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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
DniIy Short Story
Atlantic Lancer
By ANTHONY RUD

A SHOAL OF mullet, making soda
"A water OF the clean green sur
face OF the sea just of Key West
suddenly ceased to froth and work
up tiny waves.
As though oil suddenly had been
poured right there on the sunlit
swellS. the leaping and splashing
Of 10000 two-pound bodies ended
The mullet divcd Darling this
way and that in death fright they
made for the 1O0-foot depth
There streamers Of kelp waved
cndlessly. and strangely spotted,
bloated. deformed fish Of every
rainbow hue turned 10 google and
to cape their round mouths as
though saying, oh-oh -.
BoNITo FOLLOWS
The mullet really had not been
In deadly danger, thou IN the
larger fish. the bonito, who came
right after them in exactly the
same panic OF fright. undoubtedly
were.
For then, straight down on a
long. sinister slant, he came!
He came as a shadow. then a
sinewy. streamlined torpedo OF
fish, more than - feet long, hard
and elastic as the stiffest caout-,
chouc--a sapphire slash of speed
and strength incarnate. camou-
flaged athwart by raking white,
iigerish stripes, armed 10 the teeth
and far beyond by q sword, a
pointed. razor sharp prolongation
of his upper jaw.
Big. marble-hard, glacier-cold
eyes stared straight ahead-at the
stricken shoal of dumb and cow
like bonito.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
VICIOUS INTERLUDE

There came one vicious interlude
of trouble in this bliSSful honey
moon.
AS with all other creatures in
the world, the swordfish clan also
has procrastinators-fish who feel
the call of the mating season just
the same as others, who want to 60
with the school. then split up two
by two but LwAe just are having
too good a time numbering bonito
or whatever. TO get to the post
with the others.
Then, especially if these lone
wolves are males, something hap
pens. ".
LATE ON SECOND DAY
1t happened here late on the sec
ond day of our swordsman's honey
moon.
With a tipping sheet of spray
from backfin. a 12-foot male
came upon the lazy couple. And
within the time il took TO slash
tails back and forth thrice, the
war was on.
The first challenging rush re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

side-never apparently nearer
than two feet, never farther than
| yard from one another,
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to nimbleness to escape the Zero
cious tusks of the mother grampus,
leaped clear of the surface in a
long, arching air-dive-which took
him straight through the brown,
patched mainsail of the sloop!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

suited in two close misses. Their
for seconds the two huge males
Icircled each other warily, feintine
for an opening.
Then with twin flashes like sill.
yer torpedoes launched from tubes
they charged again.
WORTHY FOE
Our SwordSman discovered that
this rival was no bungler, but q
competent master of lance-fencing
Only, with some willy plan in his
fish brain, our swordsman canteC
a few degrees sidewise at the final
instant, the better TO get full
leverage of his sickle tail, and the
maximum effect from his 35O
pounds Of onrushing weight.
That fact probably saved him
manning or death.
The soaring sting Of his OPP
.ponent's sword, ripping a shallow,
vivid line along his side, straight
ened him suddenly TO the rightly
of steel girder.
NO GREAT DAMAGE
The two met with stunning.
dull thunk under water-but no
great damage resulted from the
impact.
Perhaps their queer, high-domed
necks held special shock-absorbers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
CANVAS TEARS

The ancient canvas ripped, moi
even slowing the swordfiSh; ano
great rent showed after he had
passed.
The men in the boat had thrown
themselves to the bottom of the
,sloop, letting the rudder swing
free and the big boom jibe al will.
There came a solid thunk against
the side.
No damage to the boat. But that
was the end of the fight between
the two killers.
Ma grampus b a c k c d away
sulkily, stunned and probably with
a bad headache.
She had rammed the solid side
Of the boat. And. over beyond. the
swordfish, circling the surface for
another attack, lost sight of his
dangerous prey.
Out in deep water, an hour or so
later, the swordfish joined a great
school of his own kind.
There must have been 1000 or
more in that group And now. for
reasons of mating and spawning,
they were coming in TO spend long
days and weeks in the warmer
shadows.
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Answer to yesterdays puzzle
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-29
Houses For Sale


SOUTHEAST Section. Ann Arbor.
six rooms, moaern, newly decorat-
ed throughout. large living room.
fireplace garage. terms. Attractive
price for cash. Immediate posses
sion. Phone 90o5-Nsi! Ann Arbor.
: ROOM BUNGALOW. bath. furnace.
centrally located, S2.f75. terms.
n. Peet 80 y. Huron. Pin. 1871.
ONLY $4,000 DOWN
and S3b per month buys this
brand new rooms with bath:
oak floors, large rooms, water
and electricity. acres with ra-
vine and beautiful trees good
garden soil. bus TO Bomber plant,
only $3.50.
SEE RIDLEY
10 POTTER DRIVE
or Edward Dicks
Peoples state Bank
BellcNile
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HOUSES For Rent

WANTED fiddle aged couple TO
share new house with middle aged
bachelor who works nights. Two
large front rooms. kitchen. utility
room and bath. Heat. lights. not
water, shower bath, furnished. No
children or dogs. good road, IS
minutes drive to Bomber plant.
Must have own furniture. Price
$50 per month Box K-9s care OF
Press
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Real Estate
Houses FOR safe
THE BEST BUYS

THE BEST BUYS
EAST MGCHIGAN AVE 5 room
bungalow Bath. Garage. Leeat-
ed Just North OF Bomber Plant
within walking distance Fine
brick school just across street
shopping center r bfu.k lNaN.
Price. Slt5o. requires about hall
cash 60 aandle.
PRICE CUT: I'm order 10 effect
quicker sale. awurr R8~ lust or
dered us "a slash price by $500
ON fine large home. located close
in This home has unusually
nice basemnet, automatic heat
ing plant. fireplace. lots 81 closet
space. extra l3yatory down
stairs study. and many other fea-
lures not found in most homes
now on the market
NORMAL ST q rooms and
bath An older type home. but up
in Al shape Brand new fur
mace and automatic stoker. Good
garage Dandy let with fruit
trees, shade, shrubs, and flowers
Paved street Price. only t.go0.
$1,000 down payment
Ehman & Greenstreet
40 W. Michigan. Phone 1877
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THEY'RE SOMETHiEG- more tAaI
fancies and fads. these powerful
little Classified Ads.
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Sand and Gravel

] ~ vs. ii"'i 'Hp WI 'UhIfPl
WASHED $3.50 GRAVEL
| PROGRESSED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or +. O y Pit
WHITAKER & GOODING co.
$500 Gale I'd Phone 2o7o-J1
Automotlve
House TrsiIers For Sale
NEW AND USED
TRAILERS
ADMIRAL RoYcRAFT GLIDER
| LONG TERMS WE TRADE
ACCESSORIES
DAVIS TRAILER SALES
$50 Eoorss Rd. 1902 W. warren
NEW MOON TRA1LERS
ALL MODELS Of DISPLAY
ti0o5.00 to t26f5.00. Also several
good bargains In used trslers.
Terms-Trads
Baggers Trailer Sales
$50 Ecorse Rd.
| 1912 NATIONAL House Trailer.
big one tandem wheels tires
! 200 10 electric ice box. electric
brakes, like new used only three
months. Must be seen TO be IN
preciated. Terms can be ARRANGED
| Call 505 Fountain St Ann Arbor.
ALuMINUM PAINT for Trailer Tons.
1922 Y. Michigan.
FOR SALE Good used house traflers
like new. 1900 L. Michigan. Ypsl-
lanu.
HOUSE TRAILER-Alma silver
moon, 70 foot sleeps four, electric
brakes Like new. Reasonable.
l39 y. Ford Blvd
GLIDER House Trailer for sale.
Sleeps Al condition Good tlres.
~ Paeley Ave Phone s29E
FOR sALE-Cozy Coaeb Souso trail
or. also apples. Loo Policy. : Point
Fruit Farm, ! mile east NJ Dun
dee, Michigan.
1871 cottage Cruiser. equipped with
good tires Robert W0rden Pixies
Trailer Camp. 1857 Ecorse pd
HOUSE TRAILER -1G # good con-
di'ion sleeps I Reasonable price.
80 r Forest
House Trailers For Rent
TWO rnsn House Traners. Us.
1850 cash or s. N weekly rent
(aftsr p M. 9ol Packard Ann
scHr'I.T De Luxe house trailer for
rent or sale. Phone iae7-R
TRAILER For Fent can be moved
into bomber area Inn. 1871 T.
Cross
Trailer Space For Rent
SPACE FOR two trailers. $3.50 stony
creek Road
Automobiles For Sale
CHEVROLET door DELUXE . good
tires Actual mileage g. oho
cellent mechanical condition. 80
Perrin
1877 rONTIAC SIX. radio heater
good tires. In good condition me
chanieaily. i2s5 963 Pearl -
FORD Fofaor sedan for sale Extra
good tires Gail 32s-M after
1888 oLDs cosrH. Fair tree. M4tar
newly oyerhau'ed Finish uu1ol-
stery IN good shape Price yits.
2isn Holmes Road
1875 T0PDgR aefar, fair H-ee and
good motor, $4,000 cash. 25a2 Mer-
I'll 81
Livestock
ron SALE pair Of b-sak so-ses.
VIII eel one or bolts GaHlt Dairy,
p $50
Wanted To BUY
SPOT CAsH
Dead or alive Horses 81 50. Cattle
- 90 hogs. calves. she, p. according
70 size and conditions Dead sn'nal
by-urofucts are essential 60 our
government war effcrt Z Call
promptly while carcass IL fresh
and sound Phone collect 20 bar
linz 4 COMPANY Detroit vinewooi
DEAD OR ALIVE
Farm animals collected promptly
Horses i750. cows Sc 90 sunday
service Phone Collect
CENTRAL DEAD STOCK COMPANY
Ann Arbor 2-22fi
Announcements
Personals
RIDE WANTED 20 Bomber Plant
Leave Ypsl 7.i5 Leave Bomber
3.i5. Phone 2f55-N
LEAVING for Portland. oregon Nov.
3 or s. Need driver Ref exchanged.
Phone 1-27.J-i.
Lost And Found
LOsT-Biark zfpper, leather hand
bag containing valuable papers
aHd money Reward 1000 Ford RI.
WASHINGTON-EP- Speaker
Sam Rayburn speaks tonight ~
radio appeal to the American peo-
PIE 10 weigh the record OF the II h
Congress against that OF previous
war Congresses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-29
TRUSTEE MUST SELL
Merchandise

Merchandise
LADN'S winter cloth coat teal hluc
FUR trim $1,000 RroWu squirrel
FUR coat Ike new, both size Is
l2lo \ Congress Phone GAR.
Farm Products For sale
APpLES--JonRthan. wtndfall and
hand picked Sell cheap limerick
rear Enn factory call after $50
except SATURDAY
APPLES 5000 bushels windtslls.
Delicious JonatAans Golden Delic-
ious steel Reds spies. and Wax
ners. Pick up your own. 35e per
hushel Austin Orchards. 1875 Ss-
line Milan Rds. Saline.
CORN BINDER. Grain Binder. side
Delivery Rake and Mower $50
Textile Rd., Route !. Ypsilantl.
APPLES sweet cider. one water
tank, eN2Nf. one dining room table
and four chairs Also kindlinK wood
by the cord delivered. u mile east
OF city limits 1900 Michigan Ave
Household Furnishings
ELECTRIC refrigerator. gas stove.
twin bed new dressers studio
nishlng 1909 Whittier I'd. near
Campus. Phone 2stt-W
WALNUT DINING SUIT. used fur
niture bought or exchanged shoe
shop 80 +. Cross Phone 20s..
FURNITURE for sale Dinette set.
eight pieces, living rom set, kitch-
en- table, chairs. library table,
wheel basinette. child's desk own
er must sell by Friday, 329lo oak
land I'd, Pennington, VIM. Ho-
garth.
FOR SALF-Dinlng table. heating
stove. 1877 Ainsley 81. Walter Ritz
rau.
TWO RUGS. like new, all wool broad
loom Niltons, plain wine color.
Sizes sx64 and lOxils. Ph. l2ts-J
BENDIX washer for sale. 1881 whit
taker Road. Phone 111t-J-t Call
forenoons
WALNUT Spool Bed. mahogany
chairs. 305 S. Washington. Phone
FOR sALE-Furniture and Rugs.
Andrew ! Ernst, $50 Bemis Road,
Saline. Michigan.
LARGE SIZE heating stove. $500.
Also used toilet AMI tank complete
$3.50. 26 Center 81, Ph. s32 after
p. m.
FOR SALE Furniture, month old.
A good buy for cash Must leave
town See cline nj y. Summit St,
Ypsilanu. Mich.
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Merchandise
Wanted To Buy

SEWtNG MACHINES WANTED All
makes. VII pay cash. Phone 9t2-W
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EXPERT CLEANING ana repairing
OF oriental and domes tic rugs by
the Persian method. SEWING. bind
ing laying and alterations. a 70
rug services. Cleaning OF all kinds
OF upholstered furniture. Faily
EuggsrE. Phone 274S-W.
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ROOM modern bungalow, garage
wide frontage on EcOrse 1td. with
auto repair building facing Davis
st. full price $3.50 Terms IT,
Peet, 50 y. Huron st. Pm. 1911.
FORD LAKE VIEW 6 room house,
garden lot. &C IT. by Isl n Inn
mediate posses sion. Price $4,000
Terms. $500 down, $40 month. III.
Peet 50 y. Huron st. 1871
SEVEN room house, double garage.
Large lawn and garden, etc. 10 mi
from Willow Run. Mrs.sG Young,
36 wilcox. Milan
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Real Estate
Brokerage Cards

+. RODGERS SYLVESTER
Real Estate Iusurante Mortgages
sOT r. Forest Phone 449
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-29
Electricians

SUR PLUGS AND SWITCHES-are
made TO last. quality merchandise
has always paid IN the past A. +
Smith and Son. 50 S. Summit
Phone 252
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Employment
Help Wanted-Female

MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE co,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced.
Good proposition. Write Box K-9l,
care of Press,
GIRL for fun time general office
work at Greene's Cleaners, 1903 y.
Was hington.
Observation-Disclosures girl for gen.
cral office work Motor State Pro-
ducts. Phone 1915.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-29
Livestock
Wanted To Buy

FOR SALE pair of h-aak fo-aes.
VIII sel one Or b5ta GaHt Dairy.
Pr $50
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40 TT. frontage on limerick st, I
room bungalow. bath furnace
s2l00. II. Peet, So y. Huron st.
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Announcements


RIDE WANTED 70 Bomber Plant
Leave Tpsl 1.i5 Leave Bomber
3.i5. Phone 2f55-3
LEAVING fer Portland. oregon Nov.
or 4 need driver. Ref. exchanged.
Phone rHn-f
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-29

WAsHINGTON-UP- Speaker
Sam Rayburn speaks tonight y
radio appeal to the American peo-
PIE 10 weigh the record OF the II h
Congress against that Of previous
war Congresses.
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EST Side room home. BATH. Ma
Jectic furnace, garage, beautiful
lawn ana maple trees. Lot Is II X
40 IT, $3.50. Terms. H. Peet. SO
n Huron ST, 1871.
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Business Services Offered
Florists

cissus. daffodils hyaeintAs and
crocus. Durant Flower Shop.
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TRAILER For Pert can be moved
into bomber area. Inn 1921 T..
Cross
Trailer Space For Rent
SPACE for two trailers. $3.50 stony
creek Road
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rADN'S winter cloth coat teal hluc
FUR trim $1,000 brown squirrel
FUR coat like new, both size i.
1910 \. Congress Phone gs-R
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JOHNSON & HUFFMAN
Wall Paper & Paint Store.
Complete Decorating service

Ntulh4tte DeNSA AIMS e7SA ~
eO7 W. Cross. Phone :5iq-W.
Opposite Central High School.
Res 2is oak st. Phone 609
THE ORlGINAL.-C. Shauan Roof
ing and Sheet Metal Co. Flat roof
service state insurance. 5l2 w.
Cross, Phone 1858.
SEWING MACHINES repaired. All
makes Work guaranteed singer
shop. 81 y. Huron 81.
SEE r. 5. uERGANOFF-architect
for house plans 206 y. Washing
ton, Phone 1854.
WILLIAMS & GABLE Rite Way.
On Location cleaners of Upholst-
cry. Rugs and Carpets. lO55-N.
BE SURE.-of "A successful Auction
Phi. 1331-M today NJ. Osburn. Auc-
tiOneer 969 Sweet
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SPOT CASH
Dead or alive Horses 81 so Cattle
- 90 hogs. calves. She, -. according
70 size and conditions Tead nal
by-profucts are essential 60 our
government war effrrt. Call
promptly while carcass is fresh
and sound. Phone collect 70 bar
linz 4 Company Detroit vinewnoi
DEAD OR ALIVE
Farm animals collected promptly
Horses i75o. cows $500 sunday
service Phone Collect
CENTRAL DEAD STOCK COMPANY
Ann Arh0r 2-22tf
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1871 Cottage Cruiser, equipped With
good tires Robert W0rdon Pixies
Trailer Camp. iG537 Ecorse pd
HOUSE TRAILER r. good con-
diiIon sleeps I Reasonable price.
go r Forest
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-09-11
WHILE OUR HOMES STILL STAND

War with all its horrors its increasing demand
personal sacrifice its restriction of individual rights has
shadow country No section, village, city
let escape its demands demands that affect the lives
Yet here in America have felt the potency
total towns and cities will
be from the of the But this does
that allow ourselves devate from
the purpose victory To achieve this we must
work sacrifice and bend every effort individually and colec
lively contribute efforts where they vitality needed
win the war
In every home in America, without exception, there
things that long ouved their usefulness True they may
be wrapped in Observation-Disclosures of children
play first tricycle. Mary doll carriage skates
that Bill learned These only thngsthngs that have
passed utilitaan value that asked give
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-09-11

continue splashing in the waters
Cf the creek. And do you remem-
Der that old limb which extended
out over the water? What fine
swing it made. You dropped feet
or head first, it did not matter,
into the cool depths below. If
mother had seen you she would
have been scared green.
Talk about sanitation, Suppose
the water was muddy, who cared?
Suppose the water was deep, who
cared? Suppose the water was
filed with stones and ugly snags,
who cared? What if switch
awaited you at home by father or
mother who had thought that the
swimming hole was a dangerous
place,
Of course, you did not want to
be disobedient to your parents
when the next hot day came along.
But here came Harry, Joe. Tom
and the rest Of the gang, and it
was off to the old swimmin' hole
again! Happy days!
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-09-11
BEAUTIFUL G. O. =. PLATFORMS


The purity Of Republican motives and the exemplary char
Republican behavior revealed in party platforms and
convention speeches is something beautiful Placed be
side the performance of Democrats it affords study in CON
tra>tS that makes the ofaSoned like
cloudy and indefinite distinction. This the conclusion to
the speech Thomas E. Dewey accepting the
Republican nomination for Governor Of New York. Referring
convention held the preceding week
Mr. Dewey "Was that brooklyn convention interested
in selecting qualified candidate for Governor? Or
it interested in personal political fight for control of
the 1914 Democratic convention? You know the The
people the of New Yorthe wei
worker the farmer and the business manWas lost
in the shutfIc.'
Having given picture the deravity of New
York Democrats Candidate Dewey able to tell the world
dcspond There wickeGnes everywhere in the
political field Somewhere the shining and somewhere
good and by contrst, he said nether you
concerned with 1914. This convention and the
Republican campaign concerned only with the winning OF
the with good government for the people of New
York the four years For my part let say right
that shall devote the four years exclusively the
service of the people Of the State Of New York;
Little Tommy Dewey. Put in his thumb, pulled out plum
and said, "What a good boy am l..
1t is refreshing find much Iectude and dsnteresed
seekers public office. Not only upright and
contaminated by the base ambitions that others but
willing frankly admit it, glowing portrait of virtue its
virtuouS best
One wonders would happen it in the of Mr.
DeweyS election to the governorship New What
would become then that lack of interest in 1914? Every
politician lerae people generally COVER
nop of New York has often been the steppngstone the
Presidency of the United They know likewise that
who is Governor Of New York and has fairly good
record 0 f0co presidential material for his party that the
highest ambition every politician become President and
that is unprecedented for anyone refuse nomination for
that office when offered.
These universally held. They are in the minds of
every conscious person the country except appears,
of Thomas E. Dewey He alone is unaware of the surrounding
world.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-09-11

scrap. They aren't scrap usthey something in
lives. But homes still standing here. Over there they
have different kind of scrahey have the beams that used
support the steepe of their churcte iron rails
little hands used to grasp to help them up the stairs Yes
they have much scrap of that kind that webut let
give the scrap scrap our homes
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-09-11

a
NO. 14O13 EQUITY IN THE CIR
CUT COURT FOR WASHINGTON
COUNTY.
The object Of this suit is to pro
cure divorce \ VinculO Matri-
m0nii for the complainant, William
j. Kallmyer from the Respondent,
Josephine KalImyer. The Bill
states that the parties were mar
ried in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
on the 23rd day Of May, 1921, and
that thereafter they resided as
husband and wife in Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania, and AlIegany Coun-
ty, Maryland, until about January
l, 1941, When he removed to Ha-
gerstoWn, Maryland where he has
resided ever since; that one child
was born as a result of said mar
riage union and that said child is
still a minor and in the custody
of the complainant; that on or
about the middle of December,
1910, the said defendant, without
any cause or reason therefor,
abandoned and deserted the com
plainant and has continued to live
separate and apart from him; the
said abandonment is deliberate
and final on her part and without
any hope Of reconciliation between
the parties; that the complainant
was a faithful, chaste and affec-
ti0nate husband towards the said
resp sp0ndent and gave her no cause
or reason to abandon him; that
the complainant is a resident of
the State OF Maryland, but the re-
spondent is a nonresident of the
State Of Maryland and is a resi-
lent of the State of Florida but
her address is not known to your
complainant. The Bill then prays
for a divorce a vinculO matrimOnii
for the complainant from the re-
spCndent, and for other and further
relief.
1t is thereupOn this 2nd. day Of
September, A. D., 1912, by the Cir
cult Court for Washington County,
Maryland, sitting in Equity, order
ed that the Complainant, by caus-
ing a copy of this Order to be in
serted in some newspaper publish
ed in Washington County, Mary
land, once in each Of four success
sive weeks prior to the 3rd. day Of
October, 1912, give notice to the
absentee respondent, Josephine
Kallmyer, a nonresident of the
State of Maryland, and not residing
therein, of the object and sub
stance of this suit, and warming
her to be and appear in this Court,
either in person or by solicitor, on
or before the 18th day of October,
1912. and answer the premises
and show cause, if any she has,
why a decree ought not to be
granted as prayed.
EDWARD OSWALD, Clerk.
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