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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10

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geierlein, cine Got in 9Ianb's Inter
abt5eiIung in etnbsrion Up. 81.
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04
waterloo,

Waterloo,
Daphne Rohwer visited relatives In
Omaha from Friday afternoon until Mon
day morning.
willard Flor has finished his school
work for the year, having been taking
law at Creighton.
MIss kellogg Of Council Bluffs. who
was visiting Mrs. Teal the last week, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Amy Lewis went TO Omaha Friday
afternoon and visited friends there and
nj the Bluffs until Sunday afternoon.
George Todd sprained his back severely
Thursday forenoon while lifting sacks at
the Robinson Seed company's warehouse,
James Calvert left Waterloo Tuesday
morning, his destination being the west,
though he had not yet found a new loea-
ton.
Mrs Merryweather OF Valley, sister OF
Mrs David Mel visited the latter and
family over Sunday and returned home
Monday.
Lawrence Robinson and two Of his uni
varsity friends. Walter Klopp and George
Hansen. came here Friday night from
lincoln.
John M. Christensen. who had been IN
/. Idaho the last week looking over the
country. returned Monday evening IRON
the west
Miss Della Robinson went to lincoln
Saturday 70 visit among university
friends several days She returned hom'
Thursday.
Miss Mabis Doherty. who teaches ens'
s Of Eikhorn, and Miss Myrtle Doherty
clerking at the Rogers Merchandise com
pany. Valley, spent Sunday with III
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04
EIkhorn.

Mrs Anna MoGrew visited in Omaha
Friday.
Mrs d. p Quinn visited relatives here
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albertson arrived from
Manila. Ia. Friday.
julius Schmidt moved his family Tues
day Into the Hickey house.
Mrs. B. B. Baldwin and sons, Cedric
and Carroll went to Dunning Tuesday
20 visit
Misses Euniee and Marguerite Richard
son Of Waterloo visited Miss Marie
Goddard Saturday.
John Purcell and brother. Charles. went
to North Bend Saturday to visit with
their uncle and aunt.
Mr.. Fred Lebbert and sister, Miss
Augusta OF Bennington. visited the ]. A
Gibbons home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Rodgers Of South
Omaha visited several days this week
with Mrs. Van Alst.
Mrs. II. Meyers celebrated her birthday
Monday by entertaining her many friends
at cards and luncheon.
Robert Baldwin came In from Dunning
| Neh.. Thursday. He will take back .
carload Of cows to his ranch.
Mrs. ]. A. Gibbons visited in the
country a couple Of days this week with
her brothers James and Charles Belts.
Louis Nelman moved his family TO tn,
| William Schmidt residence this week
Mr.. Schmidt will go to Herbert. Canada
in a week TO Join his son. Henry, on hi
homestead.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04
Springfield.

Lew Bishop Of Neigh is in the neigh
borhood visiting relatives.
J. NJ. Elwell is a Juror in United States
court this week at Omaha.
Ed Hoyt has sold his farm machinery
and has moved to Springfield.
]. c. Miller. editor Of the Monitor. left
Tuesday for three weeks trip In Cali
fornia.
John Seer bought the farm machinery
and lease Of Ed Hoyt and will farm again
this year.
David Armstrong Of warrensburE. Mo-.
was here TO attend tahe funeral Of his
brother, Aaron.
Mrs. John Sehaal was called to Louis
willie Wednesday by the serious illness OF
her mother.
Cyrus LANG and family left Thursday
for Alliance where they will make their
future home.
Aron Armstrong. aged Is years. died
suddenly Monday morning. The funeral
was held Wednesday.
Surveyor Patterson was here wednes-
day helping to Law out some new lots In
the Springfield cemetery.
Mrs E. G. Schaal has moved to the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Lee Blodgett
where she will reside in future.
A. V. Rogers was appointed a member
! OF the village board to take the place Of
/ Dr. Britain who moved 70 Exeter.
August Glessmsn caught his foot In 9
revolving pulley Of a gasoline engine
and suffered a badly sprained ankle.
Miss Gertrude Rich. a former Spring
field teacher. was married "Wednesday
/ in Omaha TO Mr. Clifford Patterson o.
/ Akron. Colo.
Work commenced Monday on the new
/ postoffice and tewelry store which. vii
I be ready by July l. John Waterman 1
the contractor.
The Platte river bridge between her
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04
From Our Near Neighbors

home folks, Mr., and Mrs. Charles Do
herty.
The members Of the Mystic Workers
had a social gathering at the homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Appleby, west OF
town. Tuesday night
Fred Brown and o. ]. Meyer drove In
Saturday night from Richardson county,
whero they had gone two weeks before TO
work at ditchlng and thing.
J. q. Harrington went TO Omaha satur-
day morning and on 70 Missouri Valley
/ that afternoon to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Luton. and family, over Sunday.
Last Saturday afternoon John Graft
had three ribs broken and was severely
bruised in a fall while helping 70 load
car OF corn at Waldron Seed com
pany's plant.
Dave Cobb was here last week VISITING
friends and left Friday for stuart, where
he now lives and is In business Ed Cobb,
who was formerly at Stuart. IL now hv-
ing at Schuyler.
The regular meeting Of the Masonic
lodge was held Tuesday evening with a
good attendance. There was considerable
work, after which the members enjoyed
lunch at the Wilkins confectionery.
Mr.. and Mira Jess Harris left Waterloo
Wednesday evening for Columbus. where
they will yiAit q short time before going
10 Canada They expect TO locate in the
AlDtTNA NOAnltys NhNtN @uNAlNa has
Is now working.
J, II Hiveley OF Hooper was at Water
loo several nights the last week putting
in the days at Omaha. where Mrs Hive
ley has been In the Emanuel hospital
since last Thursday. having gone there
for an operation.
Eph sumner went to Omaha Sunday 10
see his wife. who has been at a hospital
for the last two weeks. Mrs. Sumner un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
and recovered nicely, being able TO leave
the hospital Tuesday.
T. r. MendenhaIl came in from Omaha
Tuesday evening and visited over night
and Wednesday forenoon with Shelby
crink and family and other friends. lie
went 10 Fremont Wednesday afternoon
I with Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson In their car,
Carl wrage OF Omaha, nephew OF
Charles Dabelstetn, came from Omaha
Wednesday at o'clock and went 10 the
| farm. Carl drew number IN the Da.
| kotA land lottery last fall and his uncle
is going up with him to help make q
selection.
At the Conversational meeting OF tn,
Presbyterian church held Monday evening
Of last week all the former officers wer'
again elected as follows; c. B. Noyes
elder: r. swan King deacon; y. p
Noyes clerk, NJ z. Dillehay, treasurer
b. r. Bell. trustee.
c. E. Hammerstrom brought his brothe
Oscar and wife 20 Waterloo sunday morn
ing and they returned to their home a
Council Bluffs after a visit Of severa
weeks at the brothers home. Mr.. Ham
merstrom lives on the former Tom Hart
ford forty, west Of the Nels Brown home
stead, and was In the track OF the flood
being damaged quite heavily
The village board met Tuesday night q
the drug store, all members present IN
bond and application OF b. +. Johnso
for saloon license were acted upon IA
yorably and license granted for this yea
The license and occupation tax are tn
same as last year. 81 20. License 10
pool tables were granted c. B. Augustus
and the clerk authorized TO notify N
proprietor that the pool hall be closed a
10 o'clock each night.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04

Gretna Saturday TO see Mrs. Smiths
mother. who Is III.
The regular meeting Of the Valley
Woman's club was held az the home OF
Mrs. Weekly Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will give a sea-
side bazaar and food sale Saturday after
noon AZ Hubbard's hall.
Or. j, c. Agee sold his residence to r.
7. Caldwell and has moved into the
Aaron Wickland house until he builds
on the lot adjoining his former residence.
Aaron wickland finished loading his
car and left with II Monday for Mime
sofa, where he recently purchased a
farm. The family will 90 the first Of
the week. Miss Ruth Peterson will &C
company them.
Miss Mabel johnson. Eva Harrier,
Bulah Byars, Einar Anderson and Cln-
ford Edminster are expected TO come
home Friday TO attend the class play,
''Esmerald." which will be given in the
opera house by the class OF 1912.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04
Tekamah.

Mr.. and Mira John A. Singhaus were
Omaha visitors Tuesday, going down and
hack In their auto.
John Pence and Charles Petersen re-
turned Wednesday from their trip TO in
spect Florida lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Houston left Thurs
day evening via the Nebraska Shrtners
special for a months trip to the Pacific
coast
Mrs. Carson left Friday for Blooming
ton. Ind. her home town. after a win
ter's visit In Tekamah at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Richard Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. futile arrived home
Tuesday from their winters stay in
southern California Mr.. Tuttle says he
Is so well pleased with the west that he
may decide 10 go there and live.
Henry Coll went down 10 Omaha last
Friday and returned in the afternoon
with a fine new touring car The corn
from a forty-acre patch paid the price
Of the machine. and that was nearly the
81 .sn marx.
Miss Rich of the Tekamsh high school
was united in marriage last Friday At
! Omaha TO Mr.. Patterson Mrs. Pstter~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04
Base Ball Suits

Grey trimmed in red.
Blue trimmed in white.
Grey Stripe trimmed in ma
room.
Shirts have short sleeves -
padded pants. at 81 to $3.50
Stockings to match given free
with every suit Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04

Miss Lizzie Elsner spent Friday and
Saturday with Fremont friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Baldwin were trans
acting business in Fremont Tuesday.
Mrs C. J.. Anderson was the guest OF
Omaha friends last week, returning home
Saturday.
Mrs C. p. Masters and Miss Gertrude
Masters were Fremont passengers this
morning.
John and Chris Amenda came out OF
Omaha Sunday with their parents, MT.
and Mrs. Thomas Amenda.
II. l. Andrews arrived In town last
MondaAs took charge OF the Review
Herald Is lessee and manager.
W. ]. Crane has again appeared on the
streets after being confined to his home
by a prolonged spell Of sickness.
Lillian Hollenbeck Of Wayne came down
Tuesday evening for a visit with hey
sister. Mrs. Abraham of Elk City.
@. +. finland returned the last OF the
week from Los Angeles, Cal, where he
has spent the winter among his sons.
F. A. Reynolds and son. Frank, were
called to North Bend 10 attend the flu
neral OF Mr.. Reynolds cousin, A. r. Clay.
Rev. and Mrs. Esplin departed Monday
for Minneapolis. where Mr.. Esplin Will
attend as a delegate the general confer
ence OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
Grandma Gaines after spending q few
weeks at Creston. the guest OF her son,
o. L. Gaines, returned home last Satur-
day accompanied by her grandson Lynn
Gaines. who remained here over Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04
Willard.

Miss Tina HARMON Of Papillion, was
a guest last week OF Margaret Slert.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Peters gave party
Tuesday, where many guests gathered.
Mrs. Nolte and daughter. Nina. Of Elk
horn were visiting with friends Tuesday
afternoon.
MIR. Hoadley stuart returned Monday
from Florida where he has been visiting
for several weeks.
Miss Gladys Baldwin Of Omaha was at
from a slight illness.
Miss Lois Anderson OF Elkhorn visited
Saturday and sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. z. Anderson.
Mr.. Fred Alison OF wahoo, who has
been taking the agents place during his
absence returned Wednesday.
care OF DR.. Fosslers practice during the
latter's stay at the hospital.
Mr.. F. A. Baldwin returned Tuesday
morning from Pueblo. Colo, where he
was called by the death Of his nephew.
Or. Fossler returned from the hospital
at Omaha Monday, where he was taken
ness.
and their daughter. Mrs. Herbert Arm
stead. Of Boggs. Wyo.. were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Piahbeck Saturday,
Wednesday Of last week the marriage
Of Miss Edith Anderson. daughter Of Mr.
| an dArs. p. E. Anderson took place q
| Mr.. J. W. Andersen Of Rich Hill. Mo, al
/ the home Of the groom's sister, Mrs. G.
P. Krebs. The young couple returned
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04

shot gun. The charge took off his lower
jaw and cut away part OF his face.
Mr., Jansen had been acting peculiarly
for some time and had been threaten
ing to shoot some OF his nelghbIrs VINO
lived directly across the road. They came
to town and swore out a warrant for his
arrest. When the constable reached
his home to take him into custody, he
found the almost unrecognissble body
lying on the floor Of the shanty with
the gun near II.
For several years Mr.. Jansseh has been
considered q little Off on some points.
but never considered dangerously % until
recently. During the past week he had
sold off all OF his stock. giving as a
reason that he could not get along with
his neishbors. Then he got his gun and
shot promIscuously and talked about
time to die. He has no relatives that
are known Of by the people here.
Key TO the situation-Bse Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04
Saturday Specials in Brandeis Basement

Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Free
man. ~
Miss Dolly Magee and Miss Clara Hen
erickson spent Sunday with Miss ELLA
Ness.
II. Il. Richards and Charley Fry went
to Lincoln Monday to set'a new threshing
outfit ~ .t--
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kuntson from Cliff
ton Hin spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
N. s. Thompson. a.
Mr.. and Mrs r. f. Rabbit and daugh-
ter, Emma. OF Florence spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. s. R Brewster.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04

Key to the situation-Bse Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04

Mrs Fred De Wore Is still seriously Ill
Miss May Nichols went TO Omaha Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gardiner went 10 FIRE.
mont "wednesday.
Mrs. C. Collen and ROLAND went to
Omaha Saturday.
Mrs. A. r. Hubbard was an Omaha
shopper Monday.
Mrs W, Z. Weekly and children were
shopping in Fremont Wednesday.
II. p. Gray came home Monday to
spend few DAYS with his family.
Mrs. p. D. Fouts and z Ledger were
married Tuesday at Z O'Clock Al Picker
ing. Neb.
sdrs. W. D. Kelley enjoyed a visit from
her mother. Mrs. Martin OF Lincoln. Neb-.
| last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Smith went to
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04

@. W. Glandt has purchased new auto
mobile.
Masons are busy getting In the founda-
ton for the A. White house.
DR.. c. W. Hickey was transacting busl-
ness at Omaha Wednesday.
Adolph OFT of Rosalie, Neb., was call
ing on friends here over Sunday.
p. Mangold returned Thursday morn
ing from a business trip to Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04
Hildreth Farmer
Commits Suicide

HILDRETH, Neb., May 3.-(speclaL)-
Carl F. Jansen. a farmer who lived alone
In sod house, two and a half miles
west Of here committed suicide some time
Wednesday by shooting himself with a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04

IrvfnEton.
Mrs. Maggie Kitchen visited in Omaha
Tuesday.
iting relatives in Irvington this week.
Mrs. Green Of Omaha visited with her
daughter. Mrs. Elton, Saturdcy and Sun
day
Mrs. Andrew Christopherson spent
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04

and Louisville Is completed and traffic
has been resumed. The high water TOOK
out about 800 feet OF the structure.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-04

son will continue In her position until the
close OF the school year. when she and
her husband will take up life on a ranch
In Colorado.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
CREDIT FONCIER
OR FARM FINANCE
TOBACCO CONCERN
ANOTHER BIG ONE
Fifty Million Dollar Company
10 Manufacture the Weed
Soon to Organise.

The wall Street Journal announces
ON what seems to be good authority 2
new big tobacco concern. which VIII
manufecture All forms Of tobacco and
make q specially of cigarettes. 10 in
process of formation. This COMPANY
will b capitalized at S50.00o,o00. to
consist Of S30.00o.00o common ana
$50, Doc. 600 preferred stock. Daniel q.
Reid. chairman Of the board OF dircc &c
tora OF the Rock Island. and one OF the
executive committee OF the American
Can Company. - well ~ other large
interests, 10 the big man back OF the
new company. Mt. Reid viii have with
him in the new venture s sevsra % !. MS is
said. number Of the so-called Morgan
According to the Journal. the Sur
bruE Company. which was taken over
a few days ago by william a sotiel:
Of the old Pail Mall cigarette drm OF
Butler-Butler, IL named as the actual
purchaser. But Mr.. Butler Is acting
not for himself. but for the larger in
terests involved The Surbrug Com.
pany will represent but . small part
of the new concern opro lions nav n,,rh.-
OF independent tobacco companies. ana
these will be formally taken over. az
least many Of them. within the next
few days.
ettea and various forms Of smoking
and plug tobacco. which VIII be the
nroperty of the new concern VIII COM
pare favorably with the totai NUMBER
OF those held by any OF the large TO-
bacco companies now In existence: m
Guiding the American Tobacco Com
pany, the Lggett & Myers Company
and p. Lorillard Company.
II is said that the new concern VIII
probably be called The Tobacco Cor
poration: In the tobacco trade gen en-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS
BElTL|NE AROUND
BUSY HIGH POINT
Two Miles of Factory Sites
Opened Up for More
Active Business.

High Point, y. C.. September Is
Two miles of factory sites on both
sides Of a railway is the advantage
gained by the recent completion OF
the belt line in west High Point AL
ready the Pickett Cotton Mills are sit
uated on this line and the new plant
of the winona Cotton Mills. the con-
struction Of which is now a certainty.
will be here. The contract for, build
Ing this two-mile line was let at the
beginning of the year TO the Efkan
Contracting Company. of Macon. Ga.
at an approximate price OF FIVE thou
sar- dollars. The civil engineering OF
the work was under the supervision
OF Lacy Moore. the able assistant en-
gineer of the Southern Railway COM
pany. whose ofices are in Washington.
.. c. The heavy rains since the con-
tract was undertaken and the failure
of material to arrive on time were
not allowed BIZ Mr. Moore to interfere
with the prompt completion of the
line which has now been turned over
to the superintendent Of the Southern
for immediate operation The track is
standard guaze and begins at the
junction of the Southern Car Com
easte-nly direction to the connection
on the Asheboro and Aberdeen Rail-
way near the fwo-mile post known as
the Clover Field property-traversinS
the Fields. Barker. Chandler and Mem
denhalI properties. Trains now enter
INK High Point from Asheboro can
come into the Southern station from the
direction of Charlotte and leave toward
Greensboro.
This opening up Of desirable factory
sites was not only necessary from the
standpoint of cramped industrial area,
but the railway people were greatly
inconvenienced by the congestion OF
rolling stock. etc. in a too-restricted
area This has all been relieved and
adds its portion TO High Points con-
tinual boom.
One OF the best and most helpful or
CARNATIONS formed in High Point for
a long number OF years 10 the work
begun under the upervisorship OF
Miss Clara Cox. It's headquarters is
known as Friendship Hall. and Is IN
der the immediate management OF Miss
Helen Mccarthy who came to High
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
FIELD AGENTS TO
WORK IN VIRGINIA
Southern Railways Farm I'm
pcovement Efforts Given Free
to the Good People.

The department Of farm Improvement
vork recently organized by the lines
Of the southern Railway system, wiii
have two neld agents In virginia
n n Hrown. with headquarters 1t Ma
naxsss and r q. McCord. with head
nuarfers az DanviIle. The work IN VII.
sinia vii, include the Denviile ana
w.sfern RAILWAY. as well as the va
yious lines Of the Southern Ra:lw AZ.
80 farmers along all Of these lines
iii have the services Of this depart
n,e,, A. their disposal without charsc
81 any nature. In addition 10 the work
20 he done by the field agents located
a, Manassas and DanviIle. NirEinia
Ss,rcrs Will receive their share OF at
,ene.on from n E. Grabei. assistant
msnaesr. with headquarters ~ Char
ioese e aad T. O. P1unkett. man
sSor with headquarters n Atlanta
IN orearizsng ehss department. the
sou.Aern Railway 10 enaeayorinz 20
std farnsrs 20 increase their yields per
acre 20 follow the most approves ana
n,of1sab,e methods Of culture. aad 20:
mis- work has employed . corps o.
arr,eujeurai experts Who have had BOTH
srseue.ac training ana prse;sea1 e1-
p~y,sure. rresi6eat Finley feels that
me interests of the Southern RAILWAY
ana shoSe Of the farmers sisnr sts b9es
a-e tdspsscal as Increased Yields Scr
me farmers viii mean greater tfa@c
Tor the railway 20 haaAle. ara 70 there.
fore uudersahing the .expeakitures
ne~esasry 60 carry On shio WORK which
vtsl have @ prc1e Of aireee oe0oos 90
sho eae0~rs before g - ooo1roetly
S&DQDf - Midway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
CAROLINA TOWNS
-|NTHE BUSY SWIM
Industries Of North Carolina
Cities That Show Up Wei.
Manufacturing Figures.

Charlotte has more Manufacturing
establishments than any other city In
North Carolina, the total being los.
And though there are seven cities In
North Carolina with . greater pop1-
lat.on than High Point, vet this Grand
RapiAs O! the South" ranks next 20
Charlotte in the number Of Industrial
plants. i,s total being seventy. Then
follows wilmington With s'Sty-four.
Greensboro and Durham. ATTY miles
apart. with sixty-cac each: the eAptsai
Of the STATE with afty-nve and Ashe.
VILE and winston. a. Tar apart - the
alphabet. with nfsy-twc each.
within ten years Charlotte has near
IL doubied her plants OF industries.
hu. her rs: wage earpers % 1890
we're increased TO only S.Iss In 1919.
thus deno,.ng . multipiicisy Of estsb.
lishments at the sxveose % SIZE.
winston salem. white not doubling
ber industrial essabiishmeats IN the
same ten years. At least eoossde0bsy
more than doueled her employees
sSese Increasing from .sss In 1872 %
s',es so y,fe.--a condition which wcsid
inA.~as. tire enlargement instead Of the
dissatisfaction Of Industries.
OF she eight Worth Carolina cites
pessssae1. however, Durha1 oscssss
6c0uSIous0 - Sses01 rs0sD