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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-08
Forts Thunder
Death on City
of.Frankfort
Northern Fronce
Likewise Feels STING
Of Eighth Air Force

LONDON, Feb. 8 = (P) -
American flying fortreSses in
force thunder d bombs on
Frankfurt again today and the
fury Of their attack left no
doubt that the obliteration of
another great German manu-
featuring center was we'll be-
gun.
While the fortresses made
their 400-mile penetration of
Germany under the protection
Of long-range fighters. an indie
pendent force Of Liberators
droned across the Channel to
join swift flight of American
marauders and British Ty-
hoons and Hurricanes in a con-
centrated pounding of targets in
Northern France.
Frankfurt, a city of half a
million near the junction of the
Main and the Rhine rivers, al
ready had been severely dam
aged by four heavy Raj at
tacks.
The daylight air offensive
came after the RATS swift Mos.
auitos bombed unspecified OBJ,
jectives in Western Germany
last night for the 9th time ir
seven nights.
In addition to bombing West
ern Germany, the Raj night
raiders attacked enemy airfields
in Northern France, an Air Min
istry communique said. The ov-
ernight operations were carried
out without loss.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-08
Jap Homeland
Unaware OF
Latest Setback
Tokyo Radio Tells
CiviIions Bottle
Continues in MorshoIls
BY MORRIE LANDSBERG

Associated Press War Editor
The japanese homeland re-
manned in the dark today on the
stunning Nipponese defeat in the
swift American capture of Kwa-
jalein in the Marshall Islands.
Just how complete was the
Y. S. victory was indicated in
casualty figures given out at
Pearl Harbor by Admiral Ches-
ter w. Nimitz. They showed:
japanese dead: 8,122.
American dead: 286.
The Tokyo radio, in an am.
domestic broadcast, told its lis
teners that bitter fighting con-
tinued in the Marshall,s al
though the 60-mile long KWaja-
lein atoll has been in American
hands for several days. There
has been no word of any further
landings on other islands.
BRILLIANT ACTION
Commander Anthony Kim
minis of the British Royal Navy,
the first military observer to re-
turn from the Marshalls, de-
.clared> at Pearl ..Harhor -ihat~the
kwajalein Campaign, w hi C h
stated Jan. 81, was the most
perfectly executed action he had
seen.
Why Japanese casualties ran
so high was suggested by Asso-
ciated Press War Correspondent
William l.. Worden in a descrip-
ton of the puverizing American
See JAPAN-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-08
DOGS
But Injuries
Two Boys

A stretch of icy pavement and
drivers humane Discrimination
TO run down two dogs on Mon
day combined to set the scene
Tor an accident in which two
boys, aged nine and u, suffered
broken legs on the Romeo
Plank road just north of Davis.
Injured are:
Leonard Stade, 9, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Stade, Route No.
l, Washington. Right leg frac-
tured.
Charles Kachn, IL, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kachn, Davis.
Left leg fractured. Compound
fractures of right leg.
The driver, August Angel, AS,
of 1873 Romeo Plank road, told
state police officers that, as he
drove south along Romeo Plank,
he saw the two boys we'll over
to their own side of the road
calling to two dogs on the oppo-
site side of the street. He said
he was fearful that he might
strike the dogs as they crossed
over and slammed on his
brakes when about 100 feet
away. According to officers the
Angel car, skidding on patch
of ice, swerved to the opposite
side of the highway striking the
two boys. The car also knocked
down to guard rail posts.
Both youngsters are UNDER
going treatment in St. Joseph's
hospital here.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-08
Decorated
for Courage
Under Fire

For courage under ex-
ceptionally heavy enemy ma
chine gun fire in the Sicilian
campaign, an award Of the Sill
yer Star was given Lieut.. Or
sell c. Mike" Price, Jr, it was
learned today by his wife, Mrs.
Eleanor Price, who lives with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Mengle, at 1913 Market street,
Mount Clemens.
While the Silver Star was
awarded to Lieut.. Price on Nov.
%, 1943, his wife didn't learn of
it until now.
He never wrote me much
about what he was doing" ex-
planned Mrs. Price on the war
hero's modesty. He mentioned
in one of his letters about some
heavy action he took part in,
but that's all l ever knew about
it until now" she said.
OFFICIAL CITATION
The citation of Lieut.. Price,
better known to his friends as
Mike" reads:
For gallantry in action in the
vicinity of Sicily, 1943. When he
and small group of men we're
fired upon from two enemy
machine gun nests, Lieutenant
Price fearlessly led his men in a
frontal attack on one Of the
guns, captured it, and took sew
eral soners. Lieutenant
Prices courage, devotion to
duty, and dauntless action un-
der exceptionally heavy enemy
machine gun fire inspired the
men under his command"
At present stationed in Italy,
1t. Price is on reconnaissance
duty in the Army. He has seen
see NEQFHES
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-08

Farmers in the Capac-Almont
area. north of Macomb County,
shifted down wind Friday eve
ming, smelled gasoline, and
wasted no time getting to the
scene of a Grand Trunk railway
train accident which spilled
thousands of gallons of gasoline
into bitches lining the right of
way.
With buckets and jugs they
filled gas tanks and barrels
without the benefit of A, B, c or
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-08
COP 10 Honor
Lincoln Wednesday

Macomb County Republicans
will honor Lincoln's birthday
when they gather at Tassie Tav-
ern at $50 Wednesday evening
to hear an address by Michigan
Secretary of State Herman Dig
nan.
COP leaders predict that a
record crowd will attend the po-
litical function with candidates,
and potential candidates, STEP
ping up campaign plans in view
of the contemplated early pri-
mary election expected TO result
from sQldieE-yats legislation,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-08

Chef Kroner today was APP
pointed by Albert Wallace. COM
mander of the Veterans of For
eign Wars, Post No. 1894. to
handle applications of Macomb
county veterans of the present
conflict for mastering out pay
ments.
Kroner. who will handle ap-
plications at his office, Room 2l7
Mount Clemens Savings Bank
building, said that he will be
available Thursday nights from
z to 9 o'clock, as we'll as daily,
as an aid to veterans unable to
contact him during daytime
hours.
TIE Army and Nays JOINT
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COORDINATE APPLICATIONS
Aid Vets Obtain Mustering-Out Pay

charged prior TO that date must
take the following steps:
Submit a certificate OF dis
charge or service. To assure re-
turn of the certificate the veter-
an is cautioned TO write his pres
ent address on the certificate.
Pie must submit an infor-
nal type of certified application
on which is stated his name, adj
dress. service number. serial
number or file number. He must
show that he was not discharged
or released from active duty 10
accept employment without
service outside the United
States: that he is not now Serv-
See PAYMENTS-Page z q.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-08
GET OUT OF WAR US. TELLS films
Russians
Score New
Triumph
BY RICHARD McMURRAY
AASnciated Press War Ediinr


Russian troops captured the
1900 square miles Of Nikopol
bridgehead today in driving the
last Germans from territory east
of the Dnieper river and "in-
flicted heavy defeat on seven
Nazi divisions in a four day Of
fensive, Nj ars h Stain an
'nounced in an order of the day.
The bridgehead was 70 miles
long and 81 miles deep in the
marshes and swamps of the
great Dnieper bend. 1t was the
last land in German hands east
of the river. The triumph vir-
See RUSSIA-Page 2
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plan for handling payments TO
honorably discharged personnel
of the Army, Navy, Marine
Corps or Coast Guard Including
female reserves) all entitled 10
Federal grants of 500 for those
who served less than so days
and of $500 for those serving ov-
er so days, without overseas re-
cords. and Of $500 to men and
women who have performed
tours of duty abroad.
Persons becoming eligible for
mustering-ou pay since APPROX
al of the law need not make APP
plications as their payments will
be forthcoming automatically.
Those, however, WHO were dis
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-08

Utica Is Macomb County's
first city to oversubscribe its
f bond quota In the current
bond drive. E. A. Schwarz-
kOff, aide to Chairman Z. o.
Gildart, reported today that
$4,000 worth of f bonds have
been sold, exceeding the $751;
400 quota. Progress Is good on
the city's S89,600 quota for
other bonds, he said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-08
Key Points
Stressed in
Peace Plan

Religion. colonial rights. and
a voice from minority groups
must be included in post war
peace pans il they are to prove
permanently benefited, it was
pointed out by three speakers
Sunday at the Grace Church
Parish House, where approx
mately IS persons attended the
first of two consecutive meet
ings to discuss world plans for
a permanent peace.
Rev. Joseph Grosa opened the
service after which Rev. Will
liam Dunn spoke on God s
Moral Law" and stating that
Neligion must have an important
part in future peace plans, de-
-clarcd God must reign -in-he
Universe or else We'll have
chaos
CITE PREJUDICE
Maintaining that text books
were one-sided in the presenta-
ton OF minority groups, espec-
tally Negroes. Daniel Owings
for neglecting the good things
done by the colored race.
Owings held that Whites
down South were far from
Christian in their dealings with
Negroes.
Instead of wasting our mis-
sionaries abroad. we could do
we'll 10 send them TO our south
ern states. The way conditions
are now. we could use some
See DISCUSSION-Page 2
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Bond Drive
Lays Seriously
Workers Urge
Public Support

The war consciousness and pa
triotism Of Mount Clemens will
have to be elevated TO a higher
pitch from now until Feb. Is,
the official closing date of the
Fourth, War Loan Drive. City
Chairman Chris w. Konstanzer
announced today, with the reve-
lation that $786,744.25-more
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-07

Sure remember the sneak attack of the aps Pearl
Harbor-that Infamous eachery shall never forget
Wewcre shocked made fighting mad again,
by the horrible story of this death march Bataan
That's the enemy we're still facing in the Pacific
Troops who care nothing for human deccncy-who
know only how to butcher the prisoners they take and
tokeep on torturing them as long they suffer.
We've got to stop them We're going to stop them.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-07

We're going teach all such fanatics unforgettable
lesson. They'll remember Pearl Harbor, too.
But this that none of us can sit back and take
easy 1t takes nerves and steel to fight this war-and
it takes money! lot of money. We've got to fight
these demons every corner of the Pacfc-hat means
ships planes and guns in endless flow. So let's buy
that extra 500 bond right now.
Help scrap the Japs-with your bonds!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-11
LEGAL NOTICES

Court fgom anldaNit on Me ina
Arthur Walkcr defendant herein
is not resident 81 inc Niiy ~
detroit County 81 WAYNE ana
STATE ~ Michigan bur resioeS a
zoos south Dearborn street Cni'a-
60. Illinois
on Motion ~ CHARLES y hrh
RY Attorney tor TIE pianln
1T Is ORnERED iha, me Qr'
PENDANT Arthur Walker enter n.y.
sppeatan,, Ia said cansc on OF ~
fore three lsf months from ~,
date OF this order or SAID hia q
Complaint Wei he taken - cen
tossed agsirs hiW ard taa' ine
-ad order hs puh'ishee p ne he'
froit rrhGns a newspaper printed
punished and cireniaune ~ sAil
County and copy ~ ,he sarf ef
ssrf tofne last kroeu pos oHAf
address, 81 toe defendant ,, regis
e-sc ma
SHERMAN 2 CAilf.NpER
Circw Judge
tAsrAR 2 ljNCFMAN Cierk
Ev nAN NolClh.
nspa- cisrx MS 1875
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Chas. Campbell. Attorney
Psi Er>kine

STATE or MICHIGAN Circuit
Cont ftg the County OF Wayne in
Chartory
HELEN MILLER. Plaintiff VS..
EMIL BUTLER. Defendant
W. 36i.90a
Al a session % SAID court held
in the city Of Detroit Sept s.
1914.
Present The Hon WILLIAM
FRIEDMAN fi~eaif Judge
II satisfactorily appearing Ivy az
hdayit on hle that the defendant is
not resident OF ghe State Of Mich
.ran hut resides az Tallahassee.
Florhla in care OF the Grey Hound
Bus Terminal
II is ordered thar he appear IN
this cause within three mouths
ftom ihs date IN This order or the
Biil Of Complain, filed herein may
be taken ss confessed and that
this order DC served and published
according 20 law and copy there
uf matted 10 The defendant AT his
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STATE or MICHIGAN In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
ADA CUNNINGHAM. Plaintiff.
vs.. LlCCIUS CUNNINGHAM. De-
PENDANT.
Al a session ~ said Court held
al the Court House in the City OF
Detroit on the TWEEN y-hfth day OF
September. AID. 1914.
Present The Honorable JAMES
r. CHENOT, Circuit Judge
In this cause it appearing from
anidaN, on hle that after diligent
search and inquiry IL cannot he as
certained in what State or Coun-
try the defendant resides
OK MOTION OF SIMMONS &
BIBR attorneys for plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED THAT a COPY
u this order BE- published accord
ing 20 law in The Detroit Tribune
and also that copy OF this order
be Sent by registered mail 10 said
defendant az his last known adj
dress fo.wi' 1910 South Capital.
Indianapolis Indiana
JAMES r CHENOT
Circuit Judge.
"a True CopyA
|cASPAR J lINGEMAN. Clerk.
nv Dan wOJCIK.
Dcpu,y Clerk lo-lt-ii-25. 1914.
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No. 3G2.9s0
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION

Al a session OF said Court held
10 the Courthouse al The City OF
Detroit. County Of Wayne. State OF
Michiean on the 2lsf day Of Sep
tfnper l944
Present The Honorable JAMES
r CHFNOT. 81 nit Jgdee
Satisfactory proof hy AFFIDAVIT
showing that The defendant is a
resident OF this state Of Michigan
ana that process for her appear
ance has been duly issued but the
same could not be served 10y reason
Ut hcr absence from the State or
1oucealment therein and that #
cannot be ascerlancd in What
safe er Country the defendant
now resides
TT Is ORDERED that the said
defendant VIVIAN r Finn enter
hf appearance In SAID cause on or
before three c., months from the
cato OF this order Of the Bill OF
Complaint viii be taken as con-
tossed and thar the SAID Order he
tablshfd and served hv registered
mail as required by law
JAMES r CHENOT
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CASpAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
By DAN wOJCIk.
Deputy Clerk io-l4-li-25. 1914.
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LEGAL NOTICES

TENDER. 1874.
Present The Honorable JAMES
+. CHkNOT. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT
showing that the defendant is a
resident OF this State OF Michigan
and thar process for her appear
ance has been duly issued but the
same could not be served by reason
OF her absence from the State or
Conccalment therein and that Il
cannot be ascertained in what
STATE or Country the defendant
now resides.
IT is ORDERED that the said
defendant Martha Dane. enter
her appearance in said cause on or
before three Ga months from The
date of this Order or the Bill OF
Complaint viii be taken as con
fessed and thar The said Order be
published and served hy registered
mail as required By law
JAMES r CHENOT.
Circuit Judge
& True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
BY DAN WOJCIK.
Deputy Clerk lo-lf-li-25. 1914.
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LEGAL NOTICES

RlCk. ST. Attorney tog the Plain
.in
IT Is HERER ORDERED thar
Lhe ncfcnaant enter his aprear-
anrc. either ia person. or Hy Aitor-
rcy. within ;ht,e mouths from me
date he.fcf or the Bal 81 CONF
glainr Viii ne taken As confessed
against him
TT is FURTHER ORDERED.
ihs, the true cory ~ this Orspr &c
Appear De mailed 10 the last
kno~n address 81 Tho Defendant
py registered piail RETURN receipt
requested postage prepaid, and
MAJ true cory az said order %
,pp,ai he published according g
Jaw
JAMES e CHENOT.
Circuit Judge
"a True ltopyl
cASgAR y LiNGEMAN. Clerk.
By DAN N0jCIK.
Dcru'y Clerk io-li--il-25 1914
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LEGAL NOTICES

Complaint filed in this easee -,
IN three 90 months nom ~, s 'a'
OF THIS Order, or said BIN ~ r 1at
plant viii be taken AZ coo,' Sous
against her used
1T Is FURTHER ORnERrn.
a copy of this Order DO p,l,,.hnr,'
according 10 law. in The ~
Tribune. newspaper pr,n,es uo 70,
lished' and circulating ru' ,
County and also that 4 eo,r s'e
this Order be sent nv rss,', , q
mail TO the last-knonn nos, -. 'a
address OF the defendan, ps
Mickle said address hsinT ss 800
Kirby Detroit Michigan l.
SHERMAN D. cALLFSnre
"a True Copy '7oss'
CASPAR J LINGEMAN cia,,
by DAN wOJCIK.
Deputy Clerk. ii-i-i2.is M
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Attorneys simmons and BIhh
5s5 Graflof Ave-

STATE OF MIcHlcAx :,
Circuit Court for the conr,.
Waynein Chancery q
MARGARET JEAN 1nHAs ca.
Plaintiff. VS. KARL sTFw,pr
JOHNSON. Defendant an
No. 35&l63
Al a session OF said cos,, IA.
az the Court House In ne CIV :,
Detroit on The thirteenth Az !,
September. AID 1874 "
Present: Honorable Wir5l.v
FRIEDMAN. Circuit judge ~
In this cause Il appearing ,,,-
affidavit on file that af,er diiigs..
search and inquiry il csnno. n !,
ceriained in what State Or corr.r,
the defendant resides
on MOTION or SIMMONS Avn
BIB, attorneys for pla.r,,r
1T is ORpERED THAT co,,
81 this order be published sos,i
INK TO Law in The De'soa Tr.Arr.
and also that a COPY OK MS o-as,
ne sent by registered MAJ. "A III.
defendant AZ his laS known al
dress, to-wIr 635s s, y,rr
Street. Louisville Ken, sr
WILLIAM FHlknN,N
c!rcs jgau
"A True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN clek.
Ry DAN wOJCIK.
Deputy Clerk. e.es-f,.I
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NJ. Jls .6s6
ORDER or pIBIll ALTON

A. session 81 said Conr, held
in the tiiy of Detroit. Wayne Coun-
~ Mth on oc' II. 1914
Present Hon SHERMAN -
CALENDER Cncnr Judge
II appeaiing "a this Honorable
Court from an.dayl' on Me thar
the defendant IS resident OF this
state and that process for her ap-
pearance has been dnly issued aud
that the same could not be served
by reason OF her absence from. or
,onccament within this state. or
hy reason OF her continued absence
from her place ~ residence
on Motion OF Charles b Berry.
Attorney for the plainiif
1T Is ORDERED thai Rose Mic
klc appear in answer 10 the Bill OF
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No. s6i.s66
ORpfR or III RLICATION

81 session OF said Court held
a the Cosrt House In the City OF
Detsps d the e5ih day Of August.
AID 1884
Psessni Hon ROBERT NJ.
Toms C.gcuit judge
Satisfactory proof by Affidavit
showing thar ii cannot he ascer-
'ainei ~ whaf state or Country
ihe dt'aiaui now resides and his
present reahoats is unknown
'naf N.r last place OF residence
VA no cry OF Detroit STATE Of
Mithlean
oN MOTION OF CHESTER
SMITH Attorney FOR Lille Nslen-
ilr painiin herein
nc is ORDERED Thar The said
def, Haant J0HN W VALENTINE.
enter hs appearance in said cause
on 80 before three 6Sl months
fnm DE date 81 this order or the
BIZ 81 Complaint may DE taktn as
confessed and that order be pub
hShel and Copy thereof served
upon defendant. JOHN ". NAIEN-
TINE personally or by registered
mail as rtqGirod hy Law
ROBERT " TOMS
Circuit Judge
a Tne Copy)
cASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
Ry LEO BIZ RkE
DEPUTY Clerk lo-7-ll-iS, 1914.
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sIATE or MICHIGAN m the
Clse1t CoGr' Tor the County OF
Wayne ia CAarCsry
GRACE J. BELL p'anuN rs.
JAMES BELL pctsndan
No. 36l.3l6
AZ session 90 sold Court held
tne Court House IN INC CRY Of
l1cite4, Ia sand County on July z
l.43
pes,ui The Hon. CHESTER
r 0tiARA. CigcuJ judge
II ,nf, csase IL spnfanag by AZ
dda,s' heffio attached This; the de-
f.naart lsmss He'll cannot be
served hy PROCESS issued oA' Of
fAis Cnan as nt NOT reS.asnt
tx ~ State 81 Michigan. hs' thar
Dr. iesllts ID the CRY 81 Chicago.
STATE oi i'arols
0r noN ~ Seasron + Hall,
A;fclty Tor P,aE'lN
III rs ORDERED ,ha Tie de-
f'ra4n James Rti. rgear and
Answer h bli ~ ompiant tled
r fh.s Nifhn taree months
fsom ia da'e 81 ihs otdcf and
fha' sian hi 'ainie 20 80 APPEAR
'lai s4it hi'i he 'aken as confess
ari was ilas olaer os sent tc
fl, cFfrrtar ~ registered mail
fa MS lasf known address and II
re ff'lssi 'na' ms orasr pc pub
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Ahncr 4. Tatken. Attorney
31ln Monterey Ayenue

sTNTE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County or
Nayne IN Chanccry
FRANCIS J FINN plainrn vs..
VIVIAN r. ifNN. Defendant.
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NO. 363.7sO
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION

Al session Of said Court held In
the Courthouse al the City Of De
Iroii County OF Wayne State Of
Michigan on the twelfth day Of
September. 1914,
Present The Hon WILLIAM
FRIEDMAN. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by anidayit
showing thar the defendant is a
resident Of this State ~ Michigan
and that process for her appear
ance has been duly issued but the
same could not be served by rea-
son o. her absence from the State
or concealnent therein and that II
cannot be asceriained In what
State or Country the defendant
now resides.
1T Is ORDERED thai The SAID
defendant Daisy l.. Colbert. enter
her appearance in said cause on or
before three so months from the
date Of this order or the Bill OF
Complaint will be taken as con-
fessed and thar the said order be
published aad served by register
ed mail as REQ lired TX law
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
CASPAR J LlNGEMAN. Clerk.
BY DAN wOJCIK.
Deputy Clerk a-3o--ll-ll. 1914
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". T. Patrick. Sr- Attorney
1901 vi. Antoine II.

STATE or NtCHiSAN u fhs
Eirrei cow icr me County q
n7rre M GEAR fp
tLLA MAJ BRONSON Pain.
80 vs. WILLIE Ike BR 1NsON
Dpfere4r-
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Chas. Campbell. attorney
1Jsl Irskinc NJ.

STATE or MICHIGAN Circuit
Court for he County OF Wayne in
Chaneety
SALLY LARSON. Plaintiff: VS.
CHARLES schmidt Defendant.
No. 3G5.5is
Al a session az said court held
in The city ~ Detroit Sept e3. 1874
Present The Hon JAMES r.
CHENOI Circuit judge
II satisfactorily Appearing by af-
hdayit on file that the Defendant Is
not resident OF the state OF Mich
igan buf resides al Route 3. Rock
ford Illinois
!; Is ordered thar he appear 81
this cause within three months
from the date OF this order. or the
Bill Of Complaint fled herein may
he taken as confessed and that
thu. Order he served and publish
q according 70 law. and copy
thereof mailed 70 the defendant a.
his last known address
JAMES r CHENOT.
Circuit Judge
Tr,n rrpe-
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Charle> u. Berry. Attorney
i3Os Rroadway

STATE or MICHIGAN In the
Circuit Couil FOR The County Of
Waynf IN Chanccry
ROBERT r MlCkLF plaintiff
IS ROSE MlrklF Defendant.
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Ahner A. Tatken, Attorney
32I0 Monterey ANenne

STATE or MICHIGAN in tho
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne IN Chancery
ALCNZO COLBERT Plaintiff.
vs. DAISY L. COLBERT. Defen-
dant.
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LEGAL NOTICES

last known address.
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN,
Circuit Judge.
CA True Copy
cASPAR J. LlNGEMAN. Clerk.
BY Elizabeth Holder
Deputy Clerk lO-1--ll-ls. 1914