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himself . 6vOE. because he's saving
money thsr As might Otherwise have
speaE 6cslishIy. and se de same time
3 ssstiag . sOod insesess On his IN
vestn,enf.
Then, aAay e Jon @ay be vOery-
inxoyw NAaeyou'e going 70 do when
tke wse endA 1hepe viii be feAdHss-
nenn, n dcsbe People will need
sims. and psrheps money, % get them
selws sestied In profitable jobs. But
De klIow who has bouehe the Bonds
sielealoae and saleed themdown. will
s. siirisg rssssy. ISs1l hsSe the best
securisy sisese b, wish O eeub-seAke 70
s;se hin ovee N swkwafd time. and
nnyhs eaoseh swings % staft him
niusw d . sod jOboe . p~giag b1si'
- Ybu elais a60sd not . b1y Exam
~ Honds "a Dc "a War Lcan.
TFsg HDEJoA
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Ships Shell
Shore Guns

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Four minutes later the order to
cease fire came, and we could see
dense black clouds of smoke billow-
ing from the target.
A spotter sent this message:
Good shooting"
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service Der 90 1910
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received his MD degree from tufts
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To the People
Of this Community
A FAVOR TO YOU
Right Way To Relieve constipalson
70 Feed 'Tip-Top' TomoEruwl

These i ooe way curious ding
about these reeurrent War Loan drives.
So many people seem TO think they're
doing DE solicitor, or the government.
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ACCIDENT TOLL DOWN

Chicago (UP) - The Greater
Safety Council said today that one
out Of every % deaths reported IN
Chicago last year was accidental
The accidental death toll was SO
less than the 1919 total Of Its. In
1913 $40 persons were killed in au-
toniobile accidents, compared with
SIS In 1912.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-07

Q favor when
hyGgu up for
. couple Of
BoOjs.
AS Q mere
matter Of per-
sonal finance,
@e Bond buyer
Is usually doing
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DeweyLeods
COP. Choice
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Republican ticket, to top Cows.
Dwight Green of Illinois and Dwight
Griswold of Nebraska and Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, r., Mass. Only
a few of those who returned ballots
expressed any preference for vice
president.
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Full Weather Report

Boston. Feb. 2 (UP)-weather
forecasts
MASSACHUSETTS,. RHODE IS
LAND and CONNECTICUT-Lf
snow followed by clearing and
colder tonight. Tuesday fair AMI
colder. 80. -.
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Walter Wi1lcheu
In NezC York

Monitor, we hear, has banned photos
Of stars In night clubs Mis-
print in the Des Moines Register:
Prank Sinatra win lead the appeal
for the March Of Danes"
Warning: Some pressure outfits
are plotting to foment race dis
turbances by causing series Of in
flammatory incidents in nearly all
the prominent New York hotels j.. /.
The program may even be extended
to q nationwide basis. Certain per-
sons are being coached in what to
say and do in Hobbies and cafes.
Rita Hayworth's boss columbia
PictureS), sore at her comment that
she doesn't want more money just
fewer jobs - points out she made
no film in 1913. And only four in
two years New lows: A society
editor tipped off the source to a
paragraph target! Credentials
are being thefted from drunken sea-
men on shore leave. Warn them If
you know any The new Roney
Plaza owner cracked down on
bookieS working the cabanas. He
has also banned tenants from invit-
ing the same guests more than twice
monthly-conSiderably relieving the
traffic congestion A scandal
was hushed in town after the wife
of a prominent citizen was arrested
on midtown side street by vice
SquadderS The Mirrors Chin
Lee Mortimer strolled into the Stork
with four Chinese pretties, and
one Of the flip crackers observed:
What's he doing now-missionary
work?"
Telegram from Jerry Hyers:
Hey! I want my money backl That
gag about the drunk disrobing and
winding up in the Stork Club was
in the Vaudeville News in 1921-only
then you had him winding up in
Gray'S drugstore. Does that date IT,"
My goodness, where y'been?
Since then, sold 1t to the Graphic,
Life, Judge, Collyege Humor and
the Mirror. If I don't repeat my
self, the echoes do And as Louis
Nicer says, there are many echoes
but few voices.
Add 4Fs: Charles Barnet, the Or
chestra leader >. . Beginning Of the
End Dept: Federal Sconomic boss
Leo Crowley according to Washing
ton eavesdropperS) has threatened
staffers with dismissal If they spill
things to reporters AL upstate
publisher is buying every foreign
language gazette he can Charley
Ross Of the st. Louis Post-DiS-
patch is in line to inherit the mantle
Of c. Nicholson as the Demmy'S
press agent M. Berle says he
won't resume in H'wood until he's
done 3 months overseas - after the
Follies quits That $4,000 gin
game Cost by Paul SmalD wound up
in a fist fight on the coast
Read Runyon'S current Golfers
piece on that game and get the
tee-hees The government will
try to prove that Liz billing Is the
Nazis' pet pin-up girl.
A labor paper, in an editorial at
tack, says In part: Walter Winchell
and other commentators and coll
umnists continue to spread poison
against labor Of all kinds, damning
labor for asking wage increases while
our soldiers are fighting a war
for peace on earth, etc" . My eye!
Winchel doesn't fight labor, at all
He fights a labor leader such
as Lewis. Winchell always has been
one of the few newspapermen fight
ing for labor, not against it Sop
talking like company owned house
organ =. If one American can be
drafted to give his blood - an
other shouldn't kick about giving
his sweat.
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Two new types Of aircraft are be-
Ing produced In Sweden.
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HeIsinki
Blasted

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Marines
Up

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japanese
NowChorge

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5th Army
Beots Blows

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Results of Poll
Macarthur
Put On Spot

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Private First Glass Neil L. Ire
magic of 1852 Bank street is sta
toned at Mitchell Field, N. Y, where
he is studying at the advanced radio
and mechanics school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-07

Private Arnold E. Smith of TIA
Chase parkway has arrived in Al
giers, according to word received by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred S.
Smith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-07

Aviation Cadet Philip Kampner
Of TIT Cooke street is at the San
Antonio classification center, Texas,
He recently completed course at
Mount Vernon college, Alliance,
Ohio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-07

Xavier J. Galgota. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Galgota Of 1o2 Sunny
side avenue has been promoted frcm
first lieutenant to captain at Nc
Bride, Mo. where he is serving in
the Adjutant Generals department
of the Army Air Corps. He has been
in the service two years.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-12

mi IL ognja razbeljeno zeleznoi
krono.
ma, kralj, krono!" je zakri-
cal rabelj in spustil zarece zele-
20 ma Gubcevo glavo. Koza mu
je pocila, kri mu je zabrizgnila,
belle ustnice so mu zadrhtele,
smrtna bledica mu je pokrila O.
braz; Sc enkrat me je pogledal
kakor ranjena EVER in zasepe-
tai:
~ Bogom, oce!" nato so Sc
mu pa pricele oci vrteti in vrte-
ii. - Pobegnil sem. V meni je
vzkipela kri. Ma cello mi je sto-I
pill znoj, mravljinci so mi zago-
mazeli po zivotu. Pobegnil sem
kakor .pijan, kakor znorel, ka-
kor divji. Pokleknil sem pred
Boga, da bi molil. Nisem mogel.
Padel Sc nv svoji izbi ma tia -
jokal sem, jokal cd mraka do
zore. Oh, Bog! Cemu 81 dopu-
still, da sem dozivel ia dan, XII
mi je raztrgal srce, unicil ziv-
ce, zastrupil duso, cemu 81 do
pustil, da me je zadel njegov
zadnji pogled, to umirajoce kr-
vavo oko, XII mi DO zgalo srce,
dokler bonn xiv? Sill poslusal,
Stepko, to krvavo dogodbo ?
Pomnis-li strah in grozo stras-
mega trenutka? Cuj! Cd knee
kega kralja tt prinasam po-
zdrav, odpuscenje, tt, straho'
petna dusa. Pobesi oci cd sra
mu, ii mali velikas. Poglej ma
naso bedno domovino, presto.
samotna pogorisca in trepetaj
prestej krvava trupla in drhti
prestej jokajoce matere in zene
in gini cd strahu. Tega 81 kriv
ii, hudobni krivopriseznik, tt ir
tvoj rabelj Tahi. Vajinih sto
pinj Sc drzi kri, mad vajinim
glavami visi prokletstvo. Ma ko
lena, siloviti gospod, ostudn
gresnik! Kesaj Sc podnevi in po
noci, ker tvoji grehi so brezste
vilni, kakor pesek morju, ka
kor kapljice v dezju. Podari svo
je trdo srce ljudstvu, obvezu
njegove rane, leci jih obveza
mi, skrbi, da bos vreden bozj
podobe, XII jo imas ma sebi! An
gela imas poleg sebe, svojo re
no. Pod memo varstvo Sc zatec
Kesaj Sc! Pref, predno mine E
no leto, Sc vrnem iz svoje svet
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xxx.

. : y
Pri Pisecah stoji pod brdom
visoka lesena hisa z lopo. To je
hisa gospodarja Osvalda.. Noe
je, temno je, komaj vidis, kako
PLAYA (mesec "a crnimi oblaki.
Pod lopo oh cesti stoji oborozen
hrvaski kmet in drzi diva konja.
To je Gusetic. Ma stopnicah To-
pc stoji drugi Hrvat, krepak
clovek z orozjem v roki - Eli
ia. Roko ina ovito okoli zenske
postave, XII Sc nagiba k njemu
liz lope, drzec v roki dete, poleg
ME pa stoji decek.
(Dalje prihodnJic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-12

sanote X tebi, da te RESIN ali
pa prekolnem ma veke.' Z
Brat Bonaventura gre IL So
be, Gregorijanec pa ostane sam,
kleeec, bled, $ pobeseno glavo
in sklenjenimi rokami sredi svo-
je mracne sobe; dolgo je klecal
in trepetal cd strahu, ker je
,gledalo IL mraka v njegovo srce
umirajoee oko kmeekega kra.
liza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-12
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - IL Hrv poslov. L. J.

cigar hlapceVska dusa Sc Je orZ-
nila igrati Sc kralja, maj prejme
kraljevsko cast, maj DO ovencan
z razbeljeno krono ma razbelje-
mem stolu in bodi razsekan ma
cetvero."
Gubec je prebledel in zatre-
petal, stisnil zobe in pogledal po
ljudstvu. Ljudstvo je zadrhte-
10; sodnik je vrgel zlomljeno
belo palico jetnikoma pred noge
in zaklical:
"Rabelj! Tvoja sta, pricni!'
Pasanec je poljubil Gubca,
pokleknil pred meme in zapicll
svoj pogled V tia, a komaj sem
ga blagoslovil, re ga zgrabijo
rabbi in ga ovijejo hipoma O.
koli kolesa, IL katerega so Str
leli ostri zeblji. Rabelj zamahne
visoko XII in razbije kmetu vsa-
ko kost ma rokah in ma nogah
ma dvoie. Pri vsakem udarcu je
pretresel ozracje grozen vzklik,
XII Sc ie izvil IL visnjevih ustnic
kmetovih. Hitro so ga smell S ko'
lesa, in ko so padle ma tia po-
lomljene kosti ubogega kmeta
ie popadel rabljev pomocnik Pa
samoa "a lase, rabelj je zamah-
nil mecem in pokazal ljudstvu
krvavo glavo.
Medtem je stal Gubec mem ir
bled kakor zid in gle d a pc
ljudstvu, samo pri vsakem kri
ku svojega tovarisa mu j
vztrepetala solza ocesu.
"Oce, sedaj je vista ma me
ni,' je zasepetal, ko je padlt
krvavo truplo tovarisevo n;
zemljo. bog mi pomagaj! Bog
pomagaj ljudstvu'' Rabelj j
pristopil, a Gubec mu je zamah
nil roko: "Strani, da odmo
linn. Blagoslovi me oce!"
Pokleknil je ma tia, Sc pre-
krizal in rekel glasno:
bog! Ohrabri me, pokrep
3aj me! Ne dopusti, da tele
som umre tudi duh. Ia pravic'
in svobodo sem Sc dvignil, z;
MO umrem. Odpuscam vsem =
i Tahu Gregorijancu. Blago
slow me, oce!"
Polozil sem roko ma njegov
glavo, a bilo mi je, kakor da S
hoce odpreti zemlja.
"Sinko, pojdi v miru, grehi s.
ii odpusceni,' sem mu rekel.
Amen je vzdihnil jetnil
rabelj ga je pograbil in price
trgati MEGA obleko. Silom
ga je pritisnil ma stol IL razbe
ljenega zeleza. Obraz mu je "a
rdel in zadrhtel. Pristopil je ra
belj z razbeljenimi klescami i
ga pricel scipati po rokah, p
nogah in po razgaljenih prsif
Vsakikrat, kadar ga je uscipni
mu je zazijala krvava rama, tt
! 10 mu je zadrhtelo, ma celu S
mu je nabral gost znoj, a il prs
Sc mu je izvil zamolkel vzklil
NapOsled lie vel rabeli kleSca
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(Nadaljevanje)

On, maj imaJo moJo
glavo, maj me mucijo. Da, lag
'njiva bajka bo pripovedovala
svetu, da sem bill hudobnez, IL
mecek cloveskega rodu, a po-
tenn, ko prodre solnce pravice,
bo rekla vsaka postena dusa:
Postenjak je bill, slava njegove-
mu spominu! No, pustiva svet,
proti nebu Sc mi dviga dusa,"
je nadaljeval jetnik in poklek-
nil, "oce, pripravi mi pot do ne
bes, ocisti mi duso. Izpovem Sc
ii vseh grehov.
Sovrazil sem V istini gospodo
z razlagi, a tudi gospoda so mo-
il bratje, ljudje, a sovrastva Je
greh. Bog maj odpusti meni in
MIN. Sovrazil sem pred vsem
enega, Stepka Gregorijanca. On
ie prvi razvnel kmeta, on ga Je
podkupoval, on ga je hrabrll, on
mu ie stisnil V roko noz, i'll Je
prisegel kmetu, on ga je preVa-
ril, tidal, privopriseznik je, Ia
radi MEGA tece kmecka kri, "a
radi MEGA izgubim glavo bre Z
sodbe, oce! Ako stopim namrec
pred sodisce, ma isl DO tudi go
sposko, bi povedal gospodi res
nico, nastel bi cello Stevilo NIL
hovih grehov. Tega Sc boje, "a
to me ubijajo tho in nicesar ne
pisejo, da ne pride njihova sra
mota crno ma belem V roke bo-
docih casov. No, ko bo razprsll
veter moi prah ma vse stranl
pojdi tt, oce, k Stepku Gregori-
jancu, pozdravi ga mojem /
menu in mu reel, da mu IL srca
odpuscam, odpuscam, da mas je
zapustil, prevaril, da je prelo,
mil svojo prisego. --"
"Vseh svojih grehov Sc mi Je
izpovedal jetnik S skesanim ST.
Gem, in JAZZ sem ga odvezal, po-
krepcal z nebesko hrano in mo
iii z MIN ma kolenih cello noe
Prisla je nedelja. V jutranjen
zraku Sc je razlegal glas cerk
venih zvonov, med zvonje
MEM Sc je slisalo, kakor da jo
ka mrtvaski zvonec. V jeco j
stopila strata in jecar je zakli
cal: "Pojdimo! Cas- jeo'
Sc enkrat je pokleknil jetnik
Sc enkrat sem polozil mani sVo
lie roke. V sredi med ceto obo
rozenih vojakov smo stopili i
hise. Ma trgu pred cerkvijo sVe
tega Marka Sc je gnetla mno
zica, glava pri glavi, a radoVed
most je gledala tudi il oxen il
streh. Pred mama je stopa
mestni sodnik z zezlom, zrave1
naju oh straneh dve vrsti NEST
nih strazarjev, z mama vklenjer
kmet Pasanec, "a mama pa ra
bell V rdeci obleki in njegovi to
varisi. Ponosno je dvigal mo
jetnik glavo in gledal po rado
vednih glavah ljudstva, XII Sc j
stiskalo in sepetalo:
"Glcjte, to je Gubec, to j
kmecki kralj!' Sredi trga j
stal oder, obdan Cd banovcev
sredi odra ogenj in kolo. Dospe
Ii smo tia. Tedaj stopi pred ma
rod sodnik, dvigne zezlo in "a
kliCe:
"Poslusaj, narod! Tu stoj
Matija Gubec, stubiski kmet
razbojnik, hudobnez, pozigavec
cigar hudobna roka Sc je dvig
Mia mad bozje in cloveske po
stave, mad kralja in posvetn'
gosposko. To je pa Andrej Pa
sanec, tovaris hudobneza Cub
ca in sam hudobnez. Pasanec b.
pref polomljen ma kolesu in b.
iZgubil glaVO. Malta Gubec pa
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10

Miss Isla Messmore entertain
ed at her home last Thursday
evening in honor of the 85th
birthday of her mother, Mrs.
Alice Messmore. Thirty guests
were present, members of the
immediate family. Among them
were Mrs. Messmore's sister,
Mrs. Dean c. Wright, and two
brothers, Ed, who is So, and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10

their son, Radicrnan Second
Class Edward j. McKenna who
is on the Augusta and must
have been extra busy during the
initial naval assault. Prior TO
assignment on the Augusta he
had seen considerable service as
radioman on assorted United
Nations vessels including over
seas runs with the gauntlet of
Nazi submarines.
Pfc. John A. McKenna Is with
the Wildcats, Camp Beale,
Calf, and has qualified as An
expert infantryman. The newly
created badge for this distinc-
ton was recently awarded him,
and included proficiency in
many rigid tests. This achieve
ment, not extraordinary in the
average G.. Is case, is excep.
tional for John McKenna, be-
cause after his graduation from
Catholic Central High in 1912
in Grand Rapids he bounded"
the recruiting offices and was
repeatedly turned down for in
ferior vision. He finally accept
ed Limited service" but is now
fully activated.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10

Cullen; her son, j. Victor Mess
more and wife, Mrs. Messmore'S
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Eyster,
and Mr.. Eyster, of Royal Oak;
her twin grandsons, DR.. Walter
Messmore, wife and daughter,
of Grand Rapids, and Walter
Messmore, wife and three
daughters of Utica. Other grand
children are Mrs. Earl Siemen,
of Utica, Mrs. Albert Bellman,
of Mount Clemens, and Mrs.
Norman Jackson, of Pleasant
Ridge. Mrs. Howard o. Mess
more and Mrs. Floyd Messmore
and Mrs. Augusta Lehner.
The birthday cake was decor
ated by her great-granddaugh-
ter, Julie Ann Messmore. Mrs.
Messmore has been a resident
of Utica nearly all her life. For
the last few years she has been
an invalid owing to a hip in
jury which she sustained in a
fall.
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Editors Sons
owinUniforn1
MeKenno Boys PIoy
Role in War

Jack and Edward McKenna
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. James +.
McKenna, of Bostwick Lake,
near Grand Rapids, are now in
the. nations armed forces, one
of them having participated
most actively in historic D-Day
off the Normandy coast.
Sons of former Mount Glenn
ems newspaper editor, the Nc
kenua boys-red-bloode and
redheaded-will be recalled by
many Mount Clemens residents,
especially the younger genera
ton who were their schoolmates
at st. Mary's more than 10 years
ago.
There are two other McKenna
boys, not yet of Army age, Ro-
bert and Kenneth, who are at
home with their parents.
When General Dwight D. Ell
senhower's second invasion COM
munique was released it men,
toned that the United States
cruiser Augusta was the flag
ship of Rear Admiral Alan
Goodrich Kirk, commanding
one Of the two naval task forces
participating in the invasion.
This disclosure revealed to
the McKenna family the role of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10
Indian Division Moves
Into Northern Burma

SOUTHEAST ASIA COM
MAND HEADQ UART TIERS,
HANDY, Ceylon, Aug. 10 - (Py
Troops of the Third Indian
Division have occupied Sahmaw
on the Mogaung- Mandalay rail-
way five miles northeast of
Taungni in northern Burma
finding many dead japanese and
much abandoned equipment, AL
lied Headquarters announced to-
day.
In Northern India, meanwhile,
Indian Infantry, supported by
tanks and artillery, was report
ed attacking the rear guard OF
retreating Japanese forces IL
miles north of the Burma bor-
der on the Imphaltiddim road.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10
Romeo

ROMEO-John j. Brewer was
taken to Ford Hospital Wednes-
day for treatment.
B. j. Manahan of the Pontiac
Nursery, went to Chicago Sun
DAY on a business trip.
Mrs. Martin LIGHT, Mrs. lynn
Gass, Mrs. Bruce Lindsay and
daughter, and Mrs. EdwaI 1
Priest and daughter are enjoy
ing a vacation at the LIGHT cot
tage at Interlochen.
Miss Frances Griffin will
leave next Wednesday for
Woodshole, Mass, where she
will spend several weeks with
her father, Perry Griffin.
DR.. and Mrs. E. l.. Frappier
will entertain at a family dim
ner next Sunday honoring Mrs,
Frappier's mother, Mrs. Charles
L. Andrus on her birthday an
niversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Weller of
Bay Village, o., were guests Of
Mrs. l.. E. Bedell and Mrs. Mel
vim Cole the first of the week.
Mrs. William Bailey and
Mrs. Byron Bowerman are at
tending the Rural Teacher
Work shop at Lansing this week.
Master Allan Edwards of
Washington, spent few days
this week with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Step
nitz
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Schaaf and
family are enjoying a vacation
at their cottage at Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weber
and daughter, Laurie, of Brewer
Road, have returned from a
weeks vacation at North Port
Point, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gray
and sons, Larry and David,
spent the first of the week with
friends in Muskegon and Grand
Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rid
ley and sons, Tommy and Bob
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10
G Sssf sAsSi&*5S' NAY
Be DANGER !! {! SIGN
az T;r>d KIu>~.
OF Tired Kidneys

II backache and LEG pains are making ycu
miserable, don { just complain and do nothing
about them. Nature may be warning YOU that
your kidneys need attention.
The Kidneys Are Natures chief way of taking
excess acids and poisonous waste out Of the
blood. They help most people peas about .
pints . day.
II the Is miles Of kidney tubes and filters
don work well, poisonous waste matter stays
IN the blood These poisons may start naesing
bsckaches, rheumatic pains. LEG pains. loes Of
pep and energy. getting up niehts, swelling.
ness. lrequent OF ssanty passaess with smart
ing and burning sometimas shows there 4 some
thing wrong With your kidneyp or bladder.
Don't patti Ask your drueeDt foe Dosns
Pills, used su,i .snfuny BY minsons for oyer 20
the rs miles q Kidney tubes HrrN on, POISON
oas vasts from the blood. Get Deans Plk
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-10
FIREMEN RESCUE BOSSY
STEWARDSON FURNACE

Pa.-U.P)-Beef took a decided
drop recently when Bossy, a
cow owned by Mrs. c. S. Bech-
tel, fell 40 feet from a we'll plat
form into chilly waters below,
as it crossed the boards en- route
its barnyard home. Although
the water covered its body,
Bossy was able to keep her
head up until local firemen res
cued her. The following day
she was "up and around as us
ual."