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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
MnerfenmenoeS Sort.

Die fatbolii@en Nfarridulen in
SEN Gereinigten Staaten maren oft
i9on @egenitan6 bitterer M1griffe
lotpob1 bon seiten Der H%roteitanten
pie religios in6iffererter ooer fireh
ung1aubiger Gerlonen. linn 10 en-
freulider tit es 6ober, menn eirmaI
bon gegneriider 5eite Elm arerfen-
nen6es @ort iiber Die Sbdtigfeit un-
ierer Sdulen geiproden miro. Gin
ioldes fan6 iid fiir5li@ in Dem in
Bottom erideine1oen proteitantiiden
~geem England Sol1rnal," morin es
unter anberem beiBt:
ugine Stride gibt es, ser Die HeIi-
gion ei1ren tpeientli@en 8eitmotbeil
in Der @r5iebung a11smadt, un6 Dos
lit Sic fatbolii@e STRIDE. 9aben 90
rum 6ie &otbolifen unredt, ooer iino
tie Ga1mnt0pfe ober Soioten, 6ob
iie lire Nfarridulen, @loiteridulen,
@pmnaiien bauen, in 6enen &eligion
gelebrt miro? @ein, fans Ser Meni@
mebr mertb lit ols Elm @rno, Die
Meni9enieele nit ibrer gpigfeitsbe-
ltimmung bon groBerem @ertb lit alS
sic @intagsfliege. @enn ite aber I'M
&e9t fin6, Damn fin6 mir I'M un-
redt, merr uniere puritaniiden 3d.
ter peiie mare1, 6o1m iin6 mir tho.
ri9t. Selbit tpenn man sic Code
n1r aIs cine refine Spefulation Be-
tro9tet, 10 mer6en 6ie &utbolifen tn
foIge ibrer Softif modien, mabrenb
mir nit Inherent Spitem bergob &C.
ben. Maoaulep fagt, 6oB Sic tdbo'
liide Stride Damn nod beitebt, tpen11
ser 5ipiIiiirte Muitrolier bon einem
5eri9euenoen 8riidenbogen ser Cont
SON 8ri6ge ouf Sic &uinen Ser ct.
EauIrsfotbeorale IN 2onoon i9ate1s
fam. @ir fin6 stpar feline Eropbe-
TEN, ober es ideirt, aIs Oh sic &atbo-
Iifen, faas Tie tire fatboliide11 unb
mir unfere @eibeniduIen beibebolten,
ei11es Cages iiberom in Meuenglano
Sic Mieienfreu5e ibrer 0omfird)en I'M
@onnenitrobl mer6en le11dten ieben,
mo bingegen 11niere Meetingbdl1ier
in Sd1tH un6 Slide liegen." @epib
Elm 3etgniB, 6os Ser fotboliiden
Giiriorge fit Elm geoeiblides @ods-
tbum ole @bre nta@t. So ober ser
Tortbeiton6 unb bos @adstb1tm ser
Stride nod intert un6 oa1ben &C.
iidert lit, "a fo1rt o114 Der @toat
I'M feline 8uf1nft berubigt fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

groBer Tbeil ser Monni6aften iber-
baupt nidt.
90 gei9iebt es, baB auf langen
Mariden ungefabr Die &alfte Der
2eute idlapp miro un6 liegen bleibt,
un6 Die Iruppen, tpenn es gilt, ibr
poue &roft ein3uieben, ta11m nod bie
&alfte Hires @efedtspertbes beiiben.
gs miro in ser englifden @reiie 6ar-
ouf bingetpieien, 6aB oarous benz
britiiden @eere groBe Na6tbeile er>
ma6ien i'm 8erglei9 nit benz 6ea1t'
iden, in tpeldem 6ie beri4ie6enen
Mltersflaiien in 2inie, 2%an6tpebr un6
9ano1turm geion6ert iin6> un6 man
gena11 tpeiB, tpas fir Mnforberungen
man an iie itenen fam.
Mon lift in England 6abon Iber>
8eugt, 6oB 6os &it6eneri@e 6reitpil<
Iigenbeer allen Mnfor6erl1ngen ent-
ipri9t, 6ie man an Elm ioldes Seer
lteuen fnnn. Mber man bat au6 6ie
l1eber5eug11ng %getpon1ren, 6ab aus
Observation-Disclosures beitebenoe
grobe @eeresmaiien niemals 6en nod
6em Spitem Der %angemeinen @ebr=
pfli9t aufgeituten Mrmeen ebert
birtiq 1tn6. Inter Iolhen l1mltd11=
Sen balt man es in England au6 fir
cine b1rdaus berfeblte @eididte,
t1el1e groBe Mbtbeilungen Ser @ttde-
nerf9en Eruppen nod Dem @onti-
nent 5u tperfen, % tie bort MIR alS
5tpedlos at opfern6es &anoner1futter
at bertpen6en fem miir6en.
Mon i9eint in England fdt ange-
metn 5u5ugeiteben, 6aB 6as erite
@riegsiabr Ben @nglanoern cine
griin6li6e Mte6erlage gu 9an6e ge-
bro9t bot. Tim fi@ 6ariiber 5u tro=
ften, metft man onf 6ie getpaltigen
2eiftungen Ser britiiden Wotte BIN,
sic ii@ in ie6er 8e8iebung betpdbrt
un6 ibren olten STUFF o1fredterbalten
babe. Mber I'M 6teie 2etitungen Ser
britiiden Slotte in bol1em MaBe mir
6igen 51 f0r1en, 1niiBte man mobl
einen brttiiden @aBitub befiten.
8ir befin6en uns 6aber iiber iie
in glei9em MaBe I'M 9unfeln, tpie
iiber sic BIGne, nod tpel6en sic Sri
ten r11nmebr ibr @ilitdripitem 5u
dn6ern entid1oiien 5u iein i@einen.
Mttten inn &rtege erideint 1ns 6aS
cine iebr risfunte @ei@idte un6 ruff
BEL n1rs Sic @efiir9tung pa9, 6aB
sic @ngldn6er a1@ i'm 5tpeiten
&rtegsiabre 3u 2an6e feline friegeri=
i6en 2orbeerer pfIiide1r tper6en, tpie
mabridei1li@ 3u @oifer n1d nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
3man9S @etruttermm8 TT
&anaoa.

Dieie @iberipride! @abren6 Str
g6tpar6 Cor on, ser @eneralzMnmalt
inn &abinett Msquttb in prableriidem
Some ser @elt berfln6et BOB MiIto=
men bon @ol6aten in Sen englii9en
Selologern fir Ben @rieg georiM
tper6en, fommt gleid5eitig aus un-
lerem Madbarlan6e &ana6a Ser Of
fenfun6ige 8etpeis, bob es NIT Ser
engIiiden @etr11tierung iebr, iebr
fGa11 itebt. S@on langit fino Die be-
6euten6 me6riger gei@roubt tporben,
2eute, 6eren einige 3ou am Minoeit=
maB feblen> Iol6e, melde fleine for
perlidye @ebreden baben, 3udtba11s=
Ter un6 alles, mas itd MIR oo5m fer
gibt, m1f oem e11ropdti6en 8o6en bon
6em eneliiden @flobenbolter our
gdladtbanf gefubrt 5u mer6en, fin
set @nu6e in 6en Mugen Ser engli=
Idem @erbeoffi5iere. M1S &anonet-
flttter din6 ite immerbin gut, un6 auf
ioIde Weiie, 6ur@ &reiinng Ser
mamlt6en 8eb0lferung in 6em eng
liiden soI6otenrod, miro gleid5eittg
sic @efobr Ser @rbebung Ser Solo
MEN gegen Dear Motberlan6 gemtl=
bert.
8emerfenstpertb lit Nun, NIT mel-
d)en @etpaltmittelr man 8. g. in &as
na6o, Dos i9on ldrgft Beg uniinni-
gen @rieges miibe lit, Die @efrutie.
rnng betreibt. @ir fibren oIs 8ei.
ipieI MIR 6ie Metbo6e Ser Canadian
Gocific @ailtpop an. Sbren 11roer.
beirotbeten Mngefteuten gibt fie IN
6em tp6dentIiden r@ap @npelope"
einen 3ettel nit folgett6er Ma1f6rift:
nDour Sing a1b pour country neeo
pou; tpe 6on't." $. +. ,perrrt SIR
ni@t IN BEN &eeresoienit eir1tretet,
feib STR %entrofien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Ser Trteoensfarit

@inen 1re1te11 oringer1oen Nppea
bot Nopit 8ene6ift XIV. gum Sabres=
tag 6es &riegsanfanges an 6ie &e-
genten Ser friegfubrenoen @olfer ge=
ridtet, in tpel6m er iie in Ser et1t-
6ringIi@iter @eiie bittet, bod Dem
entietIiden 8l11tba6, mel6es felt ei'
nem Sabre europa permidtt, Elm
@n6e at moden. @ir geben bier
nit cine l1eberiebung Ser MltS5iige
aus 6iefem berborrogenoen 9of1>
ment, tpie iie 6ur6 bas &abel iber-
r1ittelt tp11r6en, iteben ober fir oie
@idtigteit 6erieIben nidt Elm. @o@-
6em Ser Nopit 6es Idngeren bie Gr-
eigniiie 6es berfloiienen Sobres &C.
ldil6ert, nit b%efon6erem &tnpeiS
auf feline Srie6ensbemiibungen uno
sic Mblebm1ng 6erielben 6ur@ oie
Megierungen ser friegfiibren6en 2dn-
Ser fabrt er fort: Sod be,1te, an
oem tro11rigen Sobrestog 6es M1ts-
brud@ 6ieie s e~ntietlid)ea 8ronoes,
iteigt ein nod beibereS Sleben aus
rnierem &er5er Inn Sos bal6ige Irf-
b6ren ser Sein6ieIigfeiten. Sc lan-
ger Infer Stuff I'M Srieoen eridaQt,
oeito ein6ringliher moge er Die @ol'
fer ltn6 lire &egenten erretden, nno
iie gu acknowledgement Ebun beitim.
men,. 0as 8Iut bon 8riioerr
fIieBt SIT 9ono uro 3u Meer, sic berr-
Iiditen @egenoen @,1ropas, bes @or.
tens ser @elt, iino nit 9eide1 uro
M,1inen be6edt. $50 EMIT &d11er
ltno @einberge 1n6 fr11@tbare 6el-
Ser lddeIten, finbet nnn iest MIR
fdredlide ~@riegsmofdtnen, Die Ben
@eger1 bes To6es o11sgteben. 80. SIR
rebmt bor @oh urb ben Menfde1t
etne f1trdtbore @eronttporhtng atf
|Grd. OIL 5br 4rteger. adtet u,f
11nfere Bittel &oret mtf BE bitter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
&ontmt 5a @ermmnft.

Nad e%iniGbriger Do1er 6eS &rie=
ges lit man in England nun bod gu
ser @tnfidt gelongt, 6ob es 10 wie
Fisher urter 8etbebaltung 6es bisbe-
rigen Militdripitems m6t tpeiterge,
fen fnnr, obne Sen Sortbeitan6 6es
britiiden &ei@es gu gefdbr6en. Sic
ueber5eug1ng, 6aB 6os Sreimtutgen-
o6er @erbelDitem neridmirr6en un6
an feline 5teue 6ie uqgemeine @ebr-
pflidt treten mub, brtdt ii9 INNER
mebr @abn. Ser M~unittonsmtniiter
2lop64@eorge bat 5tpor 6ie In1tobme
6es Muntttonsgeiebes 6ur@geiebt
uno feline 8%eitimm,1ngen our Durd-
fiibrung gebradt, 10 bob nun audi
sic britiiden Mrbeiter unter Dem
&riegsredt iteben. Mber sic @11rd-
lebung Ser Mnnabme eines augemei=
ne @ebrpfli6t berlteber6en @eiebes
,tn6 feline 1ur@fiibr1tng bd1t man
unter Sen gegebenen &erbaltniiien
fir eine iibero1ts fdtpterige Mufga-
be = bon 6eren 20iuttg ie6o6 6ie
&etturg @nglan6s obbdnet nod Ser
thinner mebr Mnbdnger g%etutnner6et
Mnit6t.
Ma6 6ieier tbut England Dor al
len ei1te Mrmee motif, sic es NIT 6en
oelttiden Trltppen i'm offenen 8eloe
a11fnebmen farm. 1aB sic brtttiaen
Srettpillteentr11ppen 6o5u nidt im-
itan6e iinb, oabon bat matt ii4 nod
gera6e binIdnglih iiber3e1gt. Mls Der
@irfiomfeit Ser britifden Gruppen
Defenders btn6erlih miro Der Tint
itarr6 berborgeboben, bab ft6 in oen=
ielben Eruppentbeilen 9e1te Der Der.
fdiebenen MltersfIaifen, iolde bon
3tpan3tg unb bier3ig Sabren, beftt-
BEN 1no, tute es ia ielbitperitdroli&,
an ole bie glet6en Mufgnben geiteM
mer6en, obeleth ibre1 ri9t ole IN
gIeider @eiie eetpadfen iir6 uno etn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
un6 10 ion iebt unter Dem Drude
nor Rooior,tnn Sor pnnIiShpn @nInnip

l1no 10 ion iett unter 6em 9rude
ser &egierung Ser englii6en &olonie
in peri9ie6ener an6eren Departe-
ments berfabren mer6en. Often gibt
man 5u> baB Ole &efrutier11ng beion=
6ers int 0itliden 4ana6a in Den leb=
ten Monoten ieit man erfannt bat,
6aB ser @rieg gegen 6ie Deutiden
fem &in6eriiel lit - iebr geringe
Sortidritte ge5eitigt bat. 9arum
miro m1f oben angegebene @eiie I'M
ga113en 9an6e sic getpaltia1e &efru-
tierung eingefiibrt. gu 6ieiem 8me6e
baben bereits cine &eibe tano0ii6er
Stootperpaltungen gleide @@ritte
getbon, in6em iie Den in ibren Dien-
lten iteben6e1 unberbeirutbeten 2eu-
ten NIT @ntIoiiung oroben, menm iie
ii6 ni@t gum &riegs6ienit melben.
IS beiBt alio iebt III &amaoa fir ie-
SEN i11ngen Mann: u8ogel fritz o6er
1tirb." Mit an6eren @orten: u3iebt
6es &0nigs Sod an o6er berbun<
gert!"
gs oiirfte ieoermam leidt BET
itGno1i6 fem, pesbalb 6ie @ana6ier
nad SEN gemadteu grfabr11ngen fei-
ne ion6erIide Suit mebr baben> ii6
ouf el1ropaiidem go0en fiir engliide
@el6intereiien to6tldieBen at laiien.
gttpos on6eres p1re eS, me11t es gals
tie, SEN beimii9en 8o6en 5u bertbei-
6igen. Sic 3ufunft m1b 1ebrer> Oh
sic &ono6ier 70 iebr in Der engli'
iden @floberei peritridt iir6, BOP iie
ii6 itiuidtpeigen6 6ie 3mon9s-& efru-
tieru1tg gefanen laiien!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Sails es iid betatisen ioQte, bai

Sails es iid beitatigen iollte, bafl
6ie britiide &egierung 6ur@ @bico=
goer 8ldtter Mrbeiter fir @egie-
rnngsperfltdtten iudt, miro man ia
tpobI ol1h in Wa1bington mtiien, bob
6as nit bent reutralen @barofter un=
ieres 2an6es ebenio menig peretrbar
lit, mie 6as Mntperben bon Mefruten
fir 6ie britif9e Mrmee. ltn6 BEL
6em Offer, NIT benz mon in 6er Bttt'
6esba1ptlto6t iiber oie @abrung I'M,
ferer MeutrolitGt ma@t, tpir6 man
ieIbftberftarbIi9 bafiir forgen, 6aB
Dem l1nfug Elm gnbe gernaht mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

Gin Sabr, ieit Der &rieg nit to,td)ttser Tant
1tnier 0entidlanb in @tien geidlager,
Gin sSahr, iet Ser Slut omrd bas 2anb %gebramt,
v3n Sen @affem, ,per @affen fann tragen!"
Gin Sabr, icit sic 9eere boQ &raft 1tn6 Wfntb
Sid mad Often mnb @eite1 ergu6eu,
11n6 bas erite tapfere @olbatenblmt
gn bes &eides @ren5en %geflo1en.
Gin Sabr 1T balm, ieit a11f Teinoes @ebit
Die eriten Siege errnngen, e
Seitbem lit Elm %etn5iges @iegeslteo
eSn bentiden Qanben erflnngen;
SON aampf at &a11pf, nno bon @ies 81 Sies
Inter %allerart Qeiben 1tnb &lagen
Sat oas bentlde Seer iid beluabrt I'M &rieg,
ltnb rubmreide Sdladten geidlagem.
@ir ale miien, mus ie pol6radt,
@as sic Sapferen erfanpt 1nb e%ritrttten,
1tnb ahnen bod fam11, mas lie D%nrd)qemadt,
1tnb ,pie fiirdterli& tie %selitten.
@ir fi6lem bod ntdt Ser 9mlflpien Motb
Midt Sen @dn1er5 Ser brennenben @11oen,
Midjt ser Ser itii,mmelten q1talpolen Sob
Sm %enbloien, f1trdtbaren Stmnbem.
9ie la1eem Maride, : mikt ibr, mas bas beift,
@pr,udrts at fummeu amf &Segen,
9ie bpm Gdnee beruebt, pber iberreiH,
Ober Der dlant1nt, Der mmpft fait bpm @egen?
1tniere &rteger ,uiien es, Wfanr fmr Wtana,
1tn6 ,uplttS a16 1nnt6glt6 fat fd)etnen -
sic ,uolte1 1n6 n1mften famen buran -
Nber uie? = bas f~i1t1nert &einen.
1tnb int @rabem, bidjt an sic Grbe sebriidft,
2ebn1frniten aaf @anaen nnb 2ibern,
3mianmeneefanert, gebndt '1nb gebidt,
Wft iteifen @elenfen 1nb @liebern
Gu Sag fir Sag, nnb 10 geadt fiir Madt,
Wmt MIR fnr5en Grbplnngsftnnben,
11nterbrodem iab bur6 Ben STUFF 5ar Sdla&t,
@b' sic M!iafben mod &mbe gef1t16en. g.
1tnb beim %glngriff, menn nit flamt1menbe1n Nantb,
SIM >pitbemben, blntiaen @inge1t
9ie &a11pfer ibr f6Stlides Grbenent
Sen Siren gum Spfer b%rimeen!
&pra1 NIT Observation-Disclosures Suit,
SSn st1trm an sic feirbli6en @treiter
81 Mander and ianf nit bnrdl1derter 8rmit,
Sic nod itanben, Sic %ftiirmten metter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Gmalanb hat sic M1tsfmbr BON Sol

Gnglatt6 fat Sic M1Sf1tbr BON Sob
Len trod) BEN 2dnoern ieiner @erbiin.
oeter perboten. @obrfdeinIi@ lit es
Ser nidt eon3 r,rbebrinoeten @nftdt,
bob man @Slter, bic burnm ge,ta1a
iino, fi4 fiir England gu berbIl1ten,
r.l1big i'm tom1nenoen @trter audi
~friererr lofien tonne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

1tniere apiafenpreFe brandt fd
rtidt an3uitrenger. Sbr @@ibling
geifoloi Mifoloietpitfd, Ser groBe
@tnatege NIT Der &rebsnot,tr, bt
iid ale 8Alei6sfun6gebunger1 an
I6bli9 bes Gales bon @aridai ber-
beten. MIfo bite teine Blun1enl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
gum l. A"e"it

sic bSrten Der @nnoen ber5iueifelten Sdrei,
ODD Sob mar's fit ii, st perluetlen,
Sic bpfften nn6 ,uitnidten, eS mare borbet,
9enn lie fonnten midt 6elfen, nidbt betlen.
sic fonntert nidt belfen rno nt1tkten es iebu
gSie sic &ameraben langiam berbarben,
Bis leiie neriunt1nte ibr 9fnfen 1tnb Glebn,
1tnb lie trpitlps nnb rettungslpS itarben.
Nidt @affenrnb parb linen 5merfauut,
Sic 5erriTencn 2eiber at Seden,
1tnb NIT bes Sdladtfelos 9ebetli9tem Sanb
gu nmbiillem sic @remel mn6 SdJre6em
Seber 2mft5mg bradte &ertue imngsbmft
&pn benz Sell, mo- Sic Soften lagen -
11nb in Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2mt
&aben lie S6ladten gei6lagen!
Tiarma6r, mas. sic beutiden Srappen poIbradt
6at nidt leines gleiden anf @roen.
@as lie g%elitten mnb bnrdbgemadt,
2iek mts SSninglingem Manner >uerben.
sic itambem fet, tute elm @al BON @tetn,
Sbne at ,ueiden mn6 iuanfen
1tnb baf in ser @ei1matb Sic Saaten ge6eib'x,
@aben mir ibnem at banfen!
Mit @intersbeldmerben nnb @intersnptb
ST nnn ,nand5 2eio audi bergangen,
9pd n1ande1t 8raben febrt ME bas Gotb
glnf Sic blaf gepurbenen @angen.
1tnb Mander tptr6 ME 1nebr bic 9et1natb febn,
@ets nidts mebr bpn &annpfen 1tn6 Stegen -
11nb sic bemt ant Grade Ser 8riiber ftebn,
@er meiff, no Bic 11prgen liegen?
@er >peik? mie biel %fuitbares Menidemblmt
Mpd5 sic %tramerabe @rbe mmf farben,
11nb >uie biel Srobfnn 1tno SSmeenontatb
Sod beriddu1ne11 nttf 1,b berberben?
@er meif, iue biel G6eirbe bas beutide Sduert
90ssod) a,tf ben goben n1tf 5%,utngen? =
1tnb mer bon allen, sic ginge1, tuer febrt,
Ser !6etnnatb Sen 6rieoen at brt1gen?
@ir >uiIen es nidjt. Mnr Gins 1T flar,
1tmb ,pGre sic @DQe tint gmnbe:
gis ing @ers 9eitdblt 1n6 nniuanbelbar
stebt 9entidlan6 atf ebernent @rnnbe.
setne S6bne idenen nidt @un6ert nod Sob,
= Sic mtien at iterben nnb iiegen
9n beiltges 9e1ttidlanb, es fat feline 9eotb,
91t Gift bod nidt nnter5ufrte9en!
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-11-11
MOTOR OWNERS GATHER,

There was safety first" meeting
OF 800 automobile owners last Friday
afternoon at the Orpheum.
Judge Schmidt made some pointed
remarks inspired by his experience.
He advocated systematic and persistent
education IN traffic regulating. licens.
ing drivers with the unfit eliminated
and county board legislation to keep
the fine money at home. This last
would not seem TO be important be-
cause there are virtually no prosscu-
tionS outside OF the cities and villages.
Fred Schuette gave an Illuminating
talk illustrated with charts He also
gave sketch Of the history of the au.
tomobile in the city OF Manitowoc.
John Plumb owned the first automo-
bile in the city and DR., Patchen the
second.
j. f. Hamilton Of Two Rivers, presi-
dent OF the County Automobile Club,
presided and urged the advantages of
belonging to the county and state asso.
Citations.
The club has tentative plans for
large outing for next summer and the
matter will soon be taken up.
The sense Of the meeting was to CO.
operate with the public authorities in
enforcement Of the rules OF the transc
regulations.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-11-11
Father Pitt of Meeme leaves this
week for Milwaukee where he will
have charge OF church.
MARRIED.

Roche-Hayes. On Wednesday
Nov. ), at the Catholic church in Nee
me, by Rev. Robt. Roche, Mr.. Johr
Roche Of Doylestown and Miss Julia
Hayes OF Meeme.
There were present at the ceremony
Rev. Father Wall pastor at Patch
Grove and Rev. Henry Roche of Col
umbus, uncle OF the bridegroom. The
ceremony was performed by brother
Of the groom.
Mr.. Roche is young man OF good
education and fine business ability,
He became acquainted with his bride
while visiting his brother who was pas
tor Of the Catholic chu rch at Meeme.
Miss Hayes, the bride, was for some
time teacher in this county, and is a
young lady OF most estimable charac
ter. There was no teacher more con.
scientious in her work and none who
rose more rapidly in the esteem OF pa,
irons. Mrs. Roche has earned the
good will o! many and will ever be
kindly remem bered by them.
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k0LB DOWN IN FIGHTING REGION

John Kolb who cashed lot of forged
checks and even got ten dollars from
the sheriff on one of them a couple OF
weeks ago is somewhere down in Mexi-
co or on the border. His wife who is
here received letter from him last
week bearing Mexican stamp. The
post mark was blurred so that the place
of posting could not be accertained. The
sheriff has kolb's picture and descript-
ion circulated broadcast over the coun
try ana particularly along the Mexican
border. He thinks that Kolb is on this
side and had the letter mailed in Mexi-
co as a ruse. There never was a more
nervy and impertiment trick turned
than that of Kolb in bidding goodbye
to the sheriIl, who was acting as proba-
ton officer over him, by cashng a bo-
gus ten dollar check. If ever an officer
sought a runaway John is seeking Kolb.
The officers chargin is natural and in
spires him to extraordinary efforts.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses have
been issued hv the county clerk the
last week:
Edward Thuss Of Two Rivers and
Louise Stahl of Mantowoc; Louis Zip.
perer of Cato and Eliza beth Meidl OF
Franklin; James Roland of Franklin
and Sadie Ebert Of Cato; Chas. Grobas-
ky and Blanche Carbeg, both of Two
Rivers; Louis Bishop and Ida Huebner,
both Of Town of Manitowoc: John vii.
liams and Esther Beth, both of Two
Rivers; Hugo Hammernlk and Martha
Burgard, both Of Two Rivers; joseph
Stipek and Anna Iavlinek. both of
Kossuth; William Regiment and Mar.
garet Narkosky, both OF Manitowoc;
John Komorowsky and Marie Daron
both Of Manitowoc; Albert Reimer Of
Hilbert and Pauly Prochnow of Collins:
Henry Hoehkammes of Newton and
Ella Reichwald Of Schleswig; An.
drew l'ischke OF Two Rivers and Mrs.
Sophia Miller Of Cato; John pleuss OF
Rapids and Mary Scbuette OF Kossuth;
James Staidl and Julia Mayer both OF
Two Rivers; Wesley Jaycox and Mabel
Grun, both Of Manitowoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-11-11
CITY TAXES WILL Be LOWER

The city council at its meeting next
Monday will make the annual levy OF
taxes. There have been many unfor-
seen, extraordinary expenses the past
year; sewers, chapel at cemetery and
so on, which were unprovided for and
which depleted the city treasury. Thes
must be made up as the city is running
on borrowed funds. There will also be
levy necessary OF about 10 or $4,000
for the city's and wards part OF paving
to be done next year. These are all in
excess of last years levy. Now there
confronts the city the matter Of paying
the illegal terminal taxes Of Railroads
for wears, amounting to $4,000 or $4,000
which the county will charge back to
the city. About half of this money
will come back to the city when the
state tax commission rrassesses these
railroad terminal properties for the
past 3 years under the new terminal
lax law. This reassessment will be on
the state valuations and at the state
rate, and only S596 OF the tax raised
will come to the city, all Of which will
result in the city realizing in cash con-
siderably less than half of what the
county credited the city with the past
3 years. City taxes will be higher than
ususal, especially in the wards where
the big sewers and paving are laid
The council will doubtless hold it down
as low as possible.
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MISSING MAN FOUND DEAD.

On Tuesday Of last week Roland
Hoffman, aged 15 former resident of
Tisch Mills left the home of his daugh.
ter here snd nothing was heard Of him
until it was learned that he had been
calling on former neighbors near Tisch
Nils on Thursday. He had probably
walked most of the IS miles and had
taken two days to do it, He refused
invitations to stay with friends there
and left; and it was supposed that he
haG l.tG. ueG 20 Nianitonoc Saturday
morning his body was found in the riv-
er at Tisch Mills. The case had the
appearance of suicide.
The body was found Just over the
line in Kewaunee county and because
he had told Frank Stangel at Tiscb
Mills that he interded to commit sui.
eide and because of the fact that the
water was barely three feet deep where
the body was found. This place was
just over the line in kewaunee county,
and the officials there decided that an
inquest was MT necessary.
In his lonesome old age Mr.. Hoffman
was probably impelIed to visit the
familiar scenes of his early manhood
and the thought Of ending it all near
his wife's grave doubtless swept him
away.
Mr. Hoffman is survived 10y daugh-
ter in this city, Mrs. Adolph Schwartz,
524 North Ninth street, one daughter
at Milwaukee, Mrs. John link, and a
son Joseph. residing in the town of
Franklin, One brother, residing at
Coleman, also survives.
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ADOLpH zANDER
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Tuesday morning Adolph Zander vas
crushed to death under the wheels Of II
moving crane in the Manitowoc Boiler
Works plant where he has been for
several years employed. Mr.. Xander
was leaning over track mailing a 2N4
in place. In his position he could not
be seen by the operator. lie evidently
thought he could finish his task before
ii became dangerous but the wheels
caught him. He cried out and the
machinery was stopped but it was too
late. Life was extinct from terrible
crushing of the body. The company's S
statement is as follows:
"Mr. A, Zander, pattern maker and
millwright at the Manitowoc Boiler
Works Company met with an accident
about ten O'Clock this morning which
resulted in death. Mr. Xander was in
the act of building a scatloiding under
meath the runway and was mailing two
by four post on runway. Instead of
using a ladder or notifying the crane
man he leaned over the crane track of
runway. No doubt he thought he could
drive his four or five nails and get away
in safety. The crane operator not know
ing Mr.. Xander was there started the
crane and it struck him."
Mr.. Iander was born at Two Rivers
SO years ago and has lived in Manito-
woe nearly all his life. His father at
one time owned planning mill on the
site whore Adolph was killed and he
later worked in this mill for years
He is survived by his wife and four
children, Mrs. Henry Schweda, Misses
Asia and Louise and Adolph Xandcr, all
of this city.
The funeral Will be held tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock from the Prcsby-
terian church. Interment in Evergreen
cemetary.