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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22
Sturfcn itirlcr 8prnetpi.

Stort, Der forleoen tom flDoenoe I'll
@nnr0eier 2ottri0s @briiteniens
@oarO | Spinoing, bemp0tige0e Jig
ifglge oHano. 0a96l." Ell garne-
trpie og en- 8orneifiorte, Der laa
poa en- @eoIeb9nf og flei 40 ao'
Inn til meO 3eiet. Gu getter man
naturlignis ioriat poa, bpem Stor-
fen bill gore ioa bel imoo.
SeSsfnlO. Gbeien ios 8eibuiet,
0ireftpr for SCREENS tefniife aorps,
0beritlejtnant $. 8. $. 3ltren er
ifsl9e SO. g" Senoog ben 3. Suli
ofgaaet peo 8soen, 81 9lor 81. Den
afosoe, Der 6leo Oberitlpitnont /
1904 o9 / 5ior u0n9untes til jim
nuoGrenoe Stiaing, bar Hi0oer al
0bg. % 9tmo.
Otter lengere 8ios Sp9oom
er @f0elingsingenier ueo Statsba-
nerne Daniel Simoni 2eroag Den
2. Suli ofgaoet oeo 8eoen, 68 9or
81. San par feOt / 4alborg og oar
ferIt aniat peo 8on0bDgningsoele-
net, inoen ban fom til StatSbaner-
ne. San npo ifelge SO. 81 Hp
iom en- op9tig Sngenier o9 en- ON
bpggelig @%mbeosmono. San par
Ri60er of 0bg. og 06mo.
asbmono SIR. 9ornbe6 /
So0iun0 er Senoo0 ben 3. Suli of
gaaet oeo 0eoen efter lpngere 3ios
Spogeligbeo, nogle og bolofier0s
aar 9ommel. Meo BAN miiter @no-
Juno Ell al iine pl0ite og melt frem.
ragenoe 8or9ere; % ban | i'm 9io
%be9pn0te lin notwithstanding Der
/ 8pen, beItoo oenne fun at nogle
faa 9nie, og BET ifploes life min0It
bans 5nitiatio og 0pgtige 2Grbeioe,
at &aoiunO / 2sbet al forbolosois
fort 8i0 er oofset op og blepet Set,
ben mn er.
Gen nfosoe, Ser oe0 i'm 0eo oor
Dieolem al aalborg-SaOiun0 So
mems DIRECTION, bar | AoreneS 2gb
rg9tet en- utaaig M9ng0e Eiqios-
6uerO, men lepe0e pna @runo al
SDg0om / De ienere 4ar title og
til6agetruffet. San bar oeforeret
me0 &i00erforiet al 0%annebrog.
30 at bans S6nner er Snoebaoer-
ne al ben lonosfenote 5rltetiaftfa.
BRIT / 9a0iun6, og Ell treble Sen er
WiSiion9r / Snoien gorl Sornbed,
Der for 3iOen boloer 6erie / Dan.
mart
6bo. 8~oloforpnIter 9. g.. so.
M'eDer | aoloing er forleoen afgaoet
peo Deoen | a~Sbenbaon. Den al.
oeoe, Ser bar boet / aoloing Iioen
1894, f6rit iom 3olofontroIlgr og
fra 1905 iom Eoloforoolter, toa |
5ior i'm Afife0 oe ilptteoe til SD
%benbapn. San -toe ifslae naolo.
6%olfebl." paa forifeaig Sis Del |
9pens offentIige Gin; ban iao iaa.
leoes / 4 gor / gnran6et og par
5ormano for aoloing afboIosfor-
ening og for Sp0pitipoif afboIos.
freos; og / v9ernenesgel" og .ger.
nebeipisningen" eioroe boooe Sen of.
oeoe 90 bans Sultrli ct betpoeIiat
og opofren6e Nrbei6e.
rrmager 8rind / 0erreimlO-
bp err iorleoen plloielig afgaaet oeO
Ogoen; ban bsrte iisl9e uaalb.
amtst." til De title / 2an0et oe
bolot life al at TONNE frem | for
reite Heffe, men bans Meo6oreere
nereoe ubetinoet a9telie for BAN
og Sillio til Dam, og ban un09ii
life offentIige EiaiosbOeru; ban bar
iaaIeoes bl. a. upret Meolem al
2ieninesfommisiionen og ii00et |
Observation-Disclosures 9eitnrelie.
st Bar @ange bar Der nGret Gale
ON at i9tte bom inO | 9Draa0et,
men oct baO ban jig fritaget for.
San par ugift.
@ooroeier Sgren 9otbum i
9}iersbgI er Mou0aa Den 4 Sllli of-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22
ior 8ooiings aIinif efter en- Blind.
Transportation, 81 aor 81.

Transportation, 81 @or 81.
Mansc 9bnneOilae. 6eftiet lloeir
oner 81. 8biiteo, 8. Sui. st Def.
tigt 3oroenoeir traf / Ueorges mel
lem 81. 4 % ST. 6 ben oper bet
%nor0Iige 8bD og Sannes.
s @aar0en o0eergaarO" | aoa-
itrup, tilberenoe 8ropriet9r Mif'
felieft, Ilog 2pnet ne0 | Sforitenen
/ Stueb1iet, beoeoe6e en- Bige, Der
Itoo oeo &omfuret, og ilog 6erefter
Snl / Wltren. Sp,,et nntRn6te 3er-
oene poa 2oftet, og Del babe al
Stue6niet neobr9note.
- S 8esles iIog Spnet neo og
antGnote S. 8odS @aar6. 2Dnet
iplintre0e Sforitenen og gift oerefter
uo / StaIoen, bpor set orebte tire
it1ge 8Dre. &ele @aor0en neo6rpno.
te. @ieren Dor %bortreiit.
= s @eslesbuie br9note g. 81.
monien8 og Carl 8oels Suie iom
5elge Of 2pnneoilog. SOS @oaro.
ejer SIR. Socobien iamne Ste0S llog
9nnet feo / 2o6en og antpnote Ga
get; men oct lpffeoes burtigt at faa
gugt me0 Sl6en.
= 9oo guIt Sernbaneitation ilog
9pnet neo / Stationsbn9ningen og
req flere Ogre no al Suiet innlt poe.
logoe @ibs09ffet. Saget og Sfor-
itenen, men tGnote life. Der bar paa
bette 3io8punft ingen Menneifer |
8%Dgninoen.
1llDffer. Eortpr 8eterien / aal-
borg ifuloe Sirs6ng ben 8. Suli
lliffe en- 8o9n, Der bar lnoet me0
aul, og 90 ban life fltnoe ifitbbe
9olten poo 8gren ne0 me0 9natt-
Ben, orep ban ben paa Bla6s meo
en- Of De la~ngIfafte0e 9omre, Ser
bruges pno 2ofomotiDer. "a ban
0~erefter foite6e Snmren neo, fom
oenne til at Itaa opret me6 Sfaftet
/ @eiret, % i0et 8eterien 0erefter
ielo iprong neo, par ban ina ubel-
big at foo Sfaftet op / ltnoerlibet.
8o4ortgrer mnatte felge BAN biem,
og en- tilfolot 2ege erfl0reoe if6lge
0oroiDlI.", at bar Sfaftet fommet
en- CONNIE lengere til Si0en, funOe
Der bnoe oeret 5ore for Beteriens
2io.
@n 8ognmon0Sfuif | @renoo
oeo Neon Morils 3ielien forte for
leoen me6 en- SeIt en- tom Serbia
nepogn fra Stationen til @renaa
Sapn, oa Soften pluoieIig bIeo ifp
og iprnng til SIDE, booroeo Rlt-
fen poa en- enonli ltopflaret Waooe
fnl6t og fom til at ligge paa Sporet.
Ga Ben Borter, Ser ful9te me6 BOG.
men, fit oenne ltotloiet, bopOe altifen
ifel9e o@renoa Ip." facet bsire Sen
onerfert ne0enfor anGet. Boa Sp.
gebuiet n9reoe man 6og &nob ON,
at 8enet fl1noe reo6es.
= 9a 8uifen fra ltsiinggaarO,
geiels SSreenien, forIeben Iften fom
| feren6e 40 Sernbnnegaoe / Sor-
lens, bleo Seitene ifp og Lob lebif,
90 oeo @oosefspe0itionen terneoe
De ifelge nSori. ap." moo ct 4ere.
tei iom beIte6e. auifen poa bette
Hap meO nogle Suoafifrabninger,
men 0ieIs Sergenien ilpngeoes al
i'm 8oen og fit oct enc Sen fnuit,
ioa genpiberne itaf no. San blep
fert fiji aommuneboipitalet
9rnfnet beO SaSnins. 2proog @f-
ten ben 2. Suli, 0o to SieneitefnrIe
bos @aaroeier Hosmus Senien /
9srre grsleo par gooeoe no at babe
/ @rusgraoen oeO Rerre grsleo, fit
ben enc of Dem ifslge oIpfebine
SociaIoemofrot" 9rampe og orufne.
De. Sans Gig fanotes | @oar DIOR.
ges. Den foruIpffeoe bar Son of en-
enfe / 9pfsbing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22
Rp Com mebi6eI.

Der Odnife 9ibeIleIifnbs ll0anp<
pan 5nOiapapir meo no oDeririteIis
al bet HDe 5eitumente. inobun6en
1pifIanO ipstieIt for os -'meae
bleOt OuerfnIOsbinO. On IarbeIef
elegant % bolobnr Dog.
Prfs $500
DdniIb eutb. Rnbl. Souie.
ginir. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22

SQlurces0enIr1fuge, % lIoeH 1000
bar ban ipsIet meo Malfemaifinen.
6if oQere0e / 1892 Se%IomebaiQe /
2onoor, men Maifinen bar oo fun
til Ell SO. 6erit for 2 Gor iioen ilog
Sheen neo | BAN. Sans arnftober.
feringsipitem og eIe9onte 9eo9gel'
Ter nf De bueoe Hlooer ifol opre
genial.
3able ON aongen. On Meoarbei-
Der PEG Bort 2ano" bar aflagt en-
gfifeosoiiit hos aonieiIspreiioent
3abIe oo oeo oenne 2eiligbeO bl. q,
Ipuret bnm ON bans Menine an
gaoenOe Song 5re0erif, efter at ban
M bar baft 2eiligbeo til at fomme
| nnrmere 8orbinoelie me0 Moie-
It9ten. Sr. Sable lunre0e:
Seq oil iige, al oct bar opret
mig en- itor @l9oe iom BoIitifer at
forbnnole meo aongen.
Get er mig tiotteligt, bborfro oen
MiSItemning, Der bar opret oporbei-
oct moo aongen, egentlig TANNER.
San er life Blot Iom Gegent en-
MnnO meo 4rbeiosioer og 8ligtfe-
lelie, men ogioa en- Won6, Der er op-
fpIot at 2nifet ON fulbt no at b9re
Ell fonltitntionel aonge.
9ernqIt er ban ell b~eroensflog
Mon0, og en- MnnO, Der CT f%orltao-
en6e. 8aooe oct enc og oct nn0et al,
bpoo ri bar foreilnoet, bar ganife
~notltrIigt life netop uGret / Soerens.
itemmelie meo bans egne 5oreitiIin-
ier og Reninger, MEL ban bar leo
ie pitt oirfeligt 6riiinO | Den 3or-
Itano, at ban oltio bar funnel for.
itaa os no ira port 5%tan0pitnft, og
ban bar aItio banolet oabent ooer-
for p8."
6n Gciulntiun. Set bloa aor8"
HeprGientantifob, repr9ienterenoe
%, 900 oanife Wqno og apinOer og
iamlet til 2(orsmg6e / a6benbapn
ben 6. SUM- uotaler iom i'm Oper-
bepisnin9, at Der ooerfor ben iterfe
Soerbaon0tagen al De naturlige 60
tier freezes EN- fait og aIoorlig
6aanobaoelie al 5traffeloOens =
1777 til Bern for Dor llngoom.
0enne Heiollltion bIep enitemmig
oeotnget.
Snnmnrfs Sper. Ger iinoes i
9onmorf 81 Seer, Der moaler ooer
100 Cor. 9ano, innt 8 inoopmme-
De 5ioroe euer gi9e. @f Sgerne ooer
100 Cor. 2an0 ligger 10 paa Si9l-
Iano, 5 Cforu0en 9ots Gor) paa
2ollanos5allter og SO / Spaano,
bpor oginn s of De 8 inoo9mmeoe
5ioroe iinOes. 9uu 6pen ligger fun
cen 81 oper 100 Cor. 2ano, poa
gornbolm ingen. 8slgenoe Seer
mailer ooer 1000 Cor. 2ono 6oer
@rre 81 (7366 Cor. 2ono), @srom
81 (3t38), Dos Se (306t), Sis
Se (2409) Maribo 81 1852, 5u.
re 81 (t723). Sfanoerborg 81
( Q672), Sill 81 (1640), Giuitrnp
50 (1200) % Siiel 81 1916 Cor.
2ano). 0erefter bar 12 Sser en-
SterreIie at meIlem 500 % 1000
Cor. 2ano, SO Sser mailer mellem
1000 CO 500 Cor. 9ano.
SubilGnm paa SDn. Ooenie, 8.
Suli. u5Dns Stifts patriotiife Gel
fab, Der / 9lor Dor beitnnet | 100
aor, feirer lit Sitbil9um meo ct
tort 8prifue oeo Ooenie ben 10.
og is. oS. S 5orbinoeIie meO Sli-
bil9umsifuet afbol0eS De iomoir.
fenoe fpnife 2anoboforenin9ers Sfue
og Statsifie. enouioere arrangeres
EN- fulfilling af RpttesSuSfIio iamt
Uplifting fra Siemmene ! be for
le6ne 100 @a. Rongen, Der er Gel.
ifabetS Broteftor. bar sinet 3iliogn
ON at g9ite Sfuet, 6eriom ban ier
Jig / Stono BERTH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-22

Oct moderate Spjre. J n5pns
Stiftstioenoe~ for WonSaa aften
Den A. SuIi finoes en- @eooelelie,
Der gaor no paa, at oct er muIigt,
at Oct Moderate Ssire" opbpues
og BortietS MebIemmer ieen in6-
trGoer | Ssires @riippe. og Der BEN.
uiies til. at Ssires ReprrIcntani.
fob er inofalot til Msce paa Cor.
oag.
) Den a%nleonina lpIpier .Soeno.
borg NmtstiOenoe" ira ponlioeIiaIte
ailoe. at Der life forelieeer nogei
Tom BELT ON, at oct Moderate Ssirr
ioranorer fin Portiitiaina pIer fine
@rnppeforpoIo. Iiae fac Ii5t iom
Ssires aeprrfentnntftob bar noaet
meO bette ot gsre. efter Iom inaen
df bet moOerote Ssires RGno bar
Sroe f. Observation-Disclosures oa fsl.
gelia Teller life err inbfoIbt til
Neoe.
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20

Accidents will happen. but the best-regu,
lated families keep DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oli
for such emergencies 1t subdues the pain aud
heals the hurts.
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20
MIGRATION.

They are marching, marching southwark, little
pilgrims of the night.
Never milestone marks the highway, never
border is in sight,
Nor a fiery pillar shows them of the way they
are to go,
Yet they pass along rejoicing, for guiding
Hand they know.
ave are His, no sparrow falleth to the ground
without His care,
We, the pilgrims of the darkness, are as safe
as sparrows are.
Though the valleys fade beneath us and the
ocean line be dim,
Fear we not the while we follow, leaving all
the way to Him."
Say the hosts of little strangers, and hear
them gently call
To each other they journey, and the an
swering voices fall
Down so softly from the cloudlands, though no
little forms are seen
And the very air grows sweeter In the slences
between.
List! 1 he, them question fondly of each
"Are y Senst eomi my we follow till the
dawn is on the sky.
And | wonder did the angels call me softly
Home tonight
Would follow half as gladly as the song birds
take their flight
Nelly Hart Woodwork.
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20
THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW.
constitutionality Of Statute Involving Pos
session of Federal License to be Argued.

|
session of Federal License to be Argued.
Among the cases to be called for early
argument before the Supreme court of
the United States at Washington is one
against the State of Maine involving the
constitutionality of statute of Maine
which provides as follows: The payment
of the United States special tax as IL
quor seller, or notice of any kind in any
place of resort, indicating that intoxicat-
ing liquors are there sold, kept or given
away unlawfully, shall be held to be prima
facie evidence that the person or persons
paying said tax, and the party or parties
displaying said notices, are common SELL
ers of Intoxicating liquors and the prem
ises SO kept by them common nuisances.
Attorney General Warren G. Philbrook
of Waterville will argue the case in be-
half of the State and for that purpose
left for Washington last Sunday.
For many years convictions have been
made in Maine against holders of federal
liquor tax certificates, said certificates
being held as prima facie evidence that
against the prohibitory liquor laws of the
State of Maine. Many cases have been
decided ON this sort Of testimony, but in
this case against the State of Maine a
test will be made relative to the const-
tutionality of the act that so provides
this kind of evidence.
A decision may be expected at any
time after the case is argued. 1t may
come within month, or not for several
months. Whether the matter is decided
for or against the State will be matter
eagerly awaited, as the gu estion is an
important one in the interI Yetation of
the Maine law.
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20
The Shoe Situation.

Footwear conditions continue the whole
unsatisfactory. New England manufacturers
report slight increase in business each week,
but no orders of account are being received for
spring delivery, as jobbers buy close to actual
requirements. Trade is fairly good in some
kinds Of leather, such betting, harness and
sole, but upper stock continues slow.-Dun's
Review, October 18th.
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20

Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels,
cause chronic constipation. Doan's Regulets
operate easily, tone the stomach. cure consti-
patton. 25c. Ask your druggist for them.
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20


on motion of County Attorney.
Andrew L. Knowlton, app, search
and seizure. Brought forward by Or
der of Court Mol pros on motion of
County Attorney.
Charles Marden, app, search and
seizure. Brought forward by order
of Court. Mol pros on motion of
County Attorney.
Charles E. Marden, common NUS
ance. Brought forward by order of
Court Mol pros on motion of Coun-
ty Attorney.
John F. McInnis, common nuisance.
Brought forward by order of Court.
Mol pros on motion Of County Atty.
Homer B. Carter, common nuisance.
Brought forward by order of Court.
Mol pros on motion of County Atty.
James w. Lawrence, common nuis-
ance Brought forward by order of
Court. Mol pros on motion of Coun-
ty Attorney.
James W. Lawrence, common seller.
Brought forward by order of Court.
Mol pros on motion of County Atty.
Andrew L. knowlton, common seller
Brought forward by order of Court
mol pros on motion of Comfy Atty
Andrew L. Knowlton, common nuis-
ance. Brought forward by order Of
Court; mol pros on motion of County
Attorney
Andrew L. Knowlton, drinking house
and tipping shop. Brought forward
by order of Court; mol pros on motion
of County Attorney.
Wilbert A. Stevens, single sale; mol
pros on motion of County Attorney
Wilbert A. Stevens, single sale; no
pros on motion of County Attorney
Wilbert A. Stevens, common seller
mol pros on motion of County Atty.
Charles L. Elwell. common seller; no
pros on motion of County Attorney
Charles L. Elwell, single sale; no
pros on motion of County Attorney
Charles L. Elwell, single sale; no
.pros on motion of County Attorney
Jeremiah W Staples, common seller
mol pros on. motion of County Atty
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20
After Their Winters Fish.

About this time of year the retired sea cap
tsns about town get uneasy and pine for a
breath CT salt air right off the broad Atlantic.
To get it, and their winters fish at the same
time, weeks trip down around Isle au Haut
and Swans Island is usually taken. Just now
Capts Sam and Jasper W. Haskell and Fred P.
Weed are down there with weather eye out
for chance to wet a line.-Deer::Isle Messen-
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20

CLUBBING OFFERS. The foiowr
offers apply only to subscription
vance; and when payment is made 1T gid
stated what premium, if any, is desire
also necessary to say that none Of .Ht'
cations are mailed with The Jouua "
this office. We have to pay for the. u.
tions one year in advance, and theS
sent from their respective Offices '' '-
scribers. Our clubbing offers are '7
for one years subscription paid in a.'"
The Journal and Farm and Home.
The journal and Tribune Farmer.
The Journal and McCalPs Magazlne
The Journal and New Idea Magazine
The publications included in our c;u ',.5
fers may be sent to different addfs''@
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20

FOR MORE THAN THREE DECADES
Foley's Honey and Tar has been household
favorite for coughs, colds and ailments of the
throat. chest and lungs. Contains no opiates.
Sold by all druggists.
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20
AMOS F. CARLETON, Sheriff.

A healthy man is king in his own right; an
unhealthy man is an unhappy slave. Burdock
Blood Bitters builds up sound health-keeps
YOU well.
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20

4 RElIAr,r MEpIcINE-NOT A NARCOTIC
Get the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in
the yellow package i .s sale h ana enecs so,i
Contains no opiates. heIuse suDsti'u'es' oSu
by all drurrists.
The Republican journal., 1910-10-20
WAN

Two boarders at the Belfast Home for Aged
Women The table board is excellent, the
rooms are large and pleasant, front rooms, one
on the ground floor, with all modern conveni-
ences. Apply at THE HOME.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-02-11
Petition Out to Pave Street.

A petition calling for the paving of
Norfolk avenue from the Northfork
river to the east side of Seventh street
is now being circulated by City Clerk
Ed Harter, under instructions from the
city council, among the property own
ers.
The petition was placed in circula-
ton during the day, following last
nights council meeting. Mayor Friday
stated at the meeting that he had
hopes that the paving would be com
pleted before August.
The city council, anxious to get the
paving under way at the first possible
moment, instructed the city clerk to
circulate the petition at once. 1t is
thought there will be no difficulty in
securing the adequate number of sign
erS.
The council for an hour discussed
the question of grades on Norfolk av-
enue. 1t seems that the records of the
former grade have been taken from
the city by the engineer who estab-
liShed the grade, and refuses to give
them up. +. +. Larkins of the Consol-
idated Engineering company of Oma-
ha was at the meeting and offered to
furnish an engineer and helper to es'
tablish grades, make plans and pro-
files, etc, needed in the paving, for 5 IL
per day. \ motion to accept this of.
fer resulted in tie vote, the motion
being declared lost. Efforts will be
made to get the former records.
r. NJ Ziesche was given permission
to move his old building into the
street while work on his new building
is done providing he gets the old
building out of the way of. paving.
You won't begin to pave by August
>" Mr.. Ziesche remarked.
I'VE hope to have it all done by that
time" Mayor Friday replied.
The meeting adjourned till next
Tuesday.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-02-11
Northwest Weddings.

John Tomek and Miss Mary Dusek
were married at Verdigre.
Miss May Meyer and Herman Schu-
Ter were married at Hooper.
Miss Minnie Thomas and Garnett
owen were married at Pierce.
Dwight Phillips and Miss Hattie
Barnett were married at Pierce.
Edward Dedlow and Miss Clara
Stockman were married at Plainview.
Dick Smith and Miss Maggie Roak
were married at Butte.
Miss Elizabeth Van Brocklin and
Karl Won Tersch were married at
Creighton.
DR.. J. X. Muldoon and Miss Doro.
thea Echert were married at Hum.
phrey.
Miss Anna Penne and Joseph Jes.
ten, jr,, We're married at Elgin.
Miss Margaret Fuhr and George
Bridges We're married at Leigh.
Miss Clara Tchentry and William
Schultz were married at Leigh.
Miss Olive Hughes and Frank EN-
cry were married at Petersburg.
Miss Mabel Woodwork and Hugh
Cash were married at Albion.
Dick Heerten and Mrs. Mary Per
kns were married at Ainsworth.
Claude Warner and Miss Bessie Hill
were married at SpringView.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-02-11
Council Proceedings.
I uesda

Council met in regular session at s
p. m, Mayor Friday presiding. Pres
ent, Brakeman, Winter, Craven, Fues-
ler Fischer, Hibben; absent, Dolin,
Coleman.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Moved by Brakeman, seconded by
Fuesler, that the engineering contract
be laid over until the next regular
meeting. Carried.
Moved by Winter, seconded by
Fischer, that Mr.. Ziesche be allowed
to move the old building onto the
front of his property until his new
building is completed, he to remove
the old building from the street if in
the way of paving, a contract to be
drawn with the city by the city attor'
ney for the same. Carried.
The treasurer's and police Judge S
reports were read and referred to the
auditing committee.
Moved by Craven, seconded by Win
ter, that the council adjourn until
Tuesday evening, February 10, at s p,
IN. Carried.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-02-11
West Point Racinu Plans.

West Point, Neb., Feb Especial
to The News During the week steps
were taken by the local speed assoc
citation to secure membership for the
local body in the Nebraska Speed as
ISOLATION and a formal application for
that purpose was forwarded by Presi.
dent Schinstock to the secretary, IL.
II. Roisen. of Beatrice. Prospects for
obtaining this membership are con
sidered good. The local association
will then be a part of the Tekamah.
Fremont.Columbus circuit. AS soon
as this is done arrangements will be
Immediately set on foot for first.
class race meet at West Point the
coming season.
Postmaster James G.. Elliott exam
ined class of twenty applicants for
the position of local census cnumera.
tors. The examination was held in
the high school room.
The receipts of cash for taxes in
the county treaSurer's Office at West
Point have averaged $500 per day for
some weeks past.
The case in district court wherein
Fred w. Zuhlke sued the estate OF
his late father for 81 800 for money
loaned, was decided in favor of the
defendantestate, the jury holding that
the deceased owed his son nothing.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-02-11
Back at You, Steinkraus.

Boyd County News: A farmer writ.
ing The Norfolk News the other day
said the American people spent too
much money for victuals and that we
should be satisfied with the prices for
foOdstuffs because living here costs
less than any country on earth. We
heard that argument twenty years ago
and it sounded as silly then as it does
now. 1t is right reasoning from a
wrong alphabetically irrelevant.
This is not comparative question in
any sense. Suppose this farmer had
three dozen chickens and thief steals
two dozen of them. The farmer pros
ecutes and the theft admits his guilt
but makes a plea for acquittal on the
ground that the farmer yet has more
chickens than his neighbor Jones Or,
let this farmer have one of his arms
amputated and like it simply because
some unfortunate brother is entirely
armless. The people of this country
should demand their God.given and
constitutional rights regardless OF the
condition OF any people in any nation.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-02-11
ANOTHER BLOW TO CUPID.
The Retail Price Of Diamonds is to be
Doubled.

New York Feb. S.-Thc retail price
of diamonds is To- be raised from 81
to $40 carat because of an advance
of l2la per cent In wages which has
just been granted by the Maiden Lane
diamond merchants to the members
of the American Diamond Cutters
Protective association.
The average wage paid to polishers
Is $50 week, The workmen known
as "bruters" who shape the diamonds,
receive about $3.50 week. The
"cleavers" of whom there are only
two in this country, make about 5000
a week.
The union has an ironclad agree.
ment with the merchants, whereby no
apprentices may be put at work in
the factories except sons or brothers
of men now employed in the work.
The merchants asked the union to sign
an agreement that no further advance
in wages would be requested for two
years, but their request was denied.
The union has 400 members in this
city.