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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17
TENNIS STARS
To PLAY IN
TACOMA

The feature of the Northwest
tennis tournament in Tacoma this
year will probably be p match be-
tween May Sutton and Hazel
Hotchkiss, the two California
champions. Miss Sutton for sew
eral years has held the world
championship and Miss Hotchkiss
is almost as good. The two pre-
sent the most wonderful match
possible to put up. Miss Hotch-
Kiss has already decided to come
here and It Is said Miss sutton
intends to do so also.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17
on To RENO
|: IS SLOGAN
Of CAMP
BY MAX BAIHHhASAR.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ROwARDENNaAN TRAINING
CAMP, June 17.-on to Reno!
Is the slogan I'm camp today. Be
fore ndghtfan 1t IL generally be-
lieved word will have been recefv-
ed from Promoter Richard to
pack up and start for the sage
brush.
When Sam Berger arrived in
camp II was pretty plain that he
had left behind all hope so far as
Sam Francisco is concerned. It
seems to be the general belief
here that there lis about one
chance In a thousand of beating
the attorney general and the gov
ernor. and that's pretty long
shot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17

Since Hal Chase has become
field boss of the Yankees his play
ing has improved. New York
writers say he has his whole
heart in thegame. Chase Is prob
abb the onl yball player on record
who jumped team In midseason
and then received a loving cup
from admirers of his good work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17
Los ANGELES WINS
NORRIS TROPHY

(By United Press Leased Wire
CHICAGO, June 17-The Los
Angeles Country club has won the
second annual competition for
the Norris memorial golf trophy,
according to unofficial announce
ment. The tournament Is being
played simultaneously on Western
Goff association courses.
Los Angeles had "a down; Oak
mont ~ down, and Denver and
Memphis are tied for third place
With - dean.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17
VANCOUVER AGAIN
BEATS SEATTLE

VANCOUVER, B. c., June IT.
Vancouver took another from
Seattle yesterday. Ford, an am
ateur pitcher from Seattle, was
given a try by Lynch and he held
the Beaevers to three hits but he
was wild as crow and his passes
were his undoing. Score:
H H e
Vancouver ........... 3 8 o
Seattle -. ............ 1 4 2
Batteries: Jensen and Sugden;
Ford and Shea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17
AND
HALL DESERT
SEATTLE

Internal dissentions are wreck
ing the Seattle ball club. Yester-
day after they had drawn their
pay Gus Thompson and Clyde
Hall, two OF the pitchers OF the
Turks, jumped the team ana
scooted for Idaho to play bush
league ball.
1t is said other desertdons are
likely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17

Larry Pape, pitcher, has been
released by the Boston Red Sox
to Brockton in the New England
league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17
STORM STOPS
GAME;SC0RE
2 TO 2
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Teams.

SPOKANE, June 17.--With the
score and q in the third inning
a storm broke up the game be-
tween Tacoma and the Indians
yesterday and Umpire Frary call
cd 1t on for the day. The only
feature OF the game up to that
time was that Billy Sevens broke
his bat with which he has been
doing such good stick work this
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-17

ARTHUR ]. Evers says the addi-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
@ntcr &atb.

Der &eoaftion Ser Gbiea9oer
ngberopoit" ging Elm Sdreiben ST.,
in Dem ein lan9idbriger 2eier en-
aGflt, er babe oitf ieiner lettiadbrig-
et Ieiie Surd Den norooitliden Sbeil
bon arfonins iebr Diel gltes 8alS-
ieirem gritaunen erfabren, oaB IN
Grfanias nod Willionen acres Saro
Der a~riiebelirtg barren. @r babe
feinerlei 2al1os ODER auoere Snterrel /
fen in Irfanias uilo idreibe n1ir
bon lpegeii Ser .feineii Meflniie1 an'
nabas. @r i6lieBt nit ben 8orten:
sd iose, bleibt i'll Den Ser. Staos
ten. aber mem es 5lt git gebt, Der
9cbt, tuie Der @iel, aitf's Gis tana-
en-. 8ieIe babeu ifon tribe Or.
tabrungen geInadt irn6 piele tperoen
solfDe nod mad]en on oben in benz
eisfaIten &anaoa. Sd mar arlf
BORT. 8is binauf nod gancottper.
Hiin, bort-im fcrnIten @eiten-ilt
es ia 10 aienliid alright. sber in
Alberta, @anitoba-2 sic fonnten
mir nift gernle umionit ge6en, mid
gum 9ortbleiben a,t friesen."
pgleibe i'm 2anoe lirpo ndbre bid
reoltf." TIMER 2onb bietet nabr-
Daitl9 nod &aum gerlug; unb @e-
paftt9 nod &ailIn 9eiliig; int6 Sc
l%eseabeiten alrm 8eiterfomnen 10
gut, tpern ni6t better, ols irgero Elm
aitoeres 2ano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

bere6uet. ion6ern oils Reuiabrsiag
5piiden ben 81. DECEMBER uno ben
1. Sanliar eiigeif,oltet perberl. Chen
10 iou alle bier Sabre Der Sdalttog
als Sonbertas 5tpiiden ben 81. SUM
mo BEN 1. Sui eingeIegt iperoeen.
b. Seiie.8 arteg9 fpirbt Nun fir Die
idleuni9e ginfiibrung Oieies Ior-
malfulenoeriabres, benn Die 8eleg-
enbeit lei Jest Die oIIer9iinitisite: Der
1. Sanuar 1911 f6ut n6mli6 ouf
einen Sonntag, es niiroe alio nod
Seitlesung bes 9tormaliabres, oa Der
Reuiabrstae oils 8o6eutag ui6t nit
sablt, ieOer Suartolsonfang auf eli
men Montae fallen. Ser erite Sag
I'M 6ebruar, Mtdr6, @ai, SUM, slug'
ult, September, Nooember urb Sc.
senlber tuGre INNER elm Mittluod.
@an fam aIio auf etpige 3eiten bin
mlg piiicn, ouf iueIdep @udentoo
elm Serntin fallen miro. Gos Otter
felt ioIG in bieiem Rormolfaleuoel
ollf 6en 7. Ipril feitgeiebt merOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
SernHnftise aaIenSer.& efOrn.

sfon lett Sabren bemiiben lid,
9eleprte uno @efhdftslente in Gu
.opa, cine gereinfadulig Ser falen-
uarllfen 3eitrednung ooer 9atir-
i'is berbei8ufiibren unb aud Ser
rgelae Fapit ioH Der 9selerllna giin-
jug 9eiinnt iein. einen oer prufti-
ldlten guridIdse iton1mt BON Dem
9olianoer q. g. 8eaIerf. tuie iid
Aapiolseno erieben Idbt:
Sas aalenSeriabn (365 8ase) ioll
y AuartaIe bon ic 81 Sager ae.
,pellf tueroen, 10 Dob Die eriten BEL
zen Wonate zines 2inrtoIs ie 80,
80 leete 81 Goge baben. Ger Eel
u'e,er 1beiIuns iisriebfei6enbc 365.
Ne Cog foll oils @odentas uidt nit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

Observation-Disclosures bebonoelt
man burd aiigenb1oer nit so @roo
q. @1rme uno 5ebn Minnten
SHler. Oil angeubGoer tperoen NOR.
dcns uno abenos getonmen un6 Do.
iad bic angen trodeu getupft. lleber
gfodt kgt man cine 5ebnfode &om-
preSic. oS in 80 grooiges @diier ge.
toildt fptlkSe, nuf. &oid, uno greI-
les Qidt mEiien itrenae Dermieben
ncrbeu, 0& aiigei, nit faltem
@oiicr AT bebanoelii, 1T nidt on8u.
rot6en. ipcif 6nour9 Der gIut5ufluB
aeIteiqert mirN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
sm,rifanidie Gruhtbaerei,

1 @onfmoI felt aud eitr eeldrlter
A~prifoner elm, SaB Die aufidneio.
u ieiues @leiden nur laferlid1
oht Cine iolfe Strnoe Der Sell
rinfcbr ideint neuIidp Der &eOafteur
Id ,aaoies Some Sournal" eebabt
boben nnb oa idrieb er u. a..
bas foIsenoe:
gsie mir glmerifaner oo6 10 GER
,ne olmben, oaB, mas mir bdben,
LorSker 1T ais irgeno etfpaS alroereS
|iu ser @eIt", natiirli6 1T sImcrifa
|%innner Die @elt". @ir baitetl cine
IorObe eiicnbabn.S Citation. 8ir iiro
ani6t sufrieoen oanit, bab lie .grob"
'if ooer baB tie yio groB 1T pie bic
HI oSer iere", iofort lit es Die rerob,
|te GiicnbabnyS tatioil Der 8elt." ltn>
in bem fIeinen 2droden SolIono
/ sphru iid sic 9eite ben 8abnbof bon
| qnliterOam an ulrb -ldd)eIH 8ir
balran en groBeS @cbdnoc lulo TO-
tort lit ca DOS gr0Btc @ebalroe Der
@elf". Sn Calcutta icben lie iid]
% Rcgierlmgsgeb0ltoe alt urlo
l4tclli. Cine 8obrif i'm 8eitcn itell
tc $4,000 4rbeiter on ulr0 be6altptet
irqeno cine cin8elne 6dbrif Der 8clt
ltnO sic 8eutiden ieben iid Die
antpp'iden @erfe nit ibren 1907
600 grbeitern oil mo l1delll. Sin
Sud- CREDIT eirtell llnIab bon elmer
Million appien iut6 fofort miro ms
er5ablt, bob. gmebr &opiell bon Die.
lent Bud nerfaitft mlroen als bon
iraeno einem an6eren Bud Der 8elt
llro 6ie Gbiteien in Hefing fenner
ein Bud, bon ipeldem ieSes Sobi
s Wtlliotlen &opten pertaltft meroeft
un6 - IG9eln. Werfniir0ig, oaf
mir nit all nnierelt &eiien nod Gu
ropa nift porii6tig nit unieren gu
perlatinen meroen. 8ir ideiner
nid)t einieben al ippllen, Dab oil
8eIt fiirdterlid groB 1T nno bal
fem ein8elner Menif lie gor5 criai
len fam. @as mir fo~rtipGbreno be
n%otbigen, lit aie lleberrai6rlts, OH
DEM @airn aus Chicago nnroe, Del
nad) Sltbien girg uno bon ben BOO
Millionen @impobnern borte: 03rei
bunocrt Millionen!" rief er aus
@ir baben so Millionen ulto i'd
gIatbtc i6 Oafte i. IS glib
al piele inter ms, Die grrabe iolt}
%Grfabrungen b%enotbigeu. llnb mi
benotbieen lie off,. Sa, ia, oi
@inbil0ltig Der slmerifnner lit groB
GROCER, ain groBfen i'll Der 8elt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
Gememnibiges.
Spll Dor, mad ooer suiIden benz
Siittern setrGnft iuerben2

Sfe1e Srnge bat 9af9e, mte oe
.Deutide Ianbm. 3te." beridtet
blir6 e~ineeben6e erofte geriude nit
perifieoenen 9ferben al ertlaren
oerin6t. Zen 3meden Der 8er-
ludsaniteIIuug entipredeno erfol9te
Sas Trdnfeu:
1. unmittplbor Dor Dem Siittern;
9. mGbrcuo oer Mnblaeit 5milhen
R0rner. u1o Maubfutter, nobel obs
Interchangeable bos Honhfrtter,
beSp. @6rnerfutter Dor benz 8ailer
gereidt mnrbe;
3, unmittelhor nod Der @Sahl5eit,
nad)oem ons geianite Suffer per3ebrt
Iorbet lit,
Mon fom Die 9feroe 3lpiid)erg Dor
ODER nadl Dem Siittern tranfcn, obne
bie Gltsnubpng bes Suffers 5u be.
eiutradtigcr. Seoe Srdnfart 1T Dem
Rferoe glcih gitt betOmmlidl mo
liebe lie nod sen l%trnItGnoeb aHioero
bar. DAB IS llmIt6noe 9iht, oie 81
Ser eiucn o6er otberen Sr1ntort &C.
robe5it 5lpingcn. broud)t nid)t crit or.
6rtert su lperben. go miro man
6ciipief8meiie naf ars9iebtgem
8aiicrperluit nIio ctlpa nod elmer
lanqe 0oucruoeit aorperbeme9uuh
Dor oem 6iittcrn pnbl INNER crit
tr1nfcn mtiiIien. "a Die Sbiere gar
nid)t o6er nidlt orbcntlid i%reiicn,
bis lie i6rcn Curt get1id)t buben.
@enn olld iche GrGntort Dem Eierb
1Ieif out bcf6mHIid lit, 10 lit e
ooh nidt mae8eigt Die Sr1nfort
utuotbigrrmeiie 81 nerGnbern. Gen
8bieren id)eint n6ntlid Die &erGl.
ocrlng Der g~cioobutpn Erdnfart
nidlt gon5 0Icih9iiltig 5u ieiu, me-
nioItcnS uidt iebc. Ioh Ben porlie.
aenocn @criideu mtr6c Die @eobod-
tung 0cntodt, onB Die 6reblnIt iebes.
nal. mcltu bonn NoftrGnfen gum
@ortrGnten iiberqcQm9cn murbP,
olli cinioc ToNc obAcnommen bat.
Ridt CAB bie Sbiere baS poroclegtt
S1ttter uidlt poIit1nSi1 per6cbrt bGt
ten, ober lie froBcu einiqe Gage midi
nit herielbcn @ier: lie broudter
lGrtgere Belt Sltm nollit1nbigen Bee
5ebren. IcbnliheS fonnte ober bein
l1cbcranng bonn 8ortr6nfen siirr
IoftrGnfcn ober bonn Naftr6nfer
Sum .3fuiifentrGnfen un6 um1gefeb,.
nidt beobod,tet iperbeu. Woglifer
meiie peruriod)t 6aS 8ortr6nfen, mi
Tan9e onnimntt, elm eepiIieS &c
fill Ser Sdttigung, an bos iid 6i
Gbiere erit geipoblen miiiien. au
t bieiem @eriild gebt berpor, baB c
Siemli6 belangIos lit, penn oi
gferoe 6aran eemohnt iino, pb Dor
mad o6er Smiif)en Dem Siittern &c
tranft miro. gs ioII ieood mid
niIlfirli6 gepeficlt, ionbern oi
einmaI %eefpGhIte anorbnung Dc:
SrGnfens itets b%eibebalten tuerben
: Smncrbin empfieblt es fid, ut6 81
Grfabrung bat bas audi beitatigi
! oaB, no6oem bns 9ferb troden &c
tuor6en uro nod etmas Sell gefrei
I fen bat, cinige Sflud @aiier DO
benz Safer nidlts idabenJ ionber1
i'm @eaeutbeil Die SrebliIt rei5en
9as baItige l5innebmen aIl5iiarobe
/, Wcngen @oifer nod benz 8refiel
i6menumt einen aroBen Gheil Suite
mieber unperboiit gum Magcn bin
ans.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
@ebratcue Qeber.

Die iriide 2eber miro getpoidenY
bon Sallt itno Sebnen befreit, in lin.
gerbide Sdeiben 5erihnitten in
@ebf umgefebrt urb offen in gelber
Butter ino sped ettpa 10 Minuten
auf beiben Seiten e%ebraten. Damn
eibt man etmas Giiis, @aifer uuo
SaI5 bn5n, bedt es 81, Oamit es ge'
bGmpft ipiro, nno riiGrt Die Souce
idmig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

Notice is hereby given. that letters
of Administration upon the Estate OF
n. A. c. Poppenhusen
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court OF
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 26th day OF March 1910.
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 precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and II such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date of the first pub
lication of this notice, they will be
forever barred.
Ida L. Poppenhusen,
Administrative.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
cfipcnSf bei gnaenlciSen.

I'm frembe aorper aus Den aueen
51 entfernen, empiieblt elm bolldnbi.
ider augenar5t reines Slipenol bin.
ein5utrGufeIn. 9ieies Mittel iolI Il.
der mirfen unb Die eingeoruneenen
&orper, lpie aornder, aide, Self.
Splitter nin. eutfernen. @ii6 BET
IStbe unb Sfnler3 Der augen iolt
ii6 gaumol red)t gut betpdhren unb
9eiierung in flir3er 3eit berbeifiib.
rem, fpeilh man Die au9enIioer bamit
beitrcidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
RIVER NEWS.

The steamer August Wohlt arrived
last Wednesday with a large car
load OF hogs for Chas. Hummert
which he shipped to st. Louis same
evening; also a lot of produce. She
left again Thursday morning for
Gaseonade from where she made two
trips to Portland hauling 1900 r. r.
ties for A. L~angenberg, Cooperhill
arrived Saturday afternoon, loaded a
lot of merchandise and Monday early
proceeded up the Gasconade river
with a fair list of merchandise as far
as Cooper Hill, and is expected in
today with wheat and produce.
Owing to the low prices of wheat,
and busy time of the farmers there
is very little wheat coming out OF
the Gasconade river.
Steamer w. L. Hickman took a
carload of pine lumber to Stolpe last
Thursday, and on same day took a
raft of ties to Gore; Sunday she took
another raft TO Gore.
Steamer Henry Wohlt left this pori
last Friday for Texas Junction be
low st. Charles. to get two barges
which she will take to Lisbon, Mo.
Captain w. l., Heckmann came
down from Lisbon last Saturday, tc
visit his family and on business, he
returned again Sunday.
Missouri and Gasconade rivers are
on the rise, owing to the late heavy
rains we had the last few days.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

bette. 90 Gcllt II, l %pIs
LAT SlnidJeu IN allen
glpntbefen au bnbeu,
gsrobeHaide irci an sSes
oen, ipmje Bud, bos
%aubentet, % man Sic
rrll. peer 8loiea QeiOen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
@eSnsirte Tahrprciie nad 2arOit.

gnIdBIidJ bes SdbrIiten Surnier
Der Mpro slmerifa Sfat 2eogne gu
Detroit, @itieou, in Siini, berfauft
am s. 8. mo 10. SUM Die 800. soc.
gabn Sabrfarten gut fiir Die &uno-
fabrt 5l baIben Greis. aarten gut
silr &iiffebr biz gum 20. SUM.
@adt geiteauitg fir sidets gut
sur Gurdfabrt nod Eetroit beim lin
ter8eidueten brieiIid eber in Ger.
Jon luenigftens 5tpei Gage Dor slb.
rciie.
g. g. s. a M e r,
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Sophia Luebbe,

deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
G%asconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 18th. day of April 1910.
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 precluded from any
benefit of such Estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from date of the first publi-
cation of this notice, they will be for
ever barred.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
oft iufrotn Die 1liertt onrd1
5ieberarbeitfn sefdDwadt.
llneeinnbe Nieren MAIDEN unretnes NIut.

rneeIunoe Rieren peruriaden piele 4rdnf.
beiieu nno Gualen unb piro oieieui llebel
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PROBATE COURT DOCKET.
May Term 1910.
Of Missouri,

State of Missouri,
County of Gasconade. SIS.
First Day, May 23rd 1910.
J.. Lena Sehuenemeyer, Guardian &
Curatrix, Lester H. Schuenemey-
er, minor. Annual Settlement.
2. Paul Grass, ct. al. Executors, Hen
rietta Grass, deceased. Annual
Settlement.
8. j. w. Hensley, Admr. C. t. a, Jo-
seph w, Krejci, deceased. AM
nual Settlement.
4. DIR. August A. Smith, Executor,
DR.. August Smith, deceased. An
nual Settlement.
5. Mary Jeckel, Executrix. Saml. AL
lemann, deceased. Annual Settle
ment.
6. Saml. ]. Morgan, Public Admr.
Curator, Lettie e. Barbarick mi
nor. Annual Settlement.
Z. Saml. j. Morgan, Public Admr.
Curator, Ida Nj. B%arbarick, minor.
Annual Settlement.
s. Emil Kroeter, Curator, David Wa
tiers. ct. al. minors. Annual Set
tlement.
8. James L. Tayloe, Curator, Ruth
sHElrf ~, 4 dy IOC, hlllOl <Ailtuol oC'
tlement.
10. Otto Cramer, Curator, Alvin era.
mer. Annual Settlement.
II. Henry Book, Curator, VIM. Book,
minor, Annual Settlement.
: Second Day, May "a, 1910.
IL. DR.. August A. Smith, G&C. Lulu
Deltz, ct, al. minors. Annual Set
Element.
10. VIM. Airing, Guardian and Cura-
tor, Fred Kruger. ct. al. minors
Annual Settlement.
Ia. Louis Beckmann. Executor, Chris
tian Beckmann, deceased. Annu
al Settlement.
10. Herman Grebe, Executor, August
Grebe, deceased, Annual Settle
ment.
16. August Langendoerfer. Guardian
Ida Langendoerfer. Annual Set
tlement.
M. S. r. Norwood, Guardian and Gu
rator, Nellie Hathaway, minor
Annual Settlement.
Is. Robert Walker, Guardian and Gu
rator, Julia Frillmann, minor. An
nual Settlement.
10. Mary Weidemann, Executrix, Vim
Weidemann, deceased. Annua
Settlement
20. Louise Note, Executrix, Henry
Nolte, deceased, Final Settlement
81, VIM. NJ. Klenk & Chas. Behold
Executors, Julia A Klenk, deceas
ed. Annual Settlement.
90. j. Herman Berger. Administrator
Herman H. Berger, deceased. An
nual Settlement.
Third Day. May 25th 1910.
%. Ferdinand H. Meyer, Admr. c. t
a.. Fred Pillmeyer, deceased. Fl
nal Settlement.
"a. VIM. Ruediger, Executor, Fritz
Zarhndt, deceased. Final Settle
ment.
%. Hy. & Diet. Linnemann, Execu
tors, Fritz Linnemann, deceased
Final Settlement.
26. Carolina Oberg. Administrative
VIM. Oberg, deceased. Final Set
Element.
81. VIM. Reinholz, Admr, c. t. a
Michael Burger, deceased. Fina
Settlement.
28. Walter G. S%paulding, Executor
Steve Spaulding. deceased. An
nual Settlement.
80. John Fl. Koenig, Administrator
Meta Koenig, deceased. Annua
Settlement.
90. Ajbert Rosin, Executor, VIM. Gus
~deceesed. Annual Settlement.
81. Caroline Schulz. Administrative
Rev. Frederick Schulz, deceased
Annual Settlement.
AUGUST MEYER.
Judge Of Probate.
State of Missouri.
County of Gasconade,
!, August Meyer, Judg'
of the Probate Court, in and 10
the County and State aforesaidA d
hereby certify that the above an
foregoing is a true copy of the origi
nal Probate Court Docket, showing
what Settlements are due for and Al
the May Term 1910 OF said Probate
Court, as fully as the same appear:
of record in my office.
Witness my hand and the seal o.
said Court, at Office in Hermann
Mo-, this 20th day of April. 1910.
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Robert Walker
Adminlstratrix,s Notice.

Administrator C. {. a.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-07
ATTACK ATTRIBUTED
TO NISINF ORMATION
John Joy Edison Answers
Criticism of Associated
Charities.

The Oldest Tnhabltant is misinforn-
Cd in regard TO the Associated Char
tiles, OF he never could have made the
attack with which he is credited" said
John joy E6son. president OF the Wash
fngtoa Loan and Trust Company TODAY
IN answer to the arraignment of the
Associated Charities and the Play
ground Association. at A meeting OF the
Oldest Inhabitants Association
y have been treasurer Of the As
ISOLATED Charities for fourteen years, %
continued Mr. EdsOn. and 7 am one a.
several workers who are not saIarfed
men Therefore, ray testimony ought
10 be worth something when 7 sa- that
IN my long experience with public work
I have never known Of any organization
which accOmplishes for the poor as
much good as does the Associated Char
tiles"
In answer 20 Mr.. McCarthy's state
ment TO the effect that the entire amount
received BY the Charities is expended
Tor salaries and eccentric publicity. %
Mr.. Edison called attention TO the fact
that since October. 1893 the Associated
Charities has expended out Cf its own
funds $3.50 g for clothing, and for re-
lief for the poor.
Expended for Supplies.
Then take the money we spent in the
month OF last January for the Citizens
Relief Association. For wood and coal
for the poor. for groceries FOR shoes
and clothing. for milk and eggs for the
sick. there was expended 3 253 during
that month
The attack made on the Charities and
the. Playground associations by Mr.. Nc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-07
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR GEN. E. B. PAYNE
Military HonoTs Probable at Burial
of Civil War Veteran and
Pension Officer.

Funeral services for Gen Euserc
Beauharnais Payne a veteran Of the
civil var and q former member Of the
Illinois state Legislature, will be held
tomorrow afternoon AZ o'clock, at the
First Congregations Church The Rnv
Dr. Samuel H Woodrow, pastor. win
OffCiate- Although no definite arrange
Insnts have been made. IL is probable
that fun military hOnOrs viii be ar-
corded the aged soldier, with burial in
the National Cemetery at Arlington
General Payne died yesterday morn
ing AT the Homeopathic Hospital. from
injuries to his right hip, sustained in
a fall March IS last
General Payne was born at seneca
Falls y Z, in 1855. He enlisted III
the Federal army al the outbreak OF
the civil war. and served until the SIIr-
render, and was breveted briEadier gen
eraL General Payne was q member
OF the board Of review IN the Pension
office. He is survived by one son,
Charles Payne
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-07
VISITS
GOVERNORCROTHERS
Opponents of Digges. Dis
reimbursement Bill Get
Hearing.
BALTIMORE- Apr

BALTIMORE. April The Digges
negro acknowledgements bill. which
passed both houses Of the Legislature.
is now in the hands OF Governor
CrOthers for his approval or veto.
Large delegations from Baltimore
city visited the ancient ca Dital at An
napoiis today to lay their protests
against the measure before the chief
executive. VINO. IL is stated. promised
TO withhold his official action until O.
opponents Of the bill could be given
a hearing
The opposition to the DigEes plan
comes chiefly from Baltimore city,
which recent results have shown is no
Democratic column On the other
hand the State OF county Democracv
mas apparently increased in strength.