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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
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sinbet morsen ysahmiitas bic 0ala'
puritellung fir bas 0nte Sama'
riterbDlpital itatt.

Cine 8nloooriteaung I'M belten
Simle 0es @ortes finbet am Srelt19
Wotanittog i'm 2pric Sbeater ltatt
unb stpar 5urn 9eiten oes gau1onos
fir bos @oob Sunariton 9oipltal.
Es miro cine ,,sln Star" .Iorltelllul9,
Ste aus ad,t glften beitebt nnb oas
bette bringt, mas oiele Wo6e IN una
fern Shaulpielerbaulern seboten
miro ccsnrl1,er bereit 5u belfen, buttet
iih Die aiinItler unb aiinltlerInnen lo'
aleid, bereit erfIart, burh tbre ytlt.
ipirfuna OH Der 9alaporitellrng tbr
sheriIein sur grten Sofe bei5nlteu'
ern. ssrl. Wana 3ucca, Die Nrlnln
Donna Der ,Roie Wfuto" 8eielllhaTt,
bic oieie ISOLDE I'M 8rano it, tritt NIT
Dem sansen gbor uno oeIn elgenen
Srheiter aaf unb eibt elni9e bnblbe
Scenen aus Der Sperette gum geiten.
Bon aeitb's Columbia Ibeater tptrte1l
bier QiinItler NIT; ebenio cine 4n5abl
bonn Walnut, pom 2pric utto BON per
idreoenen anoeren Sbeatern. 0ie Sor'
iteaung beginnt nm 2.t5 gsuhnllttags
un0 ltebt unter 2eitittg BON Col
ssaues SenneliD. SIM 2pric lotpie III
| Smlptauortier Der 9ailfonos sSunl11l
lIer 1ino gidets I'M 8orperfuuf erbalt
lid. gs miro ertpartet, bob ourd
Ibie gorltell1mg runo $4,000 aufge
Ibroft lueroen, bie be1n 8aufonos III
perfiir5t 5uilieBen, 6enn llntoitelt i'm
luit,t porhon0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

WQbl elm 6uu5 unO 5pet 2ots an
Center StraBe, Mabiionpile, uuo ietz
nem gntsl Gbas. MeQmann elm Sdus
an Malburg unb Center StraBe, IN
WlooiipnpiQe. 9on Dem ReIt bes Ser
m0gens ioQ feline Sohter Marp grumz
msr Die cine unb Lie 8tnDer Ieines perz
Ttorbenen Sptnes 6enrp Weumann 3us
fammen bic anoere !0GIfte erAalteH.
g1o9laB Saasn.
oSo6n 56paab 1T Seitumentspolz
itreter BON Marp q. Porbum; 9runoz
eigentbum $4,000.
German Suer lit SeitamentspoGlz
ftreder ppn GIi3abstb Suer; 9runos
eigentbum $4,000.
Goparo u. 8tnt:r lit RadIaBOerz
matter BON Sarah 8. CITES; 9runo@
etgentbum $4,000.
Gi5sie csogers lit Ra6luBDerrpalt.a
rim BON Nelie Rogers; qeriona.ien
$3.50.
Coma Gtreutter 1T g}ahluboertpalz
term bon 98m. 6. Streutter; 45sr1ona@
len 1926.
W2. s. gdlIebdn 1T NahloBberpalz
ter BON Marn Walben; BerionaIien
5000.
John S6reter 1T Seitamentspp1z
Itreter BON aunigunoe S6neder;
8runoeieentbum. $4,000.
Der perIDnli6e NahlaB bes 5orrp
QlbermaHn betrGgt $3.50; berienigs bes
2ouis g. 8IuB $125787; berienise
Der Gina Gliinger $4,000; berieuige Der
gres3entid 8renner $2402.50,
8eri 6iebene8.
| Quf 8runo erlittener 8erlesuneer
erbielt Sobn Rutbmdn Gin 8erbitt iibsr
$40O osgen bic Cincinnati Sractipn
So.
Gbos. 2enis, oes 0iebitabls zines
31peiropss uno elmer Gn3abl anoerer
| 2lrtitel iiberfiibrt, ipurbe Su 8lpei Sab.
ren 3udt6aus perurtbeiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
0aie.8au.

Joiepb Iinter, Der nsus Better uno
gleidaeitis Mbfdnser Der .Reos". traf
gtftern Worgen aus gbicaso bier Elm,
unb melbete iih beim prdiioenten
Mugnft 9ermannn gum Dienit. gr
fprad sroBe 8tfritbisuns nit osm
WldteriaI, bus er CUR Drganiiirung
bts ndhtjdbrigen Rlubs porfanb,
aus. unb pirb feline erite Mufsabe
IN feiner neutn SteIlung bdrin BETTE
ben, ben Spielern tire Rontratte sur
llnteroeihnuns 3u3ufenbsn, nanbem
er fth nit ibnen iiber bic Saldrfrage
gttinist bnt. Gs 1T fnum 5u befiirhs
ten. buB er in bieitr Mufgabe ulif
@npierisieittn ftDbeH tpirb, bic mid.
btititiot ptrben f1nnen. 3iuters' 9tz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
9ienfag
Salt Wagpr 6nnt cine Gouferens nit
Sansba4enbeiikern ab.

Mapor 9unt bat fir Dienitag
Iahmittug bier llbr etne aonferens
NIT ben Gigentbiimern BON 3an3balz
len anberaumt, in fpelher Elm 8eri9t
erortert tperben ioQ, ben geitern AeD.
Sbloeiter bon Der Supenile 2lib NfIos
ciation unb SRI. Utann, bic prpz
bdtions6eamtin bes Yoli3eigerihts,
geitern Dem 8iirgermeiitsr 3useIteut
baben unb Der iih nit 3an3pergniiz
gungen befabt, bic in ben lesten neun
Woden in brei biefisen 6alen, Der
gentral 5urn6alle, Der Cosmopolitan
9aQe uno Reihraths 5ale itattsez
funDen baben.
Sn Dem 8eridt tpirb natiirlih suns
geborig iiber bic 6ullea berge5oger
unb fdlieblih perben ou9 nod pers
ihiebene Gmpfeblunsen be3iiglih be,
Regulirung BON 5ansbergniisunger
gemaht. go 1oa in eriter 2tnie oas
StaatsgeIeB gendu Donitredt peroen
tpelhes es perbietet, baB Shant5tHl
mer nit ben 5anafdlen in 9erbin
bung iteben. Serner Iollen minber
jdbrige Perionen unter feinen I'm
ftdnoen 3utritt gu 5an5baaen er6al
ten; @eieui i4aften. Die niht tnforpo
rtrt iino, iolen erit nad eingehenbe
llnterIuhuns Die GrlaubniB erAalter
5an3per9niisunsen ab3ubalten; ou
9eiunbbsitsamt ioa Die ianitdren gu
ltGnoe in ben 5allen unteriuden.
| S6lieBli6 iou bas Imt eines itGo
tiIten Sansinipettors geIdaffeH tper
ben, Der aQe Dffentlihen 5an5Dergnii
eungen gu betpahen bat uno Ger Do
rauf feben ioG, bab bic gerpObnliche
Sanspersniisen um halb ein llbr If
gnbe errei6sn, pG4reno Der Weapr
ousnabmspeiIe Grlaubnib fir Bal
bis 2 llbr Morgens geben bari jepo'
nur unter Der 8ebingung. baB nat
Mitterna4t feline Spirituolsn mel
pertauft peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
gterblibfettsberi9t.

Utdrg GDfpdrDs, Is, ZoiO Slora
Strabe, 4ltsrslhndhe.
Gnna Meibalb gpans, 80, 2o48
Golerain Mo, 2unsenent3iinbuns.
George Wint IT,, 3, Ill WuIberrp
Strabe, Oip6t6erttis.
emma Riemann, 80, 2130 5ats
mater Strabe, arebs.
Charles Heuper, 9 Monate, 535
Cambridge Strabe, Waiern.
Gbparo gtping, l, 249 Butler
'Strabe, MaIern.
Bernard 2uebbermann, AZ, 1874
glepelanb 4p., Noripoob, Snqueit in
Snipebe.
glusuit 9osmer, 72, 1907 5airfar
4p., 2dbmung.
Wearp gonin, 72, 939 State ap.,
2unsenent5iinbuns.
6enrp Sberid, Ga, 926 Warion
9lp., Rierenleiben.
gpa WalinIon, 43, 1923 8remsn
Strabe. arebs.
Wturie 9elfferih. 80, 4813 Central
glp., MtersihnGhe.
Barbara 8en5, So, 2549 8int
Str, 9er5leioen.
Uhf,ael @raier, 70, 1886 Setter
lion Mp., 9ersleioen.
Mprtle Menneder, 40, Alb Us. z
ND., 1ubertuloie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

leaene Strabe, mo- er tie pergspultl9ts.
4m nG6itsn Gage puroe er ouf "
treiben ibrer gngeb0rigen perbattet,
bod IisB lie iih iiberrspen, iRn 81 BET
ratben unD bi Mntlage fduen 5u lat
fen. Da er Damn ni6t fir lie 1orgte,
erpirtte lie ubermals einen 9artbeTehl
uno bic 9rpBgeiaDorenen erboben Elm:
Qntlaee, auf rpsl6e bin aleruHoer pro-
aeTirt, Ihuloig befunoen uno oerurz
fRilt tpuroe. 9luf ihre 8eranlaHung
lei er ieoo6 unter einem IuIpsnotrtsn
llrtbeil entlaFsn poroen, nahoem er
perIprohen bate, fir lie 81 ior9en.
Oieies 8erIprs6en babe er aud n1nt
qebolten, ionoern Iofort etne She5z
oungstlass anssitrsngt.
g 6uDensrias alagen.
Der anpalt uno friibere 5riecens>
rihter Stram 6. goliinger beitieg por7
oeItern Nbeno in Norpooo, mo er
lpphnt, eine Gar Der Sructton 90. nno
ba er na6 Der 15. unb 9ins StroBe
fabrsn nolIte, IieB er ii6 etn Sranster7
Sidet eeben. Gr srfieIt Elm ioIdrs tur
Die gire unb IornooD 2inis, itisg on
Der 8iuir @penus aus unD trdt bort m
cine Gar Der lesteren Qinie elm. Sas
transfer" trug bic 3ettsren5e s lhr
| Is Minuten, uno trogbem es nod nIhi
8 lIbr mar, peigerte Iih Der &onouts
teur, paTIelbe gu dt3epttren. IS fam 81
einem Disput, pdbrenO oenen 8olltn'
Ger BON benz Sonoutteur uno W}otor;
mann tbGtlia un9eeriffen unD panr
BON Der Gar obgsieBt puroe. SeI Del
Qlffoire Iolen ieiner 4neabe noh ietr
lleber8ieber unb Ietn 6emo 5erriiisl
uno Ietne 9riue Ssrbroten tpproel
Iein. gus alien bieIen 8riinosn ha
gplIinssr eeitern cine aloee iiber $40,
900 oeaen bic Cincinnati Sructton Gp
, siueeretht.
, Barbara 8dIep tpollte am 10. De
senber b. 5. an Der 5. uno WdInu
> Strobe cine Gar bsitei9en, bic abfubr
! sbe iie feIten SUP sefubt hattie. Sic Tts
infoleebeiIen gu 8ooen uno srIttt etne1
4rmbrud, pesen osfen iie cine &la9
|, iiber $4,000 gesen bic Cincinnati
, Sractipn 50. eineereiht bot.
9 Gingereihte ssitumentt
n sbomas 8. gonneQp permaat iei'
9ermDsen gleihbettltd an feline Sat
a tin Rutb gonneln, feline S6peIte
Morp Sullipun uno isinsn Sruos
E 2puis Gpnnellp.
). emma pIueder bermaht ibreI
Sobne QlLum Ylueder $40 unb PEI
!e fiist, bab Der 3eit ibres 9ermDsen
II auf ibre 5p6ter CLARA Surtmau iibel
0 seben ipa.
;. 2ouiie 6. ausler permaat ibr bt
n tpe9liGss Gisentbum ibrem 9atts
Matbias 81. aueler, nGbreno II
II Grunoeigentbum 81 aIeihen Skile
II ibren &inbsrn Sufallsn fol-.
II Wattie 9obreht fest itrsn 0atts
ls peter @obreht gum uniperialerbt
+ uno Tsitdmentsponitret Elm.
,z 9erbarD Wellmann perma6t Der g
IT 9lntpnius Stride in Wnbtionoille $1(
ie fir Mefen; Ieiuer so4tsr Wsu1
is Drummer eins 5arm IN Weit Snbit
l. Sia unter Der 8eoinsuns, pub iie ibr
m 5dtpdgerin Sofepbins Wellmal
& $4,000 ksablt. ieinsr Soater siss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
Weburtem.

Sarrp unp Aoiie Quron, 955 @eit
Strabe, 8nabe.
Soiepb uno Warp Gilermann, LOG
Suler Strabe, 8nabe.
5arrp uub abslaioe aloder, 1O41
ct. @rsgprp Strabs, Mdb6en.
osobn uno Sennie Ulodler, 112
5uIler Strabe, anabe.
Soiepb uno WtarD Sammerihmiot,
132 Wulberrp Strabe, Wiaoden.
6snrp uno Gou SpeIbrint, 1909
Sprins Strabe, Wtdo6en.
Jrant unb NeQie pantp, 1923
Garnep Strube, Mdotsn.
6enrp unb Qlnnu Raoids6erno
956 9at9 StraBe, anobe.
CHARLES unb Ulinnie Serbtner, 98C
O1t 3. Strabe, anabe.
gilbert uno 2umu Sauls, 23G
Glottsr 4p., WGbhen.
Gaarlss unD RoislIa Bed. 74i
9lrmorp Qtp., anabe.
gster uno Splpia 3atler, 1885,
2ocuIt StraBe, Wabhen.
@eorge unb Cecilia Weber, 8epis
g., Wadb4en.
2utd unb Minnd Qopop, 21;
1inolan Strabe, &nabe.
2ouis unb gmma 8ernins 1O2t
4caoemp 2lp., Wdbhen.
Ruoolpb uno 5elen &loitermanr
1243 Sitter Qlp., Gnabe.
panba unb 9anibd Subebit6fs
1916 aosan StraBe, Wedbttn.
Sobn unb 5ran3ista 8ambad, Al
Wort Strabe, andbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
Seiicn llnterit. 9sereiu.

Der 6eIieu ltnterIt. 9ereir uer-
iammelte lid Gieritag gIbeno in ieis
nen1 Sofal an ser Is. ltno Bremen
Strabe. 6err glloa3 @efer aus s5rtss
lar mllroe sur @titgIieoifyoft oorge-
iHIa9en. Die Scontenpahl ergab
folgenoes 9feiultot: 9btII. Sein, a5rd.
iibent; Geo. Ricg, 8i5eprdiioent;
Senrp 9eder. Scfretdr; SSacob
Sdrlttt, Sinan5-SetretQr; Senrp
8cisIer, ShaemetIter; Sreo arapa.
Sruitee; Or. s. 6. 2p0luig, Gereins-
or5t. 9lIs 9iider>llnteriudllmgs -aom-
rlittee tpuroen Die Serren Carl 9'e.
der, Senrn 9eder uub Or. s. s.
Suonig ernarut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

paifanten au,sr mDse bic Jeueripebr
berbeirufen, iporauf Tie bann ielbit
obne 3u 3dubern, ben brennenDen Rine
berioasen turoer 9ano sura Jenitsr
binausnarf, unb fi4 baran mahte. o;e
sslammsn ou betdmpfeu. Sn tpenigen
Setunoen tcur bic 5suertuehr aIr
Stelle rno .pf6te ben 8rano, ehe gros
ger Sd,aosn onssrihtet tporoen spar.
sSrau alag trus leidte Branonunbsi'
an Den oiaben baDon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

tern bier ausseiprodene Mniiat sss
mdB, lit Der alub etn iebr farter,
bod tptrb er iein WDglihites tpdhreno
Der Mintermorsate tbun, etnen ipe1tes
rem srittlaiIigen Sanger. eirsen idnsils
fiibigen ShpGrmer uno einer rehts'
bGnbisen @hleuberer gu iiherH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

Cine 9aIfe beibes Waiier 3u elmer
&c Sdnbtel Rippep's @elee-3uder
nraf,t elm oeIi3ioies Deiiert fiir A biz
6 Berionen. ssn bier Aronras 5u ia.
ben-grobeereti, Srmtgen, 8itronen
unb Gbocoln0e.
Gragt Guren Grocer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
Meiclmte fsram.

3rau Jrebo Slug, BON go. 2613
Dennis Gtrube. kpits seitern cine
btipnnberungsnertbe GeiitesseeeRipart.
W6brenb Grdu alus ssiiern Wlorgen
ouf benz Da@booen ibres 9auiss ituG
etipos fu9te. fprang BON etnein
Gtrei@bo15, bos fid entsiinbete, Elm
Nunte ab, Der In einen dlten Rinber@
ipdsen fkl unb bieftn In 9ranb. Die
0Inmmen sriffen NIT ritfieer Ges
i9ninbisteit nm fi4, u6er yrau AIug
psrlor ibre Nube ni4t. Ste 5ffneie IN
stiasr ainie ein Geniter nnb ref einen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
Die 9ranfenpGrteriu tueia es.

Bon allen ben 0febi3ineu, bic ie
acbrauht perben, uruB idb often ee-
Iteben, oa6 feline 10 gut lit lpie gIofs
BURNS Gasca-HopaI Qtllen eeaen
geritopfung, belegte 3l1nee, idled,tes
9lut, Wtaeen., 2ebers unb llnterleibss
Leioen." - Wers. 6. 6. alderman,
Council gIuffs, Soma. S5u alien Mpos
tbefea su baben. 10c ,ne 25c.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22

dealers federation, returned from
Omaha, where they attended the state
convention of retail dealers. Mr.
Hawkins was elected president of the
state association OF retail federation
secretaries. The state convention or
ganized fire insurance company
whose object is lower rates. Mr.. Haw.
kins was highly complimented for his
address
The executive committee of the
firemen's state tournament held their
first meeting in the city hall last
night Chairman Amarine continues
as president; C. E. Hartford was
elected secretary and II. w Winter
treasurer President w. A. Witzigman
and Secretary A. w. Hawkins Of the
Commercial club and w. II. Blake
man, president of the AID club, were
made eX-officio members Of the ex
ecutive committee. The committee
will hold its next meeting next
Friday night when the various sub
committees are to be appointed
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
The lineup
Wayne


III. G. Matrau, democratic candidate
to succeed himself for place on the
school board, has withdrawn his
name. c. J. Hibben, republican nomi-
nee, has also withdrawn his name.
BY an agreement of the republican
and democratic committees, these two
vacancies will not be filled, leaving
the field clear for Burt Mapes as the
republican nominee and Fred w.
Koerber for the democrats to fill the
school board seats.
The agreement came Saturday after
Mr.. Matrau had filed letter with
Art j. Koenigstein of the democratic
committee, withdrawing his name.
In stating his reasons for his ac-
ton, Mr. Matrau says:
81 have been a member of the
school board about seventeen years
and | think it is time for me to step
out. Besides, | am undecided as to
my future movements, and may pos.
sibly have to leave Norfolk to get into
some kind of business. For these
reasons | would respectfully request
to be released, and ask your commit
tee to not consider me a candidate.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
MRS. HuLeT FOUND IN HOSPITAL
Missing Trip County Woman Had
Lost Her Identity.

LOST ftcT IucntIty.
Dallas News: Mrs. August Hulet,
whose mysterious disappearance at
some point in Kansas was chronicled
in this paper last week, has been
found in a Kansas hospital AS sus-
pected by her husband she was suf-
fering from a temporary mental aber-
ration.
According to an indirect report on
the case that reached this office, Mrs.
Hulet had completely lost her iden.
tity and this accounts for the trouble
Mr.. Hulet experienced in getting any
trace of her when he made the recent
trip to Kansas.
His quest to Pittsburg and other
points drew some newspaper public
ity, and 1t was from these press re-
ports that the identity of the wom-
an was suspected.
Mrs. Hulet had been in i'll health
for a number of years and this was
the cause of her lapse of memory.
AZ the time she left Pittsburg, after
attending to some business affairs,
she told friends that she was going
home, but day or two later wrote
her husband she did not expect to
return to South Dakota.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
COLUMBUS MAN A SUICIDE.
Henry Wilkinson Found Dead in ar
Alley at Pasadena, Cal

Los Angeles, March 1S.-"Bury me
in bronze coffin, in a cement grave
in our plot at Columbus, Neb--Henry
This was the note to his wife left
by Henry Wilkinson of Columbus
whose body, with a pistol shot wound
over the right temple was found
leaning against a barn in an alley in
South Pasadena. The note was writ
ten in memorandum book and the
address of his wife was indistinguish.
able. The pistol lay at the side of
the body. Four chambers were empty
although APPARENTLY but one shot had
taken effect. The neighbors heard
four shots just after dark last night.
Wilkinson and his wife came here
from Columbus three months ago.
Columbus, Neb., March 1S.-Henry
Wilkinson, who committed suicide in
Los Angeles, was a resident of this
city and locality until about two years
ago, when he moved to Los Angeles,
where his father-in-law, j. F. Stems,
resided. He was quite wealthy and
when his father was found dead some
years ago, being a suicide, he was
left considerable money. For about a
year and a half he was owner and
editor of the Nebraska Biene of this
siderable trouble over an estate in
Germany and made a trip there to
look after it,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
LITTLE ALARM IN NEW YORK
It is Believed Americas Coal Strike
May Quickly End.

New York, March 1S.-The belief
that a suspension of work in the an
thracite coal mines on April l be-
cause of the deadlock between the
operators and the miners of working
conditions will not be continued long
and that the settlement will be quick
ly reached, was expressed by coal
operators here today. 1t was point
ed out that a similar situation exist
ed when the agreement of the mine
workers expired before. There was a
refusal of the miners demands, fol-
lowed by a suspension and later ne
gotiations were opened and the old
agreement renewed. Vice President
LOOMS of the Delaware Lackawanna
and Western railroad, said nothing
had taken place that would prevent
further conferences on any new pro.
position made by the miners. He
would not undertake to predict wheth.
er or not there would be a strike
this time, but he felt that the rank
and file of the mineworkers were not
for strike for they were making good
wages and their relations with theiI
employers were friendly.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
KNIGHTS AT COLUMBUS.
X. of c. Celebration is Held There St.
Patrick's Day,

Columbus, Neb., March 1S.-Three
hundred and fifty Knights of Column
bus met in this city for the annual
initiation. taking in a class of thirty.
The jurisdiction of the Columbus
council includes twenty-one towns,
Norfolk on the north, David City on
the south, Schuyler on the east and
Central City on the west, being the
limits.
After the work was completed, a
banquet was given in the Orpheus
hall, covers being laid for $50. w. +
Straub of Lincoln was POSTMASTER
and the principal speaker of the eve
ming was Bishop j. Fl. Thiehn of Lin
coin. The musical program included
the Council Bluffs quartet and Miss
Mary MunChoff of Omaha.
This being st. Patricks day, the
decorations at the banquet hall, which
were quite elaborate, were in keeping
with the day.
Grand Island, Omaha, Lincoln
Council Bluffs, Fremont, O'Neill ant
North Platte were represented.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
Atkinson.

w. l.. Lowe shipped his household
goods to Lincoln the fore part of the
week and will make his future home
at University Place.
Peter Duffy who has been in hos
pital in Milwaukee, for the past two
months is home.
o. M. Anderson, new station agent
has moved his family here and are
nicely located in South Atkinson.
Within the past two weeks our
three hotels have changed hands.
Miss Rose Scott who has been trav'
cling in the east with an opera com
pany all winter, is home for visit
with her parents.
Rev. w. w. Wells OF Valentine
spent Saturday in town calling on
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Swingley enter
tanned a company of friends Tuesday
evening at Might've.
Mr.. j. o. Hubbel of Inez will take
possession of the Commercial April
l, and A. o. Perry of Lincoln will take
charge of the Park on the same date,
Mrs. DR.. Townsend is spending a
few days with her mother in Omaha,
Mr.. N. j. fuller left for California
last week to visit a brother whom
he has not seen for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartolet, parents OF
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
An deficiency" Society.

New York, March 1S.-Leading
manufacturers and business experts
of the country gathered here today to
organize an efficiency society whose
purpose it is to develop increased eff
ficiency and skill in commercial and
industrial enterprises. President Taft
and his cabinet, together with the
leading bankers and manufacturers
of the country are supporting the or.
ganization, which is the first of its
kind. A dinner will be given tonight
will be read by Rear Admiral Philip
S. Andrews. Secretary Meyer of the
navy, Herbert Knox Smith, chief of
the bureau of corporations and Mayor
GaYnor are to speak.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
Mexican Major Executed.

Chihauhau, Mex, March 1S.-Maj.
Y. r. Aldana, chief OF staff to Pan
chic Villa, who was taken prisoner in
the fight between rebels and Villas
band of Conchos river near Santa Ro.
salia, was executed at sunrise on or
ders from Gen. Orozco. Aldana had
sent word to Orozco that he would be
executed il captured by the federas
and Orozco's reply was the order for
Aldana's execution.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
Saturday Siftinas.

Jack Koenigstein went to Winner
on business.
E. r. Person of Omaha is here Wis.,
iting with relatives.
Mrs. V. H. Oehler and daughter,
Francis, of Woodwork, Okla, arrived
in the city Wednesday to visit with
relatives
Mrs. Wallace Gallup and little son
of Council Bluffs are visiting at the
Is. ]. Sornberger home.
James Waller, who sold mis- farm
south of town recently, is now located
at 1902 Norfolk avenue.
The funeral of Mrs. S. G. Dean will
be held at the Methodist church at
2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
A rumor has been circulated
throughout the city that the murder
err of the little Grand Island girl has
been captured. The report is untrue.
The w. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday
afternoon at $50 with Mrs. Thurber
social meeting and good program
will be carried out.
William Strong of Dixon, Neb., who
purchased the Compton-Evans meat
market sometime ago, took possession
yesterday. Mr. Strong's sons, William
and John, will have charge OF the
market.
At a regular meeting of Damascus
commandry No. 20, X. T., the fol.
lowing officers were elected: S. F.
Erskine, eminent commander; W. r.
Hoffman, generalismo; p. II. Davis,
captain-general; C. P, Parish, treas
urer; G. T. Sprecher, recorder. The
appointive officers are to be announc,
ed at a later date. The installment
OF the officers will take place on AS
cension day.
Secretary A. w. Hawkins OF the
Norfolk Commercial club and b. T.
Reid, president of the local retail
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22
For Des Mojpea Murder

Des Moines, Ia, March lS.-War.
rants were sworn out against Elmer
and Roy Schneider of Omaha, charg.
ing them with the murder of street
car Conductor Frank Ford, when his
car was held up on tho night of
March L. Robbery is alleged to have
been the motive although It is said
Ford's assailants were frightened
away. The local police claim that
the two street car bandits arrested
in Los Angeles, Cal, under the names
of Ray Nettie and Willis Knowles, are
the Schneider brothers.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-22

Spencer, Neb., March 16.-Specia
TO The News: Catching his hand in
corn shelter, Emil Jungman, Spen
Ger young man, was so badly injured
that his right hand had to be ampu
tated.
The accident occurred yesterday al
the farm of Ed Perchal. three miles
north Of town. The right hand was
caught in the shelter and it was nee
essary to break part of the machine
before the injured hand could be ex
tricated. The injured man was hasti
ly brought to the Spencer hospital
son Of Frank Jungman, a Spencer
butcher.