davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10

elm seUuItiger gared, 6ab i'd
sIaubteD gum eritenmaI in meiuem
2e6en obnmd9tig gu perOen, uno
graeleR5 $abI JAP mid nit gan5
IonOerbaren augen an.
n@s 1T fat 10, oIs Oh Sic oos
ungliid borausgeabnt bdttenl"
@on3 leiie anttportete id:
sd babe es geobntl Der @eiit
meiner totem @iitter fat mid se-
tpornt."
Sn ieSer anOeren StunOe Bate
ser @ouberneur fiber bei oieien
8orten eeIadt, iest i9iittelte er
i6tpeigen0 0en &opf. Meine Sreun-
Sc tparfen mir ideue 8Iide gu uno
ib fiiblte mid in Der SanO Oes
groBen @ottes, Dem id aus Oonen
Serden oanfte.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
@la&spiIs

Geoermann uno Naiide fisen beim
Bier. sd bin Oo9 elm @edOOgeI",
iagte Miide, niteM Dir Dor: am leB.
ten 0ienstag polte i9 Die BrGmie
fir bic Seueroerii9erung be3ableu,
bergelie es ober, unO geitern iinO
mir i'm Seller Oie 2obGen, bier Sad
SoI5 unO 3pei Sabrrdoer Derbrannt.
NatiirIi6 ueigert itd bic 8ert9e'
rung, 5u be5ablen."
n9as lit pirtlid 9ed", nidt Be.
hermann. n8as mid betrifft, 70 BIN
fd in iol6en 9irgen Elm aasgePro'
1ener @liifspild."
nBieio @IiidsbiI8?" fragt Wfiids,
bat 6u aud nal Seuer gebobt9s
nOas nift", iogt GeOermotr.
vober am eriten Qpril, tura Dor
meinem ltm8us, ihlieBe id cine linz
faHperii9erung ab, unO i@ou am
apeiten f6Gt mir unier alaoier nuf
BEN &opf.~
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10

uofien, un6 bouu fou es crit Initis
gebeul"
Ole gfer6e b1nmten ii6 bar8uei-
feIn0 BEL oieIen ggorten unO Der
Subrmann Deri9ponO la9eno Dor
BEN g[uaen 6es iiH befreu5isenOen
Eaal06nerg. 9ieier elite our Burg
un6 braHte Bangor Die antDort
Ieines Serrn. Storr b0rte oieier Die
Nadri6t BON Ser &iidfebr oes 8o-
ten aus TreB6urg unO fonnte niAt
begreifen, wie Oieier feinen 8efebl
bate DOIbringen fGnnen. Do6 bier
IieBen Oas Siegel unO Die ant'
mort oes Serrn ieOen 3peifel F6Dei-
gen.
Bangor lieB ocn 8oten gu iid
rufen unO bieb i'm er516len, pie
0as @unoer gei6eben mar, aaum
6atte Der gerpolter Oen Sergdng
ser Sadie erfabren, 10 Itrdu6ten
iid feline Scare, 8ldiie beoedte iei'
ne Mange1, uno er ldlt, ple Don
einem @ei6oBe %setroffen, ubnmdd-
tig au 8oOen. ga fubr iener grim.
mige 5ubrmonn iiber sic 3ugbriif-
fe ouf Sen SdIoBbof itieg ab,
padte Bangor am @enid, idleppte
i'm gu ieinem @dgeu uto mari ibm
Elm 8feroegei9irr User Ben &opf.
2out briiGte Bangor. Aber Der
Subrmnnn ieste iid auf BEN $50
gen unO fiibrte eineu fur6tgaren
9eiti9enbieb - Oobin Iauite oas
@efGbrt, Itatt nit Orei nit bier
Stolen beipannt, ben a6bang BIN
unter Dem finiteren 8loe gu.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
Ser an8us

SSt einem 9~ltterbnlts DER Ntes
ner SauptItraBe pobnte Soiepb
2eipner uno iiberlegte, Dobon CT
am n66Iten Gage leben Ioae. IS
gina ibm Iebr idledt umo Der
Iebte S6iaing NOR o%usgege6en. ST
fannie aus ergiebiger Grfabrung
0ieIen 3uItano, er bate ltG immer
uieoer 3u belfen geWuBt, alleroings
nidt auf einpanOfreie 8eiIe. @r
beI6loB, Ii6 aud oiesmal our4 Ell
men geI6iften 3ugriff BEL paiienoer
@elegenbeit aus Der alemme 3n 8ie.
ben.
ct i6lenberte sic &drntneritraBe
binauf, ging iu6eno unO priifenO
iiber ben ,@raben" unO entoefte
IhlieBlih, als er gum nSoGen
Marft" biniiberpan0ern nollte, ie-
ne eriebnet @elegenbeit: Dor elmer
frieoliden 2aoentiir bingen Orei
Id0ne englil6 gemuiterte @n8iige.
soIepb 2eipner Ieste lid nit Ser
Inn eigenen @eI6idli6feit in ben
8eIib oes einen @n5uges. @r pritf-
te i'm onnn in ieiner 8obnung elm,
gebenO, fnno i'm gut uno idOn un0
bate cine rei1li6 Oronige Soee.
am gingang 0es 8o~rOerbaules
bradte er folenoeS Sdilo an:
.Soiepb 2eipner, Sdneioer, An.
jiige bon 90 S9iGingen on."
@enn man beoenft, 0aB 20
Shiqinge nur Denig mebr ais 10
Marf iin6, miro man o%eriteben, bob
Ii6 balo Sntereilenten Bel Sem
oS6neiOermeiter" 2eipner meloe-
ten. Seoen aunoen, Der bOriprad,
priifte er 8und6it anf oie Sigur
uno i6ien tie in ieinen %geitoblenen
4n8ug 8u paiien, oann bot er:
.8itte, treten sic ndber," unO
i'm Sineingeben: Di9 babe 90
ndmli9 geraoe einen an3ug, Der
i9eint mir eigens pie fir iie ge-
mn6t."
Snnerbalb bon orei Saeen bate
er feds &unoen ieinen Mn5ug on
probiert, poren Ie9s &upoen bon
oieIem Mnaug reitlos begeiItert ge-
peien un0 batten Die berlangten
9luslagen fir feline I%enoeruneen
6ereitmiIigit bingegeben
Soiepb 2eipner mar elm @emiits-
meni9. gr bertrand es, feline
&unoi9aft INNER tpieoer nit fa6-
mdnniI9en @inpenouneen 81 ber-
troiten, er unterbielt Ie nit ben
neueIten @iBen un0 @%nefooten, borg
tie lih bon ibnen iogar etwas @elo,
uno lieB iid obenorein nod an-
aiige uno Wdntel gum @ufbigeln
bringen. DieIe trug er I6lettnigit
gum 8eriaBamt.
Nber epig fonnte iolbe S9nei-
6erei ni6t ungeitraft aiisgeiibt tper.
Sen. Soiepb 2eipner mur0e Der.
baftet. gr betelterte 5tpar Dor Sc.
ridt, OoB er an ser 5dneioerei els
men ausgiebig groBen @efalen ge-
fun0en babe. gr beriiderte, oaB,
ipenr man inn ettpas 3eit lieBe, er
beltimmt Elm gutter S9neiber tper-
ben niir6e, morauf Ser &i9ter i'm
freunoli6 anlddelte unO iagte:
~3eit, gemaHt, mein lieber 2eip'
ner, ingen mir dund6it einmal 5fuolf
Wonatel"
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
Weretnss& alemOer

@nibingtOn GGuserbnHb. Der.
einslotal. arcaOia Sole, 1884
lite StroBe, g. 90. 8rdiioent, vi.
freo aopf; Setretar, @arl Stober.
SingihtnOe: 9onnerstag a6enos UNI
s llbr.
@%ai6instuu Sanserbnnb 6raueu.
dJOr. Br1iioentin, 6rau Ntartba
S6meier; Setretdrin, 6rau Sole
pbine Slider, 1902 Connecticut
Npenue, @beDD @baie, Oto. Sing
ltuuOe: 9ienstags. obenos 8 ubr, iHl
ArcaOia @e6duoe, ID. StraBe un0
@arf &ooO, 81. SO.
9entiGe 6reimanrer 9Ose
XGX arminias, 9tr. 20, S.NA.M.
w SefretGr: Jreot. 8ertrorn,
1871 6bepbero Str, %. &. Ser
iammlung am /. 9ienstag i'm NtO.
nat i'm geeuen Maionic SempeI, 13te
uno s StraBe, %. 8.
Arminins GersniguRgs @ereiH.
8rGiioent: &onroo Ntiiaer; Setre-
tGr: &beoOor &er9, 1905 Siebte
StraBe, 90. @. 8%eriammlung am
1. Sonnobeno i. oct. i'm Sauie zines
Niitglieoes.
Concord Club. 9raliOent:
Carl Sto6er; Sefretar, 6rau u.
S9la6ter, 1868 Conn. @ne., 81. 50.
8eriammlune ieoen oritten Otittpo4
I'M Monat.
nSentider Sbeuter alab". BRA.
iioent: @uitaO Seller; Setretar:
Sermann 8%lanfenburg, 4233 9te
StroBe, %. 8. @%eriammIung ieoen
Dierten 0iittpo9 i'm Wtonat in Der
.Sangerbunobaae, 1884 14te Stro-
BE, goropeit.
9eMtI6er 1tnteritikungsbMnO,
9iitrift 3r. 40. 9r1iioent, Nti9el
Boiner; SefretGr, gbriitiou &rOnen-
bitter, t104 8onioant Str, 5iIOer
Spring 800. &eri. am A. WtittDo9
I'M Mtouat in Der Sangerbunoboae.
9entider nnterititnngsbnnO, Diff.
rift gtr. 100. 9rdiioent: Sobn
@reoIein; Setretdr: gbriitian Gbriit,
1922 6iinfte StraBe, %. @. 8eri.
am 4ten 9ienstag /. NRt. i'm Sauie
Scr. 1920 8 StroBe, g. 6
uSappinek Club" Oes 9enti@en
@Giienbanles. 8rGiioentin, &ap
Garl; SetretGr, 8m. @raB, 2024
u@pe" StruBe, &c. SO.
Sramen-NG6Oereim Oes 9entiGeR
@aiienbunies. @raiioent, Gruu 60
Uterine N2iQer; Sefret6r, 6rau Gil
5abetb @iegono, 1924 : 16te 5traBe,
81. @. @%eriommlung am 0ritten
Mtittmo9 i. Ntt. i'm @aiienbaus.
Tranen-Silfsberein Oes 9enti6eu
@aiienbanies. @roiioent, Grou 6reo.
S9ul6; Sefretdr, Grou Wargarete
9uerit, 645 Sngrabam Ctr, q. @.
8%eriammlung am 5ueiten Oonners.
tag /. set. i'm @aiienbaus.
@rUIpect Sill Trie6bOf. 8rdiiOent:
8reo 8ogeliang; Setretar: $. q.
8infler; S9abmeiiter: laurence 3.
Stus. geri. am 2. Samstag I'M
Monat i'm 6rieObofsgebauoe.
NlriOn 9amenberein. @r1iioentin,
6rou 9. &rumfe, 1859 Sprine
&oao, &c. 49,; Sefretdrin, Srau u.
@aBmonn, 1904 Morningiioe DriOe,
g. @. @eri. am 2. Mittpo9 i'm
Mfonat, na9mittags / ubr.
Ghriitian amS GleOmOra &appert
@eim. 8rdiioent, Gbriltian Seuri9;
Setret1r. Sbos. 6. Sarrea, 721
Tote StroBe, 81. @. 8eriammlungen
I'M Altenbeim.
&lppert Seim Traneu SilfsOer.
Elm. 8raiioentin, Srau 8abette
&rumfe; S%efrctdrin 6rau WabeI
9ies. 8%eriammlung am 2. 0iens.
tag i'm Wonot, 2 ubr na6mittags,
i'm Seine.
9entider 2iterariider @erein.
8rdiioentin, SRI. @nita S9aoe.
8%erlammlune am 8. Sonnabeno i'm
@onat i'm Souie 1929 &booe Sslan6
@benue, 0or6meit.
9emtides 8aiienbans. Yr1iioent:
s. @. G6neioer; SefretGr: @m. 81.
Miaer, 1925 0ebrasfa @benue,
Noroneit. @erlammlung am 5pei-
ten Sonntag i'm Monat i'm @aiIen.
bails.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
stber Oas madt bod nidts.

u@ie seiagt, Srau 9ieOentOpf,
mir ipiiroen ia germ Sbre Eo4ter,
Dabren0 sic p~erreiit iin0, BEL uns
aufnebmen - wirflid BON Screen
germ sic oiirfen es uns aber
ni6t berii6eln, tpenn mir Sbnen
cine 4biage erteilen, mir iino nam.
li6 elm biBden bei1rdnft."
uaber 6as mnht ooh nidts, Grau
@ieiete, meme Sodter lit audi nidt
oie S9laueite."
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10

Sic MinbeItoabl Der 8etpobner
zines 8ienenitofes betrGgt i16bungs=
weiie 10000, pdbreno 3uipeilen
aud oie So6it8abl bon $4,000 er.
reidt miro.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08

land. Drift carried US away
during night.
10Th. Wind dropped to 1, sea
is one big land swell. Continu-
ed rowing all day.
18th. Mate of est. John"
called and we came alongside.
He said two of his men had bad
feet. I went aboard, massaged
them, gave them my sea boot
stockings. Dressed wounds of
chief steward and carpenter.
Sailed on all night. At mid
night Pyner, the deck boy, COM
planned of terrific pains in his
feet. I had him on deck and
got blood back in circulation.
Tied strips of blanket around
his feet.
18th. l came out on deck at
$500 hours in brilliant moon
light, wind and sea calm. Mate
of lifeboat "St. John" hauled
alongside and came on board for
while. Progress very slow.
Continued to sail through night.
10Th. Light. breeze 2 south
erly. At 1900 hours wind and
sea increased violently. Chief
officer of "St. John" hailed me
and we discussed how could
make better Roadway.
Goth. Wind and sea eased
but progress still slow.
21st. On watch myself at 4
o'clock Wind S. E. 3. Sighted
tug H. M. S. "Saverin," towing
the ship "Weatherspite" at OILS
B. S. T. Lit one flare, no an
swer; second flare, answer.
Called all hands. Everyone
weak but we cleared away tent.
made boat shipshape, shipped
row-locks, out oars and rowed to
tug. Nasty choppy sea and
raining, but all hands boarded
without mishap at $500 hours.
B. S. T."
Sidney Light had lots of rest
after that ordeal. From the hos
pital, where all the men were
taken, he went down and again
took charge of his pub-hotel be-
cause. he says, it gives you a
feeling of being able to call
something your own.
His sister runs the place when
he is away and if it were not
for her the George Medal that
Sidney Light received from the
King for his part in the episode
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08
COPY DIADLTNR
1899 A. N. DAY OF ISSUE
RUI.yIS

Soe cancollatt0as. ceefoskions Or adjuse-
.ssats uasse b made = u ela0tfied
dept 6a1bes 10 Am q day - issue
TAto 0oWuDopoR reserves ~ nuht %
e1aAt1y. .evlDo q ra5eet my want "a
End = ut Hespuasjh1o ~ errors sftes
the Azse tneeerses nssstass Of any 81
1Ss nsiis Msaasss sAan ~. ,. ~
sponsibls SdR eEssn e4esUe - eanesl shs
charUo 1or GassA Dogt1an g q advertise
lnenf @ may hove bosn ronaesod value-
leas. Whon Dogo SAD - tno9tton -
IN advaxt1so0eDt = 0e6ego4 neeice q
errors nuse - U1vsn u tina ~ eogTUs-
N0TE-Classi1lsd advsztislns sched-
ule for Thur.day'S Deiiy Monitor win
the some deg. without extya charge
Aowtver. eopy Uuse - placed BY
pm. Wednesday.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personal Notices AS
wANTKD-1ids - downtown Detroit, -
arrive about Am. rhons Mt Clemens
1871 aftee q
\. 4. on
and Psekfng Lels. pAsaa. is-T-1a New
Hfven.
WILL TAKE riders 10 Chrysler Tsnk
Plant 2. an. Shllk Inquire lsS 1ooeet-
son -.
n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08
Romeo

The Brotherhood of st. Johns
Lutheran church will hold their
monthly meeting on Tuesday
evening in the assembly room
of the bank.
E. J. Warren and daughter,
Mrs. Nellie williams are NOV.
ing to Detroit after q few years
residence here.
Mrs. Herman Sieweke suffer
ed quite a serious stroke Sne
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Maley
and two sons, George and John
of Crosse Pointe are spending
the week end with Mr.. Maley s
sister, Mrs. Thomas King.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Campbell a son at the st.
Joseph's hospital in Mount
Clemens.
Miss Gladys Paulios was an
honored guest at q miscellan-
eous shower on Saturday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. voyls
Robertson. Miss Paulios is 10
be married. Sept. 81 to. Joseph
lVerellen.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08
Seamen Lights Pub is Cory Haven
--After His Ten Days Adrift at Sea


A SEAPORT TOWN. England
Standing there behind the bar
of this little seaport pub. able
seaman Sidney Light feels fine.
Next week though, he says, he'll
feel better. For that Is when
he is scheduled to board an
8000-ton freighter bound for
New York to take on q cargo
of munitions.
Owning . waterfront pub
hotel is all right. says Sidney.
It gives you q feeling of being
able to call something your
own. But for real living, "Pll
take the sea" He says this
despite that last trip in from
New York when the s. S. Port
Malet was torpedoed 500 miles
from the Irish Coast.
It was during the night and
a heavy sea was running when
the torpedo from that U-boat
struck. Only two lifeboats got
away. The captain commanded
No, 2 boat, able seaman Light
had No. 4.
The real drama took place in
able seaman Lights boat. He
kept a log which begins:
Y "21 hours. II minutes, 81 de-
grees 2 minutes NJ. II degrees.
"a minutes w. Torpedoes on
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08

BsDs WANTED

BsDs WANTED
Sealed Proposals. for the construction
Of q one room addition TO the Herman
Xix School located q the south east
corner Of the intersection Of Harper and
Wolf Rds. for the School District No.
rPaetisnal. Clinton and Harrison rwps..
As sssss Ce,,sss: . s'es sSess...d to n.
Deara Of xAucstiea win b received ua-
"a 80 PM.-kS.T. Sspt. ~. ie%l q ths
okfleo Of the Bard Of Eduestion. Her.
man Delix 4ehool loeeted a eouth eoee
e0sn4 Of Ne in1esDoettor1 Of Harper 80
Weh Aosls. Maeemh County. Mich. Ard
~ siRa No bt1s Win - received aaosf
go P.M.-kS.T. and no bids may b
wtthar1wn sfter the scheduled closing
t1nse lef receipt ~ btda. Tor at least
thirty t3oD daya
Plsns And spseifiestions may be OBJ
ieAnsd g the etfisa q TIE Archiissss.
DstrSst. Men. upis : dsposis Of ss.ec
on eoeh 80 ~ plaas and speeificotions
taken eat. uIeA return g plans 80
= dayB from dSes % Welding, entire de-
pesit WIN - rsfandsd bona-ilds tod0srs
aa1 As1ssin 49, CA q rspscSsaesien
c6otsssSsEs. osasrai 1ids win - taken
- Asshleectueal TS1dsa. plu9binQ. Heat
Ind Z veati1aAin0 end Electrical Work.
An - mMge ~ mn1e 81 ~ Blank
forms sossmpaaying ths peoz3eotieaA
Al NJ must - accompenied ~ CT
tinee 90 %. 0evsmaneat oesn1aro seSm
o. ~ osnA ~ . rsso0ntse1 Sosvty CO.
~ ~ - Ne am0unt - Ne ~ ssse-
n1tto1. CAeeks q beoAs must - mssds
0ayohos - ocbesl DtsAstes no. vree-
ttanAl Cl1nton = magxisna rwDs.. 0a-
ep0o Cssaty, MieA. - lt9uidsted 49,
- = 60 q 1.1DugU - N pess g use
alssenn1A D111es - szoeu1s u Con-
oass ~ NssaAsh 0t1sencesry rssSesn-
80. Lahor - nonosrlnl Asa4. Co0po-
nA1Bn. pvbais uao1li1 ed rso9csty
1onA0e 1nsurosacs - spee1fIea within
- ~ ear sfs~ - swss - c.-
~ Dssss Il nAsssssss ss.srvss shs
doBo - yu1ees ~ Or a 49, ID -
Wo1vp 80 n1osuno11t1oD eheey1A
oCDo0k DIT Ia. 2 YNACn00AL
CLINTON AND HARMON TOWN-
0upl MAcoAO COUNTY, ncm-
H. nn - ~. osasaA MA:
ospe 4 o-oeoQ
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ORDERED that the said defendants.
Milan Clsss. MtlSen Cioso. Milan C1ea
Milen Cloeo, John Clos, John ~. Gloss,
Harriet Aamaksg. Harriet Gloss, HAM
nah wneoxs Jsnstt c,eee. Jannstt C,eeA
Charity WGoster. A. Grant. Annetsa
John Evans. Charles Evaas ana Eiiss-
beth Evsas. his wtfe. 1ixabeth Evens.
Charles y xvans. Elmer = Evens. n
mer Evans, william Norten. William p.
Norton. Aafo1d leortoa, Marcia e. Nor
ton. Charlss =. Evans Jr.. CAas. n
Evans and Martha Evans: his wife. Dun
can Evans a.S ~ =. Evans h: wiis:
A. Evans. HIS wife, Ada D. Evans, Mary
Evans. Frank ~. Evans. Lydia 3. Evans.
Elmer Evans and Ida N. Evans. hts
wife, Henry y. Evans and Lizzie L
Evans. his wile. william L. Evans and
Dora \: Hvsns. his wife. Isass Evans.
end their unknpwn hetrss devtsees. ~
Satses and as1asns. cause their appear
snes TO - eAAssDd hersla within three
Al. mapths Ap2 ths DATE q this e.des.
and ID t4es . mir Sbeerance Inst thy
cause thsir answer 70 . fled and .
tifff attorney. John =. AerriI. within
fifteen (lS) days aftes seevies q them
of Q CODY Of said blll end notice q
this order. end Inst IN dsfsult .thereoe
t &c. ''S - = ~ IA ' %sts.ssnts
r n vTfSTSTnxn o1nE1xD xhsA
,vttss, $3.50 ~ S,vs ~ wis4ntiffS
cause q no3ics a this order - - pub
~sr~. -.s.4"S s,rI,ss.6 ~ c,rr,,ls-
M I. ~ ss.,st~ IA sAs4 .,cA m.
isstssa - continued thsrein -. ~
49, - ~ 49, ~. ~ -S.rs n no
sS~ss- =. no 80 vistrsiScc sss,sS
-. - "a. ". - - rss~~suv
Syy 80 Sss>sI.rt. a ~
s~.Nvst -, S.".. S~1~.~ ~ 49, .Ssn,~
:rs.cr,hsS scr thsir sn.ssrsnes
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08
Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In The CIR
- IN CHANCERY
Arthur Matthews and Hazel
Matthews, his wife.
Plaintiffs
Milan Gloss. Milton Gloss, Milon Clos,
Harriet Hamaker. Harriet Clos, Hannah
Wilcox. JANET Gloss, Jannett Cless.
Charity Webster. A. Grant, Annatta
Grant. Henry Evans, Henry r. Evana.
John Evans, Charles Evens and D1sa-
beth Evens. his wife, Elixabet'. Evouo,
mer Evans. william Norton. william n
Norton. Harold Norton. Harold c. Mar.
ton. Chss 3. Evans, Jr.. Cha& n Evans
and Martha Evans. his wife, Duncan
Evans and Ida ~. Evans his wife. Aazp
Evans. Osman b. Evans and Mary 4.
Evans, his wife. Ada q. Evans Mary
Elmer Evans and Ida n. EvIns his "a,
Henry F. Evans and Liskie I. Evsn& h6
wife. william VI. Evdna and Dora i.
Evans. his wifA Is1Ae Evans, decsaesd.
James williams. iJes. Williams, and tha1r
unknon heirs. dAvises. leGatees, 81
assigns.
Defendants
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
At session of said court held In the
Circuit Courtroom In the MacombA
County Building In the City Of NJ.
Clemens. this nth day of August. 4.
y. 1871.
Present: Honorable James Z. Spier.
Circuit Judge PresidinR.
Suit pending In the Circuit Court for
the County Of Macomb, City Of MI.
Clemens, this nth day Of August. lS4l.
II appearing from the affidavit on file
of John +. Merrill. attorney for the
plaintiffs In the above entitled cause.
that the whereabouts Of the said de-
PENDANTS are unknown and that u h
not known In what state or country
that the said defendants reside, or
whether they are living OF dead.
On motion of John Z. Merrill. sttue-
ney for the plaintiffs. 1T IS HEREBY
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08

starboard side No. hold. Wind
N. E., force 6, heavy seas ship
ping heavy sprays starboard
side. Mean course SO degrees
true :, all hand ordered to
abandon ship"
Then begins the cruise of
boat Number 4. Sidney Light
didn't know that the only other
boat that got away safely was
Number 2, commanded by the
captain. Nor did tlse captain
know about boat Number 4.
All that night the men bailed
and rowed; just hare enough to
keep heading into the swells.
The heavy seas subsidized the
next morning and they stepped
the mast and set sail.
Ships were sighAed but they
always passed by. Day blended
into night and might into day
and from the twelfth to the
twenty-second the, Log of Num-
Der A Boat, S. III. Light, A. B.,
in Charge" reacts:
18th morning.. Sea and wind
abated. More bailing out and
setting sails. 1T IL o'clock an
other lifeboat sighted, contain
ing survivors oSf the Newport"
At II o'clock we sighted two
steam vessels to the south, but
they did not see us. We shor-
tened sail ard steered S. E.
With sea increasing, we sighted
another lifetsoat steering south
erly but unable to make contact
with her.
We reset sail and continued
until 10 hours, then lay to with
sea anchor, covering ourselves
with boat cover. Lookout kept
during night but nothing sight
ed. Heavy rain squalls all
night which abated at 5 a. m.
18th morning. Under way at
1880 after one dipper of water,
one biscuit, corned mutton, con-
densed milk. At $40 shook out
reef. Estimated speed, 3 IL
knots. 1900 noon. All hands
except Mr.. Clay, chief electri-
clan, well.
Do@ed sail put out sea an
Choir at 10 hours and settled for
night.
18th morning. Sea breeze
eased down, under way at 7:30
a m, with sail set, wind nor
therly. Estimated 500 miles
from Belfast. 1900 hours,
sighted lifeboat with out oars,
sails, any sign of life except can
vas amidship. Name on side
says "St. john" 16 aboard
sleeping-exhausted but still
well.
18th morning. All hands
soaking wet, very stiff. Thought
to have sighted land but heaving
to for night because possible
submerged rocks might sink
J lifeboat. Morning no sight of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08
State
Briefs

oBATTLE CREEK - (R -
Three year old George A.
Beardsley drowned Sunday in
a cistern on q farm near here.
o.
DETROIT -(R- Services
sponsored by the Central Citiz-
ems Committee and special
masses were held here Sunday
for the late Ignace Jan Pade-
rewski. Polish pianist and states
man. Hundreds of persons of
Polish descent participated.
SAGINAW-(R - Gov. Muir
ray D. Van Wagner was sched'
uled to open officially the Sagi'
nav County Fair and Farm Prod
ucts Show Monday. Unofficially
opening of the fair was held
Monday.
HILLSDALE - (R - State
Trooper Robert Bilgen. %,
suffered buckshot wounds OF
the head and shoulder Sunday
when he was mistaken by a
Hillsdale county farmer whose
property he was investigating
following a complaint of melon
thefts. -
%
DETROIT (P - James
Meehan, Jr., of Crosse Pointe,
died Sunday of injuries receiv-
ei at the Army Air Corps Ad-
vanced Pursuit School at Vic
toria, Tex. Saturday, according
to word received by his mother,
Mrs. James J. Meehan, Sr.
Meehan, %, was the first Uni
versity of Detroit student to
enter the Army Air School upon
completion of a civil aeronautics
administration course.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08

3 BIO Values
100 Osasmobals a-1r. touring
sedAn: SeAie. heater and defruster;
vsry ssssa. so'd s'oSsss's sns
1oe5 !c6evrosst: heater end de-
froeeor. very eoo1 mechanically, very
eleon. oood tiE0t-a real buy.
lo13 po0t1oe SIR. tn ssoan: ro1io
sDd haoteg, Al eond1tion. 80 H.
- an1 uUhols1ory-a ~ baru1n.
Powell and Schwosk
oo1WGS0a - Hoehaeo
" - ooS1h 0Boetoe G - 6g11Do
phene ~. Cle0Gne -
Hurry tos This!
100 PlymsueA 1sauss s-Nsss. 80
running condtttsn-a rel uso6 80
value q IN
Ernest Copelond
Chrysj9-P1ynoiB1A poDA9
.1esns q ~ rloAe Us1so1 - 80
- ssusA osstsss - c>snaas
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08
c. c. N. Y. LOSES FOUR

oNEW YORK - City College
of New York lost four athletes
to the army. They were Al
bert Lederman, end. and Bruno
Serbarini, guard on the foot
ball team: Julian Gerson. bas-
ketball center, and David Bud
off, 155-pound wrestler.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08


FOR SALE--Small home. & rooms, boss-
ment and furnace. Reasonably priced.
Call q = N. Highland.
take and oetvoS Frontage R.S
REsoRr PAoPxKTY ron sAlx-ls&
with stsns firsplece On Wild fowl by.
10y pDgt God MI hllntins. best 49,
M Chaao. . Ahreas -. NJ Cle0ana.
LOTS ron SAl.H 70
LOT9 nARoAM - Cssh q Thue-(ao
AowD-eo q ~ q haven Aile elS&
ons sese On 0rsaeee MAck-l0. La
1oxlo near Martin Nd-ooe - n Lei
near Jskf and 70 h1ils -. - n. River
frontaes-ol1s. - feoe lot OF Little Aoeh
~. Also ethsn h O. near Mount Clem-
sns, nessviljs. o. Clair SsorsA uaryi-
son au1 Clinton. Warm Township. ~
comb Land Agency. Auildins material
hsrnishsd efSsr 10 q paiA 90. Phone ~.
Clemens lto7.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-08
IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING 70 SELL-TELL EvEkYn0b4 yE5.
TOM qGIk/l
DAILY MONITOR CLASSIFIED ADS!
CLASSIFIED
WANT AD RATES

20 Words or Len. 3Ie
one time
(Cash with order: zoe charge.
Three consecutive times. Toe;
(Cash with order): 7Sc charge
All ads over 20 words. lie per
word, per insertion. (Cash with
order). Charge I've per word
No sxtra charge for Box Of
flee Service.