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Arizona republican., 1913-05-01


property as part payment John A.
Lentz owner. If
For Sale-Miscellaneous
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FOR SALE-The only barber shop
in town. Good location. Reason for
selling, other business. Chandler Bar
Der Shop. Chandler, Ariz. b
FOR SALE-Big bargain in a Louis
XIV style knabe baby grand piano, just
received from factory. Address Box
308S Republican d
HIGHEST PRICES-Paid for hides,
wool and pelts and all kinds of junk.
Harry Effron, 10th and Jackson SITS,
l block E of Phoenix Flour Mills 5-dd
WANTED-Empty grain sacks, Stur-
ges Hay and Grain Co, 125 E. Jeffer-
son ST. If
Dwarf Champion tomato plants,
Jefferson st. If
SWEET POTATO PLANTS-Place
your order early. Prices right at the
Arizona Seed Company. 1877 N. Central.
tt
FOR SALE-A splendid highgrade
piano mahogany, $3.50 cash, sacrifice.
Call 919 No. Central Ave. or Phone
2O69 If
FOR SALE-Curtis motorcycle, good
running condition. Appeal Cyclery, 1873
n. 1st Ave. Phone 1892. If
GROCERIES FOR CASH-Breakfast
bacon, 22Ac. ID. Az lbs rolled oats,
Csc. cans pork and beans, csc. High
grade coffee, soc. gal. coal oil. 85c.
5 gal. gasoline, s135. Capitol City Gro
Gerry, 18th Ave. and Washington. Phone
1888 If
FOR SALE-Several secondhand
| motorcycles at prices to suit. Phoenix
Cycle Co, 1873 N. Central Ave-, tt
SPECIAL BARGAIN-In apples.
$1.15 up. Homegrown oranges, grape
fruit and potatoes. Not frost bitten.
Good variety of vegetables. Guaran-
| teed strictly first class. Phoenix Fruit
| and Produce Co. 119 w. Jefferson.
| Phone 14O2. If
TENTS. AWNINGS-Hay covers
roll curtains, frame covers. tappoons,
sleeping porch curtains, anything in
canvass. Phoenix Tent & Awning Co.
$50 E. Monroe. both phones All. If
FOR SALE-Good horsepower West
ern hay baler. Call at Horn Riggs
Blacksmith Shop. Mesa. Ariz. If
FOR SALE-Ann Arbor hay press
reasonable for quick sale. Phone Su-
burban 353. gb
MAY-PLANT THIS MONTH
| Milo Maize Celery Seed Kaffir Corn
| Sweet Potato Plants. Shallu, Peanuts
Sorghum Soybeans CoWpeas
ARIZONA SEED COMPANY
1877 n. Central Aenue Phoenix, Arizona
! gb
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE-Fo sale
!, cheap, magnetic, tandem attachment
| Prestolite tank, good running order. O
| A. Bayless, cement plant, Tempe road
| FOR SALE-Cheap store for any
purpose fine living rooms, chicken
| ranch in alfalfa on corner. Electric
light in front of store. good stand. 345
| E. Monroe ST. If
FOR SALE-Refrigerator in good
condition cheap. 612 S. LIST ave g
FOR SALE-Shot gun Remington
automatic, II guage. Call zoos F.
| Washington. G
| PAY CASH And save money, gal
gasoline $1.25, bars laundary soap
25c, 10 Id. bars syrup Csc. breakfast ba :
con 22Rc, Is Id. potatoes Csc. Az lbs
pink beans Csc, gals. coal oil 85c,
| Capitol City Grocery 9TH Ave. and
| Wash. Phone 1888 TT
I'll PUT A SIX foot Deerng binder
in your field for $50. D. r. Pettis, 615
n. 10th ST
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01

INDIAN MOTORCYCLE-For sale
cheap, magnetic. tandem attachment,
Prestolite tank good running order. O.
A. Bayless, cement plant, Tempe road
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01

WHITE ORPINGTON and r. 1. Red
eggs. Best Orpington in late poultry
show. Silver cup and other prizes.
Sam w. Pescay, Route 4, Phone 216J3.
tt
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01

$50 FEET FRONT-On E. jefferson,
at East Lake Park. for only $4,000. NJ.
F. Dewitt. 80 n. Ind Ave. Phone
1895 If
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01

FOR SALE-Ann Arbor hay press,
reasonable for quick sale. Phone Su-
burban 353. gb
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01

TENTS. AWNINGS-Hay covers
roll curtains, frame covers, tappoons
sleeping porch curtains, anything in
canvass. Phoenix Tent &, Awning Co
$50 E. Monroe. both phones All. II
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01

MAY-PLANT THIS MONTH
Milo Maize Celery Seed Kaffir Corn
Sweet Potato Plants. Shallu, Peanuts
Sorghum Soybeans CoWpeas
ARIZONA SEED COMPANY
1877 n. Central Aenue Phoenix, Arizona
oh
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01

FOR SALE-Cheap store for any
purpose fine living rooms, chicken
ranch in alfalfa on corner. Electric
light in front of store, good stand. 345
E. Monroe ST. If
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01
For Rent-Furnished
Rooms

LARGE COOL ROOM-One block
from post office. No sick, 361 n. First
Ave. b
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

Serr Naeble, Der Dem Slid
geiddft ser 6rau Sbomfor0t I'M
Center Morft poritebt, melOet, bar
eine neue SenouIig bon Silhen, @e-
fliigel unO @ilOpret eingetroifen lit
Ndberes in Der gln5eige in oieien'
9lnti.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08
Gri6eint ieOen samstos.
GOQefturem.

aolefioren, peIde in ibren 81.
Itriften alltoriiiert iinO, Die &bonlIc.
mentsbetrdge at erbeben uno 81
ouittiercn iinO ioIgeuoe Serrerl:
Srib alcin, 915 q. s. ape., y. g8.
liz ben 81. 8. weitli9 BON oef
is. 9traBe eiuidIieBIi6 George
topu uno &oBlpn.
BamI S9wesIer fir ben iiOrl9e'
StaOtteil.
@egen 9IagerJ Die unS bic nrlO %
aufommen, Dab Oas 0S%orrnal" lttdlt
bis Sonna6eno g(benOs, ooer crit
W3ontaQS in oie SdnOe Der Seler
fomlnt, teilcn mir nit, oaB Die 3eI-
tuna 3eitig genlig auf Die Roll
fomnt, nm Samitags @iorgens nit
erIter 8oIt abgeliefert 81 tperOen.
Man beidwere lib prompt BET oerl
Serren 9eieitrdrern. Sci 8teoer-
boIuna bitten mir nm Na6ri6t per
SeIep6ou, @fain 1888, ooer oir69
@oitfarte.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

Sn Sem Seim ibrer So6ter
Srau u. aoppen, 923 @-StraBe, gt.
IS, Deritarb nuh mebriDodentltdem
9runtenloger Srau gtanette 5. 8ue-
deler. ole purOc am 0ienstug, oen
A. 8. 30. I'M &roipect Sill 6rieobofe
sur gfube beitattet. &aitor Aamen-
0nger iprad i'm Sauie unO am Sra.
be. Die @~crltorbene mar Die @attii
oeS am 7. Gop 1899 OobingeibieOe.
llcu Gbriitian 8ue6eler, Den lie in
Stut .gart 6eiratete ltn0 nit Dem tie
i'm abre 1868 nod Anterita aus
mani erte. @r lit nod in pieler @uib-
ingtc Ter @eOG6nis ais Wtitarbeitcr
Oes ournals, mo er ais g4n0pfle"
ben S'riefpe1iel nit Dem oSdpdBle~
Inter )ielt; ais germalter Oes Yro-
ipect 6ia 6rieobofs, Oes @ermania
SGiit enparfs unO Damn als @igen-
timer Der @irtl9aft an Der 8laOens-
burg foa0, sur 3eit @igentum bon
@rnit 2oeffler.
6reu 8nedeler binterlGBt 5mei
S0bn, Sermann uno SlooIpb, in
Oeiien Sauie iie ibren 2ebensabenr
Derlette, unO cine So6ter, gmilie
&appcn, uno 5mei @roBfinoer. 6rie-
De ibrer Ai9el
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08
etdOtiiAe Ncuigteiten.
eamStaa, Ocn s. @OOember 1913.
0cOanfcu am 9cntiden Sage.

@s mar EN- iAones 9ilO beiterer,
fto6er @armonie, oas ii9 Dem Iuge
Oes Yeiuders oes 0euti6en cages
in Der porigen ISOLDE bot, elm 9ilo,
oas immer nod 5u eini9em 9pti-
mismus in 9e5ug auf Die Oeutl6e
Sade beredtigt uno einen nibt gan5
per5Deifeln lGBt all Der Satfraft nnO
Dem gllten @iqen unlerer 9eutI6en
@aibingtons.
&ingsum Don ben @Gn0en 0es
ib0n gci6miidten SdngerbmOiaales
griiBteu mie abnen ~ltol3er @ergaiI=
gelibeit oie 8iloer Der @el0en mo
9ibter mo aiinItler unieres Batter
lutOes. sic lenften BON ielbit Die
@eoanten riidn1rts in Die 3eit, III
Ser 0iele Mdnner, S6iaer, @oetbe,
glrn0t, @apOn Mo3art etc. lebten
uno genlobnten an jene Gage oes
&u6mes, ole man geraoe am ielben
Montag, Oen 10. Sftober, 10 feitlidl
Inn 2eip5ig %feierte. Canals battc
grnit MoriB Nrnot 10 frdftig geina-
gen bonn Soft, Ser giien ma6ien lieB.
limo am ielben Nadmittage batte
man in Nlt. Gernon geiungen:
u@as lit OeS 9elltihen GaterlanO2
Sits gapernlanO, it's S6maben-
lano?
Sits mp am &bein Die &e6e bliibt
SITS no am BELT oie Mope 5iebt2
Sid neill, ah neinl
Sein 8aterlano mmk grDRer Ieln"
0ieIes @ort pom grORcren Safer.
lano mollte mir nidt aus Dem Sim
an Dem MbeiO. Der @lan5 ie1el
3eit leudtete biniiber iibcr Die @reu'
8en oes fleinen 9eutihlano nno brei.
tet fif beute aus iiber Die 8elt.
limo mir2 Gin 8ergleiG BON Oa
mails uno 6eutc liegt 10 nabe. Sim
mir nibt berehtigt nit nod pie
ar0Berem Stol5e nilf oas Deutlbe Sa.
IellQllD al ullQCH ulS ~ <tfH~+ O."
men QieOern begeiiterte2 Sl1lo mn
nod oielelben 9eutiden? SIM MI
iooar in Amerifa, nnlerem ldonel
nellen 8oterlanoe, nod oielelben, on
mir Dor 100 unO so Sabren marerl
SSh oenfe, mir limo piel mebr. 9eI
Sa0er uno sic 9leinigfeit bat Orllbel
mo bier uns 9eutlde Inn Die Nlltte
oes porigen Snbrbunoerts mandnlal
ara 8erriTen. Sn Der airftllrms-
politif ging man auf. Sem teltes,
einioes @ono umiAlang Die 0eiiti6en
Nmerifas oouols 10 itarf als IS Jesf
Ser Sal lit. Der SnterellentreIs III
qroBer Qeworoen. Ser @obRtono Der
9eltiden bat iid gehobei. ytelle'
orpBe 9ufqaben iino an tie berangc-
freten. IS w1dit Ser WSenih mt
Seinen boberen 3weden". @Ir lebsl'
niht mebr in oen 3eiteit mo Der
oeutihe giloungsrabmen iiber one
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

Sn Gin en- il betriebene
@a3atoipiel I'M Marble Social Gll5
$40 9tb Str, N.-@., fiel Elm idril-
Ter MiBflong, ais sic Yoli5ei in let
ter @oAe in Die GlubrGume emOranG
unO Die gauge @eieai4aft, 43 8erio-
ncn, 3ltr @ahc nabn. 9toh ben 9e-
baliptllngcn Ser @oli5ei beitalo Die
Mebr3abl ser sur &ade Speoierten
aus jungen 2eltten inter 90 Sabren.
9llif bic Slnflage OeS 0uloens BON
@liidsipiel mlirOen ser %iccpr1lioeni
oes Clubs, Samlel Mcrfing. mo Scr
nManager" O~asielben, Garl s. 9ueb-
ring, in Salt bebolten. Sci emritegem
fano Die Yoli3ei $500, bel lebtcrem
500 nnO mcbrcre Gbeds. Die g(ltS-
bebung oes YlaBeS, Der Elm 8lab oes
Sa5ar0ipielS mo fem 8iergnrten"
NOR, geidlab ouf Die In5eige Der Mfut.
fer bon mebreren Ser iiigenoliden
Spiclcr, peld ~eritere iih beflaaten.
Dob lire boffnungspoaen Spr0Blin-
&c oft bis 3 ltbr III Ser Nodt ans.
blicben. 0os GatroIoltomobil BOT
te bier Sabrten 5l MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

Gur6 Sen 81 + 9iteften Oes
0iItriTts, Serrn SnoDOen gibforO,
lino sic Yldnc fir einen mllnicipalen
6ii9morft, Der ii6 an liter nnO $50
ter StraBc S.=@. befinoen ioa, fer
tia aeiteQt. 9ie Soften iinO auf 125,-
600 Collars peraui9lagt. Die &ld-
nc linO nab Ben moOernltert ulO nilB-
liditcn Soeen olsgeleat; Der gauge
Ban miro ibuen 5ufolge III Cement
6ergeiteat nerOen. Obglei1 Der Som
QrcB nod feline Miittel angemielen bat,
bofit man bod, oaB Ser 9al I'M nad-
itch CONNER in Nngriff genommeli
mer0en fam.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08
gu p~erfamfem:

404 in 9umODm COUNTY, &ieb= MnO
@rasfcrm, ben EOtOmac ii6cr6lifenO,
nit g1tt I'm S%=3immerbans ~itnO G6ge-
IOnOers II Slide, arteiIdem Srmmnen,
8imOn i9lcm, @aRertanfs, StGaen
fir 80 Stiif &inObieB, 6teimiilO,
Gdaffaa, YferOeital, 6efelbaMs,
&Orrat Ipeidcr, MOlferei, Siibner-
Aans. $50 per Nfer. Barbour anO
Barbour, Mc2adlen Building 1Ott
unS s. 5trafc, @.-@., @afbingtun.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08
OrbOcntider GIupO.

Mit Dem 0ompfer ~9iedar~ IA
men al BON europa 6rou gihner
Serr @m. @ittner; Mar Der, Sobn
bon Mf. Ter, W}oler nnO 0cforoteilr
hci CIR. 9eilltein; 6ran Moraaretba
&leefii6, Mutter BON @crrn Safob
Sdiaing ans Clarendon, &c., uno
Der 6rolien 6elena Nolnnq ais Gla-
renoon uno Gertrude @infler bon
der; aarl @infler, 9rii0sr pom
Serm. 8infler.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

Sine Tarm uOn Is bis 40 Nder,
init Sans DOm nidjt ueuiger ais 6
3immc n, quite NebengebGnOe, nidt
lueniace mic IL Meilcn DDn Naib-
imetOm cntfernt. Sreis midlt iibcr
$4,000 anO man miinIht NIT Dem 81
aentiir er at p~crbauOeln. Sffertc
aSrcfif.c mnn an Die SOnrnal Office
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

Am 6reitag, BEN 81. Otto
Der, Dcritarb in ibrer @obning 2542
8isccaion 9(penlle, 5rau @liiobetb
@ilion SomiQer, @itipe BON Sacob
@omil.er, in ibrem SSlten 9ebensiab=
re. Gle 8eeroigltng fonO am Mitt-
wo6 nod Dem N%rlington 6rieobof
Itott.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

@ir poaen fem ein einig @olf bon
Wrii0crn
,Sn feiner SCOT ms trennen, nod
@efabr".
g. 81.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

8ei 6rib @elbig, t742 I'll
StraBe, &.-@., feiertc Die 6omiIie
am lebten 6reitag, Ben 81. b. Sc,
SaGomeen mie es bier5ulan0e Sittc
lit. Dab aIle, bonn @roBpater bis
gum @nfeI6en iih ON gaitli6en 81
i6e ipobl labten, Dab es Muiif aat
un0 aud nod u9umpfinpie" nebii
anOeren @rfriihllnger, braudt nid)t
meiter betout 5l nerOen.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

Serr SEQ. &litt, welder ieit
Sabrcn BON @aibington nad Sinton,
8. @a., ais fobrenOer @oltbeamter
tGtig lit, lit BON @rao s auf @roo 8
promopiert worOen, 5. \. CT bat enc
@cbaltsaufbeiierung erbulfen. @r
erbielt uuBer0em eiit riibmel0eS
SanoI6rciben pom @enernGY oitme.=
tier fiir ieine Siidtigfeit I'M 4mte.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

Serr 81 idar 9ort6ol0t,
Der in leBter @ohe ieinen ieh8iglten
@eburtstagf cierte, bat @liidmiinidc
bon allen Seiten in rei6em MaBe cr=
balten.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

Ger p@crmania MGnncrdlDr" IA.
oct eim gum Seimde Scs ia6rlihcn
SOnscrts, Sheatcrs nno @aas am
MOntag, Ben "a. NOucmbcr i'm Gle
Maiunic Gemple.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08
Saits At O%erfanfem!

Sm @etiuOrt6, fir banr Elm Bar
gain, 5 3immcr, GeceptiOn=6 alle,
Turmace-Sea 6iibidcs Seim, nabe
Cars. Dian fdreibe nuter NgG an
Die ,Sutrnal= Office.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08
Str0en.Meinh.

0aus5dl erin. oeuiide 6rou. nit erlts
fIofIissr 6omiIie. Olad5uirasen in Der
SournoIsO Office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-01-16
Notes from keIlnerSyille.

Edward Ledvina and NJ. l.. Kellner
made business trip to Mishicot one
day last week.
Lau Denster of Green Bay was a bus
mess caller in our village on Tuesday.
M. Kellner 4 Sons are making a
large delivery of goods by parcel post
and prepay charges on orders of SOC or
over.
Ed. Yohanek and G. w. Kellner at
tended the auto show at Milwaukee on
Monday.
And still the population of this town
is increasing and it will not be a score
Of years more when our burg will he a
little city. Oh yes, about the increase:
it is big bouncing baby boy atCharles
Cherneys home. The boys in the
burg are smoking good cigars on
Cheney, Junior.
The big city basket ball team, The
Orpheums, will make a try at the Kel-
lnersville team on next Sunday night
Jan. 10 and a socia, dance will be given
after the game. This will be one OF
the fastest games of the season.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-01-16
Notes From Larrabee,

Frank Podrabsky, a pioneer settler
OF kossuth, died last Friday morning
in the hospital at Manitowoc after a
brief illness. Mr.. Podrabsky has re-
sided at Larrabee about six months
previous to his illness. His wife and
one son survive him. The funeral was
held Sunday. Interment was in the
Francis Creek cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warm visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kohout last
Sunday
Miss Lille Tuna has accepted a
position as clerk in Grubers store.
Mr.. NJ. Ceneieldt from Cooperstown
is visiting here with her sister Mrs. f.
Podrabsky,
Mr.. John Finnel is hauling lumber
for a large barn which he intends to
build next spring.
Mr.. Ed. Novachek was on the sick
list last week with the grip.
John Fisher sold his cheese factory
TO Joe Jana. Consideration $1,000.
Mr.. John Skwor was taken serious
~ III but is now better.
Don forget the Farmers Institute
Jan. 3O-3l. Some Of the best speakers
bave been provided for the occasion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-01-16
Notes From GrimmS

Next Sunday evening, Jan. -, the
Palace team will toss the ball with the
Appleton Business College five. This
will be the big game of the season and
as the visitors demand small per cent
of the gate receipts good sized audi
ence is looked for. The locals have
secured new suits and will don them
for the first time next Sunday. Every
body boost.
Miss Verona Halloran of Mantowoc
visited friends here Sunday.
Miss Bess Hayden was a week end
visitor at Milwaukee returning Mon.
day.
G. j. Knoeppel has returned here
after spending few weeks at his home
at Oshkosh.
The following are at Milwaukee this
week to attend the auto show, f. II.
Frosch, John Hayden, Louis Novotny,
Henry and Sophia Grimm.
The annual mid-winter ball will be
held at the Palace opera hall on Fri
day, Jan. "a. This dance is always the
big event OF the season and cordial
invitation is extended to each and
everyone to be present. Supper will
be served. Urban's orchestra.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-01-16
Notes From MeInik.

MIR. Frank Podrabsky, until recent
ly resident of this place but now o.
Larrabee, died at the hospital in Mani
towoc last Friday morning after q
lingering illness.
Decedent was born in Bohemia and
was about sixty-six years OF age. He
came to this country in the early
It. IS, locating in the town OF Kossuth
where he later purchased a farm.
After much toll he made this farm one
| of the choicest and most comfortable
OF homes, where the family lived until
| about two years ago when they sold
out, and since lived a retired life
Besides an aged widow one son, Adolph
survives him. The funeral was held
last Sunday from the late home in
Larrabee. Interment was in the Bo-
hemian National cemetery in Francis
Creek. Our sympathy goes out to the
family in their sad bereavement.
Messrs. Henry Pantz, Louis Zeman
and John Spevacek had telephones in
stalled in their homes recently.
The weather man was on the job
early Sunday morning. The Their
mometer registered II degrees below
zero.
Many from here attended the annual
meeting of the Bohemian Kossuth Fire
Insurance company held at Kellner-
vile last Tuesday.
Miss Rose Weber who has been Wis
itng here with friends returned to her
home at Francis Creek last Wednes-
day.
: Mr.. Fred kuchenbecker who was on
the sick list IS able to be about again.
Mr.. Wencel Yana sold his 40 acre
farm and personal property 10 Frank
Pilger recently. Consideration is
$500.
Life has assumed brighter and
more joyous aspect for Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Soukoup since the advent of a
bouncing baby girl at their home one
day last week.
Mr.. Hugo Wilkowske, town treas
urer for the town of Gibson, collected
taxes at Kohlbeck's hotel last Friday.
Practically all local tax payers were
Cd hand.
CARD OF THANKS
To all neighbors and friends who
evnced their sympathy at the death of
our beloved mother Marie Krejci and
rendered assistance during her late
illness and the hour of our bereave-
ment, also for the beautiful floral offer
ings we desire to extend our sincere
thanks. Emil Krejci
Mrs. Frank Straka
Mrs. Jos. Vida
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-01-16
DRUCILLA AND
THE WAGER
BY Mollie McMaster
Copyright, lgli, by Associated Literary Press)

Drucilla cast furtive glance al
the toe OF her shabby little foot, in
order to make sure that it was not
protruding beyond the hem OF her
skirt.
An envelope was lying on the floor
Of the subway car at her feet. Dru,
ella stopped and picked it up. The
envelope was sealed and not empty.
There were few persons in the car
and Drucilla felt herself unobserved.
She turned the envelope over and
over in her hands, then she slipped
her finger under the fiat and peered
in.
Drucillas wide, brooding eyes lit
up, startled out of their habitual
vague dreams. There was money in
the envelope. She cast surreptitlous
glance at the numbers in the corners
of the bills. There were two tens and
one five. Drucilla closed the envelope
and thrust it well within her own
pocketbook and gave herself up to
multitudinous thoughts.
Elation, quickly followed by probes
from her conscience and quick sue.
cession of the urgent needs she had
for the money, chased through the
girls mind.
Down deep in her consciousness
there was the certain knowledge that
she would seek to find the owner OF
the money, but for the present that
truth was swamped in the joy of hay
ing twenty-five dollars in her hands.
She dreamed first of the much
needed lessons in sight-reading that
she could now have. Her glorious
voice, the training for which she
went without many lunches, was lit
tie good to her from monetary
standpoint until she could read music.
And a position was essential within
the next year or so. Until then, with
overzealous saving, she could exc out
her tuition.
She had just passed window in
which was displayed beautiful set OF
red fox furs. Drucilla realized, with.
out conceit, that with her face framed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-01-16
Notes From Branch.

Local business men have begun to
harvest ice this week.
Meta Shimek, scholar in the local
school was taken suddenly Ill at school
on Monday and taken to the hospital at
Manitowoc where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis. The pa
tient is getting along as well as could
be expected.
d. Brennan the Wayside cattle buy
err was business visitor in our village
last week.
Mr.. A. Cisler, our town treasurer, is
a bnsy man nowadays making the diff
ferent rounds collecting taxes.
A number from here including the
Hikers' Club hiked to Wetenkamps
Sunday and took in the dance a good
time was reported.
Mr. NJ. Lakatoz is on the sick list
with "A severe attack of the grip.
Messrs, Chas. Cisler and Val. Dirk
man have each purchased fine up-to-
date cutter Of JOS. Carbon & Son this
week.
The annual "Old Folks Dance will
he held at Shaffers hall on Friday,
Jan. II. Every body is cordially invit.
ed to attend and bring your neighbors,
Music by Pech Bros. orchestra.
Messrs. Ky. Huhn, Hugo Shimek and
Alb. Lawrence attended the cheese
makers convention at Milwaukee last
week.
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FOR SALE---FARM.

$50 acre farm well located l6 miles
from the city of Milwaukee, and 4
miles from railroad station. The entire
farm is under cultivation and is fully
equipped with good setof buildingsand
the necessary stock and machinery.
1t should be borne in mind that this
farm is close to markets and offers ex-
ceptional opportunities to the dairyman
who is in auckland easy touch with both
the Milwaukee and Chicago markets.
This farm with all stock and machinery
is offered for quick sale at 1925 per ac-
re. The buildings, stock and machinery
are worth $4,000. The property is
offered for le IS than land hundreds OF
miles away is selling for. 1t can be
bought on very easy terms of payment.
For further information, call on or
write James Carrigan, 424 Caswell
Block, Milwaukee, Wis. Adv.
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Notes From CooperStOwn.

Mr.. James Zahorik OF Iambo Creek
was Cooperstown business visitor
MONDAY.
Mr. Alfred Bartelme who was EN-
ployed in North Dakota has returned
to Married. TO visit with relatives.
Mr.. John Bartelme and son Leo left
for North Dakota last week where
they will build new residence this
spring on their ranch.
Mr.. Edward Just visited at Mantle
voc with relatives for few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Zeman of Rosecrans last
Friday.
Miss Della Cenefeidt spent few
days at Green Bay this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lsch Of Lark visited
with Mrs. Frank Knuth and family
last Sunday.
Mr.. Simon Dufeck was business
visitor at Cooperstown Sunday.
Miss Stella Secora spent few days
at Green Bay this week.
Richard Drews was business visitor
at Maribel Monday.
Many from here attended the dance
at Petska's and all reported a very
good time.