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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
LAND .GRAFTERS
Being REPORTED
BALLINeER REPORTS THAT THEY
ARE lNDusTRloUsLY oPER.
ATINo IN SEMINOLE COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA.

Washington, June 2,-"I4and graft
ers" are said to be industriously
operating In Seminole county, Okla
homa. where, according to reports
quoted in a letter submitted to the
house by Secretary Balllnger. today,
the township, county and state Off
GERS are either In sympathy with the
land pirates. or are helpless The
reports which were written by Dis
|trict Land Agent Cordell set forth
the deplorable condition Of titles to
the Seminole allotted lands.
Ballinger calls upon congress for an
appropriation Of $4,000 from tho
Seminole tribal funds In the treasury
| to defray the cost Of government
suits to set aside illegal conveyances
to protect the possessions Of Seminole
'allotees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
BUT DENIAL OF GOVERNOR
SOON PAciFiED THE BIG
FIGHTER.
INTERVIEW AT CHICAGO
Reported .GilIet /. as Declaring .ths
Fight was a Frame up-Gotch
To Join Jeff--Johnson goes
Motoring.

Ben ,Lomond, June 2.-rFor two
pins would pack up, take my family
back on a ranch and callthe whole
thing Off" declared Jcffries today
when shown the interview from Chi
cago quoting Governor Gillett as say.
ing that the Jeffries-Johnson fight
is a "framenp." srranesd for the
white man to win. Jeffries was
hrrt and angry over the matter.
Il can not believe he said that
Gillett is truthfully quoted | do not
believe he ever said word against
tho fight"
Turning to the wipaper men
the big fighter said: You boys VINO
have seen me working mere must
know my heart and soul is in the
coming scrop, and 1t does not stand
to reason that ! would break my
neck working If everything was set
tied for me ii. win"
For a while tie camp was in a tlr
mail as the result of the story.
Later, when the Gillett sorry was
declared untrue by the governor him
self. quiet returned to the comp and
Jeffries went to work again.
FRANC Crotch. the wrestling cham
pion, will arrive at the camp ltne att
ter part OF next wee1
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

A direct expression from the White
House will be sought, possibly 1t Is
said, by a personal visit to Taft by
the heads of the important compan
ies.
The meeting of the railroad coun'
sci scheduled formally for tomorrow
will not be held until Monday, as II
is found many lawyers could not
reach Chicago by tomorrow.
The commottee Of shippers appoint
ed at a meeting here on May 17th
will meet next Tuesday to consider
action on the tariff advance an
nounced for July first and fifth by
the western railroads.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
RAILROADS IN EAST AND MIDDLE
WEST uNDAuNTED BY RE
CENT INJUNCTION.
W|CKERSHAM WILL ACT
But Declines to indicate What His
Action viii Be-The Western
Shippers Make An.
other Protest.

Washington, June 2.-Undaunted
by the governments proceedings un
der the Sherman antitrust act, by
which part of the proposed increases
in freight rates in the territory west
OF the Mississippi river were suspend
ed by an injunction, the railroads in
the east and middle west today filed
with the Interstate commerce commits
sion tariffs embodying increased
rates.
Attorney General Wickersham de-
clines to indicate what course he will
pursue in behalf of the government
and the senate. just on the verge to-
day of passing the administration rail
road bill, hesitated and finally post
poned action until another day.
Tonight practically every railroad
system In the north from the Atlanaic
to the Pacific, has filed with the In
terstate commerce commission legal
notification of proposed increases in
commodity rates.
The increases filed today range
from three to thirty-one per cent. The
time set for the increases to go into
effect on the eastern roads was gen
orally July fifth. On roads in the
middle west July lst was the date
fixed. Before the revised tariffs be
gan to pour into the offices of the
commission, Attorney General Wick
ersham received kilograms from west
shippers. asking him 10 take &C
tion to have the injunction issued by
the federal court of Missouri extended
TO other commodities, especially wool
Replies were made that it was now
too late.
AS to the course of the government
in regard to the railroads in the east
and middle west, the attorney general
was not ready to talk. Immediate ac
tion Is not necessary. inasmuch as
the rates are not to go into effect for
a month.
WlthEISudili Sdiu tuut iio Nch
plants have yet been received by him
from shippers in the east or middle
west.
The bill in its present form gives
the interstate commerce commission
power to investigate the reasonable
ness of proposed increases in rates
and suspend their going into opera
tion, as dong as ten months.
Unless the railroads had put theil
new rates into operation by the time
the bill becomes law, the interstate
commerce commission might suspend
their operation for the purpose of in
vestigation. In this way the samf
result might be accomplished as was
sought in the legal proceedings BY
the department of justice against the
roads west of the Mississippi.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
LEGISLATOR GIVEN MONEY FOR
POT FAILED TO PUT iT IN,
SAYS BURKE.
DEFEAT Of FISH BILL
Will Be Probed at Once, and Sanaa,
mon County Pr osecutor Ex.
Some Sensational De- ".
velopments.

Springfield, June 24.--That the
grand jury questioning concerning
/ the fish bill, which failed to pass the
iforty-sixth general assembly, viii be
productive OF more important results
, than have developed since the legisIa-
tive inquiry began is the expectation
expressed today by States Attorney
|, Burke, Of Sangamon county.
Information was given the prose
.cutor today he said, which supple
mented fragments known by him be-
fore and he has completed chain
'of evidence from the men who paid
sums OF money to defeat the bill, to
the man who collected the amounts,
and UP to legislator who Is charged
with having held out" the sum given
him instead Of having passed 1t along
to the Jack pot"
The states attorney said he had
been given the name Of a legislator
who was given between $4,000 and
$500 collected to defeat the bill, and
failed to turn the money over to the
lack plot" which was its designated
resting place.
| The witnesses who were examined
today by Burke, parts OF whose testi
mony formed into chain of informa
; tion Of the strayed fund. were Fish
Commissioner Cohen, Fish WardeI
Caldwell, Representative Foster
chairman of the fish and game com
,mittee
/ Some twelve or fifteen witnesseI
.Fare to be suBpoenaed m conEeetioi
with the fish bill inquiry. Most o
| the additional facts which came 4
| the states attorney today were fuI
nished by Fish Commissioner Cohel
and Fish Warden Caldwell. Represer
ltative Foster was not questioned t.
lany length by Burke, his answers b.
| Ing practically confined to tellin
| what committee action was taken D.
the bill
| Additional testimony regarding TIL
fish inquiry came from Represents
tive Beckemeyer. II the fish VIII
lnesscs reach Springfield tomorrow
they will be taken before the gran
ljury and more indictments may 10
low.
The investigation OF the fish scar
dal is In line with the announcemen
or the intention of Burke to go afte
| the Jack pot" end of the legislativ
Iaccusations and ignore for the pre-
ent the senatorial bribery phase
which is holding the attention of tn
Cook county prosecutor.
Ia addition to the expected develoI
ments in the fish bill investigation
the program tomorrow includes tn
appearance Of Representative Beck'
meyer before the grand jury.
The net result OF the visit of Burk
to Governor Deneen was an unde
standing that the prosecutor woul
have the hearty cooperation of tn
governor in any matter where tn
chief executive could be OF service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

mormorrow forenoon he will address
the graduating class of the Ohio
Northern University.
The missing suit case was iiscov
cred shortly before the president
departure, but after boarding tne
train he found he had forgotten his
overcoat Secret service men ware
unable to recover 1t before the depar
ture of the train.
", AT the commencement exercises
Miss M. Carey Thomas, president o.
the college announced that fund
Of $3S0,000 required to be raised
BY today in order to secure $250,60t
promised by the General Education
Board, mad been secured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

thorities in tracing the murderer of
little Alma Kellner.
The department today received a
communication from citizens of
Louisville through Congressman
Sherley of that district, asking the
departments aid in locating the MUIR
derer in case he shouid have gone
abroad. 1t is expected sshat circular
letters embodying all the information
obtainab'e will be sent to all the
United States diplomatic consular Of
ficers throughout the world. The co.
operation of the police Authorities in
several countries will be requested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
NORTON IS APPOINTED
Taken From Office of Assistant Sec
retary of Treasury and Made Sec
retary to President.

Washington, June 2.-Charles ID.
Norton, OF Chicago. assistant secre
tary of the treasury, was appoint
ed secretary to the president late
last night He is to enter on his
duties Monday. He will be given
wider latitude than any predecessor
Norton is 40 years old and was born
near Oshkosh, Wis. He was in the
in urance business in Milwwauket
and Chicago until made assistant sec
retary Of the treasury last year. Ht
1893. n
His appointment Is a personal one
and need not be confirmed by m
senate. Secretary Macveagh has ne
decided on a successor for Norton
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
PART OF JAW FOUND.

Louisville, KY, June Part Of the
missing left jaw of Alma Kellner was
found late this afternoon buried in
some ashes in the basement OF st
Johns church.
r. O. Brouer, local agent Of the
Red Star Line who this morning de
scribed Vending as man to whom
he sold ticket from rcw-York to
Antwerp. and named the sum paid fol
the ticket, was advised by the police
to give out no further Information
and this afternoon denied ha he had
sold such ticket.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
MUST SELL WALSH LINES
judge kohIsaat Orders Southern In
diana and Chicago Southern
Sold at Auction.

Chicago, June 2.-The Southern In
diana and Chicago Southern railroads,
the John R. Walsh roads, were or
dered sold at public auction next
month by Judge Kohlsaat in the
United States circuit court here to-
day, when DEGREES of foreclosure were
entered. The decree relating to the
Southrn Indiana railroad is similar to
"a decree entered by Judge Anderson
at Indianapolis on May 27.
The two roads, which form one con
tinuous line from the Southern In
diana coal fields to Chicago Heights
were built by the former Chicago
banker, now prisoner In the federal
|penitentiary at eaLvenworth. The
entire line Ii 325 miles In length.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
IS ALL TAKEN
Jury VIII BE Charged and Lawyers
Finish Pleas in the Doxey
Case Today.

st. Louis. June 2.-The evidence in
the case of Mrs. Dora e. Doxey,
charged with the murder of William
j. Erder, was completed this after
noon. Both sides rested shortly
after 3 O'Clock.
Judge Grimm's charge and the
pleas of tho counsel win be delivered
tomorrow. 1t is expected that the
case will be in the hands of the jury
before tomorrow night, as each side
Is limited to two hours for argument
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
No Wonder He Thrived.

Willie lived in a family where every
thing was sterilized. The word was
rather too big Tor him to remember.
but he thought he got near enough to
1t when he answered the lady's ques-
ton. ~How Is the baby?" with Hes
growing fine. ma'am: be gets cellu.
loid milk"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
LYON WAS FINED $4,000
Minneapolis Banker Who Was AZ,
rested on Charge Of Trying
to Smuggie JeWeiry.

Trenton, n j., June 2--Judge Rel
stab, In the United States court to
day imposed fine of $4,000 on Hiram
A. Lyon, a prominent banker Of Min
neapolis, on a charge Of smuggling.
yonL was detected last Sunday in the
act Of attempting to Fsmuggle two
pearl necklaces through the port al
Hoboken. Lyon entered a plea oi
non vult and the court fixed the sen
tence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
At THE EXPENSE OF 81
Two Cents is Added to "Conscience
Fund OF United States Post
office Department.

Washington, June "A communi
cation to Postmaster General Hitch
cock, dated Buffalo, New York,
from a writer. signing as zone who
did IT," said: Some time ago used
two cent stamp that had been used
thereby defrauding fhe government
out OF two cents
After the necessary red tape was
unwound and two one cent stamps
had reached the conscience fund.-
and been properly recorded, the ex
pense 10 the government was abon
one dollar. Al4lI
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
HEAT
Relieved Last Night in Oklahoma
Thermometer Registered 1o9
Degrees.

Hobart. ORA, :I7ie AT o'clocS
this afternoon the mercury reached
109 degrees here. the haftest day OF
the last seven years. Hot winds
swept over the country. Because OF
the heavy rainfall in May, the crops
we're but slightly injured by the heat
A thunderstorm brought relief to-
night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
BEckEMEYER TO RESIGN.

Springfield. June l-Representa-
tive Bcckemcycr Is reported to have
declared today that ae will send hts
resignation from the legislature 10
the governor before NE leayes Spring
fild.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

Ono of the reasons why ths present
age y said 70 be VIZ exceptionally disr
mai y that so many men and women
give themselves VIZ ii salliAhn~ss.
SelfishnGss y the secret ~ unhAppk-
uesas d IN " Nv sSs
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
their one Claim 10 DIstInctlon.

Some people never get chance 70
boast, except by saying when a new
play comes To town that they saw u
with the original company In New
York
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
Spectacular Catch.

Dubuque. June A spectacular
catch OF liner BY Lerehen was the
feature of today's game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

The Cairo Bulletin has been the
eaaing paper Of Southern Illinois
ancs 1861.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

Waterloo. June 2.-Beiter, an I'LL.
nois College graduate. played his first
game Of professional ball and won
the game for Waterloo In the elev-
enth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

Score cards fsr the gAms Of 80.
styls used W NatrOn'1 Club, tor sale
u thio offI1A
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

Other games were postponed on az.
count OF rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

In Cairo nearly everybody reads
The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
THREE / LEAGUE.
Springfield Wins.

Davenport, June 2.--Nye's long
single scored two runs In the fifth
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
USE DIPLOMATIC CORPS IN EF-
FORT TO FIND ALMA kELL-
NER'S SLAYER.
PART OF JAW IS FOUND
Buried in Ash Pile in Basement OF
Catholic Church in Louisville
Vending Bought
Steamer Ticket

Washington, June 2.--The state de-
partment will render every possible
assistance to the Louisville, KY, au-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

I batteries and Harringsc1.
Loomis and Wolfe.
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Cincinnati Defeated.
Cardinals Win Aqain.

SaFuinats WIN AGAIN.
Philadelphia, June 3Shettler
went np In the air In the eighth in
ming,
Sehve- eR II r.
Philadelphia .... .....s.. . 8 L
st. Louis ........s..... 8 2
Batteries Shelter, Foxen, Moore
and Moran; Lush, sallee and Phelps.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

Batteries'-Lake, Bailey, Waddell,
Graham and Stphens; Karger, Smith.
Arellanes. Wood. Hall and Carrigan.
All ether American LeagtIe gaIfes
were postponed on account OF rain.
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Pttsburs Defeated BY Brooklyn III
Errorless contest--c ardinals
|.s Defeat Philadelphia in u
Speedy Game. i
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing.
Cubs Win Another.

Boston. June 2. Bunched hits I'M.
the seventh and an error BY Sweeney
10 the ninth gave Chicago the game.
Score Ri n
Boston ....,.... ......... 2
Chicago .... .. ri
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


. LOuIsyIIle ,....... ......5
| minneapolis ............ ....S
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Pittsbura Defeated.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Was a Close Game.

Vas StoSS 1dtVSs .Se5.S$ n
~ St Louis, June 3 -Boston won In
the eleventh on Bradley's double and
Wagner's single.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-03

Batteries Frock, Mattern and Gra.
ham; Mcintyre and King.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18

DtultH'N I6Htl, VI Wes
Gen ibrea ppr5lslihcn
Gigeni6often, iutldJe
bic @eiunobeit ipie0er
beriieacn, fait SeSem be.
tanni. SIR @eiunopng
bon &beumatisntas,
H~ildeni6merSeu, fran
fen stlercn, 2ebrt nno
8iuieu, ionie S3mrra
aeu in iracuo eiacn
Sheiir heS Aornnott6eS
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RIVE NEWS.

The steamer Mt. Sterling left Mon
day for Linn Greek on the Usage
river with Captain VIM. l.. Hickman
as pilot, Elwer Kuhn clerk, Gilbert
Wohlt, engineer and Arthur Schwth
cook. The object OF this trip is to
solicit stock amongst the merchants
and shippers to establish a ateam,
boat line on said river, and place
one of the Ferry Cos, beats in said
trade; il successful the boat line
will begin business next spring, oil
as soon as navigation opens. They
will be gone n week or more.
Captain VIM. l., Hickman took
the steamer G. NJ, from here to
Washington, Captain Hansen Chad,
wick having taken sick, and unable
to act as pilot.
The steamer w. l.. Hechmann
made a trip to Gasconade Monday
on her way up SHE had quite a lot OF
merchandise aboard for the j. A.
Ware Construction CO.. which Is
building a spur at Birkels; also a
wagon and team for OchsaleTs Island,
on the down trip she brought a mum
Der OF marketable cattle for John
Haid. the stock-dealer. Monday eve
ming she took a run to Rush Island
and brought to port several handre1
sacks of a corn. Tuesday she made
her regular Gore trip and brought up
quite a number OF passengers and
freight.
Captain Gustave Wohlt took the
steamers Henry Wohlt and August
Wohlt to Gasconade, to place them
in winterquarters.
Leo. Held the merchant at Potsdam
was here yesterday to get some sur
rios which the steamboats, were to
take up the Gasconade river, but Gu
account of the low stage OF water
were unable to do so.
water ere unable to do so,
The steamboat men are a~nxiousiy
awaiting the rise OF both the Mis-
souri, and Gasconade rivers to re-
sumo business, as there is quite a lot
of wheat and stock to be hauled, ea-
pecially from Gasoonade river points.
The Missori and Gasconade rivers
are still on the decline.
The steamer w. L. Heckmann took
a run to Tlligs LANDING last Thursday
and brought in 30J eachs wheat for
the Eggers Milling Co.
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-. 2Detlt DeS Garl1a1i0cS,
ilbertriht iie faIt ale @riuartnr0em. Nie
S1ipddlc, has &aIier~ eirjnbol.eH, iolute brea.
nepOts gsaiitrlnnsn pig6 burA Sicie Nriuei
btieitt9t, lie linbcrt Die b6Isn Rediclaeu bes
8%eliiies BON G2iritnpisil, @icr nr0 @eiu
mo p~erbinoert taS oitnaliae MdGIerlafIel
bel 9ag tho pGbreH0 Ger SblaIkett.
~ Str6mps8 oct" fnirt nidlt tIt2.
FIR Miereti gtbers NIB gIaicns 9eioen lit fe
faber rH5iuetfel1ait bic bette &rsuei. 9arh
ben 9roBel @riula, Der In Der gripats8fcri5
lberau erSielt ipuroe, purben mir Al ciSer
ipeSttlen 8prtebrung pcranlabt, oil ale
4sler oieIes Slottes, iuelte bieit &trirei oGj
nltt probirt baben, eiie SrpbtIIeide, icmie
Elm Bampblet, tucltbes anoeritt ,cie man
Nterens nn0 8loicnieiOen eRt0o!en tam mo
Il SipanpsSiest" naher bciGrci5t, 9uytpfret
5i iberletoen. @enn
Sic idreibeu, eriu6bnen azsTsEEms
sic, Die liberaIe SIferie sssssEsssIssTsssSssssss..
IN 6ieiem Blatte 9eleien s:ssssss = ssssssss
5n baben nno idideu kSfssez eS$%sssss
gle Sbre GbreHe al
9r. &ilnier & 60,
8lngbamton, ". y. stpamp4SoOts peta'alp
Sic re9nIdren 90 Gent uno 1 Dollar ssIaSd,cr
tno IN allen Gpotbeten Su bobeu. Ion
merle iid ben Hamer: ,Spomps9 topt," 9r.
8llmer's sSiuamps&o inb Die NOreIc:
9%insbartprl q. D., an ieosr SIaidc.
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@Ortfebuas falg..)

! sc rubigungsmitteI
M,nltsr: u9srr 3euge, sic ala Der
Uigtb oes aptals. in Dem bic GbIds
ssssi fattfunO. bdttsn bod Ole Ser.
PIllatang, Die er5isten GjtniitDer a.
ssIahlgen!1 @iytb sd ba3 ia bsa
SaapttratelIern fcrfpdbrsEO sis an
oa acpf ssfDDrfsa!"
er piIl n DIT perHsbta.
tSq eofft &err GcIbstr5 045 81
~ ok GtberiGpsma'itn and AZ.
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0fisieutr m>gpriisr.
3ssaate.
6eriebts,Germin

Gonrtp.9onrt. seaetdnSBtgs 5erntat be-
1inusn ana Wipito9 Der Ntouote 5cbruor. W1ai,
Auauit Hnh VI pember. SleueruHSaIeidb Behbr0e
am !. MpUta9 i'm aptiI.
Sirtutt-6uGrt. Et9elmaBige Ierntnr be-
3innen ON 2. Uipatcg br aeor ofr SonuGr. Dial
ilno Stpt5nbtr.
~Arphate-S oMrt, &tacim6bioe 5ermine be-
llntn on !. Tlontas hrr Mfoaote sSsbrnor, Mai.
AtuEit NJ b %S}rnrnDFr.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested In The Els.
tale OF
Or. Thos. w. johnson,
deceased, that |, Eva A. johnson, Adj
ministratrix OF said Estate intend to
make final settlement thereof at the
next term OF the Probate Court OF
Gasconade County State OF Missouri,
to be held at Hermann, Mo-, on the
28th day Of November 1910.
Eva A. johnson,
Administratrix.
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Serr s. 6. @cuiei cinp1cbIi
lid lin nlle ro-fplunrcitbcn 9otat.
arbcitcn. Sm Gruderei.aehaunp iii
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VIM. kuhlmann. ST..

VIM. kuhimann, Sr.,
deceased, that !, Hcnriette Kuhlmann
Executrix OF said Estate, intend to
make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, State of Missouri,
to be held at Hermann, Mo-, on the
2Sth day OF November 1910.
Henriettc kuhlmann,
EXecutrix
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given to all cTedi-
tors and others interested in tho Els.
tate OF
John w. Jose
deceased, that /. Fred L. Wensel Ex-
ecutor Of said Estate intend to
make final settlement thereof at the
next term OF the Probate Court Of
Gasconade County, State of Missouri,
to be held at Hermann, Mo, on the
2Sth day of November 1910.
Fred l.. Wensel,
Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-18

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the Esl
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AUGUST MEYER,
Judge of Probate.

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and Others interested In the Es-
tate o.
John Schultz
deceased, that ], Emelie Schultz, AID.
ministratrix of said Estate, irtond 10
make final settlement thereof at the
naxt term OF the Probate Court of
Gaaconada CoJnty, state Of Missouri,
to be held at Hermann, Mo, on the
2Sth day of November 1910.
EmeIie Schultz,
Administering.
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Gtebet ste attf nit eime,s
Iabunem 8I6en?
MIertn.s eistr iaad,t elt eIenI

Or. 3ilmcr's ,Swamp,&Oot" kSumpf.
8nrSsIl bic lpnnberbare Miereil.. Qeber. linb
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State of Missouri,
County OF Gasconade. IS.
In the circuit court, to January
Term 1911.
Fred. Won Seeth.
Plaintiff