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The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
TO GUST
HIS DAUGHTER
Judge Tells Aged Father To
Consult Priest and Win Back
Wife's Love
Suitable Styles for
Confirmation Wear

Aged Joseph PichiacE. Friday
morning, lost hts appeal 10 the Law
to have hts pretty daughter. Sofa.
- years old. barred from the family
home. No. 503 Grancy.aye.
Thru 81 years Of constant labor
at small waGes-he says be now
gets sl3 week in the Packard
plant-P ichlacx has reared his fam.
ily and purchased a home Now, as
he looks forward TO the time when
he can spend his last years In indie
pendencs. the aged man says that
hts daughter threatens TO break up
the home.
lie declares the girls influence
over her mothers such HAT she
may persuade the mother to leave
him. He petitioned the court for an
injunction restraining Sofa from
coming home
Sofa. modestly dressed. turned
into n comedy what. 10 the father.
was n tragedy she giSElcd girl
ishfy wien her father vas asked n
she had threatened 20 kin him.
Judge Murphy In whose court the
arguments on the petition were
heard. cautioned the young woman
10 repress herself The daughter
testified that her father did not be
have himself" Che denied she had
called him EVELYN mas.
The Judge commenting on the un.
usual situation. declared he believed
special tribunal was needed 70
handle such cases He denied the
petition for the injunction with this
advice 20 tho father
Take your wife by the arm and
sec your priest. He probably VIII
give you the right advice"
lie then urged the lawyers in the
case 90 exert every effort 10 AFFECT
a reconciliation
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
SEAT FOR EVERY
CHILD, HIS PLAN
j. {. Armstrong, Candidate For
School Board. Announces
His Platform

J. c. Armstrong. No. 7ie Ham
Inond building, Is candidate for a
lace on the keven.ran school board.
and IL circulating his petition.
which viii BE- nled in a few days
Mr.. Armstrong has been a resi-
dent o. Detroit since 1879. coming
here from ireland when only FIVE
years Of age. He was a member
Of the board OF estimates in 1905
and 1909 FOR IA years be was trav-
cling supervisor in charge OF con.
structing pneumatic tubes and cleo
trio cable carriers. For the last
feHr years Mr-Armgtroug has been
tn the insurance brokerage business
he r. an cxlieutenant OF tho Michi-
gan national guard with eight years
service. and has held the rank OF
captain In the Maybury hight guard
and major I'm the Michigan indepcnd-
cnt infantry.
Ills platform n AZ follows A sea,
for every school child. schools To-
Gated for convenience Of pupils in.
stead o. 10 serve individual inter.
ests: contracts TO bs awarded 10 the
lowest responsible bidder: strong
opposition to all unnecessary fads; a
living wage for teachers: primo
tions based on recommendations N
IA, superintendent of schools: I'm.
proved hygienio conditions in school
houses. elimination Of political in.
reference with school management;
civil service.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

ing from the Inheritance tax prop
erty willed for religious. educstions
or benevolent purposes-
Rep. olpsted introduced q bill &c
repeal the Law requiring state insu
tutions TO bar oleomargarine from
their dining rooms. Rep. Macarthur
introduced one TO allow q person In
jured By Q motor vehicle 10 put .
lien on the VEHICLE and have Il seized
TO satisfy any judgment he obtained
for damages. when seised. the w.
hicle would be held unless the own.
or put up Q bond TO cover its value.
Senator Penney. father OF the rat
bounty BIN In the 1915 legislaturs.
came forward in the senate with .
bill To increase the bounty on wolves
from S2S 10 $50 and 10 put . bounty
Of 80 cents each on weasels.
Senator Wood introduced Q bill TO
appropriate 100000 . year fur stats
and county fair purposes. Senator
Hanlsy asksd for $4,000 . ysar ap-
preparation for library Institutes.
Senator Trip put IN bfll TO make
n q felony II q father fAfis to pay
for the support OF minor children
during the psadsnoy a . divorce
proceeding and making . penalty Of
one 70 three years. fmprisonment.
during which the warden Of the pris.
On would pay t1.So . wssk for one
child and u . week for additional
children. the money 10 come out OF
the fathers prison sarnings-
Senator Murtha introduced q bin
penalties - high as six
months imprisonmsnt and $500 one
TOR any one sfvig checks when there
are not sumcisnt funds in bank 10
meet them. The fact that the check
10 unpaid would b sufficient evi.
dence Of fraud under the terms OF
this bill.
Senator peIAnd introduced q bill
raising the salary OF the state labor
from $500 TO $1,000:
the deputy commissioner from 81 500
10 $4,000. and inspectors from 81 zoo
10 $500. Senator Damon introduc-
ed . bin 10 require that parents OF
girls under Is give personal notice
10 county clerks OF their consent 10
the issuance OF marriage licenses.
barring the practice OF merely send.
Ing note 10 that effect
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
lGpES FIcHI
FOR HIS WIFE


Judge Murphy denied a writ OF
hebeas corpna TO Nprxeed Miller.
years OLD. Friday. after Miller
~ made . vain effort 10 be- reunit.
~ With his wife Mary. aged ~.
1euxhter o. samuel r Bortz No.
@If pacinc-ave.
Miller ard Misc Bortx xers mar.
viad ~ariy TAarsdzy morning. gsinst
a. ewil lof her parents. Three hours
later che ieft him M TIE TulIpr he
stri say.rx lha; sAc VS. called to
Der boiae 5rosuse or her mothers
ulnexs Since lhsn he has been prA
vrutsd frum seeing her. and hos
~ CONC ~ the Boriz home. be-
<arAe. re rlaims. her parents threat.
<n<d ina ne never wonid leave The
rmss alive.
Miller ae'i,ying that his wife was
VINO detsingd against her win, ap-
f< Tor writ ~ habess corpus.
FFrx Miller winsoms young
11dy. when asked by Judge Murphy
y eks cared to see her husband in
11xAts hsnzhuly replied:
dom think there's anything 20
~ said.
Jhe youns couple conferred brief.
II amer which Miller announced to
- oosrt that she would not return
e. IN. and that she had informed
NAT she had not been detained
4er parents against her Will
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
HUNTER SEEKS
PLACE ON SMALL
SCHOOL BOARD


Scott Hunter. alderman from the
FIFTH ward. will be candidate for
position on the seven-man school
board and. II elected, will relinqulsh
IFS aldermanic job. which carries
with Il a saiary-of 1920 yearly. for
one that provides no remuneration.
Mr.. Hunter will not have 10 re-
sign from the council 20 become a
candidate for the school board. &C.
cording 10 legal opinion. His resig.
nation only will he necessary ~ he
accepts the school board lob AZ the
time OF election. A precedent was
set In the November election. when
Judge Connolly made the race for
mayor
Aid. Hunter previously was a
member o. the Detroit board of ed.
ucation
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
vERNE'S STORY
IN PICTURES is
PRIVATELY SHOWN

There was private screening
Friday morning. In the washington
thester. Of the new motion picture.
Twenty thousand Leagues Under
the Sea-" based on Jules verne's
story Of the same name. N begins
an engagement In the Washington
Sunday. succeeding a Daughter of
the Gods" with Annette eK1lermana,
which IL closing It's sixth week
The picture presents some remark.
able photography. many OF the
scenes having been taken on the
bed Of the ocean With the william
son brothers invention. and reveals
the fife Of the sea depths with the
fidelity Of The camera. The wonder
full imaginative story of Verne's.
upon which the scenario In based.
md which was written more than
80 years ago, IN peculiarly timely. for
the fiction In the story has become
truth in the current history OF the
world. Capt. Memo and HIS subma.
rine have many sensational and
thrilling experiences none more 40
perhaps than those taking place
-cVvTy Gty ere PR sent submarine
warfare ~ the seas.
"Thenty Thousand leagues Under
the Sea" will be shown In the Wash.
ington every afternoon a. 2.15 and
every evening at SIS O'Clock.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

HUGHES URGES
NATION TO STAND
BY THE PRESIDENT

NEW YORK. Fea ~stana ~
the president VA the keynote Of
Charles T. Hughes comment on the
International crisis today hughes
" ords Nere echoed with variations
~ other ie2ding men in the, east
The time said Hughes has
corle 20 snow ua,t tmerica is made
81 II D. q solemn lour
We are all Americans. standing
10, ally behind Pres.een' wilson. on
,hom THIS great possibility rest.
20
The eyigsrcy OF no nation can Ak
iht lirtii of American rights This
b. nor g time 20 emtsrrass tn anv de-
Grcr by private utferanres those
- ho have our sircerc ioyal >o-opera.
ton
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Three Thrown From
Motor Truck As
Car Hits 1t
AUTOS FIGURE
IN FIVE MISHAPS
One Strik es Bridge
Span; Soldier Ii
Among Hurt

Collision between q SWIM BssR
company motor trucf and . Shsr-
man car. At ST. Aubinevs and shsr-
man St. Thursday afternoon. resunk
ed In the motorman OF tho car. the
driver OF the machine and two oh
ars being taken TO the receiving hoe-
pital. None were ssriously injured
The. truck vas drivsA by John
Gasloen. ~ years old. Of No. Ill
EliIabeth-st. east. Who vas injured
on the back Fred MAINTAIN. - ysAv
old. Of No. si< Tsnnyson-sva, mo-
torman. was cut aaa nyuissd- 0rsn
Roy. ~ years old. a No III BsscA-
st.. and Louis oidaai - years old.
OF No. i7s Pircsst, riding a shs
truck. were also bruised
Roy stivtck, - years old. q no.
tss clairpointsAvs. rscs4vsd hru1Dss
about the head and IN injured -,
when the automobile which hs vss
driving was struck hy q Sherman
car. at sirtsenth and Hovard-sts..
Friday afternoon He vss taksa 10
the receiving hospital
Nick MArtg. no sddresl. vns
struck by an automobile drfvva b.
Henry Nathan, Of No. - watsou-st..
while crossing wstson-st. Thursday
afternoon. and was taken TO 0gass
hospital with q bruised hip.
Seven passengers on . Fourteenth
car were slightly cut BY flying glass.
Thursday afternoon. when the ear
collided with an auto truck belong
ing TO the United Fuel q Supply
company.
An automobile truck driven By
John Koerber. ID years old. OF No.
245 Hazlett-ave.. ran into the center
span OF the bridge at Fort and
Twelfth-sts.. early Friday morning
Koerber and John Girard. a soldier
from Fort Wayne. were slightly
bruised.
Struck by q Gratiot car. NJ Ora
tiot'ave. and Raynorst.. Thursday
afternoon. an unidentified man was
taken TO the receiving hospital In Q
serious condition.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
MOVEMENT FOR
WOMTN'S PRISON
EXC1TES INTEREST

q Tne mass meeting TO discuss '"rhe
800 Of training school for women
= Michigan" 10 be held Saturday
Nlevaocn At o'clock. IN the Cen
oU&y building. promises 10 be large
II attended. The meeting H. under
~ auspices Of the penolosy commit
- e the Association OF Collegiate
Unnne and representatives from
t1ono clubs and organizations CO
oDae1ag N the project
"A ~ aoeakers viii be Dr. Rhoda y.
UoD1o. Mrs. Percy J. Farrell. Dr.
TAompson Stevens. Mrs. Lena
~ vUrrsst and Miss Clara Liver.
49,. Attsndance at the meeting
~ o<ea promised hy Judges Hui.
>R Supply. Mandel. Jeffries. Con.
IN a. Hslly. and Milton oskmsn
- ehsrtR and present county
y o0o1sls q the Detroit House
Dvoeeleo. dsssasscn home. police
- oennty IN Win be present
0ogol 6iscosston viii foiio~
No. ~ the spsAkers.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
JAP TROUBLES
CROW SERIOUS
Lansing Tells Borah Toxic
Doesn't Like Idaho

WASHINGTON. FEB. 3-Thst
threatened diplomatic difficulties
with Japan over contemplated alien
land laws IN Idaho snd Oregon. are
nearer than was generally believed,
was made known today when Secre-
tary Lansing told Senator Borah.
the Idaho laws will not meet the
approval OF Japan"
Borah had explained 10 lansing
that the proposed Idaho lava are
not aimed at Jspnesc" but re Of.
rected against all aliens"
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
rhos. A. oo~nes Dee.

Thomas A. Downes. ~ years old.
once county clerk Of Saginaw county.
died IN Harper hospital rhurnday.
Mr.. Downs was born In Detroit. but
went to Saginaw about 10 yearr
ago. He was married In Saginaw
and engaged In the shoe business
there. Five years later Mrs. Dopnes
died and Downes returned 10 De
troit. where he represented a shoe
firm Of Chicago Mr.. Dovnes IL sur.
vived by two brothers. William A..
Of Detroit, and John H.. OF New
York. Funeral services will be held
from the residence No. is2 East
Pbiladelphia,aye the time TO be an.
pounced later.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
JUSTICE STEIN
BETTER, THANKS
TO "BONESETTER"

Police Justice Christopher z
Stein used 10 be ball player. and
ball piayerlike. he visited Bone.
setter" Reese In Youngstown, o.
last Wednesday. after he had suf
fered the Gripping effects Of sciatic
rheumatism for many months. The
Judge walked into court Thursday
~itheH; cane He says he's al
most ready now 10 mount the bench
again and oniciate in midseason
form
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
CORONER'S JURY
CALLS JACKSON
Staying WILLFUL

A coroner's jury in Windsor Thurs
day afternoon. went thru the formal
iiy OF declaring James Steward gull
~ OF staying William Marshall Jack
son. Winnipeg immigration Officer
who vas shot to death on a &. p. r.
train near Windsor. The Jury re-
ported TO DR.. J. :. labels. the cor.
oner. that Il Eas convinced Steward
had committed a willful sIaying
steward sat thru the inquest with.
out showing much interest in the
proceedings. II Is expected be will
be 'ried In March.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Sore Throat or Mouth.

You must Eeep the throat and mouth
clean and healthy. Any disease that
attacks the canal through which must
pass the food we eat, the beverages we
drink and the very air we breathe IL
serious matter. Why neglect Sore hroat
or Sore Mouth when TONSILInE
makes II 30 easy for You 10 get reIiefP
TONSiLiNE Is the remedy specially
prepared for that purpose. TON -.
SLIME does its full duty--you *
can depend upon'it. Keep~,a
bottle In the hour- - where Won
can get u quick vben needed. ~
&c. and b0c. Hospital Size N
el.00. All Druggists. "a
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

punsD = enr1uls ts1ay =
r ~ - oDoom g ~
DooUrorDv Lnocong - -
49, - - C1pooo1 ssus
nDcuo1rne W11css- sGssI
~ - - ~ Sses'as s'os<
s - 0nsvlsss. opsaiy ~
rnr1 = oomo o0eisi euartsrs,
g - Dunu11nG sftatsds Of Gar
n nmoHnon1w voo usEnstor1.
n0mouo $3.50 o1ooD suEsoun6ed
W - euoosoy. 0na1ais vsrs
: - - unoUUosn1 ~ m1nis1
D1onGn11uns = promfnsnt German
onow o. ~DsE1stor6 has I'll but
y >o1 ~ tsunn-- Thsy admit
- 49, suprtssa q hints fron
) 1S<l poV9 diplomatic thaf Der
nnv neons buaissss ~ WIN %
o nn1Gs
- uDAmSsd rsDors wss shAt
- 0mnon ombaGGnAsr saDsctsd 70
- - ponoDuss within - hours.
= - 80 1s1ly stated n German
opuo.s - e . break Win Amer
- oAOuD1 esms. Germany would
Gnonos ~ opanish snbassadcf 70
on11e hw a6strs here.
80 hualsvvl this tan more o.
- oeu1Gned 10 warn Americans
- AnsFscnn ships frs0 going into
~ aotual dongsr sousL II wss
puonoo1ly rsaasksd, In this con-
noGo1cn, thst nn1usslfy n Americans
- AmGglsnn shius could b kept
- - ~ lnassr scnss. nothing
$3.50 naoosa"
Im6npo1t1ss ~ the prsssdsnt
uornk es1low he strictly legal and
ohr1nn eourse, 6suan1ed - . nsiu-
~ OoruDnoo - IL eDuntvv's aip,o-
r1oD uoUUe1a11sas with Germany.
- WUu11 uDon . brsak But a.
ucoB11ng psscsdsaA. hs nay lssnch
- q 0tirsly nsw doctrine a
nou1ol11ey. wU1ng ~ paa1sDc& 80
rnoDD - oruoogu1on NON tn ouunr
y, t1ns - - ss1sl a. ~ be1de
$500. = sE1sr 70 hold the Unitsd
$780, ~ - sln1n1stsr what he
- $3.50 -tAs sFssAsr SERVES To
- GDug1Do1uD-GlUln GgyEoooo1--
- o. - nGhe1ng nak3sas -Ass sss-
- 1u1sS t1aA thsse oovsg1in6 the
~ - eo1nfyiss have reached .
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

Capt. Thomas r. Jones. who for
many years commanded tugs for
the Lake Superior Paper company.
is dead in his home AZ No. 104 De
quindre-st., Of pneumonia The fu-
neral will be held Saturday after.
noon at o'clock and burial will
be In Forest Lawn cemetery. He Ia
survived by one sister. Mrs. Robert
Scott. Capt Jones Was 50 years
old .-.-.....-
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

Under the Defence 81 the Realm
net. the small boy in England IL
no' permitted u ~ his kite. for the
reason that the kite might be used
for signalling purposes
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

Copenhagen reported a lengthy
session q the Danish cabinet; Stock
holm advices were IN the gravest
apprehension voiced by press and
public
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

George ! u said 80 have been re-
Fponslb.e for the word Cabinet i"
When be VAS kim ~ England he
could not tske par, In the dslihera.
tons of his own priyy council be.
cnusc he knew no EngIish. ard thc
British at ,msn lid not speak, Ger
riSn. So tle ministers used 10 meet
IN the kinr', oen rrivsis roori or
oabinsi while he Nas ahscnt. After.
wards they informed him OF the re
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

Mrs Juliette Hutehins. who was
born 20 years ago on the site now
occupied BY Ssvin field. died Thurs
day in her home. No 223 Lothrop
ave Mrs Hutchins was a member
OF the North woodward-sve. Metho
dist church She IL suTvived~>by
her husband. John @. Hutchins; one
daughter. Mrs. Thomas c. Wade. and
brother. the Rev George = Hickey
The late Rev Manssseh Hickey was
another brother Funeral services
will be held In the homo Monday
afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02
Colds Cause Head,ehs and orip

LAXATIVE BRoMo QUINrNE re.
moves the cause There ls only one
"Bromo QuInine T. W GROVES
signature Is oD box 1sc.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-02

Every day now We are receiving
quantities OF new dresses for young
misses. The favored materials are
Of bingham and Chambray In entire
ly new Piaids. Stripes and dainty
plain colors. Charming effects IN
novelty pockets. White piQus collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Saoclamos Winocgapc.

ga ieg citer cset gnIte trnt mic
til6uge iom Aa5ierer for 6aoeIano:
9iinoegope. oit jcg bsbe "9ecorab 30.
ten" optoqc SEINE StripeIie:
Salt iuoiamIet iii mig $~2,67S,9s
Su0puuore Menicr S24.46. Gillian.
men S2,7O344. lloaiiter S67.OG
9ctto S2.363.3S. Salt inbiat / @rar
Sparebaut S2,636.38. Spiltct uoois,
! aroner 9.S47.
Sennc Sum inbeitaar / @rar
Sparebant 6aoeInno. og Noitteringel
for nremrpntc @eIsb pil bli at finoc
opbeporet al oaSeIan0Iaset / amc.
rita. 5aa tatter ies ale benz, ion
gar mia be6iGloeIise al iamle 5aoci
lanbooocn. Sat ale 7. Iom aap. On
III hnpSc tittct iro SuIetpelben iii Seu,.
iom mootog al 8aoei,. babe mauaer
an al os blet A1rm ON 6iertet og eus
Her, hi haooe qibet mere. Sea ieuocy
min ipccieae 5at til SormanSen al
SnbIamlina5tomiteeu. Sr. ShomaJ
Gritieu, for Qoot Sanarbeibe. Cm ii
life raj iii RaoIet. iaar hi trsite o5
men. at ri ioriea:e bort behite.
SEQ 5ar moota8et Srep ira Orb.
isrereu / @ranobu SormauoIfab, or.
Gle Ggae. mec HnoueIiite ODER Dem, ION
mobtoo @ierag al 8apeu / 1915. III 81.
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lite enitcr Sisie Hapne oficn.Iisgiort /
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inmmc griler.
See bar bart an Samtale mee Sor-
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16
Sanafm

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tom, boil sig oeo nit grbIt.
@rtng Oh Iiot Col / Snler ino
lbs Oh for mig meb Saneen sin,
bring mig en- Sang libt Srsit.
Seq tienber 8oNt Sen Sangen oiu
ON lln9oom % ON 9aar.
Sen bringcr Suo / Stuen ino
iii mig ira 2rtteus 8Iitretino,
pen Gotten icg Ell naar.
Sprg bu blot melem glom % @lr
lDug Ou / @aarers Stlln0.
III gier iaa mausen eulom gIao
Der lptterNe iii bine Gpno
ira Stog, fra @nrf os 2uno.
6oo "a. Oa, 6u9I, iorSi on tou,
ou gier mig 8Ia6 90 iGl.
I'll imcItet 3icn / nit @rnit,
bu bro8ic mig Iiot Sol % Sreit
III lille Su8I 6aroeI.
). 5. 5oIem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16

SpcrsSmaaI: StaI pi uiientIiaalsrc
Naunene paa Rem. iom mootager nj
orna AZ 6abeIarosgapcu clcr e.:
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Siaro;uapeu" for eli Sio iiNeu. SEM
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uobelt iii prrSisc E~rrracubc. 3aar
Vi Tiger 3nrbiae ~(rrnQcnoc mcneS
oct. al SiSic life bar oiicnilip Snttias
nnner'teitelic, a heller CT itruiicNe
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hcIIcrc ems at Ii88e CiicntIi9beocu til
Sproc.
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Net HE tan prre set miroitc 5tau
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GIiie 8unoaI Sir. 10. Nari M}agul3
SIR. 10, @uIobrnnc @oulior SIR. 10.
IS. 3aIporien Str. 10, 6. 6nuieu SIR.
10. Crit 6nugcn Nr. 10. MitaeI %ic
m 10. Cars Srttum Nr. 10. Cars
Gaaeba.tcn ar. 10, Gle Y. 2uuritic1
SIR. 10. SiIiammeu Str. 100.
Gle Gooc.
SrnuSbu Oeu 15oc 9loi 1916.
6sIgenNc cr Dem, ION mootoR 81.
Nra9 al 6aoeIon0SgoUcu i @rau 5ogn
uNoeIt til SuI 1915: Ole Nammcruos
bot.en (GnSaaer) ST., 10, IS. Seier,
'tcn CSarcn) ar, 10, %etra @ronOols
Sen Nr. 10, NnScrs Stierituo gnger
lSoloabrrgct) ST., 10. Nutou :.
6paI9torren ar, 10. auuc Noritobun.
8aaro Nr. 10, @rcNe Stecn Nr. 10,
Soban u. 0ldIocn Gict ST.. 10, Mar
crete Moperho8cr, (@citre 8ran) st..
10. Cars Nereu9en 0r. 10. SiIiut
mcu Str. 100.
0ran ~Sorn,auoItnb 17be Rorts 't6.
q. 6ooI.
SsIaeube i 3cbna9er 5oar mohtog
al 6oOeIun0sioroet: Mnrcu @procrs
battcu, Sens @rntooIo. Nangoi @rnu
ten, Singer SreNeritior aarcn SupSu,
len, Spuspe @ubbronSbraotcn. @uls
branb aOrrnbu5braaten, @unocr @urs
grit HoaubcIberuh. @uri
CIsNatter @raher. Nuocrs Stolueru0.
SilIummcu SIR. 100.
q. Nonu.
Se0nuter ~6ormnnoItab, 2ioc Rarts
1916.
! 2in8cIitoo Sogn bIcp ar. 100 ms
oclf iii isIgcnoc Rcrionsr: anri Nmlt3s
batter 6iIoen gict 0unbiIo SUeniics
mr., @rcoe Ho9uitoS (@rinoacr), STA,
ren 6cimpan9, 3u0ebor8 Noitoo gict,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16

@%erirano Sermsbrenoeu SliIie gr.
Iano, l9fdthieSrIol. adrl Suac6rctior
l@lTrotnacu). 4ararctbd 1ttpdr
lShtldl. Hune Spiutbut l1tnttet).
~[lliomnen ar. 100.
Y. 0oamita0.
8iINeu oen i5Nc Wdrt3 1915.
Goadpe ouer llobeIingcr al HuSr,
Innofonoet / gunner Sogu: @iuric
SirrtIuuo Nr. 10, Rnric Sanction
Or. 10, cars 8. SpeIRtu 0r. 10.
Arcl C~9tn1Ect ulricIiatl Nj. 10. Gus
NcrS &~aiitboRtu Sr. 10, 9iarttr
Sell Nr. ;. 0crmauo 6~oi5ga1ro str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-16

10, Gle l%eosbradten ar. ), adrin.
S~ieIohumn1er ar. 10. anorids SGoa
aiau ar. >. SUer Glen Sas6rdaten
SIR. 3, &. = @olongtruo Gle SIR. 3.
Marie &eitmarseu ar. 8. Siliauuner
Nr. 100.
unoerifrift ulrielia.
Gunner E~ormauoIta6 Soe agril 't6.
otto aoumeruo.
9lau4arOuiue. @is, t9oe sch. II.
ouis 1e liter "1tcureh. gsftn", aube'dI oea
M Glbocr oo aierote. Gis Dem Ct Taner NJ
@laoct M o. on ~ od 'erncr re % en- NJ
etbcU7eut. Fcl 1i NOT bloc at pddfisnre BET.