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Washington Journal., 1916-09-08
gierbeinise ariessfeimSe.

Wie sic 2onboner Shines" beri9z
tet, ertpa9fen Dem @enerul Smuts
in ieinem 5elb5ug in Oeutf4zSita
rita aits Dem reihen Milbbeltdno oes
3anbes ernite @efabren, unb beionz
bers iino es Sic 20pen, @iroffen unb
@lefantsn, oie feline &riegfiihrung
auBerorbentli9 erf9peren. @iebers
bolt lit er in ieinem 4utomobil Bpm
Q0ipen ~angegriffen poroen, bic TIRE
onfGngli9e S9eu Dor benz frembors
tigen 5abr5eug DOuig abgelegt bo<
ben, 10 ouB er nilr mebr unter for
fer 8ebedung ous5ufabren tpugt, uno
fpenn au9 bic @iraffen bas 2eben
Der Solooten ni9t beorDben, 70 finb
fe oeito gefdbrli4er fir bic tele9raz
pbif9en uno telepbonti9en 2eitun@
gen, bic fi9 BORT bielfa9 BON 8aum
gu Baum 5ieben un6 bic iie rid
li9tslos in @erpirrung bringen. Der
f9limmfte Teino Der englif9en
8riegfibrung iino ober bic aablrei=
den piloen glep6dntenberoerl, Die in
Ser &olonie le6en. &ilometerpeit reiz
Ben ie auf ben peiten, ebenen unb
baumlOfen Sld4en ni9t nur Sic
9rdbte berunter, fonoern au4 sic
pflDde aus benz 8oben, unb mo- cine
bie5er Glefantenberoen borgeitiirmt
lit, beaeidnet Elm pirres Our9einan<
Der bon 9rdbten, pfdblen unb
pfl0den ibren Meg. General Smuts
bat nun Dem 2onboner 8latte 5ufolz
ge bef4lofen, UNI ii9 gegen Die
S9Goigunsen Der tpilben Siere gu
idiiBen, Die bisberigen Sa9oi4uBgeS
ieBe auf3ubeben unb bas seialnte
Wilb bes 2anoes, fopeit es auf Die
&riegfibrung nddteilig einfptrtt,
Dem @bi9uB p0lig fret gu seben.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

1oIldnhiide Hesierung natiirli4
RiHts oo9egen MAIDEN.
60 Iisgen bic @erbd!tntffe fir bic
@elgier i'm @ril, unb es lit nur Bee
greifli9, tpenn bic 5uriidgebIiebsnen
8elgier i'm beleBtsn @ebiet ieBt bic
Gage ibrer Mitbiirger i'm Iuslonbe
eifriglt befpre1en. sic finb gum
Sell Der Mnii9t, boB Der neueite Gre
LOB bes beleif9en MiniIttriums ee>
gen Ons MiIitdrseies, tpie es i'm
Sabre 1918 bur9 oas bslgtihe pars
lament onssnommen purbe, DertcBe.
Gum Sell aber ou9 Dsrtreten lie ben
StanOpuutt, boB bic 8efusnis, bic
bic belgif9en Rammsrn Der Regies
rung am 8. Nugult 1914 gegeben
boben, fie pobI bere9tiste, auBercrs
bentlt9e MoBnobmen gu ergretfsn,
tDsnn bic Gage es erforbere. Dieter
3uitanO fei ieBt eingetreten, unb e
miifIe Oesbal6 Der t0nigli4s GrloB
oIs gu He9t beItcbenb ertannt fpsr>
ben. @nbere tpieber fagen, es GEE
fGebe ben 8e!siern, bic brauBsn leb<
ten, I9On re9t, bob ls fi4 in cine
berortise f9iefe Gage gebra4t bdttsn.
Sbre pfli9t iet es setpeIeu, i'm 9anOs
gu bleiben, unb fie fd9en i'm iibrtger1
qar ni9t elm, fir mas ft9 8eIgisn
an Der Wfer benn eiqentli9 nod aufs
opfere. Sffenii1tIi9 bod nur fur
England, beffen 3egierung isBt tptes
Der, tpie es ben Nni9sin babe, 4bs
ma6unsen eetroffen babe, bic cine
Iol9e Mabnabme nottpenotg MADDEN.
Mon slaubt, bic belgii4e &egierung
babe ii9 gu Dem @rlaB allen bsss
6alb beritonben, neil bic @ngldnber
ipeitere @orf9aife an bic belgii@s
9egisrung uur unter Der 8~eoingung
leiiten ipollten, bob iie SOlOaten lies
fere. l1nb biefen @ebanten finbst
man unertrGeIih, ba man ii4 fogt.
haB bic tpenisiten bel9if4en Golhas
ten, bic man nod suIammenbringen
t0nne, teinen GinfIuB auf bic MILF
tdrif9e Gage ousiiben tDnnen.
Man pirb ni9t bebaupten tOnnen,
boB bic 8eIsier, bic 10 urtetlen, pOllig
unre9t bdtten. Sic feben Elm, boB
tie ben &ries, BON benz fie f9lieBlt9
gar teinen @orteil BADEN perben, uns
tertiiBen miiffen, unb baB ibre Res
gieruns fie in eine Sadgaife gefiibrt
fat, aus Der tie ni4t me9r 5eraus
tonn. .4
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08
.atpr s. &empfer in ct.

pator s. ter in 81.
gbarles, Minn., bat cine S9eibungss
tlase sesen feline Srau sinseleitst unb
sibt als @runo greuiame unb uns
menf9li9e 8ebanblung an. Cine
srOBe &plle ipielt bei ben angesebe=
men @riinben cine briti19e 6lagge,
bic feline S9pdserin ins 9aus bra9te
unb bic feline Grau BEL ieber feftIihen
@elesenbeit entfalten mill, unb fer<
ner apei papnseien, bic baau beitras
gen, bic &ube unb ben Trieben hes
9aufes burd ibr @erebe unaufbDrii4
gu itDrea.
Mdbrenb Spfepbtne mi.
9alsti, Elm opanaisidbriges Mdb9en
aus Mooie Safe, Minn., Bel Der !Seus
arbsit mar. fdoB ibr Qiebba6er, Sad
Noung, 3peimal nit einem Hepolber
auf Re unb cine babe Stunoe barauf
erlag tie i6ren 0ernunoungen. Ser
Batter unb apei @0bne, bic cine 2az
buns 9en einbra9ten, b0rten bic
S&iife b:ntsr benz Stalle fallen, mo-
bas Mdbden arbeitete. sic eilten
bortbin unb iaben Ooung iiber iein
Opfer gebenst NIT einem ReDolDer
h Der SanO.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08
. Sic 4ferberennen

- Sa sic pferberennen
in Grantrsi@, bic nit &riessbeginn
eingeitelt tperoen muBten, Bis auf
Den beutigen Sag nibt tpieoererOffnet
marben, Bat Der frana0ff@e pferbez
iprrt bur4 oen &rieg iebr ernitbafte
8erluite gu erleiben. 0as 2eben in
ben &ennitdqen tit erftprben, Die
8dbnen iinb leer, uno bic 2eiitungsz
fdbigteit Ser pferbe nimmt infolge
oes. lansen untdtigen Stebens erbebs
li4 ab. 60 tpurben Die frana0fif4en
&ennpferbe aud i'm preife fart ent<
pertet. 8et benz 8ertauf zines @ez
ftits, Der in Neuinp itattfano, tpurs
ben fir Sc pferbe nur $4,000 ST.
ein9enommen. Sir 3ubtituten
f4pantten Sic preife spif9sn 425
unb 23O0 ST. Die leBtsenannte
Summe tpurbe fir einen Spr0Blins
Der beribmten pferbe Brio unb
r8aiaoere" se5ablt, pdbreno oas
8ferb Bel normalen 3eiten allf ben
bier bns fiinffaaen Msrt sefddbt
poroen pdre. Die Giilsn eraielten
bO9itens 1900 ST. 6as Stiid. Sir
Stutenfiiaen beipesten ii9 Die preife
10 niebrig, bab oie b0hfte Summe
ni4t SIS ST. iiberitieg, i'm Durd>
i4nitt tpnroen taum me6r nls 200
ST. be5oblt. Srobbem fi9 unter ben
8dufern 2eute, ipie Der Barrier 8a>
ron Roti4ilo, befinoen, lit es niGt
mOgli9, grObere @ummen gu ersies
len, tppraus mon erieben fam, pie
auBerproentli4 Itart ole fruna0iif4en
Rennpfsrbe in taum 3pei Sabren
entnertet purben.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

. ie Ginbe. gr: ~Mas?
OieIer perriidte 9ut toltet bare flint
5ig Dollars! Dos 1T ia gerabe5u cine
@iinoe!"
Sic: r8erubigs Did = ie tommt
iber mein 9aupt!"
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

= 2afonif@. Sic: r@snn Der
&onturs miBlinst, geb' i'd ins Wai'
ier!"
Gr: ~11nb id iiber's MaRer!!"
-.unter Stubenten. .Sieb
nur, 90 eeht Ser Bump nit ieinem
S4neiber fpa5ieren!!"
Scr &enommit!!"
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

- @orfi9tig. gr: ~Jrdu'
lein Glen, barf i9 Sbnen in bieier
trauten Stunbe elm @eitGnonis mas
den? S9on lange liest es mir me
cine 3entnerlait auf Dem 9eraen.A
sic: .@ielei9t iagen Sizes erfs
DIANA, Sic bat elm ftdrteres SrOm>
melfen als i4.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

@erf9nappt. gr: r@ber
G9oB, bas cine muBt Du mir bod
einseftebn = i4 bin ni9t Der erfte,
Der Did tiiBt2!"
Sic: .Nein! = @ber teiner tonnte
es 10 fiB. tpie Dual"
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

@rtIGrung. Sag mir,
Su bift bod elm sebilOeter Meni4
- mas 1T bas, Elm MeteorolOae?"
.Oos 1T lei9t erfldrt. Wenn man
fogt: morgen it's i4On unb es reg
net.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

9osbafter 0OppeIs
8raut: rMein 3utiinftiser
Dsrliebte fi9 in mid auf elmer Reiie
om Ntl".
GrsunOin: nSa, ia. oas @unOer>
Lamb G9ppten!"
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Sn elmer Dffsntiaen gnlase sbt Elm 9err ipo5hren; 6d bort e
binter fb: ngF, pitt" rufsn, Sid um6rbenO. sena9rt Ct sinsn Sdus
NOM, Der i9m naAIduft unO 8uruft: .gai is, Sic s H5t, SB eunOs in O
Serr: Ser 6unb geb0rt ia gar ni4t mir"
@6uBmann: rMber er lduft Sbnen bod nod" 4
6err: n@e loufsn mir ia ou4 nod nno ge6Oren ntht mir"
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

unbepaBt. Maler (pOr
Dem 8ilbe): sd ipeiB ni4t, oas
Strob min mir ni9t 10 gelingen,
lpie i'd es i'm Rtpfs Ra6e'.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

gennpferb perbe, I'M i'd benfe, fe Is
nit 70 bieI aus ben Weg, rpomit i'd
perbleipe Sbne Sbrn lietper
pbilipp Souerompfer.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08
5dJrttbEbrtEf hEA
1btltpp SamErampftr.
$780,.

Easia Iisber Serr @ouerumpfsr!
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Wed, i'd ben
meiu Metno oufses
ma9t, I'M nie Sc
ii9 6ente Tonne, ben
i6 mid bic sroBe
Sabrinstor for
Iipipen IN Sfuonaig
bunnert 0obIer nit
getauft. Sd ben
mid { GOro&e gee
tnuft, un bas Is
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25
New Zinc Mines.

Philadelphia capital is interested
i'm a proposed SI0,00O,O0O investment
10 develop zinc lands in Tennessee
and properties are now being inves-
tgated II is said that the Phila-
delphian- and some New York as
soclates have 1900 acres OF zinc
land In Hancock county and are
planning developments which viii
include establishing an industrial
city building a zinc plant with
daily capacity of 10000 tons, con
structing a 2t.mue railway from the
Southern railway.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING STONE
PAVING BLOCKS

Sealed proposal viii be received at
the office of the .ulrtmeut OF Pub
lie Works. Detroit Mich. until Thurs
day, Jan. 2I 1916. at 30 o'clock "a. m.
eastern standard time, at which umo
and place they wiE pa opened for
20 the specifications on uic in this
CthCe. granite Medina or sandstone
paving blocks, sufficient % pave 5000
square yards. more or less. freight Co
be paid by contractor at shipping
point 20 Doe delivered, piled on sides
OF streets where they are 20 be used
Also for 100000. more or less. pieces
granite nose stone for street ear
tracks. Z. o. b Eastcrn or Western
storage yards as directed
1000 linell feet, more or less oI
granite curb for circle. delivered iu
Eastern and Western yards.
The department reserves Tho right
TO reject aur or ull proposals or split
the contract between bidders, Do It.
discretion.
Bidders arc required 20 fte n certi-
fed bank check ln the sum OF $500
with the Department o. Public Works
before Che proposals are opened. con.
ditionst that should they De found 10
be tie lowest hiddprs they viii Wltn-
Ia Eve days aftNT being awarded the
into contract with surety company
bond 90 the city OF Detroit IN tho
fun amount Of the contract price, to
supply the materials
Checks md proposals Co hp placed
in separate envelope.
an proposals 60 be- made iu dupli-
cate.
1889 GEO " FENKEIL.
B-5Sj Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25
MOrtuary

BROWN Jan 20. Helen Mary. he
loved daughter OF John A. and
- Helen -. Browu Funeral from her
parents residence. 362 Hubbard
ave, Wednesday at 3 y. M.
BNHNE--Joseph j., aged 5S years
beloved husband of Teresa. father
Of Raymond. vivian. Evelyn. Grat-
tan and Lucy Byrue. Funeral
Thursday from residence. 4S7
Campbell ave. az Stb, aud 20 Holy
Redeemcr church M a. M via
auto.
ELsw ORTH Jan 28. Elizabeth Els
worth, beloved sister ~ John
Hayes. Funeral from Frank ].
Blake's funeral home, 4a E High
Peter and Pauls Jesuit church at
Q o. m.
HOLDER-Ian %. 1915. Loretta ~.
beloved wife OF Howard Holder
Funeral from residence. 1898 Twcu-
tY-third-st. Wednesday az 2sgO
fntcrmcut at Grand Lawn,
kENWORTHN Mrs Bccaliup. Jan
20, at Arnold hospital. beloved
mother of Mrs George Nufcr and
widow oC the late George r.. Ken
worthy Notice OF funeral later
LEEHEN Jan 23. 1AlG. az residence.
30N iihhard-aVc-, Anna, beloved
wife ~ John Lpchey and mother
OF Harriet and sister Of Francis
Harriet. M A.. vs. if and D.. w Mo
Eeuna Funeral Wednesday from
residence Ht $3.50. t0 The Nnuunrta.
tiuu church 1t % o'clock Burial ai
Mt. OliNct-Nia auto.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25
Marriage Licenses

John Brandon. 81, Anna Mcpartlan
Joseph Bright, % Mary Lusoste
Marek Dubu. 90. Hamtramck
Msryanua Nazur, 81, same.
Earl McCnnrev ~ Leesville. Clara
tUEcman. I 4. same
clayton T. Warren "a Marie Wei
R2leslav Borkowski es Ludwiga
Waeiaw sokolovski. 2i Mariana
clarence Major. as. Helen Carney.
John ornowsld %; T.eoua rlorkie.
Peter vassilatos, So Anna Mutsh.
Harry Piaveu. 27. Goldio Rsckman
Paul Pomroy. 90: Bertha Porth. 90
%, William c. Harcourt. 56i fizzir
James +. HalIy. 81. MiddIetown ~
Y. Lillian - Moore, SO, Detroit
Nicholas = Hurich. 23; Theresa
William II Irwin. az Elizabeth p.
Thomas vaugsl. 60: Mary Maxim,
Robert w. Kube. 90. Detroit. Eva
Withcridge, 20, Toronto.
Anthony Gagoroki, 30. Michelena
John II. Washington. 90 Anna p.
John Kostecki - wyandotte An
astazia Mztyl 70 same
Paul l. Lutron Prescott. Birdie
"T5l; JACK 4 Cross Cross. 81. Cleveland. Mary
l. Tavernler, 81. Detroit
Frank Forest. 21 Detroit. Oda
shorell. 60. Sandwich
Samuel schefner, So, Minnie Burn
Uubert Ruesmann o. Johanna
John perry. Canada; Ethel Paro,
IVORY Mathis. 80. Ivy McCredie. Is.
Vernon Wltkowski. %. AnistaciE
=. KrusZcwRki, 20,
John Schmidt. Jr; Daisy Williams
Alfred Grcch. o.: Beth welsh. "a.
Percival !. Crozier, -; Margaret
Adoipb Kasner, 80. Laura Barto-
andrew Grresrezak. ~. Josephn
manuel Tacca. %; Grace zasa. rs
John Thompson. %. Detroit, Elien
Frank Kubet. 90 Irene Koszwski.
Lawrence r pieseck. Jr.. %.
GLADYS NJ Broze 25.
Frank Janarslyy. 55. Alpena. Eva
Bronistaka, az. Hamtramck.
Albert T. Auglemincz. 60 Rose r.
Adam. 10
oscar webber, "a. Jessie Marjorie
lambert o.
charles j ulrieh 81 clara f.
priebe. 22
Elmer w TiudoW 90. GLADYS NJ
Matthews. %
David o. Neddaugh. o. Mrs J. c.
Macdonald ~
Dean A. Cannon. 90. Highlnud
Park; Beruice May clark. 20. Detroit
Louis Hororath 25. pelruy, ELIZA
beth SchoenberRer. t7. same
Leo g. Monnie. 90. Pittshurg, Nora
r Weich 2g Detroit.
Harry B Fowler, -. Ethel Louise
Houston. 20
George O'LcurN 2G Violet rrenott
%
Willard r. smith. -. Columbus. o..
Ethel Emmuus. 20 same.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25


sIbly one OF those engaged in the
Dunkirk attack, was shot down by
"a British aviator at o'clock az
Nieuport, rs miles from Dunkirk.
snd a short distance from the Ger
man lines.
The Dunkirk raid follows two
bombing expeditions to- English
coast towns and au attempted attack
ON Dover yesterday afternoon, in
which the German was driven OF by
British airmen
The type of machine used by the
Tcutons In these latest attacks from
the sky has not been reported I'm Of
fetal statements issued either in
LcndoH or Berlin London writers
On apronautics believe the Germans
have equipped their new Fokkers 10
carry heavy cargoes Of bombs and
plan systematic raids 10y The giant
air Uhlaus 10 terrorize French and
English civilians
Dunkirk, until recently, was the
headquarters for the stan OF one
of the British armies in northern
France Since The removal of these
Headquarters it has been practically
immune from air attacks The first
nreut air battle OF the war was
'0u"tr along he sand dunes between
Duubjrk and Njeunorr when a Brit.
lsh ain squadron engaged and de
ieated n German doulla returning
from a raid on Dunkirk.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25
Northern Assurance
Co. Recognizes
Long Service
VERNE L. TICKNER
MADE SECRETARY
Fight in Columbian
Fails TO Disturb
Old Regime

Reports OF the officers to the
stockholders of the Northern Assur
ance Co. at the annual meeting,
Tuesday. showed an income Tor the
wear of S87g.Os22L increased IN two
years from s3ll,o2S2o, assets OF 81.
o2447l36. increased IN two years
from S676,046.6S, reserve of $s6l-
144S7. increased from S53l 1886.
and paid for assurance In force OF
sl2Is5.Ol945. increased from Sl0f
O7I462.
The election Of officers was signal
ICED by the promotion OF two faith.
ful employees Of the company Verne
l.. Tlckner. who has beer assistant
secretary and actuary, was made
secretary. F. n. Aldricb. who has
been secretary and general counsel.
being given all his time 10 devote 20
the legal department, while Robert
NJ. Brown. who has been a clerk IN
the Offices. was made assistant sec
rotary
Other officers and directors are
Clarence l.. Ayres. president and
general manager. Henry S. Hull
vice-president. William J staple
ton. Jr.. NJ. H., medical director;
Frank Kennedy and Stanley g Ste.
vens. auditors for the board OF dr
tectors. r. VI. Heuss, cashier;
George z. Leonard, auditor agency
department Directors Henry s.
Hull, Traverse city. Mich. James
w Glover. Ann Arbor, Stanley g.
stevens, Detroit Fred n Aldr,ch.
Detroit: Frank Kennedy. Detroit
Aaron T.. Sibley. Grand Rapids, vii
liam G. Hopsou. Grand Rapids
Charles T Grawn. Mt Pleasant;
Archie \. Anderson. Hastings Clar
nee l.. Ayres, Detroit; William j.
@,aplcton. NJ D.. Detroit. Ebert }.
Haynes. Cadillac
The promised fight IN the Colum
bian National came 10 nothing
Monday. and the entire board Of d..
rectors was reelected as follows
Thomas A. Lawlor. Lansing. Mich
r. J. Bowes, MHlville, Mass. John
OJeary. Algonac. Mich r j.
O'Connor. Johustown. Pa John
Farrell Chelsea. Mich. Philip
Fritz, Grand Rapids, Mich Patrick
Noud Manistee. Mich: f. C. Dunn.
Mason city. Ia: r. NJ. Campbell,
Ottawa. H.; c. J. Higgins and n. =.
Orr. Detroit. Officers were re.ciect
ed as follows: President, Thomas
a. Iawlor: vice-presidcut. r. j.
Doves; second vice-president John
O'Leary; secretary and treasurer
VI. p. Orr.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25
BY UNITED PRESS

LONDON Jan Co.. France has
urged England 90. declare an imme.
diata hIocl ldc without waiting for
further protests from neutrals. T.
was reported today. on the eve of
the formal discussion OF tho block.
8le proposals by the government in
parliament
Tho announcement OF Fr"r.l Of
fcials has greatly sire gthCned the
position OF Lord Charles Rcresford
and other leading advocates of a
stringent blockade decree. They
predicted today that the sentiment
in their favor viii boz displayed SO
strongly in tIe house of commons
tomorrow that the government VIII
5e forced 20 take immediate action.
The blockade ,dvocatos today
claimed O large majority in com.
mons in Jppori of that policy They
protesscd Jo nave 30 d. finite infor.
nation as tn what course the gov,
ernmert has decided uu n. but de-
clared that "a blockadlug decree
should go hand i'm hand with The
adoptiCl of q couscrILlou Measure
10 prove 20 Germ that England
is In deadly e1rnes
Reports that the Swedish parlia-
mont has appointed a committee ON
defense, though given an omlnous
Interpretation iu some quarters.
only gave fresh Encouragement TO
the blockade supporters They will
argue in parliament tomorrow when
the debate opens that by decisive
and immediate action the govern
mcnt can cut of objections from
neutral sources
In a letter in the Morning Post
today declarius for an immediate
blockade OF Germ ny. Lord Beres-
ford also protests agairst the action
OF the British government in hon
oring passports OF German.AmerL
cans. The Post prints letter
from another writer, declaring that
Englishmen are not well liked in
the united states and that Great
Britain should not 90 out OF her
way 10 conciliate America.
The Standard declared today that
the government viii make import
ant announcements regarding re.
strictions on importations when the
blockade question comes mp Ia com
mons
The compulsory military service
bill passed the third reading in the
house OF commons last niLht by
vote Of 3S3 TO 36. The minority
against tho bill was only one.third
Of that on It's former reading.
The bin was Immediately sent to
the house OF lords and given It's
first reading The second reading
will be taken in the house of lords
Wednesday and parliament proba.
bly, will be prorogued Friday.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25
Births
BOYS

BOYS.
John Calliuot III Schroeder; Aleck
l5.,fl5.ll, lH5lr,m5aunl, 26G Theodore, Louis
san. Womau's hospital, Henry Quit
meyer 1880 E Forest. Ben CalauCha.
&.l Fort. Salvatore Palauolo. 1858
Russell. MariuO Bastincllo. 392 Ro-
Wcua. Gusp1re CesHro. 81 Hawthorne. f.
Joseph PaWelak, 137 Pulaski; Felix
MHrchcl, 1874 Newton, George Takncs.
~ Medina, Louis a King, 7ag Mil
tary. Alex 10th, l9l Herkimer John
Narga. 10 Vanderbilt. Caustim Skem-
pskl 25T Thirtieth, Frank StypinskL
i&f Grandy, Joseph Jacz. 524 Nit
theli. Joseph POhl. 20l Pulfurd. otto
Chase. Si2 Fisher Joseph VI. Turner,
1Ni w Kirby; Andrew Martin. l5s
Green James l. O'Brlen, 3t5 East
Grand blvd Frank l.. Cooper, 25l5
Gratiot, Harry Blaine. 900 Crane.
Frank l. Johnson, 55 Thornton; John
Guttcntag, 5l2 Townsend. Harold
schwartz. 9l2 Mcclellan, Albert ".
Hubbart. 657 Canton, Wakefield
Meade, So oregon Nick PARROT 7Gs
Woodbridge e. c,prs
-. John kutcher. go Rohns Laverne
Fuur. 30 sycamore. Sam kesnik.
Woman's hospitals Philip Litwiu, lt5
Illinois, VIM. y Free, 653 Fourth.
E9mugI sam S,,ntz' lo-g Gratiot samuel
Currato. 259 Adelaide Winifred Ia
Crowley. 2ols vs. Lafayette, James
Whut"u, 1872 Brush; James Smyly.
Woman hospital George \. Saur-
wien, otE Fischer. Giovanni Saave.
2a9 Woodland. CaIogero Ferrugua.
22N Illinois. Albert Grunst. 1g4 Mill
tlria. Andrew Krafcik. 1904 Dubois.
John DukosiJI 139 Ferry; Paul Ma
tuschek tfS NitrhcU John Naraz.
l35 Pulaski. B8Iiut SzekeIy. "A Van
derbilt Harry liauer, 81 LilIiuridge.
Louis b"rh Womau's hospital Paul
". Hornik G-3 Farnsworth stanley
HNh8l 10 Holhorn Hugo W. Fink.
1856 Canton. Ferdinand Hofer. GTu-
tiot-Td., Emil Kaufman. 15N1ia
BALDWIN Autopiuo Natteri. 6S2 y r.
Congress, James ~ Dricsbaugh. 4l&
Lycaste lleylelt r.. Barker, 4fi Nir-
gina Park. Frederick ". BagualL
315 W Euclid Frank Potrlkus. sos
pghois Earl NJ Davis. Woman's hos
pital David Winchill. Harper hos
pital, Marcellus y. DAILY 6t2 Glad
win. Joseph Ksnikowsid. Woman S
hospital VIM. j. King. 30l w. La
faLottr. John Dunn salvation Army
Maternity Home. Arthur W Elliott.
salvation Army Materrlty Home
The Detroit times., 1916-01-25
Deaths

Madge sherman. Harper hospital
80 years. u.'ateral plcuro- pneumonia
tris Alvin TarUeN. lIJ Lincoln. t3
years scnilty Chri- tiau Ggrt2, sac
liver NJ. Francis stewart. 29 L0th-
ron. a. years. apopleNy. Eeatri- Par
incila. l45 Maple mine months
hrougn" -pnruWprlat sarah CONS took.
NTl t. Forest 80 wears. HpopleNy
Julius smith, Grace hospital. 5l
years. pcrulrious auayuia. John
Meyers. Receiving hospital. 32 wears.
lobar pneumonia. Duncan y MeDUn-
Nd. Harper hospital. about 81 years.
arterio sclerosls Edward EounN
1851 East Grand-blVd. o. years. ur-
Hemla. Walter J BaseWan, Gf. Town
send, four months. spinal mrUiugltis
Rosie Gotticb, 32S Theodore 3s
years. IohHr pneumonia. John Nuwp-
kuN. 1la Goodwin. 2N years. pu'muu-
AIRY oWholism Vera Miller, Detroit
Tuberculosis auitarlgm. Sis mon tbs.
military tuberculosis; Ed Thomas,
Receiving hospital, 40 years dclIf-
iTm tr-m us. Edmund Fav g1-
brooklyn, So years, luhHr pneumonia
Arthur j.. M,Comhs, 1888 Military 11
Years typhoid fever. Loo ostrawsltL
1929 Dubois. on. mouth. acute peril
tonitis Anna Ladimau 565 AlcNau-
drluc T.. -3 years. uCphritis. John
koddick. Herman kiefer hospital. Sd
Ncars. pulmonary tuberculosis jan
iUu kofOWski, $50 Thirty-ufth. one
Phelps 1of Fort W. SIS years. ccre-
bral 7poplcNy, Anna Schorr it2 o.
Jefferson, 81 years. cerebral apo
pleNy. David Gfoshlat. Grace hospi-
tai 9l years, ludwig's angina. Bcha
IoEut 22t T.. Hancock. one year.
broucho pneumonia Anna Gr2vhon-
ski. 2&3 Thirty -Nfth. three months.
maluutritiou Emclio uysBrZ lSf
Dlppert % years, chronic ucphritiS,
John Quiu Ballc. 526 Waterloo. sis
months. rheumatism of heart. stan
islaus Nuiclak $50 kirby f., 10
months. acute bronchitis, Mrs Ber-
tha bOnickA Harper hospital, a.
years carcinoma of rccuw Auictc
Xmysle. Grace hospital u days ate
lcrtastF, Helen Brosun>ki 63a Har-
per. ono year. Choleriform diHrrhca
Anls Rsran. Harper hospital, 40
years inquest pending; John KHyew-
ski. h26 Leland. 90 years. 8uOpleNv,
Iadislaus Pcceasch, ChBdrons Free
hospital. two years pulmonary cu-
bolism, Edward Commisley. Harper
hospital, 81 years, carcinoma OF rec
tum; Emeal Stemhlt. 464 Kirby E.
two months. lohar pneumonia, cara
line Molome. 6SI Russell. N years.
tubercular peritonitis, Frederick kar-
nEtz. Grace hospital, 50 years, general
septiccmia. Lillian Y Thacker. 323
Twentieth. one year. burns 20 hOdys
William VI, Weber. 1871 r.. Lafayette.
5S years. diabetis mellitus, stephen
Marth, 59l South. 81 years. pulmon-
ary tuberculosis. Frank Zoe Abie.
15O Thaddeus, five years. lobar pneu-
monia. Mrs. Kate Emery % Ade-
laidc. T6 years. gas asphyNiatiou;
Cornelius Pyle Britten, Grace hospi-
tai. % years appendicitis AnEnus W
Thoman. Providence hospital. 2S
years, acute dilatatiou uf heart