davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
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s beitig Ingit iao bun op paa ham
% opoaaeoc, bpor bleg ban por. @un
baO0e aItioa life taget fell!
Set er obIoIut ueopenoigt. ar lea
goor; men iperg mig life huorior.
Naar Saoer bar oruffet lin Che %
bentct line Sager, aanr ieg, men Ou
maa blioe Der, til ieg fommcr igien "
Srenc Iaa ~iorfrroet poa ham. gn
iterf SfrGf bemGgti9eOe fig beu6e.
% ipsrge ham no mootte bun 10
life.
"@tin 6aber moa life pi6e, at ieg
er goaet u0," begpnote ban paanu.
"Stl on bIipe Der, iom leg ba0 oig
om?"
Sun iporeoe life. Sr0ene bIep ii0.
ben0e / beuoeS Strrbe. Grnit hao0c
life tioIigere toIt ON, at ban ifuI6c
Goa, bOorbon fit ban M pIl,0ieIig ben
Soe2
"fpo, 6alifner!" los SET for BEN
oeS 2rcr. Sun ifiGIpcoe itcrft oucr
belle aroppcn iaa at heuoc3 SUnocr
f~lapreoe. Sun oiI0e life mite I'll
Iioen til 6ant, ser funoc fommc, boao
Ser oiIoc. aiGrIiQt iIpu9c0c bun fine
Irme ON bans @al2.
"@rnit," piifeOc bur, lea piI 10
gierc alt Tor oiql"
aloffen log nj, ga 6ran5, Sicnc-
rerL ito6 ioron @oac5 Nu3, % / Innr-
2icbIif oobne0e Cctcftiucn oaiao
9pren.
9sogle morffIGotc W2rno ucntc0e
oaereoc for Gn0en al @oocu. Otter
at Sole bopoe biIit poo sem ait 0c
ale bcnimoO "@ol0ere @a5ic".
"@ol0ene @o&Ie" bar en- @o0c mco
gonitc aniclige @uqninaer, % for
Gnocn al Oen Ioo Den 6o6rif, Gpor
8oQe5 S6u bar anIut.
QeteftiUen % bans ToIf qif bur.
ttgt ~ipeibenoe til beggc SiOcr, Bent
imoo 9rict, Ser ioaq itltIOc pare Sc
res 0tool, Get %Iiguc0e / cnbucr Sen.
ieenoe De oprige 6uic, men Sole
tienote set naie. San los NaIu0clcn
al NtGnoene trpoc noQct til6aQc "a
bLco lDtten0e itoaenoc mlco sc epriQr.
9erpoo forioGtc ban at oabnc &or
ten. Gen bar laoiet. -- NQc til.
bilrauoen eft betpocn0c @lif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
en- Seiltaeelie.

Gn ficIig gooroften gif Gcteftio
Sole rteb RATE Sfrtot ben 40 en- al
@ienS Sopebgooer, Sa ban oreie0e
ON 40 Ell Sioeg$Se, iteote ban iii.
fpIoigpiS iammen meo i'm Sieuer.
Scent mig SCI. 9, 6ran5; iaften
tror ieg, ri faor @elb meo osl"
Set piloe ogIaa ppre paa St6e,"
brllmmebe Sieneren.
"@onifeIigt 9lrbeibe, iarligt moa,
life bill BET bIioe, men al De @rltroe
moa ri life pige tilbage."
Sieucrcr uiffeOe, og Sole elf Ri.
bere ben moo aaien. Ser Ipraug
ban op paa Ell Sporpogn, iom fgrte
bam iii hans @olig. ga ban fom
ino / fit grbeio5p9reIie, ia0 ser Ell
ing Wano / mlunter Easiiar meo Ell
paffer ung 8ige.
Sun iprang GLAD operraifet op ira
lin FlaOs. Sole fog begge benoes
S9nber fiGrligt / line og trDffeoe
DEM bierteligt.
Seq bar taget SSrere meo berirtb,"
forfloreoe Sen ltnge Mfauo; "@eiret
er iaa ooarIigt, at Ri life fltr0e gaa
noe at ipoiere iammen. Sum bar
lapet Sbeen iii Big, 6oberl"
@oGe imiIebe og flappebe ben I'M.
&c 8i9e poa ainoerne.
Set bar ou Ret /, Grnit. Seq
bill beler life forItprre 6ere; tbi ieg
ifaG itrar afiteo igien. Get bIiper
Baarbt arbeioe mat"
"gn Irreitation, Saber?"
"SSa, s @aaneber bar ieg bentet
paa ben. gnboer Bolitiman6 Der /
9pen pilbe gioe meget til of funne
bringe Ell If~ilutning / Sen Sag, % /
Scot ifaI set lpffeS mig. Suffer Ou
Salifneriet | ltnions6onfen? ga 81.
periet en- Waaneo tibIigere bos Baron
BoloDiec al n9iten en- balp MiQion?
De er ole ubfsrt al Dem famine Ban.
Sc. Baron 8olofpiec bar uoIat en-
9elsnning paa $4,000 Ser. til SEN,
Der fan fange 9anoen. 90 / Not =
Srere, boiS SDffen er mig gob, ifal
Der life lGraere bore nogen Sin6ring
for, at on og @rnit fan 9ifte eoer naor
0ere bill"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
Wac andre MlOlcr mis-.
lpffcse.
giorDe mig pel.

Mrs. 9iuRglc Surbih no 2u9 &lc
torn 81. yittlc Hoc' Hrt. |iiriutr. Sea
pur pIagtt I fem Tar mco en- trUuiif 5pa
bonn. ,Ncg toglo0tc ait lc2 beytc ON. men
luici lloroc mig uOGCy Gu0t. Guocl yU .
ser cItIrrCoc ur,t CuOc az pyrc Niauc
tntnrrh. HoNlt al Oct var SuriuU fu0s
polotuc On >rRt laUOc. han rmOc bel
brcot n1ig. Seq tuN bans gicojcucr /
10 Atd1UtotJ. men oct GIuroc mia life
NoQct gooI TN &culUoc ttlrnaocOc mia
at ipr'sac Scruuu, huliitt Hd1o ItV lula
e. Gfttr az bdgc tGRct to Sluitcr, iuuot
IcQ at bet blulp utiq, buurfoy rtl utob,cg
Hlto ocr1 &ulN, % oct bar M alurf mIq
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13

CT &crttoi aubneoe ban Eortcll. % Sc
troaotc ale ino. Gen 4ianO, Ser gif
baacitcr Sole, bemcrtcoc at en- eff.
fcIie litcoe iig Iauga ghtr,u Tor mr,
tiqit muIia at ioripuUoc / WcrFct.
Mteu Innlrart greb han SIREN %
IUbtc BAN til oeu nUrmcite @eticnt,
ser itror Iogoe SooOlcru paa ham.
Geuue lille Gpiiooe ulr iorcioIoeu,
uocu at ser uar bort en- InO.
Tor Guocu al eli lang @auq trrugtc
ser ct ipoQt 2pSifiUr licnncm Ell
SpoIte Gsren. Sole ait bciIutiout
oerhcn. Gr WrulOc mtmIcu0c
Stemmer bIanoeOe fig nc0 b%iuonocu.
o. oct bar finn muli8t at borc aouifa
iua Oro tnoeligt. "a pIlloielig trunN.
tc ct Bar Oro til bans Ercr. GA bans
NiGrte fom til at buut2 bcitigt ser
pe0.
Seq tiger sig, Su8o, Set cr oItior
iarIiQt."
Sugo Shueiber bar oen ManO
iom ban irentior alt ir1tc, % for huiS
9ongribelie ser bar uoint Ell tor 9c
looming. Gn fort @ciluhlirq % ban
hauoe oabnet 9sreu.
On tpt Neg trGngta ham imcoc
o9 / Ben ipoQe ScIp5uiug ifielncoc
ban finn utnoeligt noQtc Nottc. Gitcr
at hans Zinc bapoc uNuuct ii0 iuo
uogenIunOe til Rogeu, i0o ban at Scr
bar benimo0 ii WonO. Nou troq6tr
ct Sfriot iremoo. : 6oou0cn Bolot
ban en- Ncooluer: "NTuocrnc OBJ"
freq ban. "a iortnc0c set
phoiclid ior hans 2inl Nou ial0t
/ Ell let NfmoQt.
NijOt / RuuQ0eu houoc han op0u
get lin c2cn Son.
Micu finn ct Gie6Iif Uarc0c oenuc
02otbc0, ioo rciite han iiQ % oQ trut
te puo i'm &liQt. San rolte lin Spna
Siuc rcttct poo iig.
"Gruit, Grnit," Gt 6|olufuult
Striq moilup hans Gerber. Nclc
bans &ip@ SorR og &locIic tcQnerc
fla Hart Tor bun / 0cttC forte Cic
blit. "a lo0 ban fin Nrm irnfc
BON flm0C life orreitcrc lin cgcn Sen'
SON ioo iiQ ON. @oQ res BAN itoO
bans 6oIf, ioron BAN (~nucbonocu
oQ blunot bi5ic Menneifcr hans cncitc
SoL bans cucItc Barn, N}cu - ser
QoOc% bog no0ct, Ser cor 6corc ems
Sfom og Sfirnoicl, o. oct uor IN
ocul -- Nan 6rucbc fin Hcuolucr
% trOffe0c al. 90 for bans 2iuc.
foI0t bans Son ont, tiliuncIo0euog
oeoclia ronrnet.
Stu0 fnalOeoc Der % ser, ser loo
Sfria oa 6or6unocIier Sole
bop0e iaoct ct Sour / GunOcu, bpor.
ira @looet ItrommeSc ne0 pocr bans
2(niigt, men bans Sipl oar tim OF.
fpl6t al ell 8onfe: Seem pucr Sen
=, bons o,a4 o.,
tno / ct pilot og nerUcit 2Iuiiat.
N1Sor,f TrS,r,, az,
,~tr,,,,,or5or 6o,b, Ill., ;ss,
foroirpps - hons Gins ,tsritc o,,ifc
por blcpet opfnIbtr
~ 6i44,rt evil a,;n,>, ON.
GA g., s,an, :"
rnno4 crSoT - @aT,n ,,;" D"'' 49,,
hn,, -, Eons oi,,roTta f,.n
Ioo mn ff,,h+ ! on qroo ~ g,,n,r,at
brrbt NJ FIN IoScrs poen 1oonhrI
~ ON
mr "< "'p.',r N'I'y nun ""C
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
3ncips anrmctO0cr,
yeOc. % 2~ra:raaO. garncvlcic.

&ugm ticnoer fife Euit. aueJpp's
Jerguta aum,tooer o. gooe Haao?
Ser er en- al bans melt gopu!pre
@a1gr. en- Naarobor i5m CT abio.
lU, mUorUr.ig paa Eurmcu lanai
ira Lottor o. gpot5et. On Sirlo
D ale SDJoomstjIiuloer o. en- !r.
reril Boa at Iyic 5aaNe ior qomle
az nr1e % life uriaoit ior enbDcr
0uitru OF Dior. Ninttct ON Bar.
ueU.eje er nAcrit wtercsilut on mt.
Hr %ri5 iuO6uuSct $3.50. Rco
"]iUitcu" $40.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
Dscorah, Iowa.
Q . . 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-13
Sea tau
Gnbcialc
Scruua
II tn00cr. Oa Ocn 6elbreOeOe mia.

iltuo % irlii. Sea tan du6efule Beritru
gt enlocr -E auJs uCgcr 5uiter at uioc.
.pGo %trI'r uoJsri,oc fur ulig. oil icg
prompt lgarc, am os '.ligcr Ill mig.
C, Der lite utl faac ilaocusc gieoieis
Heg. Tan Uu c.Uol5c EcrgHu S1blcttcr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
Pointed Paragraphs
BY Webster

Seltlove Is the only kind that
never gets cold feet.
only n lot OF cold cash can make
an impression on n marble heart
Love is never satisfied until IL
gets both arms full
Conscience is the watchdog which
barks AZ sin
Kisses that are not Intoxicating
are the kind that drive q man TO
drink
There are no professional female
divers II is impossible TO talk I'M
der water
A woman can make fool OF al
nest any man II nature doesn't get
The start Of her.
A soft headed nail and hard
headed man are hard TO drive.
Bread is the stan OF life. but that
doesn't justify a man in making his
existence a continuous loaf
Ambition is responsible for many
o. life failures. The average n an
would rather wabble around IN q big
place than fll a small one well
Firmuess and obstinacy can never
- mistaken for esch other. You
have frmness: other PEOPLE have OBJ
ttinacy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
No, We Don't Care For
Any; Just AS Much Obliged

In kindly leading us up to cheap foods,
such as poverty SOUP" dog-fsh saute,
alfalfa and such, ellison Gardner, our
well-known Washington correspondent,
particularly outlines for US the beauties
of the chayote, and here's where we have
TO quarrel with ellison.
The chayote is not new kind of win
ter vegetable, cannot be produced cheap
" and it has never yet been cooked to
successfully compare with ordinary boil
Cd or fricasseed lawn grass, in our ex-
perience.
To be sure, As Brother Gardner says.
II "can be creamed, picked or made into
salad"
II sure can. So can Canadian thistle
or the good, old-fashioned nettle bush.
The chayote comes into America from
Mexico looking like a squash.
You put the whole squash in the
ground and pretty soon a vine appears
In ak weeks this vine covers the whols
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
A Great and Beautiful
City Is Our Metropolis!
Great and Beautiful, But

And now that great city OF New York. OF which
America has always been so proud-with us
perfect harbor its beautiful river and all It's nat
ural charm With It's tall buildings. its magnin-
cent hotels its glitering lights. its solid wealth
is showing itself in Is true colors.
ntsa prostitute selling its soul-the lives Of
ns humble. laboring people-for gold. that Il may
sim further enjoy the sensual delights OF drink
ins and feastlng: OF purple and nne linen and all
the other Injuries which nothing but money can
buy.
Anyone who Ia. been IN that metropolis re-
Gently must have felt beneath that gay exterior
an undertow OF ominous silence.
Anyone who watched the logged faces In the
streets: who noted the frayed clothing OF the
wayfarers: the old. old women selling papers:
the pinehed children: the anxious men and WON
en- who surged back and forth Ike the waves Of
the rising and ebbing tide must have forgotten
Broadway and its bright lights: Fifth avenue
and It's elegant exclusiveness; Wall-st and It's
feverish expectancy. and have thought that New
York had wantonly repudiated her own children:
had Haunted the very creatures Who had given
her existence: had separated herself from her
real life blood and become a thing without q
heart, counting all well lost II she could gather
into her arms the gold Of this and other coun-
tries In ever Increasing quantities.
Her outeast people. deserted. left TO die or 1--we
according to their powers OF endurance. have
discovered their betrayal and are demanding
justice
They have been awakened thru the channel
most vital In the human oonseiousness-th. safe
" Of their young.
It is the women who FIRST become aroused thru
the dropping OF their children.
Tho working day and night and tho forcing
baby hands to help with tiresone tasks no babies
should know OF. the family cupboard cannot be
nlled. the rent paid and the hres kept burning
The thing has over reached the las, point OF
safety and the explosion is bound TO follow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

place closer than second mortgage.
II will climb over the garage and rir
up drainage pipes on the other side.
II will sneak into your basement win
dow and lay little squashes in the fur
mace.
II will creep into flower or vege-
table beds and wiring the necks Of every
thing therein.
II will climb trees and rob birds nests.
II loves TO cling along wooden fences
and rot them down in one season.
True. this vine bears multitude OF lit
tie chayotes and even the roots are eaten
by starved greasers when they've con-
sumed all the grass that's available.
Cut these little squashes up fine. add
red pepper, wads of garlic and something
to eat, stew for an hour. and you have
dish TO put on the table TO make COM
pany guess what you're at and resolve
10 eat elsewhere until you get thru.
Considering labor, fuel and blasphemy,
anybody who goes after chayote as cheap
and palatable food is sure headed toward
anguish Of soul.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
Ultimate World Justice

In earlier periods. military en-
plrss took what they could get. max.
ing conquests without much pretense
Of appeal 20 principles o, ideal Jus
tice or international right. A, this
moment all nations are endeavoring
70 satisfy their own condolences and
the collective Judgment OF mankind
az 20 TIE motives and objects that
govern their conduct In the desper
ate strife There IL clearly involved
therefore. BY necessary inference. a
willingness on the part % each o.
tfem % receive FOR themselves only
what Is Just. and 10 accord 10 Others
whatever might be their reasonable
due They have all Informed Presi.
dent Wilson. in response 20 hls
statemen, and bis appeal. that they
recognize the need OF a higher
authority In the world for the pro.
mitigation % justice and tho main'e-
nance ~ peace. and they have All
said that they would be willing. az
ter this var Is ended. % cooperate
with he United States In bringing
about such a peace" league OF ma.
tions Those who would minimize
all this have not. in our opinion
studied the subject deeply enough
II is a great gain when everybody
admits that there is a supreme cause
81 justice that must be dominant In
the World From Tho progress OF
The world" in the American Review
Of Reviews for February.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

from this disease Is only normal
The same normal rate prevails
among those whose parents or
grandparents died OF cancer.
Perhaps no aspect OF the cancer
problem causes such widespread
fear as the possibility OF It's being
inherited. Broadly speaking such
fears are probably groundless. The
statistics showed that a man or
woman. one or both OF whose par
euts died from cancer. was no more
likely 20 die from that disease than
those whose family history was free
from blemish. The investigators
summarized their report In the
words. Men and women who are
In anxiety OF mind on account OF
tho appearance OF cancer In their
ancestry or immediate family. may
dismiss such anXieties. as there is
no statistical evidence NJ the pres
ent time that the disease Is trans
nitted by Inheritance in mankind"
With regard TO contasion. cancer
experts arc on even frmer ground.
and the question may be regarded
as settled. After countless opera
tons there Is no case on record in
which a surgeon or nurse has ac-
CURED cancer from the treatment
or attendance upon any patient SUI.
'erlng from this disease. The In.
veftiga'ors further found that there
were only four cases out OF 20. 900
appllcations for insurance exam.
med IN which both parents died OF
cancer.
Cancer II estimated 20 have
caused IN. 000 deaths IN the United
5,AieE IN 1918 and nearly three quar-.
ters ~ million deaths during the
last 10 year7. About one-half OF
nc deaths IN 1918 were among per.
sons under 60 years OF age. N (,
r. assumed TINT each OF these In.
fividuls was worth potentially 81.
200 the community was poorer by
800 900 300 thru their deaths. asids
from IT, cost % attending them In
heir sickness. The economic loss
however. n small matter com.
pared with the pain of those who
succumb and the sorrow OF those
who must watch their relatives die
from cancer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
Anniversaries

i77S-Govsrnor Gage sent de-
tachmsnt OF soldiers from Boston TO
Salem 20 seize some cannon SAID 10
be deposited there.
1s07-Commodors Esek Hopkina
nrst mandsr-in-chief % the Am
erican navy. died In Providence. II y;
Born in Chapumiscook. X l. April
iuiEconrr.,s Appropriated $50
900 to establish the nrst naval hos
pitsi In the United states.
iA5-MarriaKs 81 Jefferson Davis
and Miss YARNS Howell. daughter OF
william Burr Howell.
Irish poet. died. Born in Dublin May
iss7@Jo..ph u. Williams became
governor o. Maine In suess1'oh .. .o
elected 20 the United states senate.
fsTi-Preiimlnaries OF peace De.
tween France and Prussia signed at
isTs@Fir.. steam ferry boa,
is1nchsd on the Thames river. Lon
issS-ConEr.ss passed = Law pro-
hibiting the Importation or contract
isssEAitempte assassination OF
King George OF Gresee outsIds OF
isof-rari. began . Az. days e.ls-
brstion OF the centenary OF victor
isot-Firs in the business district
Of Rochester, New York. destroyed
So 100 900 worth 81 property.
IsN7--ifajor Goethsls was appoint
cd chief engineer OF the Panama can
al
isos-Austrla ana Turkey signed q
protocol settling the compensation
for the annexation OF Bosnia ana
Herzegovina
ONE TEAR AGO TO-DAY IN TINE
WAR
Germans took Fort beaumont. YER
dun after terrific loses.
Petrograd reported Russians had
captured Kermansaah In Persia
Heavy artillery duels on the Bel
gian and British fronts In FLANDERS.
Italians began evacuation 81 Dur
azzo after covering Withdrawal OF
Balkan allies
ToDAY's BIRTHDAYS.
CIar Ferdinand. 90 Bulgaria. one
Of Emperor williams allies In the
great war. born In coburg. IS years
camiils F1ammarlon. famous as
tronomer. born a. MontiHny-ie-R0i.
France. rs years ago today.
Thomas " Lawson the Ronton
nnancier. who started the celebrated
leak" investigation born az Charles
town. Mass. 90 years ago today.
Ernest Twitcheii. recently awarded
the Perkin research medal by the
IN Cincinnati. - yssrs ago today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
REVERSE ENGLISH.

Pardon me for scattering you with mud I
noticed the puddle and observed that unless Z
slsekened the pace Of my you would be com
pleteiy covered. but IL was too late and the in
eVitsble happened. did the nestebest thing left
In my power 70 oo-stopped az once and hurried
pardon. ! wish you would send your suit 20 .
cleaners and have the bill forwarded 70 me. Here
10 my card.
There are two things in this world that
are very hard TO get; enough money and
Villa
Once life was worth living
Or sloganed az such,
In this city OF bandits and buIL
But now II bandit
Don't kill you sight
Some fool In a buzz wagon does.
The Kaiser wants TO borrow $4,000
100000. There is this much TO be said
for the Kaiser: When il comes 70 max
ing a touch, he is no piker.
Composite Personal Mention from the Country
Correspondence Columns Of Our Weekly ES-
changes. Suggesting How the Old Folks
Are Feeling the High Cost Of Pots-
toes, Onions, Eat cetera.
Mr. and Mrs Brideandgroom week-ended.
Tuesdayed. and. ~ not a few Instances. mid
weeked and also Thursdayed and Fridayed with
the brides parents In this village recently.
Onions ought 10 be selling by the car
rot
Fl, Fl on that German submarine block
ade 10 starve out the British, who have
just taken possession Of Pys.
Spring Is in the air.
Also. Il would seem. our one-drunk amontl
advocates
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

fahy, I'd not protest y or DID not
notify me At all
A. ] am a working man ard help
support my parents. ! should Ike 20
know II can demand $50 or should
7 pay the note. as the brokers sent
me a letter last week asking me 20
take % up.
The stock - selling at s.. pad s.
A share for H. and 40 not know what
% DO.
Thanking you ia advances.
ROBERT MERZERfR
No ~. Hendrie-s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

grew suddenly tight and his eyesisht filled. He
took a deep breath and plunged
"Slr-I-er-ahem- frankly come ter
um--tell you quite frankly. that you love--that
we-that is-that | love your daughter-aheml
.I-ah-have frankly called to-er--ask you to
-er-er-be my wife-that is-er-she-we-
er-I-no, we are young, and-er-will fight
I-ah-hope. sir, you understand"
And father did. That's the wonderful part Of
IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
From Another Point OF NeD
BIZ c. T. S.

President John Grier Hibben, of
Princeton university, says the failure Of
the United States TO have entered the war
on the side of the Allies, shows lack of
international conscience" President
John doesn't convince us that he has one
that is local.
Stand back, Prexy, and give the overt
act chance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
Reciprocated

Dearest. ordered to be sent
home today most beautiful hat
for only $50. rs perfect love"
MY darling. your love will be re
turned."-Puek
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

I DO TX III y
shares In Octo-
Der. 1915. a. 50
per share. paying
down $50 and Civ
ing a note Tor
th~ balance FOR 20
days But when
you exposed this
stock I dld not
pay this note
The brokers. Har-
bridge A Com
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

ords OF six Of
the largest life
insurance com.
panies OF the
country show that
the cancer rate
among those In
close attendance
upon sufferers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
The Keep Well
Column
cANcERl

Cancer appears TO be neither
hereditary nor contagious.
Statistics compiled from the rec.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

The Harr0In Motors corporation
az you probably already know. has
been approved by The Michigan Sc
curities commission and now has a
lawful right 10 sell stock In Michi-
gan.
At the time The Times questioned
The sale Of Harroun stock. tho ap-
rrovA Of the commission had not
been sought Soon otter The Times
Investigation. the securities commits
zion suspended the licenses OF IIar-
bridge 4 Company and other brok.
CTS selling the stock.
Mr.. Harbridge's license has since
been restored and he is now com
plying with the Blue Sky law.
During the interval Mr. Harbridge
was advised not % seek collection
on outstanding notes such "a tho
enc you gave, as such action might
be construed "a a violation OF the
commissions order suspendins his
license.
This. therefore. p ne reason Mr..
Harbridge never protested Jour note
CT notified YOU.
Whether you could recover your
money o. not would be a matter FOR
the court 10 decide as you would BE-
obliged TO 20 TO court II Mr. liar.
bridge did not feel obliged 10 return
your $50.
Whether OF not you should ray
the note Is a matter for you 20 de-
eide II YOU want the stock. and
feel that Il IL good investment. u
would ~ advisable 10 pay the uote.
The Ad-Mirror would suggest.
however. that YOU take the matter
Up with Mr. Harbridge. before plan.
ming any other action.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

because they are requiring an IN
usual period for Investigation
Every communication property
iiEned and addressed ia answered
either privately or thru this depart.
ment
This announcement Is made be
cause several persons have take
the attitude that they were not re.
ceiving tho same attention as other
readers OF the Ad.MirTor.
One q the most frequently abus-
ed methods Of deceptive advertising
il practicec BY the publication Of
pictures oi articles on sale. Draw.
tngs are made TO show the article
massive and luxurious. and when
be ad reader sees II as IL really ap.
pears in the store, be is unable 70
End any general similarity.
Beware II THU sort a advertis.
ing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
Laugh With Us

As he carefully vanished his hair he -
hearsed his speech 10 dear papa:
ST. have called to tell you. quite frank
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26

that your daughter Euphemia
and | love one another and to
ask for your consent 20 our
marriage. I am not n rich man.
I own. but we are both young
and strong. and willing TO
fight the battle OF life to-
gether. and SO on.
IL was not until he faced
-. 10. sbaf -kfa cola
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-26
: TINES PRINTS 1T, TIE TINES BELIEVES 1T.

If THE TINES PRINTS 1T, TIE TIMES BELIEVES 1T.
TINS dragging the sdver
usns placing his assertions and
Of truth welcomes letters relating
dollar
applicable
Address,
Al Mirror,