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to worry about.

to worry about.
i. Y. 4. Thank you for an ans
wer in the next issue Of the pa
per. | am invited to party and
/ have reasons to believe that il
/ go to the party it will be Of no
good to me. Should I go to the
party?
Ans:--Feeling the way you do
about the party, il would be best
not to attend with a chip ON your
shoulder. s. You ..wouldn't have
any fun and you wouldn't be
very good company for Others.
May ! remind you that you are
taking the wrong attitude toward
Your little bunch of friends. You
can't let little things that boys
and girls say worry you. Learn
to look over them and laugh at
them If possible. In the future
make up your mind to 60 ..out
and enjoy youraelf like the rest
and do not sit At home and
hrnoA hecause someona make. a
silly remark.
v. D.--Please let me read this
in your column soon Why is it
my brother fights his wife so
much. People around there says
that he tells her he will kill her
il she doesn't get out Of his way.
This worries me so much that
am getting sick about it. Tell
ME what to day.
Ans:-Don't be led into someone
elses family battles. Undoubted
ly the majority of trouble Il.
brought on by your brother,
constant drinking and carreusins
around. If you have anything
at all to say to your brother
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II. J I'm 1g and have been go
ing with boy for quite awhile.
NV Aunt doesn't think | should
70 with him because he Is gong
with other girls. Should leave
this boy alone because he goes
with others? You know | like
him lots and hate to stop.
Ans:-Whom he goes with may
be your concern but really it is-
nj any Of your business. You
are not engaged to him and Il
isn't your place to discuss his
private life. However if your
private life. There is no reason
10 ignore The boy because he
goes with other girls. However
;f your Aunt doesn't feel that
he is the type Of fellow she wants
YOU 10 associate with, then tha,
is a different story My sugges'
ton il for you to date other tel
lows and give him thing or two
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leonfinnsds page ~
fresh or camel mushrooms, one
bay leaf, two teaspoons sai.,
speak pepper, two whole cloves,
one teaspoon granulated sugar,
four tablespoons -four, six table
spoons water, one cup mush-
room.
Saute onions until tender in four
tablespoons salad oil in large
covered skillet. Add remaining
ingredients except -four, water.
whole mushrooms and, remaining
salad oil. Cover and simmer
thirty minutes. Blend -four and
water and add to the meat mix
ture. Cook, stirring constantly
for five minutes. Saute whole
mushrooms in remaing salad oil
until golden brown and use to
garnish Spanish veal.
LAMB In Currant- Orange Sauce
Two tablespoons cornstarch, one
third cup lamb gravy, one hall
cup currant jelly, one half cur
orange juice, one half cup minced
mint leaves. eight slices cold roa
st lamb.
| Mix cornstarch, with gravy. Ado
remaining ingredients except Ian
and cook until slightly thickenei
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g. b. G. Dear Professor: VIII
you please help me. | am III
need of job but | don't know
what to do as my mother works
during the day and / have TO be
here to tend to my baby when
She isn't home. | do want to work
and help out and hope YOU can
me what to do
Ans: Inquire at the various Office
buildings in your city and ask for
night work. This seems to be
about the most logical answer to
your problem since you are IN ne
position to employ someone TO
look after your baby in the day
time. 1t will work out very NICE
Iv If you do get 4 night job as
your mother will be there when
the child is sleeping and you can
he there during the day. Put
your baby on the same schedule
that you follow If possible have
your mother put her to bed late.
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"a i
a Bostoniaaf BY birth Cor
win switched from journalism
to radio ard only three years
ago made his network debut di-
directing a daytime serial Am
cricans At Work" Since then,
however. he has been up to his
neck in radio shows. acting,
writing, and above all, directing
lake a man possessed.
Although recognized as a ra-
tiio luminary from the very out
set Of his career, ~ fellow art
lists and listeners alike. The tall.
broad -shouldered CorWin un-
doubtedly won his greatest ac-
claun with the spectacular Bill
OF Il ghts epic entitled I'VE Hold
The Truths written and di-
Tea q by the one-tine sports
editor
In directing the This Is War
selass heard over WLW and
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FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1912.

stirring occassionlly. Heat slices
cf lamb in sauce and serve.
Pork Stew With Sweet Potatoes
Three cups cubed roast PORK two
tablespoons minced onion, two
tablespoons fat, one half tea
spoon salt. one eighth teaspoon
worceshtershire sauce, one hall
cups hot water, one and one half
cups wetl-seasonen pork gravy,
two tablespoons flour, 3 table
spoons cold water, three cups hot
mashed seasoned sweet potatoes.
two teaspoons grated lemon rinu
minced parsley.
Brown pork and onion in fat over
low heat. Add salt, pepper, Wor-
cesternhire saoce, hot water to q
smooth paste and stir into stew.
Bring to boil, stirring constant
ly Cook three or four minutes.
Turn into shallow serving dish
or platter and arrange sweet pot
atoes to which lemon rind has
been added as border round stew
Sprinkle sweet potatoes with par
sley.
Are you still interested in more
leftover meat recipes? If 70.
I'll send you fifteen recipes. just
send loose three cent stamp to
Arden H. Duane, 1907 S. Park
way, Chicago, I'll.
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please say il aaly when he l. se-
Der and not in the presence Of
his wife. Tell her also if ..you
Like. not to fusa with while he's
drinking as il will cause serioua
trouble. II would never do for
you to 60 over and take Up ens
of their fuses.
SWEET--Seems as tho you've
helped other peoples trouble and
lifted the burden, 50 please help
me. Tell me is it that / do not
dress we'll enough for my boy
friend for him to be seen out
with me9
Ans,--Pretty clothes isn't the
answer to your problem. Your
friend just isn't sufficiently in
tercsted TO want TO carry you
around with him all Of tho time.
Any man becomes spellbound in
the company of m attractive girl
with : fascinating limo regardless
Of how she is dressed. lf you
want to hook" this fellow you
had better stop taking him for
granted and put : little spice
and zip into your conversation
and show him how cute you real
" can be. Don. be afraid TO
complimen. him for his good
points ~ we ali fall for Hattery
more or less if il is given ia AZ
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.LOCKLAND
Y M. { A

The Family Night for April will
be held on Monday night April
20 from TOO nntn 11:oop m.
This evening Of Fellowship will
be for those men who work dur
ing the day and are of evenings
and nights. More than tvo-hun-
dred attended the Family Night
end Chairman ), Percy Doyse ex-
poets the number to reach 800
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MIDDLE-AcED
PEOPLE
are common offenders

If you're past 40, the chances are
that your breath will be offensive
oftener than that Of a young person.
Fermentation Of tiny food particles
caught by partial plates and den-
lures frequently cause this condition
which you yourself may not detect
but which is so offensive to others.
Why not take the easy, pleasant pre-
caution that so many fastidious peo-
pie use to halt this fermentation
Listerine Antiseptic employed as .
mouth rinse. It Immediately makes
the breath sweeter. purer, less likely
to offend. Lambert Pharmacal Co..
st. Louis, Mo.
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earnest manner.
NJ. Dr. have been married 4
months and my husband is very
jealous Of my ex-boy friend.
We are fussing and arguing all
the time. What shall ! do?
Aas:-The very 6rst thing you
must do Is to stop mentioning
your old boy friend. name in
the home. AI.o get him OF yosr
mind. II just doesn't work out
to talk about tho good points Of
the other man you cDssad have
married, TO your husband. When
you drop the subject your has-
hand will make life plsaaans and
cntertains for you. !.
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this month, as his committee work
away on promotion and program.
Ysanx Men Bowl Bops Swim
The Young Mems Committee
Bowling Team of the Lockland
YMGA bowled away at the 9th
Street Y Friday night with Cliff
ord Gales team packing up a
score 402-626, A34-587, 49,
S34 against Against Albert
Browns team. Gales men: Chas
Wallace, James Barber. John III.
Bell; Browns men; Arthor Shiv-
ers. Cecil Scott, Guy Westmore-
land. These men bowl every Fri.
night reports Art Shivers.
Lockland Y Met Ninth Street
Badminton Team
The .Lockland Y Badminton
Team mat the. 9th st Y Team on
their court Saturday night in a
return game and again was de-
feature but showing rapid impro-
,eanent In . game weekly
Youth Confab April II Is 10
Plans are about nompleted for
the 1912 Annual Conference Of
Young People which will be held
al the Wayne Avenue High
School Lockland YMCA and Map
le Street Chriatian Church.
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Before Any Date Use =
LlSTERlNE ANTISEPTIc

r. Make Your Breath Sweefsr
TlfE PEOPLES DRUG CO.
Garnsahswa 81. and 1rsaAUAv
Cincinnati and Washinstes So
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I Il G produc-
tlon of This
Is War.
Dire c j n e
this series OF
VIVID pictures
nf an aroused
tif g1u 1pracy IS
Norman Cor
~ In, a name
~ hicl1 i Y n S
.o estlleriIkethis
with T D d i {,
programs . I
unusual S e.
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This very thing is being dem
ocratically achieved through the
combined efforts of all the Am
cflcan broadcasting networks in
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DIAL ItsRApHS.

LOU CROSBY hds Joined The
RANSOM SHERMAN CHS shoar
as announcer replacing BEN
GAGE, 1Ullo mas reported for
military serrice
BILL GOODWIN. announcer
on the Obs Blonde pro-
gram has giuea ~ his MILTON
BERLE spot on the BLUE be-
erase of fne conflict
SID Sion ono Of the aoritevs
Of the MBS SHADOW thriller.
l0ill ,prjte the ae1D JUNGLE
jim series
Al pEARGE OF the BLUE is
interested III adding Marie Blake
TO his Gang She's Jednnette
Macdonald sister.
FRANK FAY and his NBC
sholc lpill be minus sponsor
due to cttrtaiied production of
said sponsors proauct.
BILL THOMPSON, "Oldtim-
err" on NBC Fibber McGeee
Sholc, is still in his taoenties.
FULTON LEWIS, Jr.. MBS
commentator IS negotiating for
GENERAL MACARTHUR broad
cast from Australia.
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some 600 American stations
across the land, corwin has
tackled the greatest task in his
career and reaches the greatest
radio audience in history, What
is more important. however, he
is implanting seeds Of national
morale in the hearts Of his coun-
tryrnen which will eventually
be harvested as the sweet fruit
of victory
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preached daily IN Chlc1go's Wash
nston Park ana was IN the city
until February. 1912
In March he joined with a party
OF MS followers IN a trip N Wash
lngion to confer with draft officials
on the status of his members IN
The army All agreed TO serve IN
The army but refused 10 so over
seas tor tuty because they consider
army service outside their native
land violation Of Their religion.
Vernon B Williams, Jr.. a Chi.
tasoau. who ives al 473i south
81 Lawrence avenue, is secretary
u the International RcasScmole.
Williams. this week. wrote a let
Ter to President Roosevelt protest.
ING the arrest OF Bt0asteI and urg.
ing the Prcsicent 10 intervene IN
this struggle OF ours 10 be int.
-rsted INTO the armed forces OF
these United States IN accordance
with our religious faith
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FIJI Arrests Cleric For Conspiracy
To Sabotage Draft And Hinder War

NEW ORLEANS - FBl
agents early this week ar
rested E, A. Broaster, leader
of the International Re.
assemble of the Church of
Freedom League. on charges OF
advising members OF his religious
group 10 refuse induction into the
army.
BroastcI who is General Mes
senger" Of the organization which
believes all Negroes 10 be orig
mai Hebrews" was the third men,
Der OF league TO be taken into GUS
lody by Government agents. The
other two-leasue members who
refused 10 report for induction
when called by their draft boards
are now out OF jail on bond.
The arrest of Broaster came after
long campaign by members Of
the International Reassemole to IN
AANG HdA4p4ld4 IA at OlllNldAS ~ ca
cuse them from military service
because Of the church's objection
10 "expedItionary warfare"
Draft officials IN Washington have
refused 10 recognize the claim and
turned over the question to midi
vldual draft boards in localities
where the International Reassem.
Ole has followers.
Broaster is an oldtme boxer who
spent 10 years IN the ring under
the name Of frankie Anslem." He
secured a charter from the Inter
national Reassemble in 1910 after
preaching in various cities. for four
years previously He was born in
Belize. British Honduras, and is
now 40 years old Despite scruples
against "eXpcdtionary warfare"
prior 10 formation Of his church
organization he was a corporal in
the New York National Guard and
holds two honorable discharges.
After the formation OF his organ
.zauon in New Orleans. he toured
Texas, Louis ana and Missouri
preaching his faith. In 1871 he
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War Widows Club Meeting Set For November 18th
Soldier HOnOred
With Guest Dinner

ST LOUIs-Pvi. Joseph Le.igh'
recently returned 10 jefferson Bar
racks after speEo!Cs . li-osy .ur.
.oush with hls vic. Mrs. U.uss
Les sht OF 1924 Thomas street
WEle mere he was honored with
a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs
Walter Hughes at their home, 2S2s-
Thomas street. last Sunday evening
The center piece Of the table was
a miniature Of jefferson Barracks
wiki guards and soldiers.
Among the guests we're the mem
oers OF the usher board Of Calvary
Baptist church, Rev and Mrs. P
". Mackabee, Mrs. Lillian Mat
thews, Mrs. Lucille Catlln. Mrs
Paralee Taylor, Nathaniel Grissom.
Mrs Dorothy Hughes. and Mrs
Les ght
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Hep Cat
Willie

Continued from Page -
two buddies because he was
man OF the world and could re.
late experiences with women all
night long if the others wanted
him to do so Richard Evans was
liked by his pas because n was
weaklng and mad never learn
ed to stand UP fo- himself and
demand the 'h!nss that we're
righlulIv his
And Jerry Downs was liked by
Edwards and Goodsuy because he
MAS trained thinker and cou.d
always be depended upon to know
oil The rteht answers TO any uues.
ticr the army might ask Of its SOL
der, especially anything connect
ed with their framing program.
Thus q bond Of listing friend.
,nip held the threeson1e INTO uni.
" of compan!onshin fraternity
ana brotherhood. that was 10 make
the buddies . svmoo. Of Negro
mlnhood
Finally. the basic traininc peri.
Nd for the Fighting Demons was
over.
Guess we'd better take a slip
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RiUeter Boss
OF 1918 Still
Holds Record

WASHINGTON D CAMP
Who Is going 10 break the world
record established May Ii, 1918
by ChTrtcs Guls.. aud Ms crew
of seven workers. when N one
day. they fastened 1875 rivets al
The Bethlehem ShtpbWldinR Spar.
rows Point plant? q
KnlEnt received . total OF S271
Cr MS days work lie earned
Sl0a He wd> gINer o bonus OF $50
Tor brngsg 1c record to Amerl.
ca and 4 Lundoner through two
London pagers gays hin an award
of SIPS The record previous to
KnIghts feat, was held by a
Scotchmau. who lad to his credit
4442- rivets for a~d5ys output
Chairman Hurle. OF the United
States Shipping board congrstulat-
ed Knight on his accomplishment
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Aged Turtle Amt Going
Nowhere, Gets There Fast

CLAY CITY lll-A venerable
turtle has managed to negotiate
only one-hslf me- in the past "a
years. at least that's the story told
by a farmer in this locale
George A Baker reported last
week that he found the terrapin
near his farmstead bach IN % Il
had B D. 1887" inscribed on rs
she'll
The farmer said he chiseled his
own initials on the turtles back
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At session OF said Court held al
the Court House in the City oil De.
troit, in said County, on the 2Sth
day Of September. AID. 1912.
Present: The Hon.
JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN
Circuit Judge
In this cause, it appearing to the
court by the affidavit hereto at
tached that chanoery summons has
been issued out and under the seal
OF this court. for the appearance Of
the defendant, and that the same
could not be served on or before
the return day thereof, tor the rca-
son that said defendant. being a
resident OF the City OF Detroit.
County of Wayne and State Of
Michigan. was concealed therein,
and said chaucery summons has
been returned with the certificate
thereon endorsed. showing that
after diligent search and inquiry,
said defendant could not he served
in the State of Michigan. on or be-
lore the return day thereof;
On motion OF Roxhoruuch aud
Taliaferro. Attorneys for the PLAN
TIL
1T IS ORDERED that Cath
crime Fleming. cause her appearance
TO be entered IN this court within
three months from the date G. this
order, and in case OF her appear
aucc. she cause her answer TO the
plaintiffs bill of complaint TO he
filed and a copy thereof, TO lie
served upon the attorneys for the
plaintiff within ~ days alter service
upon her OF copy OF said bill, and
notice Of tins order, and that in
default thereof, the said bill be
taken as confessed by the said dc.
tcndant.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy OF this order he pub
lishcd in the Michigan Chronicle,
and served. according to law
JOSEPH A. MOYNIllNN
Circuit judge
A True Copy
CASpNR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk;
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BREWSTER IS
MEETING SPOT
AT 8 O'CLOCK
Simril Will Supervis e
Formation OfACIub
Aid Program
@ BY LARRY CHISM


Due 10 unforeseen circumstances,
the initial meeting Of the Chron-
ic,e's War Widows Club" has been
,,-.,,,o4 ,,,,.t No, 10 ..
A. wiila No ,,.1o,, d..a..,r ~,
'S''-' '' '
women ana HiIls s0UN''les d.
Brewster center has arranged for
the meeting 10 be held IN the Wom-
ems club roon 81 Blews,er confer
-, = 10
mi. "ee .,, ~, 20 .
Nov 10 a, nm
All tho.e u.ho have cxprcssod a
dcsire IN ION aud p.rfIrioafo in
tho activ,t,cs of Tho wa WidoUg
c'Tn" aro nrood IN H., nrc.cnI a,
tnc rriIial n,oo,ir, ~ Inc clnr
Mrs Putb SiTrl wal no IN
charoe of tho sunervision of the
organization Of the club into regu.
larry elected officers and Of the pro-
gram to be adopted and followed
by the club members.
Refreshments will be served to
all present. Pictures Of the gather
ing will be taken and published in
the Michigan Chronicle.
Meeting Imnortant
All those ATTENDING tho ,,cerrnc
are kindly urged 10 bring the name
and MAILING addro.s of thci- loved
ones in tho arnsd forces - ono NJ
tho ohioctivcs If Tho cl,Ib Is tho
uplifting Of the morale Of our boys
in the armed forces.
Moot nm Nov 10 ,tsnn
Too ali thoso Interested 1rn asto4
IN brinr anv idcas thev NAV bave
IN r,o.o Tor rnnra uni,y i,,er,s,
and concentrating betrean clnb
r,o,obors 10 tho initial r,oo,i,,,.,,,
tho war Widows, club" n, Nov
IL al q nm at Brewster center
NJ. 80
Al
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n---H- - --'--.-'-O $40 ."
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At session Of said Court held
at the Court House in tho City Ct
Detroit, in said County on the 18th
day of October. A.D. 1912
Present: The Hon.
THEODORE j. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
In this cause # appearine bv al.
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and forgot about the matter Last
week he discovered the slow NOV
ing terrfpin JUS one-hslf mile
from the spot Where he FIRST
found a.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough g TsIisterro
AttorneVs-At-la w
403 Tobin Building,
Detroit, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
ALVIN J. THOMAS, Plaintiff;
vs.. No. 3j5.469
MYRTLE THOMAS. Defendant.

At session Of said Court held
at the Court House in the City OF
Detroit. in said County. on the 10th
day ct September. AID, 1912.
Present: The Hon.
JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN
Circuit Judge.
In this cause, It appearing by al.
fidayit hereto attached, that the dc.
PENDANT. Myrtle Thomas, cannot be
served by process issued out OF this
Court as she is not a resident Of
the State OF Michigan, but That she
resides in the City of Johnstown
State OF Pennsylvania,
On motion of RoNborough and
Taliaicr1o. Attorneys for the Plain.
tiff,
IT IS ORDERED, that the de.
PENDANT. Myrtle Thomas. appear
and answer the bill OF complaint
filed in this cause, within three
months from tho date OF this order
or that said bill be taken as con
fcsscd. and that this order be pub.
lishcd in the Michigan Chronicle
and served, according 10 law
JOSEPH A. MOYNlHAN
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR ]. I1NGEMAN, Clerk;
By f. Dunno Deputy Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough and Tslisferro,
Attorneys at'law.
403 Tobin Building,
Detroit. Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

ROBERT LEE SMITH. Plaintiff;
vs.. No. 332gS9
HlBUNl SMITH, Defendant
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MARY EMMA McGHEE
Plaintiff;
vs.. No. 554.o25
CLEMMIE McGHEE, Defendant.
At a session OF said Court held "
the Court House in the City OF De-
troit, in SAID County, on the 18th
day Of October, AID. 1912.
Present: The Hon.
THEODORE ]. RICHTER
Circuit Judge.
In this cause, it appearing by af-
iidavit hereto attached. that tie de-
iendaut. Clemmie MeGhce. cannot
be served by process issued out Of
this Court, as he is not a resident
of the State OF Michigan. but that
he is now residing in the City OF
Naukegan. Stale OF Illinois.
On motion Of RoxhorouGh and
Ialiaicrro, attorneys for the plan-
tiif.
IT'S ORDERED ,hsf tic de-
PENDANT Cicmmc McGbcc, appear
and answer the bill OF complaint
tiled in this cause, within three
months from the date Of this order.
and-or that said bill he taken a.
confessed. and that this order be
published M the Michigan Chron-
icle. and served according to law.
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit judge.
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At a session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the City OF
Detroit. in said County, on the 5th
day OF October. AID. 1912.
Present. The Hon
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LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough and Tsliafcrro,
Attorneys-at-law,
Tobin Building,
1903 Broadway, Suite 4o3
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

LEM SMITH, Plaintiff;
vs.. No. 5j4,o0+
ALICE SMITH Defendant.
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V. No. $4,000
ALICE SMITH. Defendant.
NJ session OF SAID Court held
at the Court House ia City OF De
troit, i'm said County. on the End
day OF October, A.D. 1912.
Present; The Hon
NIACEAI NJ. BRENNAN
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