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FOR RENT
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.

HIeat furnished.J
The HarsoTd ISIS Clifton aa as sp hath 5000
The Tulane. 21O9 18th st. NV. rooms. $3.50
Tss st s5 y9o n: 1sc
The Andover. 1925 " NV, 81. and bath. 1000
soS Ct: NV, rooms $50
The wsrrenton 1861 wyoming ave-. d.. s7.so
he Frederick. 9Th 0 ox.. e. 5. sr.S 800
dso4 Irving St, srd floor. n. and hath; 33s0
s1s & 9S 81 ans e.
The Dartmouth. 2e5 St. NV. g.. bath. $3.50
r !ss osw Se ia i2s E9e ss g g
The Redwood, 1921 Corcoran. LIST floor; 4r. $3.50 o
az w ~, ST.. rooms; a.. 81
The Co1,nston. 1855 Columbia road. sr. -. 100
1877 18th st NV; srd door. A. and d.. 500 c
The Dartmouth. 263 Ut. NV. rooms. $3.50
Oil E st. NV. rooms and bath. ........ 27so
so New York ave- . n.W. sfd door, sr..... $50
i isSs st. Nv. rooms .........'.. * e az
STONE / FAiRFIx. isaa New York ave NV .V''
TwoFAMILY FLATS.
Go heat furnished,
1909 Kalorama road. rooms. .......... 5000
Is St n.e., End door rooms S.. VAN $50
80 7 st. ne, End noor. 6 rooms. ......... 200
1924 18th vt. NV, rooms and la tn 300
:705 18th st. NV. LIST floor. rooms. 22.50
POS II tn st. NV. 2nd door. rooms SO
H. D
i7Ssc willard st. NV. LIST noor. ST.. hath: $40
800 st. NV, rooms aud bath. 2l60
81 st. NV, LIST hoor. ar. and hath. -. 21.50
Go Elliott st. ne. rooms 20h0
is. scfd i. p'. nr ne: End hesr rooms, 90
e sI:.s sa st. I'D ses s aa ss H.
342 18Th st ne, 2nd Aoor Or. and hath. 1870
az Gresham pi.. 81 noer, q: and bath. i5.2s
1t 5 40
1921 st. ne. 5 rooms and bath. ...... $50
sis Orleans pi. LIST noor, a r.. aud bath 1856
sfeSE ISo 1s4 s' se S'' York ave
1900 Q ST. NV. NEAR 10th ST
No. Ia rooms and bath tho kitchenl. $50. 80
THE ALIESHTRsf." d aioe Columbia road DIV
fH if9G cAI LIZ Gssa 18th and sts S'o0
The fe'% IA a 1oR eSsh 4ss ST NV. 1880
10. r isss , 5aa s. NV. near Scot, circle 'O
4. F. FOX Co. Agents. iii ii st. ''''''
JOHN F. DON0H0E 4 SONS, INC.
81 Psnnsylyania avenue Sc.
lls 9th st. ne
$40: one Of the most modern equipped apart
msnts in Was Open for inspection.
PARK ROAD NV. CONVENIENT TO CARS;
5-rms.. bath: ideal apartment front and rear
fni: side lights: large rear yard: 5000. CAY
WOOD GARRETT, 1891 \. Y. ave. NV 5s
$780, RMS. IND FLOOR. ST. NV,
near 9Th; select location; heat and gas fur
GARRETT. 1881 y. Y. ave. NV. s.
THE HADDON,
1880 New Hampshire ave.
Desirable apartments In this modern bldg. !:
convenient location: v block from U st.;
rooms. large reception hall and bait. in each
apartment: steam heat: electric light; ok
Rentals from $35 to $45 each.
RESERVATIONS NOW BEING MADE
MOORE 4 HILL. Inc. 1902 II NV.
8 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH; PANTRY,
heat aud gas furnished; ali rooms newly
papered; rent only 80. Bee this at lSo3
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1Gsf n ST N.W.. lar BATHS $50. 10
IIa0 q st. NV. Ter. ali mod imps -. 47.s8
1852 Coreoraa ST NV 10 rooms . baths. ~ %
i,se r 81 Or b. large ward. col ...... so
o3l7 IL ST NV Or hath col, ...... -. on
I.oi 9c.L n ~ 5r all mod imps COL Is 50
4s0fs r. s; sw Or water ..... 1880
81 I ST s.w 5r.. all mod. imps-. coll. li.O
A. 7. HoLTZNAN. 1920 y Y. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-BEAt TlFIL SIR. AND b. LARGE
attic house: side light: lsrGn front and back
Iurches: $iS.;yO mo. OWNER, 800 10th a.
H.. D
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FOR RENT-IN APARTMENT HOUSE. FUR
ntshed and unfurnished apis. Of 1 and
rooms: adjoining bath: private phone. Apt. o.
the Massachusetts. 1872 Mass. ave.
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wM. II. sarNpNRs & Co.
REAL t'STATE LOANS AND INST HANCE.
PHONES St:i y NAN AMI 1910 ,; ANp lol7
'IIo Hclm"nt ST. b$s5.5O -.s Quincy Orb 80
teleci. INV h. BIO. 1!.; Col I'd. 6r. b.
1919 I0ih. Tor. b.:ia.-o key al ia. n -,
l.DI Belmont. srb.;.a Bias Dunn av.1r. b. Is 80
ls NV. ST.. h. iat:ioI1 700 se. Gr. b. 100
INV 80: 20 3al5 M Pleas. Or hso ~
40T ne.sr.b.h-w hi2-to 1921 sth. 6r. b. 2S.t'
423 10th Sr. ~ ~ PCS Nv Nv se -. b. To- %
FOR GOOD CoLoRED TENANTS.
1886 9th CIR. 30 1::2I % al. Ar. 10. ~
Te2 Harvard. III. b. ~ 20 - Defrees. Or. b.16oo
1925 sti 6r ". sew. IA 20 iai Elm. Or. b. 81. so
PARTMENrS-IIEAT FURNISHED
1905 $. 6r.h list f,xi2..0 Derbyshre l761 Co.
1arS st. IS, door Gr a ~: ~. !: 50
>" D. fATS.wiTHor'r HEAT.
50f nwS.. b2i d. 1s.50l 1871 l.. Ar. b. 10. 90
81! &. ne, .' ESQ 1877 Wis as. 81 r. 500. 500
FOR RENr-TIIos. D: WALSH. Isl2F. NJ. 1921
s ss". me- NV or 's G ns ss
Ala Va av Sc 6r.bla.oo 1855 r ne Or. b.Ia.0
zoos NJ 7r-. 1900 1895 me. Or. ~. ~
l22 Seaton ne. ii. Il. a. lol4 LIST Sc. 5r. 20
los X NV. 3r. IL. 70 Fenton ct ne. 4r.S.50
LOG * NV. @r. HOO, Ware'h 1886 X nweo.oo
FOR RENT-BY DITvALL CO.. 7c2 18th NV.
1855 H'vd 1ir. 5.$t0.0t 40 20 ne. Or. b. .2n..T
32S NV 16r. 5000 1929 Sth.6r,b.. 0.S0
lIg ilth NV ar b. 10 10 1923 Pa se.6r.b. ~. rs
900 o NV 10r. b.. $3.50 81 nv. 81. b.. 1850
645 9th ne. Or. b. % 80 ZIG II av. Or. 1850
ioG 11th ne. 6r. -2250l 1850 18th ne. Or. .12.JO
227 nw,6r.b..- p.
FLATS.
sos H. Or b, heat $500 1871 Pa ave se.5r .bl1 80
.03 + NV I'd a. .1s0Gl 1907 Potomac sc. II so
20l1 18th 3r, b...1S.0ol 12i1a d ne. Or. bis. 80
PIP Pa av Pr 50 CAS- Morton ne, At, b. 1850
COLORED TENANTS.
III O NV ar. b. .25 ~ a022 VT av NV. Or. II 40
434 Fla av 81. b.. 1855 2112 18th, 6rw... .1750
,3t Sd ne ,6r 1909 I'D nv, Or, ". 80
"A g NV Or. sol 2l27 9th NV Or. W.. 1850
iO9 ne. Or. 225OI 70S Barry nw,6r... 1850
90 /. NV. 5r, W. is so
STORES.
5le 11th nw.....11500 Isi3 7th NV ..... 5000
ii Pa av NV. 1900 1916 7ta "a apt. $50
~ 18th NV. "a. 1000 CAB NV .lk00
PHONE N. 114S FOR LIST OF APARTMD(
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! ALSH. 1872 +. NJ. 1921.
IS X ne. 5r. 4. 1870
COL0RED.
81 Pierce NV. Or $l6.:.0
l35S II ne. 6r. b. 1a.a,
1896 Il me. CIR. ~. ~
1014 LIST Sc. 5r. 1910
\ Fenton ct NE. sr.S..0
Ware'h 32o6 X nwW. 90
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THE LEHIGH,
No. 26O5 ADAMS MILL ROAD.
Choice apartments. containing 4 and rooms
and bath; all rooms very bright and have
southeastern exposure; large porches; every
modern convenience: perfect condition. Rents.
$40 to $50 See these before II is too late.
THE ALENDALE.
y. II. AVE. AND y ST. NV.
Beautiful broom apartment: large porch;
Telephone in building. Rent, S49 per month.
THE CADIZ.
NO. lI6-17 .'E'' ST. Sc.
Very attractive 4-room and bath apartments;
all outside rooms: telephone In building; near
two car lines. Rents. $50 to $3.50.
BOSS PHELPS dnc.),
IA 14th ST. NV. Main $40.
1921 RIGGS PLACE NV.
rooms aud bait $40 per month
5 rooms and bath SIS per month
Apply on premises to
II. ROZiEB DULANY, 1888 r st. NV.
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FOR RENT LIST NF
BELT OBRIEN & co. tfuc,.
1909 G ST NV.
TeephoneS Main 1.aI- 300
JNFI-REISIIED upI-SE-S

l5O9 u )
TelephoneS NJ
TNFURNISH
1881 y, 10r. 81. $500
1908 Belmont ST NV.
1910 Eye nw.14r.b.s so 90
1907 : nv. 10r.b. .5u.C0
.l14 10th NV. Tor. h. IS. 10
1906 Calvert NV. 9r.
2D .-.-.....--. A 90
ao4 o3d NV. Tor. 2b. 4'.uD
!TI2 p NV, Or, h. AS 90
l23l y NV. Tr. b. al. 20
2527 I2th NV. dr, b. 81. 80
22O3 LIST NV. Or. b.S.G 90
1914 18th NV Or, h. $3.50
~ T. NV. CIR, b.. =. 81 20
1857 Il 1 avnc. 7r,b j. 80
@4 ]. Sc. l2r. b. . 5000
600 l. ne. Or. b. ..-21. 30
1907 FLA az nw.6r.b2I. 80
COLI
1929 9th NV. Or. b. b. 80
ll41 18th nw.Sr, b. 1910
1873 18th NV. 1r..-2a.1O
1918 Ore av NV, ), h25. 60
1878 Ore av nw.5, b22.a0
STO
49, n.
615 + NV -......lto.oO
1916 14th NV. store.
6r, b .........lCO.00
.i23 18th NV. 10000
1928 n Y av. -. 5000
400 18th It. 1000
FL!
1900 18th NV. 5r.b.25.00
ao26 y Cap. III, Or, b.2i.0o
APART
THE MELROSE.
1913 Clifton st.
Apt 51-5r, b -. .33. co
Apt 52-5r. b 90
Apt 2l-5r. b $500
1926 NJ ST. NV.
ID d, 5r. b 1890 81. 80
Sd n. 5r. b $500. 30. co
LIST a. 5r, b $500. 30. SO
The NEWTuA.
$40 F. ST. ne.
Apt lOi-5r. b 30
Apt 301-5r. b 5000
POTOMAC FLATS.
Saith & 35th on NJ NV.
Ar and b .......ao. %
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FOR RENr-TIIOS. u. v
22O Y ne. Or. b.S2i. 20
2504 VI NV. 10r.b.2a.50
l13 Heck'n. 6r-b. $500
ala Va av Sc. 6r.b1a.N
zoos NJ So. 7r....15.oo
i22 Sraton ne. jr. l2.da
los X NV. :ir. -12..n
LOG X NV. :;r. HOO
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FOR RENT-H0UsEa
UNFURNIeHED (Co1eAn1o1l

FOR RENT-BY MOORE 9 HiLI dNo.l
1902 n st. nv.
rYNETiTcfSHEn nOTi6un
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FOR RENT-BY DTVAI
1855 H'v'd.iir. 2,5. 5000
32S C NV. l6r. b. - sc. 90
llg llth NV. ar. 10. y
900 o NV. Tor. b. IS. 80
645 9th ne. Or. b. % 80
ioG 11th ne. 6r. b-22,A
227 H NV, Or. b..-.-2e,.o
FL
sos II. Or. b, heat. IS 90
a03 + NV, ID a. ..ls.0i
2Ol1 14th, 3r. b. ..1S.oo
PIP Pa av NV. Pr. hl1.50
CnT nDEN
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BELT, UBEIFN A. -. Vuc.J,
1909 G; ST. NV.
146o COLUMBIA ROAD.
Elegant semi-detached house.
II rooms, ) baths. garage: $9S per month.
VIII sell for $14.5O0
IN FINE ORDER-2S21 14th ST. NV: RENT
reduced: $3.50: 10 rooms. OWNER, 131.
Fairrnont Phone Col. 1906.
sls5O-MODERN BRICK IN SELECT SUB
urb: semi ached; rooms. bath front and
rear Dorches; convenient to cars: Ingrahan
St NV, Brightwood- CAYW0OD Z GAR
RETT 1881 n. Y. ave. NV. O.
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I, 907 G st. NV.
I05 eth ne. tir. b. 20. 20
4l9 b sc. 5r. h. 20. 20
zoos B ne. 6r.b. 20. 80
ABS 18th Sc. Or. b. Is. 30
92 X Sc. 6r. W. TO- 80
800 NJ Sc, orb 1000
. 1l12 Bird he. Or, W. IA 30
EPAIR-COLORED.
2l1 l.. 1r-..--..1s.50
4l1 q. Or 80
252l +. Ar. .......il.00
GA 2oth. Ar. $50
$50 23rd. Or. 80
Stores with dwellings.
23l5 l., sto. 6r- .25.:s0
2l4l II. sto. III. LEO
Garage. 2::i5 I....l1.00
: 26th and Pa. ave.
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RED.
At u NV. ST. b % n
1887 lIth NV. 6r. b. j ,
s Patterson ne. Or. 1880
l6 Patterson ne.1r. $50
RES.
i06 II ne ----a5.50
$40 18th 90
Bath and VI SITS. 20. co
All Ridge NV. store.
Sr. stable go. 1900
IT'S.
l443l. A Sc. 3r.b. 1850
1919 X NV. 81. .20.J0
,fENTS.
THE BERLIN,
. Iowa circle.
Apt ol-5r. u 80. 5000
Ant 3-ir. II 30 90
THE LOGDOUN.
3l4 E. Cap. 1t.
Ap; 322-S-. b -. 1000
An; 5t-5r. ID -. 80. 90
Apt +B-2r. b -. 1850
The PARK,
Ial 18th st. ne.
Az o-r- IA IN 70
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Rear 14O6 10th NV I5o Rear 1908 NV 25.ot
BELT, O'BRIEN * CO Qnc.),
1909 G. ST. NV.
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s57 r NV. store and 3
Doom .........l@ %
l335 Pa av. .2Ou. 90
1881 14th, sto. 7r. $500
l6i9 1ith NV. 40 90
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813 TIA ST Me- ROOMS AND BATH;
hot-water heat: large yard 20-ft. alley: fret
floor; rent. $2O.50. Amply to OWNER. 24l6
18th. Phone Col. $50. 81
FOR RENT-BY OWNER LEAVING CITY. DE
sirable Ind floor apt. 5r.. h. & porches. 18th
and d ne. Rent reduced to SIS. One month
rent RENTED II taken in 10 days. N. y.
CARTER. Plymouth.
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CoLORED.
e21 30 1914 10th NV, 7rl 81 so 205o e NV q. \
SIS. So. .....S22 I'D o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Peter Krojewski. ~; Agnes Regel
Russell Hall. q, Detroit: Gladys
Mavis. 20, Farmer O.
Albert Weidman, '23;. Cressie Hall, %.
.. walter Frshm. 20; Mary ostrowski.
/. {. Gu. sussmileh, 20; Amelia BORROW
Raphael CUNNINGHAM, IS; Ernsstine
Col. Anderson. 2s; Florence smith.
Ladisiaus Stoke. 81; Anna Benyak.
Paul Kapica. 2s Manistse; Anna
waverly Pollard. rs; Clara Boswell.
James simpson. 2s. Highland Park;
Mary A. Sutherland. 20, Detroit.
John Mytzsh, "a; Frances Bunk, IS.
!, Henry Lindhurst, "a; Agnes Behrer.
Nick comsia. ~; Mabel Title. az
John Hanan. 22. Toledo, o.; Edith
Raussee. -, Wyandotte.
anthony szewezyk. ~; Mary Nowai-
stanislaw Pasciszewski. "a; Feliksa
John Pleclok. 10; Rosa Ludwin, 10.
Fred Teole, 20, Royal Oak: Anna
Melchert, 81, Greenfield.
:. Matthew Manard. "a; Lena syampa.
Roy Moore, ~. Detroit; Erma La
Walter sueky. Is; Caroline Rsenow-
John Van Fossen. az; Bessie George.
Charles Freiburser. Jr. IS; chritine
b. yeith, 20.
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BIRTH LIST.

e e&k Roys +sts 14
NJ Soik. s!s South; J. Patterson
ri. ss A WSos los ss asT
Sls Farnsworth. A. Gruscinski S.,
schook. iiss Rivard; p. schiacit. 81
n sa B. sSss sss hos
Lucas, Woman's hospital; e. weath
Moman's hospital; I. Gorreson, Ss Ia
Sale y. Crete, 1904 RUSSELL; r. Raw
campau; y. Mason, IS adelaide; 4
Hecla; 3. Bonhali. 10 chope; O. Mason
Il Bsrn mu': AZ s. Es: b frs ssrSo
S sSEawfosd; 81 z; DsHstrs. SIS pix; W
Mitchell j Wickens 7lo Psnnsyl:
seheIoski. 1861 SOFTEN; NJ sii~srman
26s Kirby; ,. Marshall Al Reid; I
Tgiteh: IA Delmar; F Pelletier. lOso
Meaoyan. SIS Tiiiman; p. I ssorss. i4is
s'Siesp.a Ers sys w,,i AZ
g Klosterman. Detroit: A. Bradtke
SIS Dubois; H; McAtee. ass Sew.
doifs, ss4 RicpsIie; r. ue oysrps a. SS ssi
Brainard; J. Schweiger. woman's hos.
pital; g, Costello. eS Oakdaie; j.. VIII.
T ter; ~ BewiSk: 2. Grunwald, iiiN
Frants SIS Mcp pSa III a TT nHsfs; !;
Livernois; O. Wummei. sS7 Riopelie
S :: Berry = shel' Mack Mr.. Work. sti
win; A. Rakaji, s Bacon: M, Barrisk
81 High; II: Hertzberg. asa High: /
wssssti i..,:. " wenst, sig High p dries
lew: A. yanGoiiis. asia JEFFERSON: <
bogacz, 81 Clayton; j. RoTier' III,
Manistiqus; w. Kiger. 72o Greenwood
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90 nSsr Nsv 292eoe
si,abss. some s@sI' fysIss Sc
try and tools 4 map & q IS
ss cs.ii y sss'Ess 3; ps.s D!- -.
enndays. Royal Oh 49,.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-28

Charles O, aroth, ae4 Hale, 50 years
nepnrius Ernestine M. Benin. 81
monia; Joseph o. Roy, Harper hospitsi
years. ulcer; John e. stubensky. ssi
kumert, Jr,, Sc Maybury. So years i ~.
perculosis: Lillian K. bruIard Prov.
S Ssnss nnos s5pss t,sss years emboiisn
ski. ss1 Inward, IS years mitSai ~.
sufhciency; Herbert Kaufman, ss2 y
Alex. %i,, u years. cerebral alb
- years, cerebral haemorrhaEe: Ernss'
n; KlaSesr 7sl McpoSgaiI, ij years
Terry. Harper hospital. SIS Years. peri
tonitIs; Sarah 8. jackson. az Jeffer
son se Sc years ulcer; Alma Jebber, .Iio
Anna Twsrek. iiso. jos csmpau SuT
years. carcinoma: Ellen Collins, 81
Earnsworth. IS years. cancer: william
Hill. 21i Rowena, s. years. tubercuIo
sis: G. N. Swain. Library Park hotel
66 years, uremic poisoning; Finley j
Myers, 1e4 clifford ~ years, pharyngi,
tbs; r. G. Sweet. st. Marys hospital, 6
years. apoplexy.
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and will. ] am sure. act as stimulus
to the fight 10 the finish which we
have eoyenanted to carry out.
"But I ask my followers In Ulstei
to remember that this Is not the &C
ton OF the nation but OF a despicable
political faction, and our duty at the
present moment Is towards our coun
try and the empire.
"But you may rest assured that we
shall not slacken for moment ouI
efforts to be prepared when our coun
try Is out Of danger to take such &C
ton as may be necessary to carry Out
our covenant to the end. | once
more promise to go straight on with
you In the fight, strengthened By the
belief that Great Britain will never
forgive the base treachery Of the gov
eminent.
I'VE will not have home rule
neyer!" .s
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DIED

DhRn
Baisch, aged rs years. husband Of
the late Elizabeth Baisch, father OF
Mrs. Gustav Abraham. Mrs John A.
Lott, Mrs. George Dittmer. Mrs. Jos.
a. Mittelsberger, Mrs. Robert Elles.
Mrs. Herbert Clebbon, Mrs. y. II
wittelsberger, Frederick J. Baisch.
Funeral from residence, Jefferson
and Nen-aves, Crosse Pointe, Mon
day at 2 p. m.
GRAHAM--sept. rs, 1914, at his sis-
ter's home. 207 Helen ave John "a
beloved son OF the late Michael and
Annie Graham and beloved brother
OF Arthur, Mrs. Rose Abernathv' Niss
Henry. OF Detroit; Michael, OF WAN
+ dotte. and Rev. William Graham, Of
New Orleans Funeral notice later.
GRIFFIN-M. j.. at his residence. 1sg
Stanton-ave., aged So years, beloved
husband Of Jennie u. and dear fafh-
er Of James. Winnie. Charlie. Iva.
Eva, Margaret and Prank Funeral
from residence Monday, D. m.
wEBER--sept "a. 1914. at residence.
sol Military. Anna, beloved wife OF
George Weber and mother OF Nil
liam r., George III. and the late Fred
Weber: sister OF Frank B., Joseph A.
and George wittiesberger and Mrs.
Dorothy Reeber. Funeral Monday
from residence at s.so and Holy Re-
desmer church 1T 3 o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-28
ANTI-HOME RULE
MEMBERS WALK
OUT OF COMMONS
When Protest Against Passage
Ignored, Carson Delegation
Leaves House
GOVERNMENT BITTERLY
SCORED BY UNIONISTS
Declare Liberals Are Taking Ad-
vantage of War to Force
Their Program

LONDON. Sept. 16.--(By Mail to
New York. )-Ulster will never accept
home rule. This is the only conclu
zion that can be drawn from recent de-
velopments. despite the fact that Ire
Hand has presented q united front In
the face of q national crisis and the
home rule bill has been placed upon
the statute books.
The unprecedented scene OF the en-
tire opposition, headed by Andrew
)Bonar Law. walking from the house OF
commons and refusing to participate
- In further debate when a protest
against the enactment Of home rule
during the war was ignored. was pre-
scented. Attempts were made TO cable
this news today, but 1t was held up
killed, by the British censors.
The Unionists regarded the action
OF the government as q fragrant
breach OF faith, but left the house
rather than prolong the party differ
ences by debate. In a manifesto to
Ulster, Sir Edward Carson calls upon
his followers to continue to do their
duty toward the empire. despite 1.-THE
unparalleled treachery and betrayal
OF the radical government.
They are taking advantage or the
situation created by the war, which
threatens the very existence Of the
limited Kingdom and the empire, to
Iinfiict upon us this degradation and
humiliation" the statement declares,
"The government has thought 1t an
opportune moment. when great mum.
her of members OF parliament are
serving their country and SO many OF
our people have nobly responded to
!, ord Kitchener's appeal, and when,
therefore, we could not enter upon
res,stnnce without injuring and weak.
ening our country, to seek a party
Triumph without regard to national In.
kerests.
.The infamy Of such a proceeding
VIII I know. sink deeply into the
heart OF every loyal and patriotic man,
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Gov. Glynn to the Poles

A free nation itself, America hopes
for time VIXEN every other nation
will be free. Dedicsted to liberty, II
applauds the advance Of liberty In
every quarter OF the globe. Cham
pioning the rights OF man. It rejoices
In the recognition Of those rights.
whether II be In the mountains OF
America or In the valley Of the Wis
tula The very name OF Poland strikes
a responsive chord In the American
heart.
The gallantry and chivalry of those
who fought for Poland's freedom has
been celebrated IN song. and story
The fierce spirit OF liberty which has
fiourished In that unhappy country
through sorrows and through reverses
has commanded the admiration OF
those whose forefathers fought that
America might be free. And America
shares with Poland the glorious and
immortal memory Of those dashing
heroes OF freedoms cause. Casimir
Pulaski and Thaddeus Kosciusko.
Fleeing to escape the vengeance OF
tyrant, Pulaski gave his life to
America at the siege OF Savannah.
After winning eternal renown for
himself at the battle Of Saratoga, here
In this very state, Kosciusko return
ed to his native country. to win fresh
laurels at Warsaw and Dubienka. Pc
fish freedom and American freedom
are mingled in the blood of the same
patriots. And It Is only natural that
Americans should take particular
interest and a particular pride In the
brighte. future that 10 opening for
the country of Pulaski and Kosciusko.
That great and inspiring author,
Victor Hugo, summed up the part that
Poland played In the development OF
Eurore when he said that while my
own dear France was the missionary
of civilization, Poland was Its knight"
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BY J. w. 7. MASON
(Torner Eurepean Manager OF sAe

Vn1te0 frcbesJ
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.--(1l q.
m,--yon Kluck's success In pre-
venting the seizure Of Noyon by
fhe allies is an important matter
for the crucial southwestern an
Gle OF the two German battle
fronts. Four highways running
into the lines OF Generals on
Kluck and Won Boehm start from
Noyou. One leads to the centrai
nosition of the western German
hattie front at st. Quentin, ~
miles north; another parallels
Won Kluck's line along the Disc
river to the important railway
center at Tergmier. IA miles
northeast, and continues four
miles further to the entrenched
Camp at La Fere; the third and
fourth run directly across the
Disc river, three miles from Noy'
on. and pierce Won Kluck's
strong position in the frequent
ly mentioned angle OF the Disc
and Aisne rivers,
The seizure and retention OF
Noyon by the allies would be the
frst important gain at Won
Kluck's corner which, II followed
up, would force Won Kluck to give
ground TO a serious extent ~
prevent this, still more oernas
reinforcements are being hurried
from the other end OF the pat
tleneld in Lorraine and the vos
ges. The draining OF the sou.n-
ern Lorraine district OF roops
10 strengthen Won Kluck gives
tempting opportunity for the re
sumption OF the initial French OF
fsnsive in the general direction
II would suit the German STRAIT.
sry very wen thus 10 entice the
"
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THE OLD WORLD WAR
FROM DAY TO DAY

allies. Any appearance OF the
allies In force at new point
would weaken some part Of their
present battle line, and by dem
onstratlng against that section of
the line the Germans might COM
pei the withdrawal OF part Of the
forces, relentlessly pressing up
on Won Kluck. II Is bad STRAIT
egg to divide detectives during q
battle: BY far the most impor-
tant consequences for the allies
can be gained by breaking up
Won Kluck's battle angle. To be
tempted by sentimental reasons
to begin an independent offensive
at this moment In Lorraine would
be playing the enemy's game to
the full.
The German attack on the
Mouse frontier fortresses be-
tween verdun and Toul IL now de-
veloping in some force as q d.
version to compel the allies to
withdraw troops from the Won
Kluck corner. Incidentally, the
efforts to demolish these defenses
may AFFORD material for judging
what would have happened to the
German invading forces n Bel
gums neutrality had been re-
spected.
The alternative plan OF inva-
sion. II the Belgian route had
not been used, required the sub
Jugation OF the verdun-Toul fort.
resses to clear the way TO Paris.
! The present operations east OF
the Mouse are on a very much
smaller scale than n Germany
had launched her original offens-
i've from that area. Neverthe-
less. they may AFFORD a basis for
determining whether the German
general stan would have planned
as well strntegically n Belgium
had not been invaded.
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