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Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
Hayden Henderson was on the 4th day of Aug
ust 1902. by order OF the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District OF the State of Nevada.
in and for the County of Elko, duly appointed
administrator of the estate of +. H. Kelsey. late
of said County, deceased and having duly quail.
fed as such administrator. letters of admins.
tration we're issued to him on the fifth day Of
August, 1900 = -..l,
All persons having claims against the estate
Of said II. Fl. Kelsey, deceased are hereby re-
quired to file the same, with the proper youch-
crs and statutory affldavits attached. with the
Clerk of said Court within three months from
the date Of the first publication of this notice.
or said claims Will be forever barred.
Dated at Elko. Nevada, this 5th day of Aug
uSt 1909. ...
HAYDEN HENDERSON,
Administrators of the Estate of +. H. Kelsey,
deceased.
OTTO IT. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Administrator.
Date of first publication. August 5th, 1900.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF ELKO
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FoURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT oFTHE STATE
.. OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE ;,
COUNTY, OE4ELKO. - O.,
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Serial No. O4lT9
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.

Serial No. O4I79
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. f.
CARSON CITY NEVADA
'' July 27th. 1909
Notice is hereby given that William H. Moi.
fnt. Of Reno, Washoe County State; OF Nevada,
has Aled in this office his applicatin to enter uh
der the provisions of Section 2S0e Revised Stat
utes Of the United States, Lots TWO. CO.. Three
(3) ana Four 90 of Section One Q3, Township
Forty (40l North! Range F'dty-two (525s East.
M. d. NJ, containing one hundred and seven
teen and foroy-twor one-hundredths 0114G
acres ~ r-. ....... e.. 80. I.... ~. -.
Amy and all persons Ginning adversely THE
land described, or Desiring To- object because Of
the mineral character Of the land. or for any
other reason, TO the disposal to the applicant.
should file his protest in this once ON or before
the 18th day Of September. A. D., 1909 S'' 'Ii'
''''' .' - - = LOUIS j. COIN.
%, Register.
Date Of first publication July 81, 1909 II, -.
Date of last publication September 10. 1909.
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In the matter of the estate Of F. H. Kel-
sly, dcct ased.
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In the matter of the Estate of L. A. Doles. de-
ceased.
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RANCH FOR SALE

SITUATED D. AT ALPHA
80 miles north of Eureka on the E. 81 P.
Ry., Eureka Co., Nevada.
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EIko Drug Comply
Dealers in

Pure Drugs. !Chemicals. Patent
Medicines. Toilet Articles.
Perfumery, Liquors
and Cigars.
Orders by Mall Given Prompt Attention
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded From
The; Purest Drugs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06
Mns 9nltimurc .GomntN.

SaS Scim bon Senrp Shneioer, IT,.
81 @opons ein Horb Ser Tlonls
men. 9ronoitiftung. miro Der.
mlltbet. - Iideppinc bon Gin6re.
fern beim0ciilft.
ST friibcr W%orgenitunoc ,bronnte
geltern bos in Der Nabe poil Wirl.
Itons uno Spanboe-apenue, @opans,
befinolide @obnbohS oes Serrn
Senrp Sdnciber. IT,, bis oui Die
8rnnbmollern nieber, unb otlc An-
5eiden lpcd)en oafiir, boB bos @e.
balloe an mebreren Stellen in 9rono
gcItedt poroen mar. AlS Die @opons
Sprlben-G ompoanie onlangte, botten
Die 6lammen bereits 10 melt I'M lid
gegriIfen. bob al cine Hettung Ges
@eboiloes nift mcbr 81 benfen mar;
ha9egel gclang IS Den Teileripebr,
lellten, Die umlie9enoen @cbGulid)fei.
ten Dor Dem ltntergong 81 idiiben.
Die Eoli5ei nei9t lid Der gniidt Sll,
Dab ooS SoitS bon gi%ibred)crn in
Vrano geitcdt lpilrbe, ipeIdc lire
Sbot 81 peripiidcn iIhten. Gas ob.
a%ebronlte @ebGilbc mar u|nbcluobnt,
tnloIert Ser Shneioer, iueld)cr nit
ocm Ilislegen bon 9oilpl1tcn be.
ld'ottlGt lit, nit i%citer Sulnilie Dor
ellllgeil Wofen III cin flciuercs Suils
per5ogcn iuor. I'M INNER IN Der N1Ge
lell1cs Nrb~citSfelbeS iein III fonnen.
Serr Sfneiocr bate iebod) oie Webr.
5abl leiner WobeI in Dem MN a6ae.
brolmten @ebGuoe Suriidgelolicn.
Ter @eiommtid,obcrl, Der MIR tbeil.
ipelle onrd) Gcriid)cruia 9eoedt lit,
miro ouf 5000 geitGtt. StootS
Teliermarid)nQ Sbpnrus !. Giucll
logtc geltcrli, er mcrbe fcincn Steill
llll1eorebt lnlien. ltlt ben o0er Die
9roholtiftcr oisfinbig ST MADDEN. 81.
nal IN letter 3cit cine aonic Reibc
nlDltcriolcr gronoc bel 8ppurS Dor.
fnnlcl.
Ctnbrcdc II Gifcppiuc.
GoS Semi oes Scrrn @eorgc Dell
5n E%ifepUillc iplrbe oll Sunlitou
Nad)mittag 1T Nblpcienbeit BOZ, 8rnil
BEL bon Ginbrcd)ern beludt, meld,e
EN- Eortemonnoie nit $57, 5fpei gol.
oeilc ulbrclt llno uerihicocne Sd,mld-
gegenlt1noe crbcutetcn. Gin Hc0cr,
Nol1ens Charles Simn,ons. lueId)er
ltnter Oen 8eroodt ltcbt, Den Gin
brld) ~ous9efiibrt 6lt boben. nlroe
p~erbnttct lu1o ilod) Der Gotorsuiue
Foll5el'totlon gcbrud)t. ieood lpl,roe
III lelner alcibun9 nidtS bon Dem &C,
ltoblenen @ut aeiunoen.
Gtluu jnr iel6en Belt luiiroe aud,
IN Die angren5cnbe Mobnu,g pol,
gilbert Siliep eingebrofen. jeood
iuuroe bort nur penig geitoblcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06
GuriuGrts!

.Wobnildc Gcltrol-8orpcrldoit Der
Sreibcits.2 iga BON Marplono" III
ySbimef's Snllc" gegriin0et. -
eli Scrcine nit 1000 Stimm0e.
bern reprdientirt.
Sn elmer gut bciuhten 0eriomm.
hing pon Gertretcrn bon II bobnli.
ihen &ercinen in ,Sbimef's Soue"
aut groooluap uub 9ornes.S traBc
pllroe aeltern Hohmittua Die r9ob-
milfe Gcntrol-aorpcrid)oft Scr Srei.
belts Sigo bon Worplanb" gegriin.
oct. Cen II Gerciucrl. iucldc iopcit
Der &orperid)nit n~ugeboren uno etipa
1000 Stlmmaebcr rcprGientircn.
lpcrocn lid in Sturgeon 10 lpeitcre
Sercile o%nldllieBeu, meld)c geltern
lton tbeilmeiie pertrcten lporei,, Die
ober nod feline oiesbe5iiglifen BE-
lflitl'c 1efoBt boben. Sn Der Ser.
lamn1lunN, IN luelder Sr. Iictor &.
Slrltoilcr Den TorliB uno Sr. q. :.
Sbinled oos Yrotofou fiibrtc, ipllr.
Den jiinoenoc Heocn 0cbolten, in Sc.
ncn bauptlGdlid, hcruorocbobcn
wuroe, Bob Die Nobmcn ltets iiir
5reibcit acfGmpft uno boB in ibter
Seimutt fein SIedd)en GrNc lei, ouS
nidt nit glut bon SreibcitsfGrnpicr.t
getranft lei. Die Soiptreoncr lpa,
rem Die 5erren 9. s. Sbimed, Scarf
Wotollief nno S. j. &orinif.
Nm Sonntaa. Den 3. Sonltor. lin.
oct Die nafite S%eriammlling itott. il,
ipclder Die Wobl Der 9eomten porac.
nomlncll lucrben miro. Tie porlGn-
fi1en Gelegaten fir Die .SrcibeitS.
Siga" Iino Die Serren 9nrl 5leiit).
mann, 9. s. Sbimet. Nnton Mor.
lbot, Srant Slider, Sranf TatpIes
mo QolliS 0cl,id.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06

Srrtb III. - alopierfiinitler Gu
bcn beioen cin5igen 3ub0rern, Die iit)
e!ngciunoen bobenD: .Wcine Serrel,.
id, ounfe Sbnen lebbnit fir SIR Sn-
~tcreiie, aber laiicn Sic iid ood az
Der aoiic SIR @elo 5uriid geben, ne.
gen oes ihmod)en gciufs iinbet boS
Gorl5crt nid)t itatt!!" vGon5ert?
"a boben mir ms mubl in Der 5Giir
gcirrt. mir ipoeIn nj Den Yortrog
,.ltebcr Die 9ebung Der beimiihen
Gieb5ud)t.
3niiheruns. Ger feline
Seppl (oer bauiig Die Sfule
id,wGn5): Batter laBt iraeen, OBJ id
bieie Wof' aus Der Shule bleibcn
biirit'. Scrr 2ebrer; mir baben eiucn
t!einen VitbeIt gefricgt; cS ioG ohcr
Iid)t ipicoer uorfommen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06
Che man amoerstpp fault,

SvS uSuSt AuWVAI
inipi5ire man icne uencn 5ueiitSfi.
gen, iein cingerihteten 'Sanicr IN
@eit-Tairmunnt-Mpc., 5iuiiden Gatbc.
rinc- II. Sbiplcp.S trafe (2500 9Iod
@eit Baltimore. StraBe), cmaiIlirte
@aoetuannc uto Iusgiiiie; aanaI-
Grainoge; nieoriae Irner.S teuern;
Banogemalte 9edcn; Seitibul nit
aadeln ausgeIcgt; aaes entbalteno,
mas 3u cinem mooernen Saus ge'
bort. Ereis Der SGlIier eIfbunoerr
Collars ($1100.00) ieoes; iebr ME.
brigcr @rrno5ins. 9ebingLlgcn ben
&duiern angenebm aemaht.
Wnn nebmc weitlib gebenoc @ap'
Ctr. gIeftriid)e, iteiae ont terminus
ob unb gebe Elm S%duieraepicrt noro-
lid. NGberes hilrh Walter Z. Weits
pbal, gouunterncbmer, am Dirt mnb
Stclle. (Septt--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06
kipdor scnroIon
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS ITO RIA,
Potts.
!6ebbcl's einSiges StuSio.

Scbermann fcnnt bic BON inns ae.
~licfcrte Mrbeit; mir benfcn nidjt ba.
ran, inns i.lbit 81 iuben, ionSern iiber.
lafen bies nnieren 2eiitmnsen. Seine
2rcppen bei nnS IN eriteigen. 2aHen
Sic lid non Nnberen nid,t tGnid,en,
IS giebt nnr Gin ein5iges Sebbel.S tu.
bic nnS Sies .befinbet iidj i'm Yarterre.
Md)ten sic anf bas !Saus, ,uo nnier
Wamcn aMf Sbiren nnS Jenitern
itcbt.
&eine Mgentcn. Gin Hrcis.
Hdten Sic auf
-Sebbcfs-
32i 3OrS'@ay.St male SieI-Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06

aaeganp = Go,ultr - gdbart,Mi.
rem bis @orrctt-2inie. 9 Meilen.
montgomery : County - Rodpiue,
Eud @o%itberSburg 81, 1 Meile.
Corner let. Gountp-NrinceB Mnne,
nod Neltouer 5lL "a Weileu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06
In Mcmpriam.

Sn iiblid]er Weiie geoohteu geiteru
Die WitgIieoer Der Baltimore
2oge SIR. Z" bonn Sroen Der
nGlfs" ibrer Sobten. - grbeben=
DC Melnorial-S eier in Der Wliif.
Ifaocmie. - Gutter Yeiuh.
@ic oaiGbrlid. Dionlete oltd) lit
oieiem @inter lpieoer Die Baltimore.
Soge Hr. Z" pom Sroer Der yglfs"
Den erlten Sonntoa i'm 9e5ember
Dem Iuocnfen ibrer i'm 2aufe. oes
Sabres uerItorbenen Witglieoer. Die
WiIiit- Nfaoemic, in pclfer Die inn
poionte Memoriol. 6eier ltottiano,
mar bis sur dllBeriten 6oiiungsfraft
9efiiut, oils ooS Yrogromm olrd oas
Sieo .Naber meilt @ott 5l Cir" BON
Der gult5cn Scitperiummlln9 geiutl-
gen, eiilgeleitet lullrbe. Sieron all-
iflieBenb, lieB oic Soge Die Croft
nungs.Gerenlonien bon Stotten &C.
ben nnb Damn iang ein aus 100
Stimmen bcitebcnocr Gbor Die 0ou-
noo'ibc Weiie inter Der 9eitulg bes
Erof. i. t. Sale, oes 2eiters oes &c.
iong.GborS Der aotbeoroIc. Die go.
liiten iuaren: 1homoS 3. WcgtuItp,
eugene Hobert, Sri. WeGlosfep unb
Sri. Coma 9ropn. Serr Stepbon
Stcinmiiuer leitetc oeu mulifaliihen
5beil. Die Memorinl-T eoe belt Sr.
Charles $. &nupp mo Die Grllogle
Siilfs.S taotsonrpolt 6. S'Gunne.
Iud) Die .Glts.2ose" BON Sotuion
bielt geitern Nabmlittae i'm Glfs.
Seim cine @eoGftnibfeier. Sr. Gbus.
q. S1irm belt Die @eb1dtniBreoe.
0ie arrangements fir Die miiroige
Seier botten Die $50. g. $. 9eboff.
Carroll $. @orild, @iliom Sranf.
ton, Samuel Ceilings. CHARLES s.
Sicnitbod, Soiepb Z. Eooion, 81. &.
See 9csIep, ". George Worlep, @bos.
&. Senban nno Senrp 0idmper ge-
t%roiien. Gin 0oppelquartett oeS
nglriou" mirfte nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06

@efiirportet ii brung
elmer Saeb 2icen5. - Or
Staots. Saeo-@arbei Oregon Viii
ton IenniS beiprift in einem bon
linn an Srn. talbot Genmeoo, Den
Sefret1r Der nWorplano State 8ame
allh 6iib Yrotection %giiociation", 9e-
louoten Sbreiben Ole porgelblagenc
Ginfiibr,ing elmer Sagb.2icen5. Seine
Iniiht in oieier gngeIcaenbeit oilrfte
UNI 10 9roBercs 8eipift boben. als
Sr. Gennis permoae ieiner friiberen
Stellnng iiderlih 81 einem llrtbeil
beionbers qilaliii5irt iein oiirfte. Gr
meint, oob cine iolbe 2ieen5 Die ein-
5iee mo bette 2oiung bes EroblenS
oes @iloihutes lei, iniofern lie cinen
6ono ihoffc, obgeioate Hepiere pie.
Der nit trident Wilo.Sorrotb 5u per-
ieben. Sn Worplono gdbe es nod
ungeidbrer Sddtune uneefabr i50,-
COO 8cnebre. Selblt porausgeiest.
ooB MIR fir 5eblt Tro5ent oerieIben
cine 2icen5 bon ST geloit miro, mare,
10 fiibrt SCR. SenniS aus, Elm Vetrag
BON $4,000 gei6affen. Der fir ratio
nellen Saao. ulo Wilbidllb periuanot
wcrbcn fonntc. Ger Sd)rcibcr briidt
gum Sd)lnb Die Soffnlng aus, oaB
bic 9caislotnr 1910 Die @ortbeile ci-
llcr entipredenocn @cietgebung I'M
red)ten 2id)te lebell mogc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06

Sn Uerfanfen:
22O5 C;t.Fratt.s trake; 3,ft5dia. 10 3immer
uno Yao; in erittldi figenl 8uliauoe.
204 Muguita.Nuenue, Srptn8tcn; Srunolthd
30 bel 40; 2sftodig. 10 3inln,cr uno 2 guoer,
peton.0iIu.
1912 Sarioro. ~siptnnc, 3.ftodia. Z Simmer.
2024 kft.paitimp e.Strabc. 3sit56ig, o Sims
ner uno gaS.
Tantcf n. Gummeriu er6,
(WGr319,IO Or. IA, Eft.9crinatpn.e Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06
Milfa Terraces,

Htffa.auenue nnb Sdrfnrb.Npab.
S. TT MleS, muS ete b~rnadbeu, TINT etn
@rnnsHi6 Sn fdufen. Sir bdaen auda SIR
Sdns aeeci leidlte Mt5abfunsen. 100 @runo.
aeVhert. an GoIse VerbeHernns ber Narfurb.
6aeab. Wsangd on Inferno hntnnssgeiit hat
asdt nte 9rfulse aeru unnen. 9omruen Gle nat1
bier an iraenb etnem Merttage poer Spnatng.
Gas, Matter, Sd,ule ant ben Gisenthum.
28 Ytnuten Snnt Tatbtons (5c. Tatrpreta).
Wetb & matte.
eenntass ben 9an5 Tag. (Nop1 ,5Iete)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06

Gu Uerfanten:
Tr. 1850, observation-disclosures. 5ipiiben
Catherine nl,S GbipIepsStr. (2500 Wlod gHefts
9altimoreseir.), ctner Der f%einiien Gdldeen tn
baltimore. paiieio fir ireellb Elm Scfbdft neie
gtdhoarfdaft: pufienoe 0ebirelnsen.. Waan
nebme Observation-Disclosures. tpettlih fabreno,
itciae am Gnbpunfte Der 9ars2iuie aus uro
ecbe Elm @ebiert rGroIih. Had3ufruacn an Srt
uno Gtele bel RaIter Y. Meitptal. (Nob16-)
@An-alauicr, prnttpoles srobeS @cbluie;
0AtO mcbr ais Gin NdrsGin; nit SetieI.
etteit . Nprb .2itertp.s traRe.
(33Y-45l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06

ltebcr sic SGlftc pcrfnnft.
9eeiIen sic iid, pent sic eiics iencr bib
fdeu 0Guier I'M
700 0lpf Nuro= Moie=Str.
ipiinf1cu. 6uben nlc nooerien ginri6turaer,
Observation-Disclosures. ccneniirte 6ublpegc,
1cIcr unh S1fe. Gins oSpot Srid" gebnit-
brniid1en ME nnecitrihen al tperoen. Strnben
nit oitrifi5irtet 0ndtieineu gepflaitert. Ereis
5000. 9~siebriee l%lnfpiten; beoueme Sebin9uil'
ger, iuenii gepiinfbt. Ngeni an Srt lHS
Sieue.
GbnarS !. Gallagher,
(Suii4-) 8auunternebmcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06
8elo su pcrleiben.

apmmt IN ms, wenn Sbr @clb branft!
S. bis $50 an ebrlide 9emtf6e, Didurcr
ooer %iraueir. nuf W3beIn nber SnIdire seboret.
sS1denilifc oocr rtonntlide &iid5abluhecr.
Veiutt ,stanoaro 2uau Co.," Tr. DDS, ct.
Yaul. Cfob9tWiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06

MiBneri It q /. = Batter at
ieiner 1odter. Die iid fit Iftronomie
intereiirt: ~Hoia, tpie beiBt Der
Stern, Den Oh heobadtcit?" ySii-
DOR, Yupa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06

VSNs iEr's atnstsub teisFet q. Nalne, <ta
ct.TaIumure.Str.. Hate 9ahsu &sakJ3pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06
Mnleibcn anf M6bcl nnS anbere
Sidcrbcitcn.

ME, ,pclde 8elb setrand,en. fprcden bier
Dor. MnIeiben nuf SGl1re. Wi1bel nno @rlitos
eiacrtbum. Sm Gcrirnuen. Seine qouft Office
Wietbooen. ,,yaltimnre S%npeitment Co." Wr.
100, Wurb.Haed Strahc. (2f3-)
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
YES. BUT HURRY IT UP.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: AS The month of March begins to cast It's
shadow upon us-as the dawn OF spring begins 70
draw nearer and nearer-thOse of us who have
survived, who have weathered the storms and sor-
rows of this mundane life, take courage IN
the recollectlons and anticpations of awakening
Nature of the breaking of winters chains. Of the
verdant lawns the bursting buds, and the crocus
and tulip. The trees putting once more their
fresh vestments; the hedges and bushes arousing
from sleep; the solitary dandelion peeping like a
saffron flame out OF highways border or
amidst the loneliness of half-awakened lawn!
The spring in the airi The spring in the sunshine,
The spring in hearts! To feel that is
watching again the resurrection Of Nature-the
transition from death to life! All, glorious hour!
The summer has its charms-its out-of-door para
discs The autumn is ofttimes surprising in the
me gic foliage and the majesty of its death,
The winter regal in its thawless passiveness It's
frozen silence and its diamondike landscapes.
But the springtme is supreme; it is the keystone.
Then the great heart of Nature begins to throb,
and the year awakeus TO its true activity. We
bask in the sunlight rejoice in the breeze, and are
thrilled by song the brook. the chorus OF the
birds and-the call of the wild. We ponder upon
the perfect day of spring and f1nd no flaw II is
glorious: we are happy that live; salts
fed! CHARLES MEYERS HOLMES
Chestnut Hiu Mass, Feb. 10, 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
INQUIRY FOR BROKER.
George II. Robins0n's Sanity To BE
Investigated by Commission

Moses J Stroock LAWYER DIR. Joseph Fraenkel
and John J Qunlan yesterday appointed by
Justice PlatZek in the Supreme Court commission
to inquire into the mental condition of George
Hyatt Robinson. q Young stock broker, who has
been for some time in the Long Island Home. TO
which institution he committed by Justice
Gerard the petition Of his wife, Mrs Marion
Hall Robinson.
Mrs Robinson is the petitioner ir the commits
sion proceeding. She says that for more than a
year he has been Of unsound mind, and so far de-
prived Of his reason and understanding TO be
altogether unfit to govern himself or manage his
affairs.
Her husband. under the will of his mother the
late Agnes H Robinson is to receive the income of
e-half of her estate until he is twenty-five. which
will be on March 2, iq11. His father was left the
income Of the other half Of the estate. and on his
death George hyatt Robinson viii become heir TO
the PRINCIPAL The whole estate is worth 100000
The income of the alleged incompetent is about
$4,000 year, and in order 70 raise $4,000. il is
alleged by his wife. he mortgaged and assigned his
interest IN his mothers estate for sss25o and the
share 70 come to him on the death Of his father.
Charles a. Robinson. for $4,000. All this money,
she SAYS. he has squandered. Mrs Robinson says
that January last in order 10 obtain S25oo- he
executed an assignment and mortgage Of his re-
mainder in the estate for $4,000. which he also
Immediately squandered
She further states that he has during the last
Two and half years obtained from her over $4,000
for the purposes Of investment, and has disspated
of iewelry owned by him, and about the. same
amount Of jewelry which she owned. He has two
automobiles Mrs. Robinson says. paid for only in
part and there liens them for about $500
for storage and repairs, and he has bills against
him for more than $1,000 which she cannot tell
are or are valid obligations.
His income OF 5000 year paid him in
monthly instalmeERs by Lawrence A Brown, Of
No 81 Liberty street who is of the trustees
der the will his mother. and who is the attorney
for Mrs. Robinson in her lunacy proceeding.
Mrs. Robinson in support OF her application for
an inquiry, submitted the affidavits Of Or. Carlos
Macdonald DR.. George N. Parker and Dr.. Christo-
pher J. Patterson She said that she resides
at No. COZ West 137th street and that she IS with
the exception of her twoyear-old SON. George Hyatt
Robinson jr. her husbands only her-at-law and
next Of kin His father lives at No 80 Winter
street Portland. Me
Robinson, II is said will inherit than s500Ca
on the death of aunt in addition to the estate
left him by his mother.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
HosTILIT1Es SUSPENDED.
Mrs de Rivera as Guest of Mrs. Browns Club
Indicative of Armed Peace

While tbs West End woman's Republican Asso-
citation was in session at the Hotel Astor yesterday
afternoon the dove of peace was observed hutter-
ins about the entrance in state, evidently. OF
great uncertainty. was this peace. or was it armed
neutrality? The poor bird could not make up its
mind and when last heard from II was still hating
between two opinions The cause Of its perturbation
was the presence the right hand OF the president,
Mrs william Grant Brown the defeated candidate
in The recent hotly contested election OF the City
FEDERATION OF wonen's Clubs. OF her successful
rival Mrs Belle de Rivera knowing. as IL did. the
sninosities engendered by this campaign the dove
did NOT know what to make OF this spectacle Its
uncertainty was shared by others. but whatever
the little drama meant, both women played their
narts with great dignity and proprety. Mrs. Brown
introduced her rival with just enough cordiaty and
not TOO much effusion. Mrs. de Rivera replied:
I would consider it great privilege and honor to
ba the guest of the West End Woman's Republican
Association at any time. but l esteem it partic-
MAR honor to-day, and I appreciate ii as SUCH"
Later on when Mrs de Rivera bade her farewell.
Mrs Brown bestowed pink rose upon the
president of the City Federation
The club has settled it's private troubles by
nersuadng its founder, Miss Helen Varick Boswell,
10 ACCEPT nomination for the presidency. AS there
Ia probably one in the organization ~ho would
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
WHY SHE VENT AGROUND
Kaiser Uilheim II Has Trying to
4noid the Prinz august IPiLheLm.

T was learned yesterday when the Kaiser VII
helm II came Up TO her pier in Hoboken that the
cause Of her running aground on Wednesday was
due more TO her efforts TO avoid another steamer
than 70 the fog
The steamer which Captain Cuppers said he tired
10 avoid was the Prinz August Wilhelm, Of the
Atlas service Of the Hamburg American Line,
which came up her dock through the fog on
"wednesday. One Of the odd features of Captain
Cuppers's report the line was that the Prinz
August Wilhelm outbound when he grounded
70 avoid hitting her Captain Cuppers's report said:
The Kaiser Wilhelm IL anchored between the Am
hrose Light vessel and the fairway buoy at 300
o. m. on February 2S, account OF thick WeatneI, ,
on February "A at a. she heaved anchor 4no
s-z4 q under command OF the pltot
SLOWLY ahead. that time the weather conditions
were such that objects were visible for g distance
OF two nautical miles. At 6-54 q. m the steamer
entered Gednev Channel and passed Buoys l. 5, .
snd : AS the weather became thicker the proper
fog signals were given
Al =.03 a. N. TO the east Of Buoy :. the steam
shys prinz August Wilhelm was sighted, proceeding
70 sea through the Csedney Channel two degrees
or The forward bow The Fr1nz August Wilhelm
gave one blast Of her whistle which was answered
bv the Kaiser Wilhelm II with similar blast, IN
eicsting that both would turn 20 the starooaro-
To avoid the steamer in the narrow channel the
Kaiser Wilhelm II obliged 10 turn out 70 the
north side Of the channel, and in SO doing she TOOK
the ground the SIDE Of the channel
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
RELIEF WORK IN ITALY.
DR.. Green, Who Represented Nathan straus,
Returns from the Stricken District.

Dr. Arthur r. Green returned from Calaorla.
Italy in the Kaiser Wihslm II. having opened re-
lief stations in Naples and Giotura and distributed
two shipIoads of provisions and medical supplies
sent by Nathan Straus and large quantities OF
clothing bought orders by cable from Mr. Suaus
when the philanthropist learned that the refugees
from Messna practically naked
This work of relief practically done. Dr. Green
left Mr.. Strauss Heidelberg representative. DR..
Theodore Bach, in charge and visited the Straus
pasteurize6 milk depots at Sandhausen. Heidelberg
and Eberswalde Berlin. He found that the
work of distributing pasteurized milk in these VII
lazes had cut the infantile death rate in two
At Berlin Mr.. Green consulted with Professor
Pannwitz, chairman OF the international Congress
on tuberculosis, and Professor Proskauer, director
Of the Berlin Board OF Health. who asked DR.. Green
TO urge Mr. Straus 10 establish propasanda in
Berlin TO teach the people how 10 escape tubercu-
aosis by destroying the germs OF the disease Ia
MIL