The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-07-01

Tor some weeks dt lHe NOME Oh
her mother, Mrs. Wehrwein, will
leave next week for her home in Brem-
erton, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Croll celebrated
their silver wedding Monday night at
their home ON St. Clair street. There
was large number of invited guests
present and pleasant time was had
by all.
The sanitary officer of Topeka is of
fering fifty cents a quart for flies.
Nearly everyone has few he d be glad
to dispose of at less than half the price
if the sanitary officer would come and
catch them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wells and daugh.
ter, Alma, of Hartford, Wis, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Ballering of Mllwau
kee, have returned to their respective
homes after weeks visit with Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter Boil.
Theodore Schmidtman, Sr, and Mrs.
William Raetz of Mantowoc, father
and sister of Mrs. II. +. Geisler, who
have heea visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. IT. +. Geisler returned to
Mantle VOC. -Sheboygan journal.
Cards have been received by friends
here announcing The marriage of Rob
ert Haukohl, DR., and Miss Gladys
Somers at Milwaukee. The groom is
son of Robert Haukohl, secretary OF
the police department of Milwaukee.
Mrs. McCauley, wife of Captain Nc
Cauley, returned to Milwaukee Monday
after few days visit with friends
here. She came here to be present at
the graduation exercises of the hign
school, her son Leo being one Of the
graduates.
By dividing the missing deposits by
ten-the number of months Henry
Siegol must remain in jaiI-~the New
York Worlds cartoonist finds that the
condemned man" gets just 3d., 400 a
month. Harry Thaw isn't the only
man who is in a position to say that the
laws an ass in New York.
Reader: Kiel-Question What have
been the gross earnings of the Panama
Canal since it was opened to commerce?
Answer: For the first eight months
the Panama Canal earnings amounted
to s., 334 ,5l5 "a or S26l ,09S,09 less than
the cost of operation. The loss in
trade incident to the war ia Europe,
it is scarcely possible to figure out.
The temperature for June has been
ten degrees below normal since the
first of the month. In past years the
mean average temperature for June
has been 63 ) During the fore part
of the month the thermometer fell as
low as 40 and for several days lowered
between that and 80 La'er it began
to rise and there were three days of
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Reader: St. Nazianz, Wis. Cues
ton: Will you quote the correct version
of rho oonnlat or worse MAINTAINING
,hot ono v;,oed ag,i,st III. viii
stiol,o 70 his ola v;ews md vhe,a !.
rho ouota,ion ia ba fn nd Answer
The SAVING is embodied in this verse,
ne 'i'"' computes aEa'ns. HIS WIN
Which he m,y adhere n vet diSoyn
Eor raasons ia himself hest known -
fRutler's ,.u,dihra. y ~ uT Canto
III line 517N
Manltowocc, Wis: Student:-Ques-
ton: VIII you please give in your
column what Information you can
with regard to the distinction which is
made in the case OF the point VIXEN
referred to in the dealing of stocks
and rs understood in the trading of
cotton? Answer: A point 10 market
balance means dollar share in the
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All 81 ia a , hundred mounds Il i.