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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby Given, that Letters OF
Administration upon the Estate Of
JOHN SCHULTZ,
deceased, have been granted to the under>
signed, by the Probate Court Of Gasconade
County, Missouri, bearing date the 10th
day of November, 1908.
All persons having claims against said
Estate are required to exhibit them to me
for allowance within one year from the
date of said Letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of such Estate; and
il such CLAIMS be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication of
this notice, they will be forever barred.
EMILE SCHULTZ,
Administrative.
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rebe pel6e ebeufaus iebr beifauie

rebe pelBe ebeufaGs iebr beifdail
aufeenommen uuroe.
Die Aeitune bee Jeier laa in ben
S6nben Der Serrn SEQ. Rraettlp, o,
s. 6artie. 9beo. @raf, 81. 6. &efIe'
8. q. Baer, Seurp Odiner. unb nab
renb aIe ibr reolid tbeit gum @rfole
beiaetraeen rubte bod bic pauptar'
belt In ben 9dnoen o.s Serrn 8raett'
lp petd1er ats Setretdr oes COUNTY
Central i. EQUITIES ote Sade in'i
2eberi aerufeu unb In ibr bis ani
Gnbe tb6tia mar.
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ri OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County OF Gasconade
In the Circuit Court. In Vacation
January Term. 1893.
Myrtle NJ, Berry. Plaintiff
STATE OF MISSOURI.


James T. Berry. Defendant
At this day comes the Plaintiff herein.
MN,leM. Berry and files her Petition and Am
davit. alleging. among other things. that De-
fendaut James T.. Berry Is not o resident OF
the State OF Missouri.
Whereupon. 1t Is Ordered by the Clerk in Va
cation. tina ssid Defendant be notified by
Publication that Plaintiff has commenced a
suit againts him in this Court by the filing OF
her petition In this Court and that the object
and general nature Of such petition Is TO Sc
cure from this Court a decree OF divorce
disolving the bonds OF Matrimony eE-
ist'ng between Plaintiff and Defendant.
and That unless the said James u.
Berry be and appear at this Court At
the next Term thereof. to be begun and hol-
den at the Court House in the City OF Her
mann, In said County. on the 18th day OF Janu-
airy next. and on or before the frst DAY OF SAD
Term. answer or plead 10 the Petition in said
cause. the same win be taken as confessed.
ard judgement win be rendered accordingly
Ant IL Is Futher Ordered. that copy hereof
be published. according to law. in the Adver-
tiBer Courier q weekly newspaper published In
| Gasconade County Missouri for 4 weeks sue
| cessiyly the last insertion 70 be at least 10 days
before the said first day OF said January Tern
1909.
Circuit Clerk
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand. and the seal OF the
Circuit Court Of Gasconade County
IL 81 this 2snd day OF October. 1905.
w. j. ELLIS.
circuit Clerk
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9eute baran batten @arten 81
MAIDEN.
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Der Bnferiiaub bes WifOnri 1T
5ur Belt Elm iebr nieoriser. rBenn's
Bier wdr. b%atten's fhOn Idnsit sanS
trOden seleat,- meinte elmer unierer
mdBiasn Erinfer.
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I'D p~ertaufen

Ulsin Wobnhalis NIT oiorerduInen an Der
4. etraBe 1T unter siinftisen Sebtnsunsen
au perfauiem
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6enrp Sone6
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St. Coulter 1rlarftpreiie.

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ben iest ab.r benielbeu @ertb ruie
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Gentner.
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B~oltsblntt.s
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DHi,ieuer mssweiie r.
Seatnte.

Seartte.
Nsnrdieutnni Alonao 1uops 1anoaa
Borhter 60. Court 9G Stoenner Dog
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nab September.
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mai, Ruann nab NoptHbtr.
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Gintritt 25c gtIeptrie Sibe JSc Rinber IUc
Reiepirte Site Az baben In Rlineei
Drug Store.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
FREDERICK CARLISLE.
Prominent Nutley Resident Dies Sud
denly at His Home.

Arrangements for the funeral of Fred
ericl5 Carlisle, a prominent resident of
Nutley, who died at his home, in John
street, that town, yesterday afternoon, are
being made today. His death came sud
denly yesterday, due to heart disease. He
leaves, besides a widow, two daughters.
Mrs. Max p. Kaufman. wife of Town Book
keeper Max p. Kaufman, and Mrs. James
r. Dickdrson, both of Nutley.
MIR. Carlisle was a veteran of the War of
the Rebellion. having at the commencement
OF hostilities enlisted in the First Connecti-
cut Cavalry. Later he was detailed to
the United States Secret Service under
Colonel Olcutt, and WIS stationed at wash
ington, d. c. When the late President
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated he
took an active part in the stirring events
at the Capitol at that time.
lie had been Il resident OF Nutley about
twenty-five years. and took an active part
in the development of his home tie
was one of tue members of the llrst
Board of Election, after the election INV
required n honse-to-houSe canvass tie
was assessor for the township OF tranhiin
now the town of Nutley, in lSSS-lSSs, ana
the Nutley Commissioners Of Assessment.
He was a member of the Veterans Asso-
citation of Nutley, and of Marcus l.. Ward
Post, G. A. L. He WAS for years con,
nected with the Nelson Chemical ana
Fertilizer Company of Buffalo.
He leaves. besides n widow, two dangh-
tiers. Mrs. Max p. Kaufman. wife or Town
Bookkeeper Max p. Kaufman. and Mrs.
James r. Dickerson, both of Nutley.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
MONTCLAIR BUDGET
FIXED FOR YEAR.
Appropriations Show an Increase Of
$23,475.19 over Last Years
Figures.

The appropriations fixed by the Mont
clair Town Council last night for the
owns new fiscal year are $23, 475.19 more
than last year. and would have been much
greater had not Mayor Henry V. Craw-
ford insisted that they be kept down as
much as possible. Besides fixing the
budget, the Council ordered a warrant
drawn for $4,000 for the Board of Educa-
tion to build the Cedar avenue public
school. The appropriations were as fol-
lows:
Street lighting, $50, 900; police. $4,000; fire
department, $25;NOO; streets and highways,
$38, 5000: poor, 5000; water for distinguishing
fires, $4,000; interest on bonded debt, $751;
447, 80: sinking fund, $19,2H.54; incidentals,
4 5000; collection Of garbage and ashes,
50, COO police pension fund, $1,000, making a
total of S247, 992.04, besides one mill for each
dollar of assessed valuation for Free Public
Library. There being an ~uneXpended bal
ance of $1s,965.2 20, this will give the Council
a total sum Of $3.50, 957. to ruu the town
government for the year.
An ordinance was also passed fixing the
salaries OF the town officers for the cur
rent year as follows: Town clerk. 1900;
collector, 5000; assistant collector. 1890;
treasurer, 81, 800. and $500 extra as treasurer
of school moneys; superintendent OF roads
and sewers, 81, 200; clerk to superintendent,
$50; superintendent OF garbage and ashes
collection, $3.50; inspector of buildings,
81, 500; assessors, $1,000 each, the member
acting az secretary of the board, 5000 eX-
department, $500; recorder, $500; chief OF
police, $500; town attorney, $1,S00; town
surveyor, IS q day for every days work
performed.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
NOTES OF THE ORANGES.

Mrs. Gray, who keeps a small store at
Lincoln avenue and Frankfort street, Or
ange, reported to the police of that city
last night that a negro robbed ner money
drawer and got away.
William Traynor, of this city, employed
as a driver for a local firm, was unload
ing potatoes from a wagon to the store
of NJ. j. Moscowitz, in Washington street.
Orange, yesterday when he slipped and
sprained an ankle. He was cared for at
the Orange Memorial. Hospital.
st. Johns Branch No. 1886, l.. c. Il. A.,
will hold a euchre and dance on Monday
evening, February 3, at Columbus Hall
Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max S~ervinasky gave
a birthday anniversary party In honor
of their daughter, Fannie, Sunday eve
ming, at their residence, 392 South
Jefferson street, Orange, The house
was decorated with palms and flowers.
Herman Sporting was POSTMASTER.
Violin selections were rendered by II.
lections were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Heller. of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Warshawer, of
Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Amster, of
Newark: II. Sperling and John Pinsky,
of orange.
First of the social functions for women
relatives of Orange Lodge of Elks will be
given Thursday night. February Is, at the
Orange Elks Home, under auspices of the
home committee. There will be euchre
games, followed by dancing.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
NO ASH HEAPS
IN MONTCLAIR
THIS YEAR
Decides TO Continue
Doing Its Own Collecting.
CitizeuS Happy.

Montclafr officials believe they have
solved the perplexing ash and garbage col
lection question. The town has done its
own collecting so successfully since last
November that it will continue to do it.
instead Of giving out a contract, which
has in the past caused a lot of complaint.
Last winter ashes and refuse were not col
iected for weeks ut a time.
Councilman William H.. Schoonmaker.
chairman of the roads and sewers commit
tee of the Montclair Town Council, re-
ported on the subject to that body last
night. He said that the department had
succeeded in collecting the garbage and
ashes so satisfactorily since November /,
when the Council cancelled the contract
of William Alworth & Son, that he would
recommend that the roads and sewers de-
partment continue to do the work. The
Council c~oncurred IN the recommendation.
The committee was authorized to hire a
horse and carriage for the use OF the SUI
perintendent of garbage and ashes collec-
ton, for six months in the year at d cost
of SIS a month.
On motion of Councilman Wrensch the
building inspector and chief of the fire de-
public schools, factories and public build
1ngs n report to the Council at It's next
meeting, with recommendations as 10 the
placing of fire escapes in any or all such
buildings to Insure the safety of the public.
Councilman 1artshorn, for the Give AS
ISOLATION, asked the Council to appoint
two of its members a committee TO confer
when necessary with a OF TWO
of the Civic Association. regarding mat
tiers that would benefit the town. lie said
that the association had appointed Ben1a-
min V. Harrison and Decatur M. sawyer
as such committee, and if the Council
would name two of its members, they
could meet and mutually exchange views
public matters. Mayor Crawford said
that he was In his office certain hours
to recommend for the benefit of the town
he would be pleased to hear him and bring,
the matter before the Council. Council
men Grant and Harris spoke against the
appointment of such committee, aging
the Council met twice a month, at which
meetings all citizens had an opportunity
to be heard. The request was not con-
Cured in.
The application Of the Montclair Trust
Company, to be relieved of the bond of
Frederick w. Gibbs, a former contractor
for collecting garbage and ashes, was con
Cured in. as was the application OF the
bondsmen of William Alworth Sc Son, the
late. contractors.
The New York Audit Company reported
that it had examined the books Of the
town officers and found them correct.
Councilman M~acNaughton. of the excise
to which was referred me pc
tition to shorter the hours in which liquor
may be sold in saloons and hotels ana
the increase in the fee for excise licenses,
reported progres The police commit
tee was authorized to purchase "A type
writer for the police station Mt a cost o.
SIS, and to spend sos to have books Of
police rules printed. The Town Clerk
was authorized to obtain bids Cor the
printing OF the town report for 1887.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
PIPE LINE AGREEMENT.

Following the decision of the meeting
last week, when the West Orange Town
Council decided to begin negotiations
through various officials with the authori-
ties of Orange for the purpose of coming
to an agreement whereby the Orange au-
thorities could complete the work of lay
ing water pipes in the streets of the first
named municipality, City Counsel William
A. Lord, of Orange, has forwarded to
Town Attorney Simeon II. Robinson, of
West Orange, h copy of the draft of an
ordinance which embodies the IDEAS of the
Orange official. The measure provides for
rights Of way In West Orange and the
verbiage of the resolution is along the lines
of the South Orange ordinance, having the
same object in view. The ordinance pro-
vides for protecting the pipes of the West
Orange water sewer gas systems, and in
IDENTITIES the town against damages oc-
curing during the prosecution of the work.
The matter will be taken up at once by
the West Orange officers and a'speedy set
Element Is anticipated.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
BELLEvILLE.

TIL Board of Education will hold a spe-
cial meeting tonight when arrangements
will be made, it is said, for another meet
irg of ~citlzers to consider the question OF
Il new school.
The following officers of Golden Stream
Lodge, Knights and Ladies of Honor, were
Installed last night: Past protector. John
ID. Morgan; protector, Mrs. Rebecca J.
Faust; vice-protector, Miss Kate Reid;
financial secretary, Andrew j. Bagnall;
secretary. Walter w. Reid; treasurer,
Mrs. elizabeth A. Morgan chaplain, Miss
Lillian M. Sickles; guide, Miss May Chris
man; guardian, Harold Chrisman; sentry,
Clara Price. Refreshments were served
afterward.
William Lehr, OF New Bridge street, was
arrested last night by Chief of Police
Flynn on complaint of the mans wife,
v ho charged him with tisorderly conduct.
He was put under bonds for a further
hearing.
A fancy dress and mask carnival will
be held ut Hillside Park Rink next Satur-
day night.
The charter list of the Elks' Lodge In
Belleville will be closed tonight. The lodge
will have n euchre and dance in Bellevilfe
Hall Thursday evening, February 6. J. c.
Seybold, M. L. Hass and j. Carson are in
charge of the arrangements.
Twenty-seven candidates who received
their initiatorY and first degrees at the
meeting Cf Harmony Lodge, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, ii week ago, re-
ceived their second and third degrees last
right.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
GLEN D
RELLEVILLE
AND T
PUPILS DUE TO
$50 A. M. SESSIONS.
Late Risers in East Orange Can't Meet
Conditions Caused by Crowded
High School.

Hardness on the part Of pupils attending
the East Orange High School, which has
been criticised of late In East Orange, was
referred to by Superintendent of Schools
Vernon l.. Davey in his monthly report
to the East Orange Board of Education
lost night. The total number of tardy
cases in December was 100 and OF this
number at the High School forty-five
pupils transgressed the rule which re-
quires prompt attendance at the session,
which begins at $50 Il III. This condition,
however, was forecasted when the plan
for part time sessions was brought about
by the board, he said. owing to the crowd
ing Of the schools and was to be expected
curly risers.
Mr.. Davey explained 1t was not a
criticism of the board In any way, but
rather a criticism of the conditions exist
Ing. 1t is agreed by the officials that the
hardness will be a difficult habit to cor
rect, although every reasonable effort will
be made to bring about great regularity
on the part of the pupils.
When the contractors for h new Lin
coin Sch ,ol submitted estimates it was
decided that the board would retain the
option OF accepting the bid of the firm for
the grading and sidewalks or make other
disposition of the work, and at last nights
meeting the members decided~t to give the
work to z. M. Waldron & Co, the con-
tractors, who built the school.
Following out the usual plan of arrang-
ing for next seasons staff Of teachers the
board last night decided to name three
new teachers for work next September.