davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29
aiboiospenner, sip etst!

Srof. 9ernt Stepleu itaar MI mart
paa 6nlbrebet fGroig til after at bes
sipe Jig tiIbage iii Norge otter fit Be-
Jog bIanot bort Solt.
Gae iom bar hart AnIeeuiug iii al
bsre, tale eller msoe fum oil ieut
glenme BET ooermaabe biertelige Sub
trpt ban peb fine parme Orb, lit brams
frie og inocrlige @Gieu msbte Dem
meb.
Spruben ar bore Ell meget bnstiS
S9colog peo Der pratttife i6eplogiite
Semirnr elcr Rreiteifole / &riItiauia
% ell beItolenSe aanbsfplot 9reft, iaa
er ban c9ian Ell AT Rprges met iuteres;
ierebe % bpstteite af6oInsarbeipere.
Sou er inaIehes ReiformanS for bet
9iorite Observation-Disclosures. timber &roe
fesiorens forte Spbolo her EAR Bet life
pGret pmiteligt for benz iom bar bsrt
ham euer talt meb ham at iiuoe ue
eler %ioritna ar ban nISrig Los Ell aus
Iebning add forbi udar bet gialot at
iige CT goot Orb for af6plbsiagcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29
Stem tgjcn.

(Gf Eeter Dt. Steen, @6aiebur9, @i5.)
Nu bera6 &eien ieg after 9aar
Sorbi Steoer ti9re % tienSte.
9erborte pen &orspeien Suiet itdar,
Oct 9jem, iom &pseeu isg peurte.
Set itaar ser iaa enSIist 8eeen
jeg Ter
Sra StoritenSpiben at itige,
WeuS alt / Ratiren Imiler og Ter,
Com piISe Oct "@elfpmmen" iiee.
l1Sober ggnen, iaa Iangt ieg fer,
Stretfer Jig belgenbe Gere,
Wtens bertmeQeul, bit % her,
Staar SunOe, %fortreuenbe, fagre.
Nn borte peb Susberen ifiler lea
30 Stiffelier, ipRffebe, frumme;
Sc Itanr Der p9 i|tirrer no efter mig -
Seq ifreb, ie9 iba9 piISe fomme.
Seq Isrer en- SuIfen, ba itbrter lea
frem
Sg 8raao fig bIanSer meb 2ntter.
. 6aoer, o Gober, o eIiteoe Sieml"
Seq raaber after og after.
90 ian bIir icg fsrt / Stuen iuo,
Ser alt iaa hiemlist ie9 finSer
90 / nit M ian tiIfrebie Sinb
8jenfaIbes De tiGre @inber.
Ser trGrser ei @erbens Qarm Tia tub,
Ser beres fln 9uerues &urreu
iaete iuieube Gommerpinb
Sg SGttens gtislen pg Gurren.
gat eftcr Nars SibeIier, sfuffeIier,
Sapn
Sian jeg meo SilbeI iitemme:
Stu er ie9 ba enbeIig fomnet / Sabn,
Sbi mi er ieg after 9iemme."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29
Sill GtncoeIernc.

q. 9lepgaarc fret for nogcn Sio
iioeu / "Secprn6 Soften" at man I CT
neoaIen bar fat isaug Subiamling iii
Shons Girfc. ct @rbeioe Icm pilrc tdae
lang SID, oeriom ingen SiGlp blir
boct DEM uoeuira. Nr, Sc bar aItina
Ct ipdat 5dnb ON 6i9lp og ma ne life
bli Ihlffet.
Seq tsr MI hadbe ar Sasen er Sc
fleite az os ubbanorebe eneSsler be-
fierot, iSet 6aaOe jes og Saitor 8. 8.
Marfen 2ouisburg, giHn., Bar bnnret
Den frem sieunem Noiierne. gnoel
minSre @ele6 er alereoe inSiamlet,
men idnbibt mig beticnbt er Oct ears
lie iniaut beoeuot meb ps iad Idn9t.
aariageu bertiI er buerten giaugel pna
gune cIer GiIie, men iimpeltben at bi
bar for ell at peute liot forlGuge paa
b~perdnbre. "ge ia iona UNI intie 10
6raat". Set or babe goet % bel
uanr hi bar Sioeu for OF. 9ien lfal
Oct beiragtes iom en- SubilRumsgape
iii 1914, mda pi rot for Ell Gangs
StpIo tnmme liot brant OF aIieeoel
snbt. Sorele6is rosIe forte SrRi ON
airtsus Siiiorie.
) Bore Sorrlores llHgoom og Sebs
iteforUloreS Sin hnone man / Norbre
siueouIeu iHgsu atrte eHsaua. Ianst
miuore Greel. 2eriHoe fRles &irte
meo 5fultoolS 9rgo. gteS en- iaa
barbnriit os primitip arienei bar Set
nGridat fortuiIeoe SilitanSe for 3urs
ore emsoeIerne, Ser paa 5eiter1s eler
ouarligI Slroeisre ooer Re c 2 Dfil
LANCE anier HlaaIgs iere itne nrisete
on beoe III SaGb eler SegraUeIie. ia.
SruoeisIger os airteeirugere tuaoe ofie
oil ~ueiriaii paa rem Hblioe 0rssIidas.
Tel par ! iun 9erieeuee en- baaro
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29
&ataloger.

Saciic 2ut6eron Gcaoemp anb Butt
neis college, &arfIanb, gsnIb. 1918.
aatalo8cH inbeboIber Ell I9nsOe OPP
lnsninser ON SfoIeu, Der er ben itsre
tie norite SeiitoIe paa &acifcfpiten.
Sfolens 2GrerperionaIe er for n9ite
Stoleanr: q. 5. Song, get9rer; s.
q. 9apier, g. ). garOon, 3. &c. 0rots
ming, .. 5. Stuer, s. 90. GIarp, Sns
ga s.. Soeg o9 Sbeooora alfIen. @iis
Ngnes Sougeu er 8recsptres.
X X X
Bari &egipn 2utber College, Sergu3
Sails, Wiuu., 1918. Sfoleaaret be-
9pnber Den 16be September. &ataIoz
gen fancS peo SeuUeuoeIie til 8eitprcs
rem, Hrof. 8. IS. HiitaO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29
cpIySniue FRA IutueSal.

Com aaerebe for bctienSt9iort SIas
Seue blep Der poa iibite Garsnrpbe
WirneappIts, nteb for Iaioritct Bee
iluttet, at IumeSeIcrnes Iiuoegabe
itulbe anbenSes iom 2egut iii Siclp for
Ipae os fattige % sanIc SoIt / 9as
len og at buer @iper b%eltemrier til
boiItet Serreo hnns @aOe Tai saa.
Saaen er ianIebcs pna en- WaaSe afs
gjort, men ga Ser bar rogle, iom bar
iube for at bpses gloeroomshiem, og
ntaaite troeoe at Solicit / NumebaI oge
Ina pnitet @aoen anpeuot iaaleoes bIep
SetretGren panlagt at itrtoe iii Mpns
rigbeoerue berbjemme o9 inbbente bercs
@eniug. Som Spar er fsIgenbe greoe
mohtaset iom aftrpffes ber "a De cir
9rei 8eiteb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-29
"Sr. 9. 9, g~nssibcot,
Sefretnr, / RumeSalsIdaet:

within ! ilitNIAtStdNS
ScreS Strioclie al Den 17be Raj
bette aar bar jeg mootaget bborior tats
teS. Sen bcbnnblebes / b~ellutuiugss
bDgtigt gfsbe al Nore Serreositpre Den
t4be forriee Iaaneb Tom Sag go. IS,
Socr Der e~niterunia beiIuttspes: ai
f~orcilaa ar Winbegaeun 1914 anoenbes
iii ct 2esat til 6ottise oa SpgepIcier
/ @ggoen.
8igtig Gfifrift b~epibues.
Norc ~SormanSitab, Cite SliIi 1918.
2. l~llobaaien, Srbfsrer.'
"Noifriit af Spoal S~errecsibrcs
Acknowledgements / IoDmebbolbiq
Ncoe iGbc os, ~foriaapibt arsaar Sag
go. 50.
SfripeIie ira Numeoalslaset / ames
rita peo bets Setretnr, 8 %. Gems
tpebt al 17oe Iai 3. q. meo 6crcs
ipsrgiel ON, bportiI Ell paatPrft Wtus
beaape til gpaoen helit burbe arpens
bes.
Serreb5itpret eneoes ON at anaipe
Iaaabn llotnIelIe: SDet man pna Sors
baanb totfer for BEN paatGntte @ape,
ifaI man meb Seripn til Sen ierits
uRpnte Manoe for SluoenSelien - Nls
oeroomsbiem bemerfe, at Santer
pisielig er meget COB; men at ben fan
meofsre fremtioiee ganifeligbeSer Der
life nItiO fuube bli iaa Iette al obers
pinbe. 9et oiIbe for Oct ferite tomme
an pan, bporoiot man bar beIbi9 mel
gsitpreIie peo Ell ianbaut Siem, liges
Iom beuue oiloe frGoe life iaa iaa aars
lige llbgiffer. 9esuoen Tan BET tGns
tes, at mango gamIe heller life piIce
tribes oeo ct %iaabaut Sienl, bpor eoot
Bet enb a inoretfet % beirpret, Iiges
iom De fleite pit belit enifer at orrc
hos line egne.
9erimoS ipueS beu nnoen Suu,e -
ct 2eeat - mere tiltalenoe og menes
az bli iii uoelt GeIiigrelie. Set tuuoe
tGutes, al neo ct i~oaoant uiIbe mango,
Der paa Gruuo al SngoonJ lllntter
euer andre uheIS a tpmmet / anis
be, beroeb tuube briuges paafobe igIeu
Ibeu al fable bet pifeutIiee tiIbprSe.
2cgatct tunoe be5iioen t9ntes dns
Denot iom SiSras iii l1ooannelie al
nforumenoe, epneriee nnee ReuueI!er
/ et eaer ancct Saanbpert, 2anobug
% Iianeuoe.
@iitnof ipiuer beb ct 2egat pgiaa
Seitprelien en- ptgtig 8oue; men man
mener. ar bsune az Ct ianSart turne
ororeS meset enieIt os fulbt betrnss
senoe, pso al 6ormdnSitabet. Der bes
itaar al IRE g%ieolemmer paIst for ire
aar 40 6Idusen al iamtlise Spsoeus
itemmeberettigeoe RRnb og auinoer.
tunoe onertnge 8eirpreIien. gian biz
be eerbeo bare Sifterbeb for at Segas
tet bIep beitpret al RRno Der til ems
boer lib bar itsrit Eiqio iuSsu Spss
Den.
Set er BOG en- Selpfslge. al man
er lige tatnemmeIis. boorIeDes Biperue
euo 6efremmer sens a~nperoeIis.
Rigtig aiitrifI beDipnes.
Speals Sormanoitab. 2ooe Suni 10.
y. Rsoerien. rroisrcr.~
Raar M SperssmaaIst ON @dpsus
aupenSelie sr afsiort, iaG at iiee ira
ale aauter. idd er BET naitc at oi ionl
Ggte RecIemner ipbiter / RGperue %
taser ct bHeIigt Sas ior RinSeeaoeu.
9. O. eucstoeot. 5eir.
sarreS Seart, gaira.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
STRENGTH FOR OLD PEOPLE

Old people, to overcome the weak ening facilitating effects of inoreas- ing old age, often make very sad mistake in using so called remedies thNt contain alcohol and dangerous or habit forming drugs. Often this stuff. because it livens and brightens them up little just after taking a dose, leads them to imagine that 1t is doing them good, when it isn't, Remedies that rely for their sale on such deceit. do harm, because the false excitement of the nerves and heart leaves them worse than they were before.
 Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion is a real medicine splendid body and strength builder, especially good for old people, because it furnishes to the system ingredients necessary 70 rebuild wasted tissues, strengthen the nerves, give new energy and a younger and livliel Keeling to the body. It doesn't contain drop Uf alcohol nor any dangerous drug 1t may not make you feel better after the first dose, nor perhaps for several dayh. But if you don't feel much bet ter and stronger before you have taken a quarter as much as you have Of other medicines that didn't help you, we will gladly give you back your money. That's certainly a square deal.
 The four hypophosphites it contains are used by leading physicians every where in debility, weakness and lia- bility to disease, to tone and strength en the nerves. Purest olive oil, one of the most nutritious, most easily digested foods known. being taken with the hypophosphites, gives rich | tissue nourishment to the entire sys- | tenn.
 You who are weak and run down and you who are apparently well now but are liable to suffer from various cold weather ailments, use Rexal Olive Oil Emulsion to get and keeE we'll and strong. For the tired out run down, nervous, emaciated or de | bilitated-the convalescin growing children-aged people-it is a sensi ble pleasant tasting aid to renewed strength, Setter spirits glowing | health. If 1t does not help you, your money will be given back to yor without argument. Sold in this com munity only at our store-the Rexal Store-one of the more than 7,0OC
 leading drug stores in the United States, Canada and Great Britain R. G. Morris Drug Co., and Public Drug Co. Hot Springs, Ark.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
STRIKE THREATENED.

Schenectady. N. Y., Nov 24,-Con- ference between representatives of the Electrical Workers Aliance and James A. Smith. general su9erintend- ent of the General Electric Company plant, today failed to result in set clement of the labor troubles.
 Smith offered to attempt to find employment for Frank Duval and Miss Mabel Leslie discharged union workers, whose removal caused the differences, if they would ask for a transfer to a different department.
 In support of the discharge of the two workers. Smith asserted thab during the employment of Duval and Miss Leslie the efficiency of their department fell off nearly 30 per gent.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
WIDOWS PENSIONS.
New York State Proposes a General
 Relief Fund

New York, Nov. 25.-The commis. sion appointed by the state legisa- ture to investigate conditions and re- port on the advisability of providing state pension fund for widowed mothers, gave it's first public hearing today. The proposition was opposed by Dr. Edward T, Devine. secretary of the charity organization society, and a professor in Columbia unive = sity and the School of Philanthropy.
 Dr. Deyine declared against any legislation that would change the present method of looking after the poor in New York City. He was op- posed, he said. because no idea so far had been advanced regarding the approximate cost of the scheme and further because if pensions were pro- cided, the voluntary contributions from individuals for charitable pur- poses would fall off to marked de- gree and confusion and chaos would result in the work of the organiza- tions Dr. Deyine also objected to the principle of the endowment of motherhood.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Your records wCa1d have been per fectly preserved had they been in a sAFE-C E-CABINET-191 model, which is approved by the National Board Of Fire Underwriters. The day of .he iron safe has passed. Ask for tests and proos.
 WILLIAMS & DEWOODY,
 State Agents, Pine Bluff, Ark.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
INFORMANT NOTICE.

Your records would have been per fectly preserved had they been in SAFE.CABI model, which is anproved by the National Board Of Fire Underwriters. The day or me iron safe has passed. Ask for tests and proof oanv
 State Agents, Pine Bluff, Ark.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-25
IMPORTANT |. o. o. F.

All members of ,Ho- Springs En- campment No. 8. I. o. o. F. are re- ouested to attend regular meeting tonight. Business of importance. All visiting Patriarchs are cordially in- vited. H. c. GRAHAM C' r.
 R. Koehler Scribe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-09
WIN Confer with Party
Leaders Between Now and
End Of Week
SPECIAL MESSAGE
EARLY NEXT YEAR
No Attempt viii be Made to An
nul Sherman Law, Say Those
Close to Executive

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-President
Wilson took up for serious considers
tiop today his antitrust policy. be
tween now and next Saturday he will
have conferred with all of the party
leaders in congress interested in this
problem.
The first Of his conferences waa
with Representative Henry d. Clay
ton. The latter. as chairman of the
house committee on judiciary, will
have charge Of the public hearings al
which the legislation is to be framed
He will confer also with Senator New
lands. who will have charge of the
legislation In the upper house.
The president will not prepare his
special message on the trust question
until after he returns from bis New
Years vacation. But he is amassine
information to be used In it's prepar
alton. Commissioner of Corporation
Joseph e. Davies has made q com
plete Investigation along lines sug
gested by the president. EIis reporl
Is now In the hands of the executive
1t is stated on authority of those
who have conferred with the presi
dent that there will be no attempt
made to amend the Sherman law. In
stead, the bill or bills contemplated
will define the offenses prohibited by
that law In such simple language as
to make guilt personal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-09
"Major Operation" Necessary to
Eradicate Evil, Says Ref0rmer
In Discussing Puj0 Com
mittee Report
CHECK ON MONOPOLY
MUCH TOO FEEBLE
Snake Can at Most be Scratch.
ed, Not Killed." Under the
}, Present Laws

NEW YORK, Dec, s.--"Many RENE
dies proposed are local ones and !
cure (of the money trust) is not pos
sible without treatment which Is fund
amental,' says Louis ID. Brandeis, dis
cussing the Pujo committee report ol
its Investigation Of the money trust
In Harper's Weekly.
"A major. operation is necessary
says Brandeis. This. the committee
hesitated to advise; although the
fundamental treatment required Is
simple; serve one master only
The evils incident to interlocking
directorates are, Of course, fully rec
ognized. but the prohibitions proposed
in that respect are restricted to very
narrow sphere.
Prohibitions OF INTERVENING rela.
tions 30 restricted. however. supple
mented by other provisions. will not
end financial concentration. The
money trust snake will, at most, be
scotched, not killed.
"The interlocking of banking insti-
tutions II only one OF the factors
which have developed the money
trust. The interlocking Of other cor
porations has been an equally import.
ant element. And the prohibition OF
interlocking directorates should be
extended to potentially competing cor.
p0rations, whatever the class.
"The money trust would not be dis.
turbed by q prohibition limited only
70 ofllcers, even were It accompanied
BY such regulations concerning trans
- ~~sAA aa~~nx@~~ Ty~An~ q IN vsy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-09

which he believes to be 300 years old
er than the founding Of Rome.
BERLTN--Socialists say that Crown
Prince Wilhelm instigated the anti
military trouble In Alsace to annoy
his imperial father. and the chancel-
lor.
DUBLIN--Thomas X. Bell, a Dun.
cannon dentist. Tilted girl because
her name was Junk. II cost him
$1,000.
Y SPRINGFIELD. Mass.---Addressin
the Boys club here. former President
Taft recommended "spsnking for the
striking pupils OF Rochester. N. ",
schools.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jennings
Bryan. Jr.. Just admitted To the bar.
announced that he may enter poll
tics. but will never hold once"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-09
Thomas F. Madden Shot Down
by Drunken Joy. Rider in Front
of Bethune Station
AUTO STOLEN; FIRES
WHEN QUIZZED ABOUTIT
Hat Found in Machine, Later
Abandoned, Furnishes OIL
GERS With Clue

Patrolman Thomas r. Madden.
known to his comrades a. "Big Tom;
on account Of his giant staturs. was
shot and fatally wounded In front "
the Bethune station, at 1880 O'Clock.
Tuesday morning, by pjair OF drunk.
en- Joy-riders, who had treated him 70
9 ride to the station. from Clay-ave..
and then shot him through tn eabdo-
men when he tried to detain them
while he made inquiries az to the own.
ership Of the machine.
When suspicion that the machine
had been stolen, entered the oflce-'s
mind. he told the two young man ia
the machine to wait minute, In front
|of the station. They OWNED his pur.
pose. and started away. Madden leap
ed on the running board. and one "a
the men drew q revolver, pressed Il
against the o;cer.s body. and fred. tn1
bullet going clear through Madden's
abdomen.
Then the slayer and his companior
speeded up the machine an ddrove te
Hamilton-blvd. and Bethuue-ave.
where they abandoned the auto. I,
was identified "a Stolen from =. y
McMeans, No. 14l Massachusottno
let 8 o'clock. from GGGtnleavG.
near woodward. , " n
one 81 ths ohixsfS N the statid.
had heard the shot, and rushing out
found Madden lying on the curbstone
dying. The wounded ofiicer was rush
ed to Grace hospital, where he gaspet
out the story OF the shooting to Po
lice Surgeon Griffith Thomas. He died
at 2 o'clock. pleading that his mother
be summoned to his bedside. He wal
40 years old. and Is survived by his
widow, living at No. 1925 Cass-ave.
Madden told DR.. Thomas that the
man who shot him was about. .21 years
old. and wore cap. While he was
trying to give more details. death
stopped his story.
In the abandoned machine, the DO.
lice found hat. of the fuzzy variety
and some candy. The finding Of the
candy led the police to investigate a
report that two young men and two
chorus girls had been joy riding, and
had attended q dance at Paddy Nc.
Graw's saloon. at Clay and st. Aubin
aves., and might have been implicated
In the affair. They investigated. and
sSoA hSu sAos ShoSc JOy'aAoCIo oAu uOs
leave the roadhouse until o'clock
Tuesday morning. which stopped thai
line OF investigation.
The hat found In the auto caused
the arrest, at 8 o'clock. more than
three hours after the shooting. OF ole
suspect, q young man of % years. who
was picked up by Bethune station 20.
lice, at Hamilton-blvd, and Virginia.
PIX. hatless. and under the influence OF
liquor.
The police have the address of the
dealer who sold the hat. and they Will
try to have the suspect identified, by
tho dealer. an dalso by some acquaint-
nnces, as the owner of the hat and
the man who wore II, Monday.
A big squad OF detectives, every one
of whom was an admirer of tn eblg.
good-natured policeman who was shot
with so little provocation, Is working
feverishly to run down Madden's slay.
ers
Oddly enough. the roundup cf
auto thieves, Monday night, Is proving
Continues On Page EegAt)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-09
REIGN OF TERROR
| IN CITY OF MEXICO
Dictator Casts on All Pretense
and Seizes Whatever He
Sees Fit

ME1CO CITY, Nov. 30.-(By Mail
Ito Tampa, Florida.)--A real reign OF
terror best describes conditions today
prevailing throughout Mexico. and es
|pecially In the capital. With his In.
dian strain to the fore. General Vic
|toriano Huerta IL taking what he
wants where he finds It, and declares
that he will hold on indefinitely. The
present state of affairs Is veritabls
Indian question. not one OF diplomacy.
leo far a. the dictator Is concerned.
The peon women of the capital are
I'm constant fear of Huerta's press
gangs. Scores of women have been
|pressed INTO military service as camp
cooks. nurses and gatherers Of fuel
land provisions. Mexico City. once the
scene Of gay night revelry. is now like
10 deserted village nightly after .
|o'clock, the poems locking themselves
I'm their houses to avoid seizure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-09
DETROIT and
SUBURBS HAVE
64l,8S5 PEOPLE
Telephone Company Makes Care.
full Estimate of Population of
Greater City
OTHER INTERESTING
STATISTICS COLLECTED
Nearly $4,000 Families Live in
Duplex Houses - Business
Concerns Total $13,385

The Michigan State Telephone Co
has just completed q detailed house
count In Detroit. According to IT.
figures there are in Detroit 126.47s
families. Estimating the number OF
persons to family in the various sec
fions OF the city. population figure
OF 5S4.350 Is arrived at. This gives
an average per family of 4.62. This
estimate is just as carefully made as
the census estimate, and made In
mucn the same manner. and shows q
gain since the government census OF
1910 Of 1lS,5S4. or growth at the rate
OF approximately $4,000 a year.
In the suburbs Of Detroit-Ecorse,
River Rouge. Highland Park, North
Detroit. Hamtramck. Crosse Pointe
Village. Crosse Pointe Shores, Crosse
Pointe Farms, and Crosse Points
Park-there are 11,507 families and
an average Of Ave persons to family,
giving population of the suburbs of
Detroit 57,535. or q combined popula-
ton Of Detroit and suburbs, 64l. .ss5
The telephone company. In making
this count. has separated the families
into four groups--privats residences,
duplex houses. apartment houses and
lodging houses. They found that IL
40 families live In private residences,
4S.6O9 families In duplex houses, 61,.
125 families In apartment houses and
1851 families In lodging houses.
The company also has counted all
of the business houses, ofices and
places other than residences. This
count Is separated into two areas, the
downtown business area and the resi-.
dence area. They show q total of 49,.
3S5 firms or individuals In business.
One interesting figure II the the
aters or places OF amusement. There
are Sc 1--WE and ten cent shows and
1873 other places Of amusement.
The count also indicates that there
are about 1876 vacant retail stores in
the city. also within the business sec.
ton Of Detroit ia vacant lots.
All Of this information is very In.
teresting as indicating the growth Of
the city. The telephone company's pu Z.
pose in making this study Is to deter
mine the future requirement for tele-
phone service. It has estimated q pop.
ulation Of 100000 people in Detroit
In 1880 and laying out this million
popuation on its maps and charts SO
that It will he able to provide tele-
phone facilities in advance of the pop
ulation. II has divided the town into
small sections and has estimated the
growth In population that will accrue
In hese various seciionst of the city.
From all this and from the rental val.
ues Of the buildings. It determines the
grades and amount of service that
bull up Its plant to take care of the
future.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-09
MRS. PANKHURST
FLEES TO PARIS
British Authorities Will Not Mo-
lest Militant Leader While
She Stays There

LONDON. Dec. 9.--watched by
Scotland Yard detectives who male
no attempt to stop her. Mrs. Emme
line Pankhurst, militant suffragist
leader, out Of jail on a, weeks N''cat
and mouse" license, left today for
Paris. where she will visit her daugh-
ter. Christabel.
She was taken from General
Flora Drummond's "citadel" In Lin
coins Inn house to Victoria station In
an ambulance. closely guarded by de-
tcrmined suffragists From the ani.
bulance stretcher bore her to "a
sleeping car of the soat train for
Dover.
On the same train were King Al.
fonso and Queen Victoria EnA. ~
Spain. returning nome from q visi.
to King George and Queen Mary.
Technically. Mrs. Pankhurst will 90
a fugitive from justice at the end Of
the week. but Il is known that thu
home office viii not molest her -
long - she fsmains out Of Ensland. /