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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22
&incprtb, sah.. Gan.

Set err IGn8e, iiben ieg ipnfte al
'enoe mo iii "9ecorabsH oiten" en- Ii
ben Stump 5erfra aincortb, Gait, men
Slocn bar 9aaet burti9 iom 8juIet paa
eli %inonleIlc / goo @iuo, % fIeiet iaa
tort iom @rnaeaaien @aar 90 S5eit, OF
leg life bar facet Sio til at trnte pao
%eroen nDcl1om, belt Iibeu ics TOM bio
I'll bette lolrige Sanb, iom Iigger iaa
nFr IND I'll bet u~apnsietne "Sunnp Oil
berta", at BET er blepet uoiat iii MI.
@t Ieocr bra / benne lille 80 ains
cprtb, Iom par poret ii9 fra Ell 2roc
ltor, inotil Den M teller omfrina IS
S~nObug9ere mco intant o9 tort. Mcn
Oct fprtGles fra paalineligt SoIb, at
forIeben &elt ida families Ser fun 8
Wenneiter / belle Sben, ncn,Ii9 aiebe
manOen, Stationsoaenten % 9ipcrne
munbenS Suitrll. AQe Sc andre babe
forIoot @peu for at bragg ro % Iege
Nrbcioe fer at f~ortiene no9et til Or
bolO for @intereu, paa9rlno at at 9(pe
Iiuaeu ilog fell. Sc TO lioite @ar bar
u nGlte insen IuItng bapt rinht ber.
Nfen MI cr @pen5 rette Slloodduere
'trenlmet tilba9c, % tiQige or @nen bic
pcu forcget meo ct mt Meblenl, Ser
Tom Ii9e ira Sen itore Stab @perett,
&aib. for at ilaa ig neb bIanot os, ion
SEN tore 81 aincortb teller III, iont
iogt, on,trent IS Srobnggere.
@ncns Sprretniuo3mdno er ferit 90
fren1It Sen title, beiteone Ole airfeIunb,
ION ior uo9le Tiger iinen foranNret lit
lluQtarI5lip ira @ebcripcn0sItanoen til
s@8teitanpen % toa zig en- 6uitru til
r9tc, Ell Spmuutring for I~iaciinbeoe
FcberInenoe. lom er fulDt po al rllnot
Der, iii az gaa ben % 9iere %Iigeiaa.
San blcb gilt meS @igen Bertha @ccts
Iunh ira @ncrctt, @dib., / bort Soiem
Den 29oe Ropenber. @ruocbieIicn ubs
ferte5 al Dor Ereit. Raitor sc. Iictels
len, ira SduIer, eliza. / Cperppr al
en- itor 6oriamIin9 Iige eftcr @uNstice
reiten paa nGonte Snto.
Son bar III Wr. SaQ. iom er Dor
Eoitme'ter o. oriper @rocert)z % tiIlige
8aaeriforretnino. SertiI tommer min
@onbs 6orretnine; ban bar 2iperr
Stoble. Senne S%orretuing er gaaet
tiIba9e noget / Oct @ieuerc, og hi bar
iolgt en- Sci al 6eitene.
ri bar bart foriticlige andre Sorz
retuiuger Der. iuuiom ~9umberndrN, IPns
.itineri pg 3aropnre Storc, BOARDING
bus, 5oteI. Sarberihop. iant Smeo;
men ale oi5ie er nebIagte / bisie terre
% pengefndppe Cher. vi haaber bop
oaiaa her paa beore Sioer ieicu og
.onlmer &c. iaa oil NOT oisie Sorretntns
ger ~9ieuopta9es og Snen fnd et itsrre
Spiuina meb Chen. Ti trruger Ell goD
norit Smeo ber / @nen, Der tunoe bjGIs
pc Sarmerne Ill at idd lit Smeoears
uofert. Mau tunoe bare iitter
paa, at Ell goS norf Sneo biloe enooe
iaa mi Cot at bhsae paa.
Siqiae baabsr pt 1T oor bbgtiac
norifc MaifineriarbciSer, ears Soancs
ruo. oil inart ootaae lin 5aroparefor-
bIanNt os igieu.
&i har Ell itor norit Sdrmerbefolt-
Ming runot her. bnahe giite oa ugiite.
Der er iiptIct bio ira &c ioritieIliae S1a
ter. iaaiom @inHeiota, Rortb Satotn
oa nHSre. Sc iieite al biSic or mart
Sclucicrc al en- halp Settiou 9nub hper
cAcr .iloclS 100 9cres.
"a. iea faar iluire meo 2Hiic ON et
aoot @plGar % 0ilien III "&oiteu~s
&erionnIe % Sriere ira
Irs. $. aaaia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22
FRA 8prbeu, SAT-, Gan.

ga jog icnher itb SetaIinsen for
"Seeorabe Soften" os "@eo arnen" for
set fommenbe Iar. iaa bill ies iaa SOP
at Ierbe npsIe Orb berfra. Ser er
Der elIers life mango Norite. 90 iaa
bill ies iiee, at "9ecorabzF oiten" er Ell
belformeu 0irit, iaa ies pentcr paa
ben til bOer SID, pg jeg Tan life bare
ben fprllben, for Ben brin9cr meget gobt
29feitof, bier Sang Den fomrmer; %
bet er ct biuist @Iab, iaa enbper MORT
Iaub burbe boloe "9ecorub Soften. @i
bar Der tenumeIis eobt 2anb ioa oi faar
eobe Iblinger her runbt Borden.
Sill Slut bill iee euite "EpIten" og
glaoets 29iere ct 9oot Nptaar.
Sh. Ghrfitinninn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22
Tcocus soft.

On al Sc adlnIe rorIe %ioucercr.
Mrs. aoreu @ritien or MI Qddet til
6piIe / Ell @Ioer al 81 Nar. 5uu bar
fra NoSues / Soler, 6por benscs tioIt-
gere 6iem bar. SsnitcruoStoeru. Ser
oeoe beuoeS D}ano, @rit Gritieu, FOR 40
aor iioen. Mrs. gritieu u~Opnroreoe til
SInterito / 1882 % fom til lin 2utter,
Mr5. Narl &. SdbG, Ctier Grett, &iS..
bnor bun Lar boet lioeu, Ug Bum oeoc
/ bence3 0iem Sen 17Nc Gopember
1874. 0un opcrlcue3 al Il Born DIR.
9erut @ritieu OF Nir3. anrcu Ne$moeu
/ Norqc, % Mrs. Naric 8rdtIcn, Mrs.
eli SubL Mr.. Nlbert @ritieu liant @2r.
9riitiou @ritieu her / 2duSet. Nrs.
9rltieu bar bIiuo DC iibite - Gur oq
ieuReIiGQenoc set itoitc Hor. Sum bar
aItio @uo tniucnmeIia for aue SiuR;
oerior tIoacbe bun beacr life oper tit
9or3, men bar oct meo tor Snolmo,
til lin idlipe @noc.
&eliigrtt prre heuoe3 Glnoe!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22

er bobbcIt iaa ntegct, iou set bar for
nogle aar iiSen; iaa toiter BET SO
eIler lint mer pr. We're at faa Oct far
oigt for %lo9eu, men ga bill net ogiua
iGlae5 for goo Yris.
81 Int suffer jes sIoSets Hconftion
% 2Giere en- 9Iroeli9 Sul % ct Soot
Nptaar. gn oerli9 6iIien fra
Horndn Grams.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22


Ga 8rttcn az Sc admIe HrSuiuqSs
mpro tnrOes til bpert Nar poa @eiteu5
Yrrrier, or ieQ drtmooet ON at ucos
itripe Ell Iioeu Netrolog opcr c II gams
mel @cr Tom ieq hor iicrot DC iioite 80
War. hui8 "@oiteu" pcnliq't bill optn8e
lanlnc.
Clans 6union 6enIob ! Sroen pan
lin 6~rcIier / tit 6jem 2sroug Sen 2oeu
Sunlur 1915. eiter FIRE Hdr3 2ioelie
AT 0icrueIdq( "@nrulniiS"). Nfoebe
"a fsNt / @icrorluu. Rorge, BEN 20be
Noocmber 1s45. Som uug @ut tom
ban Ill Ariitidnia u,co line SorGlore,
inoQit / 2Ggteitab meb RiQcu Berthe
Yiorfcu Soe Mai 1870 oQ boeoe /
urputc 9n Ill DC uoOanoreoe / SuIl
1881. og fom til &iuuciotn. Sc DO
latte iig / Roor6euo ct aur5 Sio. %
0et iclgeuoc @ar (S2l toQ Sc 100
9lcrcS 2auo @ollportb Sotpui6ip,
@ccfer 60. iom itocn bar DGret here's
6icm. 9lr. Gauion pGr en- oprigtig
@orQcr % lepeoe Ct ienmeIiqt % fri
liNlA NAAll4ttAtbg NA ltp ~Nt9N LAltAA w
bar pGret glerIem al Snuooeu5 Nts
niahco her belle Sioeu oa hoIot lin @sre
nelrroom og Rooertirter5 8iuoI beit
/ 9Gre. ll0ipruugen az Gorrsund
Stanrmeu eieoe ban m gruuohGOerIia
anrnttcr, bar eli goo Habo, en- eI'tet
6aocr % 9Ggteirae o. en- fortrolig
SmQdn15peu. Com en- al Dc ierite
5ett!cre / 9oiruet If han rlco mango
andre Ssie buaoe 9o0t % omit % iaac
mango tuuQc 2oit. aiperIeuoe meo gloOs
gang og StuiieIier.
2igbcqiungeIien iorcait ira 6iemmct
bcu sOc San; @aitor Z. :. @otbue iorz
rctteoe. Serqequostleueiteu hoIotes /
airter, iom pur inlot til 5rpnaieI AZ
5~lrgtuinpe % Geurer ira uPr og
fern. Tslqeurc @ibeIiteo bIep oplrit %
toilet: Sob. II Sap. /. grin Gauo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22

or ior0Groet, mine Sage ere uoIllitne
o1 @rdpen er for mig. @oI5 Gorret
@auo iptleoc ct Bar for @~nleoningen
nd2'tnoc Sntter. &c ioroiite 2euuins
ger 'teoeoc5 til opiIe puG gteuig6eOers
&irte8ddro al blun0c til GpitGuoelien5
Rorgeu.
6nn5 G~iterInote ca 8aursreuoe sr:
NrS. 0aniou o. i~eIleuSe Born: Rrs.
Teocriou o. @(r5. auuNion I Routaua
'odr life tititeoel, Mrs. Gam. 6ulae.
Oscar % 0cnrp. iom Dor Ger; Sen
'to'turpnte er poa Ser armIe 6omeireao
meo i'm 9Iooer. en- Seter. Mrs. Sobn
@rlHolet oeo Ndrncspiue Riun.. oa en-
nnoen / arrtidnia, Horge. NINA bnns
ION. q. 3. &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22
Mpotbefer / Chio,

@m. Gegcl, S67
Map ct, AfrOn,
Sbio, ~ifriuer:
"&eo iSorfisIeI.
ie o. Strabnoicr
FAINT oeo uriltig
6e6e uuoer 6Ium
uen paooroa ieg
mia gliuotdrtr$.
~bctruOelie og ntut
NNUUUUl
0cre. 5 SUM %
,irtli too nit 2ip.
paa Suil, men lea
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22

Samtioi9 meo, al jea ienoer Detailing
for Def apSe glaoet 9cres, sniter pi at
tatfe eoer for al Sen 9obe og nntti9e
2Gsnin9, "Secordb s@oitcu" bar bragt
os o9 for he beiliae, unoerboloenbc Surs
tGIlinger / "@eo arucu". 2ioelebeS
oiG iee iige Sat Tor "SuIeminScr fra
GorNIanb". aom i9ieu! SAT og 6iIz
len fra min Suitru og mig.
6nl5 Eeter 6nuieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22

Grif 6aIuoriou @isrqo 6sSe 6eu 22oe
December 1914 al 6ierteiIdg / tit 6iem
oeO 9toltoInt. Winu.
9ioeoc par f0ot pua @unr6eu @ier.
90 / gpanqers @reiteairlo. @ois, |
1916, bIeu aiit meO Marie 9. Slaae /
1871 on Sc reiitc iii anerifu iammc
Hdr. Sc bar belle SiNcu boet / 9linres
iotu. 3 2l War 6oeoe Sc / Cotton
MOOD Gouutp. Gerira croQ Sc uoroouer
ol tug 0omeitcno ! Rrrbeocu az Rals
COIN. 9e bar / fit e@ateIfub haut eIIcue
Barn, bUorof 3 er oooe % s leocr. Sc
er ale borne % bar tiIiteoe pco Saoes
renS SDaeieu9 % &earaoeIie. Genue
ioreait ira GnIIep Rsuiabe6s airfes
gauro. @rpaId giinu. Bditor 1R6s al
Spuooeu forrttteoei SirIen og ueo @rauen.
Hfoeoes 6uitru beqrPSer efter A Wars
Sdmlto brt5 @ortaoua ianmeu meo
Sernene, san bar en- goo 99ateirIlc
% Suoer. Srco meo bans Sts0! &eIs
itgnet pEre hans Miuocl X.
gipeoe3 SorElore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22

Carrie s. g9bitucp, 2atter al Sucr
% Hnue 6oIr gSeitbroot, gPc.. Sebe beu
lite 2nmtnr 1915 / en- Hloer az 81
Hdr. Gu &rooer uloStua henoe bl5iet.
0lm operleDeS al line 60rrlore iautt al
ire 9reSre % ire Geitre. Ser oue CT
opbt beoroueoe ooer benOes tioIige Bort
gang.
Rditor q. SIeie ira BortIdu6. gte..
tnIte beo SegrobeIieu pad guaeIit. og
Bat. Chr. @briiteuieu ira @eitbroot no
taIte pdn SAINT Ell Eat III ale.
&eIiiguet barre bcnoc3 gliuoe!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22

@eo Set Ianunc leg ienSer eTter ct
Moniter, bill ieg fau 2np iii al ii9e Sc
corobz Toiten" Inn mango Sat for alt
Set gore 2pieitoi Sen / gnreuc3 sob bar
9ioet os. %i fan life bore "Yoiten" oe
"@eo Nrnen" ioru0en, ianIGu9e hi mag
ter at oporioe S1.25 til at betoIe meo.
@i Tiger o9iaa Eat for De mango nhtti9e
Trumier. Meo Ell benltg 6iIieu %
2uife ou Ct goof Rntaar.
Mrs. SIai 0ageu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22
WemIiae cro.

Sea mau bdpe "9ccoroh @oiten" Set
te 9nr oglno. 90 mango Sat ifol rerc
bare for alt goot ira iiiorl
6. q. @urte.
Sunbriboe, g. SAT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-22
Sairhilb, &j3.

ga ieg III bar boIbt Gere5 gIoO en-
lang SiS, bill iea tatfe eoer for alt Set
9ooe Srieitof ION set altib bar, noor
oct tomn,erl "Gccorahz Yoiten" er oet
bebite @Iuo; a q ben tommer er ieg
altib 9IaO.
Sronb Is. Iroeriou.
Torter, Winu.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
SMOKE-HOUSE THIEF
is NEARLY SUFFOCATED

When Charles Schmidt, butcher at
No 1856 Michigan-aye., heard . sus-
.picious noise In his smoke house, at
midnight. Thursday. he called two
roomers In his home. to guard the
smoke house and see that no prowler
left. while he went to get q police
man.
The two guards performed their
duty splendidly. They rushed the
place. and locked the door; then
mounted guard.
Schmidt was absent for nearly q
quarter OF an hour. before he re-
turned with an oficer. Then the door
was opened, and out staggered Theo-
dore Zielinski. more dead than alive.
He had narrowly escaped suffocation.
Zielinski was equipped like q ship
wrecked sailor. Around his waist he
had tied a dozen stockings, stolen
from some nearby colthes line. Each
stocking was filled with sausages.
Around his neck, two hams were
strung
Zielinsh was Just about to make
his getaway when the door clicked,
and he was held prisoner In the
smoke-nlled shed.
He was arraigned before Justice
Stein, Friday, on q charge OF simple
larceny, and will have. his examina-
ton Feb. "a. He says he came from
Cleveland. two days ago. and was out
OF q job, and hungry.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
EQUITABLE LIES

The Statement Of The Equitable
Life Assurance Society Of the United
states give evidence Of the company's
continued pro0ress. increases are
shown In OUTSTANDING Insurance, A.
United Assets, Surplus, Income from
investments and Payments TO Policy
holders, accompanies BY Decrease
In Expenses. o. the 5.454 Domestic
Death Claims paid during the year,
eoIz per cent. were settled within one
day sitter receipt Of due proof Of
death. The Mortality Rate for the
year was t-2 per cent. lower than
the average FOR the last nftsen years.
The Payments 20 polIcyholdsrs In
1914 aggregated es6 zoo, 600, over Two
MIIIlon more than wac received IN
prsnplums from poIIcyhoIdsrs during
the same period. The Insurance on
the company's books now aggregates
nearly One Billion and Q Half, IN In
crease Of $4,000, 900 for the year.
The new Insurance paid for during
1914 totaIed St36ys67, 900, exclusive 81
sddItIons, Incrsases and rsvivsIs.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
WANTS PEOPLE TO
CHOOSE RY. BOARD
Aid. Schultz Would Make Com.
misdoners Directly Respoa-
sible To the Public

Aid. Herman schultz believes that
the members OF the municipal railway
commission should be elected by the
people instead of being appointed by
the mayor.
THAT Is a highly important COM
mission and the people ought to have
something to say about its member
ship" said Aid. Schultz. III the COM
missioners were elected. they would
be directly responsible to the people.
l believe there are plenty OF big bust
meas men who would be willing TO
run"
Aid. Schultz Is not satisfied with
the present commissions proposition
TO take over the bonds OF the ID. U.
r. He thinks that Il would be better
business for the city to construct q
system OF Its own.
at II q question IN my mind II II
IL good business to take over q con-
Germ head over heels I'm debt" he
said. IL doubt II Mr.. Cousens or Mr..
Dodge would think OF doing that In
their private businesses. The city
ought TO be able to build an up-todate
and adequate system for $4,000
30 why pay 326.0OO.000 for the d. u.
r.. property? Their tracks are not In
good condition and we constantly
kick on the cars. II the city takes
over the system. the people will ex-
pect better service all the way
around. II will cost money TO put
the ID. u. r. system In shape"
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
POLICE DANISH
THREE SUSPECTS
Alleged Pickpockets Given
Choice Of Leaving City or Co
ing To Workhouse

George Carson. alias George Foster.
81 years old. OF Cincinnati. and VIII
liam Henry. alias William Watts. alias
.Moon-eye," 81 years old. OF Danville.
H., said to be two OF the best known
pickpockets In this part Of the coun-
try, were given until o'clock, Friday
afternoon. TO get out OF the city.
wher they faced Judge Connolly. FRI
day noon. II they linger here after
2 o'clock. they must pay fines OF $500
each or serve six months each In the
workhouse, under the disorderly act.
The two were picked up by Detec-
tlves Parker and Dwyer. Thursday
evening. at Woodward-ave. and State
ST, and Indignantly stated that they
were not working cars" as charged.
bur were out Of town business men.
Detective Charles Carmody lamp
ed Foster from q police photo ~ .
well-known Chicago dip" Watts was
Identified a. "Moon-eye" by Detective
Lester Potter, who had seen picture
OF "Moon-eye" few weeks ago.
Tho two suspects agreed to leave
the city In hurry. Frank Morris. Q
Negro. picked up by Detectives Rich
arcson and Smith. as pickpocket
suspect. was also taken before Judge
Connolly and banished from the city.
with $500 fine or six months i'm
prisonment az the alternative.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
APPROPRIATIONS
TOTAL $2O,OOO,OOO
Froxn = stofF Correspond cxs .

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 26.--Appro-
priations asked BY the present legis-
lature have reached the $4,000, 600
mark, according to Chairman Hinck-
ley OF the house ways and means
committee.
Members OF the committee confer
red with Gov. Ferris Thursday after
noon In an effort to devise ways ana
means Of cutting down the sum ask
ed for.
The governor counselled care In cut
ting appropriations, urging the com
mittee not to decrease the amounts to
such a degree that institutions would
be crippled by lack of funds. The
governor declared, however. that the
amounts would have to be reduced
materially.
Chairman Hinckley today reiterat-
ed his declaration that the COMMITTEES
had determined to cut the figure to
a point under the IA IL million total
of two years ago. BALLENGER.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
BILL PROVIDES FOR
AUTO INSURANCE
Nank Measure Would Allow Is
or More Persons To Form q
Company
From q star Correspoadess.


LANSING. Mich, Feb. 26.-An au-
tomobile insurance bill, under the
terms of which mutual automobile In
surance companies may be formed
and Incorporated in Michigan, was
introduced Thursday afternoon by
Rep. Marks bill provides that is
or more persons may form mutual
company for the purpose Of writing
all sorts Of automobile Insurance.
Their articles Of Incorporation shall.
under the terms or the bill. be filed
with the state insurance commission
er In the same manner - those OF
all other companies doing business In
the state. but they shall not be. per
mitted to engage In actual business
until 200 auto owners have pledged
themselves to take out Insurance In
the company.
Such q company may not insure
any car for more than $1,000 until 500
cars have been insured. When the
500 limit has been reached, the In
surance limit may be increased to
$1,000, and when the 1000 mark has
been passed, the limit may be jumped
again 70 $1,000.
In order to obtain q surplus for the
purpose of carrying on the business
mutual automobile insurance com
panies may, under the terms of the
bill, make assessments upon each car
Insured In q sum not to exceed 30
cents per horsepower on each car un-
I'll surplus amounting to 81 per
horsepower Of each car has been
reached. BALLENGER.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
DAMON LIQUOR BILL
PASSES HOUSE
yerdier Would Have Governor
Name Officers Now Chosen
At Spring Elections
From q star CORES pondems.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 26.-The
FIRST liquor bin to pass either house
was Senator John "A Damon's meas
ure prohibiting the sale Of LIQUOR In
or near lumber camps and mills,
which received the final approval OF
the upper house this morning.
The house passed Rep. Sigurd NeE
sons bill regulating methods OF nj
Ing bonds for school officers.
Five concurrent resolutions were
introduced by Senator Leonard Yer
dier OF Grand Rapids, calling Tor
amendments TO the constitution max
ing regents OF the university. mem
bers OF the boards Of education and
agriculture, and superintendents OF
public instruction appointive ofhcers.
TO be named by the governor. An
other resolution calls for the cleo
tion OF judges OF the supreme court
at the regular fall elections. a prop
osition which has been turned down
several times by the people Of Mich
igan.
A resolution introduced by Rep.
Lynn ]. Lewis OF Bangor In the house
calls upon the auditor general to
make a detailed report OF the added
expense to the state from the ne
cessity of retaining special counsel
In prosecuting suits to compel rail-
roads to pay state taxes.
Rep. Charles Flowers, OF Detroit,
stood sponsor for the Domestic Re
lations act, prepared by the 1udica-
ture commission. and Rep. Roy M.
Watkins, OF Grand Rapids, intro
duced bill creating a commission
to investigate the states present
method OF caring for the poor.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
WOULD PROTECT J
CONTRACT BUYERS
Damon Measure Requires Two
Readings Of Embezzle-
ment Clause

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 26.--Severai
restrictions upon the activities OF ID
stallment plan houses are imposed IN
q bill introduced Thursday by senator
John A. Damon. Of Mt. Pleasant.
Senator Damon,s bill provides that
all installment plan contracts shall
contain notification. printed In black
capital letters. TO the effect that re-
moyal of goods bought on contract
from the state In. under the law, en-
besxlemept This notification shall
be read twice to prospective purchas
ers before the contract Is signed
Failure to do so Is punishable by .
fine of S26 for the first offense and an
added penalty OF 80 days In jail for
the second.
The bill also states that removal
from the state of contract goods Is
embexzlement. BALI4ENGER.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
SUBSTITUTE SCHOOL BOARD
BILL IS REPORTED
HroM . stan CorrsspoMAene.

from cb0W OOTTSs0O00oet.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. 26.--A sub
stitute for the seven-man school
board bill, introduced one week ago
by Rep. Charles Culver. OF Detroit.
was reported out favorably by the
elections committee of the house
Thursday afternoon.
The substitute bill differs from the
original only In the provision that
the matter may be submitted for rat
ification by the people at any general
election. The original bill specified
that the seyen-man plan would have
20 be submitted at the April election
this year.
Rep. Culver's bin defining the quail
ifications OF electors toe vote on the
proposition also received favorable
consideration from the committee.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
MAN CAUGHT WITH LOOT
ADMITS ROBBING STORE

Samuel M. Thomas. 70 years old,
who says he IL a chef. rooming ut No,
81 Columbia-st. west. was arrested
Friday, by Detectives Kane and
Steinhebel. in Monroe-ave. pawn
shop, where he tried to pawn some
peari-handled silverware.
He declared that the stun belonged
to him, and that ne wanted to pawn
II because be was hard up and out
Of work.
The siiverware was brand new.
some still being wrapped In white
tissue. and Thomas was locked up,
Shortly afterward, Supt. w. H.. Jenk
ms, OF the local Pinkerton agency,
positively identified the knives. forks
and spoons as part OF the plumber
from s. N. Cooley's jewelry store In
Flint, Mich. burglarized Saturday
night
Rings. other table silverware and
jewelry valued altogether 1T about
800 formed the plumber.
Thomas was brought before the
Plnkerton man. and confessed that
he had committed the Flint bur
glary.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
BILL REQUIRES ARCHITECTS
TO PASS EXAMINATION
From Q Gtof OorrespoMdent.

From q 6f0H Correspondents.
LANSING. Mich, Feb. 26.--A state
board OF registration in architecture
Is provided in q bill introduced Thurs
day afternoon by Senator Leonard
verdier. OF Grand Rapids.
Senator verdier's bin provides that
the head OF the department Of archi-
lecture of the University Of Michigan
shall be chairman ex-onicio of the
board and that four other members
shall be appointed by the governor,
to serve without compensation other
than their actual expenses.
All architects not In business prior
to Feb. 10, 1915, are. under the terms
Of the bill, required to pegs an exam.
ination before this board. A $40 fee
shall accompany the application Tor
examination and fee OF $50 shall
be paid upon the issuance OF registra-
tion papers by the board.
BALLENGER.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
UNGRATEFUL MAN
GETS YEAR IN PRISON

William Stewart was sent to Jack
son prison for one year by Judge
Phelan. Friday Stewart comes under
the head OF ungrateful persons.
A. L. Bachman attempted to be-
friend him by loaning him O horse
and wagon and some produce. and let
ting him peddle the goods on COM
mission basis. Stewart took q check
for IS. payable to one Of Bachman's
creditors, and Endorsed and cashed the
check himself. returning II TO his EN-
plcyer. Then he II alleged to have
forged check for $50. and cashed It.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
MARRIAGES

Edward Coleman. ss. millwrisht:
-. ss.sS .Ii,a p:s;; & salesman nor
Ter: ni ris1sscs srssselS a. :
xIss zawoiyn. n, laborsr; Mary
'' 5:::ss .s4..sss n. at. vsrs...
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27
sT0CKHOLDERy MEETING or
d. O. u. n. COMPANY

Notice II hereby given that the m.
pual meeting Of stocnholders OF the
for the election OF Directors and the
transaction OF such other businesg ~
may come before the annual meeting.
pany In the City Of Detroit. Michigan,
on Wednesday. March 18th. 1915. ~
p m. BY order Of the Directors OF the
tsisned) J. d. SANDERS
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27

top. $3.50 calve.t Receipts, issi
shade lower: Top. sia.
u TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.
TOLEDO, Feb. as--Hogs: Rscelpts,
1000, market. STEADY; heavies. ys.Iog
$3.50 a f.o5: workers., tT97.i0. Calves:
Market, steady. sheep and lambs;
Marker steadN.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27

That guinea pigs furnish a cheap
and appetiziDg meat IL ono OF the dis
coveries Of German djetistx forced by
the necessities Of good economy dur
ing the war. The Association OF
Physicians. of Main.
urges the breeding Of these proliic
animals TOR food purposes, and notes
that y has already become large In
'dustry.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-27

Detectives Reid and Dibble round
cd up four young men, early Friday
morning. on Cadillac-sq, and are hold
Ing them on charges Of larceny from
the person They are suspected Of
being members Of gang which has
been snatching purses from women.
Two women who looked 1t the sus-
poets, Friday. failed to identity them.