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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-07-17
THE AINsLEY GRAPHIC.
FRIDAY. JULY Il. 1891.
FEIGNED DISEASES.

Sham Ailments Affected for Various PuF.
poses.
Human nature is somewhat given to
playing the old soldier" Charity Is
bestowed every day upon blind men
who can seen, Cripples who can dance.
mutes who can talk and feeble invaIids
capable of shOuldering and walking OF
with aSquarter OF beef should favOra-
BILE opportunity present it This species
of humbug is not, however, confined to
any particular rank or phase Of life. 1t
has always pervaded, to a certain ex-
tent, all classes Of society, and has been
Practiced for a great variety of Pur-
poses. Ulysses, having married a pretty
young woman, about the time of the
commencement of the Trojan war,
feigned madness 70 avoid being
drafted" for that enterprise; the elder
Brutus played idiot for political pur-
poses. and
-"Hotspur,s father, old Northumberland,
Lay crafty sick"
when he ought to have been on the
field OF Shrews bury. Columns might
be filed with the names of distinguished
people, in different ages, who have
cOunterfeited various maladies in order
to escape their legitimate responsible
ties or to carry out some especial de-
sign. Nor is this kind of trickery like
" to go out of fashion until the mile
lenium shall have ushered in the reign
of sincerity on earth. Even the ladies
are not altogether exempt from it, in
asmuch as some of them can sham head
ache, Mysteries, fainting fits and other
ympathy-prOvOking ailments at the
shortest notice, when occasion requires.
Murderers and assassins, when de-
tected, frequently resort to feigned dis
ease as a means Of cheating the halter,
their specially being insanity Fortu-
natelY, medical science can distinguish
between the lunacy which is the vista
ton of God and its 'scape-galloyvs coun-
terfeit. Hence the role of mailman sell
dom serves the red-handed felon's turn.
Feigned diseases are among the most
common swindles of the day, but none
of them will stand the test Of a critical
and persistent investigatiOn.-N. Y.
Ledger.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE
First published July 10th 1891


In the District Court within and for the cOun-
G L Beals, Plaintiff,
J. b. Schatzer, Elizabeth Schatzer, George q.
GrOsseus J. n. PiDurn and Herbert Bali,
Trustee, defendants
state OF Kansas to j B Schatzer, Elizabeth
viii take notice that you have been sued in
said district court, and that you must answer
the petition uled in said cause ON or before
the EOth cay OF August, 1891, or said petition
viii be taken as true, and Il Judgment
rendered IN said action against said defend
ants, j B SchGtzer and Elizabeth SchatzeP,
Tor the sum OF $500 with interest thereon at
the rate OF u per cent per eunum from the
Isl DAY or Apr1l, 1880, and for costs of suit
ana a further Judgment against ali of said
mortgage upon the following described real
estate, JO-WiCs
Commencing 2I5 feet east from the south
west corner of the southwest quarter OF sec
t.on y, township q, south, range 10. WesUs
thence east S45 feet. to right-Of-Way OF Q K Y
ot-Ray 1913 feet, thence north 233 feet thence
west 445 feet, thence south 3S6 feet to place of
beginning IN the city OF kiusley, lying aud
situated m the county OF Edwards, in the state
OF Kansas, and ADJ Judging that the said plain
TN mas Ine HrsT lien upon said premises TO
Inc amount for which Judgment will be tax
en-, as aforesaid, and ordering said premises
10 De sold without apprHisement and the
proceeds applied 70 the payment of the
amount due plaintiff and the costs OF suit,
defendants, and each OF them, of and from
al ilgnt- uLles estate interest, property. and
equity or redemption. IN or to said premises.
or any part thereof.
ISEA LII WHEELER s. SWITzER,
Attest: A J. RAPP, Clerk. AtJ'ys Tor PIt'f.
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Sheriff SaIO In the district court of ed
OACA IL ONAO " ards cOunty.-W. B. Hand,
plaintiff, VS.. William Long, etaI defendants,
No. lSG6.
BY vlrture OF an order Of sale TO me direc-
ted and delivered, issued out OF the district
Tuesday, august 18th, a: q. 1881, between Z
ana Q, clock, p. M. OF said day, at the front
door OF the court house in K1nsley, EdwaI DIS
county, hansas, offer at public sale, aud sell
to the his hest bidder, Tor cash in hand, the
following described real estate bO-Wit.
The west half OF the southeast quarter, the
southeast quarter OF the southwest quarter
anu the southwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter, ali in section twelve, II, in township
LWenty-siX. II, south, il range sixteen, ID,
west OF the 6th principal meridian, in the
county OF Edwards, state of Kansas, subject
10 q prior mortgage lien % Right Hundred
Dollars, with accrued interest thereon. said
property to be sold 10 sBrisfy the demands Of
said order OF sale.
Rod SCOTT
3S-st Sheriff OF Edwards County,
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Cbo~;R CaIa In the district court of I'd
0HCilA CdiO wards cOuuty--E. a Lar
Der, plaintiff, vs.. Lydia A. Carrier, er A.
defendants, No, 1872
Ey virtue OF order of sale TO me directed
and delivered. issued out OF the district court
OF Edwards county. Kansas, / WILL ON Il IeS-
day, August ISJh- 1891, between = aEG 4
O'Clock, .. m. OF said day. at the front door
or the court house III Kiusley. Edwards
county Kansas. offer at public sale ana sen
70 the highest BIDDER. Tor cash in hand, the
following described real estate. UO-'v1t5
The northwest quarter OK section Luirty %
three. 80, IN township Twenty-Five -, SCUM
in rage seventeen. II, west of the 6th prln-
cipaI meriG ian. in the county OF EdWaf1st
state OF KANSAS, subject 10 a prior mortgage
lien of Xix Hundred Dollars with accrued
interest thereon. said property &c be SOLD 10
satisfy the demands OF said order of sale,
ROD SCOTT
Sheriff of Edwards county, Kansas,
Ss-5t
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A citizen who fancied that he had
been followed through certain dark
streets by some rlEffians applied next
day to the police captain of the precinct
in which he lived for permit to carry
a pistol. ''YOu can nave it said the
captain, ''but I earnestly advise you not
to make use Of it. If you don't carry a
pistol you can not shoot anyone, and il
YOU do you can, Perhaps you will shoot
some day, and then you viii be yerv
sorry ever attervard. By the ordinary
exercise OF caution and diplomacy vou
viii get along without pistol, whereas
If you have one aud rely upon il voa
wi. 0s apt To use it. ~. Y. Sun.
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Sheriff Sale

cho-;aF Col, In the district court Of Ed
SuolJH SdtO wards cOuury.-Ws b. Rand,
plaintiu, vs.. May /. Baum, ct al, defendants.
No 1911.
By virtue sf an order Of sale to me directed
aud delivered Issued out of the district court
OF Edwards county, Kansas, will, on Tues
day, august l5th, 1891, between , ana o clock
p. Il. OF said day, al the front door or r4e
court house in kinsIey, Edwards county,
Kansas, Otfer at public sale, ana sell to the
highest bidder for cash IN hand the LOt-
lowing described real estate TO Wit
The northeast quarter OF section nfteeu, 10,
eighteen, IS west of the 6th principal Ller-
idian, in the county OF Edwards, state OF kan
sHs- subject to IA prior mortgage lien OF Five
Hundred Dollars with accrued inteEe st
thereon. said property TO be sold to satisfy
the demands OF said order of sale
ee-5L ROD SCOTT.
Sheriff of Edwards county Kansas.
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Sheriff Sale In the district court OF Ed
plaintin, vs.. Charles H. Smith, ct al, defend
ants, n o. 1873.
By virtue Of an order Of sale TO me directed
ana delivered, issued cut OF the district court
OF Edwards county, Kansas, will, on Tues
day, August lSths a, d, 1891, between 2 and
o clock, p. m of said day, at the front door
q tuo SONtt mouse IA rILsley, Edwards
TO the highest bidder, Tor cash in baud, the
following described real estate, tCl-yyir:
The southwest quarter OF section twenty
seven, -, ia township tweuuy-si1, %, south.
IN range eighteen, los west IN the county CT
Edwards, state OF Kansas, subject TO prior
mortgage lien on six Hundred DOliars, with
accrued interest thereon. said property q
be sold to satisfy the demands OF said order
OF sale Ron SCOTT.
5S-tf Sheriff of Edwards County.
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Sheriff Sale

Sheriff Sale In the district oQgFt Of . Ed
plaintiff, VS.. David Brown. ct al defendant,
No. 1910.
By virtue of order of sale TO me directed
and delivered, issued out OF the district cOuF
OF Edwards county Kansas, wall, on Tues
day, August IStn, 1891. between and 4
o'clock, y. n. of said day, at the front door
OF the court house, in kinsley, Edwards
county, Kansas, offer at public sale anu sell to
the hig hest bidder, for cash in hand, the fol-
lowing described real estare, TO-Wit;
The north hHlt OF the northwest quarter of
section UweuUy-fOUr, -, in township twenty
four, u, south, of range twenty, 70, west of
rhe 6tn principal meridian, in the county or
Edwards, state OF Kansas subject TO 9 prior
mortgage lien OF Five Hundred Dollars, with
accrued interest thereon said property to
be sold 10 satisfy the demands OF said order
Of safe.
ROD BCOTT,
6hOriE Of EDWARDS County. Kansas.
Ssh
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TnapprecIateti Vlrtue.

You nasty, insignificant thing, " said
the Havana to the Cigarette; ''every-
body despises yOp except the brainless
Anglomaniac.''
patiently, that I am small and in
significant and generally despised by
those who DO not know how to APP
preciate me. But can afford to await
the recognition and glory which must
come to me in time as a reward for my
great services to YOU
why, you horrid, couceited, little
thing" exclaimed the Havana, smolx-
ing hot and red in the face, what
service do you do to menP''
81 kill dudes" said the Cigarette.
meellv-Ch Chicago Times
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First published July 10th, 1891.
No TA-T

NO l4tt.
In the district court within and for the cOun-
~ of Edwards in the state OF Kansas.
J. b Mitchell, Plaintih.
William H. Brown and Amanda a. Brown,
Defendants,
State of Kansas TO William H Brown and
mauda Brown: You viii take NOTICE thar
you must answer the petition filed in said
or said petition will be- taken as true, and a
judgment rendered in said action against you.
LOr the sum OF $1,000, with interest thereon
at the rate OF u per cent per Bunum from tn G
18th day of December, 1885, and for costs of
suit and a further Judgment against you for
the foreclosure of IA certain mortgage upon
the following described real estate, tO-Fit:
The south hulf OF the northwest quarter OF
section tWenty--tOur t24). in township twenty
four "a, south, in range twenty GU, west of
the 9th p. m.
Lying and situated in the county of Edwards
in the state OF Kansas, and adjudging that
the said plaintiff has the first lien
premises, to the amount for which Judgment
Will be taken AS aforesaid, and ordering said
premises 70 be sold without superintendent,
and the proceeds applied TO the payment Of
the amount due plaintiff and costs OF suit.
aud forever barring and fOreClOsing said de-
PENDANTS aud each OF them OF and from all
right, title, estate, interest property and
equity of redemption In or to said promises
or any part thereof.
SEAL WHEELER s. SWLTZER,
Attest: Attorneys for Plaintiff.
a. !. RAPP, Clerk.
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Sheriff Sale In sass S ao,55s CONT Or Ps 9
keF. plaintiff, VS.. Fanny Holland ct al,
defendants, No IS35.
BY virtue of am order of sale 10 me direc-
ted and delivered, issued out Of the district
court Of Edwards county, kansos. Will on
Tuesday. August 18TH, a. d, 1891. between
and 4 o'clock. p. m OF said day. at the front
door OF the court house in Eiusley. Edwards
county. Kansas. Cder at public sale and sell
to the highest bidder. fer cash In hand the
following described real estate. tO-Eit=
Lots 3 4 2 and s. in POeles' addition 20
the city ofgkinsley. Edwards county, Kansas.
subject 30 q prior mortgage lien of Seven
Huudfeu Dollars, with accrued interest
thereon. said property to be sold to satisfy
the demands OF said order of sale.
ROD SCOTT.
ss-5t Sheriff OF Edwards County.
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Sheriff Sale

OboriFf CoIo In the district court of Ed
OueIIlI Odl0 wards oOunty.-SV. C. par
ker. plaintiff, vs.. Lindsey WhitiOw. et al,
defendants, No 1913,
By virtue OF order of sale to me directed
and delivered. issued out OF the district court
OF EDWARDS county, Kansas. will, on Tues
day, August lsth, 1895, between = and 4 O'Clock
p IN. OF said DAY, at The front door OF the
court house, in Kiusleys Edwards county
Kansas, oner at public sale and sell 10 the
highest bidder. for cash in hand, the follow
ing described real estate to-yyit:
The northwest quarter of section hfteeu.
-, IN township UVFenCy-siN- u, south in range
sixteen 10 west OF Ehe ath principal meridian
la the county OF GCWeruS. stale OF Kansas
subject TO q prior mOr5 gage hen OF Eivht
ttulisirCd Dollars, with a0crued interest
thereon said proper " to Toe sold 10 satisfy
Jhe demands OF said order OF sale.
Ron SCOTT.
sS-5t sheriff al Edwards County
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Sheriff Sale

Sheriff Sale In tue district court of Ed Ed
relI, plaintiff, VS.. Miles Hail, ct al. defend
ants, No. 1873.
BY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed
ana delivered, issued out OF the distriCCCOu rUOf
Edwards county. Kansas, will, on tuesday,
August 18Th, 1881, between aud o'clock, p.
N. OF SAID Gay, at the front door OF the court
house III kinsIey, Edwards county, Kansas,
offer at public sale and sell 70 the highest
bidder, Tor cash hand, the following ues-
cribed real estate, UO-Nit:
The southwest quarter OF section fifteen,
10, IN township tWenty-siX, Is, SOUTH in range
sixteen, I6, west OF the 9Th principal mer-
tdiHn, IN the county OF Edwards, state OF
Kansas, suOjeCU TO q prior mortgage hen OF
Eight Hundred Dollars, with accrued inter
est thereon. said property to be sold to
satisfy the demands of SAID order OF sale.
Rod SCOTT.
Sheriff OF Edwards county, Kansas.
3S-5t
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POETIC LANGUAGE.
Eloquent Expressions of Regard for e New
Made Bride.


Made Bride.
The following curious letter was
written several years ago by a gentle
man to a bride on receiving her we'd
ding cards. It is exquisitely fresh and
original and full, of poetry:
81 am holding some pasteboard in nv
hands. Three stately Pluckings from
the bush OF ceremony. I am gazing
upon a card and a name-a name with
which your throbbing heart was lost.
81 am gazing, too, upon a card where
the nearest parent tells the world she
will be at home one day, and that is
nothing new. But there is another
card whose mingling there puts
a fiery tongue into this speech
less pastebOard, ename1ing fate
on commonplace. It tells us that
and that these cards are but the pale
heralds OF a coming crisis when hand
that has pressed friends hands and
pluclzed flowers shall close down on
him to whom she shall be friend and
flower forever.
'And now can you, who have queened
1t over SO many Bonded forms, can you
come down at last to the frugal diet OF
a single heart?
Hitherto you have been a clock, Civ
ing your time to all the world. Now
you are watch, buried in one particu-
lar bosom, watching only his breast,
marking only his hours aud ticking
only to the beat of his heart, where
time and feeling shall be in unison,
until these lower ties are lost in that
higher wedlOcS where all hearts are
united around the great central heart
of all.
Hoping that calm sunshine may hall
low your clasped hands, I sink silently
into Chicago News.
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GAO1in DolO wards cOunty.-W. G. Par
ksr, plaintiff IS. Grant Dawson, ct al,
defendants, No. l266.
BY virtue OF an order of sale to me directed
aud delivered, issued out OF the district court
OF EDWARDS county, Kansas, L will, on Tues
day, august 18th, a. u, 1891, between 2 aud 4
O'Clock, p OF said day, at the front door
of the court house. la k1nsIey, Edwards
county, Kansas, offer at public sale and sell
to the highest bidder, Tor cash in hand, abe
following described real estate. tO-Rtt:
The northwest quarter of section twenty
three. p, in township twenty-five, %, south,
in range sixteen, 10 west OF the 9TH principal
meridian, in the county OF Edwards, state OF
Kansas, subject TO prior mortgage lein of
Eight Hundred Dollars, with accrued inter
est thereon. said property to be sold 70
satisfy the demands OF said order of sale.
ss-5t Sheriff OF Edwards County.
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IN the District court of Edwards county.
Kansas
Jacob L. Fox, plaintiff,
Edward F. Hayslip and -- Hayslip. his
wife, whose first name is TO plaiuuH III
known, and Edward g. Robertson, defend
ants
To said defendants, Edward T. HaysIip and
Is TO plaintiff uuEnOvvnB.
You and each of you, are hereby uOtined
tnat you have been sued iu.Uhe above en-
Jiued court In the above entitled action by
the plalntiu, and that unless you answer the
peIluun OF che plaintiff therein hled on or
before the 2Oth day of August. 1881. the allie
k@ttipns or the said petition viii De taken as
true, and 1udgn ent rendered against you
declaring the MORTGAGE made BY said Edward
r Hayslip TO f. G- Sheldon on the LIST day OF
september, 1887, Tor Four Hundred tS4OJl Dol
lars ana interest thereon at u per cent from
salu date less Seventy $50 Dollars PAID on
interest a lien upon the hereafter described
properly paramount and superior TO the
Claims of the said defendants, and ordering
me sale without Hppraisement, according TO
Jaw, OF the said property situate IN Edwards
county Kansas, and dezCube as follows,
the west > OF the sNy = OF sec 36- tp D. south,
EdlEe Is west, 10 satisfy Jhe taxes upon said
land, the Gusts OF this action and the said lien
ana from, and after said sale forever barring
anu 1oEecloslnE the interests OF each OF you
IN and 70 the said property
Holmes s. HaymakeF,
Attest ArE's for Plaintiff.
ISEALl A. = Eapp- Clerk Dist 1uurc-
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PUBLICATIoN NOTICE.
First Publication June 18th, 1919
TO Il B LorL and John b. Eordnn.

4
To H. B. Lord and John B. Gordon.
You, ana each of you. are hereby notified
that you have been sued; that the parties TO
said action are Gusfay6 FlOhr and sophie
FlOhr as plaintiffs, and you and each of you,
defendants; that the plaintifs have filed
their petition in the office of the clerk OF the
district court, of Edwards county, Kansas {;
that you must answer SAID petition on or
before September 18th, 1891. or the same viii
be taken as true, and a Judgment will be
rendered Cancel1ng a mortgage executed by
the plaintiffs TO the defendant II 3. Lord.
July 18th. 1883, TO ure the sum OF twenty
five hundred dollars, tS2,5UU), and recorded il
book ~ of mortgages, on page 1856. in the
office of the register OF deeds, of Edwards
lots fourteen 40 block tweuty-four ga, and
lot fifteen U6j in block twenty-fOur C24), in
and quieuing plaintiffs tide against you. and
each of you in and to said lots, and decreeiug
that said mortgage is void and cloud upon
the plaintiffs title; and for such further
relief as to the court may seem just and
equitable. q. N SIERRH.
Attest Attorney for Plaintiff.
LSEALl A. y Happ,
Clerk of the District Court.
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Ro berts Bros. are selling sUlky rake
at prices lover than the mauufac-
tUrers'.
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In the district court within and for the cOun
~ of Edwards in the state OF Kansas.
J. b Mitchell, Plaintih.
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PUBLIcATIoN lotto

(FirsU Publication June 26th, 1911
! the District court Of Edwards county
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sssSs8 IS SIS SIS SIS ssss $ssss$s
- AY GOULDS daily income is STAG.
c. Vanderbilt manages get through daily with s5249
John Rockefeller pills up daily the
SIS, 7I5.
W. W. Astor economies daily on s2a,5oa.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
no TEST THE BoILERs OF The MAINE.

n. f. Palmer g. Co., the builders OF the boilers ane
machinery for the armored cruiser Maine, now bdns
constructed at the Navy Yard, have issued limited
number Of invitations TO witness an exhibition OF the
engines of that vessel IN operation, betwoon 10 q. m
and noon on Monday. The exhibition viii take place
at the Qnintad Iron Works, Tytfthst- and tho East
River The engines will be set up exactly In the same
manner ns When they put In plaoe Oh the vessel
and their manner Of operation Will be the same, bua
the number OF revolutions will be considerably less
than the 13a to be made at full speed, and probably
about thrty-fve TO the minute only. The building OF
these engines was one OF the greatest not uis
greatest fats IN marine engine construction ever at
tempted IN this country, at the time that the contrcs
was awarded TO the Quintard Iron Works two years ago
for s735OOO They are two vertical uiple,expanslon
endnethe hgh-pressure cylinders being 80 IL inches
diameter: intermediate cylinders 81 inches danieer
low pressure cylinders, SO inches diameter, and fhe
stroke of all pistons 36 inches The total horsepow~
Is 1000 The engines were designed by Ensneer-h'
Chief George W. Melville and his assistants In ths
Bureau Of Steam Engineering.
The Maine Is so far toward completion thai sle !"
now ready to have the engines fitted In plafe one
was designed by the Navy Department under tne pro-
visions OF an act Of Congress Of August 3, loeo, me
plans being approved November 1, 1887. The oios
for her materials were opened on June t. 1885, ana te
contracts were signed eleven days afterward vita
Carnegie Phpps g. Co., Of Pittsburg Inc nrs1 Hari'
WAS bent on September 10, 1883; the nrst Keeipi4o
WAS laid on October IL the first rfvet was driven a.
ii O'Clock a. m. on November .; the itst IIsM 80
raj sed ON December 5, and she was launensn - se
granddaughter of Secretary Tracy, performing the Nv
of christening,
New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
FITS OF LEGAL NEWS.


George w. Day, of Baltimore, got a divorce from mis-
wife Olivia f. three years In Baltimore and ne pue
IN trust for her and their nine children insurance policies
amounting 10 $4,000 The policies put m the hsnds
NJ Sebastian Bown and o. A. Parker Of Baltimore a'
trustees. Mr. Day died last February, and after MS
death Mrs Ds presented note written by her husosnS
betoo his ah requesting that Mr.. Brown be remoVe"
,,d his tr,stship Mrs. Day applied 70 Judge Fae'e
on in the Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday to hs'e
Mr. Brown removed Mr.. Brown opposed the motion ana
aid that s1Oo had offered to him II he would resign
eesIon was reserved the motion 70 compel Brown y"
resign. -, o,,o,0a
Samuel d Levy has brought suit In the supreme
Count On belf Of four children Of Bernard BIumehOcrs
Who died ,ecnty against their stepmother Annie
horo % set aside the will Of Bumeuberg on the srOuha
,bat Annie vas his wife. They say tnat Annie nse
.nother hu,snd living In Karlstadt Germany when she
s married 20 Bumenberg In ht will Buneooers let'
half in,efs in all his property including The properly
NJ No e1 secondave, life insurance policies ana dement's
1n, ceai lodges 10 which he belonged, 70 Annie The
hndrqn dcare that the defendants right name Is Annie
Sieeel