissiproiIe1 1darf De-
fe6bei;
SD lpeiB e5 mol, idb bab' gu raid geree
bet
SSn ipiloem Saulnel toIlte eiilIt CT Der,
8es 2ebens @rauiebe6er trallf er Icsr
9o6 anbers balb eri1ieu nlls iein @ee
1id5t:
g(ls aonie paro Der Siener er Der
Rflidi.
Hub linn, Der ninmer etfpos iid) bersez
ben,
Seit i'm bas &6nigsoiaoem eesiert,
Sem Mann bergaben andre germ has 2es
ben,
9as ous9elaiiene, bas er emit sefiibrt.
Nint 'htelt er. emit Der + a lbe II mutt
rer @alt.
@9it itarfem s(rm Die san8e gSclt unit
9as Seloenbnfte freiiib lag i1m ipelt;
Sod, lift Der &altfmann @6nia ,nIrer
Belt,
g8or er Ser &0nise .a0nig offen6ar,
Ser 5bpdden 6offte, BOD fein i sHlpadl~
ling mar
Geuinneno mar purdaus lein aonaes
BeIeii;
@r bra6te oftrals fonrten .pir es
Ieien
0ie halbe Ienf66eit unter eiaen Sut.
gSer aud beritanb alf $ site iid 10
eutl
llro par er audi fein Sre,lnb Der beuts
iden Gettern.
60 badte er oodJ niemaIs airs 3ere
19mettern;
Bpl iuar er tapfer, bod er Ia6 lid] bot
ltnb inn 8llr Seite la6te Der 5u II, +.
SabripoG BERN, gotparbl Sall6beit licet
mir fern,
sd bate bid 5ulebt beinabe Nern
0enn ieoen bab' ih germ, Der etipas fam
ltnb Der mas lit. llnb III, 5 II fpurlt Elm
Wtanul
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-16
Sattcn ben GDnia im Sauie.

o@ir botten ben 9onig bon alfen
2arirmitteln I'M Souie --9r. Sings
Neip 2ife BiGs un6 iie boben it'd als
Elm Seeen fir uniere gan3e tsanitie
eripieien" idreibt Baul Ntotulfa in
guffalo, ge. 9. Sideres 02ittel bel
alen Magen, 2eber uno ltierenlei
oen. 0ur 25c Bel allen 9rilggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-16
c / a $.

9oit-Snipeftor slnocrion 5at
Ole gntoefltne gernabt oaB i'll
8abnbof ser Station aeneoD bir
9oitiade iuItenotiid beraubt iporoen
iino. Mon fono unter Dem $SuDho-
ben oes 8obnbofsgebouoes atlie gro
Be Waenee bon 8rief- uno 3sadc1-
lln1ihlagen, Die ibres Sllbelts Be-
ruubt paren. 8is ieBt lit mod fcrlle
glnflage erboben iporoen.
Die Stnfe Warntaeettiral III
location bot in ibrer aerpentirn
einen 8eidluB aneellontmen, ol,rh
oen cine 9lmenoierung bes %Dar-
n1acie-@eleses berlanet miro.
Die 8iirger bon 2apaca Goun-
tp boben beihloilen Bombs i'll
8erte bon $4,000 ausaugebcn uno
fir ben grtrag ein nenes Gonrtbous
in Eort 2abaca gu bonen
glus 5rieori6sburg miro ocr
SOB BON Gbriitof 5rieoerin MeDcr,
einem alten 8emobncr bon Bille5-
pie Gountp, gemel6et. gr fam I'M
Sabre 1854 BORT 9in ul1o iieoelte
iif am Nalo @lto Greet an no ct
au6 Bis Dor menigen Sabrell iup9n-
te. @abrenb Der lesten 3elt .uobnte
er in Sriebrihsbure. 81 erreihte
oos bobe @Iter BON SO So9ren. Sci
ne Sralt nno iieben &inoer ilberIe-
ben i'm.
Sn @renbaln itarb 2ouis Ser
mann @ieiefe, ein befallnter oeut-
ider 8iirger Ser stabt. Ser 8eriior-
6ene fam i6on int Sabre 1876, als
aebnidbriger Sunge, nit lclner So
mile nod Ser 8renbanter @egcno
nno bat feitoem BORT geiuoblt.
Der fleilte Sunge beS iii Ser
@egenb bon 2ofbart luhDnenber
Sarnlers Sronf golnosfi 5at iid
nit einer Biitole, Die er auf otn1
Sii6 fano uno nit Ser er Derllnl-
ipielte, eri6oiien. Der SSllnge
NOR nod feline aipei Sabre aft.
9lus @aco miro genleloet, oie
Wenupbis gremil1g ono Nfaltiuq
gompanp tpole in g8aco cilte grobe
Urauerei bouet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-16

gen entboltei1 oiirfe. Die 6lusbagn
tit ben @eleiien Ser @aboi6-9obll
entlang feltgeiebt moroen.
Sin per5peifelter, aher mis-
llmgener @erird, iib oie 6rei5eit SIT
perl6affett lpuroe BON Strdi!ingell
I'M Clinton Staats=@efdugIlis bci
8lottsburg in Seem Yorf uistcrltpn=
men ilibem tie Dos &auptgebauoe
init 9pnanit in sic 2ltft iprengelt
mollten. sic botten ober eill 5lt ge,
ringes Guantum ulo Die gIfioitoll
rihtete berbaltnisnl1Big gerinsen
S6ooen OIL. Serbeieilelloe @adel
pern1o6ten bie Srepler rnl6 81
iiberlp0ltieen nno iie in girs5el5ellelt
5ll iperren.
8onperneur Gillette con Gali=
fornien bat S6ritte getan I'LL ocn
Saltitfanlpf 5rpii6en Salnes Self
ries llno Sad Sobnion, Der am L.
SSuli IN San SSrancisco tutilin0en
ioll, 31 perbinbern. 9eatiirlIf miro
linn oies nid)t gelineen 'lno cr
meiilt es nit leinen genlii6uneen
olld mol gar ni6t ernit. .9fapor
Mc@ortp BON San 5roncisco er-
flart, oaB Ser &arnpf inter ollen
llnitanoen ltattfinoen meroe.
gSie cine 0epeide aug Woi6=
iilgton .meloet, ermartet nlan Jett
beitimnlt, ooB iih Ser 9ongreb CIT
25. SUM pertagen miro.
Heproiertant Wortill bon Gu
loraop reifbte i'm 9feprdlelitallten=
(lanie cine 9feIollltion ein, Ill pelder
er sic giltleitrne elmer ltnterindung
iiber ben 8erfauf BON &lnfterlonoe-
reien auf oen 8bilippinen perianel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-16

8on Ser SnternatioaoI 9iens
Company in Stem Dort erbielten
mir .@artenlaube" $. 90 lmb 2t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-16
Spmmer-8eiiem.

Man pflegt ia gern in trtandem areiiem
SIN Spmmer anf baS 2amb su rciien,
Ser sruken 1ite 81 entseb'n
1nb tueil es unit andb angeneGnt
@em Seit unb 0elber es gcitaltcn,
6ann etn5eln pber NIT bem 4attcn,
Sugar Bis mad europa retien,
Wie niele jabrlid mns betueiien.
Spd5 lift man aud In bieient Gan6e
Sebr gut mnb pbne Wahb' tnt Gtanhe
Sid etnen Mmfent1alt at tuahlen
Wp uns bic S5ike ntdt mag qnalen.
Spdj mill iib fir bic SpmtntcrfrridJen
HidJt bier &eflamen enfj anfttid)en.
ttnb ipBl(en bieie bter germ pra1len -
90 nt5een fte bafiir besablen.
Sp mag ein ,Seber mad Befallen
4uf 9ampfesfliigel babtn tuallcn,
$50 es ant beiten linn bebagt;
Die ets'ne Shnlb, tuenn er's beflast.
Spdj uem ha feblt bes 8elbes Mecnee,
Ober tuen balt bes Sienites Strense,
Sak er 5u Saufe bleibem mnR,
SIT besbaIb budJ nid)t pbn' Oenmk.
Sas @irtsDauseHem, tuenn aud teaer,
ST besbalb bud oft ntdlt gebeaer,
Mud gibt es nieles aHkerbem,
Was mns auf 6eiien nn6eancnt.
Drum branht iid5 sseimer sm beflasen,
9ai, er ST. S5anfe mnk ertragen
Sie Site, CT entgebt sur Sett
4nh mandjer tinannebmlihfeit.
ttnb mirb bic Sik' NAL nnertraslid,
ttnb idjtuitt man bnbet aud nni18ltdl,
0ibt's sur Grfriihnng tntmer bier
Gin fiibles 9las U mt Ster.
9abei nersikt man ale Snrsen
l1nb frenet iif) am fiiblen Mprsen;
ttnb 1T ber Waittag aud redlt iuarm,
u a nj o 8ier oertretbt ben Sarm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-16
san NntOnto, 9onneraag ben IS. SUIT 1910.

fernt iperoel1 fonnen. 0os Wrad
lit BON ocn 8ogelt geeen Die Suite
getrieben tporoen. s@s Iiegt nun,
ntebr in eiller Siefe bon llnsefdh.
fiinf5ebn ooer atpanatg SUB Lii feline
Sebung miro Nun nit feinen aro-
ben Sdnierigfeiten n1ebr nerbulloeu
ieil1.
Cine 9epeide aus Yoisoan
neloet: Sermann 9tiooer, Der 8rdIi.
bent Der SO. .. Staatsaeitlune", uito
Der omerifanii6e gotidafter 81.
9apio Sapne Sill lporen in1 Neltel1
Galois bie @aIte oes aaiIecs uno
Ser aaiierin beim Oeieu1er. Ser
Stootsiefretar oes @cuBern Serr
bon Shoeu llno lnebrere Gerlouell
ots Ser faiierliden Samilic, loiuic
etlide geamte oes Sausbalts ,pasell
ebenfolls 5ugegen. Serr Ni0oer bate
cine longe ltlterreomng init oenl
&niler.
Die alteite farbentraGa,,oe Ser
billoung an Ser ltniperlifdt @reifs-
lpalo, oos 8orps y8omeroilia" be-
gebt eeeenfpartie oas Sub;ldlun oes
6unoertiobrfgen @eltebens. Die 5eier
miro init aroBent ituoentiiben YorH
begangen. Son fern uno nob fiiio
oie vsllten Serren" einsetroIfe;r nm
bie beGbloue Mise ipieoer eirn1aI
allf oie oft idon redt eeli1teteil
2oden au leeeu llrb an Der aontlners-
tofel Genliniseen5ert gu feiern.
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8aSiealbeilmne
Nerbeni@tpdde

e9tpa9e, nerp5ie 9erfonen, aepIoat sor osff.
nnnesIobietettt. be nno fseIe9ten IrduHeH, erfAbs.
tenoen slusfIiiiien, 9ruit,. Milden. unb aopf.
ntlo eei9tSa &atarrt. Maeen6riten, StnblSsps
!tepinns, gFiioiefett, GrrDten 4ittern, $er.iiop.
fen, Brititheflemmune, MeneftIf@feit nrb xrab.
finn : ertabren aus bem pSsetnsfrenns", ipIs
etnfaf, fdDnell nnb btlltg allie unnathrits
den 8erIuite itnb auSere 0slsen jusenA.
ltd'cr Yerirrnnsen srlnhltd se6eilt umS
bslle Oefnnbbett nnb Urp6iimn tpteses.
erlangt iuerben tSnnen. - Wans neues
Seiluerfabren. Seber fetm etener arst.-
9iefes qnBerorbentIi1 tniereffanie unb lsbps
reidbe BUD (Deuti1e stufIaee iooS). tpeiGsS
bon Jung nnS alt, Mann unb Bran, e.Ieiss
perben folIte, fam eeeen Gtnfenbuna bon 20
Gents in 9riefmarfen berfteseIt be3oasif ,psrbes
bon Der
Yripats&linif, 181-8. glpenne
ztstp 8rrk. q. q.
Nm ertpdbne bic Hreie BreHe {. Seras.
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ssn Der ShloBfirhe s.1 Shlpl

Sn Der S6lobfirde 5.t Sdwer
rim bot Die Soufe bes erIten S0Dn-
dens oes @roBber5ogs Jrieort6
5ran5 ilno ieiner @emoblin Yrili6ci-
i'm s4leranora, Ser Sod)ier oes
uGunberlanocrs" grnlt gtusuit,
Ser5ogs bon Cumberland, Ser5oas
81 praunihmeig- iiuttec-
funoen. Die Geremonie ipuroe oltrd
Sberbofpreoieer 9. @olff Na6mit,
tags 31a l1br poll8ogen. 9(ben6s fon5
i'm S6loB cine Samilientaiel 1llo
Marihalltafel 5tott.
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0as seras ssunber

beilt olle geieren, gIafen unh rbeu-
matiide 2eioen; BEL aaen GrnegiIierl
ooer 2 monatli6e 8ebanol,lne per
Boit fir 81. Or. 6. @. Sal. 292G
Slipe Str, ct. 2ouis, Weo. Gdrelbt
fir 3euoni5ie.
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3mt,t tpeiken NDB'i.

@artentpirtidaft uno 0ieitaura-
tion. 8or5iiglide Slide, ausge5ei6-
nete @etranfe. 9luftnerfIame 9eoie-
nling. @arme uno falte Speiien gu
ieoer Snges5eit.
Tbilipp 0eifler, Gieentiinler.
MifIion Coop, nabe 8erg's Wiible.
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WablsMn5ctge.
Stir StaQtsfeuQt,

Sir Gtaatsfenat:
@ir fiub n,itoriiiert, Serrn Sui tu .
R e a. als annbibat fifr Bieoerpabl
fiir ben q gtaatsfenat auautii1iHtaesl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
CHEAP FARM LANDS ON EASY
TERMS

We are just putting on the market,
large tract of excellent clay loan
land, practically free from stone, and
only three miles from lively village on
main line of G. q N. w. Ry., and
about 10 miles from the fine County
Seat town of Amigo, with industries
of every description churches of all
denominations, three large banks, fine
graded schools, etc. Good roads to all
these lands. Finest water in State.
Good fishing and hunting. Price, only
5000 an acre, with $50 down, bal
ance on long time at & per cent.
Enough wood and timber on lands to
almost pay for them. If you are look
ing for II chance to become indepen-
deut, write us for descriptive litera-
turc. Write us also for Timber
Land Summer Resorts.
KIETER MAERTH Co,
l32G Fifth Ave. Amigo, Wisconsin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
BURGLARS BUSY AGAIN.

An unsuccessful attempt was made
to burglarize the safe in the office of
the J. G. Johnson company on the cor
ner Of 10th and Quay streets early on
Monday morning,
Two attempts to blow open the safe
were made and from its appearance 1t
was evident that nitro glycerine was
the explosive used, The attempts
were evidently made during the pro-
gress of n thunder storm which passed
over the city at an early hour Monday
morning. Bridge tenderGoethke, who
was in the bridge house but n few feet
from the building occupied by the
johnson company was the only person
who heard the reports of the ev"' Os-
ions and he made no investigation.
The fact that the office had been enter
ed was not known until Edwin Spindler
who has charge of the Office end of the
companys' business came down to open
the doors in the morning. The burg
lars did not get into the safe although
they broke off the lock and wrecked
the outside door. They also went
through the desks in the Office but Sc
cured nothing of any value. The mat
ter was reported to the police at once
and officers are now working to obtain
some trace of the thieves.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
TRAINING SCHOOL OPENS.

The Mantowoc County Training
School for Teachers opened Monday
with an enrolment of "a. The teach
ers are the same as in years past, Fred
Christensen, principal, and Miss Rose
Cheney, assistant. The students en-
rolled are as follows: Lizzie Mullins,
Eugenia Kolensky, Lena Geimer,
George Jindra, Elizabeth Murphy,
Loretta McCarty, Henry Greenwood,
Daniel Linnane, George Grady, Alvin
Hanson, Rose Jonas, Agnes Westgate,
Olive Peltier, Lille Engelbrccht,
Myrtle McKeough, Emma Voboril,
Anton Benishek, Frank Bushman,
Erwin Dobbert, Margaret Leary,
James Sheahan, Peter Falvey, Rose
Meyer, Cora Kings, Elanora Graf,
Helen Glasgow, Ida Gauger, Alvena
Nespor, Elizabeth Phillips, Eva llol-
lenbeck, Lena Reinholdt, Ella Basken,
Helen Reedy, Grace Tyler, Alvina
Kamman, Lola Brennan, Julia Her
man, Toney Kolicek, Lillian Schwartz,
Allan Logan, Edward Benishek, James
Murphy, Genevieve Charvat, Hubert
Schneider, Nita Sampe, Lille Cizek,
Kathryn Knox, William Rauch, Ray
McCarty, Mabel Walterbach, Ladimir
Hrudka, Esther Naser, Melvin Meisner,
Archie Baugneit.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
PAYS FINE AND LEAVES CITY.

Charles Bowman, the pickpocket ar
rested at the county fair grounds, dur
ing the fair, was brought before Judge
Chloupek Saturday noon and changed
his plea of mot guilty" TO one of
guilty. Bowman was suffering from
injuries to his leg received at the time
of his arrest and the Judge after listen
ing to the plea Of his attorney that he
be fined, and reading n certificate from
DR.. Luhmann that the prisoner should
be allowed 10 20 TO n hospital where
he could be given proper medical
care, imposed frhe of one hundred
dollars. This was paid and Bowman
was allowed to go. Bowman was ar
rested during the county fair FOR at.
tempting to pick the pocket Of jacob
Elmer. He tried 10 get away at the
time and the injuries to his leg from
which he is suffering were received in
resisting arrest.
The case came before Judge Chou
pek on an affidavit Of prejudice filed a
gainst Judge Schmidt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
MORTGAGES FOR AUTOS.

According to a table compiled by the
Auto Directories company Of New
York City there are 5000, 600, 900 worth
of automobiles in this country. New
York state leads with sixty thousand
machines but California is second with
thirty-hve thousand automobiles,
In Minneapolis it is reported one
automobile firm holds mortgages on
l,500 homes. In Wisconsin the mort
cages on automobiles and other pro-
perty for the purchase price are
estimated at $1,000, 900, Nebraska has
S9,000,000 in mortgages based on auto
mobile purchases; in Kansas the esti-
mate is 81 100000 in the last three
years. The money tightneSs in Iowa
is charged to the same condition. In
indianapolis over 1000 persons are re-
ported to have given mortgages re-
Gently to buy automobiles. In Wyoming
only five per cent of automobile
purchases are represented by mort
cages, but it is reported that fifteen
per cent Of the purchasers are persons
who cannot afford the luxury.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
new SCHOOL SYSTEM STARTED

The city system of schools was placed
in operation in the schools of this city
last Tuesday, on their opening for the
fall term.
The change is one of great import
ance and because of the general chang
ing about of the old order of things
some difficulty and confusion was to be
expected in getting started on the new
regime. Officials report however that
but little trouble was experienced in
getting started properly and much en-
couragement was given those who adj
vocated the system and those in charge
of it when the enrolment in the high
school totalled more than 400 pupils on
the first day. But little more than to
arrange the classes and outline the
work was done on Tuesday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
SPANISH LETTER CAME AGAIN.

That the old swindle known as the
Spanish letter game is still ineXistence
and its promoters are still active is
evidenced by the receipt Of n letter by
Rudolph Stockinger Of this city a few
days ago The letter is similar TO the
ones received by several residents of
the county year or two ago in which
a fortune is promised the addressee il
he will come to the aid financially of
course, Of the writer who represents
that he Is in prison in Spain. Mr..
Stockinger reported the receipt of the
letter to the postal authorities but will
pay no 'urther attention To it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
TO RAISE HULK Of CARFERRY.

The hulk of the Ann Arbor carferry
which has lain near the south shore
arm of the breakwater since the burn
ing of the boat last spring is soon to
be raised according to a notice sent to
the government engineers Office by
the Ann Arbor company.
The government had advertised for
bids for the raising and removal of the
hulk, but when the advertisement ap-
peared the company evinced n willing
ness to do the work itself and the
advertisement was recalled. 1t is
estimated that the iron, steel and
other material in the hulk is worth
about $1,000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
CELEBRATED LABOR DAY.

The labor organizations Of the city
held their annual parade and picnic on
Monlay, the picnic being held atSilver
Creek PARK. The parade started at
ten o'clock in the forenoon and after
marching through the principal streets
of the city they went out Tenth street
to the park where an address was
made by Albert j. Welch of Milwau-
kee. Delegations from practically all
of the organizations of the city were
in line in the parade. Allbanks, stores
and factories were closed for the day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the county clerk during
the past week.
Richard Gauthier and Ella Oestrich,
both of Two Greeks; Alvin Rodewald
of Newton and Mary Bicbcrmeier of
Centcrville; Edward Berkholtz and
Emma IIenning both Of Maple Grove;
Hugo IIungsberg Of .Schleswig and FL
Ia Koping of Eaton; Henry Schieser,
city, and Louise Htsman Of town of
Manitowoc; Lawrence Kuehnl OF Cato
and Theresa Mailand Of Rapids; Kurt
Rivers; August Raschke and Lena Bu-
bolZ, both Of Rockland.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
the GESINE DAMAGED.

The Gesine, the handsome yacht
owned by John Schuette, was damaged
to small extent in collision with
the Goodrich boat Sheboygan at Ke-
waunee Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Schuette
and party of friends left Mantowoc
for short trip Sunday morning, reach
ing Kewaunee at noon, and the boat
was tied up there while the party
went about the city. The Sheboygan
started away from the docks while the
Gesine was still there and in passing
collded with the yacht and injured ii
to the extent of 5000, or more. Mr.
Schuette and the party brought the
yacht back to Manitowoc Tuesday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-08
HERzOC TO SUCCEED BACON.

Frank Herzog who has been rural
mail carrier on route from this city
has resigned and will accept position
as local messenger for the American
Express Co. in this city, succeeding
John Bacon who has resigned the posi-
ton he has held for number Of
years. Mr. Bacon has accepted a
position as salesman for the Smalley
Manufacturing Company. Mr.. Bacon
left the American Co month ago on
thirty days leave of absence and
handed in his resignation few days
ago.
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the Democratic column On the ballot 70
tho erapaco1 a1actiOp

the Democratic column On the ballot TO
the general election.
A. j. Schmitz, a former Manitowoc
man, Democratic candidate for COVER
nor, received a good vote in the coun-
ty. The Democratic ticket is safe on
the 20 per cent law. 1t is expected
that the official count will show that
the candidates received over 30 per
cent of the vote cast for governor on
the Democratic ticket two years ago.
LATER-Reports this (Thursday)
morning are that Wehrwein is elected
by majority of 16 votes. AS said
above the nomination will be in doubt
until after the official count. Late re-
ports make it doubtful whether the
Democrats have polled the 20 per cent
of their vote necessary to get their
state ticket on the official ballot.