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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
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SPISAL DR.. IVAN PREGELJ
,POVEsT

vas v jeco postal, da boste sku-
sani in boste imeli bridkost de-
set dni -"
"Svetujem ii, kupiti cd meme
v ognju skusenega zlata, da O.
bogatis, in belih oblacil, da Sc
obleces, da sc ne bo videla sra
mota tvoje nagote; in 2 oeesnim
mazilom pomazili svoji oei, da
spregledas. Katere JAZZ ljubim,
tiste svarim in pokonm. Vnemi
Sc tedaj in stori pokoro! Glej,
stojim pri vratih in trkam; ako
kdo moi glas poslusa in mi vra-
ia odpre, pojdem noter k ME-
mu in BON Z MIN vecerjal in on
z menoj. Kdor premaga, mu
bonn dal sedeti z menoj ma mo-
jem sedezu, kakor sem tudi JAZZ
premagal in sc vsedel svojim
Ocetom ma njegov sedez J"
Anica je dvignila oci in iska-
la znane il slike, trokotnega
ocesa vsevidnega, vsepoznava-
jocega, vsevecnega in. neumrjo-
cega.
In cisto drugaeno je postalo
memo misljenje. Bill je to do
godek, izreden "a njo - prav-
tako ko meni sedaj, ko placem
OBJ svojem mrtvem detetu - in
zdelo Sc il je, da je clovesko
zivljenje vse kaj drugega, ka-
kor je mislila do sedaj. Cudovi-
to je bilo citati v knjigi raz-
odetja, nekako grozo je po-
mislila Anica, da je zivela to-
liko let, in nj. vedela tega in nj
mislila, kako Okla gaz je med
dobrim in slabim.
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
ISkrella Yam hvala

Prijetno iznenaden zelm najlepse in prsreno
hvat drzavj janom prijateljem in pratecam 32 varde
zkazano zaupanje dan prmarnih votev kater mi
pomagali do zvotve Odkrto povedano da ub velkemu
krogu prateev in pratec So vardi nisem pricakova
tolike nakonjenos, kakor o prejel Uposteval
velko zaposlenost zredne utu nash MOI
in zena pod tezo vojnega uposeva boeca
ter ocetov bratov in sester XII duhu spremljajo svoje
snove in brate nh in nas borbi svobodo in demokra
clio vseh svetovnih fronah in uposeva cd sb in zalo
s strte made zene XII bojece pricakujeo nahujsega da
bo njih VOLTA udelezt votev. Prznati moran, da
jub dusevnemu trpljenju velkih skrbi in brid
kos nasli in voljo da udeezii volitev VISA
cast njih drzavljanski zavednosti.
Iskreno Sc zem zahvaffti lokalnemu easopisu XII je
podprao mojo kanddaturo in priobca dopise posamezn
kov, kakor tudi kampanjskega odbora.
Najprisrenejsa zahvala maj DO izreeena elanom kam
panskega odbora in onim XII mi pripomogli do
| ko castne izvoltve.
hvaleznosti sem dozan najlepse Sc zahvaliti vsem
kanddatom deokratske stranke csto in gentemansko
kampanjo XII o vodili izvotev. Prizna jim moran,
da bill vseskozi dosedni in sled naceu pravega
rikanizma. IT,
Prsrcna hvala volicem kateri voli mole
prot kanddate nt zadrzanje in strpnost Vo
ve SO koncane in mic loc da ne b irnega srca
sedl skupni mz 81 pogleda il odesa oko in deoval
skupno "a napredek in razvoj 32.. varde.
Zeo mi bo drago in ubo zdaj ko primarne volitve
koncane da povezemo skupn nisli in gremo deo
casino nasega ugednega spostovanega zupana
Frank J. Lauscheta in k bodo njegov sodeavc in
podporniki
Zavedam dejstva da bonn pri novemberskih yoitvah
potreboval posledn gas nash drzavlan in Vas lie
vnapre prosm stote mi OBJ strani da bonn ahko zvojen
in zponil obljub katere dal OBJ kampane pri
marnh voev. svojem mi vs prijatelji kateri
in kateri me bodo prihodnje volili.
Koneno izrecena maj DO vse tisocera zahvala
principu in geslu Zdruzen ostanemo in razdruzen pa
II demo-
| Vas
JOHN j. PRINCE,
kandidat "a mestnega zastopnika 32 vards.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02

kar zarelo, ko je dejal: ''Hara-
So v plenu, da? Nenada bojat-
sja. Nicevo. v Rossiji v lager
| ju v am budet haraso!"
Ali ma mesto vecerje SO pri-
sli k SUPP kozaki, mahali SO
knutami in kricali: "Podnimaj-
sja, pasol, pasol" In gnali SO
ujetnike ma dvorisce in u zsdvori-
Sea ma vaski trg. Tam je ze sta
la sformirana vojska, ogromna
vrsta tepov in vozov S hlepci
kruha in v kotu nepregledna
modrosiva ereda ujetnikov. K
temu so prignali tudi eetico, v
kateri je bill svejk. Nato so "a
kricali: 'Pasol, pasol!" sedli ma
konje, vsekali sem ter tia ujet-
nika po glavi ali po hrbtu in
creda Sc je vsula po cesti dalje.
Pc vseh cestah med polji, ka-
NOR so segale oci, je bio videti
umikajoce Sc vojastvo in tren-
ske vozove. Rusi so Sc zopet u
mikali z nervozno naglico. Uro
nato je dohitela transport ujet-
nikov tezka artiljerija in zavo-
Ella mednje. Kozaki so z biei
razganjali Avstrijce, in ker &C.
sta Re nj bila dovolj siroka "a
topove in vozotajstvo, so mora
Ii ujetniki po njivah, lokah in
mocvirjih.
Do ranega jutra je slo tako
brez oddiha in zakasnjence "a
daj so kozaki gonili z udarci
knut. Oh svitanju SO jih zgnali
ma razsezno planjavo in Jim do
volili, da sede.jo in Sc uro od-
dahnejo.
Toda zaeuli so Sc topovi, XII SC
grmei brez pretrganja, in 20
pet je zazvenelo: "Pasol, pa
SOIL" in utrujena, nenaspana
laena masa Sc je zaeela premi.
kati naprej. Opoldne so sli sko.
ri Kremenec, ma noe so dospel
do Sumska.
Tam jih je sprejelo novo e.
tapno poveljnistvo., Prisli sc
ruski naredniki z laternarni in
zaceli kricati: "Po cetyri! Sta.
novis po eetyri!" (Postavite sc
pc stirje!)
In prestevali so jih, Sc zmoti.
Ii, Sc prepirali, Sc vracali, izno'
va prestevah, Sc zopet prepira.
Ii in Sc motili. Do ranega so.
mraka so jih steli, gonili V
skednje spat, a IL skednjev 20.
pet ven, toda sesteli jih MISC nj.
koh. Koneno jih je postal nekj
castnik TX vsen hudicem", jim
zelel lahko noe z "job vasi matt
sukyni sini!' in svejk, XII je o.
stal druzbi S ,korporalom, je
nasel vendarle zasluzeni poci,
tex.
Etapni poveljnik sumska, pol.
kovnik Lazarev, je bill poste.
MAX in dosieden narodnjak, k
| je smrtno sovrazil Nemce ir
druge sovraznike Rusije. Ko SC
mu, zjutraj porocali, da je do
spelo sest tisoc novih ujetnikov
Sc je oblekel, obhodil neka.
skednjev in kazal iskreno ra.
dost, da Sc Celli prostovoljne
podajajo Rusom. Tudi svejka
je vprasal, odkod je, in ko je
slisal, da je IL Prage, je dejal
smehljaje: "A, Praga! Poznan
jo. Odondod sta prisla k nam
blagovestniko Grill in Metod
Ali zdaj live tam sami German.
ci: toda Francezi Jill kaalt
prezenejo, sal Pariz je blizu
Ali poznate mesto Pilsen, kjel
varijo ocenj haroseje pivo? NJ
tisto Pilsen, Cesko III druge sor.
te Slovanov osvobodimo. Ir
Karpati SO tudi veliko mesto
kaj ne?"
A svejk je spostljivo saluti
raj in rekel: ''Haraso, dadada.
II
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-02
Collinwood
Realty Co.
DANIEL STAKICH
1888 Waterloo Rd.
Kenmore 1884.
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Evening star., 1943-10-08
Parks Meets Mitchell
In Turner Ring Show

Boxing wars will be waged on two
fronts here next week with Promoter
Joe Turner operating as usual on
Monday night at his Arena and
Goldie Ahearn running a show on
Wednesday night at Uline Arena.
Turner announces a l0-rounder
between George Parks, Washington
colored heavyweight, and Nap
Mitchell, Philadelphia scrapper who
defeated Joe Soft in his last engage
ment few weeks ago.
Goldie previously listed his We'd
ncSday night headliner as Danny
Petro against Lew Hanbury. a local
natural between ringmen who have
climbed into prominence here in the
last year.
Backing up Ahearn's Monday night
feature is siX-rounder between
Aaron Perry, Washington light
weight, and Make Starr, Edgewood
Arsenal.
Jackie Wilson, former world
featherweight champion, has chal-
lenged the winner of the Hanbury-
Petro go and Mike Jacobs, Madison
Square Garden entrepreneur, has
offered Hanbury headline spot at
/ the Garden soon against Bobby
Ruffin, upset winner this week over
! Beau Jack,
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Bond Bowling Exceeds
Goal at Hyattsvine
With S117,675

With total sales amounting to
sl17675, the Prince Georges County
Service Club War bond bowling
tournament, sponsored by the K;-
wants, Rotary and Lions Clubs at
the Hyattsville Recreation today
was over the top in Its 100000 drive
to buy fighter plane to be named
"Hyattsville Bowler"
The three civic organizations rid
Gled their target yesterday when T,
Howard Duckett, chairman of the
Prince Georges County War Finance
Committee, turned over S29,000
made through sales of War bonds
ct Hyattsville banks, Perce Wolfe,
chairman of the Service Clubs Tour
nament reported
With three more days before the
tournament ends, Oscar Hiser has
Carded three all-star bowling
shows at his HyattSville plant.
Tonight the William Gordon Pal
ace Tailoring Co. outfit Of Bill King,
Joe Di Misa. El Geib. Fred Murphy
and Curly Coudry will fire against
Perce Wolfe's Riverdale Specials of
Bill Krauss. Tony Santini, Ed Blake
ney, Bub Geuthler and Ollie Pa
cini. Tomorrow night George Hugue-
ly's Bethesdas will engage Tony
Petros Lucy Strikes of Baltimore
and Sunday the seventh annual
Pop Wolfe Memorial sweepstakes
will be the attraction.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Brotburds Bowl Record Game
To Down RossIyn Leaders

Mischous $50 and 363 gave Shaffer
Flowers a 2-l edge over Circle
Paving
H. A. Wilson'S 149 was the big
blow as Civil Service whitewashed
Old Colony Laundry in the Georgia
Avenue League, while Bob Haleskis
389 enabled Carter-Lanhardt to post
top set of l,685. Bee Bainbridge with
lc9 and Barbara Owen with 339 were
tops for the fair rollers in the Silver
Spring mixed doubles.
Kenny Fay, Takoma Restaurant,
with 146 and Bill Smith, Friedmans.
with 362 shared high honors in the
Takoma Duckpin Association.
Two veteran bowling leaders,
Perce Wolfe with 1854 and Rhet Dom
aldson with 143, were tops when the
Odd Fellows League opened it's 29th
season at Brookland Recreation.
Oldtimer Earle Steele also had
conspicuous hand in the opener with
1853 AS Mount Pleasant swept Cove
nant with high scores of SIT and
1897.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Western-Eustern Battle TOPS
Big Schoolboy Weekend Card

velt. Bob Rill, St. Johns guard,
has a bad knee and Frank Cranston
will take his place, but otherwise
the Johnny team that trimmed
George Washington High last week,
$50, will be intact and with Big
George Hughes to spark the back
field with his kicking, passing and
running the team is plenty potent
Coach Bo Richards of Gonzaga is
planning one change in the GonZaga
backfeld to send against Dewitt in
tomorrow's o'clock game at West
ern Stadium. He probably will start
Angelo Zanger, a newcomer develop
ing triple-threat characteristics, as
one of the halfbacks. Although he
weighs only 145 pounds, he's a hard,
'shifty runner and throws a good
pass. Gil Lansdale and Mickey Egan,
Gonzaga's ace tackles, have injuries
left from last weeks tough game
against Mount st. Joseph's and may
not start
Little Hoyas Still Good.
Reports from Charlotte Hall in
NASoSS ellC SoSSpo 4loNS a AsllU, Ill.
experienced team with only four
lettermen back, giving Georgetown
Prep reason for believing it can re-
peat last seasons opening game vic
tory. The Little Hoyas this year
don't have Buddy Speiss, one of the
pest schoo'boN gridders turned out
here in some time. But they have
several other members of last wears
team that won four of seven games,
including the l80-pound Tony Boyer
in the backfield
Two high school series games were
to be played today. Tech at Wilson
and Central at Roosevelt. There
also is a promising night tilt on
the program, with undefeated and
unscored upon Coolidge visiting
George Washington High at Alex
andria, starting time, o'clock. Buck
Henry, Colt end, broke his collar
bone in scrimmage this week and
Chick Lang likely will take his place.
Evening star., 1943-10-08

Bowling to a season record game
of 648. Bratburd Pigs trimmed the
erstWhile leading Clarendon Deco
rators, 2-1, to gain a first place tie
with YMCA in the Rosslyn Inde-
pendent League flag chase. Stew
Burgers 146 and 39l were the big
blows for the Bratburds. YMCA,
led by Lee SINNERS $50, nicked
Waters Shades in the odd tilt.
Gait Davis, the Rosslyn pin chief,
posed second season high when
his 418 set led Arlington Trust to
a 80 victory over Farlings $ Service.
Washington Cab moved into third
place tie with Clarendon Decora-
tors with 81 win from Wade
Flowers
Firing 275 for two games, Fred
Murphy boosted his top average to
1913 for eight games while Chick
Darr of Arlington Trust hiked his
second-place mark to 1913 with
378. o. K Miller's 4Ol was the
big wallop as Millers Service de-
feated Capital View Realty 81 with
scores of GAO and l,725. Frank
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Notre Dame
Continued From Page Ais

Continued From Page A-l6D
California-Flipping the well-known
coin Southern California.
College of Pacific California
Stagg has too many Navy stars al
Pacific for the Golden Bears.
Right down the line: North Car
olina over Jacksonville Naval ATTIC,
Marquette over Lawrence, March
Field over U. c. l.. A, North Caro-
lima State over Camp Davis, Rich-
mond over Virginia, South Caro-
lima over Presbyterian, Brown over
Tufts. Holy Cross over U. S. Coast
Guard Academy, Harvard over Wor-
cester Tech, Pittsburgh to win its
first game of year at the expense
of West Virginia, Maryland over
Richmond Air Base, Colorado over
Utah and on Friday-Georgia to
beat Wake Forest, and Colorado
College to take the measure of Den
Yer, while on Sunday DR.. Nal
Stevens Sampson IN. " Naval
Base eleven should whip Villanova
Evening star., 1943-10-08
BY GEORGE HUBER.

western and Eastern, meeting
tomorrow at Central Stadium in the
spot game of the high school series
weekend schedule, must compete
Tor attention with several other at
tractive schoolboy tilts here
st. Johns and Bulls are playing
at Roosevelt Stadium, Gonzaga and
Dewitt tangle at Western, and Char
lotte Hall meets Georgetown Prep
III the traditional opener at Garrett
Park. In addition, Episcopal travels
TO Richmond for game against
Its State prep school, rival, St. Chris
topher's, to fill out the biggest days
schedule of important games the
Schoolboys so far have faced.
Both Western and Eastern will be
at tull strength practically for to-
morroW's game, which starts at 3
O'Clock. Two Eastern fullbacks, Joe
Gordon and Eddie Charnock, still
are bit bruised from last week s
encounter at Episcopal, and it's
question of which will start. Coach
Dick Mentzer is planning one
change in the Rambler backfield,
designed to put a little more zip
into the attack, and will start Jack
Merelman instead Of Mike Pappafo-
It's as quarterback.
Eastern PoliSheS Defense.
Merolman, a newcomer to the
squad this year weighs only l40
pounds, but has demonstrated lot
Of football savvy and mikes his
plays well and in addition mas de-
Veloped into better than average
blocker. The Ramblers mostly were
green at the start of the season, but
IN workouts were travelling more
smoothly rs a team Their drills
were concentrated on polishing
line defense and tightening pass de-
fense.
Two big teams with plenty of
power will meet in the ST. Johns
Rul1ic tilt STARTING at . 20 of PnoSo-
Evening star., 1943-10-08
N.T.S. Boxers POINTING
For Golden Gloves Meet

National Training School boxers
Will put on a seven-match program
at Camp Simms tonight as part of
the schools elimination tournament
to determine entries in the next
Golden Gloves tourney.
The bouts start at 3 o'clock under
direction of Bill McGeever, N. T. S.
boxing coach.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Lynch, Horner Battling
In Women's Golf FinoI

Mrs, Charles F. Lynch was a heavy
favorite today to win her thiro
straight Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club women's links title. She
met Mrs. w. 1. Horner in the final
Yesterday Mrs. Lynch defeated Mrs.
R. N. Sutton, and 2, while Mrs
Horner beat Mrs. Howard Hopkins.
3 and 2.
Second-flight finalists were Mrs.
R. E. Hotze and Mrs. r. w. Ayers.
Mrs. L. E. Hutchinson won the third
fight.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Parents Ban Orlando
From Grant Eleven

BY the Associated Press.
CAMP GRANT, Ill. Oct. 8.-Bob
Orlando, regular right guard and
place-kick artist of the Camp Grant
eleven, said he no longer would play
football, because of parental objec-
ton
Orlando was star guard at COL
gate last year and had been elected
captain of this seasons team.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.


Today a year ago-Sam Brea-
don, president of St. Louis Car
dinals, said the organization
would show small profit" for
1912 because of World Series
revenue.
Three years ago-Cincinnati
Reds defeated Detroit Tigers, 2 to
l, in seventh and deciding game
Of World Series, Paul Derringer
outpltching Bobo Newsom. New
son went to mound with only one
days rest.
Five years ago-Pennsylvania
defeated Yale. 81 to 0, for the
first Eli shutout in 81 consecutive
football games.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Skoronski on 26th Victor

Tony Skoronski, 21-year-old Chi
cagoan, shared his 26th victory Of
the Hawthorne meeting yesterday
by bringing the Silver Stock Farm
Navy Cross home by two and half
lengths in the BellWood Purse.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
As Get RudcIiff for Pair

NEW YORK. Oct. lP,.-The
Philadelphia Athletics have obtained
Rip Radcliff, 35-year-old outfielder,
from the Detroit Tigers in a swap
for Catcher Bob Swift and Infelder
Don Heffncr.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Phil Catcher Gets Exam

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn, Oct. 8
Rl.-Andy Seminick Of Elizabeth
ton, catcher for the Philadelphia
Phillies. has left to report to an
induction center for final physical
examination.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Demers Decisions Sanders

FALL RIVER, Mass. Oct. 8.-Pat
Demers, 1873, of Brockton, Mass,
outpointed LEROY Sanders. 1873, of
New York, in eight rounds last
night.
Evening star., 1943-10-08

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school crowd! Lively assortment
plaids. colorful rib knits, or solid
colors with plaid tops. All of fine
cotton with turn down cuffs.
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Deaths, Marriages and Divorces
DEATHS

Frances Pioch. $3.50 Holcomh %
Anna Common. i4d7 ClRrmount. 81
Andrew Martin 1854 RidEewood ~.
Annie Cooney. BOSS Coplin 40
Margaret Weiss. 1904 Twelfth, SO
Elizabeth Lowe 1884 Wisconsin, 50.
Thomas McGsrrS A2Oa Commonwealth, 50.
Rossie Punen 500 Greeley. so
Elsie McGH. 272S ST Antoine. 40.
Aaron Nittenbe5g, tn2n Cortland -.
william Siyanov. 1877 HsrtwelL 81
John Dillon, 1870 Delaware ~
sam Thomas. ST37 Russell IS.
John Zech 30f5 81 Jean. 7s/
Patricia Nashhurh. 25si LHlhrldCe. I,
Lucius James Packer. 900 Hendrie ~
Joseph Frank Rosol. t22 Michigan. "a.
ErmA Grace starr 657 ? Warren, 80.
Roy n Hsrtranfi 80 Edeevale as
Alta oYery. 1925 OHIO. 50
Panagiota V. Psppos. fso3 Field 81
Emile n. Stricken l47o3 Manning. rs
Emma Dentist l77io Glendale Rosevills,
William J. Bunnsy 5000 ". Vernon. go.
Shirley Cook SIS Napoleon s months.
John Muniga, 1927 ", Warren, 40.
Karl Pahchuk. 1924 Geimer. Hsmtramck,
Catherine c. Baker. New Lisbon, Wis, 81.
Mary Doyle 49, Colburn, %
Ernest Boccia 34if 81. Aubin. ~
George Mosely 20l9 St Aubin, 81
Hiara Smyser t26T5 Birwood SO.
Charles V, Hghheld. l7ss Lombard. 81,
Josephine =. McEyoy 1887 Field IS.
Rose H. Beavis. S25 Philip. SIS.
Minnie Lehman, 55sS Lincoln, "a
Rowland p Hnl 1852 p. Grand Blvd, 70.
Annie EPSON. $3.50 Cheyenne. n
Earl william Jordan. 1855 Edison So
Victor Olof Osund. ssss Larchmont So.
Guy orr 1880 W Chicago. 7 months
John Ellis Lewis Jr, 2s6 +. Warren, 10
Earline saffold. es1s Russell. ?.
George Marlborough, III s. Pleasant,
Royal Oak. s.
Edward A. See. I2os5 College. ~.
sam Thompson. 223i Third SO.
Margaret ]. eraser. 34l6 Garland, IS
/ Vinie Moore 1882 Harrison inkstor 81
I George DettlinE ifs07 Rossini Drive Ga.
Michael Koscioko. 1884 Farnsworth. IL
Harry Bowles Ssti Chalfonte. SO
/ Pomela Bdigare 226s 81 Clair. So.
/ Ida NJ. Cross 3506 Brush SIS.
] David Jones 2s2O Mt Elliott. 70,
/ Katherine Whisenhunt 1924 W. Grand
/ Blvd. y
James Cunningham 32ai W. Philadelphia.
/ 70
Caroline Kowalsks. 237s Central, T.
Betsy b summer l0o7e Aurora SO.
Minnie Stall, 1920 Young 50.
/ Matthew Joseph Felt, 1877 Clenfield. 81
Jean Slater. 1928 Jane. Is.
Matilda May Maynard, 1890 Greenlswn
IS.
! Nellie Doornhaat Ryan. 3Aos Wabash, SO.
/ Maude Bruneau. 1443e Springarden, as
Rose Anna Laskowski, ls6ss Buffalo. 4e
Barbara Jean WaseSh. 20050 Ropelle
months
Ferdinand c. wiebelhaus. $3.50 Burns. 90
Emil Basel 1851 Somerset. Sc
Wilhslmina Henning, 52s7 Copin, %.
( Elizabeth Bryant, 1900 Gray, 81.
jamie Laity, e05s American, so.
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DEATHS

william 1verson prach. Royal Palm Hotel
IS.
Annie Gumley. 1924 Mendoza, rs.
Arthur A. Allen 667 w. Alexandrine so.
Enrol Smiley 20i24 Stratford. 20
Jennie w Kerry. 153f7 Stoepel. %.
Marantonia Cannavo. 4754 Maxwell. II.
Amanda r. Cook 1928 z. Jefferson. 70
Margaret Agnes Foley, Carmelte Sisters
for AGED, 70
sidney. Crump, 42l Brewster. 81.
3 s.<,.y = .-e 49,
Charles Gibson 1850 Grand 81.
Cecilia Da2ier 9si Algier, %
Anthony Sefes 2s5r John r Rochester
rs
Manuela IslesiAs schigelone, 1919 Senator,
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Albert PhHlppl $50 Clark -.
Joseph Dul 6sss 81 John. 50
Mafy Rooney. SIS Charlotte so,
John Miller. 49, Michigan. IS.
Frank Rademacher s0s6 Malvern -
Nelson William Poulot. 11fs2 LANG, II
Mary Elizabeth Thomas, 1887 Pierson, IS
Ella s Potter, 757 Casgrain, So
Cecil sibrack. 1854 Gladstone. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
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