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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-10-15
Notes From MiShiCOt,

Fred pleCckelman had the misfortune
of having his face badly cut when an
emery wheel, on which he was sharp
ening an axe, broke. The accident
happend while assisting his neighbor,
John n. Stelzer at corn cutting. He
was rushed to the doctor by walter
Stelzer in his auto.
Miss Clara Kronforst and Mr.. Alions
Rhein were united in marriage at the
Catholic church Wednesday morning.
The attending couple were Miss Libby
kronforst, cousin of the bride, and
George Rhein, brother Of the groom.
The bride wore white crepe de.
chine with silk chiffon dress and veil
draped in bonnet effect and carr
led large shower bouquet of white
bridal roses She is a daughter of Mrs.
Mary Kroniorst and has host of
friends here.
Tee groom is n son Of Mr.. Christ
Rhein and has for the past year been
employed by George Wuellner.
After the ceremonies the wedding
party went to the home OF the bride
where wedding dinner was served.
Only near relatives of the bride and
groom were invited. Mr. and Mrs
Rhein will make their home at Mani
towoc.
Miss Mary Pesl daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Pesl of the town OF Ackley and
George G. Baugniet of Mishicot, were
married one day last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baugniet arrived here Saturday
to take up their home near the grooms
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Fred, Baugniet.
The marriage of Miss Louise Kolicek
OF Mishicot and Reinhardt Hessel of
Francis Creek took place Tuesday oct
ober u, in st. AIMS church at Francis
Creek. Rev. Braun of Kellnersville
dictated.
The bride wore a gown of white
brocaded silk and silk shadow lace with
n beautiful girdle Of white satin, and a
long veil draped bonnet effect with n
wreath OF locust and smilax.
The groom is prosperous young
business man. For years he has been in
the employ of his brother, G. j. lIessel
as clerk in the IIesse 4 Even
General Merchandise establishment
at Francis Creek. For year he has
been running their branch store at
Rockwell. His building is Mt present
under construction at Rockwell where
he intends starting the Generel Mer-
chandse Business as soon as completed.
Meanwhile Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhardt
| llessel will make Cheir home with the
groom's parents at Francis Creek.
The bridesmaids were Theresa Hes.
sci, the Maid of Honor, sister of the
the groom, and Antoinette Kolcek
sister Of the bride assisting, Botn
wore gowns OF pale blue silk crepe and
shadow lace. Chas. Kolicek acted as
best man, with Tony krumdick AS
sisting. Little Beatrice Herman, the
flower girl was in white and carried
the brides shower bouquet Of bridal
roses and locust, while little Gardner
lIessel was ring bearer and assisted the
flower girl by carrying the s.reamers
Mr.. and Mrs. IIesseI left for Eau
Claire Oct Eth, where they Viii
remain for few days. They Wili =, AZ
home TO friends after Nov lst.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given that the dir
ectors of the Scandinavian Mutual
Town Insurance Co. of Manitowoc
County, State of Wisconsin,, held a
meeting on the 30th day of Sept, 1914,
and assessed the sum of 5 mills on the
dollar on all insurance in force at the
time Of said assessment. Said assess
ment is for the purpose Of paying the
loss sustained by Mr.. G. 7. Torrson of
the town of Rockland amounting to
S255,5O and Rev. A. O. Alison OF the
town of Cato amounting to $3.50.
Notice VIII be sent to every policy
holder in said company as required by
law.
Dated at the Secretarys Office.
oct. sth, 1914. Manitowoc, r. 4, Wis.
G. NJ. MADISON, Secretary.
Adv.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ronek spent
last Sunday at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. F. Kunz and family.
Mr.. Alfred Wilson who spent four
months at North Dakota returned last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Wencil Kouba and fam
lily of Lena is visiting at the home OF
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Perondtka and
family made an auto trip to Kewaunee
last Sunday.
Mr.. Rudolph Reich is sporting new
Ford car.
Mr.. Wencel Shedivey has purchased
new 1913 Ford car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hagenow are
the proud parents of baby girl, born
last week.
Mr.. Harry WeinmuelIer who has
been in North Dakota for the past few
years, made weeks visit with his
parents and returned last Monday.
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Vote For
Anthony J. Clark
Democratic Candidate for
Clerk of Circuit Court

Anthony j. Clark, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court, who is a candidate on the
Democratic ticket, has many friends
who are much interested in his cleo
ton. He is man who has shown abil-
ity in conducting the affairs of this
office All who have come in contact
with him, in any manner, have been
impressed with his personality. He is
always courteous, and willing at all
times to go out of his way to grant a
favor to aid his fellow man. He was
born in the town of Liberty and has
always made this county his home.
Manitowoc County has an honest and
efficient officer in Anthony j. Clark,
and If the people OF the county vote to
retain him they will make no mistake.
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Notes From IiScher,iIIe.

Mr.. Frank Kun1, Jr. purchased a
Flanders motorcycle last week.
Most OF the farmers in this section
are through with digging pot.loas.
There is very good crop OF them this
year.
Miss blanche Noyy is making a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. John
karbon Of -Four Corners.
There will be some fine ducks and
geese at Kingsbridge hall next Sunday
also line refreshments Dancing after.
noon and evening. Gloe- Naidl orches-
ira. Come all and enjoy yourselves
aud take home fine r0nst.
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Democratic Candidate for reelection
for second term.
A Business and Economical Admin
stration assured.
Experienced and Competent.
A native of Manitowoc County.
Born in Manitowoc City, Sept. II,
1881, age 80. >
Your vote on election day will be
highly appreciated.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT.

Authorized and published by An
thony j. Clark, 1912 Hamilton Street,
Manitowoc, Wis, for which he is to
pay $500
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Truth Of t,he Matter.

Dey amt no Hon In de way ct all;
it's des some ole sin you tried ter hide
OATS waitin fer you whar de ROAD
TRANSATLANTIC Constitution.
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Called To Order,

Mater at the Theater- Now, datlgh-
ter, don't laugh satirically at the sad
parts II you cant cry. keep STILL -
Columbia Jester.
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Authorized and published by Henry
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has paid 81. 90 for three insertions.
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heTitance. 10 30 on frDa. generation
TO generation In the histof, q iami-
lies.
"A swell dining rooml ] like fse
chandeliersi" roareH Pilzer,
With his bayonet he smashed the
only globe left intact by the shell hre.
There was a laugh as a shower OK
glass fell on the floor. Evef the
judges son. the son of the tribune OF
law, Joined In. Pilzer then ripped up
the leather seat OF a chair. This In
troductory havoc whetted his appetite
for other worlds OF conquest, as the
self-chosen leader OF the increasing
crowd that poured through the door
way.
Maybe there's foodl" he shouted
Maybe there's wine!"
Food and winel"
Eyes. winel We're thirsty"
"And maybe womenl I'd like to kiss
a pretty maid servant" Pilzer added,
starting toward the hall.
"Stopl" cried Hugo, forcing his way
In front OF Pilzer.
He was like no one OF the Hugos OF
the many parts that his comrades had
seen him play His blue eyes had be-
come an infexible gray. He was stand
ing half on tiptoe. his quivering
muscles in tune with the quiyei
pitch OF his voice;
I'VE have no right in here! This Is
a private housed
"Out OF the way, you white-liyered
little rat!" cried Pilzer, "or Ill prick
the tummy OF mammals darling!"
What happened then was so sudden
and unexpected that all were vague
about details. They saw Hugo in a
catapultic lunge, mesmeric In it's swift
ness, and they saw Pilzer 90 down, his
leg twisted under him and his head
banging the floor. Hugo stood, half
ashamed, half frightened, yet ready
for another encounter.
Fraoasse, entering az this moment,
was too intent on HIS mission 10 con-
slider the rights OF a personal differ
enee between two or his company.
There's work TO dol Out OF here.
quick! We are losing valuable tlme!"
he announced, rounding his men to-
ward the door with commanding ges-
lures. I'VE are going in pursuit."
Marta, who had observed the latter
part of the scene from the shadows OF
the hall. knew that she should never
forget Hugo's face as he turned on Pill
ger. while his voice Of protest struck
n singing chord in her janglng nerves.
II was the voice Of civilization, OF ono
who could think out OF the orbit OF "A
whirlpool of passionate barbarism.
She could see that he was about to
spring and her prayer went with his
leap. She gloried In the impact that
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stan-omcer.

! rkan -OlHttIs
You're looking at himl" replied
Stransky with benign grin.
Seeing that Stransky was only pri
yate. the officer frowned at the anon.
ally when a lieutenant was present,
then smiled In a way that accorded
the company parliamentary rights
which he thought that they had fully
earned.
Yes. and he gets one OF those iron
crosses!" put In Tom Fragini.
"Yes-the first cross for Bert OF the
Reds."
"And Wen let him make dozen
anarchist speeches a day!"
Yes, yesl" roared the company.
THE ayes have it," the officer an
nounced cheerfully He lifted his cap
to Marta. With tender regard and
grave reverence for that company, he
took extreme care with his next re-
mark lest set of men or such dy-
manic spirit might repulse him as an
invader. THE lieutenant Is in com.
mand for the present. according 10
ANNAAAAteAs' hA lAAAtAANAs hA viii
retire Immediately to positions As and
40 Al by the castle road You have
done your part Tonight you sleep
and tomorrow you rest"
Sleep! Rest! Where had they
heard those words before? Oh. yes.
In distant day before they went TO
war! Sleep and restl Better far than
an iron cross for every man in the
company They could go now with
something warmer IN their hearts
than consciousness of duty we'll done:
but this time they need not go until
their dead as well as their wounded
We're removed.
Teller started 10 pass around the
corner OF the house; he was confront.
ed by Marta. who had come TO the end
OF the veranda. There, within hearing
OF the soldiers. the dialogue that fol-
lowed was low-toued, and ii was swift
and palpitant with repressed emotion
mr. Feller, / saw you at the auto
matte. ! heard what the wounded pri-
vate of the Grays said to you and
realized how true IL was"
"He is IA prisoner lie cannot tell"
81 feel that have no right to let
you go to your death by a firing
squad she interrupted hurriedly.
"and / shall not For l decide now
not 10 allow the telephone to remain!"
'T'-he looked around at the auto.
matte rayenously and fearsomely -
q"
1T is all simply arranged. There
is time for me to use the telephone
before the Grays arrive. shall tell
Lanny why you took charge OF the
gun"
I've changed my mind! Exit gar
denerl Enter gunner! I'm going
with you!" he cried in jubilant voice
that arrested the attention of every
one on the grounds.
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fellod the great brute with tho liver
patch on his check which was like
birthmarl or war.
Then a staltoiIlcer appeared IN tho
doorway. When no saw "a woman On.
ter the room he froWned. He had rid.
den from the town, which was emptv
OF women, a fact that he regarded ma
a blessing II she had been maid
servant he would have kept on his
cap. Seeing that she was not. he re-
moved IL and found himself In want oe
words as their eyes met after she had
made n gesture 10 the broken glass
on the floor and the lacerated table
top. which said too plainly: :,
DO you admire your work?p
The fact that he was well eroonad
and freshly shayen did not in anv wisa
dissipate in her feminine mind his
connection with this destruction ia
had never seen anything like the smila
which went with the gesture. Her
eyes were two continuing and cbaI.
longing flames. Her chin was beId
high and steady and the pallor OF ex.
haustion. with the blackness ~ bar
hair and eyes. made her strangalv
commanding He understood that sbe
was not waiting for him to speak Inn,
TO go. 'ue
y did not know that there wos
woman here!" no said.
And did not know that ofBcor. :,
the Grays were accustomed 10 an,er
private houses without inyitations,s
she replied.
his Is little different" he beron
She interrupted him.
But the law OF the Grays Is Tho,
homes should BE left undisturbed ,sns
~ a. least Il Is the law Of eiy,Il1.
.ion' believe YOU profess. too, to pro-
tect property, do YOU not?a
Why yesl" he agreed. lie wished
mat he could get a little respite from
NJ To Be Continued.
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CHAPTER XIII
Erom Brown Id CO..


you, Marta--you are still there"
Lanstron exclaimed in alarm when he
heard her voice over the tunnel tele.
phone. "But safe" he added IN re.
lief. Thank God for that! It's a
mighty load of my mind. And your
nother2"
Safe, too"
"WeH. you're through the worst OF
q. There won't be any more lighting
around the house, and certainly West.
erling will be courteous. But where
Is Gustave?"
"Gone!"
"Gone!" h. repeated dismally,
wait until Won hear how no went"
Marta said. with All the yividness on
her Impressions, a partisan for the mo-
meut Of him and Dellarme, she
sketched Feller's part with the auto.
matte
AS he listened, Lanstron's spirit waa
twenty again
II can see him," he said. ut was a
full breath OF fresh air to the lungs
OF a sunocating man. r."
Marta was of fin interruption In the
full tide OF an appeal
"You must--I promised-you must
let him have the uniform asain." she
begged. "You must lot him keep his
automatic. To take it away would
be like separating mother and child;
like separating Minna from Ciarissa
Eileen"
Better than an automatic bat.
terry of guns!" replied Lanstron. "Thia
Is where / will use any influence
have with Partow for all lt IS worth.
Yes. and he shall have tho iron cross.
1T is for such deeds MS his that the
iron cross was meant"
THANK you, she said. ITS worth
something to make a man as happy as
YOU viii make him. Yes. you are real
flesh and blood to do this, Lanny.'
Her point won with surprising ease,
when she had feared that military
form and law could not DO circum-
vented. she leaned against the wall
in reaction. For twenty-four hours
ttlH llhu UttH NAAHNAN hiN'Hs AAN III
terest OF her appeal for Teller had
kept up her strength after the excite
ment OF the fight for the redoubt was
over. Now there seemed nothing left
20 do.
That's nne OF you, Lannyl" che
said You've taken II like good
stole. this loss OF your thousandth
chance. You really believed IN IT,
didn't your"
Forgotten already. like the many
other thousandth chances that have
failed" no replied cheerfully "One
OF the virtues OF Partowa steel au.
donations Is that, being fearless IA
we'll as passionloss. they never cry
over split milk And now" no wons
on aoberly, I'VE must be saying good
by"
"Goodby, Lanny1 Why what do
you mean?" She vac startled
It'll the war Is over" he said. "and
longer than that perhaps, II Ia Tir
remains In Gray territory"
You speak as II you thought you
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SYNOPSIS.

kh# ~ lat their home on the FROM
kNN en- the Browns and Grays Mar
49, ~ and her mother. entertaining
~ nestefhng Of the Grays see Cap
lstfont stan intelligence officer OF
ms Injured by fan IN his aero
III PTER U-Ten years later. Yves
III =, nominal vice but real chief OF
IL relnforces South La Tir. meditates
81 ~, ana speculates on the compare
Ihkes or himself and Marta, who Is
rs In the Gray capital.
HAPPIER IrT-westerilng calls on
Ia Aho tells him or her teaching
.ugren tho follies OF war and martial
ttTlousm. begs him TO prevent war while
" chief OF stan, and predicts that n
20, makes war against the Browns he
flsl not win.
LCHAPTER WON tho march with the
~ OF the Browns Private Stransky. anar-
kNst. decries war and played-out patriot
.sm and is placed under arrest. Colonel
E4nhtron overhearlng, bcgs him off saying
ne anarchist will night well when en-
fsEed and Is AL man."
lCIIAPTER vELanstron calls on Marta
~ her home. He talks with Teller, tho
gardener. Marta tells Lanstrom that sho
Believes Teller 70 DO q spy. Lanstron
ronfesses Il is true.
/ CHAPTER VI-Lanstron shows Marta
telephone which Feller has concealed "a
Secret passage under tho tower for usa
FpE benefit the Browns in war emergon-
N4s. pointing out its value as being In
~ center or tho fighting zono in case OF
WI. Marta consents for ~ and l'eller
tol remain for the present. Lanstron de-
efres hts love for Marta
-GIIAPTER -VII-westeTling and tho
hray premier plan 90 use a trivial inter-
pNlonal affair 20 foment warlika patriot
~h In army and people and strike before
I-1ring war. Partow, Brown chief OF
noSd Lonstron, mado vice. discuss
A pie. and the Brown defensea Par
,feS sals his plans TO Lanstron.
FnhY TER VIII - At the frontier tho
LOO lfa Nro,chad Co. ott,c opl
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mean? Without warning TO her mother
she bolted out OF the kitchen. Mrs.
Galland sprang up 70 follow, but
Mlnna barred the way.
"One Is enoughl" she said firmly,
and Mrs. Galland dropped back into
her chair.
In the front rooms Marta found
havoc beyond her imagination por.
ton OF the ceiling had been blown out
by shell entering at an upstairs win
/ dow; the hardwood floors were lit
tered with plaster and window-glass
and ripped into splinters in places.
But she hurried on, impelled by she
knew not what, through the dining
room, and. coming 20 the veranda,
| stopped short, with dilating eyes and
4 Il cry Of grievous shock. Two of his
men were carrying Dellarme back
from the breastwork, where they had
I caught him I'm their arms as he fell.
! They laid him gently on the sward
with a knapsack under his head His
face grew whittier with the flow or
blood from the red hole in tho right
breast OF his blouse. Then he opened
his lips and whispered to the doctor:
How Is lt?" Something in his eyes,
In the tone OF that faint question, re.
quired the grace of a soldiers truth
in answer.
Bad" said the doctor.
Then good.by!" And his head fell
TO one side, his lips set in his CHEEKY
smile.
Ills company was a company with
his smile out of its heart and in IT'S
place blank despair, Many OF the men
had stopped firing. Some had even
run back 10 look at him and stood,
caps off, backs to the enemy, miser-
able in their grief. Others leaned
against the parapet, rifles out OF hand,
staring and dazed.
They have killed our captainw
They've killed our captalnl"-stin
a captain to them. A generals stars
could not have raised him cublt in
their estimation.
And once we called him Baby Del
larme,' he was so young and bashful!
Him q baby? He was king!"
Men, get TO your places!" cried the
surviving lieutenant rather hopelessly, /
with no Dellarme to show him what |
to do; and Marta saw that few paid !
any attention TO him.
In that minute OF generalization the
Grays had their chance, but only for
minute. A voice that seemed to speak |
some uncomfortable thought of her
own broke In, and Il rang with the mi.
thority and leadership of n mature ~
ncer's command. even though coming
from a gardener In blne blouse ana
crownless straw bat
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gAns, sls ssouchs ,si,5 g. S., attack and
ais dep lamp the danger zone
thnnderspsre' p'''' '' Wv
" mshotieed
Of lit, is , "a has oo her frs first
tspe ia or an aiity. she allows
nndoubii into n .s.-.1'l'
Stransky forages.
M, yea BIT the tack
III charirecest ltion is best for
tH . con- eIpfuI remarked pun.
III Q edit Iights glances meeting
~ light nera eyes the Joy
aoiF
'soot oftea l nnS ,,,o EXCLAIMED Ip,.'i
vious least N ~ " 'D0'
nted nrorau
sfdazda I the earth. Suf
lIouse. was the fact. II
ave. ohes % to ask questions
We id new AZ graduate of the
gh /ia blue blouse and
nucAee< bat. His expert sur.
rcd him that before another
enemy had certain prepare.
make. lie might give his
smile y recess and permit
few minutes relaxation.
around 10 ascertain what
had been done 20 the house
Funds, I1le became aware OF
presGhce for the first time.
Galband, you-you weren't
Elring) the hghtngf" ne cried
VI d to- ard her
y she) said rather family
fad )nowp That should have
2org4 60 deathi"
was safe behind the pillar
med.
ialland. you're such q good
lease and PM sure You have
our breakfast. and all good
never neglect their rat0na
he beginning OF a war; Miss
Al please Yes, as he meant.
te be a good fellow
tould not resist smiling al the
hg manner of his plea She felt
tad strange q little dizzy BE-
Ser mothers voice now camo
BE doorway and then her moth
and WAS pressing herarm
rta e YOU remain out here,
va punced Mrs Galland
49, coming d."
cap held before him in
= hion OF officers. bowed
Naing his happiness az her
iComel Mrs. Galland slipped her
Ma into Marta's Two women can't
frllt both armies Comet ! prescribe
tob coffee. It Is waiting. and, do you
lnow. / find meal in the kitchen
very coy"
Boing human and not a heroine fed
On lotos blossoms, and being exhaust
q and also hungry when she was
tested al table. with Minna adroitly
rging h}r. Marta ate with the relish
Httle peterkin in the shell crater
'ncbinl biscuits from his hayersack.
maze movement OF the minute.hand
laa clock-face became uncanny and
'r,'less 10 her eye in It's deliberate
Nlarity. Dellarme had been told
bold On until noon, she knew. Was
stli smiling2 Was Teller still
y va playing stream OF lead
sltomatic? Was the second
, Grays. which must have
" quarters when the guns
ers wiiilg TO succeed?
snip Il mad settled down con-
play solitaire, favor
of hers; but she failed
she complained TO Marta,
Tof her stupid way this morn
missing the combination cards.
81 long intermlsslon came an
ptburst from Dellarme's men,
lo Interpreted as the response
For rush by the Grays; and this
40 fhn damon raa NOT that
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with tho non COM
the danger zone.
pupils recite the
Ia has her FIRST
modern, cold. scien
Atty. She allows
, remain.
Browns fail back
Stransky forages.
tack.
ltion Is best for
/ remarked pun.
glances meeting,
hers eyes the joy
exclaimed
and tried n shot
10 prayer, a gun.
I the earth. Suf
was the fact. IL