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Coroner 6oertmeDer begann &c.
ftern nit Dem 9Sllqueit iiber oen 2oo
BON SRI. Bright aeap, Der 8railt BON
9rent alrnolo, jr., Delfe am 8. Sfs
tober beI etne,n 9lutonobil- -llnfaQ an
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biiBte. Serr arnolo unb SRI. aeIlp
Aatten IN gegleitung BON SRI. Gmilp
@ooOaa uno Serrn Rolf CATION, am
gorabeno ibrer 5od3elt i'm Winmi
Stub mabe Wiilforo, eInige perqniigfe
Gtun6en perlebt, ilno befanoen iif
per MlltonobiI auf Dem Hiidipeg nod
Cincinnati. sSrl. @ooboa iaH aul
Gteuer, I'M bic Geieuifoft ieIbii mad
eoufe su fabTeH. Rebeu SRI. DosS.
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Die Malifa6rt nad M.e
ban. aus paris ipirb berihtet: Die
8enuncerer 3oins piIser.en am ssiir;s
gen Gcnntas ipobl gum Iesisn WaI
mad .ftinem Qonoboufe in Weban. i'm
bic 1eier Der Grinnsrung on isinsr
lob I'm SABRE 1902 3u bsssbkn. R1hs
iies Sabr mirb Die Jsi.r i'm Pantheon
itaiifinbtn, um ar bic geiiebung ieiE.r
llsberrsite bnEdbfi 5u erinnern, tsna
man BARI nod INNER MID. bofien. s,b
bic fur ynris heitimmie Siotue .nne.s
bnlb Subrtsfriit oufesfieus uno eines-
tDeibt IDtroen fam, um ois 3kl Der
pilgerfobrt ~ bienen. Die G<ftriae
6sisS In Wlsban mar usniasr poliii.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

herrlft Che oic trei,e Shnfinerin lid
ieui5eno aui oie elcftriid,e iest, oic
lie in elmer bnIben Sfnnoe oortbln
brinat IaBt iie lid, pon mir raid Ell
nen 8liidnunia nuiiesen an ibre
treue SrelmSin nui Dem 2anOe,
Wiera 4npreiepnn. Die Gute bat
leiocr ME ifreiben geiernt. - an DIE
lem Gage murhe oas Eiien I'm eln err
fledlides ipater nufgetrngen aIS
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

SpIifter.
Gehen lsrnsn 1T fir ben Wenffsn
cine fdpers aunit; In fi6 gehen Isrnsn
aber cine nod piel f6,perere.
4nsrtsnnuns trbbt trn Ointsr
tibn 5ur unitsrblidseit. nbtr 6onos
rare lafen ihn no4 langer IsbtH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

aIIefnftebeube aetiIheie Dame fa6i
Sieisuna dis ssnHsbGiierlr obet fur ieItis
Gansarbeit. 3. 81. {. Q. 3oIist.nit.
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I'M Sitter brH 81 Sabren Eie 9eerbiauns fins
BET fat bonn lrauerhaltie aus. 0m Wdiispod,
ben %. c.toner I'm 2 uhr 9latritiaas. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

9nHaf henifte Gruu fndi EietLr fir nuees
meine slus1Eheif stu III 9f.fe idInfea
ii3 u, Cher Sirnbe, .. Siod.
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Aana pofsl,

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g5itiipe bon 5reherid EpIicI. in ibrem 70. &C.
terslnhre. 3tc gevreiauna fineet itoit I'm
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llbr, BON Trunerbanfe ans 1913 Wtnrrtts,
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grube aeenue. i'm Goaniag, ben 10. Ifiobei
1919,
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.SanaeE 1enff6er. % Sabre ui. (gsat.
hnsisrB. fad. iIsenoluel1e Reitaf'isHHa. 2s38
3lue Sigabe.
WaHu, Uli@.eTn nnh iI,lbsl, fudi Eisaei
&. &. 6s2 M3atn zir., Simmer IL.
@sauH faci Eieae ala Boyiet cher @efhtyrs
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Edmibih eiJ 0elIf EtrGEs.
z dGsr fadi Sifls aIs erfle uoer arpeite SGno
an troo uHn Hcfis. Gs. 12 Iserh CTR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

Gtarb an Gipsliaa. ben 90. Ef,ober 1919
otees ~ ngI nis iag ialsen hsi,ca, 'e,Sy ,sy
peioiramenien. nnfere irrigitpeitetic Nsutler
Sdpieaefmiiter. 0rcbmutter nHo urareBrui'
.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

Sfdtb nm @sonfoa. bcn 90. EIinbcf 1913.
Moracrs unt llbr l5 mstrutcft. uniere innaiis
aeitetfe @tnticr. GdDtpicaetmnttcr nnb 8rob,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

in ibren 9. lebensiabrc. Die Recrbieuna finaet
itott am Itcnifng ben 81 Efiober, TGni1tits
tags nm llhr. bonn Irauerhauie aus. Hu 3572
y ben aoeHue. nornlicb bon 5oreft aceHne.
geeroienHg prin1f
20,2f lie fraueruSeu Sintsrbfirtsnfu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21
GE0.P. SCHWElTlER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO Ms
637 Zine ktTa1e.
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9sbesnnseigen.

Stnrb ON gonnfdg ben 10. Sitober 1913,
Dsorgens I'm 3 llbr 80 Mtinuier. mad fnraem,
dmerem pcioen, unfere iuniaiigeiiebie 1o9ter
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Der 2lrb<it 1p<ltfeiertae 1T Ser l. >11ai
Sdreflittes llnglad.

trdrore Crfon broleno Stre togelong anbuernoe 9er
oI iogenaten Hr1rieaden mp oen Stdate oeS
mtlercn @eIns idredde 8crugen ungeridte 8an Stooe
uo SrtIboen ficcn 9ruer Soere ginfeneben imb
perndt Oiionen g2eren no onrf Die baleoen Sln e
fibrt ub peridnpbel Wolos eb Die Menibbet ndm Ntcn
9olrgepoen gegenber nlenlftde Sgmhou Huo III puVh
5ooen buppet idnprbaf erpttnoen
Iud Ser Stuut ohio nligenonlnen porben 9So
deblatt Go it, nit epr Senbe Die IN Der roounI
Observation-Disclosures nid Der Nteteenpemttung le9t 1T
m0od if Details Der ireddn Senp1ntngen nnla
un Nn fcin nlenldide Seog mnoe bon DEM ltrrs
mten Gerbemgcn orrd Die sSnlnen perfon N
serre an 9etdron otoalreibn enrdtug1 Die Der
aQgemeinbet iben bur Die Stlle9r9 groB ShoWH'eoha8
gserberblno menid1d1er NobnItatm limo enorn!
g9nbl oaB Hdtm Ser elt berte ndt Se1B
oeenn gotes it, on0ern Den &arttolte geeet MIRO
Der perntde SSer gefe srbe oaru
Oebruert nerforpert Der n bon on grbefrn eoe M 9as
merben nuf eriormg Dftentden oN
ileauo qroBer nbutronlage olden nae MIRO bon me,
berer mpmoen oils on rbeltern GR pern1leH
n1erldden Cell oas gsden uoe oon Erole
nbren dmerr Mrbe d III Oe Ses esleH
Staaen mrereh
Nnero beon oesbob o Elm lngnf oas mt er gal5en
S0rte Die Mrbcer gnid Die Irbel trt MIR ore Irpeler
mlf, neil inter oel1 DerrldeoeH Sgt pes S'P''' "
Nrbeiter nlc Salten trugt
0cpb o1d inter iosoid @eiclidaft foune odes 20
ben iole @ertpernng lolf Irberllor9 dl
perhiubert lpcrnen Greigni mInn erer lO5atde
0eroent 0td= nno Sp
fir ole 9etrofnen bben Is eoer Der 8eanpt
min ole berofeen glddn Iatoe en lbren Sernt o oe
05omthcit I'll ibeouen 8eunbe mtrDe Dartn mtel oh
tSeiddbigten ibr 9an nm 10 pon nho Irerp9el 6n 9N ~
lIe Die Sooe bes 10 dreuer pergel1en!
ge hcioc npiaIide ySet fennt iold Wendlelt ndf le
m br Groit ben lie nobet mod1t ell OIL oe
nalf menq mnQen Nrot Dem lnglf Der Inph 81
Mbetcr oppelt Itmer @0ae oa om gHdlfc 2ebenben oe
Spenopfcr ino enridt moglt mernei oe TllHe
h0hon Il, iberehcn sic &eric lie peNer ericBen nne ere
HIif nD 9foube bopptem Gt1er an DER Sdan9 pe2
obcCn neil nn oann 0p Sepapr 9epple
If Sor hlt ctferlte Gcmenc or &cr1dln9 bon (el
cncbcn 9rcnibe feine ltpcren iloen 81 olo9e o9
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9luberorDentli9e 9lbgaben Der ipohlz
babenOen nno rei9en S6ihten Der
8epDlferung iino bisber BON Den of@
fentlihen 9eipalten nur unter auBer@
prpentlid fritiI9en llmitdnoen, in
9risosz pber 2epolutionsSeiten, gez
fproert porben. Sm Seutithen Het1
die erleben mir nun Den mertipurol9en
sFau, baB oergleiden in 6rteoens5elz
ten oeI9iebt. Die geliber Der Wer@
nDoen BON 10000 M. poer $4,000
an, nad anosrer @eriion ihpn bon
$4,000 Ws. an, iolIen nit elmer el1lz
maliaen 9lbgube in Der 9ohe bon
insaeIamt ettpu elmer Wlilliaroe be-
leqt perben uno Die gan5e Summe
Iol niht etfpa fir bie Wohlfahrt Der
oroben MaHe oes 8olfes pertpenost,
Ionoern benz uneridttli9en Mfilitarlsz
mus in 5einen 9dbnenosn 3aden sss
itedt nerben. DAB au4 Die 5iriten
bon bieier einmulisen Ibsabe ntat
perIdont bleiben 5ollen, oas lou get
aen, oaB es oiesmal pirtlid grn1t
0amit 1T, ois uidpd4ersn S9ultern"
ali Id,onen uno ben eroBen Belib gu
belaIten.
en- Ser Sat nimmt iih oieie MdB=
reoel auf ben eriten gltd gan5 ~rez
pplutipndr" aus. Sic ertnnert on
| ben 4ntraa oes repolutiondren go
aialiiten Mrnaub 8urbes in Der fran@
aoIiIden MISUNDERSTANDING BON
1S49, Der ben Heihen eine Wermo@
aensubeabe BON elmer W}illiaroe auf@
erleaen pollte. 9lber Die hiItorilds
parallele trifft nur in Der Jorm gu,
oenn 8arbes ipollte oieie Summe fur
bic MafIe bes barbenoen Ipltes pers
ipenoet piiIen.
eSn ser geiamten biirserlihen prei=
lie, Oh fie nun inbuitrielle ooer agra
| ride eSnterefen pertritt, berriht eint
arobe 8erbliiffuns. Die erorbitantt
| Aoroeruno miro nit 3uriidbaltung
man tonnte fait iusen nit 9erIddmt'
| belt bebanoelt. Oa ale periprp9er
baben, rSpfer" au bringsn, 10 ipoller
| lie porerit nod oas Ndbere abpartsn
| Mber man ma6t aus ieinen 8eoenter
| fein Sebl. Die Mabrsgel lit rau.
| berprbentlid5" unb mnngeipohnlth"
Mebrfah beibt es, in 5rieoensaeiter
| lole man ni9t gu berarttsen Wfittsll
| areifen. llnb elm 8Orfenblatt bat fii'
| feline belize 2iebe gum 8aterlanoe BET
fir biefsn Moment 10 reht seeignetel
lMusbrud sefunoen; es meint. bi
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Spicgelf

MaBreael f0nnte als Der nleBte Net
tunqsanter" erI6einen, auf Den etn
finanaieQ armes 2ano an9eipielen iel,
uno iplhe yiiblsn Ginoriide" mune
man permeioen.
Dieter @ioerItano miro lautsr uno
lauter ii9 gelteno MAIDEN uno
I6lieBli6 perOen mir nit Suntsrses
briil pernebmen, bab oas portempn@
nuie Der beliBsnoen 8lahen niht e1z
nem Gei9stase anoertraut peroen
biirfe, Der aus Dem allsemeinenWahls
re9t Encouragement lit.
Wenn es nun mod nuipe Neuts
aibt, bis tpirtlid slauben, Dab es
Oiesmal totiGdlid ii9 barum hanole,
Die beIiBlpien Moilen nit neuen gro
ben gelaituneen gu peridonen, 10
iperben iie zines Saees eine i4redz
lide GnttduI6ung erfabren. Die einz
maliae 9erm0ssnosabsabe lit nur sine
auliiIs, nel6e ois 8orbersitung Der
neuen 9lttode auf Den 9elbbsutel Der
eroben MaHe sinitfp'ilen psrbullsn
foII.
g2a6 Ser augenblidli9en DARRELL
luna iiebt es 10 aus, als pb Die einz
maliee 8ermDgensdbeobe bie Saupt@
| fade Bel oem Ylane Ser Oedung Der
neuen Seerespermebrung lei. Iber
oieie SGuI9ung miro iidh niat aufz
reGt erbalten la1en. 9enn Die
SauptIo9e iinb uno bleiben Die . III
er n Sen idbrli4en lussa
BEN. Shre 9Dbe miro CUR 3stt nod
peri9ieoen anse9eben; aber fatpsrlid
peroen iie piel unter elmer @iertel=
milliaroe suriidbleiben. llno oiel'
Giertslminiaroe miro ipieoerum be,
breiten Moiie oes 8olfes. uno Sipa,
in ssprm neuer inoiretter Steuerr
aafaebiirbet iperOen follen.
0as ldBt ii9 leiht erraten. 9enr
fpenn sic reihsn uno poblhabenoer
| Shidten fid BON ihrsm 9ermDser
cine Wtilliarbe ab5apfen lai1en fpler
fir Die einmalise Iussube. 10 per
ben lie alsoann nit allen gfadoruc
bstpnen. DaB lie niht aud Die oau
ernben 9lusaaben allein trasen f0nn
ten. ltno oarum tperoen Die fir oi
bauernoen glussaben erforoerlihei
| idbrlih $50 Millipnen Marf au!
neuen inoireften 9teuern berausau
fhlasen beriuat fperben. go mir
es tommen uno Ole borsefdlasen
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NeitatienssK Kemitee>Sikane.

Gas asioons aonee Ser perenigten oetien So5iaIter
GlebeIunos bdlt
Trcias, 4. Npril 1918 llr StanSarb 3eit.
NrdJ Snae 1858 Ontario Str,
cine
Secaatcn @cammlnng
Die Geaot Der aorpeaiten. Die oen nereinigten ones
soain Gpeonos anehloen no buben Die 9it beimrt UNI
pintlid5 su erdeinen
@enoiien ieo Ylase eS banoc d oiesma midies 9
tinecn.
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uhSp luL
Grbeiter aranfenfniie, 8r 65 unb 1873.
Carpenter Union $50. 1872,
8rauer Union $50. II,
8dder Union SO. 19,
SeuerbeItattltngsegerein go. II.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-16
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ATIEYS

Roll No. 1895. For grading and paw,
ing alley No. 222. being the east ana
west alley first north OF Mack avenue.
from the east curb line OF Gadiilac
north and south alley.
Roll No. 1885. For grading and paw
ing alley No. 265. being the alley IN
block between East GRAND boulevard
and Field avenue. from the north line
OF Champlain street to the south curb
Roll No. 1887 For grading and paw
ing Durand street from the east curo
line OF Seyburn avenue to the west curb
line Of Van Dyke avenue a,n 49,, INV
ing Holcomb avenue, from the north
line OF st Paul avenue on the east to
the south curb line Of Kercheval ave-
Roll No. 1899. For grading and paw
ing Tillman avenue. from the north
line Of Warren avenue to the south line
Roll No 1910. For grading and pay
ing Seminole Avenue. from the south
south curb line OF Charlevoix street
Roll No. l24l. For grading and paw.
ing Meadowbrook avenue. from 700
feet more or less south OF Jefferson
avenue to the south curb line OF JEFF
Either OF said parts may be paid
within 80 days from the date Of this
notice without interest.
II either OF said parts one. two, three
or four shall not be paid when they
interest at the rate OF per cent from
the date Of confirmation Of the assess
ment will be added, and the premises
asscssed will be advertised and sold 40
MAX c. KOCH,
A-12T City Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-16

GIRLS.

Bonnie Ladrosny. 6li Aiexandrins
John Trsthewsy. 7s Asrrick; Harry
O'Netl, IT'S Chippewa; Albert Kuhn. 24s
Heidelberg; William H. Clarke. s7s ir0-
Quois; Louis Sxraleapi. ISL South; Will
lam Echternkamp. 1907 Forest east;
Donald A. Grant, 1874 Fischer; John z.
Valentine. 1871 Crane: Charles Cunkei.
los Kanter; Peter LaBelle. 224 Milwau-
Ike. east; Teofil Piwonska, 1859 McDou-
gall; Jan Wroblewski. sss Thirty third.
BOYS.
Sam Ellis, 81 Thirty-second; Sanford
Swickle, 294 Rowena: Eugene Wuer-
ner. Dslmar; Albert Zielinsk. III
Norton: John J. Radxiecki, e76 Mitch.
ell; NJ. Tusxenski. ass Superior: Harry
Kline. 1901 Canton; William Saul 81
Joe; Harry J. Wildman, 2l4 owen: John
Depfer. 602 Garfield east; John Wis
.iski. 7ss Twenty fourth; John "; Ora
ham. 50 Beech: Grover Cleveland Bush
aw. 1871 Fifteenth; Earl II. Wigle. Sc
Cameron: Bert Berner. 2sl Wanda; An
son j. Reid, 261 Lemay Arthur La Due.
sss Eighteenth;. Arthur ii. J; Tobian.
SAC Seneca Felix Osaka, 1873 Thirty
second; John Waicka, S42 JEFFERSON
west; Edmund Maicsinski. so Holborn:
George StwoskL 81 Thirty-fourth; An
thony Stec. Is Bolivar.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-16
DEATHS

Richard Broderick. Minneapolis.
MINI. rs years typhoid fever; cecelia
Derengowski. rs Albert. 8 months.
ricketts,: Frank Watoski. 1876 st. Au-
bin, years, bronchial pneumonia;
Stanislaus Czartoryski. 1021 Kirby east.
~ days. commissions; Virginia Balkan.
407 Garfield, / month. cholera infant
UNI; Rose A. Smith. House OF Provi-
dence, % years, carcoma Of hip; John
Dorsey, st. Mary's hospital, IS years,
pneumonta: Elizabeth Mcfarland, 467
Kirby east. IS years, chronic parenchy.
matous nsphritis; Harry J. Venta. 701
Fort west. 81 years. chronic nephritis;
Bonnie Strenkowski, i69 Willis east.
year. broncho- pneumonia; Agnes Costi-
gan. l27S Kercheval, ~ years, pulmon-
airy tuberculosis; Geraldine II. Bowers.
7OS Kirby west. 9 months fastro en-
teritis; Emma M. Beach. i<s Campbell.
months. marasmus; Anna Walkowski.
Sos Warren east, 70 years, acute dla-
tation OF heart denevieve hansen, 2372
East Grand blvd. months, marasmus:
Gerald Carmen. 1883 Holcomb. Z
months. marasmus: Julius Boeschel, las
Preston. 81 years, apOplexy. Frederick
G.. Timps, 627 Williams. month. heart
disease; Caroline Sedlacaek, 10 jose
phine, ~ years, senile debility; Earl G.
Jones, Grace hospital, sc years, pneu-
monia; Ella PEEK, 203 Harbsugh. 5 years.
diphtheria; John Lang. % Lyon. 80
years, chronic interstitial nephritis.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-16
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
IN THE RECORDERS COURT FOR
THE CITY OF DETROIT.
In the matter Of opening DUBOIS
STREET from Trombley.Avenue to
Grand Boulevard East, where not
already open, 30 feet wide, a. .
public street and highway.

Al a session Of said court held upon
the 2Sth day OF August. A. ID. 1913, in
the city Of Detroit:
Present, the Honorable William +.
Connolly. Judge OF the Recorder
e0ur, sppearing from the return Of the
summons in the above entitled cause
that certain Of the respondents can
not be found within the county OF
THoMPsoN; and that said responds t
has not been served with summons
issued by said court. In the manner
provided by law and that said respon,
Ssn not Voluntarily appeared in said
proceedings. 1t hereby ordered. ad-
Judged and decreed that said respon-
dent, ADELE CAMPAU THOMPSON
annear and show cause, II there be
any, why the prayer. Of the petitioner
should not be granted, on or before the
soth day Of September. 1918. And 1t ig
further ordered. adjudged and decreed
that a certified copy OF this order be
nsrsonaiiy served respondent wherever
found, II practical. at least six days
before September 30th. 1913: And 1t
IL further ordered. adJudgsd ana de.
personal service 10 not practical as to
such respondent. be made by publish
ing copy for three successive weeks
ut least once In each week In the De:
within the municipality. and that the
last publication thereof to be at least
ak days before the said soth day OF
sep'em'e WIN. F. CONNOLLY.
Judge of the Recorders Court
THOMAS p. PENNIMAN.
Attorney for Petitioner.
RICHARD l. Of c S:
Business address: 3oi City Hall.
(A-i23) Detroit. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-16
FLOWER OF POLES
IN this COUNTRY
MEETING HERE
Delegates To National Alliance
Speak English and Make
Good Appearance
WILL TAKE UP MANY
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
Committee Has Been At Work
for Week Revising the
Constitution

A great crowd filed Sacred Heart
of Mary church. Russell and Canheld-
avcs.. Monday morning. when the Rev.
FIR. Joseph F. Folta neid services at
the opening of the annual convention
OF the Polish National alliance, or, as
the Poles have 1t, the Zwiazek Naro-
dowy Polski, an organization with a
membership OF 100000 American
Poles.
The TAO delegates to the convention,
and many other visitors, formed In
ranks before Dom Polski. the Polish
home ON Forest-ave., between Chene-
Ut. and Grandy-ave.. at $3.50. and
marched to the church. After the
service, they returned to Dom Polski.
Meanwhile, the credentials commit
tee had been In session. The rest Of
the morning was spent In the work
Of organization. Park Commissioners
Dust, representing Mayor Marx, well
coined the visiting delegates to De-
troh.
Dom Polski and all the buildings In
its vicinity, were decorated In red
and white, and the Polish eagle was
conspicuous everywhere. Well-dressed.
intelligent. English-speaking, the del
egates to the convention are the how-
er OF the Poles In America. They will
continue In session until Saturday
night, and probably into Sunday
morning.
Many important questions are to be
taken up. A committee has been at
work for q week, revising the consti-
tuition to provide q more acceptable
form of government. II Is now pro-
posed to have a committee named as
an executive body, to receive recon-
mendations for the conduct of the al.
lance, and pass on them. This COM
mittee. II 1t is established. will be
composed OF the strongest and most
experienced men In the body.
The question of insurance will also
come up. It IL expected that there
will be q readjustment of rates. A
body of experts will undoubtedly be
appointed to deal with this feature
OF the alliances work,
Further provision will be made for
the Polish college in Cambridge
Springs, Pa. Land and buildings have
been purchased at a cost OF $275.000.
High school studies are now being
taught there. but 1t Is the plan OF the
alliance to convert the school into q
university as soon as a SUFFICIENT
number Of advanced students can be
obtained.
Those delegates who were In the
city were entertained Sunday night
in Dom Polski by the presentation Of
q comedy, "Radcy pana Radcy," by
q number OF Detroit Poles, including
z. Dworkowski, w. Droszcz, b. Zie-
linski. Alex. Kucinski. and the fol-
lowing ladies': +. Grabczewska, M.
Zielinska, and NJ. Janiszewska.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-16
SUBURBAN NEWS
BIRMINGHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Durkee. of
Denver, Colo, are visiting his sister,
Mrs. Frank German, on Pierce-st.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nash, Q
daughter.
Alex McKinnon, of Willits-st., who
has been In Harper hospital, Detroit,
with appendicitis, was brought home,
Saturday.
Cargill Young. Of Denver, Colo, IL
guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Young, on Pierce-st.
The Rebecca lodge will hold q
meeting in their lodge rooms, Wed.
nesday evening, Sept. II.
Mrs. Frank McHough Is very III at
her home on Pierce.st. d
Mrs. Lucy Simenson. of Mt. Glenn
ems, Is visiting friends here.
Fen Watkins came home Saturday
with his ponies, from Bots Blanc.
Charles Tompson. OF Big Beaver,
left for school at Assumption col
lege, Sandwich, Ont, one day last
week
MIR. STANDARD, of Greenwood.ave., il
spending a few weeks at Burt lake.
in the northern part of the state.
Word Is just received of the sert-
Gus illness of Mr.. Killgore, of Wyan.
dotte, formerly Of Birmingham.
Mrs. Lillian Beazly, Of Columbus.
O., is a guest of Mrs. Margaret VIII
son, Of Walled Lake.
Allie Bodine. of Bridgeport, Conn.
Is visiting his children. who have
spent the summer with their grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John X Adams.
Ellsworth Plumstead, Of Mapleave..
left Saturday for the convention of
The Detroit times., 1913-09-16
TALKS OF SECOND
BRIDGE TO ISLAND
Council Committee Discusses
Plan and Will Consult Dust
As To Location

The council committee or parks and
boulevards held a meeting Monday
morning to discuss tentative plans for
q second bridge connecting the up
per end OF Belle Isle and the Amerf
can shore, above Gladwin park. Aid.
Eddie" Barnett. chairman OF the com.
mittee, appointed Aid. Heating, Jakel
and Rutter to consult with Park Com
missioner Dust concerning q proposed
location for the new bridge. II II
understood that speculative real e.
tate dealers have secured options on
river front property near Glsdwin
park. having received tip that the
bridge will be built within q year.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-16

the international Lyceum association
which convenes at their headQuar.
ters In the Auditorium motel. Chicago.
Sept. Is to IS.
John BENJAMIN and Jerome Foote
are nshing ut Birch Run and Saginaw
for q week.
The Ladies' Aid society of Big Beav.
er. are preparing articles for Q bazaar
to be held soon.