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cHtNCEitY TRANSFERS.
Thirteen Dpcds of bargain and Sute.
Amounting to SNO.t2J.


j. \. Leach ct uX. to y. e. Andrews.
aoxl3a feet ives; line the Plaza. Ia
feet north OF Eacon Road. January
-. 1916: 5000
uel u. Roulware. a0xlS5 feet at ;ic
southeast corner OF Branch and vii
low Avenues 1n,s. II Providence Park ian
Miss Eva B. Palmore to \. J. Could
ing. oixi5a feet north line Broad
street, 81 feet west of Thirty second
street. January 3. 1916: tax, So
$40
i. Lee Davis ct ux 70 r. H. Harwood.
IS feet IL inches by 81 feet south
line Main street. IS feet SIP inches
r. IT. Johnson 20 Fannie NJ. John
son. "7Nl35 fee; at the southwest cor.
ner of Main street and DAVIS Avenue.
WOODWARD! d Son to Virginia Rail /.
way and rowcr Co.. a tract OF land
ON tho south side Of the Haxall Mill
Race. extending from Ninth to Tenth
streets. December II, 1915: tax. s25:
$40
Ida y. Logan to Emma 7. Cosby. -.
feet Street ct t am1 n,rn norner
nary IL, 1916: tax. sl.7o: $40.
West End Development Corp 10
Inez NJ Robinson. .3oo-295 feet at the
and Lafayette Street January Il.
1916; tax. so cents; $40.
James T.. Minor. special commission.
or. to Susan 4. Brown, o0S13O fec1
west line Third Street. 20 feet nor.ll
of Duval Street. January IL. 1910:
tax. s1.a0, in accordance with 4 de /.
cree of the Chanccry Court.
r.. +. Sheppard OF uN. TO y. y. Shcp.
pard. lots !. .. and 4, except the
northern 60 feet. in block In me
plan Of Highland Park. April 81. 1911:
tax. ST. ST.
Mrs. NJ T.. Gray to IT. Is. johnson ct
nj, 52N130 feet east line First street.
93 feet north OF BYRD Street. Deccm-
her 30 1915: $3.50.
John G. Richardson TO Gordon Wal
lace. ~ feet 4 inches by 1912 feet
north line Grace Street, SO feet 1
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CHARTERS ED.

Charters were issued by the Stoi,
Corporation Commissions scstcrdav rs
follows:
Film Corporation. Richmoud incree.
ing its capital stock from $4,000. 0O0 to
$4,000, 900.
Amendment to charter OF Noryen.
Roberts Supply Co, Inc. Chase titv
changing its name to Goodc- Roberts
Supply Co. Inc.
Peoples Market. Inc. Norfolk: m,x
imum. $4,000: minimum. $4,000: par
value, 500. Edward H. Barrett rres-
idcnt. Norfolk: Philip Roska,n, sec
rotary. Norfolk.
The Peoples Furniture Stores. Inc.
5000: par value. 500: furniture pus;.
ness. w. l.. Velliies, prcsident: T.. T.
Coleman, vice. president: w. T. Sea-
brow, secretary, all of Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

- ~" uII''IrN DHVIs
rhs simple. practical method aprii.s THO
Hetlicn" where sprays touches. utntucnts
",c.. cnnrot possibly It's effect iS >"o'i-
iu: ana heating. aud ~ entirely harmless
containing 10 tobacco habit forming
drugs II IL pleasant 10 use, and sick
rrinE "a those whn have u.v"r smoke.
M UattCG huW severe long -slIn.i!ii.
YOUR may ne, want show yot,
what Remedy vii, do.
4" prev" the hcncf.iai. pheasant effect
Thc Dlcsscr Company 90 Walton street
tt'auti. ga. VIII! malt absolutely fro 20 ANY
sufferer s'mp'" that VIII verify their
,lAim> is actual t"s,. rhis :rec pac,nge
contains d pipe. some 81 tho Remedy toi.
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

stntr senate, CnpitDi. 1. nuon
House OF Delegates. Capitol, 10
o'clock.
Virginia Rund Bui.,Iers' Ss.oclu-
ton, MurphS'S Hotel, dny and might
Snti- SniOOn League OF virginia.
ftrond street Mcthodist Church., y
o'clock.
ice Camp finn. birthday OF Gem
crnl Robcrt u. lee. address, by Judge
john n. GOhirick. = o'ciork.
b0nrd OF Aldermen. city lInIi, y
0'ctOeS.
hoard oi Police commissioners,
Police Headquarters, Y o'clock.
t.yrtc-P1puiar rnudcyIilc; mutt
nee. =; night. :. 40 aud q.
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I.c,.,mre ON rrnhihi,inn.

NAIiIiISpNi:tIt;. VA, .Ianmurv Is z
Former Congressman Richmond fear
son iIo6suu, Of Alabama. and ~. I'D
win J. SlrtrncS, Of New York City.
spoke on national prohihittou here to
might. This afternoon they addressed
;tn audience IN i;rids."at"r, locking
ham County. u'i tne same subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

leasing and larger stock I!S,us home
st"ads now await the action Ul IT."
Senate. Th" Senate Public Lands COM
m'tt"c already has reported al :dcnt-
cal homestead bin. and il expected ~
bring out soon Il bill identical with tho
House measure for water power de
vclupm"nt SO Tar. the bin for icasiG"
mineral lands has nos made anN prog
rc"S Ia tn" senate
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l MON SnIiIicr ns Guest.
Special Ia The Times

',.n..1NI 7" TIC IIncs- DlSnatCII
ihIEESRt Re-. VA. January is
s. .oiohel James Nndcrson, uc Wilcox
o*,' Gran! ARM Of the Republic. OF
Springfield. Mass. viii ID. :, .ruas, =,
thc BANQUET given ~ A. T. lIiu Camp
o! Eonfcderat: Veterans Tomorrow
night in celebration Of General Ices
birthday. Colonel Anderson is ai hon
c"ary member o. Tho camn. and never.
rails to attend its celebrations
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fNo building Permits. Nmonntinl

PERMITS for new and repair wuri.
were issued yesterday by Building ~
SPcctJr lSutlcr as follows:
Mrs. Robert Wiittct. 10 repair N.
nIItk ouiidinE at II. - AMI IL North
biShth street. TO cost S5uO
j. L. Parker. To build !, ,wo.s,or.
prick succeed dwelling on the $50;
sue OF Forty-third street. betwen,l
keed% and Ithoads Streets. t,orea, nm
to cost $500 $500
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''cIo" Zero IN Southwest.
Special TO The rtnes-pisns,r

,i'''Is.' 20 n" Times Dis DatcI
HIo!. IA. lanuary i:-r,..
,''rcofN registered degrees below
zero or tho Virginia Tennessee bt,rdcr
v!oc" ih's morning. II Glade
orIi"S' "a. thirty miles east. ii reg
istered below. INDICATIONS n,i,,, =,
almost zero weather to-mor-ow morn
Ing. "''''-
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t,EI< TO RAISE FUND TO
LIFT ROANOKE COLLEGE DEBT
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

INUttIiI 10 HE IITItS DISDUTCN.
OANVILlE. VA, January lS.-A
committee OF eight wcll-lnown bust
loss men set gu; to-day to raise a sum
,f $4,000 by local subscription to
iquidatc the debt Oh tho Roanoke Col
ege and to start an endowment fund.
rho Roanoke Educational Commission
las promised the local college $4,000
= the sum above stated Is realized in
,snville. Five thousand dollars was
Used during the day.
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Wnnt >cho", urbrilt n, Once

-i''NI|I 70 7 IIe IImeS- IIisv.icW
H.lSTJi. VA. January lS-\ Ia-.,
n"n: o. "inmna OF Sullins College. tho
Methodist school tha. burned here.
recently. mot to-day ana adopted re.u-
'uiohs urging the trustees 10 take
i'r"'hr' action looking 10 the rebuild
ing OF the school
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ui>,>TlRI: ALMANAC.
II,usc sin in London.

.pNDUN. llHnuary lN.--The Tlmcs's
sport thai Colone! l.. Nj. Rouse, Pres!
den, Wilson's representative, had gone
% Tic Continent Is erroneous. Col
ouel House is still in London comforting
with AiabRsSado Page and meeting
mrur prom.ueTt officials. re will
Leave III . wcciS.
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uE>uic0 TRANSFERS..
Two Deed. OF bargain and Sn;c.
Amounting to S.nH.

l.nlN Lewis 10 if. l.. Jordan. -
acre lying between the New Market
Road ami the Osborne TURNPIKE. .,nout
three and ouc-hait miles below the
city June \. 1919: $40.
f.. W. Dnbney ct NJ, 10 J. ". HUE
win"kcl. lot % in block - IN The plan
Of Elooninrdalc September -: i"li:
tai. - cents: go.
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vi SviNGs TRANSFER.

Onr Deed al iBnrgnin mud sulc.
Amounting to $3.50.
HEATH j. Itawi"y ct al. trustees. 10
Home Brewing Co. lots . and II IL
block - III the plan OF Woodland
Heights. being 6"NliS fee, ~ the north
side OF Stoucwali Street. ia feet vest
OF the corner Of Twenty ninth Street
January >. 1916: $3.50.
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PLUMBING Ii;H,iris.

ne iu!iOwing permits wcr. ia4,In,l
yesterday by riumbins Inspector Law
Bowman & Gregory. Cor Il. -. ra-.ic
ton. 3i0I East i:road Street
j. III. Rose * To- fo, q = Siilj,.u,
Rolan Park '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

inches east of Harrison street. ianu-
AIRY |. 1916. taa. $3.50; $40.
Lewis &. Williams ct ais. TO \. Is.
northeast corner OF iicnsington Ave-
nuc ana West Street January IL.
1916: $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

tatrh. Asthma. ,a,1rrha! paaIn.SS. n
subject !" frequent colds, send your sunr
and address ut once hy nnstni card or letter
-. ihc free package. aud copy OF oui.
illustrated booklet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
I1uinfnlt.

I.ainfall last twenty-four hours. None
in rainfall since March
$50
IN rainfall since Jan
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses wero issued hy
tho clerk Of tho Hastings Court yaa-
terday "a follows:
James a. Thompson. OF Sylyatus. Va,
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Medieated s sn oke
Drives Out CafaETII
Try This Pleasant Herb Smoke.
Sent Free by Mail.

-. iIspsscr vino nas devoted fort$ years
tp the treatment uf cuturrh. tx. the "rigina
tor ~ certain continuation of medical
ii.rbH. .,uucrS aud berries Ia ne smoked in
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Local Obscr, ntion ut y. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature. 70: humidity, -: wind
direction, southwest; wind, velocity. y
miIc6: MCathcr, nNrty ClOuuy.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

ara Mildred NJ. Spencer.
DAME! Adanis and l.cttIc cash.
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The Weather
l.nrnI .ren,ncruiIirc.

noon temperature ...........
. +. NJ. temperature .........
- %l'niim temperature to /. VI
Minimum temperature To i. NJ
Mean temperature .............
normal temperature ...,.
deficiency III temperature.
deficiency - temperature since
March ] ............. .....
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
HOMESTEAD MT.
I,ASSIhD In IIuI IL,

Tie tcwis h;ii to Great" system
Of C'r-arlc Stock raising homcStea1iS
- Grid. seuiar;d and mountainous
lands I'm seventeen states. was passed
late to-day by the House.
Al three 90 the administration cons
Serva;iol measures. providing for
vatcr-pow.r DEVELOPMENT, mimera!
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,<Il TWO OBJi:tTloN>.
HAMMOND POINTS or.


10 .IIG that only two objections
oula i.- urG.r against preparedness
,irs,. ny "thc pc;tc. ~ any price class,
,rcausc they fear the development ~
|, m.litaria;ic mania. second. the qu"s-
ION -. costs Nj. Hammond urged
hat tho proposed expenditure OF ST.
\ 90 oO0. 200 beyond the cou?,c>'s pres
Int naval and military budget lie look
Il upon as - business investment. an
|nsurancc-not always cffcctual against
|yar but. which Will. at least mini
Inize the distress incident 10 war.
LIr Hammond said tina; the present was
ot the time for either political party
. make political capita! for campaign
purposes.
III in pursuance Of Pan American
s,r" lie said. I've are 10 extend our
|,phcre ., influence We shall need
,avy OF far greater strength than that
|,r ans other power, with the sole eN-
lnption OF Great Britain. With Japan
+ Rave Other issues ~ addition 10
1lr cper door IN China policy that
hight bring crisis. Military experts
ave urged the utter dcfeusc!css posi-
on az our Pacific coast against M
nvasion by the japanese"
|rAIrOTT WILLIAMS
ADVOCATES PREPAREDNESS
~. Hammond expressed the belief
IA, ;; Panama Canal bond issue 10 meet
ne cosi Of national defense would be
loss objectionable tha.i any system Of
|irect taxation.
Talcott Williams. dean OF the Pulit-
|. or school Of Journalism. told the
tcdcration that the United states il
Ever defeated in war. would have %
|aay nm indemnity reaching as high as
|; 4 @. 600. 200. o00.
!, Mr.. Williams said that the interest
~ this enormous su,u would he as
argc as ANY expenditure now proposed
Tor increasing this countrys army and
[,avy. For all the time, lie added this
1utcrcs; charge would he met by all
lie industries of the land. and any at
cmIn 10 throw this aside would de-
| troy national solvcncy.
"rhc browning reason for an aae-
I,ua.e army and navy for the United
States said MI. Williams. rs not war.
Iii peace. ''he boundaries of the conn
~ need dc tense. but no more than its
|lutieY reed discharge"
| Arthur u! Dadmun, secretary OF the
Navy League Of tho United States.
IN peG ,hc adoption Of nara, policy
That would ultimately furnish the
rnitcd states with navy second to
lone lie also advocated n general
|,taT 70" INC navy. M improved per-
|;onncl law, and AN increase OF co.
|,nO seamen and naval apprentices to
|'u,lv man all useful ships
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
'DVNNFE YOUNG IN
TIL: Ant or Dt.rE.N 81

Industrial education and vocational
raining IA a part Of the educational
?stcm OF the state. with financial aid
|f the Federal government,
Education OF til. young, p!! sically
nj mentally, including the art ANA
ne duty Of defense. the ability TO De:ir
rms the incuication Of the ideals Of
emocracy. civic rights, duties aud oh
|igations.
'Inculcatc Ia ALI our people . social
onacenc. FOR better concept Of in
ustriai Justice"
In Introducing his list or conditions,
Pr. Gompcrs said:
Tile labor muN c.ncnt takes the 20
i'ion that plans and policies for ma
.enai defense aud Preparedness must
pc III accord with an educated con-
ciencc which can discern values and
able aud alert 10 distinguish the
I'ital from thc less important and
Milling 10 iusist upon tn" ideals and
IA ndards OF justice. equality and free
om.'
| The closing o! ~" session was tea.
urcd by tho adoption or a resolution
providing for the appointment Of :;
Committee ~ pre!ndcnt Low. .. TIA.
edcra,ion. IL consider and report on
ne bcs, plan +cr naiionai prepared
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FEDERAL. SUpE:Rs ,SIO>
ApInNNL:n HA CON VI l.I"rE.E

hi! 20 establish Il system Of Fed
c!il licensing and supervision of ware
houses for staple agricultural products
Was ftEorahly reported to the llcUS.
to-day 10y the Committee or ASriuul-
turc
This BIN explained Representative
$50 Of South Carolina, chairman ~
tie committee. and author of the meas
urc. undertakes. through the use 81
the warehouse receipts. issued from q
fcdc"aiiy supervised warehouse on az.
ri-uitural products, weighed and graded
~ classified by Federal graders and
wetgners. !" l!Guilize agricultural
products - such way as 10 make
hea The best possible collateral TOT
tie securing Of mone:.
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LABOR BODIES IN FAVOR
OF PREPAREDNESS PLAN
'Smuei Gompers Delivers Spirited
auuress at final Session OF
National Civic Federation.
Z SUMMARIZES CONDITIONS
Ohm Hays Hammond Declares That
Military and Naval Defense Is I'm
Icratire in Present State OF Inter
nniional Affairs.

"AH'llN,;roN. january ls--Sanucl
l.oihbcr:'. president OF the American
cu"ration Of Labor. to-day told tho
cauonal civic Federation in :, speech.
|i'ch interrupted hy applause. that
rRa"'Hed labor throughout the United
I'thtcs favored adequate national pre-
|ar"un.sa under certain conditions,
(sh'ch u" aumnariIed rs follows
'tccoHnit,"n nf and 90 operation with
ne otSHni@cd labor movement in al!
Ieids OF activity, Industrial. CONNER
III, political. social moral
establishment ana exclusion Of the
/ isiH"n solii.ry. dcinorratically organ
lIed, ofliccrcd. administratcd ANA con
rolled
Prohibition Of the use OF the militia;
or strike duty.
Education OF the wage-ear;lrrs upon,
equality Of ali other citizens IN mrn-
pal training, physical and mental de-
elopmcnt ia organizing. offering. at
|ninistra,inS ami leading III operations
n "a military character of the defense
|f the country.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
EDUCATIONAL.
(By G. w. Meisnest.)
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS

PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS.
The date for the preliminary course
of study examination has been set for
March 20-2l. Questions will be mail
ed out so that they will reach the teach
ers not later than the Saturday before.
Brief instructions will be sent with the
questions. The main purpose of this
examination is to give the teachers a
set of questions made out by the county
superintendent that may aid teachers to
hit harder the essentials if they were neg
lected, and to determine in part at least
whether such pupils are ready for the
diploma examination. Teachers are
advised not to send pupils to the regu-
lar diploma examination unless they
are reasonably prepared to take it,
Some pupils of course may and should
take several subjects in the seventh
grade so that they may finish the next
year The names and standings of
those who do reasonably well at this
examination and who the teacher re-
commends for the diploma examination
should be sent to the county superin-
tendent Immediately after the prelim-
mary examination.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
43 AT THE UNIVERSITY.

There are forty-tbree students from
nine different cities and villages en-
rolled in the University of Wisconsin.
Manitowoc has 10, Kiel is second with
nine, and Two Rivers is third with
seven. The other villages and the
number of students enrolled from them
are as follows: Cleveland, .; White
law, =: Valders, =; Maribel, }; and Mis-.
hcot, /.
The Misses Gladys Seeger, Marion l..
Platt, Irene l.. Lobe, Helen Gray, and
Helen f, Geer, of Manitowoc, are en-
rolled in the College of Letters ard
Science.
Miss Anne B. Hinzie of Two Rivers
is taking the supervisors course in the
School of Music. Wilbur G. Erickson
and William j. Schmidt are enrolled
in the course in commerce Miss Sarah
Taylor is sophomore in the College
of Letters and Science. Peter a. Nap
iecinski is taking his second year of
law, and Norman 7. Meineke is enroll
ed in the College of Agriculture and
Paul Kurtz in the College of Engineer.
ing.
Ofthe nine students enrolled from
kiel and vicinity, three are taking the
Course in journalism and three the
Course in Commerce. Those taking
journalism are William A. Rech. Les
ter G. Getzlow add Waldo II. Arnold;
those taking commerce, Albert l..
Laun, Paul T.. kirscher and Arthur II.
knorr. Werner Luecker is a student
in the chemistry course, Adolph ..
Bauman is enrolled in the College of
Letters and Science, and Adolp w.
is taking the civil engineer
ing course.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
REAL. ESTATE REPORT

The following is a list OF Real Estate
Sales in Manitowoc Co. for the week
ending March i-l9l6. This report is
furnished to us by the Manitowoc co.
Abstract Co. who guarantee their alb
stracts,
Fred Luedke to Henry Krumrey, so
a in sec II town Of Schleswig, 81. Rev.
ST. SO
Jacob l'okorski to Walter Derns, lot
= in blk 332 City OF Manttowoc $500.
Rev. St. SOC.
Herman Lindemann to Emil Linde
mann, und. Of So a in sec 1 x 9 in
town Of Newton, s2SOO Rev. St. S3
Mary Irmiger to William Buth, a
IN sec % town of Cooperstown, S3il.
Rev St. SOC.
Herman Krohn to Charley c. Lorenl
part Of lot : in blk 2O9 City OF Manito-
voc 800, Rev. st. 81.
Michael Madigan to Walter Madigan,
50 a in sec town OF Meeme, $4,000
Rev. St. S.
VIM. 5. Bertler ct al TO Louise Jack
son, 5. OF lots - y 20 in blk 25O City
Of Manitowoc 800. Rev. St 81.
Anton Fierst to Ida Havicek, lain
sec town of Manitowoc Rapids 5000
Rev. st. $50
Ida Havlich,E K to Charles G. Havli-
chek J a in sec town of Mantowoc
Rapids 81
Frank Stark to Edward Boesselager,
a lot in sec 30 town of Schleswig, $40.
Rev. ST. SOC.
Walter Stark to Edward Gutenkunst,
lot in sec 80 town Of Schleswig $500,
Rev. St $3.50.
VIM. f. Christel to Frederick Keisel-
horst lot in blk Village OF Valsder
$3.50 Rev. St. 5uc.
Rudolph BtshotI TO Ebert NJ. Sogge,
lot in sec town OF Manitowoc $1,000.
Rev. St. SO,
Herman Cooke to John Hackman,
Jr, 50 a in sec town of Centerville
5000.
George Peterik to George Leitl,
in sec 35 town of Two Rivers $1,000.
Rev. st. $3.50
Bernard Fetzer to Martin Stuber,
so in sec SO town of Franklin $4,000.
Rev. ST. Sl3.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
SEED GROWERS LIST 1915 1916.

DEED bhoN Emo ilpI l'lo lJIo.
The following persons have pure
bred grains or live stock for sale;
Arnold W. Jacob, Valders ID bd,
Golden Glow Corn No II Test 91fd.
Julius w. Jacob, Vaiders-lOO bu.
Wis. pedigreed Barley No. 8.
=. j Marlborough, Whiteaw- 300
bu O3erbrucker Barley, 250 bu. Swed-
ish Select oats.
Herman StrodhoT, Manitowoc, Il I
$50 bu Pedigreed Barley No. $500 bu.
Pedlgreed oats, No. !, 100 bu. pedi.
greed Rye.
Walter +. Benin, Mantowoc, r. |
100 bu. Wis. Pedigre ed Barley No. O.,
2)0 bu, wis. Pedigreed oats No l..
Pedigreed Rye.
Henry f. Kolb, Cleveland-20 bu.
Pedgreed Rye.
Frank O'Neil, Timothy, X. 40 bu.
Oderbrucker Barley, 10 ou. pedigreed
Rye.
Lars Ballestad, Manitowoc, Il. 800
bu. Pedigreed Barley.
Fred Witte, Two Riverside bu.
Pedgreed Barley No. |, 200 bu, Swed-
ish Select oats.
Torris Geraldson, Manitowoc, K.
100 bu. Wis. Pedigreed Barley No. 8,
Purity 0o6 y Germination 800, 80 bu.
Wis PedigreeG Oats No |, Purity 99.-
q termination 50 "a, 40 ba. Wis. Ped.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES.

M, .,.,f Ipo,o,. S,huer AGAINST the
,,..i,o,roo t. Nnr,hor, Traction %.
-, da,n.o,.s f,r q, ini.nv which
S,,ho,,,, ..,,s,,irol IN a collision with
,ha .,rao, corIo., March aod for dam.
ana s,. ,ho loss ~ a horse in the acci.
dn,, ,,os decided hv Inc inry in favor
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-03-09
DIPLOMA EXAMINATIONS

The regular diploma examination
will be held at the following places,
Friday and Saturday, April 2S and 29
Reedsville, Branch, Clarks Mills, st.
Nazianz, Maribel, Mishicot, Moeme
Dist. No. y, Ncwtonburg, Louis Cor
ners, kellnersville, Centeryillc, Dist
No. 4. Each place of examination will
be in charge of an examiner. Teach
crs are advised to see to it that each
pupil has his map of the district in
good shape and of proper size and also
the agriculture credits secured. Pupils
may present % per cent credit in agri-
culture, and shall have at least l5 per
cent. An extra place of examination
was put i'll at Centerville, district No.
4, 20 Accommodate the large number OF
pupils from that section.