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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-15
WIoSi Laduja Wojska " Da|macyi.
Holandya Odmawia Wydania Exkajzera.
Rozejm Polsko -Ukrai1ski.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.

Belgii, podkreSlajac jednak, re
wyplata owa ME ma sic odbywac
ma tel podstawie, IL Niemcy So
odpowiedzialni "a wojne. Sugge-
ruja tez znowu nawiazanie roko-
wan ustnych.
Nota W kwestyi jencow wojen-
uych opiewa:
,,Niemiecka delegacya pokojo-
wa zadowoleniem stwierdza, re
projekt Aliantow uznaje W zasa-
die "a wskazane, azeby jefcy
wojenni i cywilni mogli powr6cic
do domow bez najmniejszej mo-
zliwie zwsoki. Delegacya sadzi,
ze szczegoiy wprowadzenia w zy-
Gle tego projektu powinny bye
przekazane specyalnemu komite-
towi.
,,Bezposrednia ustna dyskus "a
pomiedzy komiteten a Prawie
wszystkimi belligerentami W
sprawie jencow wojennych byia
uwazana nawet W czasie trwauia
krokow wojennych jake najpew-
niejszy spos6b usuwania trudno-
sci. Dzisiaj powinno bye znacz-
ME iatwiej pogodzic rozmaite
punkty widzenia wySwietlic ME
ktore niejasnosci, jake dotych-
czas istnieja pod wzgledem pew
nych szczegolow omawianej kwe
styi.
,,Niemiecka delegacya uwaza
ze wzgledow slusznoSci "a konie-
czne, ably poczyniono polepszenia
pod wzgledem traktowania jei-.
cow zarowno wojskowych jak :, =
wilnych, zanim nadejdzie czas, W
ktorym beda mogli powrocic do
swego kraju,"
w innej znow nocie, omawia--
jscej ekonomiczne klauzule trak-
tatu, delegacya oSwiadcza, re po-
stanowienia te, jezeli zostana
wprowadzone w zyoie, zrujnuja
kompletnie Niemcy.
w nocie dotyczacej kwestyi te-
rytoryalnych protestuja Niemcy
przeciwko ustapieniu Francyi do
liny Saar, a Belgii dystrykt6w
Malmedy, Moresnet Eupen, jak
niemniej przeciwko nakazanej E.
wakuacyi czeSci Szlezwigu.
GRZECZNE POWITANIE
AUSTRYAKoW.
Paryz, 5. maja. - Austryacka
delegacya pokojowa pod przewo-
dnictwem kanclerza Karla Renne
ra przybyla wczoraj popoludniu
do St. German pod Paryzem i
w niedalekiej przyszlosci, moze
jeszcze z koncem tego tygodnia,
stanie pred reprezentantami
mocarstw alianckich, ably otrzy-
mac cd mich warunki pokoju. De-
legatow niemieckich do powita--
MIA ich austryackich kolegow ME
dopuszczono, aczkolwiek o to
prosili. Imieniem Francyi powi-
tai Austryakow M. Chaleil, pre-
fekt departamentu.
Gale powitanie delegat6w au-
stryackich, aczkolwiek odbylo sic
cficyalnie bez podawania sobie
rak, byio o wiele bardziej przyja-
cielskie anizeli powitanie pleni--
potentow niemieckich.
Procz kanclerza Rennera, wcho
dza nadto w skiad delegacyi; DR..
nokohczenia ma stronicy S-ei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-15
ROME NoTY MEME
cKIcH DELEGAToW.
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, czwartek. Is maja: sw. 70
Ill MecZ.
Jutro, piatsk, Is maja: sw. Jana
Nepom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-15
MARszALEK FocH oDJE-
cHAL MA FRONT.

Paryz, 10. maja. - Wydano u
oswiadczenie, ze marszafek Foch
odjechal z polecenia Rady Cite
rech mad Rem, aby natychmiaS'
podjaG akcye, jaka uzna "a wska-
zana, ma wypadek, gdyby nlemiee
cy delegaci pokojowi odmowii'
podpisania traktatu. swiadczy to
D tenn. re W razie oporu ze strony
Niemc6w, Alianoi gotowi So kaz'
del chwfli siis Emusic ich do po-
sluszenstwa.
Prezydent Wilson, oraz pre-,
nrierzy Lloyd George, Clemen-
ceau Orlando rozwazali rowniez
wczoraj sprawe natychmiastowe,
20 ustanowienia bezwzglednel
blokady przeciwko Niemcom, gdy
by ci odm6wili podpisania trakta-
tn. z drugiej strony zadecydowa'
no istniejaca dotychczas blockade
Zniese natychmiast, skoro tylkc
delegaci niemieccy pokoj podpi'
sza-
Rada ministrow spraw zagra'
nicznych rozwazaia opracowany
przez wojskowe marynarskie
kola plan utrzymania Porzadkr
w Szlezwigu, po ewakuacyi tegc
kraju przez wojska niemiecke
Omawiany projekt przewiduje u
zvcie W tyn celu SHY morskieJ
stacyonowanej W Flemsburgu, a
skiadajacej sig wojennych o
kret6w Stan6w Zjednoczonych
WieIkiej Brytanii Francyi.
Odnosnie do podawanej tn po-
przednio wiadomosci, re W razie
podpisania traktatu przez Niemcy
wszystkie amerykanskie silly
zbrojne, wyiatkiem trzech dy'
wizyi zostana wycofane z Me
mice przed lynn czerwca, donosz7
teraz, re gtowna kwatera trze'
ciei armii okupacyjnej pozostanie
nadal W Koblencyi, komendan'
tenn zas jej bedzie general Hun
ter Liggett.
ROME NoTY MEME
CKIcH DELEGATION.
Paryz, 10. maja. - W jedneJ I
not swoich, wystosowanych dc
Aliant6w, niemieccy delegaci po'
kojowi prosza o "lepsze trakto'
wanie" niemieckich iehcow wo-
jennych, W drugiej zaS oswiadcz'
:. ootowosc zapiaty odszkodo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-15
CZESCIOWE ZNIESIENIE
PRAWA PRZEC1W WYDA-
NIU PASZPORToW.

Waszyngton, IS maja. - 70
pietnastym czerwca, matki i zony
zolnierzy amerykahskich moga
wyjechac do Europy, ale pod
tym warunkiem, re pozostana
tamze przez szesc mieslecy, to
W tym celu, ably ich podroz po-
wrotna ME przeszkadzala rucho-
wi wojsk amerykahskich Fran
cyl do Ameryki; zony jednakze
i matki zoinierzy, kt6rych juz
przeznaczono do powrotu do A
meryki ME beda mogly wyjez-
dzac do Europy.
Wydajac powyzsze zawiadomie
ME. sekr. Baker nadmienil, &c
kazda osoba wybierajaca sic do
Europy, powinna bye uprzedzo-
na o obecnych stosunkach W Eu-
ropie, w sprawie wygorowanych
kosztow utrzymania, oraz trud--
nosci W transportacyi.
Department wojny zabronh
prawem powracac do Ameryki O.
sobom cywilnym, oraz wielu o.
ficerom i pracownikom wojen-
nym ma wojskowych transportow
each i wszystkim tym osobom po
lecil, aby przyjezdzaiy powro-
tenn ma okretach handlowych.
Kazda aplikacya o passport be
die scisle egzaminowana, zanim
osoba, starajaca sic o niego, o.
trzy1na pozwolenie do wyjazdu.
Anglia n. P. ME chce przyjmowac
nikogo z obcych KRAKOW procz o.
sob Jadacych tam z unforeseen.
Francya takze ME Dardzo zyczli-
wem okiem patrzy ma przybywa-
jacych z obcych KRAKOW turystow,
chociaz mniej sic sprzeciwia, niz
Anglia. Szwajcarya absolutnie
sprzeciwia sic zwfedzaniu tegoz
kraju formalna wyslala do de-
partamentu Stanu prosbe, ably
wszelkim osobom starajacym sic
O passport do Szwajcaryi odmo-
vienna udzielenia tegoz.
RzAD ZAJMUJE $4,000 TON
STALL MA BUDOWE OKRE-
TOW BoJoWYcH.
Washington, ID maja. = Ma
mocy prawa wojennego, departa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-15
Rad Zajmuje $4,000 Ton Stall ma
Budowe Okretow Bojowych.
Glosy Przeciw Zakusom Amerykanizacyjnym
Burmistrz Miasta Michigan City Zostaje =
Obywatelem Amerykanskirn.
5000 Kobiet Ncwojorskich Bojkotuje Piekarnie.
lime Tele granny Krajowe.

ment marynarki skonfiskowaf fir
mie Carnegie Steel Co." $4,000
ton stall, ably natychmiast roz-
poczac budowe czterech okretow
bojowych, mad kt6rymi praca mu
81 sic rozpoczac pred pierwszym
czerwca. Department marynarki
dlatego chwycii sic tego kroku,
poniewaz przy wczorajszej SPREE
dazy stall okazalo sic, re cena by
najmniej ME zostala znlona,
lecz pozostala taxa sama, ma ia
ka sic zgodzili przedstawiciele
odlewarh wydzial przemysiowy
ktory cd kilku dni przestaf ist-
nice. Cena "a zajeta stal wyzna-
czona bedzie pozniej.
COSY PRZECIW ZAKUSoM
AMERYKANIZAcYJNYM.
Washington, IS maja. - Re-
prezentanci obconarodowcow W
Ameryce powiedzieli komitetowi
amerykanizacyjnemu przy depar.
tamencie spraw wewnetrznych,
re rodowici Amerykanie musza
sic sami wiele nauczyc, zanim
rozpoczna prace mad zamlenia-
MEM obconarodowcow ma obywa
tell amerykahskich. Mowcy ostro
krytykowali sposob odnoszenia
sic do obconarodowcow oraz ME-
znajonosc W tym kraju europej.
skich roznic rasowych.
,Niektorzy nawet ostrzegali re
ME powinno sic narzucac obywa
telstwa amerykanskiego obcona--
rodowcom, poniewaz TAXI krok
uwazanyby by} przez Mich "a
zamach ku zniesieniu malych ma
rodowosci, ma podobienstwo Au.
stro-Wegier innych KRAKOW des.
potycznyc.h
A. Mamaty, Pittsburgha, pre-
zes amerykahskiej Ligi SIowa-
kow oswiadczy}, re ludzie, ktorzy
przybyli tutaj wlasnej wolf, szu
kajac wolnosci, z Satwoscia przy-
jeli obywatelstwo amerykanskie.
inni, kt6rych poczeto przezywac
roznemi przezwiskami, zamlast
natychmiast starac sic o obywa.
telskie papiery ,poczeli chwile te
odkiadac, tax, re niektorzy So juz
cd kilkunastu lat, a jeszcze ME
zamierzaja zostac obywatelami
amerykahskimi. Dalej Mamaty
zapytuje sic, co Amerykanie zro-
bill, ably uczynic obconarodow-
cow obywateli amerykahskich.
,,Maso lub tez wcale mic ME uczy-
Mono dla Mich, ably ich wyniese
ma lepsze stanowisko spoieczne.
Najbardziej zaniedbano kobiety,
urodzone W obcych krajach."
BURMISTRZ MIASTA MICHI
GAN CITY PRZYJMUJE o.
BYWATELSTWO AMERY.
KANSKIE.
Michigan City, Ind, IS maja.-
Burmistrz F. C. Miller, otrzymal
wczoraj, W sadzie obwodowym W
Laporte, ostatnie papiery obywa-
telskie. Wyb6r jego ma ourmi--
strza iniasta W roku 1917 wywo-
aat wielki W kraju rozgios, gdyz
udowodniono mu, ze ME jest jesz
cze obywatelem amerykahslSim.
Burmistrz ME mogi re swej stro-
ny udowodnic, ze ojciec jego byi
obywatelem. Majac przy sobie
Dokohczenie ma stronicy s-ej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-15
SENATOR CUMMINS PRE-
ZYDENTEM PRO
TEMPORE."

Washington, IS maja. - Sc
nator Cummins z Iowa, popiera-
ny przez senator6w progresyw--
nych zostai ma wczorajszej orga-
nizacyjnej konferencyi republl-
kahskiej jednoglosnie wybrany
prezydentem .pro tempore". Sc
nator Lodge z Massachusetts,, 20
stall ma nowo obrany przywodca
partyi. Wszelkie dyskusye ma te-
mat nieporozumienia wzgledem
urzed6w prezesowskich odiozono
ia kiedyindziej.
Senator Cummins jest jednym
z naizacietszych oponentow see'nrl;aa sena
tora Penrose'a, oraz Warren'a ma
urzedy prezesowskie. Zostal on
obrany przez progressywnych Sc
nator6w pred zwofaniem konfe-
rencyi i wybor 6w zostanie praw
dopodobnie zatwierdzony przez
innych senatorow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-15

pell Z firmy Kee and Chappell, o.
raz F. Webb Z firmy Borden and
Co.
Procz tego, co wyzej wymie-
Mono, mic ME uczyniono w kie--
runku zalatwienia sporu. DR.. Ro-
bertson odrzucii usi}owania re
strony obu stron uczynieEla go
arbitrem w sporze, albo po-
srednikiem we wymianie zdah
OSwiadczyi stanowczo, ze chodzi
mu tylko zdrowie dzieci cho-
rych. Pod tym wzgledem odni0sl
zwyciestwo.
Wiadze fcderalne take sic sy-
tuacya zajely. Prok. federalny
Clyne oSwiadczy}, re polecii asy-
stentowi prok. fed. Epstein'owi
azeby miai bacznosc ma zawikia-
MIA federalne W sytuacyi. Znaczy
to, re jeSli strajkierzy lub praco-
dawcy przeszkadzac beda W mic
dzystanowej transportacyi nile
ka, wytoczone i'm beda procesy
przez w}adze Stanow Zjednocyo-
nych.
OSwiadczenie to wydano, gdy
Wanzer, sekretarz stowarzysze,
MIA kompanii mleczarskich oznaj-
mil, re wediug raportu przez ME.
60 otrzymanego, automobil na!a-
dowany mlekiem, bedacy W dro
DE z Lisle w pow. Du Page do
Chicago, zatrzymany zostal
przez pikiety unijne ma granicy
miasta zmuszony do powrotu.
Zast6j jest zupe}ny pod kaz-
dym wzgledem. Jedna 'strona
twierdzi, re to lokaut, a druga, &c
to strajk. Narady trwat beda obu-
stronnie w dalszym ciagu. Me po
zostaje ma razie mic innego, jai<
tylko czekaG, co dzisiejszy dzien
przyniesie.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-04
CONDEMNATION HEARING

There was hearing last week be-
fore Commissioners Peter Schroeder,
Albert Wagenknecht and Michael l..
Kellner in the matter of the condemna-
tion of six parcels of land wanted by
the city board of education to add to
the Roeff's hill high school site. The
city called Frank Hoffman, W. Kadow
and Joseph p. Ledvina as experts on
value and the property owners intro
duced expert testimony by William
Willinger and Albert Engels. The
property owners whose property is in
volved are Jennie Selk, Louis Schlegel-
milch, Mrs. w. Burmeister, Frank
Rose, w. c. Green and Ed Green. The
owners were very much aggrieved by
the values fixed by the city's witnesses,
claiming that lots in the neighborhood
could not be purchased for much more
than the figures given.
The commissioners filed their report
yesterday. They seem to have hit upon
a value near midway between the
claims of the opposing interests. The
total they award is Sl4,700 for the six
parcels, the values of which were in
dispute. The prices fixed were: Ed
ward Green $4,000; w. c. Green, S3.-
200; Frank Rose, 50 90; Jennie Selk,
SI,I50; Louise Schlegelmilch, $4,000;
Mrs William Burmeister, $3.50.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-04
nOINGS OF THE COUNTY BOARD

The board met Tuesday afternoon,
pursuant to adjournment. After
few reports were read and adopted the
board adjourned until Wednesday
morning. At the session Wednesday,
after approving the largest tax roll
ever levied on ManitOwoc county, the
hoard finished its work 'rd adjourned.
The tax budget for the year, adopted
bv the board, totalled Si4O,997l0,
which is more than 100 per cent in
crease over the tax levy of the county
in 1918. OF the increase Sl72,227.3l
is represented by the soldiers bonus
tax. Another item that goes to make
nm almost the total increase over last
wear is a tax of $4,000 for the build
ing of four miles of concrete highway
in the town of Newton on Trunk Line
II. Other special items are $4,000
for the training school fund and SlO,-
600 for payment on the county fair ac-
count. Last years total tax was S3li
223.55.
Some of the larger items in the tax
roll this wear are: University SCOOPS.
60; common schools, S52,1l6; county
schools, S55,905; normal schools, Sl3,-
346; special charges, S7,458, this being
for the care of Manitowoc county pa
ticnts at state institutions; state tax,
So, 1928; highways, S33,46l.
The matter of appointing n county
agricultural agent was laid over until
the May session.
The report of the committee on as
sessment was adopted which was the
assessment as made by the income tax
assessor. The total real and personal
property assessed valuation of the en-
tire county is 1928, ,9i6.
Before adjournment Chairman Even
announced the appointment of Super
visors Lorfeldt, Deffke, and Strouf, as
a special committee to handle the mat
ter of site and plans for a training
school. The board also has a special
committee to act with the committee
of the city council on the establishment
of county poor farm.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-04
VALDERS MAY INCORPORATE

An election will be held at the viii
lage of Valders next Tuesday submit
ting to the electors of the village and
nearby territory the question of in
cooperating as village. The matter
was heard in circuit court few weeks
ago at which the petitioners claimed
that Incorporating as village will per-
nit of the territory having better
streets, sewerage system, fire protec-
tion and other things that are needed.
The court ordered that an election be
held as provided by law and appointed
Otto Berge, c. NJ. Halderson andkAn-
ton Lyken to conduct, and report on
the election The territory which it is
proposed to incorporate comprises six
forties in Cato and three forties in
Liberty, an actual total of trife over
800 acres. An attempt was made to
incorporate the village a few years ago
but it met with such determined oppo
sition that it was dropped before il
had proceeedd far. II is reported
now that there is little, or no, active
opposition and that from appearances
the electors vii vote in favor Of incor-
poration this time If it carries the
village will be named "yalders.'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-04
JEFFREY TO LEAVE

Clarence Jeffrey, for some years
local agent of the Goodrich Transit
company here, will retire from the
company's employment on January i,
to accept position with the Werra
Aluminium company at Waukesha. Mr.,
Jeffrey has been IN the Goodrich em-
ploy for fifteen years, having served
with the company at Sheboygan and
Milwaukee before coming here as
agent Mr., Jeffrey has made solid
position for himself III the life Of Mani-
towoc and the city hears of his in
tended departure with regret
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-04
LOTS OF DEER KILLED

A lot of deer have come into the city
from the north the closing days of the
open season. Nearly every hunter who
hiked to the woods seems to have
shipped back his lawful allowance of
one deer and not even in covert could
one be found to admit that he acquired
his game otherwise than by slaughter
in person. RumOrs that settlers and
guides have them hanging on the trees
in the woods for requirement for
sufficient consideration by trustworthy
parties are denied.
Raymond Frick brought down
buck that scaled 900 pounds dressed
and Anton Krcma had one Of 2O4
pounds. Fred Weinert shipped home
his victim, deer weighing lS5 pounds,
and his brother Sigwer's tipped l72.
Everyone reports an army of hunters
and deer very plentiful.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-04
IN MUNICIPAL COURT

They never forget. Edwin Barthe
was speeding on motorcycle over
eight months ago but left town before
he could be arrested Last week he
came back from ST. Paul and paid d
fine of $40 and costs
George Bogenschuetz, who was
brought back from Kcnosha for violat-
ing his parole here, waSs ent to the
state industrial school at Waukcsha.
Walter Danielak, who pleaded guilty
to hold-up at Naldcrs some weeks
ago, was given a year in the reforma-
tory at Green Bay He has been held
here while futile effort was made to
locate his partner in the ofrense.
a fifteen year old burglar, Joseph
BozySkowski, was taken in charge by
the state probation officer
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-04
LOCAL COAL SITUATION

The soft coal shortage in the coun-
try due to the miners strike threatens
to seriously interfere with local indus
tries. George Wits, president of the
Aluminium Goods company, one of the
city's two biggest industries, is quoted
as saying yesterday that the company
had been unable to secure a place on
the governments priority list as an es-
sential industry and that the big plant
faces shut down. The company has
electric power supplied from High
Falls but uses an immense quantity of
coal for heating. Other industries in
the city are getting near the end of
steam coal supply and are confronted
with a similar situation.
Unless btuminous coal is mined soon
a general cessation of nearly all in
dustry in the northwest will soon be the
result.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-04
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE

William Kawalle was in municipal
court over week ago on complain of
10 year old girl He announced that
he would plead guilty but when the
hearing was called last week he ap-
peared with j. f. Martin of Green Bay
as his attorney and pleaded mot
guilty" The district attorney then
filed three more complaints against
him for similar offenses. At the hear
ing Kawalles attorney put the, states
witnesses through thorough cross
examination but offered no defense
and Kawalle was bound over for trial
in the circuit court. Kawalle is a mar
ried man, about 40 years of age.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-12-04
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pieces Of underwear ~ sweaters, l39
pairs of stockings, IS pairs Of mttcns
and hundreds of infants garments.
Thc grain, -four, cheese, aud much Of
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pounds
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m'ttec and will be rcshipred from the
Pennsylvania Railroad dock at Kew
York 10 Kerr Steamship line steamer.
At Vienna the American relief
,n,on, ,b. s,..r,.i,, or,I.l.,. h,. t,,.
+,
''''''" 0"' WIN S0''' ie'''''N"''s '''''
'ieney ana with SO little loss and waste.
that an American Dr. L. Hermann
Gelst' has been made food dictator,
over lo~ooo children are fed daily at
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TO BEER OR NOT TO BEER

A local case involving important
points in the prohibition situation has
been started in the United States court
at Milwaukee. The Mauitowoc Prod
ucts company, a combination of local
brewers, decided to start the manufac-
ture of 2.5 beer after the federal
amendment goes into operation on Jan.
l6, 1920. Mr.. John Schreihart, a
stockholder, seeks to enjoin the threat
ened brewing on the ground that it
will be illegal and will leave the com
pany's property open to confscation to
the stockholders damage. 1t is n
friendly suit to establish what the law
is on mooted point arising over the
concurrent jurisdiction" of the states
and the United States under the eight
eenth amendment. 1t is reported that
the United States supreme court will
pass on the matter regardless of how
the district court determines it.
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LETTER RELATES HARDSHIPS

Mr.. Henry Bode, Washington street,
received last week the first communi-
cation from his relatives in Germany
that he has received since before the
war in 1914. His sister writes that
their mother died in June, 1917, the
first intimation of it that Mr.. Bode has
had. The letter relates a narrowing
account OF priyation and misery. The
destitution is appalling. There was an
almost total dearth Of food, proper
clothing and fuel and the other com
mon necessaries of life for months at
time.
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BASKET BALL

Manitowoc has a real basketball
team that will likely put the city on
the indoor sport map this winter In
their second game of the season the
kielsmeiers won handily from the
speedy Mission House team of Sheboy-
gan county, 80 to "a, at the Orphcum
last Thursday. In the first half the
locals had seven double dribble fouls
called on them which made the score
less favorable than it should have been.
1t was rough work at times but the
capacity crowd seemed to enjoy it, 1t
is a crack bunch of basket shooters and
will be heard from. The lineup was,
center, Pete Herzog; forwards, Ores
ham and Teteak; guards, l.. Kunz and
w. krainik.
The next game is with the Green Bay
city team Saturday of this week.
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REAL ESTATE REPORT

The following transfers in real es-
tate were made during the week end
ing Nov. 20:
Theodore Wiese to Adoph Kotche,
3G acres in sec. 35, Kossuth. Consid-
GRAFTON, S7.G50.
Lucy Heppler to VIM. j. Kronforst,
parcel of land in Two Rivers. Consid
GRAFTON, $3.50.
Frank Barta to Wenzel Barta, so
acres, sec. Is, Two Creeks. Consider
alton, $1,000
George Wits to William Rothmann,
lot II, block 4, in Suffrain's addition
to city of Manitowoc Consideration,
ST. Revenue stamps, $3.50
Chas. Brandt to Martin Brandt, so
acres in sec. 8, Franklin. Considera-
ton, 81
Mrs. Mary Watt and j. r. Watt to
Raymond Krieser, rs acres in sec. 20,
Maple Grove. Consideration, $500.
George Heller and Francis Williams
to Alfred Voland, lots l, ,, 3, 4, of
sec. ~, Schleswig. Consideration, 81.
Revenue stamps, SIP.
Thomas +. Morris TO Nicholas Bon
de, so acres in sec 10, town of New
ton. Consideration, 81. Revenue
stamps, $40.
Otis Bcrgc to Ella Skatrud, 20 acres
in sec II, Liberty. Consideration, 81,
600.
Frank Hesscl to Wisconsin Service
Co, parcel Of land near Francis Creek.
Consideration, $50.
Herman Winkel to Alex Wcdcrholdt,
80 acres in sec. 3, town of Newton.
Consideration, $500.
Michael j. Hogan to Anna Bicly, so
acres in sec. 6, town of Franklin. Con
sideration $7,4OO,
Arthur II. Allen TO Aluminium Goods
Co, lots 3 and 8, block 2t5, city of
Manitowoc. Consideration, 81. Rev
enuc stamps, 81.
Magdalena Wachofski to JOS. Wach-
ofski, lots 20, 2l, %, block $40, city Of
Manitowoc. Consideration, S.
Magdalena Wachofski to Agnes MIRO.
zinsbi, lot %, block $40, city of Mani
towoc. Consideration, 81. Revenue
stamps, $50.
Leo Kadow to John Schturcll, part
of lot ?, of Govt lot l. Consideration
$1,000.
Charles Hoffman TO julius TczlaG
lot 0. block /, llonman's Subdivision
city of Two Rivers Consideration
Sl6o,
William Mcrtcns to Florence Rezash
south so feet of lots II aud ~, blocl
/, Riverside Addition, city of Tw,
Rivers. Consideration, S3,5OO
Chas. Gauthier to Frank Sagcr, lot 8
block ., city of Two Rivers. Consid
Grafton, $4,000