The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-08-16

on Michigan Ave.
Mrs. Anton Goetz and daughter are
visiting at Fond du Lac with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arthur Howarth, former resi-
dents of this city.
John Clark has resigned the princi-
palship of the Two Greeks graded
school to accept the principalShip OF
ward school in Racine.
Miss Marion Pankratz OF st, Luke 5
hospital, St. Paul, is home for the
summer vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs 1. Pankratz.
Marcus Rappel is at Wausau where
he is attending the state meeting OF
the Retail Grocers' association which
Is In session there this week.
Frank Chloupek who is training for
the ambulance corps at Fort Sheridan
was home Sunday on visit to his par
ents, Judge and Mrs. John Chloupek.
Mrs. William Mccullough and chill.
dren have returned to Hammond,
Indiana, after visit with Mrs. Nc
Cullough's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Cerrull.
After 400 years Of effort to civilize
American Indians shall we send regi-
ments OF them to see how the most
religious OF Christian sovereigns prose-
cutes war.
VIM. Krainik, Louis, Pankratz, Glen
johnson and Jos. Staslson are campers
at Ravine Park this week. Auto trips
to Sheboygan and other points is on
their vacation program.
Mrs. Charles Trainor, Miss Hette
Saylor and Miss Bernedette Trainor,
who we're visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Anna Savage, have returned to
sheir home at Waterloo. Ia.
City Clerk John j. Kelley accompa-
MED his father, who had been here on
visit from Springfield, Mass, as far
as Milwaukee Tuesday morning, on the
latter's return trip. The Clerk con-
tinued on to Madison on business.
Miss Margaret Robinson who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
Manitowoc, Maribel and Kelnersville,
will return to her home in Milwaukee
Friday. Miss Robinson is an annual
visitor in this part of the country and
is always welcome guest.
Erwin Kaderabek is here from North
Dakota for visit with his parents
Mr.. anc Mrs. j. Kaderabek, North
eighth street. Mr.. Kaderabek has
enlisted in the hospital corps of the
U. S army and is nov stationed at
Fort Lincoln, N. OAK, but expects to
be ordered with his attachment to the
front in the near future. He left
Tuesday on his return trip to Fort
Lincoln.
We are not a soldier, but some things
look curious. One thing is why con
certed attack is rot made on Germany
from all the fronts at the same time.
II England, France, Italy and Russia
were to make a charge on them from
all fronts at the same time, the Kaiser
would have no time to shift troops from
place to place, and something might be
accomplished. No charge for this sug-
gestions.
The nineteenth annual convention OF
the League OF Wisconsin Municipali-
ties, which was to have been held in
Racine Aug. 1917, has been postponed
until the last week in September. Be
tween 300 and 400 delegates are ex-
pected from lib cities. Plans for the
program are being made by Prof. F..
II. MacGregor, secretary of the league
and chief of municipal reference bu-
reau OF the University of Wisconsin
Extension division.
During the past year the dairy de-
psrtment OF the University OF Wisconsin
received 5S3 requests for men to fill
important positions.
OF these 1873 were for buttermakers;
"a, helpers in creameries; IA, butter
makers and ice cream men; l76, cheese
makers; Is, combined butter and
cheesemakers; l6, managers of factor
les; u, ice cream makers; ., CONTEST.
ing association officials; q, city milk
plants; 6, city milk inspectors; 30, con-
densed mix factory assistants; s, dairy
men; 3 travelling men; 7, with oleomar-
garine factories and 20, instructors in
other colleges.
Milk is food, so no matter how clean
the barn may be, it is a poor place to
keep milk. The stock tank or the
watering trough, too, is a poor place to
hold milk or cream on account OF the
odors which are readily absorbed by
warm milk. Therefore, the cans
should be removed to the milk house
Immediately after milking.
Romans Liked Cock Fighting.
In the New Testament the cock Is
mentioned I'm reference to the deninl of