The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-03-07

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FRANZ SCHMITZ, KADoW co.
1t Is said thai sucker Is born every
minute, but 10 should be added that
speaking generally he is born in Rus
STA.
The squirrel does not know how to
can, but he stores mis- food for the lean
season. Learn lesson from the
squirrel.
Mrs. A. J. Schmitz of Milwaukee is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Murphy, who recently underwent an
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pauly returned
to Port Washington Monday after
few days visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Pauly.
julius Lindstedt, who had been on a
two weeks trip south, visiting at New
Orleans, Key West and other points,
arrived home Saturday.
The Murphy Construction company
Of this city has secured a S38, 900 con-
tract for street paving at Stevens Point
they being the lowest bidder.
Fred Christensen has returned from
Milwaukee, where he attended the
funeral of. the late James Noble, a
former resident OF Reedsville.
George Mittnacht, who has been To-
Cal agent of the Northwestern line at
Francis Creek. has been transferred TO
the local Offices as an operator.
Mr., Chas. Opichka was in the city
Friday enroute TO his home in Coopers-
town from Chicago. While in the city
he made call at the Pilot office.
Mrs. II. A. Brandenburg has depart
ed for Denver, Colo, where she has
gone for her health. Mr.. Brandenburg
accom- panied her as far as Chicago.
A war garden planted early and
planted and tended late will mean
profitable summer and plenty in cans
next winter, when canned goods may
be not only high, but hard to buy at
any price.
The Government is to-day the great
est employer of labor ia the United
States, not considering railroad en-
plDyees. In normal times approximate
ely AGO. 900 civilians are employed, and
in the last year the number has increas-
ed to 100000. In comparison one steel
corporation employs 100000 men and
one railroad 100000.
Miss Sula Craig, who has been opera
tor for the Northwestern at Cleveland,
has arrived here to join the staff at the
local station, taking the place OF Miss
Caslahan, who will be sent to Clevelaed.
George Mittnacht, recently trans
ferred here from Francis Creek, will
succeed the late Ulrich Braash as one
of the day operators.
Manitowoc is to be congratulated.
The women of that town just naturally
decided that Theda Bara was not going
to vampire as Cleopatra there. Theda
did not vampire. A lot of other cities
need some OF those Manitowoc women
as miss ionares to clean up moving
picture sentiment. Yes, the women
looked it over before they reached
their decision. -Kenosha News.
During the middle of February the
press of the country contained an APP
peal from Miss Anna Morgan, of New
York City, for a large number Of
American girls to help work the farms
in France. In an interview Miss Nor
gan, who had just returned from
France, said: 81 would like it to be
known to American girls on farms that
we need them in France more than all
other girls. We don't want theorists,
but would like to get women from the
West-women who have worked on the
farm and don't mind doing field work. J"
France may need these girls and
women from the West and Middle
West, but if they went across the wa
ter what would the farmers in America
do? These farmers are already very
short of help and would be delighted to
have the girls and women volunteer to
work in the field at home.