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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From Liberty.

Fred Schnell transacted business at
Manltowoc last Saturday.
Herman Thiel and family and Adolf
Lippert and family visited with Ernst
Wehausen at Brillion on Sunday.
Lewis Schultz was Manitowoc visit
or last Thursday.
Sigward Tostenson journyed to Man
itowoc last Monday, but whether for
business or pleasure Sig refuses to say.
Mr.. J. b. Linsmeicr of Green Bay,
Deputy milk inspector for this district
spent few days of last week shopping
around in this here digglngs AS a re-
suit of this investigation several of our
worthy farmers received invitations to
appear in municipal court and explain
the nutritive value of certain substan-
ces in their milk, which they were
rather loathe TO do. Let the good work
20 on.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From lander.

Mr.. j. j. Stangel and family of Mani
towoc visited here Sunday. They came
out in their new Jeffrey.
Mr.. Jos. Chada of Bolt has sold his
sixty acre farm to Mr.. Uhlman who
bought it for his son.
MIR. Anton Krcma of Manitowoc who
was appointed trustee of the store of
Frank Shebesta who went bankrupt at
Tisch Mills, visited here with his
parents Sunday.
The sad news have reached US of the
death of the young boy Adol phi Wanda,
10 years of age, of this place who died
at St. Vincent hospital 20 Green Bay on
Monday noon of last week He was
brought home Tuesday morning and
was buried at the St. Marys Catholic
cemetery at Tisch Mills on Thursday
morning.
He will be missed very much by his
parents and friends as he was bright
young boy. He died of brain fever and
was sick but two weeks. He is surviv-
ed by his parents and three brothers,
Joseph, Wencil and Earnest and two
sisters MIS-. Ed Novacek AMI Emily.
May his soul rest in peace.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From COlIinSs

The wedding bells were ringing al
the Lutheran church Of Eaton the 4th
of April for Mr.. Ferd Draheim and
Miss Lilly Behnks. The groom wore
black suit and the bride wore white
messaine and a bouquet of flowers.
The best man was Charlie Draheim
and Herman Damn, Martin Behnk e
and Malta Behnke groomsmen. The
wedding took place at the home of
the brides parents. Rev. VIM.
Schlei otliciated.
Mr.. VIM. Beatcher one Of our well
known young men died April "a.
Funeral took place Tuesday April y
in the afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Mr.
Beatcher was born the 18th Of March
1871, in town of Rockland. On April
IL, 1903, he got married to Miss Tenia
Vergiel who with one son survive him.
The cause of his death was pneumonia.
He was "A years of age. The funeral
took place from the Lutheran church
Of Eaton Rev. VIM. Schlei otiiciated.
Last Friday evening the spelling con-
test was held at Welker's hall A
very large crowd gathered and the
hall was filled to the door. Supt.
Meisnest gave an address.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. Ella
Porter and daughter Ida celebrated
their birthday. A large crowd was
present The evening was spent in
playing all kinds of games. At mid
night supper was served, after which
the guests departed wishing Mrs. Por-
ter and her daughter many returns OF
the day.
Last Sunday evening Mr.. Fred
cele brated his birthday; The
evening was passed in playing cards and
other games. At midnight supper
was served and at a late hour all de-
parted.
The rain we are getting now is just
fine. 1t viii give the crops good
start.
o. }, Wagner has just installed HIM
man mixers ia the barns of o. A. Mar
ken of Valders and Jos. Schneider of
Meme.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From CentervilIe.
Saturday was a busy day for the sh

Saturday was busy day for the shop.
pers. Nine or ten families from here
did their spring shopping on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schetter, an aged cou-
pie of Hika, have sold their property
to Mr.. Gust White. The old people
will hereafter live at a hospital.
Moving pictures at Winters Friday
evening. Dance after.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Liebl of Sheboy-
gan and Miss Theresa Gretz OF Manito-
voc were guests at the Gree home
Sunday.
A class Of 81 boys and girls received
Solemn Communion at St. Wendel's
church on Sunday. The church was
overflled many people having to stand
during the services.
Louis Jaeger, little boy of ten, was
taken to the Sheboygan hospital on a
stretcher to undergo an operation. We
hope he will soon recover.
7 he Cleveland Boys are practicing
baseball, They have organized a team
for the summer. We wish them sue
cess.
MIR. and Mrs John Sell and son Cur
tiss and Miss Alma Bookmeyer OF She
boygan were Sunday guests at the
Schultz home.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From 81. Nazianl.

Miss Viola Koeck entertained mum,
Der of frienis last Sunday by giving. a
linen shower for Miss Sophie Stiefyat-
en- The evening was spent in playing
cards. Three prizes were given first,
second and BOBBY. The first prize was
box of chocolate candy won by Miss
Ella Miller; the second was beautiful
box Of stationery won by Mary Sulli-
van; the BOBBY was bon bon dish won
by Miss Rose Stiefvater. At eleven
o'clock delicious lunch was served.
All those present had very pleasant
evening.
Miss Rose Pfefler OF Manitowoc at
tended the shower given at the Koeck
home Sunday.
Mrs. +. j. Bast and Miss Agnes
Schmitz were Manitowoc callers last
Saturday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From GrlmmS,

Mr.. Daniel Lorrigan who had been
in Green Bay where he was operated
on for appendicitis, has returned home,
Miss Nellie O'Dea spent few DAYS
last week at the WEIGH home.
Mr.. Frank McNicholas was seen au-
toing through this burg one day last
week. What's the matter Frankf
You don l stop in this burg anymore.
MIR. John Daley was business call
er here Saturday.
Mr.. James Savage has purchased Il
new Buick automobile.
The young people OF this neighbor'
hood who showed their talent here st.
Patricks Day went 10 Lebanon las: Fri
day where they played TO large audi
ence. a dance followed The play.
They made the journey in autos.
Miss Monica Conway Of Manitowoc
SundaYed at the Kirby home.
Miss Mary Cahill taught school Mon
day in Miss Fitzgerald's place while
Miss Fitzgerald attended the funeral
Of her nephew in Waukegan,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From 0Sman.

Mr.. and Mrs Brian Mullins and fam
lily of Grimms made a trip in their new
Ford car to the John Mullins home
Sunday.
Miss Norma RAIDER has returned
home from Sheboygan where she had
been employed.
Mr.. Aug. LEM lost valuable horse
last week. The animal was kicked by
one of the other horses, and suffered a
broken leg and it had to be shot,
Miss Margaret Grove entertained
her friend Miss Laura Mullins Sunday.
Miss Mary Lynch has returned home
from Hancock, Wis where she had
been teaching.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From MeInik.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Witt was frightened by the arrival OF
a baby boy last Sunday evening.
The grand ball held at the Melnik
Turner hall on Sunday evening was
| well attended and an enjoyable time
was reported.
John Shestak lost valuable horse
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Buckley and
daughter Erna from Asketon, WIS.,
visited over Sunday here with rela-
lives.
The J.R. Watkins medical agent
was here on business last "Wednesday,
JOY reigns in the household of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Albrecht since the adj
vent of baby boy in their home Sat
urday evening.
Frank Wanek had about 30 OF his
neighbors at his place last Thursday
assisting him in raising the frame
works of a big barn, dimensions OF
which are S6x40 feet.
The farmers here have all finished up
with spring seeding.
Adolph Dvorak and an automobile
party from Tisch Mills called here on
relatives last Sunday.
Miss Rose Weber was out for few
days of last week visiting with friends
in Manitowoc.
Frank Soukoup is identifying the APP
pearance Of his house by giving it a
coat Of paint.
Mrs. Frank Trochil died at her home
near here last Wednesday night after
long illness, the last two days of which
was known to be critical.
Mrs. Trochl was a devoted wife, and
atTectionate mother, a kind neighbor
and true friend and the bereaved
family have the sympathy of their
many friends in their great affection.
Mrs. Trochil was born in this locali-
ty in the year 1880 and consequently
was in her Both year. She was the
daughter of Anton Skarievoda. She
lived here all her life and was married
10 Frank Trochil, about 10 years ago,
who with two daughters survive her
The funeral was held Sunday May
md 1918 from the late home and inter-
nent was at the Czech National GENE
cry near Francis Creek. A large
,oncourse of relatives and friends at
ended the funeral.
Stephen Zeman has purchased a
lew Buick car and Fred Soukoup and
Fred Rezek each Ford car. Now we
shall see the dust fly.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From Branch.

Mrs Mary Brunig, a pioneer resident
of Branch, passed away at the home of
her son Charles week ago Saturday,.
Mrs. Brunig WAS born in Jefferson city
New York in 1910 and came here when
ten years old. She was married to Mr.
Aug. Brunlg May |, 1861 who preceded
her in death % years ago, She is sur
viyed by 9 children all Of whom were
present at the funeral: Mrs Nick
Bruder OF She5oygan, Mrs. j. p. kel-
liner, Mrs. G.. Kellner, Mrs. q. Grobe
of Milwaukee; Mrs. l.. Rens of Chica-
go, VIM. of Mishlcot, Mrs. John Meis-
nest, Matt and Charles of Branch
The burial was at Branch Evergreen
cemetery the Rev. Grether performing
the last rites. Those from outside at
tending the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius kellner of Milwaukee and Mrs.
G. Kauer Of Sheboygan.
John karbon is to be full iledged
resident of Branch moving into the
house of Mr.. Shafler. John is district
agent for the Wilson Remedy Co.
Adolph Cisler, Jr., is sporting a fine
new buggy which he purchased of Jos.
Carbon.
Anton Nicolai who has been at the
hospital for week as the result of a
kick from a horse was taken home on
Friday. Its will take some time be-
fore he can work.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From Meme.

The wedding of Miss Anna Groh and
Mr.. Plus Willmas was solemnzed at
Fidels church, Tuesday April 81,
Rev. Kersten officiating. The bride
was attired in white silk epe-du-chene
Marie Groh, 81 ster of the bride, acted
as flower girl and was dressed in white.
Miss Cresence Willmas was brides
maid. She was dressed in pink silk
and wore hat. Mr.. Leo Groh, cousin
of the bride, was groomsman. After
the ceremony reception was held at
the home of the bride S parents.
The out Of town guests were Mrs.
Anton Wilmas and Frank Wilmas OF
Milwaukee, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Groh
of Sherwood, Mrs. Neides and family
oil Sheboygan, Misses Louise Schlager,
Frida Mursch Ida Altenbach, Lizzie
Mueller and Helen Schram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmas will reside on
the Groh homestead. The correspon-
dent, together with their many friends,
wishes to extend congratulations.
The marriage of Miss Clara Remich
and Anton Noweratzke was solemnized
at St. Fidelis church Tuesday at $3.50,
Rev. Kersten officiating. The bride
was gowned in white embroidery net
over silk. She wore veil caught
with lilies of-the-v valley.
The attendants were Misses Clara
Hoffman and Rose Noweratzke and
Messrs. Albert Schnur and Frank
Drummer. After the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the brides home.
They have the well wishes for a long
and happy married life.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From C0OperStOwn.

Mr.. Anton Witt purchased five pas
senger Maxwell car of Mr.. Yohanek Of
Kellnersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Dufeck and son
Earl left for trip to Florence and
Iron Mountain to visit relatives for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph kvitek of Green
Bay were visitors here for Sc geral days.
Mr.. Wencel Elmer and son Henry
transacted business at Denmark Satur-
day.
Mr.. Gotfriedsen Of Green Bay pur-
chased the saloon and hall of Mrs.
Arens. Mr.. Gotfriedsen will remodel
the building and erect large hall.
Mrs. Arens will make her home at
Green Bay in the future.
The blacksmith shop of Emil Srnka
burned down at ten clock Wednesday
night. The shop and equipment which
were destroyed by the fire were valued
at figure ranging from $4,000 to S4oOo'
Insurance to the amount of $500, was
carried on the place. The origin OF
the fire is unknown.
A dance will be given at the Hall of
Frank Cookie May 10. Two Rivers or
chestra will furnish the music.
Henry Ebelng purchased new seed
drill of Kriwanek Bros. of Denmark.
George Namz purchased a seven
horse power Lawson engine from Ernz
Bros. recently.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes From ReedSyiIle.

Saturday afternoon Albert Nondra-
chek had the misfortune TO be thrown
from load of brush, when his team be-
came frightened by an auto, and broke
his back He was taken to the Holy
Family hospital where it WAS found
necessary TO operate upon his spine.
His condition at present is better than
it was expected it would be.
John Mahnke was re appointed mar
shal Monday night by the village
board John has been Il good officer
and we are glad to know his work mas
been appreciated.
Assessor Novak is busy assessing.
The last meeting of the neighbor-
hood assembly was held Wednesday
evening. Prof Eek of Brillion gave a
very interesting talk. Prof. Peterson
who was president of the assembly is
deserving praise for the way he kept
up interest in the assembly all winter.
We will miss him next year.
DR. h. {. Cary was professional
caller at Manitowoc Monday.
There is talks OF changing the name
of our village to Fordville because OF
the great number of Fords owned in
our village. Howard Goodhew is the
latest one to get a Ford. Howard was
SO used to going out to feed his horse
that now though the horse is gone he
still goes out to the barn.
| l.. a. Busse and family autoed e
kiel Sunday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes from baskerville.

The young folks of this community
VINO are fond of social enjoyment are
looking forward To May IL when a
dance will be given at Fischer's hall,
Baskerville. The popular Tisch Mills
Orchestra viii be there TO render its
excellent music. Everybody is cordial
ly invited to attend and good time is
"A foregone conclusion at this annual
May ball.
Mrs. Wencel Bouda OF Manitowoc
was taken TO st. Mary's hospital We'd
nesday at Green Bay where she was
operated ON for appendicitis. We wish
her speedy recovery.
The rain we had a few days ago Is
what we had been looking for the past
few days. IL will give the grain an
excellent start.
Mr.. Jno. Bouda and JOS. Peroutka
transacted business at Manitowoc
Tuesday.
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Notes From MiShiCOt.

Anton Bremen is confined to his bed
with lumbago.
Ed. Ploeckelman is slowly recover
ing from blood poisoning in his hand.
He has been at Two Rivers the past
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAG. Vertz and Chas.
Vertz of Egg Harbor spent few days
with Mr. and Mrs. John Vertz.
Mrs Carrie Ellingboe has returned
to Two Rivers after spending a week
with Mrs. Vertz who has been i'll.
Mrs. Jens Halberg entertained at a
party Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jos. Skwor and daughter Clara
returned Saturday from Nebraska
where they spent the past six weeks.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From Denmark.

Stanley Wineland OF Pulaski spent
the week end with friends here. Die
YOU see somebody smileY
Richard Lynch Of Pulaski was here
for few days last week visiting friends
and renewing acquaintance,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Meehan and sor
Christ and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Scanlor
motored to Green Bay Sunday where
they spent the day with relatives.
Ike Abrams was seen on our streets
Sunday with his new car, accompanied
by number of local young ladies'
What will key do nextY
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Richdorl and Mr.
S. (. Finnel motored to Rosecrans
Sunday where they were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. T, f. Keehan.
Mr.. ]. Charlier and party of friends
from Luxemburg we're here Sunday
where they enjoyed the day with the
Bradel family.
The Misses Susan and Catherine
Bradley entertained number OF young
ladies at their home Sunday afternoon
The dance which was 10 be held at
Cookies hall on May - has been post
poned until Wednesday May ~.
1t is hoped that this change of date
will not interfere with any arrangements
which have already been made in re-
yard TO going and that all will endeav-
or to be present and have jolly time
as is always the case when you go TO
Cooperstown.
Denmark has lost another OF It's
pioneer residents by the death OF
Otto Anderson, aged %, who passed
way at his home one half mile north OF
this village after an illness Of but a few
days duration. Up to a few days prior
to his demise he had been enjoying
good health and news OF his death was
most unexpected.
surviving MN arc oho oOH '"' ga"
two daughters Emma and Mary. HIS
wife preceded him TO the Great Beyond
about ten years ago. The funeral was
held Monday from the Danish Luther
an church with nterment in the fam
lily lot in adjoining cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton kriwanek re-
turned home Monday after three
weeks visit with relatives at WILDER,
Nebraska.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06
Notes from West Maple Grove

The rains we had this week were
needed 1t gives this years grain crop
a splendid start.
The spelling contest held at Krizen-
esky's hall was a success. The follow
ing got prizes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-06

Mr., Paul Moser Jr. bought a Ford
car last week.
Mr.. John Geiger and daughter Lena
celebrated their birthday last Wednes.
day. Everybody reported a grand
time
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court REFUSES
Granddaughter APPEAL
1nAge Suit Against G. & o. VIII
Go to Y. &. Supreme
s COQrt.

The State Supreme Court Of APP
|1Als yesterday refused the petition
n appeal Of Otto Giles, who wal
|onvtotsd Of involuntary granddaughter
k1t July by . Jury in tho Circuit
tonft OF Scott County. Giles wal
kned 80 and costs by the jury for
II killing Of Jesse Bowen, . neigh
|Dr, and appealed from that verdict
Is higher court upheld tho verdict,
[skusing to grant Giles the relief
|rAyed Tor by his attorneys
The court granted an appeal and
in the case OF Thomas w.
kunnayAnt Va. Richard A. DunnAyant.
Evolving the title TO = tract OF land
khich came up from the Circuit Court
& Henry County. Bond OF $500 wa
|DQuired Of the appellant.
The court refused the petition Tor
|ppeAl In tho Case OF Charles 9. Bar
bw W Paul 8. BlAndford from the
|ircuit Court Of Lunenburg. for the
Acond time The petition was first
ben session.
Attorney David II. LeAke yesterday
bcured from Justice James Keith. q
hit of appeal to the United States
kpronse Court In the damage suit OF
- CnrnAhan against the Chesapeake
nd Ohio Railroad CArnahAn, who
|aa Z fireman on the railroad. waa
Idly injured In collision u Dos
len and the trial court awarded him
he sum Of Us. geo. which verdict the
Iirrinia Supreme Court OF Appeals
|alFmed last waek. Attorney LeAke
I'm argue It before the Supreme
hurt when II II reached on the re-
law docket OF that tribunal.
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the Bel8iAn sufferers. The cause Il
one that appeals to every heart. and
this Will ~ the first Affatr u the ssa-
son in N bohalf.
Mr.. W. u. Thurston Il teaining The
cast Of about one hundred and ftfty
pe0p1e, and Mrs. v. G. DIankonDhip h
custodian Of the funda
In the dancea many spectAcul9r ef-
fects and latest novelty STEPS wiz be
shown by the younger society ct The
speaking cast II most favorably
chosen. 1t II AZ follows: .'The French
Doll. or Belle Of the Toy Shop will
Sailor DOLL" leading comedian. Alvin
Smith; Man in the Moon" leading
soloist, Otis Alfriend. who Will also
take the part Of the Sandman: Bill
ly Burke will be the TOY Man." and
Miss Margaret Stiles. his daughter:
Miss Frank Hooner will be the ''Doll"t:
Miss Sarah Whisky, Retired Fairy"
and Miss Emily Wade. the Fairy
Queen"
Among the chaperones OF the
dances are Mrs Saint George Bryan,
Mrs. Robert Pegram. Mrs. c. w. Mas
sic. Mrs. Stewart Hume. Mrs. Chris.
tian Clark and others.
Al the WOman's Clab.
The musicale which will be given
at the Womans Club on Monday. No
vember %, is arousing much interest.
as Miss Dorothy Fox. of New York.
will make her first appearance before
Richmond audience
Miss Fox IL the happy possessor OF
rich and beautiful soprano voice OF
unusual compass and power Of ex-
preston, and with this rare gift IL
combined a gracious and winning per-
sonality ensuring her popularity with
the most critical audiences.
To the Richmond public. however.
there IL an added interest In that this
rising young singer comes Of an old
and honored Virginia family. and il
tho greatniece OF one OF Richmond'i
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moss accomplished md beloved physi-
clans, the late James b. McCaw, N. n.
Mrs. 0vigon 10 chairman Of the even
Ing.
Iavssasssas nssalIeA.
Mrs 0sorws Dsn Johnston fnds II
necessary to recall the invitations to
the Afternoon and evening receptions
to Be 4iven In honor Of her debutants
daughter. Miss Ann Roy johnston. on
December I, because Of the death Of
her very near and dear relative. Mrs.
Robert d. Lee. Jr.
Pretty wedding n Chsse City.
On Monday afternoon. November Is,
at 4 o'clock at the home Of the brides
parents. Miss Lena Leila Beales be-
came the bride Of Childes Edward
VIM. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Ernest stevens. pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Of
Chase City. Mrs. H. c. Dover, OF
Grover. N. c.. rendered the wedding
march from Lohengrin as the bride
entered and played the Melody of
Love" during the ceremony. Mendels-
sohn's wedding march was used a. the
occasional Ferns and yellow chysan-
themems artistically decorated the
house. Only relatives Of the bride and
groom were present at the wedding.
Miss Beales wore an attractive walk
ing suit of navy blue chiffon broad
cloth fashioned in military style and
trimmed with fur.
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM left for Washington
New York and other places In the
North and on their return will make
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BlII|S NH
PAI DIP0S|T0nS TAX


! The suegestaon recently made tina,
hs banks pay the tax on money fol
hsir dspositors In time and ''in-
Esfsst" accounts IL being given con-
Etderation by ofncers Of local banks,
Ind Il may be that some action will
n taken. looking to uniformity Of
treatment OF such depositors. &C
|ounts. 1t = meeting. which will prob
IDLY DO held within a FEW days.
Because Of the fact that the taS
ate u but twenty cents on the s1eo
IN deposit on 'time." or interesting
IjArntng accounts, and because OF tn<
imculty In inducing such depositora
- report the amounts so deposited IN
lse banks - Of tho date OF February
!, on which the assessment 10 made
Ehs suggestion made to the bankers
INIT the banks themselves pay the
|ax II receiving attention.
Just what action the banks will take
= = matter Of conjecture, as the bank
~ are unwilling TO state their po-
1tion until after some understanding
Bae been arrived IT. II IL believed.
However, that the banks will take
Ep0n themselves the burden Of the
~. Such . step. 1t is pointed out,
Ei1l put all banks on an equal foot
|ng, for where these deposits are
|maif the taxes will be small, and
khere large the taxes viii be In pro-
{eFtion.