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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
MILK FOR CHILDREN

HOW should one 60 about choosing the right milk for children 8, iC and i2 years of age, in . city where several different grades of milk ore supplied9 Casks 6 reNderl We use large quantities of raw milk from an accredited herd regularly tested for tuberculosis and Rang's disease but recently we have Bon Told CBen get around as alwaysD we take many chances of contracting un- dulant fever, septic sore throat and other diseases by using raw nilk and that we should use only pas teurized milk, especially for the children. (R. 0. D.
 R. o. D. adds that the children dislike the taste Of pasteurixed milk but are fond of the raw milk, but that he wants to do what is best for the health and safety of his family,
 For many years I have enjoyed the next best treat to raw milk fresh from the COW, milk before it has had time to cool, Grade A Raw milk from tuberculin-tested and Bang-tested herd. It Is . premium milk, costing, I believe, the same amount as Certified milk costs. never cared so much about pasteu- riRed milk, altho I doubt could distinguish by taste alone a sample of pasteuri2ed milk (milk that has been par-bolled, heated to ia6 de- grees '. for thirty minutes to kill any disease germs 1t may contaln) from Q sample of ordinary raw mlS or Grade A raw or Certified milk, Probably R, Q. D.'s children can tell the difference by taste alone certainly Q good many people can, Yet somehow I have enjoyed drink ing Grade A Raw from tuperculin- tested and Bang.tested COWS via milk-truck and refrigerator almost as much as, in the halcyon days, l enjoyed driving sixteen miles to sec the faithful old collie bring the cows from the woods across the streams down In tho valley, up the green hills to the barns where stood ct the bedside-at the cow- side ready to alp Into the pail as soon as the first quart or two per- mittod--oh, boy, I'd drive . thous- and miles and walk 30 for the chance to reeapture that thrill now,
 If I were R. c. D. I'd keep on giving the children large quantities of the raw milk from tuberculln- tested and Bang-testet cows.
 Formerly I recommended Certl- fled milk for people who can afford it, especially for infants, invalidS and young children. Certified milk Is the-or was the pureSt raw milk available. But in recent years some producers Of Certified milk have evidently lost faith In 1t them. selves, for considerable number Of them now acknowledge that the milk requires pasteuri2atlon. If milk must be par-boiled or paSteur- iZed to make it safe for infants, children, invalids or anybody, then I'd as soon have the cheapest kind of milk the market affords, and personally I'd prefer to buy the milk as fresh as possible and scald It myself-that Is, bring 1t to Q boil for just one minute-yhieh, In my opinion, makes any ordinary mar ket milk perfectly safe for Infant, child, invalid or adult, whether the milk Is nondescrpt from Q neigh boring farm or dairy, from the Vil- lage store or market, or whether 1t bears q Grade A or Grade B label or no label at all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01

Now 0 chatty letter is one that goes Into q lot of detail about a lot of unimportant facts, For in- stance, Q girl bent on writing Q chatty letter might mention that she had Q new permanent wave that she went to the club dance last week and saw So.ard-s0 and sos and-so, that the weather was good or bad, etc., etc. "CHATTY LETTERS" ARE
 FOR CASUAL FRIENDS
 It might be the kind of letter that would appeal to Q friend, pure. ly platonic, or to an interested old unable, or even to Q fond mother or father. But 1t would almost certain ly bring 6 sigh of boredom to on eager sultor away at camp, hoping to hear, I'm terribly lonesome now that you've gone to camp" and lots more in the same vein.
 The charm expert evidently knows more about charm than about young love, if she doesn't know that when young man receives letter from his girl tor vice versa) he hurr!es through the news" to get to the part that tells how much she misses him and how glad she'll be when he gets back and how things aren't any fun with him gone.
 The charm experts Idea was that c cheerful, chatty letter from Q girl to her young man would cheer him up, and Q "wish-you.were- let- ter would make him sad and horle- sick.
 But any girl, who has Q young man to whom her letters matter, is wise enough in tho ways of love to know that the most heartening news one lover can write to an. other Is, Darling, miss you"
 So it's . safe bet Uncle Sam's soldiers won't be getting any chat. ty letters-except from their moth- CTS and maiden aunts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
FREEDMAN WINS MacDO LOWELL AWARD

Stanley Freedman, well known local pianist, who has appeared with the Hartford Symphony orchestra and the Gordon String quartet, has been named the winner of the l04i Mcdowell club award This award Stipulateg Q New York debut reclted to an outstanding American pianist, MT. Freedman, . graduate Of the local schools, iS the son of Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Freedman of Cooke street.
 He has been heard in recital many times in this city, also elsewhere. Mir. Freedman,s New York recital date will be announced soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
. MODERN MENUS
Good Neighbors" Give
 Elegant Buffet Suppers
BY MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX (NEA Service Stan Wrlter)

Our Latin American good neigh. bors give rather elegant evening parties.
 Latin America Is much in the news these days. For your next party, why not serve Q supper with good nelghbor accent? Rich salads, ices and sweets are important, They often serve pineapple Ice in tall SheFbet cups with a ring of flower petals under each stem. That's a novel and beautiful hint for oui hoStesses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01

c. My oven-haked white potatoes are always SO soggy. Please tell me how to bake them so they will be mealy.
 A. Perhaps you bake them too long. Stick fork in them and If 1t goes through the potatoe easily, they are done. The skin should be crack ed or pierced with fork when they are taken from the oven to let out the steam. If you have good baking potatoes, such as Idaho potatoes, this should remedy the trouble you arc having.
 c. My household plants are cov- cred with lice. How can I eradicate them?
 A. A soapsuds bath is effective for light attacks, but for severe cases use a spray consisting of nicotine sulphur and soap emulsion.
 e. I have lots of brass and pew ter dihses, and polishing them is a nuisance. Is there a simple way to clean them?
 A. Use a mixture of salt and vinegar, and rinse in clear water.
 e. I have some fine old lace that is very much rumpled. Can you prescribe 8 treatment that will make 1t look like new?
 A. Laces can be restored very nearly to their original finish by dipping in skinned milk or whey. Be sure that all the milk fat has been removed, a sit causes grease spots. Stretch the lace over a smooth surface to dry, and leave it unironed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01

Bosses are as eager to hire good typietS as you are to be hired-so why not learn the accurate touch system?
 You can at hogneI A chart shows you where to put your fingers; ex- ercises quickly get you used to the keyboard.
 The Idea in touch typing is for each finger to have a home key' from which 1t reaches to other keys. Home keys" for left hand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
MAYoNNAISE OF FOUNDER
 AND SHRIMP

NAh OlNNhhSG VF fAVOkNbEske
 AND SHRIMP
 Serves { to @
 One pound poached flllets of hunder, 1 pound cooked shrimp or cans shrimp, juice large lemons, 1 teaspoon minced parsley, 1 tea- spoon minced basil or tarragon (optionaD. sliced tomatoes, Iceberg lettuce, thick Inayonnaise, 1 small bottle stuffed olives, halved hard boiled eggs, rolled anchovies.
 Poach the fish by siinmering 10 minutes in salted water containing l tablespoon of lemon juice; then drain, sprinkle with lemon juice and herbs, cool and cut in halves.
 Chop half the shrimp; add lemon juice and herbs, then chill. Blend with mayonraise and add a little finely shredded lettuce. Put the fiunder on a platter. Top each piece smoothly with shrimp salad, and cover with lnayonnaisc. Decorate each portion with an olive. Sur round with the hard cooked eggs topped with mayonEaise and an anchcvy, slices of tomato and border of finely shredded lettuce and par- sley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
WE. THE wosgEN-
-Vf7z1 nm VVU77I-7777 Go Ahead, Girls, Say
 You Miss Him
RY RUTH MTELETT

Girls are getting Q lot of advice today on what to say and what not to say in their letters to soldiers.
 Some Of the words of caution are good and some not SO good. But about the worst advice yet comes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01

from O "cllnrlll expert" who tells the girls that such sentences as "I miss you SO, dear" "last night the moon. light was SO beautiful" an d I'm terribly lonesome ow tn at ou've gone to camp" are taboo, and that girls should for get the moon an d make their let- Al A..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01

ONE of the most useful Christmas gifts find smoker
 seod lighter First thought this year of course goes to the men in the service Hence the wndger being by the naval ocer at upper left It has disappearing windhed which guar antees light the breezy bridges of warshp And naturally
 the lighter just handy for soldier lad in the field lighter the pipe smoker upper tip gn that like hold favote pipes And want to town With desk lighter for fav oe rising executive there's the shown ct bottom which combined with handsome glaSStopped cigarette cabinet This holds 50 cigarettes with special compartments for the popular kings s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
LATIN AMERICAN BUFFET
 SHIPPER MENN

Acyacado canapes, anchovy ca. naples, mayonnaise Of Aunder with shrimp, pineapple ice, cookies, coffee, panoeha.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
Ldtest Styles
WOMAN,S REALM Lo
'IIEAILTH
Hoze, TO Keep WeH
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
(TO Be continued)

dIscussed th coumn Letters unsuitable o VII se nn..Fed confidence Write Miss chatasld care this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
Of Interest to Women

five you hOuHehelA problem tO AOlVee Write ySuF question clearly. RlgD yOuP naUne and nds stamp and mnII Co The WOmnM'A GcdItOF. Washington Service UuPcnU Of The Waterbury bbemOcFnt, I0iH 18th Street, WnAhInKlOn, D, (" for c personal reply. Don't teIcDhOnct WFlte Hs directed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
Caroline Chatfield
UnanswerabIe Questions.
Sars Todagy
Title Registered. U. 5. Patent office


 unanswered letters all rom they break their husbands of the asking if 1t possible for man to love n vie ana and wreck her nerves by ncant npADns satisfactorily postpone the evil trying contribution make to She subject to rehash what have rea observed ana heard h On yersation who have had the experience
 6 course drinking relative term But he's probably his wife asking Tor hep Whetner began gestre burning desire be one Of the party 70 participate show himself good sport or as an escape from worry disappointment In love- or guilty dcy bottle for refuge is getting bigger ana bigger But the end not yet for weak man With the drink ha . with bad Of acohohSn cnfonlc aou which than other except those diagnosed ncurabe and fatal
 strange man has before admits he has drink And he passed 70 admissions aren't important unless they include willingness him where he be cured God and science him. But ts hard tO expose him Co either or both
 Plenty plenty send her false trails at the truth about her husbands drinking Here's man honest with her She believes him implicitly tells her that he drinks because social life requires It, or drinks business or and could quit time he wanted to, she falls for It.
 doesn't love her he caIms otherwise humae her and her In panic @bcut the often friends humour his appetite Then when her implOr- fail and the husband drinking get a the me and walls besses him out threat This the she does # she lives by in lives emotions and doesn't her reasoning Truth weckng his health, ruining his drink help firmly n mind ready with her for sueng M saving her family and making the best of drinking husband. CAROLINE CHATFIEl4D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
ToMoRRow's MENU

BREAKFAST: stewed pears, soft boiled eggs, whole-wheat toast, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-01

LUNCHEON: Black bean soup with sliced hard boiled eggs and lemon, enriched bread, panocha, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Tomato juice, beef liver stew with herbs, baked poe tatoes, broccoli, apple pie, milk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Attys. Lewis. RowIette 4 Brown
1893 ~. Antoine ~.
No. 3Ss. sgO

STATE or MICHIGAN tie Pro-
bats Court for the County Of
Wa ne.
j. the Matter Of the Estate Of
CHARLES HANTsON. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that an
creditors o. said deceased arc re-
CURED 10 presen, their claims IN
writing and under oath 70 said
Court a. the Probate Ofii-e in the
CITY q Detroit in said County. ana
n serve copy thereof upon c
HENRI LEWIS. JR.. Administrator
o. said estate. az 100 81. Antoine
Street. Detroit. Michigan. on or be-
fore the thirtieih day Of April. AID.
isfi. and that such claims will be
heard by said court before Judge
THOMAS c MURPHY In cour,
Room No SOC. wayne County Build.
INK IN the City OF Detroit. in said
county on the thIriieth dav OF
April. AD.. 1871. 81 two O'Clock IN
the afternoon.
Dated February 70. Al. 1871
THOMAS G. MURPHY.
Judge Of Probate
Published In Detroit Tribune
once in each week for three weeks
successlyely. within thirty DAYS
from the date hereof.
s.i-s-27.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15

Chas. Campbell, Lawyer
aSSI FrSkine ~.

STATE or MICHIGAN be Cir
cult Court for The County OF y ayre
in Chancery.
AGNES RANKIN. Plairll. vs..
THOMAS RANKIN. Defendant
At ssion 90 sa.1 court held
IN the city ~ Ds'roi, or the loth
day % Feb 1891
Present The HON. ADOLPH ?.
MARsCHNER. Circuit Judge.
Il satisfactorily appearing By az
hdavit on Gle thai defendant is not
residsn' OF the state % Michigan
bur resides AZ ihs 40 & Camp. Or
land Park Illinois.
II is ordered tha, he appear here
In within three months from The
date o. this order or the bill ~
complaint aief herein may he taxi
On a. confessed ard that order be
served and published according n
law snd a copy thereof mailed 10
the defendant a. he last known
address
ADOI.PH p. MARsCHNER.
Circuit Judge.
a True Copyi
CAsPAR ]. LINGEsfAN. Clerk.
BY J. 2. GRACE,
Deputy Clerk s.i--4-i2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Finest 4. Mitchell
"a, 4. AdAms Ave.

SAFE o. MICHIGAN ias Pro
ss-s Ce--' 20 ne Co-r,F c. wsyas
M. s>S-sls
~ ne Nsi-s~ u The Es.a.e Q.
rio.S a JOHNSON. Deceased
>-tss = hereby give, ;1zs al
creators @. sad deceased sc re-
az A. . prsssz; t1s.- claims. y
src uncer ca'k 70 ss.1
c .-- s. re Probate O5ics II TIE
C,e 6. re,ro.t. II sa.t co--;y, ard
4. Serve copy iEs-sc. upon AG-
MS Johnson. adz.z.s;ra.rlx wits
w. r. a-nexe. % sad estats az
tst. X -sv Ave " De.-c., Mich
.Es- Z az before the St,s day q.
wa Al 1871 snd 'Ast suck
-s r.il ~ head ~ sad court
sstss J.dse JOSEPH =. MrR-
Ply L. Cor; Room sls Wsyrs
G -v R-.,t.rs Il ihs CT o. De-
sad coua;y. c. ire s.ia
1s Mag Ap 1871 a; ,So
d toe AFTERNOON
-z-ss rst.as~v 81 Ap 1ss.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Jrtrs 9. Probate
7sAet 81 Defcc.t T..51rs
ri saca week :os three weeks
s. sssirs's within 's;-,v days
. ~ ss,s tsrec. c-i-4-t.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Atty. VIM. V. Banks.
AS T.. Vernon Highway
STATE or MICHIGAN.
County Of WAYNE. SIS
W. 2S9.g1s

rffN = 'FN@fhf
Al a session Of the Probate CouIl
Tor said County OF WAYNE hei .
The Probate Court Room n The CIV
oi Detroit. on the fifth dav q Fs',
ruary in the year one 'hou'a1'
nine hundred and forty-one
Present: PATRICK II. OBRlEN'
judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Es'a'e %
MARGARET SMITH. Deceased.
on reading and fling the ret''lo..
Of CHARLES COLE praying Wv
administration OF said estate q
granted to WILLIAM v BANKS OF
some other suitable person
II is ordered. That The iTenv.
fifth day Of March. next Al y, \,
O'Clock in the forenoon a. sn'
Court Room he appointed FOR ne"
ing said petition -,
And Il Is further Ordered. lp. =,
a copy OF this order ne nublis"...
taree successive weeks previous !,
said time of hearing. in The pe'. =
Tribune. a newspaper printed -, !,
circulating IN said Comfy
Wayne.
PATRICK II. o'BRlsM ".
Judge Of ProD'"
A True Copy
ALFRED L. VINCENT.
Deputy Probate Register.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
Ati'. Chas. Y. Perkins.
-. =. Warren A,e

STATE OK MICHIGAN in the
c'rr-t Court fof the County Of
Washs IN Chsnesry
JESSE LEAvELLS. pia.nun vs
OLIVIA LEANEiI.s Defendant
NJ. $685.
- q session o, said Com, held
AZ We e7lr House in The civ n
l'f'r oa The 18Th day o. Feb
AID 1871.
present Honorable ADOLPH F.
MAkStHNER Circuit Judge
" ms Gauss. 3. appearing BY A.
hda'i' ~ fle thar tho defendant,
o'iria LsaysNs cannot he served
by process out q, this Court a. she
= ro' = resident OF n. state ~
Michigan bl' resides IN ne civ ~
= Lo1s County ~ 81 Louis and
stare ~ Missouri
On MOTION or CHARLES p
fEhhiNS. attorney for plajn,ss
IT Is ORDERED THAT the ds.
'enaant Olivia Lssveils. appear
and answer the Bnl OF Complaint in
lnis cause within three months
IRON ,ae date Of his order. or tha,
'a'a hil Will be taken as confessed
ana 'ha' this order b. pnblisbsd
according 10 Jaw and a ,o,v ~.
~ pe SERVED upoa tie defendant by
feFi''ered mail az required nv law
ApoiPH ?. MARscHNFR
Circuit Judge
"a True Cop,l
tAsPAR J LINGEMAN. c,ers
By ? J DUBEY.
Deputy Clerk. a-aa-4.k
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
No. 20S.6s0
ORDER TO APPEAR

A. session % the above en-
,i'led Cour, held ia the County
Building IN The City Of Doirol.
County o, WAYNE. and state o.
Michigan. ;his thirteenth day q
February. A p 1871
Present HONORABLE. AD0LpH
r MARscHNER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof appearing by
AFFIDAVIT thar the Defendant, Al
THEA BARLOW. is nor a resident
n The state Of Michigan. bur thai
her las, known address was al
No 70i-4th street AR Arbor
Michigan. which was IN The year
1925, and g. appearing further. that
the present address Of The Defen-
dan, Is 70 the Plaintiff unknown.
On motion Of WILLIAM T. PAT
RICK. SR.. Counsel for the Plain
tn. T. IL Ordered that the Defen-
dan,. ALTHEA BARLOW. enter
her appearance. either in person
Or by Attorney. within three
months from the date heroi or
The Bill ~ Complaint will be taken
as confessed against her.
II - Further Ordered that a true
copy Of fhls order be- sent 20 the
last known addfe-s OF the Defen-
danf postage prepaid, registered
letter. return receipt requested
and that the said order be pub
lished according 20 law.
ADOLPH r. MARsCHNER,
Circuit judge.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR ]. LTNGEMAN, Clerk.
By J r. GRAYCE.
Deuufv Clerk 2-21--4-t.
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JOSEPH 4 MURPHY
Intrs n. = nn.. 9
Any. Anthony Nelson
5Is Hammond Bldg.
NJ. aS3. loo

STATE or MlrHlGAN
Counts G. WAYNE VS.
A, session ctfh ree't C
t,r said Count Fl Ma. rsli a.
~. Probate Co4 Room 2 81
of Detroit or ne ,wsa'. -,e- cas-
- Febglasy u ne yeas one i.cl-
sand nine hlndrei an ,ccf-0re.
Present Thcnas G MssTsy
judge o. Pfoba,e
IN tie Matte 9. DE catsst &:
name q E1wsfa = Kasov.t a.
e1l!,
Ga reading ard a.us 'ae pe,.,lon
d, ne said Edward a. Kssos.e
PRAYING That his name he r-stesa
70 Edward a. Ka-'9n
l. is ordered Tnsr tie t0eI,t-
e.shfh day 81 April neai q, zen
O'Clock il tue forsno.r A. said
Colt; Room he appointed .or hear
.ns said peii'lnn
And b Is fesihsr oidsfe. Taa'
rosy Of this order 81 p@hisaet
three consecutive weeks previous
20 said time o. hsar.nr. ia ire De-
ffo.t Tribune. a rewspspsr printed
and circulating n said County o..
WAYNE
THOMAS c. MURPHY
Judge o. Probate
"a true copyj
RAY HAFELi.
Deputy Probate ReEister.
-
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VI. sol.lsf
ORDER on PUBLICATION

Ava sess.1- q. said ce1., hel6 q,
col-; House IN he Cry ot De-
s .,t1 day o, js-1sry.
r~ HOS GEORGE = " r.
IHT JUICE
pros. Ny sa
s. slno' s.
vEat SKATE ~ COZ.
-es.tss and ~
weftesa urSao~r
4s Known residence vss 81
rs.,c. ~.rss- Ci.v os ps'-o.
ros,y * wsyne AID sac Z.
81 sr
- MgTIoN or LEWIS. Rcn
LITE d BROWN. ATTORNEYS .e-
IT is ORDERED TIA; tae
aefel E.uira Ricaa7lso-. r.
-4- ~ appearance IN saii cause p
-i0ra three ,3t mon.as m
re la-e 60 this order or The n..
i. Complain. aied herein ray ha
fak4r as confessed and thai 81
ests D. published a1i fc
'hereo. served upon the det'rts-'
ny registered mall. as reqlifsc rs
law IL such case made and rroei.-
et
GEORGE 3 vi hPHY
Circuit Ju e
a Trls Copy
r.cps- r.sfe r~saN. Ctr~i.
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ANY,. Lewis. Rowletie 4 Brown
i,Ou -. Antoine ~.
M. 3S>.56i

STATE or MICHIGAN
cmnfr &, WAYNE s
~ a .ess on % the 7 cogr|
W SAID Co-nty of WAY held 4
'as psohate Cour, Room ;as ci1
noroii on the iwsr'r Gay 4
FEBRUARY III ne year one ao1ssri
ra hundred fcr'y-on
vessni Thomas G.. Na-paI
ls.s' Of Probate.
IL ,he Matter o. ths late \
Wi.'iam Naxfeii. Dece..
ON reading and fling n ps't'1
@, jane \. NERAL p,s "a 'si'
administration Of sad o's's =
lanifd 10 himself o. so7 ois''
table person
j j. ordered Thar ',' vfr'''
.alrfA day o. Aprn mex ~
o'clock IN the forenoon a. "a
Court Room be appointed n, asM'
lnr said petition
And z Is further Orde Il'I
q copy 81 this order he Tlsl'ln
three successive weeks r.sf ca' %
said time 81 hearing. IN 'as ~
'~oit Tribune a newsplpe- prarl
and circulating IN said County o
Wayne.
THOMAS {. M RPHY
Judge @, Prosi'
"a True Copyl
ALFRED l.. VINCENT
Deputy Probate Reeisfef
49,,
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Atfys. simmons 4 Bib
- Gratlnt l,c

STATE or NlCHIGAN J. TIE
circuit Cour' .o- the County a
Wayne ~ CAsncery
ROBERT LEE Couch. Pia.r'.,.
vs.. EsSlE LEE COUCH Defendant,
A. session .. said Court held
in The Cou-, House fl The CRY o,
De,roi. Michigan on the s'h day
q. FEB. A D.. 1871
Present Honorable Atolph =.
Marschres Circui, Judge
In this cause ~ appearing from
affidavit on f,e That after diligen;
search and inquiry It cannot be
ascertained IN what state CT corn-
try the defendant resides
On no ION o, Simmons and Bihb
ATTORNEYS for Plaintt
II IS ordered that Esse Lee
Crouch. appear and answer the BIZ
Of complain, hlsd ir this cause
within three months from he date
this crdtr or said bill Kill be taxi
en- az confessed azains, her
II is further ordered that a oopy
NJ this order be published according
TO law n the Detroit Tribune and
also tina, cory Of this order be
sent by registered mail 70 sad de-
'endan' 70 her lss, known address.
Route 4. BOX %. Butler. Georgia
ADOLPH =. MARscHNER
Circuit Judge
GA rue copy
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN
Clerk