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The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

8, 1910, at Boston.
Mass. william Rogers Autisdel, be-
loved husband Of Meta Antisdei.
Funeral service At the home of his
sister, Mrs. Robert c. Mcclure. 2+3
Dslaware-avs.. Friday afternoon at
2 O'Clock.
CONyOR--Feb. 4. Mrs. Archange, be-
loved mother Of Richard p, Frank
G.. Mrs Helen r. Bishoff, Mrs Mary
home OF her son, 307 Roosevelt -pl..
Crosse Poipte village. at . o'clock,
and -. Paufs church. Crosse Pointe
At s;ee.
GlgrORD--JuIian, Feb. T.. 1918. at
Harper hospital, aged 20. Burial
ut Hudson. N. Y.
NuLOEWsCHGyO-F Z, 1914, John
aged ~ years. beloved husband vi
the late Catherine. and father OF
Catherine. Anna and Mathilda Hii-
derscheid. Funeral from residence
- RusseiI.st.. Friday at p:3o n. m
ut -. Mary's chprch at 10 O'Clock
via limousine.
1Ns1EWsk1--Feb s, 1916. Joseph
aged 80. beloved husband 81 Nlc-
toria and father cf Mrs ~. przydN
lowski. Mrs. v. vitkowsisi. STANLEY
IleIoii, Gertrude. .I,srphine ", NJ
,'iars Funeral saturday ~ a:ao
~ n fwig u. rhurc. ~ 10 o'clock.
Burial q, Holy Crosse cemetery.
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III. s. STAND
49, MISJUDGED
BY ENTENTE

icas attitude tinds its parallel here.
"Aren't the Allies about ready to
quit!" do they really think they
have q chance TO winf",
These questions are asked In al
quarters here. Rumors have spread
broadcast that one or moro Of the
Allies are seeking = separate peace;
that any one cf them would be Will.
ing to listen now to terms less
onerous than they would have I'm
posed year ego. ~
can state most positively that
30 far a. Englsnd IL concsrned,
peace At present 10 out of the aues-
tion. This assertion Ii based not
only on the statements Of cabinet
members and other public men, but
upon persistent inquiry. among the
common folk. The pro-peace sle-
inent In England is . negligible
quantity. confined to . few irrecon'
cilables who have opposed the war
from the start and who are prac-
tically without influence.
John Bull today ID more dstermiu-
cd than ever to SEQ the thing
through-and he 10 better prepared.
He has quit speculating on the
length Of the war. and has got down
to business. lie is not worried over
what he regards as merely tempo
rary successes Of the enemy. He ID
confident he will win: and he would
resent most bitterly any interference
by outsiders.
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YPSILANTI

Tn. lat. Me-. M.rSarst ! K:nn:SSy; M q =
whose funeral was held Tnursony
morning from st.. johns Catholic
nSrfn sMo r.t VA fsmilss s%Ss %So rst RI 0 settled %
tho corporate iimits OF Ypsilantt and
she died In one OF the two nvst
nSy'ss bSs Snu hfTs .,,sn she cane 20 ohn tsaa
Ksnnsdy took place Jun: 3. 1855. in
81. Johns Catholic church, and II
was the frst marriage ceremony ceie-
brated In that edihce Before the
the Kennedy home. what II now the
business secti0n was at that time 9
vast meadow and round about we're
forests PeopIed with Indians. deer
Miss vinora Beali has moved from
EOS Emmet-st.. TO the Mrs. Georgiana
Owen house on N. Adams-st.
G; :: Barker and wife are movins
The senate Of the high school viii
give . dancing party Friday evening
In the new building.
nri Dsntnn n,3 Siass; ,odr M,a .wd w% N.Y., ~
Helen Glass win spend Friday in Do
Mrs. J. r. rrufaut IL visiting her
mSsher Hh .,S y Mo- Worthwhile 3 II o.,,. h.v. ron.
to New York city for q thrse-wssks'
br. II. n. Britton win talk to the
Msn cuS Of g: LYks church sSs oIS Tc's O.
The NTH number Of the Normal
concert course will occur Wednesday
win Percy arsinser siv,nE 4 piano
DR.. Newell Dwight Hills. of Brook
lyn. ~ Y. will lecture In the near
'0iSr' b4. t. T. iGe IT,. Asrp.r AsI%s' Ia. returned
from Belgrade, Mont, where he
went to regain his health At the home
OF his sister.
day evening Feb. %.
Artie Hickman win entertain the
So,iy y.o9nt Country h sbus OF Superior Fri
fhe Normal college basket ball
team will play Hiilsdale college In
the Norma symnasium, SATURDAY.
the % member. s oe'p of the % shsrp cius
Saturday afternoon In her studio on
A business meeting of Ypsiianti
CHAPTER No: & iis; 0. T. s. VIII be held
The Dixboro Epworth league win
give q valentine party. Friday eve-
ming, Feb. I &, In the home OF the pas
Mrs, Nellie d. Yerkes will enter
tain the ID. A. r.. Friday afternoon.
.Riographer OF Washington" viii
be the topic Of an original paper to
be read by Mrs. Garth Beckingt6n.
and Miss Alma Blount. OF the Normal
faculty. Will rad paper on 'Por-
The pupils OF Mrs. Charles Breinine
will appear In 4 recital In the home
OF MIRA Breining. Thursday. Feb. IL.
Mrs, Seth Pew is very III.
Miss Neva Green. Miss Marcile Rog-
ers and Miss Louise Bellows will at
tend the u hop In Ann Arbor
Wednssday. to attend the meeting. OF
stitute. w. r. Taylor. OF Shelby. was
the state speaker.
Mrs. AdeiIs whitcomb. OF Eiiis-st.,
was at home, Thursday afternoon. to
the NJ 4. Woman's Home Missionary
The Normal Y. w. C. A. financial
campaign which was continued sew.
era1 days. closed today and II In be-
Iieved the contributions will roach
the 3l.Soo mark, which will be enough
10 cover the running expenses OF the
asgociation for next year.
Owen Camp. Modern Woodmen, will
meet this Thursday evening for .
The Free Church Aid society Will
meet saturday In the home OF Mrs
Robert Clark. In Superior township.
Mrs. Carl Clark will assist ~ hostess.
6cto Grange will meet Tuesday at
the home Of Henry Buss.
DIP. .. 3. Laird will 60 TO Petoskey,
Wednesday. to conduct . teachers IN :
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Births.
BOYS-

bOI
Flip Tinko. ~ Farr: Gso Z: beard
"a W. Euclid; Alexander Bulchak. q
Mack; John stawscki; sss ~ norsn; n~ =
0risdaie. iss wabash; Adoiph y. re.
sHhn s:1 css.n ss rouss:snlss ss:nlsS sssa
Thirsieth; Charles schrcsdsr, II Bog.
wood; Donald Niven. 1ss Hoic0mp;
Peter Karnanen, 20t Ven Court; Wsi-
e. s:. spI PsesIs.no! 81 Ksss ssssp. HipssS G
Yureo. .si pelmar y.nsnciuss s.,aS =
Trombly. iis5 Van Dyke: Edwara
Jankow.ki. sss Lymsn; stsnssl.r sl.c
al Dslmar; Andrew Bar,koa.k. ass
wesson: Frederick Sell. 81 May:
John Boiski. ioso Choptn: Herman
dss sss'ssslnSs Msnars. 7s Wilkins: VIM PARK
stevens. s0sls Bewick; Walter =.
Lumley. Providence hospital: Loui.
Stroin, 1s3 watson; Kajtan Pucia, 81
leans: John Lydlnk. iso Rademacher
Joseph c. Spindier. 1884 East Grand
blvd; Emmanuel selhansk. s1o La
GIRLS.
len s0ea Cook. ssaTss SIS ccneord; ss Charlie. A
Kanter. ss MerricK; John II. searles
iSS Parker: John Bonchkowski. Sot
Twenty -sighth; Alex. u. Matheson
Harper hospital, Alex Dunalewiex
p67 twenty third: George Treble
S5i Third; Drank Yaske, Si8 Illinois
Stanisisw Sowe. IL Hoiborn; Henry
Farmer. Providence hospital; Peter
Rzuchora, IL Winter; Henry Roehl
l12s Sheridan; George II. shook
ls71 Parker; Leo Lehner, Is Whippis
VIM. j. Fiannery. toS Crawford; Al.
bert De witt, 72 Van Court; steven
8: Kelly, 2s kanter stephen Polar. Polar
waiter could. sas sixteenth; Pau
Linenger, 81 Waterloo; Anton Pokry-
wkA. 1870 st. Aubin; Chas- f. VIII
son. s5 Stanford: Charles n. Radits
5s4 Military; Josef Ybura, 1897 81
Aubin; John Panek, sos Thirtieth;
Vito Gaormino, 2l6 Illinois; Francis
SEX BaFcs, 1 Wailace-pl,; Isaac Glin-
ner. sas St. Antoine; Geo. f. Parn-
% Harmon: Ckas. Bichy. SIS Field;
Juiis Darowil. 1890 Milwaukee; John
A. Jorgensen. Providence hospital;
Refaels souls, ls4s z: lafayette
ski. 1880 Chopin; Anton Paulowix. ~
sherwood; Max Kroll,. 23e Watson;
Ludwig Marks, 10fs Harper. Morris
Herman. i43 wilkins.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10
French Determined
I to Fight to End

~ WILLIAM PHILLIP GINND.
(rA1te Manager Of the unitsd -Prsssl
Between France and the Unite0
states there exists strange misun.
|dsfotsnding. Neither country .aoprs-
lcie}es the state OF mind of the eth.
Or, nor grasps the fun signiAeancs
u what the other 10 coutsading Tor.
This 10 ones imprsssloa following
. trip thfeush the .east, wsot ana
south. made TO get IN touch with
home conditions after being with the
AIlles In France since the bsginnins
u the war.
While oficialdom seems TO appro-
sista Americas position fully, the
rrench man-inthe.strest says "Amsr.
Irans are patient" You know by
khe vsy he Gays II thst he thinks
khe United States stands Tor peace
Ind making lots Of money-atsny.
)N5o; that the country n rolling IN
slalth. making and selling muni.
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tiuns. and that IN order to keep this
state of siRairs going. the nation will
beik at almost nothing; that with
Uncle Gam. dollars count before
Ideals, big business before prestige
and character.
President Wilson. In his western
speeches. made It plain that Colonel
House. or some OF the other pulse
feelers In Europe. had found this
same thing true Of Europe In gen.
erul.
On the other hand. one discovers
few Americans who seem 10 realize
the deadly earnestness OF the
French. I have been frequently
asked what France thought Of
peace.
trrsnce y not thinking of peace. I
And is you would insult French
man. all you have TO do is to suggest
peace to him now.
eve did ail we could honorably to
hare peace . year and q half ago"
he says. "Now peace can only come
after We lick the Germans"
THIS is not bluk and .bluster. He
means II. every word, He says It
quietly, but with . sort Of religious
lfsrvor In his voice. his jaws set, face
grim and determined.
So don't misunderstand the
Frenchman. Ills country 10 90 tee
totally set on fighting II out to q vic
tory-whether. this takes months or
ysars-that there is something In HIS
determination that IL almost weird.
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BY UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. Fec. io.--Frisnds
Of Loais d. Brsndeis were conAdsnt
today oe the outcome Of 30 hear
ing on his fitness for e the supreme
court bench, following the testimony
OF Clifford Thorue, Iowa railroad
commissionsr. and later two sup
porters OF the Boston attorney.
"a majority OF the committee In.
dicatsd clearly that they thought
the most Thorne had proved was
thst be and Brsndeis had different
ideas a. to how the ase rhould be
conducted" said one observer. close
20 Brandeis. There u no reason
Why the committee may not de-
eide. when it hears Brandeis, that
he was right. and Thorne wrong"
--Thorne charged ns and Brandsis
supposedly were agreed that:
The railways were not entitled
ID mor~ money and that when they
did get more money 1, must bs
through economies and charges for
some services then given free. But
IN the fnal argument. he sad, Bran.
dsis admitted the railways were not
earning enough TO assure their pros
perity.
This was an admission. said
Thorns, that the average return OF
seven and one-hah per cent on rail-
wsy Investments as shown by
Thorne's figures 10 not sufdcient.
"Our state was interested In those
cases." said Eshslman, and We
never felt Brandsis was unfair to
us. There is no reason why . com.
mission should always hold the
public right and the railways
wrong. I think Brandeis was en-.
tirely Justified In his plea"
Joseph y. Teal. who represents
coast lumber shippers. defended
Brandsis on the ground that ne was
hired ~ an expert, and not n IN
advocate of the shippers side of
the case.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

!ownshig board. IN q special meet
Born Wednesday. TO Mr.. and Mrs
The boys bsskstbsiI team OF the
high school will play . team from
the Young Mems Hebrew institute.
DstrcIt, saturday evening In soivsy
gymnastum. s.'-
Only routine business was transact
ed by tho Ecorse township board On
Wednesday evening In regular session
In Township Clerk Abel N. Lezotte's
Office, ltivsf Rouge. -.
,usy Henry Nessimer were in wyan-
dotte Thursday on business.
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WYANDOTTE

The CONGREGATIONAL choir will re.
hssrse Thursday evening In the
Miss Leah Fairchiid. who has beer
Medicine Hat. Alta, Can. ha: left foE
homo and will arrive Saturday.
Word has been received from Al.
bert Payettc, son Of Mr.. and Ars
feet that he has landed In the United
States at Bremerton. wash. after q
~ -years' Asiatic trip on the United
States ship Saratoga.
gave an - address TUESDAY svsnins BE-.
fore the Stationary Englnesrs, in sss-
sion In Gilbert hall, on "Steam tur-
bines." A large class was initiated
The society Will hold meettnss the
bert hall.
Nick Ranisuv was In the lookup on
Thursday for alleged assault and bat
terry on John Oara. No. 10 Cherry-st..
claims the man struck him for not
paying an alleged debt He was
brought before Justice Henry Ma
Mis-. Bessie Patterson. Mapie-st. IL
About goo people attended the X. Of
G. ball Wednesday evening In Arbei-
The w. IT, NJ. 8. OF the Methodist
Wilhelm. Elm-st.. next Thursday.
Oddfellow bowlers took three games
from the NJ. A. G.. No. 2 team. Wed
nesday evening, in Loselle's.
Miss Lee, Labadie st. IN III.
Francis Caspers son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Caspers. Biddle-ave.. 10 rscov-
srlng.
High school basketball teams will
school teams from Royaf oah. In AT.
better hall. The boys team. which
Lost In Royal Oak early In the sea-
son. by q narrow margin. expect 10
vanQuish them this time. The girls
are also Predicting a victory.
The annual election Of the Detroit-
wysndotte Truck Co. was held Tues
day, At the plant. and favorable re-
ports as to the outlook for the com
Ing year were read.--AmonE the di-
rsctors elected was Frank Marx, To-
Petitions OF candidates for the pri-
in City Clerk Charles Blocks hand.
Thursday morning.
The absent vofer's law. which tn
cludes a phrase saying that all Pc
titions Tor primary candidates must
be In At least ~ days before the cleo
ton, 10 the reason for this, he said.
This also 10 the cause for the setting
ahead OF the primary election day
from March 20 70 March -.
No candidates have sent in their
petitions yet. the city clerk said. and
veteran political prophets are pre-
dieting rush near the last Of the
month.
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great fury In heavy snovstorm.
. according to latest dispatches from
Paris. The French are counter-at-
tacking with great visor near the
Neuville-LA Folie road, where the
|, Germans claimed capture Of half .
mile OF French trenches In Tuesday
nights nghting. Their objective In
the vimy heights, overlooking the
plain sweeping down toward the
cities Of LAns and Douai held By
the Germans.
Around Frise. artillerymen on
both sides are extremely active.
French gunners have poured blast.
ing nrs In upon the village Of Frise
itself. pounding to ruins the few
buildings that escaped previous
bombardnents. BY mining opera
tions and attacks with hand gren.
aAes. the Teutons are seeking to
improve their positions On this front
and severe hand to hand fighting
has resulted.
Despite persistent repofs from
Dutch sources. military critics here
DO not generally credit the rumors
that the 0ssmaas ere shout to de-
liver . hard smash against the 81.
lisl lines.
wnils fresh bodies Of troops have
arrived at the German front IN
y1anasrs. other forces have been
Withdrawn In the past few days.
4ks o,inien prevails hsrs that the
0semaas are merely engaged IN one
Of the periodical ~rs-shufaine' pro.
eaooos.
1hs best information available
Assu indicates that there have been
No large transfses Of ueSmau troops
frsm other fronta PUtsoSrad .has
reported the withdrawal Of Germans
from . few sectors % the eastern
frout. but thus far none Of tAsse
forces arc bsiisved 70 have maAs
their appsarsscs on the western
frUut.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

STRIKE AT SHIP
YARDS SETTLED

wYANDOTTE, Micn., Feb. TO-
Striking employees OF the Detroit
Shipbuilding Co.'S local yard were
wednesday granted an increase Of
rs cents per day, and work was re
sumcd In the afternoon. About ~
men were out. The increase affects
about $50 men.
Supt. Fred Pilon said, Thursday.
that the men were now getting more
money than ship workers In other
Great Lakes yards.
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ECORSE

Justice Levi NJ saIliotte 10 recov-
cred from q six-weeks illpess
John OuIette has returned From n
five-wesks' visit In Cleveland.
Funeral services for Jess Parmen-
ter. Detroit. whose wife was Miss
AZ 10 o'clock Thursday rncrpins from
~. Francis Xacier church. Burial
was In Ecorse cemetery.
Heavy snow storms. which began
Thursday n,ornine. impeded the ice
harvest on the bay.
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come frequently drunk" said Mrs.
Ranspach. "He often came home
drunk. and when In that condition
was abusive toward his wife. some
times using physical violence. On
one occasion that I know of. he
came home 30 intoxicated tnat he
slept In the bathtub, and Barbara
found him there the next morning" /"
Mrs. Ranspach testified that Mrs.
McLachlin one time found . letter
In her husbands pocket. referring
to McI.Achlin ~ MY Dear Boy"
and signed Buddy" II contained
many, endearing terms, he said. and
was In q feminine handwriting.
The McIAchlins might have been
very happy but for the misbehavior
Of McLAchlin, himself. according to
the testimony Of Mrs. Ada Cham.
bsriain. Of No. $50 Mc0raw.ave.
What sort OF q housekeeper was
Mrs. McLachlin!" asked Mr.. Gal
lagher.
She was . princess In her home, !"
was Mrs. Chamberlain's answer.
And was she q good cook--onc
Who could prepare food At for her
husband to eat?"
"The food she cooked was At to
serve . king"
But McLAchlin was neither Q king,
nor . prince to his princess, In Mrs.
Chambsriain's estimation. She told
of having seen him intoxicstsds In
his home and Of attacleng his wife.
"On one occasion that L remem-
bef," che said. ne struck her In
the face, and she fell across q
chair. and hs scratched her under
the eye With his diamond ring. She
told me aftsrvard that she was
growing to hate him more and moro
every day, and that she couldn't
stand his abuse much longer. She
said she'd get . divorcs."
NcLAchiin told his wife he wished
sAs'd lsave him and offered to pay
her 70 leave. Mrs. Chamberlain said
Mrs. MoIIachlin told her. She tee
tiAsd that Mrs. McIachiin said he
wanted 20 gst rid. Of her and was
willing TO divids, their household
sooAs. end she 90 her way and he
hi. She said MIS- McIAchlin
sought solacs I'm, the company Of
other men than Jarvia among them
some baseball players. Two heroes
Of the diamond. who have been men
toned IN the testimony. are George
Davis and "yiggs" Donahue, when
the shortstop and the ,lanky nrst
bassman were members of tho Chi.
caso White eox team.
Mrs. Chamberlain said she was
employed ~ . cashier In one OF
Jarvis restaurants for a. year and
three months. and that Mrs. Nc.
I1Aehlin got the jtb for her. w 4
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s',';'''.. s,;.'''''.. | 'if' ss,; ;

casA with srder. II charged. 70
No trsns,snt aAvs.tsins insssst;HS =
!. TSs above ratss sPp!y 70 q! g. s,As.,s; =
Ssnis fsss2s: osi::.Is.. oss1i:S:Is. Ess,ess
iH4 81 ads prsesdipg Nals Aell.
end nestiag Notice ;xintUnv@ n.
each extra WerG
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10
TRENTON

The strike in the plant Of the De-
troit Brass Forcing Cos plant here
red between the strikers. WedSeeday
evening. In which several received
bruises. but no serious damage was
Nose Msxicotts 10 recovering from
his recent illness.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

HoLsTINE--Feb, .. At her home. ais
Hibbard-ave.. Anna. aged ~ years.
beloved wife Of John Hoistine, dear
mother Of Mrs. Ferdinsnd Horn.
sister Of Mrs. Issdore L03on. MRS.
Isaac Holstine and Alex De Forest.
Notice or funeral later.
MO0RE-Feb. .. at his home; so%
aged 75 years. beloved husband OF
Hannah Moore. brother OF MA a.
r. Dutton. Funeral Friday. $3.50 q.
m. from residence and , o'clock a.
ss; Peter and Paurs cathedral
O'DONNELl.-Feb.s 8, 1915. at parents
residence. so Bethune-eve. east,
william, aged 2b years. beloved
husband of Nellie Cosel o'ponnell
dear SON OF william and Hannah
ODonneli. brother OF John J. and
Margaret ODonnell. Funeral FRI
day from residence at $40 and Holy
Rosary church at 3 O'Clock VIA auto
O'REGAN--Feb. 8, at residence, 81
ter OF Mary II. O'Rsgan and the
late William ORegan. sister 81
William b. O'Regan and ntece OF
NJ. r. and p, J. Barden, Funeral
Friday at $3.50 from resldence and
10 a. m. to Our Lady OF Help church
by auto.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10
Walters Under the Knife.

George A. Walters. secretary TO
Police Commissioned Gillespie, un-
derwent an operation In Harper hos
pital. Tuesday. but ID making such
rapid recovery that he Is expected
to be at his desk In Q few days.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

vose Piano -. was
1850. this week only $3.50; rich, at
tractive rosewood case; beautifully
rcfinished: thorcughiy overhauled:
once. 0RINNELL BROS. 2%B
woodward.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10
.DRANDElS YET
Il 'uNSmIRchED'
Friends Feel Conndent q HI
49, Ultimate vindi-
cation
By UNITED PRESS.

WARRINGTON, Pob. 1o--een.
ate lnvsstiestees 81 LevIs ..
Drandsls' fitnsss % slt on the
svprsms bench. whs ysstsrday
hsard him eriuslssd 90 ~
friendly % capital, today heard
him criticized % too ubfrlsndIy
80 capital. Thomas c. Spelling.
~ New York. wss the Mrst wit
ress 70 the latter erect and No
made the 1910 rate case, In
which Drandels Appeared sss
the government, the srsvWd Ter
hls belief. :
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

II is estimated that $4,000. 900
worth OF gold In destroyed annually
by a Chinese custom Of burning
small pieces Of gold leaf on certain
anniversaries.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

Write US for . compIsts list
Kranich q Bach, In good condi- ;.
Schiller. cannot 6. told from :
Decker w Bros. cc:;iissr.;ii:d old ~
New England, niack cs;s...... 9
0rovesteen 4 Fuller. very DID,. 80
SCHILLER Bachmaun. sweet tone :.
Bosrdmsn q Graiyi.' m;shogsny "
wsii.r,Nei.on. .n.sn :ntir:ij new. iss
Newby q Evans. very old. but :.
Newly Newly & Ev.n:.; :,w;::t iinsiins - -
Newly 4 Evans. cannot BE- Told u.
Newby 4 Evsns. concirt used. 3iS
Hobart NJ. Cable. full siSe. mod :.
schiller. r.B.chmann. ians; tone. tone. III
Clough 4 Warren. .. ......,.... ~!
clough q Warren. ..... -. III
Crown. concert used. nns for -,
Kurt. pros. aa.:d les: than :i1 :, :,
wessr Bros. returned from =,
A. 4 +. e; Hanson. small. Eng :,
-. cslebrait.d make. rs. y.
-. fun sixn. . barkatn. III
----------. beautiful mahogany -,
Krsksuer Bros. strictly high q.
grade, rehnished ,....s.-.. SJl
Milton Playsr-piano, In nne con-
TIFFANY Piayer-piano. full siss, :.
Those ~2t ,%its names omitted are lead.
ing makes sold by our friends ir
Easy terms Of rental or sale.
LING PIANO HOUSE.
Sc years in business.
east (over Macauley's book store)
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

CHiCA0O--A baby ciephunt, q
bunch Of horses and other animals
participated IN a. D.. IAsker's so
ciety Circus7 party ~ the Congress
Flosentins room. famous fo- :,oiiti.
cal gatherings.
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RIVER ROUGE

rct''i.Ns relative TO tho openiny ~
tho Champ road. tccrss tsv,rrhif
win he henrd Fridrs night by the
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10
Curtls.FrlslEe.

p..,I, wKIASDoTTE SDe, !ssss.r Mint Feb y .s5 a7 ..n5
Srs. s,spSsn cussls. Remylus. VI
o'clock TO Leon ffisks. QrehaTd.st..
s.. y =: n:s N:n Ss SS..: :'ss'd; .ssd
srooin. % M. and Hrs. Hsisks Viii
make their homo with Mr., rfieke's
Rarents Mr.. and Mrs. Amil frisss.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10
GREECE
REAFFIRMS
NEUTRALITY

tCs.tss.sl srs. Pass o.s.y
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

49, I'm .x.SsnS. SrD AS our farm se %
acres for good Detroit property,
rood homo or nat; must be IN GOOD
location: will include all stock and
tools N desired By purcheeey;. prlcc
OF farm without stock, yS.ee0; Io-
one mile from good road. Box a.
No. 227. Times.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

We, viii take city properly in en-
change for our FARM of Jes nore2>
y is located shout : nsIs;s 10. ~ -
furnace. ana large barns. All rolo4-
ed: son clay loan tie dve(0>({
welt fenced. VIII seH fee sq>e oo
sfp9 res erre ~ tr44e e(f
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10
A Monroe County Snap

so acres. is acres timber, balance Nm
der cultivation: 1000 cay osss SSs.
house nous with basement. scsls y p-sool
only ss5 per acre buys thie: part
cash % VII, ~. cGp:idss y: Sa,ssss,. nn;n 'n s'v
EYSTER, The Farm Man,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

AN EXCELLENT. so-acre farm near
Algonac and close to two cariiBes;
tSc fare 20 city: good s-rccm house;
two barns, one basement barn. well
sandy loan coll and an up -to-dats
z place at Z bargain price OF $500
. part cosh. or might consider . COT
-tsGo IN the city. Bee Mr.. Ccttreii.
EYSTER, The Farm Man,
sO7 Mafoatic Bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

20 acres on .Elsven-mile-rd. Y mile
from Wood waYd-a ave: good ouiIo-
ings, excellent soil. ripe Tor sun
dividing; land opposite this 70 sell
ing for 5000 per acre; our Prlcs -
thar nsrttculars. Tromley- Wilson
Co. Cadiiiac ssos. 1919 Chamber OF
Commerce bldg.