The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-04-13

Jos. Connell, income tax assessor,
attended meeting OF the assessors a,
Madison last week.
Mr.. Ed. Yohanek OF Kellnersville
was in the city Tuesday and made q
call ut the Pilot office.
Fl. G. Kress left Friday for Cantor,
H., where he has purchased half in.
uerest in business college.
Nowadays the child WHO is reason.
able Is willing To take III der advise
ment the advice OF its paren 8.
The Misses Helen 81 q HIlua Kir
and Pauline Loges OF Sheho. gan spei
Sunday with frit nds in this city.
Mr.. John Ksdow and son Francis
we're at Milwaukee Z iesday on b
ness pertaining t. he Mikadow theatr,
We are not adequately prepare bu,
the Mexican band Is will not learn tn
from the way in which American bl |.
/ ets affect them.
Mr.. Gerald Grove OF Liberty was a
caller at the Pilot office Monday He
talked whole lot but paid nothing on
his subscription account.
Same old hat. Same old ring. Same
old agitator saying same old thing.
Same old Teddy, ever ready. Same
old nerve, always steady.
"villa prisoners confirm the repor,
that their chiefs wounded" Confirm
alton from Mexican prisoners is no,
proof beyond reasonable doubt"
FOR SALE.
One Cadillac four passenger automo
bile. Electric lights and starter
Win trade for grade or pure bred Hol
stein cows. Inquire at the c. Reiss
Coal Co. office.
Spring" is man-made term de
scribing a mamma de division Of the
year. Weather is heaven-made, but
you have to remind yourself OF the fact
J from time to time as YOU bow to the
buffeting of an April snowstorm.
Miss Julia Jirikowic who spent the
winter at her home here, left Sunday
afternoon for Great Falls, Montana
where she has entered upon 320 acres
of the public land with the purpose OF
acquiring ownership OF it under the
provisions of the homestead law.
Edward Kadow has gone to St. Paul
where he will purchase a carload oil
cattle for Strengthening. The Kadow
brothers are erecting large slaughter
house on South Superior street with q
refrigerator in connection. --Antigc
Journal.
Judge Kirwan is at Sheboygan where
he is holding the April term OF circuit
court which opened Monday. There
are thirty-four cases on the calendar
four criminal cases, twenty one jury
cases and nine court cases.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Last Thursday night the F er Saei
ger bund held their annual meeting
and elected the following officers fol
the ensuing year:
President Henry Detjen
Vice Pres. DR.. .. c. Wernecke
Secretary Alex Dusold
Treasurer George Mittnacht
Librarian Herman Schmitz
Banner Carrier Henry Keil
Director George Urban
Nowadays it is declared to be reces
sary to steam heat the country school,
house and serve hot luncheon for the
pupils. The old-fashoned boy who
"helped tote wood" for the room stove
and ate ct midday spongelike soda
biscuit which had absorbed the rasp.
berry jam Ma put between It's halves
never was anything more than thu best
rough and tumble fighter in the neigh.
borhood, and never got to be anything
more than President OF the United
States or OF some billion dollar corpor.
alton. Give the boy chance!
For the first time in the history OF
the Red Cross Christmas Seal Sale.
Wisconsin stands second to New York
in the contest for national honors in.
stead OF first among the group OF most
populous states, those having popula-
ton Of over 2, 100000. New York taxes
first position with per capita sale OF
l.S In spite of the fact that Wisconsin
has its record sale. In 1915, it drops
into second place with sale Of l. 46
per capita. The total sale for the en-
tire United States will reach $4,000, 900
seals, bringing in q revenue for anti
tuberculosis work in the United States
OF 100000. Nearly one.twentieth Of
the entire sum will be spent in Wis
cons!n, the total sale in this state being
approximately $1,000.