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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-01-08

Mr.. Maxim had been working on the
development of automobile engine muf-
flers for some time before he thought
Of silencer in connection with gun.
In addition to this was the inventors
desire to enjoy target practice without
creating disturbance. Experiment
ensued, covering couple OF years and
all kinds of valves, vents, bypasses, ex-
pansion chambers, etc, but, without
success. Ole morning after his bath
the inventc. noticed the small whirl-
pool over the drain hole, the action
of which retards the egress of the wa
ter. 1t does not silence it (as this
phenomenon is usually accompanied
by more or less pronounced sucking
sound), but In n gun the noise of firing
Is caused by the sudden egress OF the
gases, and If these could in the same
way be slowed down the noise would
in proportion be decreased. Acting on
this suggestion, a little tube was then
made. constructed so as to induce a
whirlpool in the escaping gases from
the gun This, when tried, was sue
cess Amerlcan Machinist.
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Notes From Married..

Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Ceaglske have
returned to Milwaukee after spending
the holidays with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reedy.
Miss Rose Kritek left Monday for
Wabeno to visit her sister, Mrs. Carl
Steinbrecker.
Mr.. Julius Toldl of Manitowoc spent
Sunday here.
Miss Bridget Ryan of Green Bay is
visiting with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Joe Wotruba and Gus Ceaglske
after thorough investigation OF Joe S
gas engine used for cutting feed, dis
covered what was wrong. So Joe is
on the job again.
Don't forget the basket ball game,
namely, Kellnersville VS.. Maribel at
the Maribel Opera Hall, Sunday.
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Couldn't Be Much liuhter.

At mock parliament held in Bris-
toll the honorable member for Stran-
raer" asked the right honorable the
president Of the board of trade" Ge-
ferring to the merchant shipping act.
1894. prevention Of collisions) "wheth-
err lighterman, having two light light
ers In tow. would be required to light
a lighter light on the lighter lighter, so
that the lighter the lighter the lighter
the lightY" The president replied.
obviously the answer is in the mega
tive, since the lighter lighter being the
lighter and the use OF the compare
tive lighter denoting that the lighter
is already light the lighter of the
lights would not be required to light a
lighter light on the lighter lighter.
since the lighter lighter is lighter than
the light lighter. STRAND Magazine.
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Wonders Of Victoria Falls,

Victoria falls is in shape like huge
capital 1.-THE falls represented by the
top of the letter and the outlet by the
stem. The water pours into great
pool mile long and escapes by mar
row outlet not more than 100 feet
wide in places. The water pours into
the pool with roar that may be
heard twenty-eight miles and stirs up
spray that causes constant rain to
fall in its immediate territory. This
spray is so great that 1t looks like a
cloud against the sky and may be seen
before you hear the roar Of the falls.
Yet the water from this great pool es-
capes almost as quietly as water from
an undisturbed lake. After the water
escapes from the great pool below the
falls through the stem Of the letter L
1t makes turn at right angles and
sweeps around like the capital letter
U. Yet there is no great disturbance
in any part Of the outlet from the falls.
At Niagara the whirlpool rapids is one
Of the worlds wonders Here the riv-
er few hundred feet below the falls
seems to be navigable.-E w. Howe's
Monthly.
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Notes From MiShiCOt.

ToIcy and Charles Kolicek were
home for the Christmas holidays.
Hans Berger spent Christmas at his
home.
Mrs. Stark and daughter Beatrice are
visiting friends here.
Miss Mae Levenhagen of Rhineland-
er is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Levenhagen.
Students home for Christmas vaca-
ton we're: Arthur Stueck, Chicago,
Earl Stoneman, Menominee, Evelyn
Karnopp, Madison, VIM. Cochnet, Mil
waukee, Paula and Sybilla Frank,
Green Bay, Norma Karnopr Nora
Weinfurther, Edwin and Francis Rou-
illier, Hugo Hoffman, Manitowoc, Art
hur Kirst, Milton Mueller, Two Riv.
ers.
Misses Viola Nocker, Sophia Else
man, and Emma Raebet who are en-
ployed at Madison are home for the
holidays.
The Stork visited the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. FleDje and brought a
boy.
Ella Weinfurthur Of Wauwatosa,
Amanda Weirfurthur of Loyal, Wis,
and Anna Galberg of Columbus, were
home for Christma,
Rose Jonas OF Manitowoc, Fred OF
Two Rivers, Clara OF Liberty, and
Meta Of Chicago, were home for
Christmas.
Misses Ruth and Erna Wells OF Man
itowoc spent Sunday at the Jonas
home.
Miss Ella Refs of Two Rivers is visit
ing relatives here.
Edwin and Blanche Chloupek spent
Christmas at their home and have re-
turned TO Mantowoc.
Leona Wagner spent the holidays
with her parents here.
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Notes From lander.

Mr.. Boackhaus aud family of Silver
Lake visited here New Years with
their sou Joseph who teaehes in the
local school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Knudson OF Eau
Clair, Wis visited here at Ordings and
other relatives over the holidays.
Mr.. Louis Heidman of Rice Lake,
Wis, is visiting with relatives and
friends here and at Bolt.
Mr.. Roy Sievert who teaches at Sax.
emburg spent his vacation here with
his parents and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kotchu visited
with the latters parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Wenholz at Francis Creek one day last
week.
Arthur Harvey and Viola Stangel OF
Manitowoc spent the holidays here at
krcma's. They returned Monday.
Mr. Paul Engeldinger of Bolt visited
few days at Pond, Wis, with his
brother Anton.
Miss Lillian Krcma left for Chicago
where she will spend the winter. She
went down with her brother Joseph
who was out here for the holidays.
Mr.. Robenhorst of Cooperstown visi.
ted here with his sister-in-law Mrs,
Aug. Janke on Saturday.
A surprise party was given to Mr.
Louis Heidman of Rice lake at Fred
Heidman's. The evening was spent in
playing cards,
Mr.. Lisper Hedman of Bolt visited
week at Medford with relatives.
Mr.. John Stangel and son Celestine
visited relatives here one day las,
week
Mr., Wacholz OF Francis Creek spent
Sunday and Monday here with his sis.
ter Mrs, Louis Kotche.
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Notes From st. Nazianz.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lulloif, Jr.
from Greenleaf spent few days with
Mr.. Lullotfs.
While August Drummer and family
we're going home from church New
Years Day the bolt came out Of one
of the thills, which fell down and
struck the horses hind legs. He be-
came frightened and started to run.
Mr. Brulnmier who was driving lost
control OF the horse. He was thrown
from the buggy and had two or three
ribs fractured.
The little girls arm was broken
Mrs. Drummer and the boy were also
badly hurt. The buggy was smashed
We all hope they will soon recover
from the effects of the accident.
Miss Lillian Mailman returned from
Quarry Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ploy spent Sunday
with Mr.. Louis Hammel and family.
Mr.. VIM. Heisdorf and wife spent
New Years with his mother and sister.
DR.. l.. c. Kustermann who had been
engaged in the practice of dentistry in
Chicago, H., has returned home and
opened an Office OF j. G. Kustermann's
store in ST. Nazianz. He obtained two
licenses, one in the state Of Illinois, an
other in the state OF Wisconsin. He
will open two more offices at Quarry
and Valders and possibly OF School
Hill. The days In which he will be at
the above named neighboring towns
will be published in about q weeks
time.
Mr.. VIM. Lulloif and wife are proud
parents OF little baby boy.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Lullotr, Sr.
attended n funeral at Colby.
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Notes From MeInik.

Miss Alice Pech who has been visit.
ing here with her parents over the
holidays returned to Manitowoc last
Saturday.
Local residents are daily at Larrabe
where they are paying their annual
taxes to the town treasurer, Jos. j.
Gruber, and needless to say all are
surprised at the big figures. But we
have the state aid highway law.
Miss Lydia Washichek of Milwaukee
spent the holidays here with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. FIR. Sou
koup and returned to her home last
Saturday.
Mrs. Marie Doubek has moved into
her fine new home at Maribel which
she had erected recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Bohacek de-
parted for Green wood, Clark County,
last Tuesday on several days visit to
relatives.
Our school started Jan. 9th after the
holiday vacation.
We escaped the white holidays" by
the narrowest Of margins However
Melniks snowless winter vanished the
next day after the holidays. There
was fall of about four inches Of snow.
Mr.. Frank Straka transacted bust
ness aJ Manitowoc last Wednesday.
Mr.. Anton Pecn and son William
we're Manitowoc callers one day last
week.
Mesrs. Fred and William Habeck
of Bonduel. Wis, visited here and
Married. with relatives the past sever
al days.
Quite few from here attended the
annual meeting Of the Kossuth Fire
Insurance Company held at kellners-
vile last Tuesday.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that the tax
list Of taxes for the year 1913 levied
for the following purposes, towit: Cen
eral city purposes, state and county
purposes, schools. sewers, incometaxes
special assessments for sidewalks,
street Improvements and water mains
and delinquent charges for water
mains, etc., has been committed to me
for collection, and that will receive
payment for taxes at my office in the
city hall at 93l South Eighth street.
in the city OF Manitowoc, Wis, for the
term of thirty days next following the
date of this nutice.
Dated December Is, 1913.
HENRY FRANKIE,
City Treasurer. Manitowoc, Wis
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Notes From Meme.

Mr.. p. j. Conway spent lew days
the past week at the home of James
Conway.
Mrs. William Rock was taken to the
hospital at Sheboygan on Monday.
Mr.. Walter Stueffler left on Monday
for Manitowoc where he will attend
the Business College.
Miss Emma Meyer left on Saturday
to iisit relatives at Anston.
Mr.. John Hildebrant has gone tc
Eaton Station where he will be EN-.
ployed.
Mr.. Henry Hauch returned Saturday
from visit with relatives at Kaukau
ma.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Grove spent Sun
day with friends at Cleveland.
Miss Matte Lorfeld returned to She
boygan on Monday after spending hei
vacation at her home here.
Miss Emily BENIN visited with her
parents at New Holstein the past
week.
A baby boy has arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scham.
A number of young people spent
Sunday evening at the Lorfeld home.
Cards were played and refreshments
served. An enjoyable time was had
by all.
Miss Evelyn Dunbar has returned az
ter spending her vacation with rela-
tives at Seymour.
While returning from trip to She
boygan last week IN Osman young
man misunderstood the conductor when
he called out Seven Mile Creek. He
thought it was Cleveland and got off.
He hired rig to take him to Cleve-
land
Mr.. VIM. Rock lost a valuable horse
last week.
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Notes From ReedSville.

The Reedsville Reporter is to sus-
pend publication for several weeks as
| Miss Meany who is manager here is
confined to the Holy Family Hospital
at Manitowoc.
School opened Monday after two
weeks vacation.
Friends here OF Mrs. James Lyons
of Welcome and sister of Mrs. O'Rou-
rex, were shocked Wednesday to hear
of her sudden death at ST. Elizabeth
Hospital at Appleton where she had
gone for treatment.
Mrs. Lyons was we'll known here
having visited here on numerous &C.
casions.
She leaves husband, DR.. James
Lyons, four children, two sisters and a
large circle of friends TO mourn her
loss.
MILFORD Albert August Bloedorn,
the two months old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Bloedorn died Sunday and
was buried Tuesday, Rev. Henry
Koch officiating.
At the annual meeting of ST. Mary's
congregation Sunday the following Of
ficers were elected.
Secretary Wenzel Kabat.
Treasurer John Kirch OF Cato.
Counsellors Joe Dvoracek and
| Charles Dabat.
1t was decided to fresco the church
walls, install electric lights, purchase
new organ and paint the school and
Sisters residence.
DR.. f. c. Cary was Manitowoc
caller Saturday.
Stanley Mrotek has disposed of his
cigar business here to Emil Wenzloif
and will leave for Chicago.
Stanley was good fellow and his
friends here wish him success in the
"Windy City"
Norbert Fenlon, the twelve year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fenlon, had
the misfortune to break his leg when
he jumped off a moving auto Monday.
The Rockland Insurance Company
held their annual meeting Tuesday.
Miss Cora Goodhew returned to her
school Monday after spending her va
cation here
Miss Josephine Velchar of Milwau-
kee spent New Years here.
Misses Bubolz and Schroeder we're
Manitowoc callers Friday.
Dr. Gerend of Cato was profess
sional caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. Ed. Reiner is visiting at Pond.
Mrs. c. L. Cary returned home
Monday after weeks visit here.
Mr.. Anton Novak who has been in
California for the past two years is
visiting here.
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FARMERS INSTITUTE.

A farmers institute will be held 1T
Branch, January 1914, conducted by
w. c. Bradley OF Hudson, assisted
by John Imrie, Roberts; L. p.
Martiny, Chippewa Falls, OF the Wis
consin Live Stock Breeders Associa-
don; and such local help as has kindly
consented to take place upon the
program.
PROGRAM.
TUES. MORNING SESSION, 10 O'CLOCK.
Soils and Their Uses Mr.. Bradley.
Crops to Grow Mr.. lmrie.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 1:30 O'CLOCK.
Good Cows Mr.. Bradley
Better Stock Mr.. Martiny
Poultry Otto Drews
EVENING SESSION, 7:30 O'CLOCK
Song, Star Spangled Banner
Girls of Branch School
Recitation, A barn yard Song
Elsie Cisler
Recitation, Mas Bargain
Wepcel Herdina
Drill, Scarerows Aroaming
Rockwell School
Recitation, My Shadow
Emmett Kulrich
Recitation, A Summer Squall
Leila Meisnest
Song, Duet Ethel Reich
Linda Authold
Drill, Star Drill
Dist. No. Franklin
Recita ton, The Dolls Funeral
Esther Free
Recitation, The Reason Why
Julia Sperl
Piano Solo, The Storm King
Bernice Marlborol gh
Drill, The Hayseeds
Branch School
Recitation, The taking of Acadia
Isabelle Laveck
Recitation, Clara Cisler
Song, Selected Cartons
Farce, The Darkey Wood Dealer
Branch School
AS Others See Us Mr.. Bradley
WE'D. MORNING SESSION, $50 O'CLOCK.
Swine Mr.. Bradley
Slo and Siage Mr.. Imrie
Clovers and Alfalfa Mr.. Bradley
AFTERNOON SESSION, 100 O'CLOCK.
Small Fruits Fred Huebner
Cooperation Mr.. lmrie
Good Feeding Mr.. Bradley
The Farmers Institute is school
for farmers and their families. Be
sure to attend the meeting; bring all
your family with you and urge your
neighbors to attend.
Engage in the discussions freely.
The humblest mans experience counts
for as much as any other mans provi-
ded it contains helpful, lesson.
Farmers Institute Bulletin No. q,
Horticultural reports, and other agri-
cultural literature, will be distributed
free prior to the first session. Be on
hand to get free book.
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A Fine Flow Of Speech.

A native lawyer was defending a
lady client I'm one of the Madras courts.
The lady was accused of assault, but
the man OF law endeavored to show
that she herself had been assaulted
and had suffered damage on the most
conspicuous feature of her counte-
nance.
my learned friend" he said, with
mere wind from teapot thinks to
browbeat me from my legs. He runs
amuck upon the sheet anchors of my
case My poor client has been de-
prived OF some of her valuable ieath-
or skin, the leather OF her nose, I'm
I'll we are told what became OF my
clients leather nose the witness can
not be believed. He cannot be allow
ed TO raise castle in the air by beat.
Ing upon a bush. London Mall.
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Notes From TCwnIine Road.

Mr.. Frank Simanek made a business
trip to Green Bay last Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Holetz is visiting her
daughter at Oconto Falls.
Mr.. Anton Damman returned to
Manitewoc after making business
trip to Miladore and Green Bay.
Mr.. Frank Simanek made large
shipment of furs one day last week.
Mrs. }. Novy purchased trio OF
Rouen ducks of which stock she will
offer eggs for sale this coming season.
Little Lucy Grey carek is quite per-
feet at school this seaton. Out Of 4
months school she hasn't missed sim
gle day. And her report shows 90 and
100 per cent.
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From CenterviIle.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Becker OF Man
itowoc visited at the home OF the lat
ter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Klein.
John Wagner and Ella Bogenschuet'
were called at st. Wendefs church
on Sunday.
The Short Course students at Madi
son left here for work on Sunday.
Miss Marie Salm OF Neenah returned
home after a two weeks visit with re
latives here.
Dance at WINNERS, Sunday Jan. IL
Tango not allowed. Come for good
time.
Mr.. p. j. Conway of Milwaukee
spent Sunday with his son, James al
Meme and also called on friends
here.
Miss Amanda Erdmann is home from
Red Wing, Mimi. where she is attend
ing school.
Mr.. Jerome Ledvina called on us
during the holidays.
Mrs. Mack was taken to the hospital
at Sheboygan to undergo an operation
Mrs. Herman Schneider is seriously
i'll at present. Her condition is quite
critical.
The Misses Margaret and Catherine
Schultz were visiting at the Cary
home at Reedsville this week.
Santa Claus was kind to all this year
but especially so to few that are
sparkling the diamond" Glad to see
that for it means some more weddings
and we hope, some more wedding dan
ces.
Miss Emma Klessig was home from
Stevens Point.
The Misses Elizabeth Murphy o
Manitowoc and Mary Cahill of Grimm
and the Messrs, Arthur and Raymond
Lonsdorf from Manitowoc and Norber
Hoffman, of Two Rivers spent New
Years at the Schultz home.
An accident that might have proven
fatal, occurred Saturday of last weel
to Mr.. VIM. Sachse, one OF our rura
mail carriers. While on his route, b,
was overtaken by runaway team o
horses hitched to big wagon loaded
with grain. AS he was turning in at ;
mail box, without thought Of thu
danger, he was bumped and knocked
down in his rig by the runaways. Tit
neckyoke broke down the top, with thu
driver under it. The three horses fel
together and were unable to get up
for the heavy wagon was on them
The man near by saw the smashup ant
ran to assist the mail carrier but HI
could not get him out. So he called
for help and together the men man
aged to get Mr.. Sachse out. They tool
him to the nearest house where thu
doctor was quickly summoned. M
bones were broken, although he
may have been hurt internally. II,
is still under treatment Of DR.. Reiner
here.
We hope that we shall soon SEQ Mr.
Sachse again on the route, with hi
usual smile.
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Sclenium In Time Recording.

An ingenious application Of the pc
cuiar property Of selenium of varying
its electric resistance with change OF
illumination has been made in Heidel-
berg In the electric transmission OF
pendulum beats to distance for re-
cording time and comparing clocks.
For long time the beats were cleo
trically transmitted through contacts
made by the pendulum itself. This
method introduced Irregularities OF
consequence, where hundredths Of a
second are taken into account. as In
astronomical observations. The Hell
delberg method causes the swinging
pendulum. just as 1t touches Its lowest
point, to reflect q beam of light upon
selenium cell, which transmits the
message without physical contact with
the pendulum.-New York Tribune.
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Notes From Newton.

Mr.. Edwin Carsten celebrated his
birthday last Wednesday. Everybody
present had a very rice time. Con.
CALCULATIONS.
The Grand Sylvester dance at Eng
lish Lake hall was well attended. All
reported jolly time.
Mr.. Charles Brick took business
trip to Collins last week.
The English Lake Telephone Co
held there annual meeting last Satur.
day at Ernst Ansorge's hall.
Mrs. John Vogt ST., is on the sick
list. We wish her speedy recovery
Mr.. John Janing, the Newton black.
smith, spent SUNDAY at Manitowoc.
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An Unworthy Peer.

In "The Memoirs of William Hickey,
1749 to 1775," VIC read that Lord Lit
Teton was professed gamester and
"the meanest wretch In existence" II
was attending an appeal in the house
Of lords" says the author, when Lord
Littleton, passing through the lobby.
said to the head doorkeeper. Can you
lend me cambria handkerchief? Ny
rascal has neglected to put one In my
pocket The man abruptly refused
and added. in the strong language Of
the day, I'll be - IL your lord
ship shall rob me Of any more; you have
had two already Another time Lord
Littleton grossly abused his coachman
for being ten minutes late with the
carriage You scoundrel,' said he. aft
err a voley of oaths, did not order you
to be Mt the SAVIOR Vivre quarter be-
fore II Yes. my lord, said the man.
and | was not ten minutes after the
time Blank - blank - blank - blank,
you rascal. In those ten minutes lost
1000 guineasr"
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Notes From COOperstOwn.

Dorety Bros. OF Bolt are pressing hay
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Casper Schaden and daughter
OF Two Rivers spent a few days here
with relatives.
Mr.. Charles Goessl and sons bought
a hay press and engine OF Dewane
Bros. for one thousand dollars.
Mrs. +. Quala and daughter Katie,
OF Two Rivers. called on relatives and
friends here this week.
MIR. Edward Peliscek Of Denmark
was operated on for appendicitis a,
Green Bay one day last week.
Dance at Cookels' opera hall Jan. 10
Poultry supper served.
Mr. David Enc was appointed Post
master at Denmark, at yearly salary
OF twelve hundred dollars
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The way saw dust was blowing
around this burg the last few days all
had to wear goggles. There wasl a
cause for this and the cause was that
jim. Matt and Tom put ii cords OF
wood in one day. That's going some.
The Bachelor Club have movd their
head quarters over the cheese factory
now owned by Martin Woelferd. New
officers will be elected Thurlay, which
will be given later. There are several
new members ready to join. There
is some talk OF putting up new build
inn
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N teS From Rockwell.

tlrich Noe who was proprietor OF
Hotel Rockwell but sold out to John
Seible has moved TO Manitowoc for a
few months. He intends to open up a
butcher shop here in the spring, which
will be great benefit TO the vicinity.
Mike Benschawil, foreman of the
Union Lime Co. of Grimms spent Sun.
day here at the home Of Paul Gosz.
Chas. Nose Is now the proud owner
OF Sky Ball John.
The Atwood Stars will journey &c
Grimms Sunday Jan. IL, TO play the
Palace Team Of that place. A fast
game Is looked for.
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Privilege of Lady Mayoress.

Among the privileges enjoyed by
the lady mayoress of London during
her husbands year of office is that of
entree at court. Instead Of being CON-
PEELED to take her place among the
ordinary guests, titled and untitled, at
court functions, she enters the palace
by separate entrance. and is receiv-
ed by royalty before any OF the other
guests.
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Notes from kellnersyiIIe.

And again we are the winners.
Kelllnersviile defeated tho Maribel
Five on Sunday night in a one sided
affair 10y score Of 90 TO II. After the
game all enjoyed dancing for few
hours. A large crowd attended.
Mr.. Seibert OF Minnesota is visiting
with Jos. Vavy.
Miss Emily Vanish OF Milwaukee ID
spending a few weeks with her parents
10 this burg.