On this day of —, before me personally came R. S., the petitioner named in the foregoing petition, who being by me duly sworn did depose and say that he has heard read the foregoing petition by him subscribed, and knows the contents thereof, and that the same is true according to the best of his knowledge and belief.

Notary Public,

J. R.,

County,

To R. X., Esq., Solicitor for Complainant-Sir :

Please take notice that the foregoing petition was brought on for hearing before Hon. H. S., judge of the district court of the United States for the

division, in equity, on the

district of day of June,

at 10

o'clock in the forenoon of said day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.

Dated

Yours, etc.,

R. Y.,

Solicitor for Defendants.

I hereby consent to the appointment of D. W. as guardian ad litem of S. B

Dated

R. X., Solicitor for Complainant.

No. 604.

Order Appointing Guardian ad Litem of Defendant. [Caption.]

This cause coming on to be heard on this the 4th day of November, 1914, upon the petition of Bessie Wildcat, a minor, for the appointment of a guardian ad litem for one of the defendants in the above entitled action and plaintiff in a cross-complaint filed by her in the said action, and,

It appearing to the court that Santa Watson is a competent and responsible person, and that he has consented to act as such guardian ad litem,

It is hereby ordered that the said Santa Watson be and he is hereby appointed guardian ad litem for the said Bessie Wildcat, a minor, and is authorized and directed to appear

and defend the above entitled action on her behalf, and to prosecute the same under the cross-petition filed in said cause. RALPH E. CAMPBELL, Judge.

No. 605.

Order Appointing Guardian ad Litem by Consent. [Caption.]

This application having come on to be heard upon the petition of R. S., representing that S. B., one of the above-named defendants, under the age of twenty-one years, and asking for the appointment of a guardian ad litem of the person and estate of said minor in said cause, and R. X., solicitor for said. complainant, having consented thereto, in writing, it is ordered that D. W. be, and he is hereby appointed by this court, as guardian of the person and estate of said S. B., in said.

cause.

No. 606.

Answer of Infant by Guardian ad Litem.

[Caption.]

Answer of defendant, C. D., an infant, under the age of twenty-one years, by C. S., her guardian ad litem, to the bill of complaint of A. B. herein.

This defendant, C. D., answering by her said guardian ad litem, C. S., states that she is an infant of the age of seventeen years, and she therefore submits her rights and interests in the matters in question in this cause to the protection of this honorable court, and denies any matter or thing material for her to make answer to and not herein answered, avoided and denied. And she prays to be hence dismissed with her reasonable costs and charges in this behalf sustained.

C. D.

By C. S., Guardian ad litem.

No. 607.

Motion to Amend Bill of Complaint by Crossing Out Original and Inserting Amended Bill.

[Caption.]

Now comes the petitioner and moves to amend the bill of complaint filed by crossing out the whole of the original bill of complaint on file and inserting there for the within amended bill of complaint. By its attorney,

No. 608.

M. E. R.

Motion to Amend Amended Bill of Complaint by Striking Out Words and Inserting Others.

[Caption.]

Now comes the petitioner and moves to amend the amended bill of complaint on file by striking out the words "Massachusetts Co-operative Cigar Company" wherever they may appear and inserting therefor the words "Massachusetts Cooperative Association." (Signed by Attorney.)

No. 609.

Motion to Amend Bill by Adding Defendant.(1) [Caption.]

Comes now the plaintiff above named, and moves the court that he may have leave to amend his bill by adding the said E. F., a defendant thereto with apt words to charge him. R. X., Attorney for Plaintiff.

(1) Equity Rule 19.

All persons should be joined who are so related to the subjectmatter of the suit that their rights must be passed upon by the court in reaching a final decree. Coison v. Millaudon, 19 How. 113; Con. Water Co. v. Babcock, 75 Fed., 76 Fed. 243; Kelley v. Boettcher, 85 Fed. 55.

No. 610.

Motion to Amend Bill by Inserting Matter.

[Caption.]

Comes R. X., solicitor for the complainant, moves the honorable court to amend the original bill in this cause by inserting in the first paragraph of said bill after the word "Kentucky," and before the word "for," the following: "And otherwise complying with the statutory laws of Tennessee and also the United States, regulating foreign corporation by filing an abstract of the complainant charter with the secretary of state for registration, and with the registers of each county where your complainant is engaged in business" and which is marked Exhibit "A & B" hereto.

No. 611.

Nunc Pro Tunc Order Permitting an Amendment to Bill. [Caption.]

This cause came on to be heard upon motion of complainant's counsel, before the Hon. C. D., district judge, to amend the complainant's bill in the first paragraph after the word "Kentucky" and before the word "for," and insert the following: "And otherwise complying with the statutory laws of Tennessee regulating foreign corporations by filing an abstract of the complainant's charter with the secretary of state for registration, and with the registers of each county where your complainant is engaged in business," and also the United States. The court having considered the order, and being of the opinion that the complainant has a right to amend its bill as set out above, does therefore order and decree that the complainant be permitted to amend its bill as set out. This order was granted at Chambers in and is

entered now for then.

on the

No. 612.

Motion to File a Second Amended Bill.

[Caption.]

The complainant moves the court for leave to file a second amended bill, wherein a conveyance to the defendant, C. D., by her children, of the real estate in the original bill described, is alleged, said allegation having been omitted by clerical error in the original bill. X. & X.,

Solicitors for Complainant.

No. 613.

Order Granting Leave to File Amended Bill.

[Caption.]

This cause coming on to be heard on motion to file amended bill, tendered herein The court now being fully advised, orders and adjudges that said amended bill be and the same is now filed.

[Caption.]

No. 614.

Order for Leave to Amend Bill.

Pursuant to agreement in open court, it is ordered that the complainant, the A. B. Trust Company, of the city of, be and it hereby is given leave to amend its bill of complaint herein as to the defendants, the Second National Bank, of

And now comes the said A. B. Trust Company, of the city of, and files an amendment to its bill pursuant hereto, and it is ordered that each of the defendants, the Second National Bank, of and H. Z., file their answer thereto on or before the March rule day, and on failure so to do said bill may be taken pro confesso against them.