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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Probate Court Docket.
November Term, 1908.


State of Missouri, &c
County OF GaSconade
FIRST DAY. NOVEMBER 2srd.. 1905.
l.. Wfnimine and Louis Meyer. Executors.
Christian IL. Meyer, deceased. Final
Settlement.
2. Daniel and John Haid, Executors Daniel
Had. deceased. Final Settlement.
3. Alvina Sell. Administrix. Ferdinand
Drusch. deceased. Final Settlement
A.. James II. Warren Curator. Arthur War
rem, minor, Final settlement.
S. Mary Jeckel. Executrix Samuel Allemann.
Annual g. ttlement.
g. Edw. Meyer Curator. Nora Meyer. minor
Annual Settlement.
Z. Henry E Greene, Curator. Chas. F and
Leslie b. Greene, minors. Annual Settle
ment.
g. Anna NJ. Kiehl, Curatrix, bernhard Kiehl.
etal.. minors. Annual Settlement.
o. H. L. Zorn. Executor. Peter ZOrn. deceas-
ed. Annual settlement.
SECOND DAY. NOVEMBER 2Ith., 1905.
10, Paul Sieht. Curator. Henriette SIGHT. ct.
al minors, Annual Settlement.
II. Robert Walker. Curator. Fred. Frech-
mann, ct. al. minors. Annual Settlement
10. NJ. P. Bensing. Guardian. Bertha Mueller
Insane. Annual Settlement.
10, Frank stoehr. G. & c.. Laura and Johanna
Stoehr, minors. Annual Settlement.
IL. Lina Miller, G. g. c.. Edward Miller. ct. al,
minors, Annual settlement
Is. F. L wensel. G. & G.. Victor Spindler.
minor. Annual Settlement.
IS. Robert Walker. G, & c.. Emil Schneider.
minor. Annual Settlement.
IL. Walter Giedinghagen. Admr. c.. t. a.. Chas.
G~iedinghagen, deceased. Annual Settle
ment.
Is. J. w. Hensley, Guardian. John Diebold.
unsound mind Annual settlement.
10. VIM. r. Terrell. Administrators. Matte e.
Terrell. deceased. Final Settlement.
THIRD DAY. NOVEMBER 18th. 1908.
20. Amanda G. oncken. G. & c. Selma c. on
cken. minor. Annual Settlement,
81. Egon Fleischer. Administrator. Antienette
Fleischer, deceased. Final Settlement
%, II. Haeussler. Executor. Marie
r, Wolf. deceased. Final Settlement.
%. +. Z. Pope. Administrator, Chas. F. Pope,
deceased. Annual Settlement,
"a. Winter. Guardin, WIN. Schroeder
Insane. Annual Settlement.
Is. G. d. Murphy. Administrator. z. S
Murphy. deceased. Annual Settlement.
%. Nellie Schuetz. Administi atrix. Arthur @
Schuetz. deceased. Annual Settlement
%. Chas. Lalk. G. g. O.. Hattie Epple. ct. al
minors. Annual Settlement.
%. Paulina Baecker. Administrators. Her
mann Baecker, deceased. Annual Settle
ment.S
AUGUST MEYER,
Judge of Probst
STATE OF MISSOURI. l..
County of Gasconade. IS
/. August Meyer. Judge of the Probate
Court. in and for said County hereby certif!
that the above is a true copy OF the origina
Probate Court Docket. showing what settle
ments are due for. and at the November Term
1905 OF said Probate Court. as the sam
appears of record In my ONCE.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court.
Done at once in Hermann, Mo-. thi
Goth day OF Octaber. 1905,
Il. s. August Meyer,
JUDGE OF PROBATE
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Masgleid.

SommerfriidIer (oer iid Bel einem
9auerr einmietbet): rgeit Der Ser.
itGnoieiing miro es bait etuas idner
geben - mir ipreben namli4 nidt
gut bertf6." Sell muft MIR It
fam aa' net nieI frans0iii@l"
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ORDER OF
STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Gascorade S
In the Circuit Court. In Vacation
January Term. 1923.
Myrtle M Berry, Plaintiff
James E. Berry. Defendant

January Term, IBJS.
Myrtle M Berry, Plaintiff
vs..
James z. Berry. Defendant
At this day comes the Plaintiff herein.
davit, alleging, among other things. that De-
fendaut James K. Berry Is not a resident Of
the State OF Missouri.
Whereupon. 1t IS Ordered by the Clerk In Va
cation. that said Defendant be notified by
Publication that Plaintiff has commenced q
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 ex-
ist'ng between Plaintiff and Defendant.
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
Manu. In said County on the 18th day of Janu-
airy next. and on or before the first day OF said
Term. answer or plead TO the Petition In said
cause. the same win he taken as confessed
and judgement viii be rendered accordingly
M 1t Is Futher Ordered. that copy hereof
be published. according to law. In the Adver-
tiser Courier Q weekly newspaper published In
Gasconade County Missouri for 4 weeks sue
cessiyly the last Insertion to be at least Is days
before the said first day Of said January Term
1909.
W, J. FILLS.
Circuit Clerk
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand. and the seal OF the
Circuit Court of Gasconade County
Il. 81 this 22nd day Of October. 1908.
W. ]. ELLIS.
Circuit Clerk.
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The Object Of Life Insurance

Life insurance, unlike any other form OF investment, has
for its primary, object protection in event OF death during the
productive period o. life. 1t is therefore of the greatest I'M
portance that every known means should be adopted winch
will safeguard such investment from fluctuations ana dangers
which beset the usual business transactions.
The important question is not which company has the
greatest amount of insurance in force or the largest showing
OF assets, but which company under any and all conditions,
by its own peculiar system, affords to the insured the greatest
security.
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9as arstlide 3enanis.

9Irat: Isle fonnen mtd tdglid
atpei Bis bret @Ias Bier trinfen." -
Batient: rSdreiben sic mir 6as gil.
tight auf, ionit %gIaubt's mir meine
Srau nihtl"
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aAtmito farmer.

Sebt 1T bic bette 3ett Obitbaume gu pIlon'
5cn Wtaht iebt cure B~eIteIlunsen bel mir
ooer fpmmt nad1 meiner 8aumI6uIe rno
,pGbIt ielbit. gqe Sbitbdume iino bier se'
3oseu unb sebeiben oesbaIb better aIs iols
die bic ibr ben auSndrtS be3iebt. Spredi
iir preiie.
80 M. 2Iae9er,
9Ianb lurserp,
Blanb, no
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Ophmismus

8u6tbGusIer Tim @efdnsnisbot
fiir ii9): ,@iidiidtsnoll limb fie bier
Idor, cine bobe Rauer baben ite Der.
irrtsemadt, bamit man bon 6rauben
nitt seieben Dirb."
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE Of FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given to all lcreditors and
others interested in the Estate OF
MARIE r WOLFF
deceased. that /. Hermann II. Haeussler. Exc
cutor. of The said Estate. intend to make final
settlement thereof at the next - rm of the
Probate Court OF Gasconade County State OF
Missouri. to be held at Hermann. NJ on the
29rd day of November 1908.
HERMAN H. HAEUSLER.
Executor.
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Gin n~aseri6dmter Sansberr.

SER Sips, i'd miB sic brineen6
erIu6en, iest enoltd einmdI ben rid.
ftanoisen @ietbsins su besabIen!"
ga, mos f6Ilt Sbneu 6ftn einl
@enn man BET Sbnen n gins sabIeu
urub; NADIA sieb' Id Iieber a,isl-
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@urkdra.

@ait (an Der ibm isrpierten 2eber
riedeno): ~@it Der @anieleber seb'n
sc Iieberl"
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@dra@tnns.

Rai& i&ptnoet bic Set Dem Slid.
Iifen - nod raider benz Duritiger.
9eiteIlt elmer Elm Glas Bier unD bic.
ies tpirb nidt iofort berbsisei4aftt,
elei4 beiBt es: Zine polle Stunbe
iit i@ ba unb tein @enid brinst Elm
Bier"
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Neue an5etgen.
Saaouerbut.

Dir bic rlnter5ei6neten perbieten Sasb
unb Sa0enItelen oui GnIeren 2dnoereien
OBJ lebtere einaeIcn3t poer nidt, unb ruer'
ben 5ufpieberbouoeIuoe seridiIib ~belansen.
@aiberina s %1effner, Sirit Greet.
(Hame unb Dobnort unter obiser an3ei'
ae toitet rs Sents; ln5ei9e Iauft bis geu'
iabr.l
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Real Estate Transfers by War
ranty Deed


ranty Deed
Rudolph Kueter to J. M Will
liam. 100 acres in 24-43-6 $500.
Ellen Kosark to Henry Reithe-
meyer, 10 acres 3-4I-5, SI5oo.
Geo. S. Milleran to Emma S.
Workman 40 acres in 80 -43-4
5000.
John Tappmeyer to G. s. MILL
ron 40 acres in 33-43 a $3.50.
Louis Witthaus to John Frill-
mann So acres in 33-46-4 SI25o.
VIM. Schwinke to Aug. Abeud-
roth Z acres in 3I--45-6 $3.50
Henriette Kuhlmann to Gerhard
Pottebaum 22o acres in 8-45-5
$4,000.
VIM. F. Wild to Frank Birkel,
Jr., I7o acres in Sass $500.
Henry w Smith to Zachariah
Smith 80 acres in 32-4I-6.
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Der u~nbulIlommeae Wsaan.

,Sie fiuo tpirfIi@ nm Sbren @st.
ten su beneiben; ME unsruiibIi&
uno ieIbitIos 1T er unb tuts esi&id.,-
bon feiner lesten Operation ipridt
man iiberaIl." - nDa boben Sie ia
redt, mein Rann fIidt aIles tuie6er
suiammen; aber oenfen Gle elmo, er
nabe fi6 NAL ieIbit einen anopf an9"
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@pshan.

BantoffeIbeIb (gtrobtuittper):
,aelInsrin. brinsen Sie mir nod Elm
adtes Mabl" = @irtb: BOT @st.
ter, ulub Sbre Srau aber nett uerreiit
ieinl"
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8iSriprn@.

g.: sir einen 8biIoiopben 1T
Sreuno 8. m~ert1piirbis pioeriprudls.
boil" - g.: D8ieio oenn2" = s.:
Grit bebauptete er, oaB Die Nen.
I9en nifts meter ieien aIs &biere,
,tno pie i'd i'm barauf einen affen
uenre, seratb er in @utb."
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Collie es am eenannten Gage reSn
pirb Der 9erfaui am Montas itattiiToen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
Gossip of the Track

Jockey Walter Miller taken with bill
ious turn after dismountns from Mintia In the
opening at Emsryyills yesterday and bis
engagements for the balance Of the afternoon
were cancelled In consequence The boy was
hurried to his home In automobile, and 1t is
thought that he win be able TO resume riding
today his illness did not appear to be serious
In nature The horses which he was scheduled
TO ride yesterday included Middle. Daruma. Tou-
pee and Waiter Miller. The chances are that he
would have with Middle and Daruna at
least
A. F. Dayton Of the Sierra Nevada stable il
planning a campaign the New York tracks
with his clever mare Ners Lee and bis crack
along nicely in her work. and Dayton expects
TO start her in a race at Eneryvins about q
month hence. Trainer Hinkey is having hard
account Of bis sluEgishnssS
Cricket Kelly Will fesume riding today, hsv-
ing recovered from the effects Of the kick that
Timothy Wen Administered 10 his foot few
days ago. Kelly viii again have the mount on
Ocean Shore. the horse be was riding when the
injury was inflicted
W. D. Minsrd is here from Santa Anita with
Bernay. Mandarin. ouardi and Bold J: z. Cush-
brought the well Known mare La Londe and three
yesr olds-Jfm Hartman Inclenent and Louise
nans sss of the 6 '. B stable frank Fttasr, the
property OF John Powers. trainer for Barney
sehser also .'sd q fren rom Asadia ns.s .na v
Wilson 4 Caren are also newcomers, with Iaia-
rand and Cobblsskili.
+ J: Gardner arrived yestsrd.y from Arcadi.
Bile which former Jockey Eugene Hildshrand took
.. t spss IN s as'iss q sa s.a asi ana
Jockey eroth. Jack spratt's spprsntice rider.
was happy youngster when be landed JACK
about score OF times and Jack Paine was the
frst winner Of his career. sprstt believes that
less youngster and has other qualities that win
help him in bis chosen vocation The boy ex-
perienced the pleasure OF Winning a bet on bis
mount, having had q ticket for $50 scross the
board In his boot
Conductor McManus put in an appearance
winter at Arcadia. McManus has foresworn the
booking end OF the game on account of series
of losses the block and IL playing from the
ground.
Borshesi came out Of his last race 30 scr. that
It In doubtful II he VIII start in the Olympic
club handicap tomorrow.
James Handy has been awarded me form chart
privilege for the Butte meeting
Jockey Borsl win resun. riding tomoIroy, his
Alcibiades expiring today
Roy onutt backed his mar Dsruma to the ex-
tent Of $500 commission He lost smaller bet
on Mintia-
Matt Reiss lost some Of his Miss Ofncious win
ninss of day or two ago on Entire Nous
W. P Fine is pointing bis crack colt GIorio
for the Seattle derby Fine has fred Calves and
Silva.
puke OF Milan came out Of his fan In the 2
wear old race wednesday quite sore. but with no
permanent injury 20 far a. can b determined
now Trainer Mason declares
Apologize Cotton's woolma has been fred
and viii be turned out for the summer at Brent
wood
Jockey Mcbride has returned from Arcadia
J. B. Dunn has turned Bryan and oratorian
ont for the summer at Barney shreiber's ranch In
yolo county.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
Form Players Suffer
at EmeryviIIe
Fine Fdporites Lose, Boggs Being
the Only First Choice TO
Win a Race
By j. r. Jeffery

Those who depended on form as g
guide TO their specuIations at the
Emeryville track yesterday went Up
against it for fair. In race after race
horses that figured we'll on paper went
down to defeat and it remained for
Boggs the TO favorite of the clos
ing race, to alone save the day SO far
as the public choices were concerned
AS was TO have been expected from
the favorable breaks that they re-
ceived all day long. the layers reaped a
harvest There was desultory backing
for all I've winning outsiders, how
ever. with the exception of Dollie Doll
lars. and the sharpshooters Jared
pretty we'll
Three OF the defeated favorites-Sil-
yer Stocking. Middle and Daruma-
Jared badly at the barrier Silver
Stocking was left fatfooted when
Hoffman dispatched the field in the
fourth race. and her hackers did not
get even q run for their money. She
had an outside position at the post.
under which arrangement there is al
ways doubt Of her getting on She
invariably breaks we'll from an inside
position The fact that she has only
one eye IS supposed to account for
this popularity.
CURRICULUM A SURPRISE
Curriculum. at % to 1, was the sur
prise that the opening race yielded.
The horse disputed the running with
Nagazam, the favorite. from the be-
ginning and was able TO beat him IN
handy fashion through the stretch. So
far as could be seen Nagazam had no
excuses and the time of the race was
slow-l:11 1-5 for the Futurity course,
Jockey Mcintyre, who rode the favor
ite, was closely questioned by the
judges concerning the horses show
ing, and maintained that he had done
his best. Gala, a 80 to l shot, nosed
the unlucky DR.. Coleman out for show.
The latter got OF poorly.
Fargo Rose had the early foot OF the
field Of maidens that contested the 2
year old race. and this enabled him TO
win By a neck from Jim Malladay.
Both OF these horses had been played
by the smart set Middle the favor
ite, got the worst of one OF Holtman's 5
poor starts, and ran race that led TO
the general belief that. of to advan-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
Baseball Notes

zeider was spiked sgsia while pulling Of
that tsst ccuole play IN the third inning, but
game out 1he nttie shortstop is meeting with
al kinds Of hard luck in tie field
kid Mohler showed several flashes Of bis old
q the best games in which be has hgured
since be became Seal he seems 10 have
the bslny spring weather and promises to keep
Up the good work for while
outfeIder Conroy Of the Oakland team va.
seat north b. Captain Van Haltren Wednesday
On account Of az in'urT be received while i
[-lsf ss COREY vel '0iR rs team am Tesn !,
Jack slsttery has reported for duty and VII b
pat 70 work in day Q. two.
A bevy Of the fair members Of the Cupid Al
yassar" company graced box and rooted hard
for the Seals. The boys soon got jerry to the
each tried to oatrival the other for the smiles
0f the sOuhretfes Nick Williams Is said Il
have come IN for the lions share.
The Beavers started the game in hard luck
Casey. the frst up. rode the bail for
double into deep left field and Rsftery fol
loved with another which became tangled Ut
with the batting cage. Casey nailed al
the plate, though McCredie protested vehemently.
second iater Raftery was caught posing OF
the bag and Berry pegged him out b. several
With his great Two bzgger IL the nth. wag
IN the bleechers shouted az the TOP OF bis
voice. who struck out three fimes7 Why.
Nick Williams However. the with the
voice came IN for awful panning from the
orher sun gods when the hit left the bat And
lust 70 show the crowd that he could repeat,
Nick scored another run with a neat single IN
the last inning
Umpire lack o'Connell Is doing the near tc
nature sfun since the season opened. and dur
Ing ne 6rst three days be took OF no less than
III mounds Jack fnds that the hnEtling work
aro1aC the bases and behind the bat is the
hesf weight reducer IN al the world II he
n keeus this record the big fellow VIII be
-eadr = tske on Larry Piper at catch weights
--i-Fain couple CT weeks Jacks eye IS getting
keerer as The days roll BY and he rarely misses
them when they come near the plate now.
kbo,,t !. coo juvenile fans took advantage OF
T.,el trleaeoats Invitation yesterday sDd grsced
,se shs4d hase section OF the grzndstand. Such
~ - = ne youngsters emitted have not been
besrd around the ball park this season Every
-s--a q Portland fielder went after & ball the
rs11a-en roasted him. while every Seal who
- fo-trnzte enough 70 score q run or q hit
- -,sire 4 good play IN the field came In for &
s.rS ftst s2urred him 70 DO even greater
-s-s--z The roune rooters promise to give the
-erns bIg boost and II IS expected that twice
- nsnr q them VIII report next Thursday
eFte-no9n Today is ladies' day Manager Glea-
son sfnvifes al the fair fans In the city TO be
"a tie Job and requests that they DO their best
10 break the shouting record whlch Ioung Amer
Sea established Tsstsrdz>
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

L Stock has virtually decided to campaign his
useful string at Seattle.
Trainer Cotton attributes TONES poor showing
In his last two races TO troublesoms feet. The
horse was especially sore after his last start.
1 Told You. Happy Rice and Cardinal Sarto
have been put the schooling list at Emery
vile as an aftermath Of the bad start in the
1fth race Wednesday.
Charlie Sanford has purchased High Gun from
Dugsn Bosnd.
Stake blanks for the Montreal Jockey clubs
meeting were distributed at Emeryville yester-
day. The stakes win close for entries April 80
Jockey Minder has about decided 20 give I'D
riding on account OF Increasing weight and en-
bark in business.
Logan Denny has sold the year cid xeldinx
Two Bills to physician In Pasadena Csl e.
driving purposes
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
EDITED BY
| I. r .JEFFFRY
YEsTERDAy's WINNERS

taee he would have won, instead OF
finishing third.
Darunla. favorite of the third. lost
hv a neck 70 Dollie Dollars as q result
of having got of poorly. Forced TO
go around her field. the race had been
half run before she could get into
forward contention. Dcllie Dollars
which Gilbert had reserved In oehino
the pace in the early stages, moved UP
simultaneously with Daruma at the iast
turn. and the pair had battle royal
tbrough the stretch The favorite had
been pumped out in the early effort to
get up. and this enabled the long shot
TO beat her. Gargantua easily out
lasted Adena and Bye Bye II. both
of which had been well played. for
third.
The vastly improved Ellerd had a
big pull IN the weights and ran hign
class race In winning the fourth event
from College Widow and other clever
sprinters, but at that College Widow
would have won the race butsfor hav-
ing been cut of on the turn and thrown
back. Jockey Kirschbaum kept Ellerd
clear of interference throughout and
he was able to take the lead when the
speedy Entire Nous stopped after max
ing the pace into the stretch. College
Widow closed with her customary
gameness after meeting with the bad
luck at the turn, and Ellerd beat her
only by q half length. Toupee was
easily third.
JACK PAINE WINS WITH A RUSH
Patriotic was played almost of the
boards to win the fifth and looked 10
have the race won a sixteenth out. but
Jack Paine, with the maiden Jockey
Groth up, came with an Irresistible
rush through the stretch and won going
away. Jockey Mentry landed the Is
to l shot Athgold third, San Gil and
Othmar, the early pacemakers, stop
ping TO a walk In the final furlong.
Boggs was the hottest thing Of the
day and the book makers were kept
rubbing from even money down 10
to 5. It was fortunate for his back
ers that he was immeasurably the best
horse in the race for Jockey Mcintyre
perpetrated a ride that would have put
a novice TO shame. making several
runs with him and getting him re-
peatedly cut OF. He just did get up 10
beat Catherine F, the pacemaker, to
the wire Sai1agnes ran back to her
recent good race, and finished third
Walter Miller refused to run as well
for Jockey Keogh as he had for his
>pamesake and wound upsan inglorious
last
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
Ics ANGELES 4, OAKLAND !

LQS ANGELES. April s.-Tied for
second place. Los Angeles and Oakland
vent on the diamond al Chutes park
In the fifth game Of the series. each
determined 10 dislodge the other
About 900 fans were present 70 see
the fun Dillon showed one OF his
strongest batteries into the fray. Hosp
SoinK 70 the raound and HAPPY Hogan