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HIGH FIGURES FOR STREET SITE

The taking of testimony as to the
value of the land the city is to take to
provide approaches to the new br dge
site at Twenty-irst street was begun
Monday before Commissioners Wilke,
Stangel and Anderson. The testimony
of the witnesses for the owners put the
land to be taken at figures far above
the city's calculations.
Mr., William Rahr put the propc:
compensation at $4,000. This includes
the actual average value of the land
taken and also the damage to the land
not taken as an industrial site. Mr..
Rahr also called as witnesses George
Wits, c. c. West and Frank Hoffman.
The Stole side of the river claims eX-
ceptional damages on the theory that a
rare market garden is nearly ruined.
Witnesses here were Gust Stole, John
Rugowski, seedman, and Bowen Morse,
The mayor was quoted Tuesday as
saying that opposition to the bridge be
ing relocated was furnishing this testi-
mony and that the city officers cannot
be scared but will proceed to get fair
figure and put the project through,
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SHORT: FOUL CAREER

A young man eighteen years old call
ing himself George Ralston blew into
town about two weeks ago and imme-
diately set himself to enjoy his appar-
emily favorite occupation of breaking
feminine hearts. He appeared to be
particularly favored for this form of
diversion and his success was immedi-
ate. One girl factory worker gave him
her cherished wrist watch and gold
bracelet. East Thursday the young
woman reported to the police that the
fascinating gallant had compelled her
to submit to bestial and unnatural
act. The ,harmer's local career came
to an abrupt end.
In court he admitted that his tales of
being the black sheep of a wealthy
Cincinnati family are pure fabrica-
tions He at first denied committing
any offense but when he learned that
his victim was ready to testify to the
truth he pleaded guilty to the commits
sion of an unmentionable crime and
was sent to the Green Bay reformatory
for two years.
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On last Friday evening between the
hours of IL and IL o'clock, while Mr..
Thos. Robinson was on his way to his
residence, he discovered flames issuing
from the building known as the Star
saloon, on York street, between Sew
enth and Eighth streets. Mr.. Robinson
Immediately sounded the alarm, and in
a short time quite a crowd had gath
cred about the premises. Buckets and
pals were Immediately brought into
use and by the most strenuous efforts
the crowd succeeded in keeping the fire
at bay until the arrival of Badger and
Torrent engine companies, which were
promptly on the spot, and soon had
two or three streams of water playing
on the flames. The fire by this time
was beginning to gain some headway
and strong fears were entertained for
the safety of the adjoining buildings.
The fire department, however, sue
ceeded in confning the flames to this
building, and in short time the fire was
subdued. The loss to the building was
but triAing, although its contents was
more or less damaged by water. The
fire was caused by defect in the chin
ney, although many are of the opinion
that it was the work of an incendiary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-04-08
LOCAL HIGHS BREAK EVEN

Manitowoc High school debaters won
a $3.50 break in the debates in which
they took part Tuesday night in the
finals in the state interscholastic con-
test. In the debate with Marinette at
the high school here, the Manitowoc
team secured the unanimous decision
of the judges while at Shawano the
local team lost by vote of two to
one.
In the debate with Marinette at
home the local team, composed of Gun
der Gilbertson, Everett Brandt and
Milton Stangel maintained the affirma-
tive of the question, "Resolved, that
the principle of the open shop should
be maintained in industry At Shaw
ano, Rufn Boyd, r. Tegen and Darwin
PITT were defeated on the negative side
of the question.
With the decisions of Tuesday night
Manitowoc takes the lead in the state
contest. Marinette, defeated by the
local debaters here, had preyio sly won
over Shawano which defeated the
Manitowoc negative team in that city.
A large crowd was out for the de-
bate. The judges were Supt. j. g.
Walwoord of Sheboyga2; Prof Hewitt
of Oshkosh and Prof W. T. Ream of
Green Bay.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the county clerk the
past week.
Henry Wilker and Julia Besse Freye,
both OF Two Rivers; Walter Schmidt
OF Merrill and Linda Bull Of Manito.
voc; Roy Sievert and Agnes Otto, both
OF Manitowoc; William Funke and
Linda Stock, both OF Newton; Clarence
Sutter Of Burlington, Iowa, and Olive
Kellner OF KellnersviIle; Andrew Tad.
ych OF MSutowoc and Frances Sches-
AJAX OF Spruce, Wis; Robert Dishno OF
Two Rivers and Nettie Glander Of
Friendship, Wis; .Iohn Koch and Alma
Grimm, both OF Two Rivers; Kurt
Stechmesser and Anita Koenig, both
of Manitowoc; Joseph Bartel Of Mani.
towoc and Catherine Schmitt OF Two
Rivers
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APPRECIATION OF WAR WORK

The Manitowoc Shipbuilding COM
pany has received from the war de
partment a certificate of loyalty and
efficiency in war work which was surely
well earned. 1t reads as follows:
"THE WAR DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA recognizes in this award for dis
tinguished service the loyalty, energy
and efficiency in the performance of
the war work by which the MANITO-
woo SHIPBUiLDING co. aided ma
terially in obtaining victory for the
arms of the United States Of
America in the war with the Imperial
German Government and the Imperial
and Royal AuStro-Hungarian Govern
ment.
"(Signed) NEWTON T. BAKER,
Secretary of War.
"(Signed) b. CROWELL,
Assistant Secretary of War
Director of Munitions"
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REAL ESTATE REPORT

The following real estate transfers
furnished by the Manitowoc County
Abstract company were made during
the week ending April 3:
Harry f. Meverden to Edward Krai-
mix, part lots l3, l6 and II, block IA,
city of Manitowoc. Consideration, $3,-
900.
Herbert l.. Markham, ct al to Lewis
Nyhagcn, lot II, Markham & Nyhag-
ems Subd., city of Mantowoc. Consid-
Grafton, 800.
Mary Shimonek to Anna Fischer,
lot 4, sec lG-l9-24. Consideration, 81.
Ernst Klann to Joseph Rcitmcyer,
parcel of land in sec 4, town of Cato.
Consideration, 800.
Michael Il, Madigan to Joseph ALL,
80 acres in sec. 4, town of Meme
Consideration, $1,000.
Otto Gass to Frank Il. Grmmer,
part lot 10, block 4S, city of Manito-
voc. Consideration, 81. Revenue
stamps, 81.
Ida Johnson to George Nicholson,
lots in block l3, city of Manitowoc
Consideration, 81. Revenue stamps, 81.
Joseph Knier to Stphen Stiefyater,
lot 8, block 2, village of ST. Nazianz.
Consideration, $4,000.
John Dcbauche to John Schultz, part
lot 10, block Al, city of Two Rivers.
Confederation, VI 600.
Arthur II. Zander ct al. to George
Kncll, part lot 8, Subd of south q
northeast a sec. 10, city of Manito-
voc Consideration, $3.50. Revenue
stamps, ST.
Orson j. Rosinsky to Joseph Pal, lot
t8, block 206, city of Manitowoc. Con-
Sideration, 81. Revenue stamps, St.
Frank j. Tadych to Frank Koso-
bucki, part lot 8, block "a, city of Two
Rivers, Consideration, $4,000.
George p. Paska to Frank Naidl,
part lot 6, block 81, city of Two Rly-
ers. Consideration, $4,000
John l.. Simanek to Knuth +. War
um, north 80 #. lot 5, block Al, city of
Manitowoc. Consideration, ST.. Rev
enuc stamps, $3.50.
Il. NJ, Kapitan to The Kadow's Real
ty CO., part lots and 2, block l66,
city Of Manitowoc. Consideration, ST.,
Revenue stamps, SIT.
John Gcsell and wife to Raymond s
Schneider, conveys land in sec. SO, town
of Mishicot. Consideration, $500.
Emma Alison ct al to Alfred Hal.
derson, west " lot X, Evensons Subd,
village of Valders. Consideration, ST..
400,
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HUEBNtR ON INSURANCE

Prof. Solomon Huebner, a former
Manitowoc county boy and head of the
insurance department of the University
of Pennsylvania is the author of an
article entitled prudence or IMPROVE
dence" in the current number of "The
Nations Business" a magazine pub
lshed by the United States Chamber
of Commerce. II is mainly an argu-
ment against continuing the policy of
permitting American marine insurance
to 90 to foreign underwriters. lie aims
at uniform insurance to be effected by
legislation,
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A new MANAGER

Peter Shea of De Pere, formerly
manager of the company's Offices in
that city and later in charge of work
at Hortonville, will succeed Harry
Meverden as manager of the Manito-
woe exchange of the Wisconsin Tele-
phone company.
Mr.. Shea will assume charge here
the latter part of the month when Mr..
Meverden leaves under a leave of alb
sence, which he will spend in Califor-
MIA. Mr.. Shea is well known here,
having married Miss Rose Seeger, a
Manitowoc girl and daughter of Mrs
f. Seeger.