The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-02-07
Distribution of Estate Left BY
The Late Shoe Dealer In
Mankat0

me Will OF the late Ii. Is. raster
filed today, reads as follows:
Know all men by these presents:
That |, H. b. Faster, of the City OF
Mankato, in the county of Blue Earth
and State of Minnesota, being of
sound mind and memory, and being
of more than the age OF twenty one
years, do hereby make, publish and
declare this my last will and tesla
ment, and do hereby revoke any and
all wills by me heretofore made.
lone: ] hereby order and direct
that my executor, hereinafter named
pay all my funeral expenses and just
veniently may be.
Two: hereby direct that my said
executor sell and dispose of all my
property of every kind and nature, eX-
cept United States Liberty bonds of
the par value of five hundred dollars,
registered war stamps and the promis
sorry note herein mentioned, and con-
vert the same into money AS speedily
as the same may be done without I'M
duly sacrificing the same, and to that
end give him full power to sell and
dispose of the same upon such terms
and conditions as in his judgment
seems advisable and best.
Three: After the payment of the
expenses and debts mentioned in
paragraph one apd the conversion OF
the balance of my property into
money as herein provided, ] give and
bequeath one third thereof to my
mother, Kejla Pasternack, and my
sister, Foegel, both living together at
MUIR, in the state of Lomsa, Russia
according TO my last information, in
equal shares if both are living at the
time of my death, and, if both are not
then living, then to the survivor OF
them, aud one third thereof to my
sister. Mrs. Max Civiack of New York
City. if living at the time of my death
-Four: After the payment of the
debts, expenses and legacies hereto
fore mentioned ] give and bequeath
United States Liberty bonds at the
par value of five hundred dollars to
Lydia Knaub, registered war savings
stamps of the maturing value of three
hundred dollars to William Vosbeck
the sum of five hundred dollars to
the Mankato corps of the Salvation
army, dI.u the SUN vi Ouc IHOuoduU
dollars to the United Hebrew Chair
lties of ST Paul Mimi: the sum Of
two hundred dollars to my nephew, S.
Faster. l further give to the said
Lydia Knaub the promissory note
given by her to me, dated about
November Is, 1918, for the principal
sum of one hundred and fifty dollars.
Five: give ard bequeath the rest
and residue of my estate to my sis
tiers, Mrs. J. Monkosh of Newark, n.
Jersey; ard my nephew Joseph Zwaik
of Jamaica, Long Island, New Jersey,
in equal shares.
six: IF noithnr my mother or my
sister mentioned in paragraph three
hereof are living at the time of my
death, then ard in that event, ! give
and bequeath the legacy mentioned
in said paragraph to my brothers,
Enoch Pasternack. Shepchel FASTER
mack, and Chiamhersh Pasternack, if
all are living at the time of my death,
in equal shares, and if not then living,
to the survivor or survivors of them.
Lastly: hereby nominate and ap-
point L. Salet, Jr., of Mankato, Mimi,
the executor of this, my last will and
testament
I'm testimony whereof have here
unto set and subscribed my name and
affixed my seal on this Goth day of
January, A. ID. 1919.-H. B. Faster"
c. Z. Phillips was attorney for the
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