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La gaceta., 1943-01-12

Las re4acloneS entire ooreros
y patronos deben ser goberna-
GAS por el mutuo respeto y la
mayor consideration possible.
En- ell case de la industrial ia
bacalera, por eiemplo, las dife-
rencias son antiguas, pero no
hondas.
lEl fabricante de tabacos ha
planteado muchos conflictos a
esta comunidad, en- distintaE
epocas. por falta de tacto o por
mantener un criterio reacciona
rio.
Prefiri6 Ell fabricante sacrir
ficar grandes cantidades de dl'
nero, con terquedad lamentable'
a reconocer los derechos de los
trabajadores, en- las Namadas
huelgas de los 7 y 10 meses.
Algunos patronos ensoberbe-
cidos dijeron en- la huelga de los
7 meses PreferimOs arruinar-
nos a ceder.
Los mismos hombres mantu-
vieron igual intransigente crl-
terio en- la huelga de los diez
meses.
Vieias son las rencillas y Sc
calmaron por efecto de la de-
preston, primero, y despues por
la generosa y saba legislation
del FNuevo Trato."
Las leyes obligaron a los pa
tronos a reconocer las uniones
obreras y tratar directamente
con elias.
Huboen Tampa una epoca
cuando ell fabricante Mengano
lie ponia obstcuLos al fabricante
Zutano y cada uno, por su par
tie, trataba de crearNe al otro Sc
rios problemas.
Cometieron algunos eXcesos
los trabajadores, en- los amos de
prosperidad pero en- la mayo
ria de las huelgas que padecie-
ra Tampa cast siempre estuvo
metida, con evidente mala fe o
ignorancia, Ia mSno de un fabrl
cante.
Buenas Y cast cordiales han
sido las relaciones en- los ultl-
mos amos; pero ell trabaJadOrI
ha tenido que perdonar muchas
infracciones de los contracts le-
galmente firmados.
Ahora mismo tenemos en-
Tampa a un Comisionado de Ia
Secretaria de Trabajo y VINO
porque los sehores manufactu-
reros Sc negaron a cumpLlr 10
que con su firma habian prone
lido a los obreros escogedores.
81 aumentamos los precios &c
Is puros en- ell mercado-prome-
theron los manufacturers baJo
su observation-disclosures a los
escogedores ell precio de su la
Dor.
Subieron los precios y GUAM
do los es~cogedores pidieron ell
cumplimiento de 10 prometido'
les dijeron que NADIA podia ha-
cerse sin consular a la Junta
de Trabajo para la Guerra.
Alegaron los trabaJadores
que la War Labor Board no te
MIA autoridad en- ell case; pero
al fin Sc cedi6 a la importinen-
cia patronal Y Ia Junta c%ontesto
diciendo 10 miSmo que haloian
dicho los trabajadores, que ella
no tenfa jurisdiction mientras
ell problema no lie fuese certltl-
cado por la Secretaria de Ira
10.
De nuevo quisieron los esco-
gedores "entenderse" y que los
patronos reconcieran 10 que a
parecia escrito en- ell cOntrato.
Sc negaron los fabricantes a
ceder, a respetar su firma, y
por este motive nos vista Ell Co
misionado MacAllister.
La semana pasada, y conver
niente es repetirlo, hicieron los
fabricantes una proposition a
dos trabajadores.
En- uso de su legftimo dere-
cho, los obreros la rechazaron.
POGO despues de haber sido
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-13

CIVIL J0fkc' no .ldEf
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA --
Ia me District Court Of the United
states for the Eastern District OF Mich
lgan. Southern Division. United States
OF America Petitioner. " $50 acres
OF land IN The County OF Macomb. State
of Michigan. Agnes T. SnoNcg. 60 al.
Defendants. Order FANG Date OF Hear
ing. ~ a session OF sad Colr' he'd m
tuC FEDERAL Building m the City Of De
trolt, Michigan. tins lOin day Of Az
gust A. y 1913. Present Honorable
Frank A. Picard United States District
Judge
ed States Of America having filed and
presented 20 the Count IT'S petition as
commencement Of judlcia. proceedings
20 take prla8ic propctiN for me use and
benefit Of nc public as au AIT Corps
Station and Depot and foI related Wll.-
taTy and var purposes. and u appear
ma 20 Tins Court that sad petition Is
Sufficient ln form and substance upOu
the motion OF Charles r. DuNy Special
Assistant United States Attorney. rep
resontlrg sslo Petitioner. It IS hereby
A That George " Read. C,erk Of
ih.s Court, DC and nc hereby Is ap-
p1UtCG GHr dian a1 H'cw for all per-
sons, u any. named as respondents DO
this petition concerning whom - -
known or snail become known that they
are minors. insane persons or ncompe-
Thst the Monitor Leader A
new spaper published N Macom0 Coun-
~. Michigan beng the county in which
INC and described IN sad petition -
located. and IN the Eastern y strict Of
Michigan, be and D. hereby .s dcs.g-
mated s--s aife--i9est spHrer s"1fE1
copy Of tins Order shall De published
as provided by laW,
C. That This proceedings ne held open
for determination Of a Just eompcnss-
tlon as shall DC directed bN fnis Court
upon subsequent hearings thereof ana
for such further. other and different
proceedings as may oe according 20
laN and - may appear Just and ap-
proprlate IN the premises
D That the l3tn daN 81 September
4 y 90 oe and the some hereby !s,
fixed as the day !og hearing on tals
petition. ana III persons FAMED IN SAID
prNtar including those hCreHftcr Is'-
Cd rre hereby required 20 appc sr before
tE.s Court 80 90 20 The forenoon Of
sald day and snow cause. : auv .hCy
should not be granted, such persons
beng
George p. Snoter BArb4fa A Snoyer
a minott Charles Lesprence odielou
Dcwuyuck Mara Demuynlk AneIa
Bshlmsn, Beatrice Hea#syg Kee . rl,-
nor MARY C1insn. GaaAdlaD 81 Be-
t;lce n kec. Harry Keo MsEv EsCAcn-
burg Henry ESclcnburr gusta
HemNe. John HeiukC Henry HcurinE,
Ethel HernIng Caroline Chsmberlln,
Ralph Chawbcrlln Charles Obcrncson,
Flor.ne Oheriies son Bernard Oberl!e-
sor, Lucille HeDrUE - mnorI How
ard r Parker. Grace r Price Law
renee A parke-. olive King George
Marclo. Tow 1sn,p Of Chesterfield Coun-
y OF MsComb State o. MIcNlgsu
FRANK \ PICARD
United states District Jldge.
Da'ed AuEuS' % ,a42
Z { District Court
Eastern District OF Michissr-u
II hereby cer't, tHat me foregoing IS
trac copy ~ --7c original on ii.s a.
tNIS court ard cause
GEORGE VI READ
Clerk.
BY ALBERT l ALFRED
Deputy Clerk
Az I3-20-27-Sept 3-M-L
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Clemens In said County. on the Ord day
OF August a % 1913
Present. Honorable Joseph v. from
bly,. Judge of Probate
In the Matter of Louise Joan STRAIT.
Minor
August Mundt and IVA Mandt hs
wife. having filed in said Court their
Declaration Of Adoption praying that on
order be made hv said Count finding
that France, Strait D. the sole parent
having legal authority io make and cN-
ecuie said consent go adoption. ioi the
reason that James. the other parent
has abandoned said child for a period
OF one wear last preceding The date of
films this Declara'lou of Adoption and
praying that az order Doe made bv said
Mundt do stand 900 'ne place of parents
20 said child and that the name of
said child be changed 90 Louise Joan
Mundt
II is Ordered That tine 18Th day OF Sep
TENDER A. ID 1898 Of Ten O'Clock ln the
forenoon AZ said Probate office he and Is
hereby appointed for hearing said petit
ton,
II is Further Ordered That public mo-
tice thereof be given hy publication ~
copy Of this order foI three suc-
.ccSsIVe weeks pIctIou. 10 said daN OF
hearing ln the NonttoI-L cader new
paper printed and circulated M said
County.
JOSEPH Y TRONRLY
Judge OF Probate
true copy
MARY HARRISON
Register Of Probate
Aux s.l3-2o-M-L
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Legal Notices

Probate Office ~ re CITY ~ " CEN
cns IN said County, on the 2e'n DAY II
Ju'v la43
Present Honorable Joseph v from
BIS judge ~ Probate
III the Matter % the E.ta'e Of Oliver
Forgrc Deceased
Noah Forruc having fiCo in SAID Court
= peluon praying ihst he sdmiasi-e
ton % said ests'e ne granted 20 said
petitioner Noah FCrg4c, or some other
suitable person
T. rs Ordc,cd That the '7th day "
September. l943 80 'en o'clock lr the
forenoon, az ,sao Probate Office ne snd
Is hereby appointed Tor hearing said pet'-
ti0p,
II is frhci UfForcd ma, public
notice th~eof be given by publication of
a copy oi this order, orNc in each week
TO- three weeks consecutivelv. previous %
ssid day ~ hearing BIZ the Mon.ior-Lcad-
o. a newspaper printed and circulated N
sand County.
JOSEPH V TROMRLY
Judge Of Probate.
4 true Copt.
MARY HARRISON
Register Of Probate
july 40. Aug 8, i3--M-L.
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MOUNT CLEMENS. NIGHT

n appearing 20 the court that ne
time for pre- enfatlou ~ claims against
said estate should be- limited and that
a time and place be appointed t1 zee
Ccitc examine and adjust an claims and
demands against said deceased by and
before said court
u IS Ordered That creditors Of said
deceased are required to present their
claim, 10 said court a. said Probate Of
fec ON or before Tho 18Th daf ~ NovCn-
hcr A. D l943. ~ ten O'Clock 900 the
forenoon said time and place being
hereby appointed for The examination
and adjustment Of all claims and de-
msuds against said deceased
n BIS Further Ordered That public mo-
rce thereof be given by publication Of
a copy of this order for three successive
weeks previous 20 said day of hearing.
in me Monitor Leader newspaper
printed and circulated i1 said county.
JOSEPH y TRONBLY,
Judge Of Probate
4 true copy.
MARY HARRISON
Register II Probate
Aug s-l1-2o-N-L
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THE CATCH
CHAPTER XIX


After lunch the four OF us,
Connie, Walter, Kathy and l,
went out on the east terrace.
We were all jittery from nerv-
Gus strain and IL was with relief
that we saw long-legged Clint
Madison striding up from the
woods. Kathy hailed him and
he came up on the terrace grin
ming his attractive grin.
Madison remarked about the
weather, said il was grand or
something equally inane, and
Kathy agreed with him with so
much viVacity that sat up and
took notice. | watched her and
Madison and began TO conjec-
ture like a sentimental old busy
body Madison maneuVered the
conversation around 10 fishing
and reminded Kathy of her un-
fulfilled promise 10 go with him.
He wanted to know II the fol
lowing morning would be all
right
Kathy said she couldn't, that
we had guest coming and she d
be tied up for a few days | no.
ticed that she didn't tell Matti-
son who il was.
Little Judy came bouncing out
on the terrace and ran up TO
Connie and Rugged her tightly.
Connie kissed her and asked her
where Jack was. The Cherub
looked mysterious, and a Wor-
ried frown cleaved Connie 5
white forehead
But Kathy laughed She had
glimpsed Jack and pointed him
out to the rest of US He had
somehow escaped from Imogene
Lakes vigllant eye and had had
another try al Clint Madison 5
fishing gear i'm the hall Now
Dragging a rod behind him he
was slipping StealthIiy from the
back hall door toward the lily
pboi at the far end OF the east
lawn Kathy started 20 call out
10 him, but Madison stopped
her
Let HIM alone He Won I
hurt the rod Let's see what ne
docs
From beginning 70 end OF that
affair Clint Madison was my
ink
Jack kF7cw what TO do all
right He perched himself on
the edge of the pool got The
stick back over his shoulder as
ne had seen Walter do. and then
tried 20 fling il forward over
the water OF course the line
unrceled as the stick went for
ward and Jack threw down the
rod and began 10 pull the line IN
by hand Connie murmured
worrledly something about the
hook and catching i IN MS FIN
gers.
Madison said he'd forgotten
about that, He started down the
steps and across the lawn to-
ward the pool
BY the time ne reached him
Jack was pulling hard on the
line Il must have been caught
on something Madison picked
UP the rod from the ground
reeled in the line until il was
taut. and with weaving motions
untangled the hook from what
ever was holding il
He started reelng In again
and az last stopped over and
picked something up from the
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mlniGtrs'ion account and petition
praying for the allowance thereof and
for the assignment and distribution of
the residue OF said estate. and PRAYING
for the allowance of Administrators fees
and expenses.
II Is Ordered That the End dsv Of
September a. ID 1888 A. ten clock
in the forenoon a. said probate office.
be- and IS hereby appointed for examin-
ing and allowing said account and hear
ing SAID petition.
II IL Further Ordered That public no
lice thereof be given by publication Of
~ cops of this order. for three successive
weeks previous 10 said day OF hearing
n the Monitor Leader newspaper
printed and circulated m said County
JOSEPH V. TROMBLY.
judge OF Probate
A true COPY
MARY HARRISON
Register 81 Probate
Aug s-i3-2o-M- L
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charlie, Mecurley Estate - ssptsmb,r ,

Charles McCurley Estate - september 3,
1913.
state a. Michigan. The Probate Court
for The County OF Macom5.
AZ session % said Court held A. the
Probate office lu the ClfN of Nj Glen
ems ir said County on ihc 2oth day OF
July A. D.l9A3
Present Honorable Joseph v. from
bis. Judge Of Probate.
IN the Matter Of the + state Of Charles
McCuf'cs Deceased
Anna NcCurlcy and John McCurlsy
hay ing flied In said Court a final adj
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MORTGAGE SALE


Dcfaul, having been made i'm the terms
and conditions OF a certain mortgage
made bv Carl G. EschcnburE ana Mar
tina Esehenburg, his wife, OF the City
" Mount Clemens Macomb County,
Michigan % Edward Kuchn and Dora
kuchn hlso wife dated October 22nd
4 d 1923 IN Liber 2ls OF Mortgages
ON Page 49, and the said mortgage
claims 10 be due and unpaid upon said
mortgage 81 the date Of this notice for
principal and interest. tho sum OF Nine
Thousand Eight Hundred SeVenty-Six
and as 100 S9876 as Dollars and no
suit or proceedings at law having been
instituted To recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof
NOW. THEREFORE,. by virtue OF the
power Of sale contained IN said mortgage
and pursuant 10 the Statutes Of the
State Of Michigan In such case made
and provided NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that on Tuesday, the second day
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of November, 4 d. 1913. a. 10 90 o.
clock m the forenoon. wartime. al the
Westerly or Gratiot Avenue entrance 10
the Macomb County Building the place
81 holding Circuit Court IN said County
OF Macomb State OF Michigan. said
mortgage Will be foreclosed by sale
Al Public Auction 10 the highest bidder
of the premises described IN said mort
gage, or so much thereof a. may be
necessary 10 pay the amount due as
aforesaid, and any sum or sums which
may be paid by the undersigned AZ on
before said sale for taxes and-or insur-
snce on said premises, and all other
sums paid by the undersigned with in
torest thereon pursuant 20 law and 10
the terms of said mortgage. and all lie
gal costs. charges and expenses, includ-
ing an attorneys Zee, which premises
arc described as follows;
Lands, premises and property situated
in the City Of Mount Clemens. County
OF Macomb. and state OF Michigan, de-
serlbed as follows, to-Wlt:
Land bounded on the North by the
lands formerly owned bv Koehler, Helnc
and Gels, East by Front Street. South
by lands formerly owned By william
Hart and west BY Court Street, intend
ing 10 include therein that strip OF land,
part OF wall conveyed 20 william Du-
Lac BY Henry Bollenson and wife BY
that deed recorded in the office OF the
Register OF Deeds for said Macomb
County in Liber IS Of Deeds on Page
l27, said lands being conveyed subject
10 the rights 20 the use OF the stairway
leading into the building on said prem
ises from Front Street now Broadway.
convened bv said William DuLAc 20 said
Henry Bollenson by that deed recorded
in said Registers office IN Liber % OF
Deeds Page 373
Dated July Both A D. l943
EDWARD KUEHN
DORA KCEHN
Mortgages
WILBUR T. HELD
Attorney for Mortgages
Mount Clemens Michigan
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Race, Haas. Allen Brewer, ATTORNEYS,
1fsG Dime BlGE

.a-r 80, ,.,..l-,l. o.. " l...
= SIT CF M+. HltA ~ lHt N4IS,L
Ln-tt lpt ne County oi Mh,oinp. ~
G-lsns ~, ~ y, s "a, e o. lNH' -. -
NolNI or dAhhf ALLkN AHm.r "a ~
oi p. ~ o. NRieI haas DetcaSeo'
yer Waite, ass trustee DHoe! PES
Afatot ol iiusl cR'cd January IL 10 ~
ono Slnp,fWCn'a4 DEC. A!aiion OK it-si'
.A.fl MAY ttl Governs per toa
january 4al 4sr- 70 june IT, -f44. OIot
SNOW Cause eeon Of SAD
Na+4l "tta ~ I-t NAOMI count. bt'o-
iAs ~ me CiiN OF Nj Clemens Alchigan
~ no sra dst o. A4gV.i y 4stJ
Ftt,lH. WE Hq, tp'e Aichc y Nc
I Donald CileAt. J-ese on realms anu
Tins me tHa4 account az harry A'!en
frmiHihtl "a or ~ iaLc % water r,
Has DC ca>co ior water Haas
Iustfc hnaci re e.afeiioh OF trust. ottea
January u, l4lo and supplemehtal Dec
.'fat-on ~ If4.' aaIfd MAY a. lslI
GOVERNS ne pf .cd iT0W January ! 1871
IN -d-t.e "a -+-Asr piaFii'r- f7t- ttfe a1aN- >
aHNf ~ soid account as me ma account
as 1iofesa.c NoN, therefore on motion
OF Race Hasa. hten snd tbreHfr' sitoI-
.NN ioI pf'Nlo"CI ~ oFdeFed ma
MaIlorle liFCh Lona Y Moore h.ste4l
olflSh. Frsns @ J'ii!ch west
isn't ray y I.Ii-h Ju'lne ULrich
APPS 1eotsc Nyt's. JuHLS { CLIP =
Lfti Deifol, Lilst COMPANY. IKE utof 81
E-'aie ol RoafFl ape deceased
EcA. W breeG EcF 9 MstLn Imam
Nt..hct. Nifoaff MaionfN ~ ,
Robert A hasNs i.aan Hass.. MAJ
stifi HshN, MARY Jane Ma.oneE'
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WOMEN WON'T TALK
eY'RENE RYERSON MART
CoPYRi0Hr. taAS.
NEA SERVICE. INC

shallow edge of the pool
Dropping the fishing stick he
turned and came back to the
terrace. On the flat of his palm
he carried a gun.
There was red rust at the end
Of its short blunt barrel and on
the handle, and a shred OF black
cloth was caught between the
hammer and the barrel.
stared at and wondered II il
was the one missing from my
desk in the turquoise room. II
looked like IT, But then all guns
look alike TO me.
Madison said something about
the water and the rust having
removed any possible finger
prints. Gingerly he thumbed the
catch and swung the cylinder
out to one side, and slowly turn
ed il around looking into the
bullet chambers. One bullet was
missing Kathy was standing
beside me. / felt her SILVER
Wen have TO turn il over TO
the police Madison said slow
ly It's probably the gun that
killed Derek Grady
lifted my eyes from the gun
and looked back at the sun
splashed pool where Jack and
Madison had found il. It's an
artificial pool, part of the land
scaping OF shrubs and ever
green's that form backdrop 10
the side lawn and reach from
the circle of the driveway 10 the
ravlne some distance back Of
the spot where Derek' s body
MAS found
If the person who had shot
Dcrek wanted 10 return 10 the
house without being seen, the
most natural thing i'm the world
would have been 10 follow the
raVinc back 20 this line OF shrub
berry. and then approach the
back hall door using NJ for con-
cealment just as Jack had done
when he had been trdng 10
reach the pool without being
seen with the fishing stick II
was as clear i'm my mind as II
l were seeing it actually happen
The murderer stealing back 10
the house-our house passing
within few feet Of the pool.
which is deep at the far end and
filed with lily pads. and on the
impulse OF a moment throwing
the gun into the water hoping
that tt would never be found
! made my decision
There is one thing ] think
YOU ought 10 know before YOU
hand that gun over 70 the po-
lice, said, and nay voice
sounded hollow Ii is probably
mine
| watched their faces AT l
saw was incrcdulity and horror
and sick shock Madison head
jorked up and ne looked AZ me
and ! tried 20 ou,Stare the prob
ing suspicion i'm his eyes
II had one. I explained care
fully in my desk upstairs And
its gone
Kathy was the first 10 recover
the power Of speech Her hand
was shaking as she took hold Of
my arm Gram YOU don
know what you're saying Who
would have taken your gum
Against my viii l found my
self remembering how corvinc-
ngly Kathv had lied 70 Shaw
about not knowing Derek
(To Be Continued
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Race, Haas. Allen Brewer, ATTORNEYS,
1925 Dime Bids.

Race, Mass. Allen Brewer, ATTORNEYS
STATE or McHlGAN-ln N. c,rea.t
Court fof ne county Of Mscomb N
CovNr or HAREY ALLEv. s5c.e,.oF
frasee under Declaration OF Trust dated
January 10, 1915. and supplemental Dec
tersNon oi trust GATED May p 1917
COVERING period June TO- 1871. 20 Decem-
q session 81 said Court held IN the Ma
COMB county Building in ne City OF Nj
AS SosI n is. q Pr,,e as ' IL, Honoq
ae.e Archie Mcdonald Circuit ludss
on Icadng ana Sins ne F1rs' Account
of Harry Allen, Successor Trustee 70
to~ ~ Trust dateo January H. 1915
eno Supplemental Declaration OF Trust
iIom June ~. 1914. 10 December 81 1912
praylng for the allowance 81 said Account
as me FIsi Account as aforesaid. Now,
.nIetofe On motion Of Race Haas.
TONER u Is Ordered that Marjorie I'll
rich. Edna Moore, Russell W Ulrlch.
Frames Q UIrieh West wrsht Fay 4
Myers Julius c Clipper Detroit Trust
Company Katherine MacAuley Tapert
ana Alfred r Tspert, Executors OF the
Edi'h W Breed Edu @ Martin. Lillian
Ma!oney. Michael J. Msloney Jr Mary
Jane MaloneN. Harry Mayhem. Hsrmtne
p CHppert Harry Alien. Administrator OF
NE Estate OF Waiter = Hasss. Deceased.
Elsa Haas Moon. Emma NJ Trout Otto
Haas, Erwin H#HaEss@ Charles E
Haas. Maude Haas Moreins Harvey s.
Dursnd william A spitzlcy, B c
Scnram Receiver Hattie Gorendo
Harry Alien Individuals. Z. Grant Race
Norman W Appleearth. Administrator Of
The Estate OF Maude shaw. Deceased and
Constance Haas McMsth show cause
before this Court on the 10TH DAY OF
AUGUST, A y, 1913 A. Q 30 A VI or as
soon thereafter as counsel may be heard
Why sn order as SET forth ~ The FigSt
Account flied with this Court in this
cause should not be granted and entered
II Is Further ordered that a hesring on
The mattfVTttpG thlugs 'ailegeGsNin, said
FIRST Acc.sd7t BE- had before this Court
AZ The tnie aforementioned II Is Further
Ordered that petitioner herein cause a
true copy OF this order together with a
copy OF The First Account filed with this
Court in this cause TO be mailed BY res
istetcd mail. return receipt requested A.
least dftccu u.s. DAYS before the BOTH
DAY OF AUGUST, a u. 1913. Ia each OF
nc persons and parties hereinbefore IN
thls order named al their addresses as
SET forth IN Paragraph of the First
Account and that petitioner cause true
900 each week FOR Two "a weeks ConSccu-
utcly ~ the Monitor Leader a newspaper
printed ana circulated IN Mscomb
County
ARCHIE D. MCDONALD
"a true copy Circuit judge.
AuguSt 8 d
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CLEAN FINE

MOLINE, III, - Two Moline
boys. Is and II years old, each
must wash a police squad car SIS
times for sounding a false fire
alarm
Neither was able 10 pay his
fine Of SIS and costs after plead
ing guilty so they agreed 10 wash
il out al 81 wash.
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LuduiI simon r.tate-s.pt. !

Iudwig simon Tstate-sept. IL 1sls
STATE or MICHIGAN The Probate
Court for the County ~ Mscoub.
AZ session Of said Court held al he
Probate Office IN the City OF Mt Glenn
ems. IN said County on the 27th DAY Of
July A. ID. is43.
Present, Hon. Joseph V. Trombly.
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Ludwig
Simon, Deceased
Clarence r Bsfck having filed In said
Court ms second annual account as Sue
cessor Trustee OF sal estate. and his petit
ton praying for the allowance thereof
and prayinE for the allowance Of Trustee
fees and attorneys fees
II is ordered That the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER AID. l943. a. TWO O'Clock m the
afternoon az said Probate Office. he and
~ hereby appointed toE examining and
allowing said account.
II Is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given bv publication Of
COPY t~etnis order, for thr.e suceeS'+Ns
weeks previous TO said day Of hearing
In the Monitor Leader a newspaper
printed ana circulated IN said County.
JOSEPH V. TROMBLY.
Judge OF Probate
true COPY
MARY HARRISON.
Register OF Probate
July 30. Aug g. i3-M-L