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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Yrupiten Spbc paa Bel til airfcn.

Sra @rimitao meooeleS ben 19oc go-
pentber. Yropit Slaf Solit ialbt /
Sormiooag osO ON poa @aoen, rant
met al Slag. San bar paa Seien
til airfen, bpor ban lflllbe prGbife.
Yroplt Solit, iom tiltraaote lit gm.
bebe ipaares, par igot 1856 % blep
&allO. theol. / 1880.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
&issbaaSene faar Statsbioraa.-

Sra Nillebammer meOheles Den 16be
Nopem6er. Sanoclsoepartementct bar
ifslge "Siaebammer Silifuer" unOers
rettet SpIlesitpret for Sampifibene
poa Iislen ON, at Ser Tor SiOSrum-
met 15be Sftober 1916 til LOBE Sf.
tober 1917 pil blipe poet ct Stats6i-
oras paa 10000 &roner iii Hilteifi-
bene paa Wisien. Salpparten al
9elsbet er Siorag ira SoitpGiellet,
meoens oel anoen Salppart er at be.
tragic iom en- 9prtiosioranitaltning
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
&uQiiiun mellem Wptprbaab po

Eram. Sra SreorifSltao mcooeles
ben 1Soe Hopember. Sgaar tolioe.
reoe noe I glpemunoingen Ell itsrre
Wotorbaao meb en- Eram, bpori Der
befanot Jig TO grbeioere, iom ialot /
Sunoet. Set Ipffeoes at iaa be9ge
op / Den mehfslgenbe Sieste, men
ben elbite arbeiber, en- ipenif Sten-
busgeriormanb, aigif beo Qsoen paa
Sllren iii Spen. Gen anoen lpffebcs
oct at hol0e Sip /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15

@afsbal Wple. s Statsraao Den
17oe Hopember blep eobfienot ell
menem Ifticlelifobet 8erbt Weper,
9ersen, % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mentet ino9oaet SperensfomIt ON
Seize al @afsDal Weue m. p. Staten
ifuIbe ooertage MeIlens Grit fra lite
December bette 9lar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Wpraes ~SSolfemGnaoe.

Spgape ira BET itatiitiife Gentrolbu.
reau bar Nor9eS SolfemGngbc / 2bei
apartnl 1916 iaact en- NettotiIpert
al 1862 Snoiuiber, Zig at 9anoets
~5olfempng>e pr. 30te Sum- 1916
bar 2,523,84S. Ser isbteS / 2bei
apartal 1873 % opbe 9419, SAB.
ielsoperifuooet blep iaoleoes 1919
Serfra maa imiolertio trGffes 10.
oanoringen meb 1865 SnoipiOer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
8albera Sanaturium iulgt. ga

BERG Sanatorium meo anner pea
9alberefampen peO 2inebammer, er
/ bisie Gage iolgt til ct 8oniortipm
al ariitianiaiolf, reprpicnteret peo
Sfibsreoer @iIbelm aliiper. - De
me Giere bar o~pertaeet Satotorict,
iom bill blipe forfeit uioranoret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Srufninasnlpffe

Wv
meooeles Oen 22oe Iopember - Gn
iergelig lllpffc bGnate Hat til Ssns
bag paa SorOaI, ioet @o~arobruger oa
Ser1eant g 5. Gaug orufneoe !
8uuleruoiunoet, StprooIb. - San
bauoe uRret ! ct Wsoe ON &ueIoeu,
GA oa ban bau0e enbeI 8eo meo, fisrs
te ban meo en- Ssiil9be. San bleu
Iat oper Saagen poa Ell Serge, men
oa Soften ifuloc gaa ilano ira iro
SPraen, blep ben rGo Tor ct eQer
oitoet oa b~egpnote at rpgge. "a in.
ter StGngiel bag itanieOe Soften.
rpaeeoe Den lige no / Saasen. Raua
bupoe iat Tia paa SIpben, laa ban
iulate meo / 9anbet. Spreemanoer
iif raobt ON Si9lp, % Oct lpffebes al
iaa iat pao Soften os reboe Den, mer
Raua ioa Tal Inlet til. Wtan ianbI
ham ON Gitermiboagen nGitc Tag.
ca. 100 Weter uoenfor ll~lpftesitebet
Noua par 50 aar sammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
gin ganf / araaers. 6ro arooers

mebbeles Den 15be Ropember. 81.
ter at Sorbunolingerne meb Sfiens.
fioroens &rebitbanf or Itranoet, be.
Illitteoes / Nteoe igaar Iites opret.
tet Ell np 9anf / &ragers unbcr
Nopn aragers Oh Smeans Ertrat.
banf. Nftiefapitalen er iat til Wti.
aimltm Ell Winion &roner Warimum
TO WiQioner aroner. I'll Sormanb
/ Irbciosfomiteen palgtes apniilI
Sobannes Sinopio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
@aptein ,Seaae, Sen aomle, be.

&aptein Segse, Oen gamlle, bel
fienbte og opgtise 9ampifibsfsrer /
@eiteraalife, gioroe forleoen lin iibite
Cur meo "Sinmarfen". Sr. Sesge
er en- al De faa Sfibsfapteiner, ION
bar isrt fine Sfi6e uoet llbelo. Sa,
err operoroentlie aibolot oe ifattet IN.
ben Seiteraalife Sampifibsielifab,
iom MI bar siort bam til @rpeoitsr
/ Spolppr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Spalfogeriet, ipm fom i Crit.

Sra Snnbeiiorh meooeles ben 1Sbe
Ropember. BED SpaIfoeeriet gre,
ititutioncn", iom for nosle Gage iioer
bleu melbt Of pere fommet / Crit.
er Der UNDER Sriiten paa Sapet feet
Ell lllpffc, ibet en- ung Wano iro
Sanoeiioro, Siarne Wicbelien, er
omfommet. - S~palfoeeriet orer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15

opnoa en- Iorticncitc al lire Miuio'
ner aronerl - Oct lpffeoeS pao @e.
ncralioriamIingen lloen itsrre &anifc'
li0beo at ifaiie ocr iorusone Nalorl.
tct for 6orilngct9 %cotogelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Sra Uorde.
Gicuopmsialu paa Qalm.

Den &otbeim paa Saint / Saaee er
al Sper aIeipen iolet til Or. gosie,
ar~iitiania. - Nils Speine bar iolgt
lin Sfoeteig ira 8aaroen Hiudrni'
fen, &inoalsteigen, til Sperretsiags
isrer Scboloager, ariitiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
IL Dill. ar. iii .Yauen.

Sra SaraeIlmb meboeles ben tSoc
Hupember. 9lanbt oe melt betpos
ninssiulbe @e~illttniuser, iom err peb.
ta9et al Saugelunbs 9pitpre. er Be.
pil8nin9en ioag al ~ Wiliou aro.
ner til Sbba-9ancn. - 9epilenin.
gen blep eipet c%nitemmig. 9elsbei
amortiieres boert Iar meb IiiGtning
al 10000 aroner al De oroinGrc
Nll0aetter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
&pitbar Sinsit. G9iar 2ai

apitbar Sinsit. Geiar Sanoao-
fen, Snertingoaler, bar / bisie 0agc
iolat en- ltngbingit "GGiar" til ct
Mftieielifab i Ssnore % Iorbre
2ano for 10000 % $4,000 aroner
for benbolospis lite eIer 2ben Er9-
mic paa 2inebammeruoitiaingen. -
Singiten er en- Sen al Singiten "stor.
ae".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Sturt grma iolst. Sra Sreorif

SIull VlHy TuFBf' OF" UF0VtW~
itob meooeleS ben lite Hopember.-
Irtbur Mathieicn & So. Ittte'el-
ifabs itore SrGlaitbrug, beliggenoe
inoenfor Srebrifsitab 9ps @rGnIcr,
err ibag iolet til ct &oniortilrm PED
Sirefter Irne Gbriitenien, Sreorifs-
ito6. aisbeium1i,en err ufienot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
YrrnSt filbDoe.

VfU HUI HUP OIU ~"tUIIUEIINE
mcbbeles 17oe @op. Taa en- 8aaro
/ 8iften bIep en- Waler forIeben ioa
forbr9not, at ban bsbe. San ifuIbe
t9nbe op / Spnen, men toe Serpen-
tin iiteoetfor Garafin. MGberne tog
Spr, % / en meget lioenoe Eilitano
bIep ban ienot til SpgebuIet / Nams.
os. 2ipet itob imiolertio life til at
re60e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Hnumabanen.

8ammabanen. Ora Ioloe meS.
oeles Den lite Ropember. - ! en-
SamtaIc, iom "aitenpoiien"s aorre.
Iponbent bar bapt meb Speringenisr
Sombaas, uptnlte oenne ON Sauna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15

ret benser sffe. al Sreoe. fouI tuesholoer
lsie geHge oa life sr resifireret. fourHler bort
pud geien. seue oerior TIE Dt Hensc nseu
al iaa Suffering fsr Srcpef.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
CALOMEL MAKES
 YOU. SICk||;; UGH!
sDcdson's Liver Toney better than
 calOmel and can n0t1salivate. ,,.-

Calomel loses you day! You know what calomel is. It's mercury; quicksilver Calomel is dangerous. I crashes into sour bile like dynamite cramping and sickening you. Calomel attacks the bones and should never he put into your systsffi::v' s-' , ss'3s '
 Whsn you feel bilious, sluggish constipated, and all, knocked out and Ee lieve you need a dose of dangerous calomel just: remember that your druggist sells for 50 cents. large bc,tle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which is entirely vegetable. aud pleasant to take and is a perfect substitute for calomel. It is guaranteed to start your liver without stirring you, up inside, an dean not salivats.s
 Don't take calomel! It makes you sick the next. day; it loses you a days work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens you right up and you fell gsat. Give it to the children because it is perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe. t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
Esteemed Woman Succumbs Yesterday Afternoon, 20
 Hours After Shooting.
NEVER REGAINED
 CONSCIOUSNESS
Funeral Will Take Place at 5 O'clock This Afternoon by Moth- CT, One Son, Three Daughters
 and Two Brothers.

Mrs. J. M. Gaunt, who was found
 unconscious and with bullet wound in her head, at her home Friday
 afternoon, died about o'clock yes- ter day afternoon at the Florence sSnitarium, without regaining con- sciousness.
 Her death was not unexpected, be- cause it had been known from the first that chances were very slight I for her recovery. The news was re- ceivEd with sorrow and regret, never theless, by the very many friends of the deceased woman and mem bers or her family.
 The decision was reached yester- day morning by the attending physi- cians tc remove Mrs. Gaunt to th~ Florence sanitarium, where the X-ray might be used to definitely locate the bullet. It was decided also that after tl.is. Lad been done, an operation to remove the bullet would be perform ed, if such course was deemed advis- able. The X-ray photograph was taken, but before the sensitized plate could be developed, however, Mrs. Gaunt passed away.
 Mrs. Gaunt was 51 years of age. She was a member of Trinity Episco- pal church, and was faithful in her church duties. She was very widely known and very highly esteemed, be- cause of her many fine traits of character. She is survived by one sen, Harry, and three daughters, Mrs. J. B. Potter, Miss Mildred Gaunt and Miss Mabel Gaunt. She leaves also her mother, who lives in Good1- son, Mich., sister, Mrs. Weig, of De- troit, Mich., and two brothers, w. ). Bartham and Walter Bartham, of Flint, Mich.
 Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock ,.his afternoon from the Caunt home, at 1919 East Sixth ave- me, with services by Rev. A. H. Stcwell, rector of Trinity Episcopal church, and with inter nent at Bell wood cemetery. The following will ssrvea. as 'pallbearsfEt's5
 Elmer Richards, A. D. Foster, P. I Pinckney, R. l.. Rutherford. Frank Franey, Prof. B. H. Glenn, Charles Warrinsr and Roy Custer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
MORTGAGE ON TATE PROPERTY fORECLOSED
Gould -Galbraith Company Obtains Judgment for $3,SS3 Against
 Sarah and Lillie Tate.

Judgment for plaintiff for $3,SS3.3o, with 10 per cent interest from Jan. 8, 1916, was rendered yesterday by Judge John M. Elliott in the case of Gould-Galbraith Supply company vs. R. s. Gibbons, executor, and Sarah and Lillle Tate.
 The suit was based on notes, and a lien on property mortgaged to secure the debt, was foreclosed. I. F. Mar tdin was appointed commissioners, with instructions to first offer for sale the west half of the southwest quar- ter of section 2S, township six, range eight. If this does not bring sufficient to pay the judgment and costs. the commissioner is then to offer the re- mainder of the property mortgaged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
MRS. BERNAIn, go, SUCCUMbS AFTER
 BRIEF ILLNESS
Nonogenarian, Native of Ba- varia, Had Resided Here
 Since 1865.

Mrs. Sarah Bsrnath, 9 pioneer resident of Pine Bluff, and one of the city's best known and most highly re- spacted women, died shortly after 5 o'clock yesterday morning, at her home at 21S Laurel street, after a short illness, of la grippe. AS late as Friday evening it was believed Mrs. Bernath was showing improve r.ent, but her advanced years were against her chances for recovery, and yesterday morning she suffered a weak spell, froms which she sunK quietly. into the final sleep.
 The recent sudden death of a daughter, Mrs. Henry Coos. was $ severe shock to Mrs. Bernath and is believed to have had it's effect in hastening her own end, by reducing her powers of resistance. Mrs. Ber- nath was generally beloved in Pine Bluff. because of her many acts of benevolence, and her fine and lov- able traits of character.
 Sts was born in Munchweiler, Bavaria, Germany, about 90 years ago, and came to Pine Bluff about 1865 with her husband, Moses Ber- nath. About the same time, there came to Pine Bluff a number of her relatives, among them her cousins, Sam Bluthenlhal and the late D. M. Biuthsnthal. Moses Bernath and members of the Bluthenthal family orened a clothing store in West Bar rrGue street, thus having one of the earliest mercantile establishments in Pine Bluff. In the many years that llave passed since, Mrs. Bernath has done much which has left its impress sion on Pine Bluff, and all for the good of the community.
 Six children were born to MT. and Mrs. Bernath, three of whom survive,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

thes2 being Adolph Bernath, Henry Rernaih and Miss Lillie Bernath. MT Be-Eath died about thirteen years ago. Mrs. Bernata was sistar-in-laW to Mrs. Sarah Bluthenthal, who died recently, and cousin of Adolph Blu. thenthal. She leaves a sister, Mrs L-vi Of philadelphia, and two nephews, Herman Bluthenthal o, Memphis, Tenn, and Aaron Bluthen. ;hal of Baltimore, Md. A grandson Jerome H. Cook, is senior at the University of Cincinnati; having left Pine Bluff only few days ago, after holiday visit here with Mrs. Ber- hath.
 Fun:ral services will be held at 1O o'clock this forenoon iron. the family home. and will be conducted by Rabbi Joseph Jasin. Interment will be in the H:brew cemetery, and the Following will serve as pallbearers:
 l. J. Moore, N. l.. Cook, Julius Schloss, B. w. Freeman, Jeff Hicks N Danaher, D. B. Bloom and Thur man Louthan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
lh 0unny epaln,

h epain ' is notorious that on tho sTs q . ball Aght cases Of petty lar csny sfe tstplsd, quadrupled or ausn' tnpie4 In ordsrI that psunilsss sports msA. nay 'And the whsr4withal to witness . FsAms which dsznands be sidea the aesing of . few brave men the death cf half dozen fpampered thiliia the si4uShfsr oT mutiiation ci euodsn hofsea. and the bresence end plAuditS of thousapds Qf man. women Ands lBtip ohiidrsa.
 veics sos tho People.
 " Pittsburgh educator has figured 1t out thst only one out Of every 25.- 900 Americaps thinks. The rest are IoTltotts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
Will Meet at Muskogee.

D. B. Bloom, vice president for the Pine Bluff, district of the Arkansas River Improvement association, has received call to attend meeting Q fthe association at Muskogee on January 26 and 27, to discuss plans for continuance of the fight for i'm prov.nent. MT, Bloom expects to attend the meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

Miss Wilma Whitacre of West Lib- erty, Iowa. who was to have wed Rob- ert H. McNeely. American consul at Alden, believed lost on the torpedoed Persia, next June. They met at din- ner party in Raleigh, N. e., and Miss Whitacre asaid it was; virtually a case |o1 love at first sight with both. She is "a graduate of Northwestern upi- versity 4ssi
 Despite the fact that Washington officials are convinced that McNeely met his fate aboard the liner, Miss ,Whitacre still persists in believing thst Ae was saved and will be heard from later. M
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
A Staqe Type,

My bride Is disappointed about housekeeping" What's tho trouble?" She can't get a maid who will curt 'sy like they do in the musical come. dies she goes to sec" Hs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
Frances Murphy's Funeral.

The funeral of little Frances Murphy, who died quite suddenly Friday. will be hzld at~3 o'clock this afternoon, from the home of her grandmother, Mrs. M. K. Moore, TOP West Second avenue, and the ser vices will be conducted by Rev Father P. Enright officiating. assist ed by Rev. Father Norton. Interment will be in St. Joseph's cemetery, and the following will serve as pall- bearers:
 Harold Bluthenthal, Will Powell, Dan Taylor, Guy Taggart, George W, is,t and Lawrence Crutcher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
Mrs. Pipkin's Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. M. H. Pipkin will be held at 2 o'clock this after neon, with services at the Holderness mortuary chapel by Rev. w. J. B. Cox ci the First Baptist church. Inter- ment will be made at the Mount Ida cemetery at Dexter, and the following will serve as pallbearers:
 Tom Harper, R. G. Johnson. Dan Silhernagle, H. K. Calvert, George Dalby, Bsn Dalby, c. H. Burks and c. M. Michel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
SAYS:-

DON'T WORRY-You'll have fewer
 sick birds and more profits if you
 keep CONKEY'S ROUP REMEDY on hand. It does the work. Get
 package now. w. l.. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
Kilbane Puts Out Cline.

Philadelphia, Jan. 8.-Feather- weight Champion Johnny Kilbane knocked out Irtsh Patsy Cline of New York in the second round here to- night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-02
Lack of Progressive Policy By City
administration Hampers Deroits
Development, Says Big Realty Dealer

ground for a year but we cnnnct
gel from tho public works depae
mont DE depth of thc Grand River
sewer SO that We win know al what
lever 20 place ours The plans
should show and If we had those
hgures wc could go ahead fhon as
soon a. the city scwr- h. IN people
could start building Now they wnl
have 10 wait another year or more.
Thus the city administration, elected
20 help The citizens build up q grdb
city. is actually hirdcring the deyol-
Cpmeut al Detroit
THE city now proposes 10 annHX
territory this fan toialirr 30 square
miles and at Die anne time D. is
leaving lots OF territory In rhc city
limits 20 lie IDLE Beflrc this now
territory is available for home sites
five or six yea~s VIII pass by. n a.
easy 90 gee that this method Of do
vtlopiur a chv ls futile The town
shall NOT become greater until -,
have an administration that can look
into tho future a little and build for
the future Detroit can keep pafe
with her growth if her public OH
clals don't trip her mp. and that IS
exactly what SIS being done
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-02

Everybody has faith in the future
greatness and glory OF Detroit save
only the city administration.
That. ~ sentence, sums up the
belief Of n. r stephenson real es-
tate dealer. or No l340 Penobscot
building Mr. Stephenson, in dis
GUESSING one ~ the biggest problems
that now coufrouts Detroit the hOus.
ing problem. puts the responsibility
for lack OF housing facilities
squarcly up 20 the present city ad.
mluisuation
1T is not necessary tor the Board
OF Commerce and other bodies 20
organize 10 encourage and assist
reoplr t0 build homes" said Mr.
stephenson, because all the money
necessary for all the building Detroit
needs SIS In The banks now. 70 be
loaned for such purposes bot the
city is preventing people from build.
ing homes auJ forcing them TO leave
Detroit or live in tents
"Tho city. following an obsolete
rule SAYS 20 The people who want TO
build homes, Go and build your
homes and some time we will give
YOU sevors md water There are
hundreds of building lots inside the
corporate limits 90 the city OF DE.
uot owned by individuals, who are
80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-02

broyements If the city wants 70
encourage Detroit 20 grow e. will
have 10 allow people 10 build homes
and the only way that can be done
is 10 give them improvements In.
stead OF that they are retariing the
growth Of the city and there IS no
law they can fall back upon, but an
obsolete rule followed hlindly that
the city will not give Improvements
until there are conrun ers"
Mr. Stephenson called attention 20
the fact thatsflighland Parks pOpu-
lation is increasing twice as rapidly
az that Of Detroit, and this he at
tributes 10 the fact that Highland
Park r. doing exactly what he thinks
Detroit ought to do II provides the
water and sewers and thor the
houses spring up along the mains.
~ a little town like Highland
Park can do this why cant the city
ot Detroit asks Mr. Stephenson.
Instead OF binding on the vacant
property already In the city We are
constantly adding new territory by
annexation that cannot Re used with
ont sewers and water. while High
land Park, Royal Oak and other
towns are growing because they
make all their vacant territory avail
able FOR homes
There win be 10000 lots added
10 the city by annexation this fall
within ten minutes walk OF the Ford
factory That Will house $4,000 p6o.
pie Why not keep those $4,000 poo
pie In Detroit and not I'm ROYAL Oak
or Highland Park? II can De done
By permitting these people TO huill
or that ground It's up 20 the city
whether It wants 20 become big
metropolis or not Just give Tho
people a chance and thsy will buil
the town up, but il the city admin.
istration straAgles their cu'orpri
We shall have a town Of tent and
shack dwellers
There are $4,000 medium priced
lots suitable for workinzmor'-
homes in Detroit now and the dcv"l.
opmen' and occupancy are being do
layed hy The cify administration.
The city does not need 10 encourage
anybody The people need no en-
couraRcmont. but All thev want Is a
fair deal and an opportunity to build
I'm not opposed 10 anneXIrs
more territory 10 Detroit--jn fact
'hiuk IL a good thing ou' whats the
Csc unless We develop he ground
and permit people 20 put their homes
ON ~
Here Is an illustrotiou 81 how The
city actually hampers the develop
laent OF the city rather than assist
inc W have sorre rrurrrty in
territory that is 10 be draInct
the Grand River cover when u is
extended Tho work be- nov going
on We are prepared 70 lay ON:
own sewers 10 connect with the out
let and have had material on the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-02
Marriage Licenses

Rudolph s.u.n.. e. Bertha Tros
John Ershr.1t %. cara Haus. 10
.Jos"ph ~h1us - MARIANA pudrek.
Fred O. Nuar. 80. NarIe y sum
ueTs. o. New baltimore
Po'ws'aw o'ewn.eki 2s. Hedwis =
GeorEa carter 49, River Rouge
Mar krawrr %
s,,ldr,{ carlisle. ~. N"'iio V led
William younse g. -andu.l,y. O..
Kudrcv raralovstt 49, Frances
FrsdeTlei, p Thomas 20 Mable f.
Harvey Lipke. 81 Lillian Krause
lame, g wilson a. Trsssio wcs-
Eehsrt 9 natolre IS Marian
Gcorsr Hayden Cox 30. Ruth l.
Morgan -. Rome y
Fl.tsn' L"rnw" %. Adeline Yer
iiSin sporr. 2s. Margaret Tuson. 2s
Horace D. Blue. 81. Grace NJ Refs
Joseph q Gclrsh. %. Detroit. Edna
VI Moore. e. Flint
William Iaquesj 30 Detroit Lydia
Ward 3D. Naumoe, .
Arthur Marion, %. Detroit. Ada En-
John Frucher %, Sarah Justin. %
Francesi0 Pama, g. Catherine MAJ
cara
Harvey lie Bcrtram. rs, Bessie T.
Mott. 25
Herbert T. Wuschack, 2s, Rsdford.
Rose schumacher. IS. Dearborn
William ! Trombly, 80. Nellie eau
thier 80.
rethul l. whitheok, al. Dora Will
man 20.
John =. Gaughran, &c. Mablc q
Schulz %.
Thomas W Parker. -. Grace NJ
Gulleingcr. 20
Elmer O. Phelps. % Detroit. Beryle
a Gillian. 20. Stockbridge.
Wilmot Averill, o.. Detroit; Rosa 7
Callahan. %. Nov York
Arthur l. Espcrance. "a Yvone oil
yer 30.
Cornclius a. staley. 90: Mcrtle rru-
Ia, 30
Bruno WlltRnRer, 81 Josephine
Mieruts. 20
jerome $ Hopkins. 20. Little Val
ley, y. Y, Lena Murray ~, Toledo, O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-02
Births



Charles g. Coakley. ls2 Humboldt.
Pete szimaszek. 22f Clppert, Josef
Rybinskt. Pa Miller I'd John Robeck
! McDonuld-pl John J. Cunning ham,
$50 Monat John AlcN. it39L McKin-
10y. Milosau Nnslchc. 2l2 Theodore
doc baaZkiewiCz. l24 Findley Joseph
Cndieme. i06s FORT east. George +.
Orrin. bl2 Robins William Morgan.
Grace hospital Stanley Romej. 1859
Campbell. George T. Dlttmer, al
Clairmont Rudolph Waldman. 2s3
AleNsudrine. Orville Van Sickle, 40
Frederick John Ridd6il, fis Post,
Joseph ResuChamp, ~ Spruce. Jo-
seph deminder. 1918 Helen, Benjamin
Berlin. 76l4 Van Court. Ebert " Me
Queen. Woman's hospital. Albert ia
kobicc, 81 HarbauRh. Ross Earl.
Grace Hospital branch. william
NhHn, Providence hospital Frank
T. Schlikes. Providence hospital. Jo-
scph Hahm, Providence hospital
samuel Elan Providence hospital
GIRLS
John f. Giles. 1870 Parker. John
JakuhuwRkI. I'S Lovcu Leon Brus-
kl. 26S wills east. Joseph CiciC. %
M0ning TphaaZ MRrcsinak $50 Twcu-
ty-third. stanley kulHwslN, 2S5 Gar
ncld Thomas Lamb gG3 Ferry caS
Frank CzaJkowsF. tIt Martin John
Joseph Quint,r. 100 Nj Elliott John
Nroom. t51 Hendricks. Cuspar Han
voy. ''- Mcclellan. Fred Nickerson.
-2t touttcruth lgnufiuH krawzak.
1884 McDouEslI. Joseph label. 1872
Illinois. Joseph Mech 500 Leland,
Albert Boyutuu s75 Fort Edward l..
Nhlborn, 1884 lroquOls, Geo Witt. sp7
Eighteenth. Harrison Lewis. 237 -.
Jean. Joseph Korzyn. Womhns hos
pLIal: joseph strube. 1917 Concord: