Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-08
GEORGE B. TZSCHUCK is DEAD
Treasurer of Bee Publishing Company
Suocumbs to Heart Disease.
LONG IN SERVICE OF THE PAPER
Thirty Years Treasurer--Descenda
of Noted Line In GermaRy-Fu-
eraI Arrangements Deferred
Family ~ Abroad.

George 3. Tzschuck, treasurer OF The
Bee Publishing company for more than
thirty years died aof heart disease early
"Wednesday morning the home Of Mrs
c. II. Gerber. sistth. 2iT South Twenty
fifth street.
Death came without warning or Fremont
ton. Mr. Tzschuck was suffering from a
slight attack of indigestion the evening
prior to his death. He arose az the usual
time Wednesday morning. Mrs, Gerber
on the floor below heard him fall to the
floor She found him unconscious and life
all but gone. Mr.. Tzschuck expired
few minutes later without regainlng con-
Bciousness.
Mrs. Tzschuck and daughter, Ruth Marie,
the surviving members Of the immediate
family are travelling in Europe Efforts
are being made by relatives here to reach
them by cable at Nice, They left Tor an
extended European tour in September.
Since that time Mr.. Tzschuck has been
living at the home of his sister. For sew
eral years the family home was at 1l5
South Thirty-fourth street.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
been completed.
Surviving members Of the family in
Omaha are Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno Tzschuck,
i1s South Twenty-fifth street, parents OF
Mr.. TzschucS; Miss Agnes Tzschuck' who
lives at the home Of her parents, Mrs. A.
L. Meyer, 30 South Thlrty-sixth street, and
Mrs c. H. Gerber, at whose home death
occurred.
Had a Wide Acquaintance.
The life of Mr.. Tzschuck during his long
term Of service with The Bee was marked
by calmness and conservatism. He enjoyed
a wide acquaintance in Omaha. He was
a member OF the Commercial club and
Field club.
On a farm near the village Of Bellevue
Mr.. Tzschuck was born September 20, 100
he gained his education at Bellevue and
at the state University OF Nebraska. Al
the university he was a student in the
school Of Civil Engineering. For year
Of his residence at Lincoln he was a clerA
in the office Of his father, who was then
secretary of state.
June 2. 1880, Mr.. Tzschuck came to Omaha
to enter the employ OF The Bee ine
thirtieth anniversary OF that day was
made pleasant to Mr.. TzschGck at pan
o.et given In his honor by the heads OF
departments Of The Bee Publishing COM
pany at the Field club last June
While BUSINESS affairs ella med the most
OF Mr.. Tzschucks attention and interest
he was dsyoyed 70 one sp0rt-sh' otns
His Vacations we're teGea up with e-eur-
sions TO shooting GROUNDS in Nebraska and
n, ighboring states.
The family Of yon Tzsch.ek was slgnifi-
cant IN the earlier 'histo~y Of Germany.
Ferdinand Won TzschucE, grandfather Of
Mt Tzschuck. was chief ot Internal revenue
of Prussia In the early p0rt OF the nine
teenth century. His son Bruno Tzschuck'
the former secretary OF state now living
in. Omaha, was marked tor brilliant career
in the German array, General Bruno
Tzschuck establishes IscoFd for daring
and valiancy in action at the battle OF
Idstedt In 1880 after further distinguish
ing himself Ia the troubles between schles-
Nig-Holsteing and Denmark, the young
soldier put the glitter or the military be-
hind him and came 10 America 10 become
pioneer He came 10 Nebraska In lS55
and took up land which became the farm
where George TEschuok vas born.