The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
BULK Of ESTATE
Of LATE BREWER
PUT IN TRUST
VIII of Adolphus Busch,
Filed for Probate Yesterday,
Makes Charitable Be-
quests of $4,000.

Adolphus Busch, filed here late TINS al
ternoon, makes charitable bequests az
gregating $4,000 to number or 81.
Louis institutions and places the ou!k
of the estate in trust, naming Mrs Lilly
Busch, Charles Nagel and August A
Busch trustees.
In addition TO the charitable bcquests
set forth in the will, Mr.. Busch left
private memorandum requesting mem
bers of his family to make certain other
donations, most of which are private In
their nature The attorneys, however,
made public the names OF eight st.
Louis institutions which are to receive,
under this memorandum, total OF $aO,-
600, making the total beQuests for char
liable purposes $4,000.
Disposition of Trust.
The trust created by the will is to be
disposed Of as follows;
One-eighth to the widow, Mrs. Lilly
Busch.
Two-eighths to August A. Busch, the
son, ior several years active head OF
the Busch interests.
One-eiehth to be retained by the
trustees Tor each OF the daughters-
Mrs. Nellie Loeb OF Chicago, Mrs. Ed
NEE Reisinger Of New York, Mrs. Anna
Louise Faust of st. Louis, Mrs. Clara
Won Gautard OF Berlin and Mrs. Viii.
helmine Scharer, wife OF Lieutenant Ed
uard Scharer Of the German army.
August a. Busch, who, according to
the express provision of the will, is to
be president of the Anheuser-B Busch
Brewing association, receives two
shares Of the trust absolutely He
is made responsible for the care of his
invalid brother, Carl.
The part of the Will regarding the
five daughters is complex. After speci-
flying that each daughter is to receive
one-eighth of the trust, the will speci'
fies that the trustees may pay at once
of her share, and that the remainder
shall be managed by the trustees for
the daughters for the remainder of
their lives.
The trustees are given authority to
pay to Mrs. Reisinger, Mrs. Faust and
Mrs. Won Gauntard such portion of
their shares as deemed wise. This pro-
vision does not apply to the other two
daughters, Mrs. Loeb and Mrs.
Scharer.
The income of the shares is to be
In installments, ard "such income shall
be the sole and separate property Of
the daughters, free from all and every
interest. courtesy or control of any hus~
band any of them may at any time
have
Shares May Revert.
At the death of a daughter the share
assigned to her shall be distributed in
equal shares to her husband if he sur
wives and her children, or if they are
dead, to the descendants of the chill
dren. If no descendants survive, then
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90 TO the husband, the remainder to the
surviving children of Adolphus Busch.
If the husband and children of the
daughter are dead, her share shall be
distributed TO the surviving children of
Adolphus Busch.
Mr., Busch explained in the will why
he did not provide payment Of a por-
tion OF the shares to Mrs. Loeb and
Mrs. Scbarer. This course was taken,
says the will, to secure TO the daughters
certain sums and annual incomes be-
yond the accident of fortune or bad
management on their part, and with the
end in view that the net income pro-
vided for each shall not be liable for
any present or future debt of the daugh-
ter, and that the interest of the daugh.
ter shall not be subject TO levy, sci
zure or sequestration for any debt or
judgment claim Of any present OF fu.
ture CREDITOR
Not a Vested Right.
Neither of the two daughters, it is
provided, shall have the right to sell, as
sigu or mortgage her interest in the
trust estate or the income theYefrom,
and no right of the daughter to the in.
come shall vest in her until it actually
is paid into her hands
Tho iarnegr einUla pharifa h1a honuoef
was $4,000, which was left to the AL
tenheim, a local home for the aged.
Twelve local charitable institutions
distinct from those mentioned in the
memorandum 10 the family were given
$4,000 each. All household property
and effects, including paintings, statu-
ary and jewelry, were left to Mrs. Lilly
Busch, who also received the German
estate.
The trustees were instructed to vote
all shares in the Anheuser Busch Brew
ing association as August A Busch may
direct.
The executors OF the estate-Mrs.
Lilly Busch. Edward A. Faust and
Charles Nagel-are authorized to make
such donations from the estate to per-
sons or causes rs they may deem n
direct OF incidental benefit to the
estate. The trustees are given similar
power.
Refers to Advances.
In one section Of the will. Mr.. Busch
referred to the advance Of money he
had made 10 his children or for their
account.
alt has been my desire TO treat them
with equal libcrality,' reads the will,
land solely that any inequalities that
NAV now exist or that may hereafter
arise through the fact that advances
made TO one or the other may exceed
the average amount advanced, 1 have
charged mp on my private books such
amounts as in my judgment should be
fairly treated as advancements to be
deducted upon distribution Of my estate
for the purpose Of equalizing advances
made during my life time.
The Busch homes in Pasadena. CAL,
ard Coopcrstown. y. Y, are among the
most costly residences in the United
States. These are bequeathed TO the
widow. She also receives the mansion
In s.. Louis.
Alvina Clcmentine Berg, who received
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