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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-12

in the field Of physical chemistry.
His prediction is coming near to
fulfillment in the use Of radioactive
elements TO study living processes.
Probably the most useful tool
for research since the discovery
of the microscope" is the way this
new method is described by DR..
Joseph G. Hamilton, Of the Uni
versity Of California. II so it is
epoch-making indeed, because the
introduction of the microscope
gave US the sciences of pathology
the science of disease-of bac-
teriology, the cause of infectious
diseases, the fertilization Of the
soil, Of embryology, the develop
ment Of living creatures from the
time of fertilization, Of heredity,
Of minute anatomy. third Of the
science Of diagnosis, and through
the study Of unicellular forms of
life clinched the evidence for evo-
luton.
Identifies Chemical Elements
The idea of the new tool is not
easy to explain in a popular way.
In fact, ! am not sure | understand
it myself from just reading about
it. but | am going to have a look
at some of its operations next
month.
1t is a sort of tracer which iden-
tihes chemical elements with far
more sensitivity than ordinary
chemical analysis. A chemical in
the body which is not ordinarily
radioactive is made radioactive
In this process it does not cease
to act just as it ordinarily does.
Iron, for instance, enters into
blood cells, attracts oxygen, etc.
The radioactivation does no harm
to the body tissues but makes them
luminous, or at least luminous in a
radioactive way so that their func-
tons can be watched.
For instance, the element phos-
phorus which is present in all cells
Of the body has been SO studied.
The cells can be seen giving off and
taking up the radioactive phos-
phorus. The old saying that fish is
a brain food is based on the fact
that both the brain and fish con-
tain somewhat large amount Of
phosphorus.
Refutes Idea
The new tool again refutes the
idea about the brain food value Of
trout (I understand that on a
QUESTIONABLE several school teach
ers thought that was true) by
showing that the exchange of
phosphorus in the brain is far less
than in the muscles and away far
less than in the bones, which use
rs per cent of the body's phos-
phorus in the form Of calcium
phosphorus.
Some trials have been made in
the use of radio-phosphorus in
leukemia, form Of blood disease.
Fascinating is the thought that
insect metabolism can be studied
this way. The beating of an in
sect's wings must indicate an
astonishing release of energy and
Of how it is done we know nothing.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
L. X: Are hot EPSON Salt baths
harmless for reducing weight?
Answer: Hot EPSON Salt baths
often cause a very severe state of
mild shock and low blood pressure
in some people. If you are not
subject TO this kind of result, they
will do you no harm, but they u
not reduce weight. All YOU lose is
the water and salt in the perspira-
ton.
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NAPA, Cal.-INs-Two naval oil
tankers OF 10000 barrel capacity
each, will be launched at Napa
Saturday, officials OF the Basalt
Rock Company shipyard said to.
day.
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BRIGHTON. Eng.--AP - Felix
Powell, composer OF the World
War ! marching song. Pack Up
Your Troubles in Your Old KIT
Bag. died here Of gunshot
wound suffered in a home guard
headquarters.
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Your Health

Radioactive Elements
Nav be Used in Study
of Living Tissue
BY Logan Clendenins. ". D.
A DECADE or more ago DR..
Graham Lusk announced that he
would not try to prepare another
edition of his textbook on nutri-
ton and dietetics, because he be-
lieved that investigation Of the
subject had gone about as far as
it could along the lines Of chem
istry and that it awaited the de-
yelopment of something probably
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-12

OF % ] q N e loE
Uncle Sans
lack Of prepar-
edness for war
when the world
c on fict finally
hit him.
T he uppe r
chamber S mem
bership INDUCED
in a voluninous
discussion Of the
matter a few
days ago, and it
was the concen-
sus at the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-12

CLEVELAND-AP-If your auto
mobile motor has developed an IN
usual knock. blame II on the war
All oil companies have quietly re-
duced the octane content OF their
gasolines.
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Half-F Forgotten Days

Twenty Years Ago
Prof n q WILDER member OF the commission.
the speaker the Club meeting a comprehen-
sye review Of the Ypslanu
mission composed Of Guy Davis G. Alex Nulan Miss
Emma Gardner R. Beal DeForres and
H. Sinkule.
Announcement Is made by Cabaret Of opening Of
S55 Sheridan ST. Mr. Cabaret has been
in the business for the eight will
tinue his at l23 Michigan Ave.
Birth son. Dale Mr.. Elmer Leslie.
Fifty Years Ago
At the meeting Of the junior class Of the Normal College Of
hcers elected j. Harrington, president Grace Hail.
PRESIDENT; secretary; Willis Wilcox
T. W Patton Margaret Walker and Lillian EalIs
tive committee
delegation from here heard the Paderewh concert
In Arbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-12

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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One-Mnute Test

1. Are any Of the Seven Won
ders OF the ancient world stu in
existence
2. What is regeneration?
8. Do Brussels sprouts grow
singly or in clumps on one stem?
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Words of Xlsdom

"VaNS VI "t'NN"
A good word is an easy obliga-
ton. but not to speak Ill requires
only our silence. which costs US
nothing -Tillotson.
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Observations
Republicans Plan
to Make Most OF
Unpreparedness
Rv Charles 2. Stewart
By Charles P. Stewart

UNITED STATES senator's have
oratoricany absolved congress, in
GLIDING both their branch OF II.
and the house Of representatives,
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and Inbred neglect 10 send notes
Of thanks to people who have
entertained them as house guests
or sent them gifts.
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Hints on Etiquette
Remember that only the rude
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MARRIAGES-BIRTHS
DEATHS-DWORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES
md claY. :. Iane Rohlnson. la.

Bernard Clay. "a: lane Robinson. IL
George Bell. 81. Isabelle Richardson, 50
Alexander Kownaeh. 20; ssrsphins Paw
Cal Curtis sones, al Virginia MAJ
Schmidt. %
.3Cssph shooshsnsu. 30; Lucille Vii
hey Kirman. Is: Eileen shenkman. 10
Gorge McCloud % Janet szpyrka IS
Henry J. Gerhard. 10; Doris Duckworth,
Louis Moston. 81; Myra schulman 20
Troy n Gardner 30 Emile G Art. %.
Milton IebocitL %: Gloria Mason. ~.
Charles T. Rely, 81. Phyllis 4. Brun,on,
Donald Y. Duvsli, IS; Frances C. Sun
Hugh V. Muncs 81 Dorothy Bolton. 20
Peter = Zemba. 27 Hids PhsnsTas 90.
Thomas r. Brown IS Kathleen NJ Red
Joseph Hsrrio,t. 81; Dora r. Garrett 81.
Thomas r Williams. Marvel n BatH. 20
Sherman Noreen. ~ Natneslis Mohrlant.
Daniel c. Msraszu. %. Margaret Ware. IL.
Oscar q Corrothers Jr: Edna Robbins ~.
Melvin Dewitt 81 Margaret Davis 10
RAYMOND J. Gibbs. - Lots N. Base. %.
John Helm, 30 Netue Wright %.
Howarth Dodge Jr. 30. Martha Dem
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Merlin n Baker u. Virginia Martin 70
Alfred J. Guzynski, 10, Bridget Vendttu.
.Avellino Bettin 80 Inesz Garlic. %
Gordon J Leadbetter 10. Gayle Heay rs
'Re,no Lystiia, ~ Sally Waisansu. Is
.Gerald Wheailey 10 Minnie Lee Hys. p
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Richard DonsEan, p June LecufeuS. rs,
C6srles Gunir - Bonnie Bates IS
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william s Lawrence. 80 George Ander-
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Jack BrdCey 81 Ellis Thompson. -
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George Wise s. Pose Stevens IS
John BOWMAN 81 Elizabeth jeanette Gal
Jqssph wethoe 90. shirley v
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Andrew Houston 60. pA'islla Keile} -
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Robert TFrFr ls Smiley Trsl0sf 20
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BOILERS parts ins'aNca welded Brandt
Rrsthefs 500 West Lafayette Vine
Vonc l-3475
ELAn Times Want Ads 20, pfaat use
f+r-r results.
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FURNACE CLEANING, RLPAIRI'

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Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Baldwins. No. ] Sid
25 bu.: Delicious. No. l. 81 75u2 No.
II. $50, Mcintosh. fancy, 81 bu., No. ],
81 ,5oa LIS. No. 2. T5cdti; Greetings.
No. /, sOeaSi.2s bu.: Northern spys
fancy 81 50 BIZ -Ee-I, 81 s9ar2ii Re.
l75caSi SHOWS. fancy. 81 IS bu.. No. l.
ls0easi No. 2. 50875e; Jonathsns.
fancy. sl75 bu No. I. 81 25ai5O; No
Il, Use Wolf River, fancy. $50 bu.; No
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Lest
kst E,carole fancy. 81 bu No son
Use. No. 2 soc Endive. fancy. 81 30 bu. .
No. l. S1.50a2; No. 2 75c
VEGETABLE GREENS -Collards No
", 75cHSi bu., No. 2. soc. spinach. No
!. S@ia5 bu No 2 75c Mustard
greens. No. /. $4,000 bu. Ksle. No. J.
VEGETABLES miscellaneous 70. Ree,s.
No. !, 5og 75c dor bchs. Beets topped
fancy 81 rs bu No ! 75e@Sl No 2
psge No. / 4O1i6Oc bu Red cabbage
No l. 606T5c bu Curry cabbage No. I,
50 ~ 75c bu Carrots No ]. 75q CSC dor
Ihchs Carrots. topped. No. 81 50a2 bu.:
az bu No. 2 81 30. Celery fancy s5c
n 81 doz, behE No !. Boz 66r. No. 2.
25g 35c. celer, Michigan squares. fancy.
N.75: No. ! Nai so. Celery root, No.
10 Si.250i75 bu Celery cabbage, No. /.
81 1872 rs bu No. ? 81. FsnnsI. No |.
$50 a 75c dor Horsetadish, No. }. Toe 81 81
peck basket.
Kohlrsbi. No I. 50ls5c dor. bchs.
.Lseks. No s0a SOC dor bchs Onions
dfy fancy. 81 80 50-lb sack No. !. SIa
y -. No z. 71c-Harknlps-- Aa.-I-4 81 -2a1a-
! IS hu.; No 2 7jc curly parsley No.
20 soc doz. bchs Parsley root, No. !,
s5oa 81 hu Potatoes. No. l. S2i5H
2 50 io0ls sacks, No ? 81 300i 80.
Pumpkins, No l. s0cHH pu Red
radishes dollhouse No soc foz bchs.
Black radishss. IA. 81 bu Ru,absgas,
30. 13cHSi bu
squash Delicious No T. 81 25Hl.75 hu
No 2. 75c Table Queen No !, 73c0S1
ou No 2 Doe HubbaTd No J sra
30 bu No 75c Tomatoes dollhouse
50 % s-lb nasAet Tufnips, No J sOa
Toe doz bcns Tprnips, topped No ]
bOc = 81 2A bu. No 2 75c Vegetable
oysters No D. 75c 70 81 en- bchs
EGGS Larss Sl5 50ul5 30.dor. case
medium, Sl3Hlf
POULTRY Live hens heavy breeds rs
n 2kc III eEhLI,s- ia1L22e-S pftHReFs ~
q ale 10 leehofn. 23125c TURKEYS 350
fiji Geese - - s,..--fl,. i1,r'-z- 2t'''
Pc 10
HOGS Dressed medium 2ta27c 10.
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DEATHS

Edward MrRaF. 2z3f Madison 81
Thomas Laurence. +fO94 Virginia PARK. as
Harrison Motion, 1887 MeDougsll, month
venits Ruiz. 1907 Porter. 10 months
John A. Van RipeT. 1904 Northwestern. 80
Charles Williams 3f75 ST Aubin. IS
Joseph Droullsrd. 5O43 CASHMERE 2 months
Louis Jefferies. 1897 Mullett. t6
Jesse ID. Anderson. 3ls West Euclid 81.
FRANK Jabionsh, 1928 St John. So
David Dermer. 2t9i Pingree 81
81
William Perry. 2722 Orleans. Is
lgnatL Nolchok 6i27 Selkirk. 80.
Frank Durfee 1898 81 Jean. so
Patrick Butler. 63i7 West Vernon high
way. 10
William Little 323 Isrnsd. IS.
Jack Burns. 1882 Fifth so
George w, Price iaOo Butsrnut "a
Morris smothers. 1887 East Perry. II
months
Ella Hooper. ISL Emerson 50
Abe Williams $50 Medbury. -
Elmer Miller, 1915 Hastings IS.
Rose Boyko 1929 Plumer. o--
Carrie Mum 1901 East AleXandune. ~
Herman Murrell. 5s45 John r. %
Henry KitzmAn. 9l77 Grandmont 3s.
Elva Fasnachi. 1928 Ardmore, 80.
Edward Pudvsn. 1915 Twenty hrst. IS -
Julius Lskatos 1918 West Jefferson. 81.
Lucia Jsrret, 1885 Clairmount 10.
John J. Angus. 662 Lemay. -.
Mary Ford 1929 Duchess, IS.
Joseph DOrland. l2f52 NaNhAm p
Charles r Hughes, $3.50 East Fort I.
Emil Vanderbeken. 1859 Third
Yaklm Knnoplanikow SIS Alfred. 80.
George Cram 2s5s TWenty-thirf %
Robert s Mcmillan. 81 Clairmount. 50.
Frank Urbanski. 1921 ST. Aubin. IS
William Iaiko. ell East i.arned. IS
Caroline Blpths F0wkes iaf75 Ashland, 30
Edward s. Scott 22ff Firh IS.
Joe Peoples 2O06 Watson 80
William n Hart, 1923 LAbrosse So
Charles Allen 1918 81 Elliott. -
Ransels Frammolino 1927 French road a.
Gaspar Soda 1855 Crane 80
Elena Pa0hni 1881 sherman -
Russell T O'Maliev. f227 Seminole. 50.
John : Carson. sf72 smart, %
Rachel Domfos. 2i77 Moriclsir. Is
Nargaret Cour'er $751; Twelfth -
Harry IaGore 1877 Sorrento. ~
Many Ellen O'DaEer 22ll 81 ClA.f -
t5hn Edward PitChard 11as Putnam. IL
Marie LUEley. 2E3 East Feihuns IS
foha " Anderson 2s3 Edmund piaCs a.
John v STANDARD AOfg gcOtten 81.
Charles Vaida 1873 Patton So
Chelena Richard ttf70 Winston 20
Palma Rcri 1880 HsethDrns -
Elizabeth Tromb.F 1890 portIarre -
August kosiowsk 500 iivernois
Henry " OI'sr 1921 south L~saHr
denE p,
pAtsf- l.-A4 f-..- f2-4---->-l a. 2 = r~-r-A--
FaNarG ! HaI-s4 fis14- gatre..
p monf Eugene Kgrhsrek $500 Z
= months
Msrgate' Irving port Euroo -
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Death notlreS

DFBAND--Novembe p Pauline ~ 1888
LAkeSolf. wife q The late GuStsEe dear
mother ~ Mrs Max Ruprscht and the late
Otto Deband grandmother ~ four grand
'hTidfen Ahd I'VE ffrsf sran0cnHdten Fu-
1srai FRIDAY - ~. ~ Peters
Funefsl Home i-nA1 f,rst.oi and 2 s.. m.
a. - PAuIs Luthsfan Church Jaw ana
l1s csmpal intetfusnt Geihssmsns Gene
HENDERSON Nay 20 GABRIEL r. be
loved husband ~ Frances V dear
fsthsr ~ Sister sshina Mary. " II NJ. ~
Dayerport Ia 8rs Ralrh Anderson ard
william q ~ Gfbna Rapids dear brother
ef Mss Nav Henderson Funeral from
nerrr fi4f- Aa.+f-r-1art Ave- FRIDAY a.
. 80 20 81 Ambrose Churcn ~ 10
NtIBkYER- Nes -Hfss,4f - josephine eeiao
aunt 81 Fred CoBdo. .rs " ? Hiisr
Mrs F'suct Aolr and Afs- Joseph Ross
2 4nersI se~NiCe FtldaH. 10 10 m from
Il Peters Funeral Home l2g57 Gratot
MOT NT-Ngvemner % -Conlsy C. of as4f
W1oclsWr beloved srn ~ Jamrs ana
% ~ Mount dear brother ~ Helen James
aos F0ner Funeral ssr,ic. Frtsr ? y
~ a. y Peters Funeral Home. l20i7
rira'ilf Ave
ate John dear mother OF Anrs The
-esA John cara Emil Cert rode MAY
ADELAIDE Edna and Valentine Funeral
from Caicstetrs Funeral home. 1901 East
f'rsnd boulevard FRIDAY ~ s.. sweet
ost Hear ~ MARY church 2 80
REICHIING Nicholas November - age
- beloved husband ~ catherine ,Nogti
dear fAihef OF Charles - Raymond ,
ClArsrce IS George and me late
2 aurs Peichurr Funeral from ne
residence 1856 Fischer Avenue SsfIrdR,
- eit ARD g. S. Joseph Church.
IAy and Ofears - 80
ZFH Louis 30. q 1882 beloved nus
band Of JossDstne dear father 81 Rich.
De- CT
day p m from residence 1880 KEY
stone l1fruuert Forest Lawn Cemetery
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DIVORCES

f'e- 50 GIr-f,h from Awcs
ids RerSsirvlcz from Edm ~
Fsfl Bsrg sou from Laura
lSHh son from Eeruha 20
William Sivers from Hete
BSFfHs FfaLtcr ff1u Franz
Anna Corey from waite
Berry Webster fI1m Hattts
Ethel Harris from Deibeff
sophia Parach from Anfh0rs
Harley kcCDWWafs from NAME
ONO Colbert from EHzats'n
Arthur Webb from Winriffe.
Maxine Aa.EGn a-.-A
Harold SseI0W from MarEsret
Julia k.da from Ioseph
Dorothy Srifhs from MsFf0
Walter Sp0hr from RUIZ.
hNry Grlrord from william
Cafi Taylsr ffam Rfheo.~
AdH Miller from FyItesfFr
oscar NADIA ef from Fa.a-s
FTiUe HgU-@-' frur WI
Hlchaeten~ NoWarkt from WHs1
tHeQliei Sa4rcto from fNUrrs
Icons Hsgquis' from Herf,
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Detroit Stocks

Th.f- lf'. .I1 .aE F'1 .H.H 3 hsi Sta res
Dividends ~ the foregoing table the
anlnunts declared 81 paid 80 far this ,SAf
uniss. nthsrWiss mated liduidRttns diNt-
drnd. h-Dn sccUmuistions. eN-fN dividend
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BIRTHS


- Psscne ltsZ9 F.ffham
- TTTT T7-TTaUs F2I Re- mont
.aIoris BasbFy9ce FS0f lrIs
Eva Pfsdo -oes FIrventh
Jane Hsmmef $40 Lama
-Rsrnadstte Van Celsts asN Grand River
,rssie &srshsIl 1880 Macsut
i llian OzzA 57li RrBvlIe
Regina Ishbia 1859 Risirr
-kather'n~ Dsley 1925 GresiFr
-Cha'ioffe Wheeler 50 kenGS0'fH
France FdWafds 6sg7 FirNgoo
Aelsn- AAN2-la1la- -su -e-l--
Bstly WH~rt 1900 Nest Beth4ns
I .sosa F4s' EfS2 Gtantf
Helene Ha'hsVav 1851 Ednor. drive
Mildred smith $50 HaristiQus
Frsness Grant,, so5t Washington Center.
yunic. p.sr loli E.rrnm
.Aldyth, Toufasses1 7ft3 Bur-
H. i,,,s iso $3.50, A,S.nat ,,e pa.
Frsda. pugh 1919 Msvoury Grsrd
Ios Sars 2ae5 Monroe
ry'ta Townsend 81 ErsEirs
Marjorie Tobias 40 HIGHLAND sv'ru'
p.iia Maiiraff. 4los c.erren,,
ssrsh Pr'ssen' 1885 ClAfson'
sarah miller 327i Glendale
T ns"', We, sa,7 W wnrsars&
Jean Bsvsn. 67is RsEusr
hsd,lkA Winter. 3st Corish HlEblsna
rsriat,s Pa. -7on w.,, warren
Bsss. RIihyea 1874 E,ns L.nroln Park
Arns KsrhA'urs0. 1877 Vo,oris, Lincoln
pty1ns Rsvrok. 400 Ps,gar
Florsnes Rrosr 1895 Ah'-V7r
.AnRsur. Chubrfch 21ns Goodman Ham
'famck
n lucille prvHt7 1aars stse
. ~ -otrr Radks 7'tf Dolphin
.2..1rsv Ps-ra-H zs-sl Porte R,ruus
. F'ersTTs T0GgFrT- ZETTf -T-t-E f'su1r tfrs--
soerls P,rra 1,!e Gooe,o7 Hsn,,src.
.FFfrrs Pau 1905 Nrna~k PosaI Oas
.-Nafsi+ r|Itfe 1851 NnTa0
.Fraaes' r4sssss 1000 Huntington.
. EE1l- D-.t mar. -AAL-kAr---
. NAtErrra'e@ rNsvt 1900 Fourth.
sara Ma Iffts Dexter
q Rf"fs "rtIr0rr 1000 Cne''s
frfre~ stevens srHL BraUf NoDr
IAN. sr.-m,- e23' Essi congress
. Rose : urr,. He 1''6 Henry
.Agr-s Craarr 2fnp MsrjhuouEn.
-Hs.en ".tN~I8D I2s TheuTr-s
-Fdra Ferret sf1s West Jefferson
Ida Pr..an4ssl 500 Dequ,na-' Ham.
.noa.- Lee. $50, Bsaut.-r
nsts He'fson 1922 sr,votssr'r
..uss WrIs lO3oq H'rds
dre" OFFICER t7ls LsbeH'
~srs she-k $50 western
Hsl'r yates -oe South H.EhlsHa
G,,rs r..gr $50 s. ,.r.r
Hsle csnre.H 7ts Fas' magyar
ErIyanstr A.ss-i qqs Pra.rate
frrss v.rsr ,qa7 pelvItsrs
i.a-~. pa-g,E 9-.e AIrs fr..te-
Ma Ne,.e, aI-a rsbr-ri-te
49,. Ursss 1000 Waterrsr
Girls
C..ts ,.,r, N.r. o..
Vol, g.kas no Fast Usrrec.
0r.s~e rri-rr gg'2 SCOTT
Arrss RIVAL igs-a colirehsr
Dorr,hv frys 1rl fvrasi,
Marion ~.--..' So Wsrrs,a Hsg,' Fax
fore,ts sell ,1l24 "a Mo ru.- 81 tIau
shores
lean Ian = Grant 5000 w.1tsr.r
run S,s.man lsl2s Rcavef,and
Dvas Harrison -IFs Talbot
Lr,r,r psssI.- ga. pi,r,.~
kafrertne persntess 1850 West Grand
horIe,ard
Violet R-rtsrlsk go IVES. phHade.ph.a
- avis Prueo ass ALGONQUIN
tosenhfr. Ragfsra ss85 south NsrfindaIs
Htea $40. Snal-c..4l4
',,.-t~use GoIfh.rs 27el Gladstone
.Kathr,n Rsser 2u sash Dearborn
wrwer %asund ss7 Atkinson
EJsanar Prr.r- 1920 Syracuse
PsulIrs conn iS6p2 Prest
ia Rs-tsr llsso Dexter
sTot. yur,rs 6S3l south street
Tdrh Flardt qii7 Hryden
Mari STAFFORD 81 East Grand Highland
pax
HsIsn Hsnkel 1884 stanturv
fula puuios 72ss rodge Van D,ks
Beleo RadLe 1895 Ford Court. t,rosss
po,n'e
DNlv GruenfeIdt 1922 LcUeren1
LOIS core 1000 Hardwood
Eva Asrirantf 1881 NlufcIai-
Mildred Kennedy. 1859 SprinrIs
Air, Victory. 1881 LongvieV
Nav Moran t2gf Ashland
Florence GaiI.k 2s3 East GrNdsie
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