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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-31
Income Tax In Marinette.

Marinette The inconle tax as
sessed in Marinette county totals
s36,724 %, according to a statement
of the state tax commission
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-31

Washington, Oct. 29.--The Supreme
court advanced to December for argu
ment the cases involving the constitu
tlonality of the newspaper section Of
the postal appropriation law.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-31
Warned Family Of Coming Suicide.

Laporte, Ind, Oct 29--With the ex-
clamaton to his family, Do you see
this? | am going to kill myself
William Rolling of Marshall county
committed suicide Sunday by swallow
Ing a quantity Of carbolic acid
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-31
American Is ExpelIed.

Mexico City, Oct. 29.-F. C. Slocum,
correspondent for the Los Angeles
Times, has been ordered expelled from
Mexico and Is now on his way to the
frontier. He is the third American
expelled In less than week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-31
Boy Kills Father While Hunting.

Sterling H.. oct. 29.-George How.
or Of BrooltyiLe was shot and killed
Nv his ten yoar-0ld son while hunting.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-31
Candidate Goes Insane.

Neenah.-E. T. Phillips, candidate
for coroner, has been declared in
sane and sent to the state insane
asylum at Winnebago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-31
Train KIlIs penf Woman.

Medford Mrs. John Ebert, a
deaf and dumb resident OF this city.
was strucl, by 500 passenger train
and instantly killed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-31

Prominent Indiana Farmer a Suicide.
Valparaiso, Ind, Oct 30 William
Meltz, a prominent farmer of Crock.
or, this county, died Sunday after sui.
fering in terrible agony for -four days
from taking most Of the contents Of a
box OF electric rat paste.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-10-31
waldo ennk Gets Chnrler.

Madison State Bank Examiner
Kuolt has approved the charter of
the Waldo stSso bank ut Waldo. She.
boygan county
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-16
THE WAY TOCHANGE

In Chicago alone, it is esti-.-
mated, 10000 children went hun
CRY Christmas day. What of the
myriads more. every other day?.
Yes, always hungry. Would you
help them to gain a just share of
life, love and happiness? Then,
raise your voice and cast your
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-16

There is no such thing as a
stable brain. If a man has a
BRAIN it bubbles like boiling
applebutter.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-16

ballot to change an inquitous sys-
tenn of government that contin-
ues to. create Rockefellers and to
pauPerize. millions. e. c, Bacon.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-16

ng self /
can be |
,mber I |
fell. |
Ter. !
ON !
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
Official Directory

U. s. Senator Simon GuggeahoiA
Congressman at-large. ..E. T. TAyloe
Congressman, ID District, J. A. Martin
State Senator ..........B. T. NaPiss
State Representative. =. Horace 1Aas
Reg U. 8. Land Office. e. E. FesaAan
Rec. U. s. Land Office. ". z. Wollass
District Judge ..... John Z. 0hanaes
District Attorney. james G. 0es1y
Clerk District Court. .Chas. II. EaS
Division irrigation Engineer. ......
................Th Theodore RoooahoRe
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21

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hu0DANsy issGsl q Auat DsAas9.
Aust betssy shook hsr AsaA.
sAs wants to 20 to work. 0as
Gays - can't visit-sAs fsels Il
wouldn't BE- right"
You aren't strong enough to work
over there" Humphrey saiA; YOU'D
break down"
Her lips quivered Butch, I
sant live on-charity." she sobbed.
You see! said Aunt Betsey.
Humphrey felt raging within him q
strange sense OF determination.
Never In his life had he done any
thing impulsively. He had weighed
the charms Of Rose and Mary for
reveal the secrets Of his heart to .
girl he had known less than twenty
lour hours.
Il want you to stay" he said tense
y. when saw you In the woods last
aight-it seemed a. fl had been
sent-to take care Of you-and you
must let Aunt Betsey do it-for my
saks"
In her eyes dawned . wonder. "You
Want-to take care Of me?"
n want to marry you" said Hun
phrey. biuntiy: you're The only woa-
IN ] have ever really wanted 70 mar.
~. But It's toe soon to tell yos this
-Sseauss you Aavsat haA time 70
ioara to care-aaA naybe yoa eoalAnt.
onyhow-Fa - sest Of FouSA-aA1
ai4SrsaG ! vtsA ysu'd Try. 40 ~.
b n yss doa't lsarl to care. yos1i -
Stroaeoe ~ ~ dine you've fosnl s1t.
snA tAsa Asst Detssy and I will ~
vea some wsrk soaewhsrs-butl I Aops
vou woa't ever have to work- hsDs
voun 1t Ne % H." It vas . Ioag
speecA. vttsrs1 With many breaks-
Daphss stood very still. oh" she
Whispered. "Aov good yos ars-
would It make you very happy-K
sAeuldr
To Humphrey It seemed that hsf
words brought . vision Of new
heaven and q new earth. Il csat
iell you." he said. brokenly. how hap
~ should b."
6Ae laid both Of her little AanAs n
his. ~l1l stay" she said. simply. with
Aunt Betsey-and she must let me
help her-and-and do you know
what my heart said to me last night
when the match nrst showed me your
.acef II said, here is a man that
woman might trust-that q woman
might trust forever"
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21

UNIV ~ . VSsSo ~ u WOIbO. nut Se-
ss~ sus b not the
Church's Everlasting Father. On the
coatrary. ~ &. Peter declares. ''Ths
God 50 Father a our Lord Jeeus
Cheiht hath beeuttsa - again b .
Aepe u ME-
Hk tstle. The Prisce Of Psaee. viii
Mt a1eay b HiIa 1t tAe bsginaiAg Il
Hs rssGn, wAsa He wnl be brsaktRs
= pssces ~ po<ters vsssea sssey
wrseg Asnaa sys>so Rsvsast1na q.
n; PIala 4 D. bst TIRE psece shall
spesdiH b. established. asA He. shall
Be Known as TIE Prince Il Psare.
Whea His reign shall teru1nats. At
the Close Of the thousand years. Il viii
be because He will deliver tie Kine
dom over to God list He may BE- the
Great All in All. Aeessahis KiAE0oa
= sty1s1 -ths TArsas e DastA- n
aaas David slgna1ss Dsoscs1, aaA No.
- - Dsssvs1 - O. = - ~
~ = pss1l
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
IS WOMAN THE WEAKER SEX
Proof That Her Tenacity Of Life 10
Greater Than Mans.

From the earliest recorded time.
says the Washington Herald. women
have been spoken Of rs the weaker
sex As frail, delicate creatures. Emf
oent writer's have asserted that aside
rom their natural constitutional frail
ty women were invalids one-ffith Of the
time. Yet the dawn Of the twentieth
century nnds " with abundant proof
a Womaa's physical superiority over
man whea tested BY length Of ysazs.
he power to esdure suffering and ~
sist diseass. n.
In 1880 the United States ceasus
vhowed that there were at that time
1881 centenarians in the country, Of
whom 1,bs3 were women. Out Of 80
,entenarians who died in England d.
ring the year 1889. - were women
and ten were men. while out Of II cen.
tenarians who died in Scotland In
1885. 1S were women and I've wers
mea.
The mystery Of this tenacity Of life
In woman still remains 4 secrst
At birth boys are slightly larger,
both in height and weight; and con.
hnue in the lead until twelve: then
the girls pass them. both in height
and weight for about two years, when
the boys again take the lead and com
plete their growth At about twenty.
three or twentyfour. while giris com
pIste their growth 1t nineteen Or twea
u. With this brief exception. males
exesl in height and wsight throsgAoat
life. -.... ,.-- u,
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imperfection n d
condemnation. The
Divine Plan con-
templated that the
Only Begotten OF
the Father, the ac-
tive agent Of Di-
vinity in the work
Of Creation, should
be ra u I e d the
great privilege Of
being mans Re-
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
vy1nss ana Pssesls Jasrsl
me residents Il the Rec d FSz

The residents a the Rec d fSD-
E2,seree IN P9f5sssamons
thsa are the 7presiasat q tAs -
pshlie, tAs BEitisA anbassaAoe anl tAs
ninistsr Il The fntef3ofcars coAS,afn
IN. A ssccsssaoa e .nnvissdy aato
b9oes pa0 up snA oown tAis aFssto
Grade sesuse al AstWo tAe ceofsel
- ~ rss11sstA s9~'f1r' effH
3 Bmuo Bsah - Hs4AseA11 = -
- ehe e1saesse su1esses - - ~ eWs
epDeeessos - VhicA - aftacAoe a.
ttuooe inpostaAoa, his wiDs aA1 n
pasesas. Ths vibration caused hy II
eatpeosss 10 disintegrating his vslaa
.bss pictures and shaking up and dis
tufSing his anciSat wines.
The baroa p petiticning that IL
sutoous route saaa b changed h cua
.ssAseatioa toe III psctass Gnl3Ry ~
~ Wana ce1lAf. - a& lsAst TIT ~
1Dooa aAan - ss1Dsso b pnsu1ng q
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4 80


by securing a great reward-the Divine
nature. through = resurrection from the
dead.
The First step Of Redemption.
The primary step in mans recovery
necessarily was that the Logos should
be made fesh and dwell amongst Us
and taste death. BY the grace Of God.
for every man John l. n: Hebrews
u, 81 1t b this 6rst step that We ceIs-
bests ct this season Of the year-the
birth Of Jesus. He who Wls rich, for
s1r sakes became psoe. that ~ through
His poverty might b" reclaimed
Toaayis stu1y poists ost that thsse
Jews who wess tAsa ssppossd 10 Be
In greatest darkness would 80 The
great Light Of Divine Truth. ~ rep
resented IN Jesus ard His ministry.
This had . primary fsl1lment q. Galt-
tes. whore the major portion Of ths
mighty works Of Jesus were perform
Cd. But its real ful6lment lies In the
future. when the great sun Of Right
sousness shall arise With healing In its
beams" Before that glorious Sun. sor-
row and signing will dee away: ignor-
ance and superstition will vanish: sin
and darkness will be no more. Jesus
10 the great Center q that Sun Of
Righteousness. but As He points out.
The Bride class. In process of selection
during this Age. Is to sit with Him in
His Throne: they will shine forth with
the Bridegroom to heal earth's sor-
rows and scatter earth's night. Mat
thew xiii. s3l All this will come be-
a Son is given" because "the Govern
ment shall rest upon His shoulders"
because His name shall be called
Wonderful. Counselor. the Mighty.
Mighty One. the Everlasting Father.
the Prince of Peace"
The Fall OF Babylon.
We are to understand verses 3 to
us referring. not to Natural Israel. but
to Spiritual Israel-nominal. The holy
nation has phenOmenally increased
without increasing the joy. There are
many false children in the nominal
family Of God; there are many "tares
in the wheat field. But in the Harvest
tine of this Age there will he joy;
the faithful will rejoice as they that
divide the spoil" The burdensome
yoke OF the crsedal superstitiOns will
be broken. and the rod Of the oppres-
sOr. Satan, will he broken Verse tn
timates the fall Of Babylon. and the
breaking Of the yoke AID the rod in
the great 'time cf trOuble.
First Of all. our Lords revelation to
the world will he as the Wonderful
One. He will be revealed to mankind
.in flaming Ore in the time Of trouble
and subsequently in the rescue work
Of His Millennial Kingdom.
He will be the worlds Counselor. to
give assistance. guidance. whereby
they may return through Restitution
into harmony with Jehovah. His title
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21

by securing great reward-the Divine
nature. through 3 resurrection from the
dead
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
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snAoo1 - that 4 vs1AA RoQ0Ass tAs
AaatA oe q perfect naa t. redeem
AAa0 and tie race Which Isst life in
hin God knew fEOm the beginning
that no such man could he found. he
cause all men were Of Adamic stock
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
OoU1xY 0HYICIAA

County Jsass. Z. J. oDieS
County sAssi1 ..........H. q. JeassS
Clerk s.l Rssselss C. Z. 1ah1eA
Deputy Cssa4y Clerk &C. L. nn1Aasl
County Treasurer -. .JsAa 4. Aas0Dsl
Deputy Csssty Treasurer. C. ". 0nlsh
County Asssssss .......Esssse Dagoov
County sapsriateadsst = 0eAssb..
.......... Nfs Tippett Wssose0a1
County Surveyor ......W. b. Tsua1sG
County Coreses ....Dr. q. A. HsPAass
County Physieian. DR.. ". ~. Csook
County Attorney. -. .chas. ". fayasr
County Connissioaess-
H. o. Switzef, Chairman. New Casois
james Brennan. Grand vaosy
C. X. Di6endarfer. .GleawooA 0peiAO
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21

The Mighty COO. or
Mighty, NJ I G b t y
One. will be recog-
nixed I b en-. Q q
earth, as we'll rs in
Heaven-''that Him
hath God set forth
to be q Prince and
a Savior"
The title. The
Everlasting Father.
will apply b Hin
~ the Kn6-0avef sf
A. -AA nv~A T.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
WHY NOT TRYf
POPHAM'S
ASTHMA REuEDY

Gives prompt and positive relief in
every ease. Sold by druggists. Price
sl.oc. Trial package by mail, 10c
Williams Mfg. Co., Propristors
Cleveland, Ohio
For sale by W. s. Parkison, drag
gist and apotheeary.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
Woman's Skull
So Thick 1t
Turned Bullet

WEEHAWKEN. N. J., Nov. So
Blind for fifty years, Mrs. Amanda
Cole, fifty-eight. mother of fourteen
children, never knew the cause of her
infirmity until William, her seventeen
year-old son, this afternoon accidental
ly shot her in the forehead.
The bullet hattened out against the
bc1e and did not seriously injure Mrs.
Cole. but physicians in examining the
wound discovered that her skull was
more than twice the normal thickness.
They said that undoubtedly the thick
skull had pressed against the optic
nerves and atrophied them, thus causing
blindness.
Mrs. Cole was sitting in her home
when a child handed her some money
that the father had sent. William Cole,
was cleaning a revolver, and playfully
pointing it at, his mother, told her to
give him the money, The pistol acct
dentaIly was discharged, the bullet
fired from close range striking the
woman between the eyes.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03

But / never ceased thinking and caing-
never ceased hoping"
She laid a gentle hand upon his arm.
"Come, come! You are upset. 1t will
all seem natural enough when you know
the story"
"Ten me, everything, all at once.
can't wait" He led her to a low French
lit de repose near by, and seated him
self beside her. Her nearness thrilled
him with the old intQxication, and he
hardly needed what he was saying. Tell
me how you came to be Vittoria Fabrizi
instead of Magherita Ginini, how you
came to be here; how you knew of my
for I'm smothering. I'm incoherent. L
Il"
First, won't you explain how you
happened to come looking for me?"
He gathered his wits to tell her briefly
of Myra Nell, feeling a renewed sense
of strangeness in the fact that these two
knew each other. She made as if to
rise.
"Pleaser' he cried, this is more i'm
portant than Miss Warren's predica-
ment. She's really delighted with her
adventure, you know
True, she is in no danger. There is
so much to tell! That which has taken
five years to live cannot be told in five
minutes. I'm afraid I am sorry you
came.'
Don't destroy my one great moment of
gladness."
Remember, 1 am Vittoria Fabrizi-''
Il know of no other name"
CONTINUED in Next Issue.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
.MANGLED UNDER TROLLEY
BEFORE EYES OF HIS WIFE
HE Was Brave" She Cries.
"If He Only Could Have
Died on Battlefield
CBy Associated Press.)

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. S0.EJohn
Manley, brick mason. was ground al
most to pieces before his wife's eyes
by a North Bessemer car at Park Sta
ton this evening. He had opened his
front gate, which is close to the track
and his, wife was standing on the porch
waiting for him when the car caught
him. His head was cut completely
off.
Manley had had remarkable ca
reer! Though born in Ireland his faith
err and mother and mis- seven brothers
and sisters were killed in the Johns
town Hood.
Going to England he joined the army
and was with Lord Roberts when ne
went to the relief of Gordon in Africa.
He wore a Victoria cross conferred for
conspicuous bravery on the field OF bat
tie.
yHe was such a brave man, eX-
claimed his wife tonight, after the
tragedy. of ne could only have been
killed on the field of battle instead OF
dying such miserable death by
street car"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03

Margherita. 1 am Vittoria Fabrlzi.
'Then-you have been herein New
Orleans for a long time?N
More than a year"
impossible! I-You-Its inconcelV-
able! Why have we never met?
At have seen you many times
And you didn't speak? Why OH why
Margherita
my friend, if you care for me, for my
safety and my peace of mind, you must
not use that name. Collect yourself.
We will have explanations. But first re-
member am Vittoria Fahrizi, the nurse
a poor girl
az shall remember. don't UNDER
stand but 1 shall Nbe careful. l don't
know what it all means, why you-didn't
let me know" In spite of his effort
at ,seIf-control he fell again into de-
Hoious bewilderment. His spirits leaped'
he felt unaccountably young and exhh-
arated: he laughed senselesslyN and yet
with deep throbbing undernote of de-
light k''What are names and reasons
anyhow? What are worries and hopes
and despairs?i I've found you. You live;
you are safe; you are young. feared
you were old and changed-it has seemed
so long and-and my search dragged so.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
fcouttnua,ion Of Chapter XVI

(continuation OF Chapter XVI
And 50 Il proved when her half
brothers Mortified alarm had been dis
PEELED BY the noisy group Of rescuers'
il was replaced by the blacklist indigna-
ton. He thanked them stiffly and UNI
sIertook TO apologize for his sister, IN the
midst OF which Hilleau. who had now
managed 10 regain his feet, suggested
the formation OF The -AIyra Nell Conta-
sion Club"
ITS object shall be the alienation of
our lady's distress. and its membership
shan he Iimited-t to her rejected suitors,
nc declared wen take turns amusing
her. III appoint myself chairman Of
the entertainments committee and one OF
Us viii always be on guard Wen sing.
ven dance. vel cavort beneath her
window and help 10 while the dreary
hours away"
His suggestion was noisily accepted;
then after an exchange OF views Murray
Logan confessed that he had bolted a
directors meeting. and that ruin stared
him IN the face unless he returned inn
rne4fateiv. AchnIe darginy. it appeared.
had unceremonniousiy fled from The
trial OF an important lawsuit. and RAY
rnond Cline was needed At the bank.
Foote. Deiavan and the others admitted
that Enets TOO must AcatG 1AtHo " a. y
10 her fate. at least until after change
had closed. And so. having put them
selves at her service with eNtravagant
protestations OF loyalty promising
candy. books. flowers. a choir 10 sing
beneath her window. they finally trooped
or. half carrying the rotund Mr. Kuhn,
who had sprinted himself into jelly
Ike state OF collapse.
RiIiieau alone maintained his readiness
TO brave the perils Of smallpox. leprosy.
az plague at Miss Warren's side until
Bernie informed him mat the very idea
was shocking. whereuppn he dragged
himself away with the accusation that all
his heart trouble lay at her door
.-0h. sou spoiled il all" Myra Nell told
her bother Indignantly. You might at
least have lea him come in. Cousin Al
thea would have chaperOned us
The ideal Why did you do such an
ulrocious thingT'
Were YOU frightened. Norvin2'' The
Cifi beamed hopefullysdown upon him.
Horribly. I'm not ever. il yet I'm
half iacIined to act on Lecompte's sug-
-estion and break in"
She cIapped her hands gleefully, where
up0u the Waterman rose up. saying:
~No you don't,"
Il wouldn't allow such a thing said
Bernie firmly 1t would mean scan
'daL~
I'll cant stay here alone, for whole
week III die"
Then I'll join you myself her brother
offered.
Ava Nell looked alarmed -'oh. not
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
A Story of Love, Adventure
and Mystery By REX BEACH
THE NET"
Copyrighted. 1912. og ReE Beach.
Conmiahted. I9f2. bp e Beach. .

you.- I want some one 10 nurse me
when ! fall ill.,"
What makes you think you'n catch
it2 Were you exposed2"
Exposed Heavens, ! can feel the
disease coming on this very minute. The
place is fun OF germs: / can spear 'em
with a hatpin." she shuddered and man
aEeo TO counterfeit a tear.
"Tve an idea" said Norvin. III set
that trained nurse who saved you when
you fell off the horse"
''Vittoria? She might do. But Norvin.
the horse threw me- She warned him
with grimace which Bernie did not see.
He's frightful beast"
Il can't afford a trained nurse, Dreux
objected. and you don't need One. any
how
IAN right for you. Bunnie. IL you don't
care any more for my life than THAI
I'll sicken and die When a girls rela-
tives turn against her it's time she was
cut of the way
"Oh. all right" said her brother an.
grily. Its ruinous, but suppose you
mUst have it your way"
Myra Nell shook her head gloomily.
''No-not IL you are going to feel like
that. or course. il she we're here she
could cut off my hair when my BEAUTY
goes; she could listen to my rawlings
and understand. for she is a-woman.
But no. I'm not worth it. Perhaps / can
get along all right and anyhow I'll have
to teach school or-or be a nun If I'm
all peck marks"
Good Lordi' Bernie wipedN his brow
with a trembling hand. 'D'you think
thatJ happen, Norvin?"
Its bound to-" the girl predicted in
differently. But what's the odds?"
Suddenly a new thought dilSted her eyes
with real horror "Ohi" she cried. obi
just happened to remember I'm to be
queen OF the carnival Now, I'll be
SCARED and hideous. even il happen to
recover: but won't recover. You shall
have my royal robe. Buhnie. Keep it al
ways And Norvin shall have my hair.
Here! I-dont want your hair Blake
asserted nervously. Il mean not with
out"
1T is all have to give"
You may not catch the smallpox after
all"
fwe,ll-have Miss Fabrizi b-hy all
means" Bernie chartered.
lou stay here and talk TO her while
60" NorJn suggested quickly. And
Myra Nell. i'll fetch you a lot of choc-
Olates IN fetch you anything, II
you'll only cheer up"
-Rememher. it's against my wishes"
the girl said, But she's not at the
hospital now: she's living in the Italian
quarter" She gave him the street and
number and he made off in all haste.
on his way he had time to think
more collectedly of the girl he had just