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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

RDofepslt bat ii4 natiir'
lid aud gum @orts bstreffs DeutiA'
lanbs gi0te semeIoet unO in isinRl
iibli9eH Weiie f9pdBt er in ben 20:
binsin. Gr Iast, bob OeutI4Iano oi,
Grmprbuns BON Srauen unb ainferr
in nod sroBerem umfanss ais bisbsl
beabiidtise. 9tlle ROten. bic Oeutid'
lamb in 9.3us auf ben 2auhbOcttriea
srlaHen bat, paren 4ufforberunsen or
bic Rssisrunsen, ale Gipiliiten, 81
lpel9en aud Jrauen uno ainos. ge'
bOren, 5u ermabnen, oab iie Der abge'
ipsrrten 3one fern bleiben, pas Elm
binIGnslider 9apeis 1T, oab Deuti4'
lamb mebr Riidii9t auf MsnidenIeben
nimmt, als bic Resierunsen, pclts
ibrsn gGraern aeitaiten. ii4 in bic
9eIabr5One 5u begeben. 5ait m'insr
mir bic 2eisr um Gnti4uIbisuns Bit
ten, bab mir 0sutfhlart segen bt.
anilase oss abIidtlitsn Wproes Der'
tbsibisen, dber feline Gesner bebaup'
ten bas 10 bdufig unb nit FOLDER @nts
Idiebenbeit. bab mir niat ftiai4Dcis
senb baran pprbeiaeben .Onnen. Sest
1T bic Grase, mas Rooiwelt tbun ipiu,
ipenn ameritaniids 9iirser 10 oerbre;
9eriid Ieihtiinnis finb, bab lie fIh in
bic @efabr3one beseben unb bort ums
tommeu. Seine Jorberung 1T. bic in
ameritaniiden Sdfen internirten
S4iffe fprtSunebmen unb ieoeH 5dns
bel nit Deuti6lano su perbieten.
Wenn ben amsritanern 70 Diel an ben
beuti6eu Sdiffn sslessn 1T, 10 ions
men tie bieielbeH unter Der geoinaun9
nebmen, bab iis Dsrfpreden, ibrs Siirs
ger, Grausu uno ainber uiat in osE
Ipb au id,iden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
lie bentIhe SsOte.
seit @oden in 9euti6Ianb bSraus.
geiebeH.
@ir baItsn bar6t

Gintm beuis untsrm Datum BON
20. DECEMBER 1915 bel 6ersn 6.
5osrnsr bon fsiuem In 6eiItronn.
ggiiritsfnberg. tpobnsnbsn Druber elm
setroFfensn griefs, Der bur4 U<rmit.
teInns zines in GtDdbpIm, Shtpebtp,
lebenben Jrsunbss bsf0tbsrt unb irots
Dem bon Der geHfur gsSffnet irurb.,
enintbmen mir unisr 4nosrsm: WeH
bate stgiduti, bab hrr aries 70 lnnse
bauern ipiirbs! 9shtidlanb in fiir
ibH porbersitet, r mag 10 lame
bauern, fpis unfers 5einbs Wenj4sns
leben opfern tpollen. untsririessn Es
uns nidt unb I1IieBlid ipirb es boa,
sinmnl ~ einem Grieten tommen, me
ibn Dsutf6lanb ipig.
9es 5tuifers }.kbensdneebot Bat
ia bic Gntenie. ME id es ba&te, mi.
6obn bsantportei. es ipirb absr noh
cine 3eit iommen, no fe frob fem
ipiirben. auf bas Grisbensonsebot eirs
eesansen 5u fein. Ramdnien fpirb ia
nun boIb erlebigt isin. bann iperbsn
cine Wense Srupp.r frei fiir onbe.s
3nede. polen lisfsri eineu srobsn
3upa1s an Wannidnften.
Gsiibsm mir RamGnisn bdben, IN
an Elm ausbungtrn nif.
mebr gu oenf.r; bnsssen mir,
gnelanb baIo itbsn, ipas 5uncrr
btibt, ipsnn infer. nsgoote gang
riidFdtslOs Dorseb.n. llnb bus tommi
jsbt.
Dsuifdlanb piro toff.ntIi4 midi
ldnger 70 6umm Iein. fi4 nod al
lein on bas fog.ndHnte U6lisrredpi
baIitn, bas ia gns.aub i&on lanas
nidt mtbr iennt.
Gs IN entiebli5. Der pislen Wlen.
ften ipesen. bic e toiia. bdb nod !siu
Drisbs iommsn fol-. bob mir baltsn
aus in .Siurmstbrnus-, nj. unfsge
SoIbaten finsen, 70 lanss ts isiH
mub.
0ieIs Weibna6tn tpirb cbne boa
iibIids Wsibnoftssesdd Dor fif et
ben. Dan brauh. WeH unb Gier fiji
ipidtisers 3psde uno Is IN iaun
slau5lid. ME man fih an ales A..
ip0bnt BAT. iIeiia. WlebI. Hrob. aa,;
tnffsln, 5tit, Ssif:. 3uder, Rubsla
uffp., alles bits 5siommt man nk
nod aui aaritn, 70 bob Jeber b,H
sleiden 9beil unb stnigenb b.,
iommi. N,eHn man sisiit, mub mo-:
feline Brobs unb ssisif4inris mitnst.
men, jonii beiommt mon uidis..
syldjd siebt es 250 gramm Or,
Tofs nHb bdnn babtn mir nur Sp,i
NAL 9IsiIh bic Wo1t. Conf ibi mnr
gtmhfe nit startpffsIn, Sbii NIT
9adperi unb siihe.
Man alaubt gar u,dt, ME fHnsl
man fih On bitls DtrbdItniHs sts
u5bnt Bat, unb man mub bdburh i,s
ben 5ae an ben tIsnben GngIGnber.
ben perfIu6tsu Sunb. bens
ZEN, Der on al oisf.m S&ulb III, aus
rsintr gbiian,, bsrn 9ierbur& se5t y.
qries isinen 5aa fr;iber ~ Gnbe.
Dns IN bic ahs nnb gr5bts Der
Isbung bes aIIssmeIn onerfanntsn
U5Iierrsfts bur& bic GnsIdrcer, Sas'
MustuneernpolIen sites aanaen Dol
les. Sisrssssn bat ssin glsutrdlsr y.
fpcs a.fast. 6dtts DtutiHlonb odmii
nneefnnssn, ia Bauer, bas mare otnH
etipds aHberts.s
g,as uns Dsuil1r 70 nat ssh;.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

BIZ 80 xaeen arbeitsbd,is uub e.
ncr WeIoitrafe bon $50 unb Auitsis
ipuroe BON Mid)tcr Ben gciteru ssoiepb
goifec, BON gso. 9017 aseIroIe MUenuc,
ipcecn DcrpfanSens bon 4,IeiH bppc.
ibcfarif6 bclaiteten @eeenitarib perlir.
thrilt. Daffee bate fi& bel bcn pidno.
leiber Sorrp oepi et,ien GiamnntrinJ
auf ab5abIing gefauft unb ben Riu9
ham. ebe er be3abIt mar, uerpfdn6et
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
Wenn sefaet pirb, ba 6

@enn sefast pirb, "a 6
Deutfdlanbs gorsebsn feline per3tpe;s
felts Gage srteuuen laife. 10 ipdre bds
tein glrgument eegeu feline Sanbs
lunssipeiie, ioubern cine Re9.fsrtis
gung ,osnn ale Mtttel finb erldubt,
um bas Geben einer YerIon unp nod
mebr elmer Ration gu retten, aber in
MirtIi1tsit mar oas uiht Der geDes.
sruuD. Osutfdlano itirbt nidt Guns
gers, aber ss nil ben &ries gu Gnoe
brinseu uno oas lam am iaueGIien
ourd @nsldnos ausbunaeruns sss
ihebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

&eute aber spei Monat.
tpsrbsn bic aluiirten, bic bem YrGii.
centsn duf ieine JrieoenspOri4ldJe 10
impertinent antporteten, etne anDers
Sprahe fiibren uup ibn gIudsn. eis
nen 5rieben unSubabnen, benn in bic
fer 3eit pirD bic Sperrune Der 3us
fubr ibnen fart auf ben Wasen ges
iaIlen isin. eine iolde Gntpidiung
Der 9tnss tann Der Rrdfbsnt nidt
i,inpern ipolIen, penn es ibm NIT fets
uen getbeuerunsen ernit mar, bab er
sur 5eriteauns bes Jriebens be5iIfIth
fein tpons.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
Der prdiibent mirb iider.

Der Vrd tbent wirb l6er'
Iid nidt bsbaupten ipOlen. baB Gus-
lamb uns seseniiber bas 9Oltsrrebi
pabrt, benn er bat DuBenOe bon 30.
ten nod 2onbon seididt. iporin er lid
iiber bic i6dnoliditeu @ersepul:iaun'
gen unIersr Rs6ts bei9pert. Was
peranIabt Jpn bann, bon Deutittdnt
gu perlansen, bab ss feine griitera
aufs Spiel ieBt, Inn Re8te su refpet'
tiren, bon bensn man i'm siinitigiter
galls fasen lam. baB iie teanii 9er
art iinb?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
Sreitas, bcu 2. syebrnar 1917.

Deutfblaub bat feine aln'
iiinbisuus nidt erldfen, I'm in 8riss
nit ben Der. Staaten Su sera.bsn.
iOHbern I'm bic Wisbtrberiteluns pes
@eltfriebens gu bel4leunigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
Die gnaIanberfaqeu, bc

Die gnsldnber fasen, bab
fis 1000 us8ootsS sSdssr baben, ssm-
na6 Deuti4lanbs Ylodabe nibt su
fiir&teH iei. Oas 1T iuieoer eins opu
ben pielen engliiben prablereien. Die
ll.gpOts iinb idon felt 5peiupOeinha!b
Sabren tbdtis unb Bis iest bal ndN
ni4t ssbDrt. baB bic ensliidgn pSa~
ger" ibnen sefdhrIid seporben iinO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

linierjtiibung fiir bic Rothlsibsnbsn
In eibirisn iuirb In Der gsf@dftshtns
bss rNoItsbIait" euiaegenesnommtIl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

@s if nidt erfi4t!ih,
bag bic bsutfhe Rote bic minOeite @t'
resuns in oieiem 2anbe DerurIodt
pdtte. Sas 9oIt In ieiner Geiammt:
belt, 5u lpsl6em mir bic fir gugicnt
beseiitsrten 8affenfabritanten mn
MiniOnGre nidt rs6nen. sebt Don be,
aniidt aus, baB bic Seutideu urIss
rem 2unbs teinen S9nben sufiiasr
ipollen uno bab babsr feline @eranLaI'
fung gegeben 1T. iid nit ibnen gu ent:
stpeien. Dem prdfibenten tam nihi
oriugenb seuus empfoblen iperben.
bieier @oltsItimmung semdb gu aaH.
beIu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

;Es 4! !S8f i s;s::, s:: !: ss 4: :l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

Die beutfds RDte bat be-
reits bic quite Wirtuus fir uuier aanf
sebabt, bic iibertriebene Breislags fir
ale Baaren berabaubriiden uno bas
rim normale @srbdItnife siE3ul:is
ten. @eun Der prdiioent iest DeutiHs
Lamb frsie 5anb i'm aampfe gesen
feline Seinbe Iabt - unb er bat nidt
ben mtnbefteH 9runb, ibm bis !odnps
gu binben - bann pirb Der &risq,
inter peI9em bas dmerituniIhe @olt
10 fdiDer lsioet. balb au gnbe fem.
Gin seipaltiames 8oreeben bes prGfs
benteu mag i'm Sntereffe gnglanbs
fsiu, uber beftimmt ni6t gum Nusen
Des amsritaniiden 0Oltes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

Der Ret dsfun5ler si6t cine
sinfahe unb etnLeuhtsnos GrtlGrune
fir bic Rote an bic Ser. Staaisn.
Der @ebaute, bub guglanb nur Durfj
einm fbDnungsloieH 5au4boottries
iibertpunben usrben tonne, i6fpebts
f6On ieit LANCER 3eit DOT, es fsblie
aber an ben WitteIu, ibn aus5ufiibs
rem Sept iinb biefe ober bsfbaffi
nprben. Dag Deuti6Ianb bas @ers
ipreten gegeben bat, feline 8erIentuna
Obne Waruung DorSunebmen uuo iest
ni9t bemgerndb banoeIn mill, TT tsin
Wortbru&, benn In Der Rote an bic
Der. Siadteu purbe ausbriiffih aes
fagt, bob Deutf6lanb fid bos ReGi
Dorbebalte, einen unsebinberten Eaubs
boottrieg gu fiibren, tpenn gnglanb
teiue Blofaoe nibs einftGs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-06
ABOUT WAR INSURANCE.

ANY man or woman of any age in
the active military or naval service Of
the United States can obtain Govern
ment insurance. 1t has been ruled
that members of Officers Training
Camps are under the act and can OBJ
tain insurance. The cost for each
thousand dollars of insurance is from
sixty-fve cents month to persons at
the age OF twenty-one to one dollar and
twenty cents month to those of the
age of fifty-one.
The beneficiaries are limited to wife,
husband, child, grandchiid, brother or
sister, stepbrother or stepsister, adopt
ed brother or adopted sister of the
insured, as well as parent, grandpar-
ent, or stepparent either OF the in
sured or of his or her cousort.
The insurance is not compulsory, but
the cost is low and the protection
great, and not only are all persons eli
gible afforded every opportunity to OBJ
tain this insurance without trouble or
extra expense but they are specially
urged to do so.
Gen. Pershing and thousands Of
other officers and tens OF thousands of
soldiers have already taken out insur.
ance. Up to date policies Of insuI-
ance have been issued aggregating
1882, 1888, 900.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-06
ELKS HOLD LODGE OF SORROW.

The Manitowoc lodge of Elks Sun
day afternoon held its annual lodge OF
sorrow in the lodge rooms, paying trib.
Ute to the departed. Since the ser
vices q year ago three members have
died. Since the lodge was organized
a total of nineteen members have
passed away.
r. G. Plumb, delivered the memor-
ial address and took as his thesis the
principles OF brotherhood. He handled
his subject in an able manner and was
given close attention by the audience.
Sydney 7. Pratt delivered an ap-
preciation on the late Arthur Ster-
ECKER; A. J. Wysemann for Christ H.
Tegen and Charles E. Brady for Fred
Schuette, the three members of the
Manitowoc lodge who died the past
year.
The lodge rooms we're decorated in
cut flowers and in addition to the reg.
ular ritual conducted by Exalted Ruler
Wedertz and other officers Of the lodge
a musical program was given consist.
ing OF vocal solos by Miss Myrtle Gun
derson and Franklin Horstmeier, vic.
lin solo by Orville Westgor, and Sc.
lections by the Elks' quartet.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-06
NOTICE TO REGISTRANTS.

Registrants must return the Ques-
tionnaire within seven days after date
OF mailing or OF posting of number OF
registrant at Office of local board.
1t is in the interest, therefore, OF
each registrant to see that the local
board has his correct address.
Failure by any reglstrant TO perform
any duty prescribed by the Selective
Service Law or by the Rules and Regu-
lations, at or within the time required,
is misdemeanor punishable by inn
prlsonment for one year, and may re-
suit in loss OF valuable rights and i'm
mediate induction of such regstrant
into military service.
Failure of the registraIt or any other
person concerned to claim and exercise
any right or privilege on tho day or
within the time authorized by the
Rules aud Regulations shall be con-
sidered waiver of such right or
privilege, and shall iorecloSe such
person from thereafter claiming the
same, subject only to the privilege
granted by the Rules and Regulations
to apply for an extension Of time.
All registrants and other persons are
required and strictly enjoined to ex.
anime from time to time said notice,
Form 1902, posted by the Local Board
and the Classification List (Form 1000
upon which Important dates are to be
entered, In order to be informed OF
the time for the performance OF any
duty or the exercise OF any right or
privilege; and 1t is the duty OF every
registrant concerning whom any no.
tice is posted, but who for some reason
has not received the QUESTIONABLE or
notice, as the case may be to apply to
his Local Board for a copy thereof.
Failure to Receive notice or Question
naire will not excuse the reglstrant
from performing any duty within the
time limit, nor shall it be in itself
ground for extension OF time.
Il. l.. Phillip,
Governor
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-06
JAIL BREAKER CAPTURED.

Elmer Timm who in company with
Robert Mullins escaped from the local
Jail on the evening OF October 2lst was
arrested Tuesday evening at West
Allis, a suburb Of Milwaukee, where
he was employed at the Alls-Chalmers
plant. Timm was to be taken to Mil.
waukee by the U. s. marshal on Octo
Der 22nd to face a charge of desertion
from the U. $. navy and the evening
before, just after supper and before
being locked in their cells, Timm and
Mullins sawed a window bar of and
squeezed out
Mullins has not been captured but is
said to have been lately working with
Timm at the West Allis plant,
Timm Is liable to q penalty OF six
months Imprisonment for breaking jail.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-06
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

Charles Frazier received word from
his son Adolph last week that he was
among group of enlisted men who
have been assigned to an intensive
course in engineering at Columbia
University.
Orders were received last week to
exempt from military service all men
engaged in shipbuilding at yards doing
government work. This means that
no employees of the local yard will be
called into the service.
Letters from France indicate that
the members of the American ambu-
lance with whice Francis Nash OF this
city is working will not he permitted
TO finish their six months service uuless
they sign for the duration of the war.
1t is presumed that many will not care
to do this.
Capt. A. L. Nash, who has beer at
Fort Sill. Okla, almost since the close
Of the first Fort Sheridan training
course was called home last Saturday
by the illness OF his mother.
Capt. Benz. Brennan who secured e
leave of absence as city engineer OF
Kenoshs to do his bit, and who was
commissioned as captain of engineers
shortly after entering the training
camp, spent Thanksgiving with his
mother on North 7th street. He has
been at Fort Leavenworth, Kas.
w. Phueger, of this city, a veteran
trave'irg Z salesman Of drugs has been
appointed an agent of National Food
Administration. 1t does not necessl-
tate leaving his regular vocation.
The local Red Cross has acknow-
lodged The following donations received
the past week:
Bohemian National Alliance, $500
the proceeds of moving picture play
given for that purpose.
The Frauenverein OF St. Peterie's
church at Kiei, $25.
The Ladies' Society of st. Paul's
Lutheran church 81.
Robert Hampton, a member OF Co.
q. writes from Camp Macarthur at
Waco, Texas, that they have all re-
ceived sweaters from the Red Cross.
The army Y. M. c. A. campaign is
being vigorously worked in the county
Meetings are a nightly occurrence.
There are patriotic speeches by two or
more speakers at each meeting. Chair.
man E. S. Schmitz is leaving no stone
unturned TO make the campaign a
success and results are encouraging.
In response to requests of the presi-
dent and governor the lawyers of the
county stand ready to lend their ser
vices gratis in helping registrants fill
out the new questionable which all
registered men not in the service must
execute. The work begins December
fifteenth and will last for 20 days. The
governor has appointed E. G. Nash, A.
L. Hougen and II. l.. Markham an
advisory board to have charge of the
legal assistance of the county.
Anton Fischer, Jr., and Edward Will
fer who left for Camp Custer with the
last contingent, failed to pass the final
physical test and were sent home
again.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-06
REAL ESTATE REPORT

Real Estate. Sales for week ending
Nov. "A l9l7, reported to us by the
Manitowoc Abstract Co., who own the
only complete abstract of Manitowoc
county.
John Dlckmann to Frank Guenther
& Edward f. Oehler, so acres in sec.
80 Town OF Schleswig. Consid. Sl.00.
Peter Wisnifski to Paul Teddy, a
in sec Town of Two Rivers. Consid.
81.
Thos. McKeough to Conrad Foerster,
lot l blk of Merrill's subd of City OF
Manitowoc. Consid 800.
Richard O. Heise to Julius Zastrow,
lot blk in SuiTran's ADD. to City of
Manitowoc. Consld. 81.
Emil G, Husar to Edward Blahnik,
a in sec u Town OF Franklin. Consid.
$1,000.
Peter karolewski to Michael Burns,
lot 20 blk 256 in City of Manitowoc.
Consid. 81.
Alois Koraleske to Michael Burns,
lot 2l blk 256 in City of Manltowoc.
Consid. 81,
Charles G.. Dedering to A. w. Ere.
und, 40 in sec & 10 a in sec in the
Town OF Eaton. Consid. 81.
Ludwig Sieyert to Fred Thiessen,
lot blk in Launs & Schulz's Add.
to Village of Kiel. Consid. $500.
John A. Murphy to f. w. Hammond.
lot blk > in Lawndale subd No. to
City OF Manitowoc. Consid. 5000.
Adolph j. Schmltz TO +. A. Miller,
lots /, 2, 8 blk 80 in City Of Manito-
voc. Consid. l.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-06
COLD BATH IN RIVER.

Three young men hunting Sunday
bear Rapids tried to cross the river on
he thin ice above the dam. Emil
Wit went through and Joseph Kries
Tried to reach him with plank and
be too went into the water. Joseph
|3oelter seeing that he could not reach
Them with what means he had hurried
10 farm house and secured rope
with the aid of which both men we're
rescued. 1t was none to soon for Wit
tainted rs soon as he was safe on land.
The boys we're the better part OF q
nalf hour In the icy water.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-06
WHAT SOME DISTRICTS
ARE DOING

District No. 2, Two Creeks spent
$ll2.00 for equipment so far this year
On the list of equipment bought are
supplementary readers, phonograph
records (phonograph installed last
year, new $2s set Of Encyclopedias, a
S2i microscope, and manual training
tools. Look up their valuation, en-
rollment, and school district tax in the
School Annual for 1917.
Miss Helen Xych has organized a
young peoples literary society. Sever.
al programs have been given and
enough money has been collected TO
buy the teacher new desk and chair,
bell for the tower. They are now
working for victrola.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-06
RED CROSS THEATRE DAY.

Friday, December 7th., has been
designated as Red Cross Theatre Day,
and all theatrical managers through
out the United States are uniting to
give a nation wide series OF benefit
performances, the proceeds of which
will be given to the Red Cross.
The managers Of our local theatres
have joined the movement, and We
hope that the people of Manitowoc
will give their support to this worthy
cause by attending one OF the local
theatres on that evening.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-12-06

SHOT.-We are panied to learn that
Edward Whelan, son of Thos. Whelan
one of the oldest citizens of our county
was shot and instantly killed by Nor
wegian from DePere on Sunday last, at
or near Spring Creek in this county.
The dect ased was sober, industrious
young man of about eighteen years old,
and great favorite with those who
knew him, and especially with his COM
panions. The shooting was brutal,
and unprovoked on his part, as far as
we can learn. Yet no one seems to
know The full particulars.
TEACHERS MEETING.-The teachers
of Meeme and vicinity met at the Null
holland school house in Meeme on
Saturday November 22d for the pur-
pose of organizing, and electing offi-
GERS for the coming winter.
The meeting came to order with
Mr.. Coleman in the chair; after few
appropriate remarks with reference to
the necessity and benefits of meetings
of this kind, officers were elected as
follows: Mr.. M. Cleary, President; Mr..
w. Mulholland, Vice President; Mr..
j. Larkin, Secretary. Afternoon the
following exercises were conducted:
Reading, by Mr.. Larkin who gave his
method of teaching this subject; follow
ing this an exercise in compound num-
bers by Mr.. Cleary, which was con-
Quoted in very creditable manner.
Mr.. Mulholland then presented his
method of teaching Geography, which
was approved of by the teachers pre-
sent. After which MIR. Coleman in an
able and original manner, presented
his method of teaching Grammar.
Following this was an exercise in
Spelling, conducted in very becoming
manner by Mr.. Quinn.
Mr., A. f, Klingbeil, wholesale and
retail book and notion dealer on 8th
street, south side who has purchased
the stock and business of the late Geo.
w. Fechter, has added very large pur
chases to the stock heretofore kept IN
that line in this city.
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ITEMS FROM The PILOT FILES
FORTY.FOUR YEARS AGO.

MARRIED. CLARK ANDREWS Mar
ried on Thursday Eve, Nov. 9th, 1873,
at the residence of the brides father,
A. Andrews, Esq, by the Rev. L. N.
Wheeler, Mr.. Job Clark OF this city,
to Miss Eliza Andrews OF Manitowoc
Rapids.
The happy couple will please accept
our hearty congratulations and good
wishes FOR their future happiness and
welfare. Job having come to the con-
clusion that sit is not good for man to
be alone" and having acted upon his
convictions. has proved himself true
believer.
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FOR SALE

A team OF colts coming four years
old; team OF colts coming three years
old and a sucking colt six months old.
Price reasonable. Inquire OF Dan Gal
lagher, town Of Newton. Z. o. address
Timothy Il. Il. /. Wis. St.