davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Gtef IN Der aslark.

5ernoh son Ser groben 5trabe
mo Der giisnbabn liegt bas D0rf-
.ein, DeIlen Namen ib pergaB. Seen.
.1en mfrs &inter1paloom. Niht Elm.
nal Der telegraph per6in6et eS nit
zen angren5enoen Srtidaften. Die
ein5ige Ber6inoung nit Ser MuBel1%
melt felt ser 8oltnidel bar, Ser
ieOen Morgen fonrnt, ni6t etpa alS
9eamter, io1oern als 8eiuh. gr
befomrmt Elm 5rii6itiid, muB oaflr.
aGer aue Neuigfeitelt er3ablen. Set
Eungen fernt mal1 IN Si11termaloom
fanm, l11o al1Ber ser 8ibel nn6 eini=
DreI neutrality-suspicious. finoet man
faum etmus @eorudtes. &enn man
a6enos aus Ser @austiir tritt, BORT
man Sen @tno in Sen 6unflen &ie-
fernforlte11 brauien; inn &0br1dt 0eS
Sees dd5t uub pfeift es. Sod in
Sen 2iiften freiiden Sic Moimen in
5haren, graue 9sebelfraben, 80.
ten oes GieflanoeS5 itreben nit
idnerem 5dpingenidlag abenlo'.
parts; fin ul10 mieber fdcnt ein Guf
aus ser S6be, u,ro eg lit, als 1pplle
er, BON LETTER Come trunfen, }ba}ln
ben 9iirn1en uno Matbaulern hit ioeeh
goloenen MrabeSfen .nno oben tultM
gotilben @iebeln fiinoen. 8alb
bridt oie Mabt berein, Senlter lend-
ten off, Iauter tonen bie gurgelnom
BalIer Ser l6mar5en &arale, nni6
Ste bunten 2i6ter Ser S6leppfabne
ipiegeln iid 1T ben meiten SladM
Der 5fr0me. gttpa5 DerrM III Sim
terpaloom 6ob bie neue 8eit, nam
lid 6ie 8adftei11bauier bon Mauer.
meiltern aus Ser 5ta6t gebaut obne
5ormiir1t. Sic nerbrangen
nod uno nah Die often. ltrohaeoed,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Sage nit, mas bit - naidf, uni
id iage Dir. -.

Gin befa1u1tes spridmort lartet:
usage mir NIT mem Sri nmgebit,
uro ;id iaee Dir, per 6u bit"
Cine 2onboner @onoitoreibefibertn
n9aroelt oas ieR Inn in: uA5ie ou
nqIbit 10 lit oein Gbaraftter.n NatS
ibren 8eobabtungen glaubt lie fol-
ge11oe aagemeine G%rfabrul1aen au.
leifens su 6urfen: Cine Game oie
erlt ipgfailtig ale 9orten betradtet,
ebe lie lire 0nbI trifit, uno Damn
nit b6ditem 8oblbehqgm ibr
Sttlidfbem Deripeilt, 1T n~nbeoingt 581-
perlafig... Suit oageaen cine %.
me bre11 geller mil llrterfdie61i.
dent @5ebaiidf un0 beiBt 90 nn6 BORT
Elm gtiidden at, lit iie iiderlmi
.launiih. Gin Maealtn, Ser iie our.
@atfin bat ooer bsfdnamt
nesfaus 3u beneiis5eH Ggiel iu1lge.
Game, sic @5ebaiidf' HIT mH gAlogsabne,
Creme ODER Ioniftpie gefdirbte Mafic.
tndblt lit duBerli9 beranlagt: tie
ma1b5lt mn rabt oem. aillBeren Mug.
ieben un6 fummert iid nidt oarll1r,
.eii1re1 gorfan oAer cine 5abe:
griinolih ST. 11rterflben. gs gibt
anb Dame11, Sic ltets 6ie einfah-
5iten gqdparen por5iebben, neil oieie
an noblidmedenolten iino. solbe.
Domen nenten berfdnoig; iie ilro
.anffprllbfgIos in Mufttreaten un0 iino
ODER tper6en quite @attinnen.
1890 i"&- - ---- 80 ~ -4.5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
8bie G%ntfhnlbianna

6err @utber5 beiibt einen Srel1n<
bei Dem er Dor f1r5em ser Stammz
BETTER angefommem lit. Natiirlid
miro linn ser &leine ge5eigt unb Ser,
@utber5 ruft, tpie bas ia iibli6 lit
betpnnbernb: uNein, tpie Ser Sungf
ieinem Rapa abktli6 iiebtl"
9nrdnf lngt Die Wutter: uSb, BIT
tie, 0ns. &inb fat nun ben 59nupfen
lonf 1T es Iogar ein .iebr biibffden
Sungel"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
ET7aQ5 / 9IfTlI97 -HpIf--
Order to Present Claims, i i Within
AS6Three Months.

FfthQ6 9lfGHD .HllI
Order to Present Claims Within
Three Months.
State of Minnesota,
County of Brown. IS.
In Probate Court
Special Term, October 18th, 1922.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Schlumpberger deceased.
Letters Parliamentary on the Estate
of John Schlumpberger deceased, late
of the city Of New Ulm in the County
of Brown and the State of Minnesota
being granted to Alfred Schlump-
berger.
It Appearing on proper proof by
affidavit Alfred Schlumpberger made
and filed herein, as provided by law,
that there are no debts against the
estate of said deceased:
1t is Ordered, that three months be
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date Of this Order, in
which all persons having claims or
demands against the said deceased,
if any there be, are required to file the
same in. the Probate Court of said
County, for examination and allow
ance, or be forever barred.
1t is Further Ordered, that the first
Monday in February 1923, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at a General Term OF
said Probate Court, to be held atathe
Court House in the City Of New Ulm,
in said County, be and the same
hereby is appointed as the time and
place when and where the said Probate
Court will examine and adjust said
claims and demands.
And it is Further Ordered, that
notice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in
said Estate, by forthwith publishing
this Order once in each week for three
successive weeks in the New Ulm Post,
a weekly newspaper printed and
published in said County.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, this
18th day of October 1922.
t By the Court,
(Court SeaD VIM. B. MATHER,
43-45 Judge of Probate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Ntntier,uib 9ramktmrtm
4@nljnugfn.

Sin esronff,,rtpr ! m 0phrpr
crs9hIt ,,nm5tahem5e mpi,h;fhte ols
Mpabe, so m,,ttarYn;1,es s1o1,ff,,r.
to- Gh,,If,,ohe,,.
r.. s.1 ,,...a
Wv 1A'Ass At4su.
Bor Sabren nl1roe mr. ole M1'f-
gabe gelteat, Die 5diiler elmer
Dpertlal1e IN ole Gba1n1e e111511f1lg-
rem. So puBte Don sl1faag an
one &l11oer an eer. 9a11o e1ntaber
Wer1u9e 81 paden 11no' fnr oteie1t
unterriht 81 11terel11erer. 60 be-
fatnen ne aenrtnls pom Naller.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Cine %ipn6erbare &etrteil,tng bes
1%tnterrid)ts.

Gin 96iiler, benz oas 2eien I'M
gemein i9mer fiel, batte audi in Der
5neitunteriten &lalie nod nidt oie
g6mierigfeiten iibermun6em 10 bab
es be1onoerer M%nitreng11ng oes Qeb=
rers nno Ser gltern beourf tie, ibn
i'm 2e1e11 51t Mben. >gineS idoren
Eages beriGumte er obne ie6en.
@runo Sic Mabbilfeih1noe. gm an
bern Sag bonn 2ebrer CUR &eoe
geitent, meinte er in ieiner groBen
Berlegenbeit often: Sep biiit fen1te
n1er morgen aa6 nod mabel"
Gin aenner Ser io5ialen @erbalt-
'E 11iHe.
gs lit idon 1ange fer, 90 batte
id 1T Ser oberiten &laiie ether
@olfsidule. Sen 3eidenunterridt.
Na9 Ginger 8eit fiel mir oaS Seb=
len zines 5hiilerS al1f, un6 id err
fnn6igte mild BEL ieinen Mitidulern'
Mber feline Mbnelenbeit. 8a CAB nth
ein porinibiger &nabe folgenoe Muf=
fl4r1ng mber Sen SAL: Scr Miiaer
gebt idon lange MID mebr i11 nttire
5@nle. Deb finn .SrodenlDobner, Sic
mobne ale Berteliabr no a1l11erS!"
Gin imgenblider &enner beg Mpfel=
Y metns.
I Mlf einem Maia11sflug INIT 5nolf=
i1iibrigen 51llern fan1e11 mir ollrd
benS @ilbeler @alb nod 8ergen nno
febrten 90 es 1ebr beiB an ieteml
Gage nor, in elmer 8trtidaft init
ldattigem @arten Elm. Sober S6a=
let befm ein fleineS @laSden
Mpfelpein, Ser aber int Snterelle
Ser @Ieiren crit %beIon6ers prapa-
riert, S. !. Bis sur nniddoli6feii
nit @aiier Derourntt tporoer1 NOR.
Balo fabte iib eim 5diiler Elm
ger5 ul1o fam init iei11em erlobenen
@laie gu min, belien S11balt er nun
NIT bep11noernsmerten aen1terbliden
betradtete. S%rellher5ig meinte Damn
ser .&11irps: u@err 2ebrer, e bibi
binr ausgefalle!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Gtpla..

Mngeflagter, tpenn i6 sic redt
berite6e, bdben sic ben Nebenfldser
nte0ergei6lagen, tpeil er Sic einen
i6mubigen 2mgner ldyalt?
Satpobl, @err &i6terl 9as fonnte
ib mir bob nibt 1agen la11enl 8enn
Ies ettnas gibt, tporanf if mir etipas
einbilbe, 10 lit es meine 5auberfeit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
sooesfdQe.
Chen 6rieorids gtp ]l

V'oeH sSrteOrtdI 9tplt.
Nn Montos puree SOS g0bn6en
BON 5errrts llab gral @rnst s9tolt
BON Niepllet Gbu1tp nod mebrmDdiz
ser ldtperer 2ranfDett bur6 BEN
Soo binpeggerafft. Ser. Rleine
lllroe an 30. Medu3 1921 9eborsn,
otto 1tur Sabr z Monate ua1o 3
1age gift, als bon leinem 10 fur=
sen groenoafein abt,be rufe1t nuroe.
SaS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fu1to Donz
1erStag nforgen bon Ser llibertl6en
Ntr9e IN gonrtlanb aus itat nnb.
DIE Se'lebu1g erfol9te auf benz bortiz
gen Srteo6ofe. Reb. gtraBen ant
tterte.
Mnorem 6peid.
Dten8tag letter ISOLDE tpuroen
Die bieitgen 8ermanbten BON Mn=
orem Goei9 bur6 etn Ielegramm
bon bellen unertpartetem Mbleben
am Wontag abenb 1T Iei1em 9etm
III Mtount Mngel, Ore. In &enntniS
9elett. Der 8erltorbene 1T Elm Hto=
11%terbetpobner bon 9afanette Iomnz
lbtp nnb beiters bsfan1t in Seem
ulm unb nmgeseub. 2ouiS Noef9,
stn Sobn, retite Mtttmo6 na4
Sre9on no er bem 2et6enbegdngz
1ttS b%etipobnte, pel6es am 5amSta9
1admtttag tn Mou1t Nngel ltattz
fano.
Der 8erltorbe1e mllrbe Dor 73.
Sobren TN Canton Berr, 96mei5
geboren. @r fam NIT ieinen @ltera
TIM Sabre 1858 na1 Nmertfa, 81
it'd anf ei1er Barm 1T 2ofapette
Iomnlbtp nteberlteben. @dbrero
bes Observation-Disclosures TIM Sabre
1862 flu6tete be Gamitte NIT
et1le1it Sdfengeipann mod ct. Yeter,
febrte jeoo6 fur3e Set barouf mie=
Der mad tbrer Sarm 3urud. Ser
g%erltorbene Derebeli6te it9 I'M Npril
1888 IN ct. George NIT Sri. Nnna
Bongrah, ietner tim iberlebenben
Gattin. Diefer Gbe %entiprangen
5fpDlf &tnber, BON benen 3 In ser
Ginbbeit ltarben. Die iberlebenz
Sen &inoer fins: Brorf, Senrp urb
2ontS 6oei6, uno Trau Matb.
S. 9etnen bon BIER; @tlltam 8oefd
bon 2afanette 5omnlbtp; Clinton
Goef6 bon 0ulutb; Trau Trani
Stnbe bon Minneapolts, Sri. Ser
ontca Roei6 bon Bortlanb, Sre.
nnb SRI. Marte Noei6 gu @auie.
@tne S6mel ter, Trau 9apter 3olz
ner bon @eit Mepton u1o a6..
@nfelftnber iiberleben tim ebenfall8.
Serr uno Grau @oei6 5osen iid
Dor 8 Sabren bonn afttpen Tar1nlez
ben 5uriid unb ltebelten na6 Seen
1lm iiber. sic maren bier bis po1
nnsefdbr 2 Sabren mobnbait, ala
tie I'M Griibiabr nod Srego1l perz
5Dge11. 7
5rau Gli5a @tdmann.
Trou @lt5a @t6mann, tpel6e II
Seem ulnt mar, dis ste 9tour Snz.
btoner Sic 5tabt por 60 Sabrels
belagertell; itarb ant IL. Oftobe1
in benz noruegtihen DtafontlItn
9oSpttal tn Mtnneapoli8 an Ben
8%erletnngen, ste tie fnr3lt6 bel
einen gan erlttt. ST 8%erltorbene
mar 80 Sabre alt uro 1T leit 50
Sabren In MinneapoliS anldbig ge=
pefen.
Sraul@ t91na11n nurbe in Oeutldz
lano geboren unb fam ais @irb mad
Mtnnefota. gie permdblte ii6 inn
Sabre 1861 NIT s. q. Widmann
BON 81. Setter unb bas @bepaar
lebte tn Seem ulm, ais ser Sn6ia=
nerdufltano auSbra6. SEER 8i6=
1nanlt btente inter @oupsrneur
8amfep. Srau Wt6molm ma1
et1te ser Srauen, Ste it6 in Dem
Grb @ebdube eini6loilen. sic bate
cine Tlai6e NIT @tft in ser San0,
baS iie enti6lofien mar, gu trinfen.
I'M Safe bte Moibdute M1adt ube1
bic Sta0t getpo1lnen DQtte1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Mem him goff,

S6r mir glnl1ben, bab ib niht Ole
ihledten, aber altdb niGt Sic teHer.
item 8igarren reuda, ionoern etnc
quite Mittel1orte. Man fann ben.
chen ae5eigte,t gerill6 einfoh nit
ieoer 3igarre maiden"
Sine ,le,te 8e5eidna.na fit eineu
demiIdlcn @orgarg.
Mn einem einfaben Beriude
5eiate ih Sen 5biler11 ei1n1al, oaB
areibe cine demi16e gerbinolt1t9
bon aalf n11o &%phleniaura lit. @a.
prlr0en einige 5tidden i&reioe IN
einen NIT @aiier gefiiaten StarOz
5glinoer gelegt uno einige 5ropfen
S6mefelidure 5ugegoiier. Mlsbalo
erfolgte cine 1ebbafte @asentmid=
lung. @s ftiegen 8laien bon Sob
leniaure auf. Scum fam 6ie grfld.
r1tng oeS gorgangs. Mn Die &ofel
fpur6en sic 8orte gei6rieben:
&reioe,, 4aH ur0 &oDle111anre,
6ar1nter 6hmefelial1re. SSn letde
begreiflider 8eiie fo1gte Die Mus-
einanoerfebnng: u9ie &retoe 1T ge=
piiermuben etne ebelide Werbtn=
oung; ser aalf lit an Sic &oblen-
faure %gebunoen. 90 fam afS 5to=
renfrieo sic .5hmefelia1re. Ser Salt
fabte ei1e gr0bere 3uteignng gu
oieier @aure, tre1tnte fi6 bon Der
@oblen}aare ln6 ging eine .r1el1e
gbe nit ser Shmefelfdl1re Elm, Ole
Sen Namen fbmefelianrer Salt ooel
Gips fubrt." Scum fer15eibnete Elm
5dmler treffenb 6ieien 8orgatg nit
Sen 8orte11: rGeB ib ia Ser retnitc
NomQn!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Ratbeberueigbeit.

grpfefor: n....Meine Serren, bic
Quft fann man 8tpar nidt ieben, -
dber {ie 1T bod ni9t 10 einfa6, apie
iie ausl9antl4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
. Muf Sc S.ngo. Dberfor.

~ Mu ser Sago. 9berfor.
iter: uSbnuberbafteg @etter!"
@ntsbeliBer:: vSa, penn mon 6as
81aue 10 bubib 5nm Simmel
rauf-lngen fonrtel" u.
g prub Ser @eisbeit.
Sc mebr Elm Mann ant Mbenb pGe.
{mnobeiten" trirtft5 beIto tpeniger bat
er am aroern Morgen fir ii6 felbit
ibrig.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

- 0bne- Mpparat. Doftor:
v@on ih Sbren @attet1 NIT &.
5trableu 6urh1eudten?"
Same: rGas lit nibt n0tig! SD
babe i'm i6on 1angit onrdi6ant."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

8ep. s. 9, @obn erbielt am
1esten Mttttpo6 Sic traurige 8ot=
fdoft BON benz erfolgten Nbleben
fetner Mutter, Grau Noiina Sobr
in 5temar0, Neb., Ste BORT i'm
Seine einer Todter perltarb. 01ep.
@obn retite benie.bsn Na6mittaq
rad Nebra8fa ab.
Die 8~eritorbene mar 70 Sabr. alt
nnb fdon felt benz @om1ner lei enb
gepeien. Wdbrsnb oeS lekten 500
natS butte fife fat ununterbro@en
rus 8ett bitten milien. SIR @atte
ting ibr Dor 3met Sabre11 III SEN
Sob boran. 5rau @obn NOR sic
Mutter bon 9 &t1oern, Sic Ste
Mlltter idmtli6 iib,reben. ToS
Acknowledgements fano am Gam taq
na1mtttag 2 nEr bon ser Metbo@
bitten Rirde in 9teparo aus itott
nnb Ste 8eiietung erfolgte auf fem
bortisen Trts0bofe, urter grober gez
tetlignng nnb peridtebene @eitltde
Der bena6barten Ortl6aften nah
men an bemielben tell. l@ep. 6ofn
febrte DRnstag. m:ttag na@ Ter
5nriif.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

- sc II If e ct @rnn6fob.
@em ser Mabfrltg nidt bon 1T,
lauft Sic @alle iber.
- -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

Serr uro Nrau S. g. Gtdten
tparen leks.e ISOLDE In 5tiQnaier,
no tie Dem Acknowledgements ION
Trau Gi6terS 8ater, Mugult 6 elz
far, t%etmobnten, tpel6er am Mortag
IN feinem bortigen 9eim itarb. 6rau
Gt6sen fpuroe am Counting abem
BON Ser fdweren Grfranfung ibrsS
ysater be nadri6tiat uno SEER ur1o
Trdn gti1ten retiteni iofort mad
@ttlpater alb uno tpetlten am 5iferz
bebett beS Baters, Der SOB >pur=
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
What Millionaire
Said About Sons

IN DISPOSING of the fve-mHliou-douar
estate which he had remaining at the
time Of his death after giring away hundreds
of thousands during his lifetime for philan-
thropic purposes and for the benefit of the
sciences and arts, Daniel Baugh stated in his
Wiu that he felt it incumbent upon him to
cut off his sons with $1,000 each because
of "their hostile and unflial attitude toward
their parents"
The sons, EdWin p, 1vho has since died,
and Paul Daniel Baugh who is now contest
ing the acill promptly declared privately to
members of the family that they arould fight
the fathers division of his estate, and
brought action.
Rather 1cas not of testamentary capacity
ut the time he dre1O the avul," they asserted,
"and 1t acas unlike him. He vas also in.
fuenced By our sister and her husband,
Benjamin Harris Brewster, Jr., and their
lawyer, Frank r. Saridge, aho was also
fathers larger.
I'VE shall fight. ~~--@ -@7srWs~
"Whut father is reported to hare put in
his uM about us and our 'unfliul attitude
is both foolish and untrue. He either did
not understand, or else are were misrepre.
sented to him at times.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30

son Paul, by his first wife. Mrs.
Josephine Fay Baugh, who before her
marriage to Paul in 1906 was n musi-
cal comedy actress. charged in suing
for a divorce from her dashing club
man husband with whom she lived for
eight years, IN beautiful home at
Merton, that he had subjected her TO
cruel and bnrbarous treatment" on
account of which she was compelled 10
leave him. She avcrred in her COM
plant that she was subjected to "such
indignities to her person as to render
her condition intolerable and her life
burdensome.
The case came to head at hearing,
on May 81. 1914. before Charles Bow
den, lawyer. as master, and Mrs.
Baugh obtained divorce and the GUS
tody Of her two children. She is living
at Asheville, y. c.. with the children.
Paul. however, who is known as a
good fighter. took all Of the circum-
stances of the will and his knowledge
and announced TO friends that he, for
one, did not intend to "stand for" the
treatment accorded him by his father,
which he designated as not only unjust,
but as unlike his father.
He declared that his sister, Mrs.
Brewster. and her husband. and their
lawyer, Mr.. Savidge, who was also his
fathers long time legal counselor, had
brought pressure and influence to bear
to cut him of from a larger share In
the estate.
lie engaged as counsel Jere ]. Crow
lev and William A. Gray. These law
yers we're engaged yesterday in taking
dcpositions and making arrangements
for a meeting with their client today to
prepare the plan of battle for tomorrow.
The surviving male of the Baugh line
expressed to his counsel his entire conf
dence that he could upset the will and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30

and great producing factor in the con.
cern, which earned many millions dur
ing the remainder of his lifetime.
At the moment the sons principal
object in life is to attack successfully
the will which disposed Of the residue
Of the millions won through his fathers
acumen and foresight. The will itself
was executed on June "a. 1920. and
was admitted to probate and letters tes-
tamentary were granted, shortly after
the multimillionaire's death. to Anna
Wills Baugh, the widow; Benjamin
Harris Brewster. Jr., son-in law, and
Frank II. Savidge, the executor and
trustees appointed by the instrument.
After the lapse Of nine months for
the admission Of the will to probate,
great surprise was caused on December
3 last, except among those who had
been advised privately of his intentions,
when the younger Mr.. Baugh filed an
appeal from the decision of the Regis.
ter in probating the document.
Lawyers explained that it was Gus.
tomary to file caveats with the Register,
when contests were contemplated. os
soon as will was sumitted for probate,
or Immediately after the will had been
| admitted. Three quarters of year
| passed before Mr.. Baugh decided to take
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30

The son, however. who is now con.
testing the last will and testament of
Daniel Baugh, has not plunged into
business TO the extent or with the force
of the parent. The latter won a great
business success from comparatively
small beginnings, having been with his
father and brother a CO. founder of the
firm of Baugh & Sons, in 1856. which
manufactured commercial fertilizer BY
n chemical process. Since 1883, Daniel
Baugh had been the controlling head
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
Baugh Was Man
OfLarge Affairs

DANIEL BAUGH Who according to his
~ luwyer. Frank r. Saridge, one of the
executors of the Baugh wiU "knew precisely
what he Wus about uhen he drafted his aUiU
IN the final form in Which 1t aras probated,
and carefully planned its contents avith de-
liberation and forethought, as affecting his
sOns," 1Cas one of Philadelphia's most public.
spirited citizens. He 1cas kno,Un Widely for
his benefactions and for his distinguished
services IN the promotion of the arts and
sciences. For many gears he 1Das president
of the Philadelphia Art Club, of achich he
1cas one of the founders.
He uas q director of the Girard National
Bank, the De;awure Insurance COmpany, the
Phdadelphia Bomse, the Philadelphiu Mu-
Seun1 and the Belt Line Railroad Companu.
He aras member for long of the Board of
Managers of the Howard Hospital and a
trustee of the Rush Hospital and of the JEFF
ferson Medical College and Hospital. For
the latter institution he purchased propertu
and equipped at cost of $500, 900 the Daniel
Baugh Institute of Anatomy of Jefferson
Medical College.
Mr. Baugh acas a member of the Pern,a-
nent Relief Committee and for twelye uears
president of the Sanitary Association. He
acas one of the founders of the Philadelphin
Medical Journal. He aUas the first president
OF the Art Federation, Which had for its
object the beautifcation of PHILADELPHIA and
the construction of q boulerard to Fairmount
Park. This body a0as merged with the
Parkray Association.
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With his late brother, Edwin T.
Baugh, when cut off with what he
regarded as a pittance by his multi
millionaire father, Paul decided to
wage a contest to upset the will
when he learned last March of its
contents at the time it was probated
in the courts.
The father was nearly eighty-five
years of age when he d.ed. and with
his father, grandfather and great
grandfather having been born near
Paoli, Chester County, Pa, was
man who had decided opinic' as to
what should be done with money.
He wanted the money he had
amassed in the course of a succe. s.
full career to be devoted to useful
public purposes, while at the same
time caring adequately for his
family.
He had family of three children,
Edwin +. Raugh. Paul D. and n daugh-
ter, Mrs. Benjamin II. Brewster. Jr.,
who lives in Baltimore. in addition to
his wife. Mrs. Anna Wills Baugh, to
consider in making disposition of his cs-
tate.
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SON, HIT TZWWzZL, ENDS HONEYlNOON TO FIGHT
FOR Share Nv DANIEL BAUGHS FIVE N/ZL/O

the two sons during their lives, with re-
version of the principal Of the two funds
to their issue after death. The income
from the remainder of the two thirds
portion Of the residuary estate is to be
paid to the daughter, Mrs. Brewster,
which makes her the largest single bene.
fciary. Her children will receive her
portion after her death.
Out Of Paul Daniels share allotted
by the father, that Is, the income from
the $500, 900 for life, which at 9 per
cent would be $4,000 year. the
testator provided that his sons children
should also be cared for. The will reads
on this head:
"All bcquests Of income herein to my
son, Paul Daniel Baugh, are made
upon the express condition that he
shall amply provide for the mainten-
ance of his two children, Daniel and
Eleanor. If, in the sole judgment Of
the guardian for the said children, he
shall fail at any time to provide suf-
ficiently for them, my said trustees, In
addition to any other sums payable
under this will to said children or their
guardian, shall make direct to the
guardian what. in the absolute dis
cretion OF said guardian, shall be con.
sidered by him proper payment of in
come for their maintenance, and de-
duct said payment from the amount
Of income payable to my said son here.
after"
The stipulations in the will that
finally led Paul Baush and his brother