The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-08-03

Mr. and Mrs. 7. c. Schaetfer and
daughter from Marshtield are visiting
at the home of j. Staehle South ith
street.
Messrs. WIN. Groh, John Miller and
Ruben Let lenberger of St. Nazianz
were in the city Wednesday and made
a call at the Pilot office.
Mr.. Mat Staudt, former resident of
this city, but now a prosperous farmer
near Lisbon, North Dakota, is visiting
with relatives and friends here
"Civilization demands that starving
Poland be fed, " says the Chicago News
Possibly, but it looks as if civilization
has failed as feeder and made a great
score as a murderer recently.
Miss Margaret McGinniy, who had
been visiting at the home OF Henry
Mulholland, has returned to her home
at Edgarton, Wis. She was accompan-
led by Miss Marie Mulholand who will
visit for week at Edgarton.
The Misses Addie, Myrtle and Able
Mendlick have concluded TO dispose Of
their grocery store on North Sth street
and remove to Oak Park, Ill., A short
time ago they sold their residence on
ST. Clair street to II. G. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. BrGno Mueller left
Tuesday for Chicago where they will
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Larson for while and then proceed to
the Pacific coast where they will visit
their sons, Henry and Edgar Mueller
They viii 1e a1sen. for several months
VISIONS CHILD.
Some people marry for love and re
main married for spite,
Don't imagine that there is anything
harder to keep than an umbrella.
A spinster says she loves cats be.
cause they are Just as treacherous as
men.
1t is easier for man to be the archi-
tect of his fortune than to be the build
er.
Vices are among the Oldest things on
record, yet history doesn't mention the
loss Of a single one.
When a man has so much money
that it troubles him, he can easily find
some woman who is only 100 glad to
share his troubles,-EXchange.
Thos. Brennan of Valders is Il caudi-
date for sheriff at the democratic prjm-
aries in ManiJowoc County ard from
all accounts stands an excellent chance
of winning the nomination. There are
manv people in Calumet county who
know Tom and would like to see him
nominated for they FEEL sure he would
be elected. He spent portion Jf his
boyhood in this vicinity and his pedi.
gree shows that he is a thoroughbred
His grandfather, the late Patrick Fin
negan, was pioneer of the town Of
Eaton, Mantowoc county, and during
the civil war served as member of
company X, of the eth regiment Like
the grandfather and the other mem
bers of the Brennan family Tom 5 dem.
ocracy has always been sound. Chiffon
Times
There was a time in the history of
the world when war crippled only
those nations actually engaged. Since
that time railroads, steamships, tee-
graph and telephone lines have made
the world much smaller. And as it has
grown smaller and commerce has
spread, a great change has been
wrought.
Each and every civilized nation must
chip in and help pay for war anywhere.
1t for time gold and silver flows to
those nations not at war they should
not fool themselves into believing that
they will have nothing to pay. The
pay day must come sooner or later in
some form or other. 1t may be paid in
loss of trade, it may be paid in increas-
ed prices OF goods, it may be paid by
the shrinkage of the buying power of