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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-04-06
Notes from Two Rivers

Mrs George Kluth died Thursday
morning from stroke OF apopleXy
She was % years of age and was mar
ried a year ago. The funeral was held
Sunday,
Mrs Earnestina Krakow died Fri
day She was 81 years old. The de-
ceased is survived by five children:
Mrs. John Engelbrecht of this city,
Albert of Racine, Lawrence of Mani
towoc, Mrs Jos, Muller and Mrs
Frank Shebesta of this city, The
funeral took place Monday morning
at o'clock from st. Luke's church,
The body was inferred at the Mishicot
cemetery,
Frank Migawa, aged 81, died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Herm
Kappelmann, on Tuesday of last week
Deceased was born in Poland and came
to this country with his wife about
fifty years ago when they came to this
city to make their home. He is sur
yiyed by his wife, four sons, Charles
of Deer Grove, ILL.,, John and Frank
of Sterling, ILL.,, and Joseph of this
city, also by three daughters, Mrs.
Herman Kappelmann, Mrs. Anton Belz
of this city and Mrs. Siam of Chicago.
The funeral was held Saturday morn
ing from Sacred Heart church.
Garrett Nash, youngest son of Mrs.
w. f. Nash, was married on Saturday
at Wheaton, Mimi, to Miss Alice Mae
Hart, The couple will make their
home at Dubuque, Iowa, where the
groom holds the position of division
engineer for the Illinois Central Rail
way company.
Milton McKeough of Superior is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Julius Boett-
cher.
Mrs. Harry Hartway is recovering
from an operation which she under
went at Holy Family hospital recently.
Mrs. c. d. Sibenhort, who recently
returned from visit with relatives in
Kansas, entertained a party of friends
Sunday afternoon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-04-06
THE POST-OFFICE

Advices from Washington last week
gave the information that Simon
Wehrwein is to be nominated for post
master here. This did not come as a
surprise as it has been quite generally
assumed that representative Lampert,
who is nothing if not a politician,
would recommend the candidate of the
La Toilette faction, which recent cleo
tions have shown to be in a great ma
jority in this part of the state. The
assumption is now INDUCED in that
Senator Lenroot will do what he can
to balk confirmation. The history of
such things has usually been that
senator can delay but not prevent Ill
innate confirmation, but this situation
is quite new, at least locally. 1t is
charged, and apparently not denied,
that Mr.. Wehrwhein, as chairman of
the Republican county committee in
the 1920 campaign, openly and per-
sistently used the official Republican
organization in an effort to defeat the
party's regular candidate for u. S.
senator, Mr.. Lenroot in the interest of
the boiling LaFollette candidate, and
carried the county by big majority
for the independent. The present ma
tional administration is believed to be
stickler for party regularity and this
performance may have some weight.
What local stalwarts, "sane" or "inde
pendent" progressives is the latest style
for them by their own preference we
believe, said about their chairmans
course would bar this Christian paper
from the mails. This appointment does
not tend to sooth the pain of their
lacerated feelings.
Mr. Wehrwein is amply able to fill
the office creditably. The fractional
fight is amusing to the party on the
side-lines like the Pilot, but the thing
that is not amusing is the disgusting
pretense in official circles that Presi-
dent Wilson's laudable removal of
these offices from the cutters of parti-
san spois is being followed The APP
pointment is a matter purely, simply
and wholly of political availability.
The statement that Mr.. Wehrwein
was appointed because he was one of
the "three highest" is not honest. lie
was the highest all right measuring
about six feet six in his stockings.
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SCHOOL DtBAlERS AT ROTARY

Two teams of debaters of the Mani
tOwoc High School put on debate at
a meeting of the Rotary club last Mon
day evening. The question was the
practicability of arms reduction. De-
baters were the same as discussed the
question in the recent state COMPETE
ton. The two teams had met outsid-
ers but had not met each other on the
subject. The affirmative was taken by
Archie Rankin, Adolph Knutson and
Thomas Dorey; the negative by Henry
Schoten, Winifred Yindra and Will
liam Rahr. Not a few of the club
members out of touch with school af-
fairs were surprised at the thorough
preparation, familiarity with the sub
ject and forceful presentation of the
youngsters.
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end with her sister, Mrs. Ben Eiseman
and has returned to Manitowoc where
she is employed.
DR.. W. Clark purchased home in
MaDitowoc and intends to move soon,
Adolph Zeddes, the last surviving
Civil War veteran in the village died
at his home Friday morning, aged rs
years. Up to ten years ago the family
made their home on a farm in School
Section but sold out and removed to
Nishicot. Mr.. Zeddies is survived by
his wife and six children: Mrs. Ru-
dolph Mcssner Shoto; Mrs. Henry
Meissncr. and Mrs. Max Reinke, School
Section; Mrs. Henry Redeker, Two
Rivers; Adolph, Jr., at home anC
Charles of Canada.
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MARCH REPORT OF co. NURSE

There is a tendency to regard a re-
port of this character in a more or less
perfunctory manner, despite the fact
that it concerns the most vital problem
with which we have to deal, both in
community life and in the immediate
family life-that problem is health and
better conditions of living, particular
ly for the children.
With this in mind the reports are
made as brief and as interesting as
possible So much of the work of this
kind is of such an intimate and conf
Dental character that it could not be
used for newspapers.
During March the following eight
schools having an enrolment of 35S
pupils were inspected: Pleasant Hill
School, Centerville; St. Joseph's
| School, Silver Lake; Oakland School,
Two Rivers; Mineral Springs School,
Meme; Shoto School, Two Rivers; St.
Michaers School, Whtelaw; Lincoln
School, Newton; La Toilette School,
Centeryille.
Out of 1876 pupils inspected 3l6 were
found to have physical defects. Ten
children were excluded and l02 notices
of defects were sent to parents with
the request that the child be given the
needed medical examination. Seven
health talks were given to the children
and five demonstration classes in Home
Nursing were given the Senior girls of
the Manitowoc County Training
school. Out of 1886 pupils weighed and
measured twelve were more than 10
per cent below normal weight
The number of defects found were
classified as follows Teeth l7s, ton
sils So, eyes 2, vision 2, nasal breath
ing 80, speech 4, glands l75, skin 10,
pediculosis 5, malnutrtion 3.
Five children and one adult from
families who could not afford medical
attention were given the necessary
care. This work is made possible
through the generosity of many of our
local physicians, the Holy Family hos
pital and such organizations as the
Elks' auxiliary and the North and
South Side Ladies' Aid society. Two
children were accompanied to the Uni
yersity hospital at Madison for treat
ment.
Infant Welfare Work is of necessity
rather neglected, in order to concen-
trate on as much school nursing as
possible. However, literature on In
FAINT Care together with the receipt of
Birth Certificate and a personal letter
Is sent to the mother of every new
born babe in the county. Twenty-fonr
home calls were made, 63 booklets on
Health have been distributed in the
county, 1873 letters were written and,
the county nurse drove $40 miles by
automobile. V. l.. NOHR, II. N.
County Nurse.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-04-06
LAND K. C. PIN MEET

The Knights of Columbus, state
bowling tournament will be held at
Manitowoc next year. Aubrey Egan
represented the local X. of c. bowlers
at the business session this week and
made a bid for the tournament. There
was considerable rivalry but Manito-
voc landed it.
The tournament extends over peri
cd of six weeks and will bring three
hundred or more visiting teams to the
city. The tournament will probably be
held next February and March.
The big event can be handled very
nicely in the new X. of c. club house
which has alleys, installed year ago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-04-06
NOTES FROM COUNTY
Notes from VaIders
SCHOOL NEWS

Mr.. c. Eyenson, a member of the
school board visited our school last
Friday.
Pupils of the high school are prac-
ticing every day for the play that will
be given Friday evening, April T. The
pupils are also busy selling tickets for
the program. One of the pupils has
already sold $40 worth of tickets
Elaine Brennan, a pupil of the first
grade here, won second place at the
Declamatory contest at Manitowoc
last Saturday.
At the program to be given April Z
the eighth grade will talk on the Great
Lakes-St Lawrence Waterway Prof
ect.
We have received about fifty new
library books from the travelling Ii
brary of the state The books are very
much appreciated by the pupils
An Audubon society to stimulate a
proper appreciation of our feathcred
friends, is being organized in the lower
grades. Already more than forty
children have joined The dues are
only ten cents a year for which the
pupil receives membership button
and colorcd pictures and material on
birds worth more than that amount.
III. r,,,foI,r fg olen givpp "a WARS gub-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-04-06

IN Tailored Styles and Wrap effects the garments shown
are of ShanShccn Cordaure Normandy Ramona Panva-
line IWls and TrCones. The choice widely varied
and an early selection is advised
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-04-06
The pampered Zone.

Christopher Morley remarks that
''the fat man is his zone enemy" APP
parently, then, he obeys the injunction
TO love ones enemies. Boston Trans
script.
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LOCAL NEWS

Miss Lcona Brennan went to Mil
waukla last Saturday on business.
Mr.. Harry S. Berge left one day last
week for Merton, Wis, where he will
be employed i'm the condcnsary
Mrs. Harry S. Berge and daughter
Phyllis Mae are visiting with friends
and relatives at Boshalt, Wis.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21
"Steaua NOaStra' nu mai apare

CAND muncor inceteaza din vata, to acei carl Pau
cunoscut il deplng omenrea perdu prin lu
membru uti al eli Durerea iti 81 mai cnd rele
SAT- ai rlmas bun della un ovaras de munca.
Aceeas durere simte America cand ia cunostnta de-
incetarea Seei Noastxe din New York Ca tovares
'e munca mai barna America poae deca regrete
dspara unei suror harnice fos Steaua Noastra."
Gale celor doua ziare romanest fost deosebe poac
dar scopu or os aceas: sa erveasc bune caauze p
begilor romani carl pras csutec or de pc paure pa
trie noastre natalie pentm gaseasc
tara ndepartaa Dmpreuna alte tovarese Gle
cauta putu 81 prceput sa dea cetitoror lor
lndrumar bune 81 sd lie arate cea pc srabanduo sd
cunoasc patria or adoptv pasreze smpatc 81 pentr
tara ndepartaa unde toate amntre noastrc
scnmpe.
A avut drept la viata 'Steaua Noastra' precum
fecare pubicae cnstita nemeiaa pc baze sanatoase
buna crednta. Imigrant romln din Statee Unite sunt
veniti din tOae courile Romnei Mari Fecare STA adn
e caracteriscee cosoruui de tara de unde Isl TRACE
ob'rsa Fiecale resare cnd da pese ntampare
rcntu e parum special al comune de unde vine
Astfe cetiori zareor romnesti din Staee Unite sau CRU
pat pc langa care ziar pacea mai multi pcnru
e insemna mai multi decit altele. Fecarc Isl ce
tori credncios carl abra stau in uru ui, il susn,
apr sunt gaia sd ertfeasca pentru e Fecare ziar
duce caea gaseste ell de mai buna dar pre aceeas
tna spre acela scop Fecare 30 stea merge in
fruntea ceoror lu Isl caea desnaa pentru el
Deci caCerea unei ''stee' caderea
ducator de goate, sngerea unei lmni 81 daca numa
pentn vrene. scurta- asa intunerc in urma Ell.
Menrea zarelor romanes din Staee Unite este mareaa
81 pima de responsibilities In tara ziaree Isl pot permte
luNu recar cc sunt mute tinele spre tnde
la moi ac suntem att de pun Cd psa de strangerea
randuor noasre. Acasa pubicu mai mute svoare de
umna dar ac poate snguee isvoae sun ziarele
fiecare e celeste drag Daca ee in servicu
sodaatei aca ee predca desbnarea aunci ace carl
nsircinat conducerea or fac vnova Gle mare
ST crima lor este mai deca otravitorlor ord
mari Cac acesti din urma oravesc corpu,
rce Otravesc sufletu omuui de-
fomeaz orbste mai este in stare deosebeasca
bnele de
Ziaml ''Scaua Noastra'' fos pubcatie STA
dat parotismu simtire prea sfna fe pusa
in suba ntereselor pesonale precum ngura spune lu
dndus bun della cetori eli ST spre auda conucato
or puem cosaa ca acest zar sa recunoscut rostu su
Ia avut in viata pubica ronaneasca de ac
''Steaua Noastra' viata frumoasa la dspa-
rita eli ne vim in minte cuvintee poetuui:
e.. .inpdcat u rOdul
Acelei nmi deserte,
Sd Mmi sicd sdtu 'ntreg,
I'm. DunneseM sd-l ierte!'
sxWNuas ANDRTI pOpOvICI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21

in promisiunea lor ca vor lasa
religiei ''toate nsile deschise."
Londra. ~ Pc eoasta lxbedei s'a
pus un far care - sprinde 81 Sc
stinge sineur. Elss sptinde sears,
Sc stinse diminsste si Sc unse su-
tomst intotdessn1. Tot lucrul e
Sc cere Ia el este cur6 tifea ngoto-
ruhi odatS - - 4umiDa 9 pro-
dusa de niste eIe1aelate chimiee.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21

Cali sunt atat de rari pc stra-
dele din New York, incat cand Sc
arata cate unul, mmea fuge sal
vada intocmai cum alearga copii
sa vada elefantii de la cire.
&.
1.itewtii ale. caror opere tree
astazi la nemurire" sunt numai
ceia earl cheltue cu reclama dc
|trci ori mai multi bani ca cat lie
vine din vinzarea cartilor. Char
fsi in literature SC pOtriveste zica.
|toarea 'Reclama sufletul CO.
mertului."
d
Dona capete judeca mai bine ca
unnl singur - Gu cxceptie in con-
ducerca familiei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21
u fucA ctInfvuu|

Pc fetele de astazi nnmai far
maciile le mai pot face sd rosasca.
4
Cand doua femei cad Ia CONVEX
satie, fiecareia dintrc ele i Sc
pare ca ceailalta vorbeste mai
mutt decat asculta.
81
Adesea' celor mai multi oameni
lie place sd spue adevarul numai
c1nd acest adevar cauzeaza ustu-
raturi altora.
d
= mai usor a 9Ssi locnl unde
sa-ti petrtei vacanta, deoat sd
gAsryti ihanii Gu care sa-ti pctrcci
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21
|NF0RMAT|UN|

Kansas City, Mo. Sapte
(muncitori de ferma au fost taiati
de trcnul liniei Santa Fc. Sc zice
Cd victimele adOrmisera langa
sine, nnde sezusera sa Sc odih-
ncasca.
Wieringen. Olanda. - Sc a.
nunta ca fostul print de coroana
al Germaniei, Frederick William,
a plecat la Dorm ca sa viziteze pc
fatal sau, fostul Kaiser.
Dundee, la. - Niste hoti necu-
lcoscuti au spart casa bancii To-
Gale cu dinamita, facandu-se ne
vazuti cu $1,000 in numerar 81 en-
bonuri in valoarc de $4,000.
Budapcsta. - Premicrnl unga.
riei. cOntcle Stefan Bethlcn, a
tanuntat reorganizarea cabinctn-
lui ungar in felul urmator: Nj
niStru de Externe, DesiderinS
Banffy; Ministru de Finante, NJ.
Kallay; Ministru de Inferno. Ste.
phan Rakovsky: Defensa Natio-
nala, NJ. Belitska; Justitie, M
Aquvary; Comert. Leuis Walk
Agricultural. Eticne Szabo: Asi.
stenta Sociala, M. Vasz: Hrana
NJ. Buffv: Cutie. contele Klebel-
sberg.
Londra. Episcopii polonezl
s an decis sd infiinteze biserica
independents in POlonia. despair
tindu-se astfel de biserica ru.
seasca din cauza starilor ce dom.
| nesc acolo. Stirea este trimisa din
Warsaw cdtre ziarul Evening
Post. -
Des MOines. la. - l.. ID. Wal
ker, I'm expert in radinm. a sosit
aici din Pittsburg cl I'M electro.
scOp, spre a cauta O bucata de ra
dium pierduta saptamana trecuti
IN camera de operate unui spi
tai din localitate. Radiumul pier
dut este in valoare de $4,000 s
sc crede ca a fOst aruncat dir
lgreseala la gunoin.
| Bruxef. - o comisiune conner
ciala va pleca prin Iulie in Bra
zilia, eli insareinarea de a arania
acolo expozitii permanente pen
tru demonstrates marfurilor bel
lgiene. Comisinnea va vizita dea.
lsemenea 81 oraSele Sac Pau!c 81
tPernambuco.
Gallipols, Ohio. = Robert Hull
un epilectic aflat in casa de ne
buni din Marietta, s'a snpara,
fpentrn Cd nu i Sc da vote ST
lplece acasa. Mania, schimbandu.i
Sc in furie, e1 a pus mana p" III
Dcntit de bucatarie 81 a taiat e., @
I'm alt pacient 81 pc unul Gintrt
doctori. Gardienii all avut null
de meru pana sal poata lega.
| Paris: - James A. Saltcr, Sc
cretarul general al comisiunci dt
lreparatii, STA fnaintat Teri limi
sia din aceasta functiune.
| Vera Cruz. - Grevisti; de aic
s'au indignat rau cand au vazu,
armata venind sd pazeasca mo
rile de faind. Din aceasta cauza e
an navait in casa unllia dintrt
lproprietarii morilor 81 ian batu1
crunt sofia. Proprietarii aveat
sentinele imprejurul morilor, da,
nu 81 inprejurul locuintelor.
Roma. - Sc zice Cd uegocierilt
de impacseiune intre vatican s
IsuvernM sovieteloy STUNT pe cal.
dsa II fntrerupts; Papa 7ucepe 81
lbanuiasca ca rogii M sunt SINGER
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21

n aceasta vacanta.
Tn doctor din New York a reu
sit sa faca pc femeie muta sa
vorbeasca. Gait dintre barbati n ar
dori ca Dumnezeu sd nn mai lase
asemenea doctori pc pamant!
"a
Bluzele purtate de femei vara
stunt par'ca intr 'adins facute mai
mutt ca sd arate decat sd ascnnda
|ceiace acopar.
il
Gel mai usor serviciu II al pre-
sedintii de Ia caile ferate. Ei M
an deeat sa dea pc la lbi1Dn, Il
urce pretul biletelor de edkterie
81 sd scada plata muncitorilor;
|atata tot.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-21

Roma. - Sc zies Cd negocierile
De lmpscaeiune intre vatican 81
suvernu sovietelor sunt pc Gale
de- . Il insrerupts; Papa iucepe sd
banuiasca ca rogii M stunt sinceri
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-29
At Csc to SOC

All kinds of Children Sox and Stockings Something for
each little child very attractive color combinations
whites and blacks Some excellent values
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BEGIN HERE TODAY.

Fate had seen fit to mold the life
of Barry Houston into tragic molds.
Tried for the murder of his cousin
Tom Langdon, ana acquitted because
of favorable testimony of Agnes
Jierdon, and acquitted becaues OF Ia
Mas (vorable testimony of Agnes
Jierdon, Houston's father dies with
sout regaining faith in his son. he
leaves Barry timber holdings in Tab
ernaele only on condition that hlgh
output be maintained.
Mysterious accidents in the mill
have prevented this and Houston
arriving from Boston, finds that he
has been betrayed by his mil
superintendent, Fred Thayer. Hous-
ton discharges Thayer. First the mill
is burned down and then Houston
is deprived, by a forged lease, OF
the rights of his timber lands. With
the aid of Batiste Renaud, an eccen-
trio Freneh-Canadian, whose life has
been saddened by the double tragedy
of his sons death in France and the
unsolved murder of his wife, hous-
ton continues the fight. During his
stay in Tabernacle, Houston has been
attracted by Medaine Robinette, own
er of neighboring timber lands. He
tells her that Thayer's statement that
he was accused Of murder is true.
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go, there was nothing to do but wait.
December came. February and
then
Get is come! Eet is GOMEZ Ba'-
tiste, waving his arms wildly, in
spite of the .stuffiness of his heavy
mackinaw. "Eet is come! l have
open eet-I can not wait. Eet say
we shall have the contract! All, oui!
oui! oui! oui!"
"Eet say five thousand dollars
cash, and the rest in bondw came
enthusiastically, from Ba'tiste. "Ba'-
teese, he have the friend in Denver
who will make the bond"
But how about the machinery
we'll need NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
plant before we're through, Ba'tiste. F"
"Ahw The old French-Canadian' s
jaw dropped. "Ba'teese have not
think of that"
Tomorrow morning we take the
train to Denver, and from there I'll
go on to Boston. I'll raise the
money some way"
They went on to Denver, there to
seek out the few friends Ba'tiste pos
sessed, to argue one of them into a
loan of ten Thousand dollars on the
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mo! No! You shall not go! You
tell Medaine that is a lie"
sit u.s." Houston heard his voice
as though coming from far away,
"but | don't know how to answer it.
Where is Miss Jierdon?"
Miss Jierdon," Medaine Robinette
answered with an effort, "went back
to camp last night"
They drove on in silence.
Ten minutes late, Houston leaped
from the buggy and knocked at the
door of the cottage.
81 want to see Miss iJerdon," he
told the cook who had opened the
door.
The cook hustled back into the
house, to return with sealed envel-
ope addressed to Houston.
Dearest Barry:
''Hate awfully to run away like
this without seeing you, but it can't
be helped. Have an offer of a posi-
ton in st. Louis that l can't very
we'll refuse. Will write you from
there.
"Love and kisses,
agnes"
Ba'tiste slapped the reins on the
horses back.
'She is like the Judas, eh?" he
asked quietly, as they went back to
the cottage. Ba'tiste soon went
forth into the night. Later came a
scratch on the door. 1t was Cole
mar, followed a moment later by
grinning, twinkIing-eyed Ba'tiste.
Bon! Goodw he exclaimed. "Now
alert, mon ami! The pencil and
the paper"
He slumped into a chair and Owed
into a pocket of his red shirt, to
bring forth a mass of scrubbed
sheets, to stare at them, striving
'studiously to make out the writing.
"Eet is-the copy of the bidv'
From the Blackburn MILL There
is no one aroun'. Ba'teese, he go
through window. M'sieu Houston,
he too will bid. But he will make it
lower"
"But what with, Ba'tiste? We
haven't mill to saw the stuff, in the
first place. This thing we're setting
up now couldn't even begin to turn
.out the ties alone"
"Ah, oui! But the man who is
drowning, he will, what-you-say,
grab haystack."
And together they settled to the
making of bid that ran into the
millions, an overture for contract
for which they had neither mill, nor
timber, nor flume, nor resources to
completed!
CHAPTER XII
Time dragged after that. Once
the bid was on it's way to Chica-