davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-11-12
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Sixty-six years ago a British ex-
plorer visited Kerguelen Island and
later gave the world an account Of
strange birds he found there.
Kerguelen Island is far down in
the southern part Of the Indian
Ocean, and the strange birds are
known as "sheathbills.
They would hardly get out of
my way when 1 walked among
them" the explorer reported. They
seemed to be greatly interested in
me. When I sat on a stone IL OF
them came up close to look me over.
They walked all around me,
coming almost within reach. Others
flew up from more distant rocks to
Join them, and alighted to have
good stare"
Since that time, much more has
been learned about the sheath-bills
They are found on various other
islands of the southern ocean, in
and around the Antarctic region
It's cold down that way!
Sheath-bills have snoW-w h i e
feathers. In size and form they
may be compared with plovers,
pigeons and seagulls, and it seems
they are in some way related to
each of those birds.
To make their nests sheath-bills
60 to an island and find a hole
amid rocks, or else q hole which
Evening star., 1941-11-12
-Antorctic Birds Work Trick on Penguins

them with most of their food. They
also eat Shrimps and crabs, along
with the eggs of other kinds of
birds.
We are told that some sheath
bills work a special trick when they
go forth 10 steal eggs from pen
gums. A mother penguin lays only
one egg, but stands guard over 1t.
The "gangsters of the south" as
they have been called. work in
pairs. One of them gets in front
OF mother penguin and screams
in her face. A penguin seems al
ways to be ready for an "argu-
ment.' so Mrs. Penguin steps for
ward a bit and talks away in pen
guin fashion.
Meanwhile the other "gangster"
slips behind the mother penguin
and picks up the egg. In moment
both birds are in flight, and the
penguin-which cannot f1y-isnt t
able to follow them.
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Evening star., 1941-11-12
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word of the Week

NV women readers are going to
hate me for this but accuracy i'm
pels me to warn them that the
material MORE should never be
spoken of as "moe-RAY."
Ten million women at this mo-
ment perhaps are saying: The
mans mad!" But this is one time
when a mere man will have the
last word. The noun MORE, a
French corruption of the English
word mohair, is a word of one syl-
liable only. The dictionaries list
these choices:
First choice: MWAHR.
Second choice: MORE.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
LETTER-OUT

spell word
opposite
from which you removed LeeedOut
correctly it's grimy.
Answe to Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
Letter-Out
ADVERSE-SEARED
ROSARIES-ARISERS them
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. makes positive satement).
Co SACRING-GRAINS Gamers meal ckeD
CID INSPHERE-REPINES complains.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
There's No Rot in Pro Rotu

First choice: MWAHR.
Second choice: MORE.
Evening star., 1941-11-12

Nine accepted dictionaries, Brit
ish and American. were consulted
in an attempt to find sanction fol-
the commonly heard proc RAT
nh" The RAT" pronunciation
simply doesn't exist. so far as the
dictionaries are concerned. They
give us these alternatives:
First choice: proc RAY-tuh.
Second choice: proc RAH-tuh.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accented
Evening star., 1941-11-12
It's Hard to Believe

Juarez: The word LETTUCE has
a queer look to me. Can you give
the origin of the word?-R. j.
Answer: Lettuce is traced di-
rectly to the Latin word LACTICS.
which means of all things
milk!
It's hard to believe that one may
literally expect old Sooky to give
a bucket of lettuce when she is
MIXED, but it's true!
WHAT Is YOUR PRONOUNCING I. O.
In response TO hundreds OF requests
have reprinted my PRONOUNCING TEST
NO. FOUR. If you missed this test when
II was first offered a few months ago
ing I. @. and that of Your friends and
family. Test No Four contains separate
tests for men, women and children. Send
stamped t3-centt, Self-addresSed en-
velope to Frank Colby. in care Of The
Evening Star. Ask for free PronouncinE
Test No. Four. Requests cannot be filled
unless self-addressed envelopes bear cor
rect amount of postage.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
New York is second largest tea
port in the world and the United
States is second only to the United
Kingdom in the quantity of tea
imported annually.
Evening star., 1941-11-12

was scraped out by petrels and
then left vacant. In each nest the
mother bird lays from one to three
eggs.
Sheath-bills fly hundreds Of miles
over the ocean, but they do not
know how to swim and they dare
not dive. Their feet are not
webbed, which explains why they
aren't able to swim.
Yet they find seaweed at the sur
face of the water. and 1t supplies
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
MedGllG para su majer

La Sra. George Weller, sr. es
una "viuda de las logias", cuyo
paciente entendimiento es debi-
damente appreciate. Mr.. Weller,
un miembro de 81 organizacio-
mes civicas y fraternales, ha re-
suelto condecorar a su mujer,
Elena, con una medalla de plata
en- Ell trigeSimo aniversario de
su enlace. Mas de 300 amigos
han sido invitadOs.
"Yo he asistido a reunion2s,
mitines, cast tcdas las nOches de
mi vida, y una mujer que sOpor-
ia ESQ bien merece una media
lla",
Muchas mujeres latinas me-
recen medallas de esa clase por
cuanto elias son "viudas" de jun
tas, tenidas y hasta de las mesas
de domino de ~nuestras socieda-
des.
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

luz y no chocan con los obstacu-
is. Los murci6lagos, segdn ell
experimento de Harvard, emf
ten gritos o chillidos superpene-
trantes-demssiado altos para
cue los oidos humanoS puedan
cirlos--y por ellos pasan a ira
yes de la obScuridad. Estos girl
toS forman ell eco de los obs
taculos y los ecos avisan a los
murci6lagos. Con este invisible
G inaludible "rayo de sonido,"
los murci6lagcs pueden ejecytar
complicadas maniobras a traves
de redes de alambres y sin cho-
car con ellos,
Algunos de los nuevos instru
mentoS de la aviaci6n creese
uSan un sistema similar al desa-
rrollado tan efectivamente por
IA naturaleza en- Ell murcielago.
ESp6rase que ell conocimiento
Obtenido por los estudios de Har
ward pueda utilizarse para fu-
turas aplicacione8 en- Ell progra-
ma aerac de armamentos.
Los cientificos habian sospe-
chado por algdn tempo que los
murcielagos Sc guiaban por me-
do de los oidos. Los experiment
tos realizados demuestran que
el DIR no eS solamente esencial
en- Ell volar a ciegas, sine que
taml5i5n ofrece la primera prue-
ba de que ell vuelO aparentemen-
te sin ruido de un murci6lago eS
acompanado por I'm clamOr de
chilidoS penetranteS. Para estu-
diar estos sOnidos les experiment
tadOres usaron aparatoS inveu-
tados por Ell professor G.. w.
Pierce, de los laboratories de fl
/ sica de Harvard. Revelaron les
9paratcs que los mas altos chilli
dos del murcielago producer
$4,000 vibraciones por segundo.
Fsto Sc halla mas ALA del alcan-
ce del dido humane, ell cual bajo
las circumstances mas favora-
bles, puede solo escuchar soni-
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
T U QUE PERJUDI-
CAN

I'm autor va entrado en- amos,
que in1tilmente ha intentado
colOcar sus producciones, logr6
por fin, recurriendo a la cuerda
sentimental, que lie ~aceptasen u
ma comedia en- una compania GU
va primera actriz tiene un cora
z6n de orc.
Ell director artistico, al como
Ger ell atraco, Sc opuso inmedia-
ia y terminantemente a su total
realization.
Els tan trabajador...-supli
caba la actriz, en- defensa del es-
critor.
-iY ESQ que importa? Des-
graciadamente para todoS 10 Sc
guira siendo...
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
Murio la mujer que podia so
portar ell bombardeo

Despues de que la actual
guerra comenz6, la Sra. Allan
Greenwell, de 67 amos, una a.
buela que podia viajar y esta-
ba acostumbrada a hacerlo,
recibi6 numeroSas cartas de
su hija, Sra. George Fite Wal
tiers, esposa del escultor del
mismo nombre, pidiendole sc
marchase de Inglaterra hacia
un pals SECURE. Pero la amelia
ma lie contestaba: "Yo puedo
aguantar o soportar ell bonn
bardeo, como 10 hacen los O.
tros.55
Nno guerra salir de su pa
tria. FL jueves pasado la Sra.
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
DECLARE Ell PRESIDENTE
ROOSEVELT ANTE Ell CON-
GRESO QUE JAMAS Sc HA
VISTA LA NACION TAN A
MESNAZADO COMO AHORA
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdgJ

conferences actos de guerra
Cuando los dictadores esten
listos para hacernos la guerra
haran 10 que hicieron en- Bel
gica, Holanda, Noruega y o.
tros paises. Ellos solo tienen
un interes en- ell derecho inter-
nacional, su propio interes.
FL future de las generacio-
mes americans depende de la
ayuda que demos a la demo :
cracia.
Debemos prepararnos para
hacer sacrifices, por cuanto
peligra la existencia de la ma
ci6n.
A los traidores Y creadores
de disturbios, debemos aver
gonzarlos con ejemplos pa
tri6ticos.
Hay que luchar para con-
servar en- la America la vida
del a democracia. La revolu-
ci6n social es hoy un factor
en- ell mundo. Nosotros veni :
mos hacienda la revolution
desde que ell pals Sc fundo,
con un sistema de igualdad pc
Utica, de oportunidades para
toos; conservando las liberia
des civiles y gozando de lo'
b~eneficios del d~esarrollo ciei
tifico, simbolos de esta nacior
en- ell mundo moderno.
70 pido al Congreso mejo'
ras econ6micas para la vejez
y los que carecen de trabajo
mayor cuidado medico; mejoi
sistema para dar trabajo.
Dijo que America miraba
La gaceta., 1941-01-06

hacia ell future y luchaba por
ell mantenimiento de la liber-
en- TODD ell mundo: libertad pa
tad de palabra y de expression
ra adorar a Dios, voluntaria-
mente, ell TODD ell mundo; Ii
bertad que facilite un -entendi-
miento econ6mico, en- benefi-
clio de todos, durante la paz;
libertad sin tenor en- ell mum
do, de modo que ninguna ma
ci6n sea agredida pOr su We
Gina.
Las bases de un nuevo Or
den Moral, como ell nuestro,,
son obtenibles lejos de la tira
MIA.
Estamos empenadOs en- una
Revolution sin opresores y sin
campos de concentration.
La naci6n ha puesto su des-
tinoen las manos, cabeza y CO.
razones de sus millones de ciu-
dadanos, y sostiene su liber-
tad bajo la mano de Dios. Con
,unidad de prop6sito, la victo-
ria es segura.
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
TEATRO CASINO
ia Canci6n del MilagrO"

Jose Mojica, ell famoso tenor
mejicano, sera escuchado hoy en-
este teatro, como interprete de
la aplaudida pelicula LA Can
ci6n del Milagro."
Mojica es uno de los mejores
tenores de la America Latina y
asf Sc reconoce por todos los cri-
ticos.
FL programa es insuperable,
La cinta americana anuncia-
da por Glamour lleva ell tftulo
de "Sur Hasta Karanga."
La nOticias son tambien habla
das en- espanol.
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
Padre e Hija

En- Wilmington, Delaware, la
semana pasada Sc caSaron, en- 81
en- ell mismo dia w. Donovan y
su hija Mabel. Los case ell mis-
mo ministro, en- una dcble cere-
monia, en- la Tglesia Lincoln CT
ty Metrodist. La hija pas6 a ser
la esposa de Richard Stevenson
Y despues el padre pas6 a ser ell
esposo de Miss Jean Heath, de
Milford,
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
UN BOLETIN DE LA SOCIE-
DAD eel BIEN PUBUICO"

Temporalmente mientras du-
re la epidemic que azota nuestra
ira comunidad, las consultas es-
taran modificadas en- la forma
siguiente:
Lunes: de 7 DR.. A. A. Cor
zalez.
Martes: de 6 a 7, DR.. A. Ro
que.
Microbes: de 6 a 7, DR..
Hernandez.
Jueves: de 6 a 7, DR.. R. Ro'
que.
Viernes: de 6 a Z, DR.. A. A
Gonzalez.
Sabado: de 6 a z, DR.. j. Her
nandez.
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
Ell ProbLema del Murci6lngO

Ante la Sociedad Americana
de Zoologos, Robert Galambos y
Donald R. Griffin, de los Labo-
ratorios Bi6logos de Harvard,
acaban de dar la soluci6n de uno
de les mas grandes misterios de
la biologia como los murci9la-
go vuelan en- las cavernas sin
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
walters recibi6 un cableera-

Walters recfbi6 un cablegra-
ma informandole que su ma :
DIRE habia muerto, alcanzada
por una bomba, ell dia de No
vhebuena.
Laexplosi6n de la bomba lie
produjo una conclusion en- ell
craneo Y despu6s lie sobrevino
una hemorragia.
Comentando la noticia, la
hija manifesto: Yo me siento
orgullosa del espiritu de mi
madre y de Inglaterra.
Mr.. Walters, ell escultor, Sc
encuentra en- LiLsboa, Espana
aguardando una oportunidad
para retornar a Estados Uni
dos.
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
dos de mas de 10000 vibracio.
mes por segundo.

ASS pOT SeSuHuO.
Los eStudios de- Harvard des-
truyeron unas pocas viejas su-
persticiones acerca de los muir
c.alagos, incluyerIdo la de que
son ciegos. Actualmente, los bio
logos saben que los m~urcielagos
No son ciegos, sine que su siste-
ma supers6nicO de volar es tan
bueno, que ellos no necesitan
yer.
Otra superstition que eXp!o-
to fue la del tenor de que un
murcielago, 81 era encontrado
en- una habitaci6n a obscuras,
sc lanzase sobre ell cabello de u
ma persona. I'm murcielago nor
NAL, sd es encontrado, uSualmen-
tie percibirfa y evitaria a un
ser humane pOr medic de los E.
cos del Sonido.
Pero aun dado por casualidad
lie murcielago cayeSe EN- ell de
una persona, no Sc enredaria en-
el, Sino que rapidamente saldria
del enredo. Cuando Sc lie cubrie-
ron los oidos y la boca, Sc pudo
apreciar que entonces perdia ell
dominic del vuelo. Volaban bien
con los ojos cubiertos, como 81
los tuviera abiertos, 81 sc lie de-
;eban destapadas las orejas y la
boca.
La gaceta., 1941-01-06
MADRE E HIJO MURIERON
EN- Ell INCENDIO

indianapolis, Indiana, Enc
no 6.-La Sra. Cornelia Aller-
dice, de 43 amos, Y su hijo An
tonic, de Z amos murieron aver
de asfixia, en- un incendio. Da
vid Allerdice, ,Jr., estrella de
futbol de Princeton, Y su pa
DIRE, sufrieron graves quema-
duras.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

ATTY. Anthony Nelson
46t Guaranty Bldg.
M 40 GlH


STATE or MICHIGAN In The Circuit
Court for the county ~ Wayne In
Chancerv
TIMOTHY TALLY. Plaintiff vs.
ROSE r TALLY Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
~ session ~ said Court held ~ the
Court House IN the WAYNE County Pnif-
Ing ~ Detroit. Michigan on the 4th day
OF December. A. n 1871
Present: Hon. JOSEPH A. MOYS1HAN.
Circuit Judge.
u appearing from affidavit on Me IN
this cause that the above named plain
iiff docs not know In what state Or
Country tho defendant. Rose p Tailey,
resides. n - therefore ORDERED that
she arnear and answer the Hi OF Com
plant nled in this cause within three
months from the date NJ this order. or
said Rili VIII he taken a. confessed
against her
j, - further ORDERED that COPY
~ this order he published. according
10 law. IN tho Detroit Tribune. and also
that COPY - This order he sent by
registered mall 70 said defendant ~ her
last known place ~ resident ~ 90 Eas'
Warren Avenue. Detroit. Michigan ~
least twenty DAYS before tho time above
prescribed for her appearance
JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN
Circuit Judge
a true. copvl
CASPIAN T. fr@GEMAN, Clerk
nv T.. G NAt'rT
Deputy Clerk iz-i7-i.t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
MONROE
BY MRS. HAYWOOD CONVICTION

Mrs. Essie Blunt and Willie John
son spent Thursday in Detroit and
Ypsilanti. In the latter city they
We're entertained at the home OF
o. b. Bishop. Others present were
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Coyingion. Hay
wood. Coyington, Clarence Miller
and Miss Dorothy Bracey.
Well the election. for city officials
went over fine. A new mayor and
one new commissioner were chos-
en-. Others were reelected. George
Dons is the mayor. Lloyd W
Cline, commissioner.
Henrietta Page, two year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Page has been very Ill but is much
improved.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Attys. simmon. 4 Bib
5s5 Gratiot Ave.

NJ. o-uSAy
STATE OF MICHIGAN In IA. o..
Court for tho County Of wan. y
LILLE MAE WASHINGTON 49,.
tin. vs. CHADWICK wAsHIxe-nSS
Defendant 'siVN'
At session of said Cour, h.. 49,.
County Building In the CITY 4, ma. ".
state Of Michigan on m. s,h A., 49, Y.
Nov. A. n. 1871
Present Honorable ApoIpH .
MARScHNER. Circuit Judr. =
In this cause II appearing from -.
davlt on nle that after dinrsnt s.,,.s
and inquiry II cannot 70 ascer.,l,.s -
what state or Country the defends,
resides az n appears the f,n.s.,,
deserted and abandoned mi. ni,,.,'s,
within the City Of Detroit, cor,.v :.
Wayne and state % Michigan ara ~
the state Of Michigan
on Motion ~ simmons and Hhh A..
torneys for PLAINTIFF
1T rs ORDERED Tha, ch,a...
Washington Hrnear and answer N, nm
~ Complains 6lcd IN this cause Via,
three fal months from Tho date o. M,
order or said R'li ~ Complain, viii IA
taken 49, confessed aFainsi MIN
TT is FURTHER ORDERED Th,, a
copy OF thls order he rlh''shsd accord.
ing 10 law IN the Detroit Tribune.
ADoLrH = M,RscHyEs
clrcnl, Judge
cAsPAR J. LrNcENAN. clerk
nv T.. q. NAt-LT
DEPUTY Clerk ii-iS-li.i,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. J.B. Morris
1850 Tia siings IT.
Nj 2oI.O30


STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
cosf, f'r the county ~ Wayne. In
Nnsn.ery.
lcLlE SIMMONS Plaintiff vs. BIS
TER SIMMONS. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A session 81 SAID court held A. the
Court lio.ss IN tho Ci'y 81 Detroit IN
sad Ce.rfs and STATE on the 27th day Of
Notenter. 4. -. 1871
Present. Honorable IRA W JAYNE.
rirf-t Ji4dg'.
IN fhs cause. IL appearing BY ana
dan or A.o, fhaf buster simmons the
above named defendant. resides out az
the S'af@ % Michigan. sni that his last
ks''r address, WAS United states Fenl-
tcnla, Torrc iiau'c. Indiana.
on Motion % John y. Morris. Attor-
ms fr the riartff
~ IS oEDEREb that SAID defendant
cause appcatante 20 be entered in this
cause WITHIN three months from, the
date ~ ttls order or the bill 81 COM
pialnt fled herein may be takes as
confessed AID THAT 1T IS FURTHER
ORDERED that cory OF this order 10
published aclordlsg 20 the Statute oi
s+ch cause made and PRO, died. AND IT
Is FURTHER ORDERED thar a copy 81
his order be- sent 20 said defendant.
az hts last known pos;ofhce address by
registered mail. and return receipt de-
mandcd az least twenty DAYS before the
date presrr bed Tor his appearance
IRA w JAYNE
Circuit Judge
"a true copyo
cAsrAR J. ifNGEMAN. clerk
Pv r. u RAIL
Deputy cierk 17-is-i-24-t.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Attys. Simmons & Bibb.
RaG Ea.aloN Awa


STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County Of wayne in Chan.
Gerry.
vISNA ANN WILLIAMS. Plaintiff -
JACK WILLIAMS Defendant.
No. 3I2.5se
~ session Of said Court held IN thu
court house In the City 81 Detroit
Michigan o. the ssth day Of Oct. AID
1851.
Present; honorable CLYDE l. WEB.
sTER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause n appearing from anil
davit on Me that after dillRent search
ana inquiry n cannot he ascertained N
what State or Country the defendant
resides
OK MOTION OF SIMMONS AND
BfRR Attirneva for plaintiff
1T rs ORDERED THAT Jack Williams
appear and answer the bill 81 complaint
hled IN this cause within three months
bill will be taken as confessed aEains
him.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED THAT =
copy % the order Of Publication he pun
lished according 10 law IN The Detroit
Tribune ana also that copy of this or.
der be sent by registered mail IN said
defendant ~ his last known address
au2 Arndt Street Detroit. Michigan
CLYDE I. wERsTEn.
Circuit Judee
"A True Copy
cAsPAR ,. LfNGEMAN. Clerk.
~ T.. @. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk ii-s-ia-,o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

realize the prediciment You were
getting into before II was too late.
DO not 70 10 any body ior money to
leave home you 70 Ia mother
and talk your problem over with
her. There isn't anything that can
be- done now 10 Keep her from
iinding out she will know sooner
or later ~ ask her help. She
thought you understood why she did
not want you slipping out hut
regardless oi how badly You feel. II
i hest 10 go 10 mother and let her
help you in yonr time OF need.
s VI II There Is no happiness
here for me and stay worried all
~ ne 'me want 20 70 10 New
Yofk for there hasn't heon any
fhirs hu' trouble for me here Tell
mo- K should 20 now or wait until
asrfr Nhas2
Ans: Ii yon were financially
able 10 make the trip now II would
no doubt he alright hut You
can't Just pick up and go up there
without money. job. or sufficient
clothing. Remain here and save
your money - that after Xmas
when ,on Get n nominal sum Of
money saved You can make the
change.
G. VI have hten visiting down
n Alabama for ftc weeks and have
ue' plenty ~ boys and lots az them
have askti ne 20 marry. Now I
Nro'e Wo'Acr and she wants me TO
take nurse training also am Of
ferod q good job should take IL?
in>: lake the Job and 60 10
work hut do not consider marriage
iu>t yet. save Your money and try
I" enter good hospital so that You
can train for n nurse. You are real
~ Too .onng 10 marry and You are
iHst beginning 10 have good time.
Try 10 make your mother happy by
carr, ing out her wishes and plans
she has for yon 10 hecome nurse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF MICHIGAN Probate Court
for the County Of Wayne.
PETITION FOR THE APPOINTMENT
OF GyARDIAN-NINOR

OF GUARDIAN-MINOR
To the Judge 81 prooate for the County
OF Wayne. in the state OF Michigan.
The petition 81 EDNA AUSTIN shows
that the following named minor child
resides In Detroit in said County Of
Wayne. and her name and age Il az fol-
lows
MARIE ANDERSON Of the az. Of 4.
years on June 10. .isti
That the mother and only parent Of
said minor 10 EMMA ANDERSON. De-
ceased
That the names. ages. relationship and
reside.ce Of the next Of kin Of said mi.
nor are a. follows:
None
That said minor Is possessed OF estate
within said County OF Wayne a. follows:
Personal property valued al 81 90:
Real estate value--None.
Nided. That said minor resides az 1850
Rvard. in the custody Of Edna Austin
That said minor has m general guard
ian appointed In this state. and that n
IL necessary guardian he appointed
for said minor with custody Of person
and care OF education for the purpose
Of taking care OF the interest OF said
minor IN said estate
Your petitioner therefore prays that
EDNA AUSTIN, citizen Of tho United
states residing ~ No eu0 Rivard
street Detroit Michigan. he appointed
guardian Of said minor. IN pursuance Of
tho statutes In such case made and pro-
vided.
EDNA AUSTIN.
70 ESQ kivard. Apt. 4
Subscribed snd sworn 20 before me At
DETROIT this 10th day 81 Novenh her.
A.p. 1871.
CLIFFORD NELSON.
Notary Public. Wayne County. Mich
Ny commission expires July I. 1915
JUDGE PATRICK " o'RRiES
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Attys.Ioomis. Jones. riner 4 Golden
ESQ Gratiot Ave.
No. eS3.1ee

STATE or MICHIGAN 80
County 90 WAYNE
~ session % the Probate ronr, for
ssit County O, wavne. hold ~ the Pro-
hste Court Room IN the CITY ~ Detroit
IN the twes'y-eirh'h dav ~ November
m Tho year one thousand nine hundred
ana foriy-one
Present THOMAS c MURPHY Judr.
~ Probate
In The Matter ~ the estate Of Daisy
" Clav. Deceased.
rercivai II Finer. general adniinistra-
tor % saii Estate having rendered ~
said Court his frst Account IN said
matter and FLED herewith his petition
praying tha, The Estate 10 permitted ~
remain open Tor one more year
II IL ordered that tho seventh dav ~
January next - ten o'clock IN the fore
noon ~ sid Court Room he appointed
for examining and allowing said account
and hearing said petition
Ard n - further Ordered Trat copy
- his order 10 ruhilsheA three success
sive weeks prs,'ons 20 said time % hear
ing N tho Detroit Tribune uevsra per
printed snd circulating T. said County o.
wayne.
THOMAS r. MURPHY
Judge Of Probate
"A true copy,
CHARLES T HARRIS
DEPUTY Probate Register
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