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/ SloDct.
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renic Snitcmct Tor
urcubc0cr.

Get sr til ouOeu al ljrtuhtney orlpes al
A0tureu. % BET er / NuDeu al : ). S. oeu
beremte Slooyeuier. bar I'M men tlenobOyt
,(no'sroelit. EhI bet e. her on lty felultas
terlts. SIS. s. er tile minore ulrtlom / yeoe
mob. Siertler % Sltmbtuoer meo al uooriue
dheumutlsme, helbreOe %ploer o0 RutuvIb.
q rent pegetabtllie &ctOnboele S. 5. 5.
blluer uoturlIa osumIleret ueu DC lHogour l
SlOoet 'om en- ulyiiom MeDltul. 90 De blluer
fife eoela9te euer lorUuuOleoe mbcr ~ PIT.
beloe. let er bette iRltoue SrGt $. s. $,
lom Qler bet 'uu uJrtloug. Eet iptter &epu
gel'e I ole FeoCnlets &rGftey, rJtmuev De ior.
belenoe uoiemueliey 90 itluWlerer EloDclrtu
latlonsu til az eoelP9oe Snooomgiptrer.
6lter al DGre Qaoct / %loott bltpey SIS 5.
isrt GIeHntm he.e DIT yeQemf omtyeut III
gituuter. "a tuoeu tort {iO bar bet builteu
lombelit Elooipgoom i%o0Ieoes uHber Noutrpl.
at ben title lGH90 tan lormeres, CSrdouiS BIZ
per mt SIse bauutt Gle ueobrubte seller,
% tuoen ant0ger SunobeoeHe irtlte CNleo.
@lem life al rod en- 6lolte ;. :. $ loaq bpll.
%ietiombelh apothet, men in ollie Subriimter.
Em Slaiten CT ct ilultreret 0irtulGre.
bporl iortRlles bporlebes ou fan erboloe ipeci.
ellie ire Ran6 burllgt al opertommle oluort
li9e S~lohip9bomme SIS. ttlbeTeoes fun Al
She Spiit SpeciiiC 60. 80 Swiit Slos,
atlanta. ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
Wuffnotiier
Geb Z. J..

"SeeDrab'Eoitcn" inoeholbt FOR ct
Yar llger liben ulloer M~tuiifnotiler
Ell rlofiaa ,lforoeIogtig aritif al ben
aoncert, Tom Den t0oe ,Sonllar blep
9lpet al Imericor. z couoinapian 60.
cletn / Carnegie oua, Ielp gorf.
Sellne &ritif bar bentet ira "Nep
Dort Worlo" for tie Sannlar, Den
elle'te IlmelbeIie al a~oncerten hi
on boooe peo Saanoen. Get bier
liz mi, at "Norlo"s aritiferens SIN.
meloelie bar "eneitaoenbe". s ON.
firing 90 onore 9looe % SioSlfriiter
/ @em gorf faar aoncerten % Grit
9eaten Sr. Winoingitao Ell megct TO.
'enoe og pelpiaig CmtaIe. "Noroiif
Sioenoe" I%friper, al man ifiiloe noe.
lter fro, at "Worl0"3 aritif / Sui
oa SaIt uar blet n0len0t til 9laoene
| TeIten al Ell onoifab3iulo Yerion /
Den Seniiat at ifdoe enfelte al DC,
Tom hopoe meo aoncerten at giere.
5 Inleoning al Sc mango roienbe
llotoleller ON aontcrtcn tiger ri.
oenoc": Soar man tngcr / @e.
tragtnlna, at Seem Dorf.aritiferne
Glernc foraoloer iia re'eruereoc o.
fonleruotiue ligeoperior alt ioul er
mt, elcnoommeligt og llpant, fat
nian life anoet emo pprc I%ornsiet
meo Den WobtoQelic, ion baooe De
'fan0inupilfc Sonepcrfer OF DC op.
trGoenbc Gr9fter iif. Sien cr III
brrlot, o0 oct bill Qod lorboloauiS let
tcrc npitc @atg."
Tor at life aonccrtcn / Carnegie
Sall Ben 10be Somlnr itnl fonlnle til
at ltaa / ct iallf Spa Tor o2 her /
9~torope'telt, iom qlp0er oS llaeloa
mc0et oper bore S~anoamTnoS Sri.
ullier / Giten iom onoetlteos, gie,-
qlucr hi ncocnfor Ell Gel llotalelicr
ira allete amerifunlfc Slooc:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
1sosms SOFT.

On al Sc rIoitc al Nreeborn Gountps
uorife Nuiuoer er ! biaie Sage panbret
bort. Mrs. 9ritu @sie. ipm ifior
0en 23oe Suui tunoe ieire lin 94oe
Sebielsbas omeiuen al Ell ganlte ltor
Glare az SIG9tninae og Senner, ospe
iioitleoeu Ssnoag Aften / 3nmiep. Gil
troos ior Den hoic aloer bor bun iiboet
oppe 6per Sog til i'm Ssosoag. Sspeu
TOM nof ina pluoIelie.
Mrs. Gsie por feot / Sosr, Morse
Sen 23he sunni 1920. 6uu bar gift
nleo Gle @aie. ser bebe / 1895. :
1861 fom bun iii &iscpniin pe ilptteOe
bcrird eiter 20 Mars Sorleb til Nreeborn
60, Wirr. Silbroote en- Sci aar
Soutb Satoia. men fom FOR o~mfring 20
@lor iioeu Iilbaoe iii bi3ie CRATER. bpor
bun pdn no9Ie iaa 9lfbrpoelier rer
iibcu bar boci. 6un bar hapt Is Spril,
hporai 4 operlepcr henbc. Yau lin iios
ite Seblelabaa hauoc bum As @arnes
barn. % Saruebarn26nru o9 ) al fieroe
Sleatlep.
Mrs. G3ie bar en- from og bbmDq
Sirl. td!nenmelig ion1 fda for Sen
minOitc &enli9bcb bcpiit inloS bcnoe.
&;se iii ill Sppaoas bolbt bun urotteliQ
iuir oeo i'm Surrctro % bar altio ins
tcrc5icret / Den lutberitc Aiyte3 aren't
gang OF &elirrr. Give Iioite 9lar bar
buu tilbrn9t Cos i'll Sen Gbriit gSic.
Tor uGrprrcnOc Settiousiornlano Hdms
leu. bpor hrh bor pGrct @~i2nitaro foI
npoircuOe .aiTr!iQbeo oa Yleic. bporiol
ooiaa Sc iioite Ndr al heuoe3 lanae, til
oel5 trUuQielsiuloe Yin eiter henbes
coct llpiagu blep Sc Ipieite % Iptteligite
@ib oiuc ale pore 9antlc nlodtie funs
ne iiae SET.
Sorsoag Sen 2tbc Sonuar bIeu ben'
oe5 aiiirlcoe Se0emc bragg iii SutlnnG
airfc. bpor SsrgeguNSticncite boIote3
% iorniritet paa iantmc A~irte9aarb
or itor S.arc al SIT9T % %enuer, til
troov Tor ltert Nulbe. bar irenunebt ion
at piic beuoc Den iioite 9gre.
MI bpiler bu1 ou CHER Ell lang %
tilocls 6aaro Sipsooa. ri unocr hero,
Nuilen. Teliignct ware bcuoeo Minoe
Gurr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
The New York American:

- = he Sc~andlnaNlan Syln-
phony Orchestra is the youngest OF
New Works large instrumental or
CARNATIONS, and though it has been
in existence but two years, the Ell
forts of the musicians are as smooth
and finished as those of much more
mature orchestras. The Symphony
No. 7 OF Niels Gade was presented
with solidity OF tone, good balance
and an artistic sense Of tonal shad-
ing. The contrasts in emphasis were
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
Musical America:

- Ole NindlngStad. 4 young
Norwegian, who showed himself so
gifted a conductor at last years con-
cert, again presided over the orches-
ably one OF the most magnetic young
conductors heard in New York in re-
CEN years. He has splendid control
owe his men, and his conducting IS
that OF a serious musician who knows
his scores and also how 10 obtain
striking results with legitimate
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
TorifjeaiG.

|dit. J. $. NanQan bar pUrct
baarot ip0 iibcn Den Soc %>Sannlar.
Non if NniGloct "a han rel'te I'll
3pinin0bpcrnc ior at oucruGrc Npct'
nan. Nanfcttcn OF DR.. Ail0obl@ Sn0-
Ierelic iom tcoloJiif Frpfcalor ueo
Seminuriet. Nnn bar li1get ING ll0cll
ban TOM bienI. GollcAclTrcr1e prG.
offer Tor bonn.
DR.. Is. II. Meabu cicr en- Saterno
MaQita. @ou bar / 0cttc Scnlelter
brll0t ire Npcl6c iii at Ircnlolle Sn@'
binc0cr al intcre@iante Steocr / Ncr'
Sen. On apclo iremol'tc ban &lIlc.
ser ira Shmciti. Ell Hpclo ira Del-
loluitonc Varf % Ell 3pcl0 ira Nor1c.
elsie Nllle0er cr uafrc. Noar le1
ifripcr ON Su2biuCocr, rinocr MIG
iiilGc ct Huu0 iom Qopca / "l(nltco
lutheran" nlco Ncnlpn I'll bcpp1cll-
&c %pabiueoer. Nuu0ct off no pau,
at en- eaer unben Organization / NE
nigbeOen, lluloomaiorcnln9en Tor
Gr., ifuIoe iorifailc Jig Gpporater til
at ~iorepiie beupgelIge SpablIleoer.
Ierueo funoe man ppl9c De aooe oa
uraoe Sc oonrligc @illeoer. &c nl9c
fluloc oerueo holoe3 bortc ira "nop'
mN picture ihom2", lom lorcpllcr
oItc baooc oct pu0e ioopellom oct
QoOc.
&obn Gltm bar Ii1Qet ma li0cr
ier ,Nl. Nou cr MAc0Iem Al Sir
muct Gltm x Gninqboe @rotber2.
ct al Sc ~itoritc NorrctntnI3hu'e / %n.
cit. Get cr uauifeliNt ior ct <ohn;
McniuheOalemmer. in0til ganltc mn.
Tia, at tunte puo Menlqheocn uocr
al ban par meo / ben9 @ierenlaol
Nun cr. ruor hou cr riff, meaet afttr
/ oen5 Ar6ei0c. Nau er Wfcolcm a
BOARD OF 5rrilcc@. Secret, Senoaas
ifolen Maro>iorenln9cn. Sea fal
olnoc bans &cuncr nlcb Sen llnoer.
retlliu9. at ,>ohn GIttn tonunter llt
oo nil ionoimnliQul2 blipc liaeiut
iriif iQicu lom ban hnr upret noJcn
luoe.
&nr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
,1crthieIe,Srep.
G~ortbfcIc, Mlinu. %. &on. 1915.
Tu Gulcgc NSiuciation bnnnct.


Trriioent %ionei2 cr nctop pernt
tiIbaQc ira ct WeOc al 135 Goilc9e
G%rpiioenter, Der oi1llotea / Gblca9o.
&c 0onneoc Ell gl>iocIntion 'onl tal'
he& She N&iorintiou o. Nmerlcall
Colleges. 6lcrc lutbcrlfc GollcAc
Grrii0enter par tiIite0c. SaaIeoc@
fou nrur1e& Nroieaior Is. a. EreitS,
@rriiocut Tor @utber Golleae. Gec-
roh; DR.. @uitop gn0rccn, &rpiiocnt
Tor Nuauitaua College, &ocf &alano,
IN: DR.. Naa$. Grpiioent ior V(lh'
Icnbcra Goaeae, NaeltomrL, ia;
DR.. @rnuuiue. @rpiiocnt ior Tcn1-
inIponia college, @%ettn2burg, ga;
0roicaior @eeru %rUiiocnt nor Mic
lan0 College / aun'a@.
MsOct& @cnij9t BAR 1t oolmc en-
Iaiociation Iia Den Iom llntper'Ite'
terne oanneoc ior ct haIut Snc@ Yor
il6en. 9e itorc umcrIfunitc llulucrli
tctcrS f~oIo&ioIc Grcmifriot 0ct iioite
CHAR fan for Ell Gel, tror malt til
ifripc5 0euuc Oere3 q iociation9
&irfiomhco. Get iorctom GA Nrbcl.
0crnc bIonht DC inotdINtc iuroo Sol
Ic0e5. al pirfe0c ell ido0nU N@Ioclo'
tion ouOnliQt blon0t llniuerl;tctcrnc
uil0c ell lianenoe Organization life
bliuc ill mlu0rc @uun ior DC mao
Colleges. Mnnae al ol@le lnloa Col
lcaca er uemIiQ / en- life mI2un0clle2
uuroiQ Sitting N~eiitolernc % llnis
rcriiteternc, ioct sc iuorcto9cr line
cane SSutcrcSicr, fonmer nlcr cllcr
minbrc uiorporenOeS til at trTn1e
ild ino paa 0c Gncmcrtcr iom bar
tilbsrt Sc imaa Colleges. @9IitoIcr
ne or uenlig tiIbeieliAc til at alere
oct Arbcioc iom Goacac9 Qler |
Treihman % Sopboutore &lo9lernc;
mems llnipcriiteternc, iorloen at
hare illOitpnoige afn6emiife allrler,
iom GoIeqe 9urieruc fnloe5, cr oQ'
ioa iur0iQc iii / Sunior % Senior
alu2icruc at optoQe o9 iortlUtte nlco
S~tuoentcruc bpor Npilfolcrnc ilip.
NOR Nrur SonIpNr5 nil Be iuloo Col
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
The Mail:


t. - Such music, as inter
preted by the competent orchestra OF
Mr.. Ole Windingstad. cannot fail TO
be interesting. - In view OF the
high quality Of the performance. the
comparatively small size OF the audi
cncc VAS to be regretted
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
WnuSens 1Ohc na-liac Gpnecrtrciic,

Il. SIei GoaeNe Concert Vano
ifol iorstole lin 1O0e oarll9e aon'
certrciie ia Den lite I'll oet l3oe
Gcbrnnr. &roi. Gorlten Non leoia'
ger oen Tom @nriton'an9er Solt't.
observation-disclosures Tonl q. Sd)nllot
hor oronet Tor Nan0en is!acnoe Nel'
%ierilte: Mouooa tie Scbrllor, Wil.
mar; 3ir3oog 20cn Sebruor, Nor
ri0; Cns0ng 36ie Scb, @lcrroo0;
3oraooI 4oe Scbrunr, H%Icranoria;
6reoog 5te 6ebruor, @nbpcton u.
Gaf. Ssrbaa Gitermloooa 6te Sch,
slrmorp, q. 9. " 6, Sarge, u. Q;
Senbo0 zoe Sch, Nbn; Wanooa Soc
Seb., Grooflton; Slr@od1 9oe 6eb,
@rnu0 ScrfS. q Z; Cn@bng i06e
Sch, Gbici Hiucr Sells; 8or@oo8
lite Sch, SSarren; Sreoo9 Otter.
mioOog og 2litcn l2tc Ieb, 6cr9liS
Sails; SerOag G%itermioOu8 % Iltcn
1900 sch, Glbom %otc; SsnboJ 81.
~tcrmiohug tlOc 6eb.. Aieb @ina;
Mianong 150e sch. 9~tprtGilclo.
@anocn orgonilcreoca ierlt / 1890
peO e. u. gee, iom III bor / 0enucr,
Colorado. Siocn hnr Ocn hout ioml
@coere $obn Gable, NOoIpb Sar'eM,
alebcr Wtolltao. SAILOR Nnnicn, 81.
II. %uplf, @roi. Nnonin1 u. Sbn.
itoO % 4'rol i. NJ. Gbrlltlo1len.
Sorlt0eu 0loic 10 uorliac MulOture,
nor @anocu gjort en- gi%orgcatnr %
en- 5ur til Geltfpltcn uuoer lloitll.
liGueu / SeOttlc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
q. q. Stants. 3eituna:

"--- 9ieier Serr (Gle Miit-
oinqItob) crrpic$ lid, Dem @oriabr
gIeid,. olS icbr gutter Mlrlifcr mo
tcmperonlentpoler Srd)eitcriiIhrer-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
The Herald

Under the direction OF
Mir. Ole Windingstad, a young man
OF talent. am orchestra played as MS
most important selection Gade ;
symphony Ne. ior
a temporary organizatlon played 1t
well -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
The Tribune:

"-- Last year and again this,
an orchestra was called together
under the direction OF Ole Winding
stad. and scandinavian music OF a
high order was performed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
Nordstjernan

g" Scandinavian American
Socictys kou-ert i Carnegie Hall var
en- konstndriig success iran borlan
til slut. Delta hummer cor
Aulin> Master Olof Suite) mottogs
med liniga applader och fck ct i al'o
brilliant utiorcnde.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

Oar Ge life isuot os aoniinsent paa
en- Stmns. ie paa ShresieInppen. Set
!unec ,aniie prre paatise al icnse o.
0o~nsineenteu nu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
The Sun:

-- The orchestra played with
good spirit and with respectable tee
mic. and Mr. W~indingstad showed
that he knew the routine OF conduct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

Mrs. CIR. &nIlmis er ben lite ga
uuar afgaoet peb Seoen pon Samilicns
,sarm 4 Iil OFT FOR Sororto, z. Sal.
on bIep Sen 13Se gan. besrapet pao
8ooS gate @eniaheNs a%irteeaaro. vi
pese bar iset Den 6ie Snnuar 1882
a Scuereu / Hrrheoen al Bergen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02
The Times i:
,Inye. Clausson and

Nmfe. CIaUSsOn and nc
conductor were heard last year at a
similar concert. They again earned
good opinions in their respective
lines of work -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

@iiis Sesiic eriction Glen Ssoe Sen
oIhe Scecmber 1914 / Gan SraneiSeo
eiter ca. > llgerS SpgNom al Slociors
oiitnina, 81 siar CANNED. giesec par
isbt i Gana |dIorcS % hdpoe ophoIo;
iio her / 9anest / - Iar. @nn bar
Seitcnoepern / CANADA % eli Srooet
/ Sputb Saiota. Qpdo bun elterlaeer
iia cr mi i StiiierettenS Srnoer % piI
/ lin Sip hi ienoi I'll henees goSer
Horae. Sun bleo bearanen a Mount
Cline @rapliulo. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-02

Sfor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22

OUTLOOK
IS BRIGHT
Numerous Signs of
Early Spring Ac-
tivity
NEW WORK COVERS
BROAD FIELD
Local Contractors Busy
Figuring
Plans

The amount OF new work coming
from the otnces OF the architects
gives promise that spring win see
the building industry in Detroit
keyed up to the normal state OF &C
tivity. The new jobs are numerous
ms well as important. according TO
the weekly report OF the Builders 4
Traders exchange.
The work covers a wide range and
appears TO be equally distributed
over the city. Apartments lead the
list. several OF them being in con-
nectiou with stores. A number of
brick garages help TO swell the total
Local contractors have been busy
figuring plans for several weeks. and
as soon as the awards are made.
building operations viii begin to
hum
Judging from the work in sight
now. supplemented by the amount
In prospects in the ofices OF the
architects. the year will make a fair
start towards the ss0.O00.OO0 IL viii
have 10 show TO pass last years
record.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
FAVORS BUYING
FAMOUS STATUES
OF WASHINGTON

Detroit chapter. Sons OF the Amer.
lean Revolution, meeting Friday
evening. in the home OF Harry A.
Lockwood. No. 1917 Cass-ave. un.
animously endorsed the bnl now
pending in the Michigan legislature
authorizing the purchase. at a cost
OF $500. OF two copies OF the "a.
nous statue OF George Washington
owned by the state OF Virginia and
which stands In the city square OF
Richmond. one 10 be placed in Ian
sing and the other in the University
OF Michigan. The statue was made
in 1884 by the French sculptor Hou
dan. under commission from the
state OF Virginia. and six copies were
made OF II In 1883. since when the
state has refused TO permit Il TO bs
copied until recent action OF the vir
ginia legislature lifted this ban.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
PAIGE SALES
SHOW GAIN
81 Per Cent Over Last
Year; Show Records
Broken

Sixty-one per cent 10 the substan-
tial gain In the sale. manufacture
and delivery Of cars the PaiEe-De-
troll Motor Car company shows for
the months OF January and Febru-
airy. 1918. over the corresponding
months OF last year.
This Is the period during which.
Paige executives believe. the Paige
company established new records for
cars sold at automobile shows. Dur,
ing a period OF two wseks-at the
New York and Chicago shows alone
-one million dollars worth OF Paige
cars were purchased. At New York
a record was made By the sale OF 81
Psiges and at Chicago one dealer
alone sold 20 Paige cars. At other
shows In different parts OF the coun-
try similar results were attained.
The middle west. with the sale OF
its large crops and consequent
abundance OF money has. naturally.
been especially active in its demand
for cars. yet sales records made At
such points as New York, Chicago.
Philadelphia. Boston and Los An
geies. Indicate that the increased de-
nand Is wide spreads condition
tina; Is significant not merely be-
cause II indicates the success Of the
Paige in building and marketing a
car whose value Is appreciated-eut
In a broader sense because II Is
proof OF natural prosperity and wide
spread business activity.
The factory has been operating.
and viii continue to operate. night
and day. but the production Is still
considerably behind the orders for
cars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
BRICK HOUSE
AN EXHIBIT AT
WORLDS FAIR

The Panama canal II the worlds
greatest commercial achievement.
The opening OF the Panama canal 70
the commerce OF the world will be
celebrated by the most comprehen-
sive and beautiful of universal en-.
positions. IL 10 different from any
prior world fair. II surpssses others
~ the Industrial progress Of the last
decade during which the Panama
canal was built, surpasses that OF
the previous halt century. To the
millions who viii be enlightened and
entertained. the Panama-Pacinc en-
position will prove an irresistible nj.
traction. On the day that Il opened
II represented an aggregate en-,
penditure OF about nfty million dol
lars Forty-two foreign nations and
a. American states and territories
are represented.
Contrastsd with and set like q
brilliant jewel amid the imposing
facadss and lofty colonnades OF the
great palaces NJ the Panama exposi
ton. which contain the worlds eco
nomic and artistic accomplishment
OF the last 10 years. II a modest
home-like structure. built Of brick
II typines the principle Of low-cos'
construction applied to residential
work. II Is furnished and occupied
n presents every aspect OF a home
"a home with no gold or glitter
but q warmth o. rustic simplicity
a home that could be built for less
than $1,000.
The cost OF erection, the initial
publicity. the planning and tbs
Launching have been the unselish
work OF few men Interested In
the general good OF the brick indus
TRY. It's mission Is TO describe to
every man. woman. or child that
see IL. reads or hears about II, that
brick residence construction com
bInes artistic excellence with econ
omy and that his kind Of construc
ton is within the means OF the mar
with a moderate income. Then. too
IN q small way II win prove the par
that brick plays in this greatest oi
building achievements.
II IL planned TO use this house a,
the basis for a great publicity move
ment--one thar win stamp the low
initial cost and ultimate economy Of
building with brick on the minds Of
millions Of prospective home build
ers- mot only .the millions who 70
TO the exposition. but the man,
other millions who stay at home
Nothing TO compare with Il wa,
ever before attempted on so large Z
scale.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
FOUR INJURED
AUTO ACCIDENT

Two men and two women had mar
row escapes from death when an
automobile sriven by Mrs. c. J.
Klein. wife of Police, Sergt. Klein
OF the mounted division. struck the
curb AZ Pingree-ave. and Hamilton,
blvd. at O'Clock. Saturday morn
ing. and overturned.
Mrs. Klein was bruised about the
head and shaken up: II. Huber. OF
No. IS Cathsrine-st.. was also slight
ly bruised. and Ralph Ringsbury, ot
No. COL Brush-st.. and HiIda Larsen,
OF No. ga Pingree-ave-. escaped
practically injured.
Mr. Huber and Mrs. Klein receiy,
ed medical attention in the home OF
Miss Larsen, and returned 10 their
homes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
HULL HOUSE
is THREATENED

CHICAGO, March 20.-Two men
were perhaps fatally burned and so
other persons had narrow escapes
today when IRE destroyed the two
story double building at Nos 100
732 South Halstedst. The burning
structure sdjoins Hull house. In
mates OF which left the building be.
cause Of dense clouds OF smoke
which threatened 10 smother them.
Andrew Darros and Peter julie. the
worst Injured. were found huddled
AZ the end OF nsmesvept hall In
their night clothes unconscious.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
100000
SALE LIST
Homer Warren & Co.
Report Many Real
ty Deals

Homer Warren & Co. report the
following list OF sales amounting 10
100000: Eighty lots on Carnotave.
in II. W. Loranger's subdivision.
averaging 30xi00 II. each. sold to
party who Is placing same on the
market as a subdivision. $4,000.
Double house on the south side OF
Duffeld-st.. between Park and elf
ford-sts.. size OF lot 40xiO0, sold for
Geo. O'Neill to s. ID. Lathrop. $50.
600.
Seventy-six by 90 feet on the south
side Forest-ave.. between Woodward
and Cass-ayes., sold for T. T.. Bar
mum. Inc. to l. J. Leinbach. $4,000.
Frame house on the south side OF
Montcaim-st.. between witherell and
John r -sts.. size OF lot 25x10o. sold
for I, Captain 10 II. J. Armstrong.
SIC. 1000.
Lot on the south side OF Chicago
blvd. between Second and Third.
ayes. size e5x200, sold for c. NJ.
Hayes to ID. I. Nachmann. $1,000.
Three lots In the Walker subdl-
vision on the Seven-Mile-rd Just
east Of woodward-ave.. sire 30x100
each. sold for the Walker Estate.
81. 200.
Forty feet on the west side OF
Twelfth-st.. between Virginia and
Euclid-aves., sold for the Whitney
Realty Co. to John w. Arnold. 81.
600.
Two lots on the west side OF
Twelfthsts size 20xlO0 each. located
between In Sale Gardens South
and Ia Sale Gardens North. sold for
the Whitney Realty Co. Ltd. TO @.
A. Meyers. $500.
Lot on the south side OF Seward.
ave. between Twelfth and -Four.
teenth-sts.. size i2113s, sold for the
Whitney Realty Co, Ltd, TO John
w. Arnold. $500.
Two lots on the west side OF
Twelfth-st., between La Sale Gar
dens North and Seward-aye.. size
70xi00 each. sold for the whitney
Realty Co, Ltd. to Fred Burton and
I'd. Munro. $1,000.
Lot on the north side OF Seward
ave, between Twelfth and -Four.
teenth-sts., size 42x133. sold for IN,
WHITNEY Realty Co, Ltd, to Fred
Burton. $500.
Lot on the west side OF Twelfth
st., between Seward and Virginia
ayes, sire 4oxi0o. sold for the Whit
ney Realty Co, Ltd. 10 Albert Y
Tower. $500.
Nine lots on the west side o.
Twelfthst between La Sale Gar
dens North and 9 Sewardave., sin
70x100 each. sold for the Whitne]
Realty Co. Ltd. 10 Robert J. Red
house. $500.
Tvo-famiiy frame nat st No. ss'
rredsrick-svs-. siss Of lot soz17o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
SASKATCHEWAN
TO BAR BOOZE

REGINA. Sask.. March 20.-Pre-
mier Scott. OF this province. has an
nounced that his government win
propose measures to abolish the
bar for the sale OF liquor and have
the government take over the whole
sale liquor trafic.
Not only would the retail sale of
al intoxicating liquors come 10 an
end by this measure. but the whole
sale trade would be operated in a
government monopoly under a sys-
tenn of dispensaries. Later. even
these dispensaries may be abolished
II by a referendum vote the people
Of the province so decide.