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The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
NIOrtuary

BESANCoN Frederic al the home ot
his daughter. l47 Clairmount- ave.
Manday morning. aged ~ years. be
loved father of Edmun r. Charles
f. William r. and Mrs Emma Il.
Ffck Funeral services at ? y. m
Wednesday. Nov. IS.
CoMERFORD Nov 12. 1915. Rev
Michael j. brother of Thomas F..
John J Comerford Mrs. Elizabeth
Hethtringtou. OF Detroit and Mrs.
formerly pastor 81 st Matthew'S
church Flint remains at residence
~ his brother 210 East Grand
blvd. from whore they VIII ne ia
ken Wednesday morning 90 lie In
state In St Ninc"nts church. Four
teenth-ave. from $40 - m. Ser
vices at 10 o'clock. Burial at Mt.
Elliott
DEDow IL. 1916. porothea.
rellct of the late John Dedow. age
~ years. dear mother Of Mrs. FL
izabeth Dappoli. John and Alired
Dedow. and sister OF Mrs. John
braves Funeral Wedue sday at
? 30 from residence, SO Jsy-st
KEARNEY- 1s. at 3l2 Pin
gree ave. suddenly. Amanda r. be-
loved wife % James a kearney.
mother OF John NJ George r. and
Mrs. Towle. of Seward Alaska. Fu-
neral from residence wednesday At
p. m
MCCAIN Ann J., Monday Nov -.
19l6,Rt her resldrn't - krHnard
st mother of Frederick f. aged
70. Funeral Wednesday Soy IS, at
2 p m. at residence.
McDONOIGH-T ~ suddenly. Nov.
10. 1915 at Birmingham, Ala. feth D.
er OF Lillian and Mabel Funeral
and burial Ia Geneva, y y on
Thursday
McLAUGHLIN Nov l2. suddenly Ed
rA o.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

LONDON. Nov IA ComBenting
on the resignation OF Gen SSfr Sam
Hughes. who raised Canada's over
seas forces, the Westminster Ga.
zette today said editorlally
THE resignation Is not surprising
after the recent amazing speech by
Gen. Hughes. II IS just conceivable
that our hospital arrangements may
have broken down as far as some
individual Canadians are concerned.
but for the succor OF all wounded
We have modified all our available
civilian surgery. We don't even un-
derstand the suggestion that any
were put at the mercy OF frst.year
medical students"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

she's 10 years old and lives at No.
34s FarEsworth-aye, Identified by
her hrot! cr-ln.law. Paul Poloyltz.
And. Oh yes. about the ring--she
was TO Lave been married two
weeks from today That's all"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
RAILROAD
STRIKE MENACE
AGAIN LOOMS UP
CONTINUED from Page Fourl

decision of the cLmpission These
ideas are embodied in ihe call for
the national councils meeting made
public today
Union labor will fight them bit
terly. II
NEW YORK. Nov. l4.-That the
railroads hoped for some way out
Of making the Adamson law effec
tive in event Of Hughes election Is
the belief today of high railroad
brotherhood men. Some Of them
declared secretly that yesterdays =
conference over operation OF the
law waA called solely because Pres.
ident Wilson was reelected. ON
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
eunaIo Boats stop Wedne.dax

The ID g. G steamer City OF Cleve-
land III will make her last trip to
Buffalo ~ ursday night. The Cleve-
and division will remain in opef
alton until Dec. OF 2.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

One automobile to every eight
families Is the ratio which will be
reached In the United States this
year.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

An old japanese prophecy says
when Ten Nv like birds. ten great
kngs will go TO war against one an
other.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
nELr wANrED--HALE
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly In
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. Permanent posi-
tions. Apply between hours Of
ga. m. and 3 p. m. Operators
School, Michigan State Tele-
phone Company, corner John
r and Madison
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

OTTAWA. ont. Nov "a Publ
cation o.; the correspondence be
~ cen Si- Sam Hughes. who resign
ed AS IN mister OF militia and de
.ense and Premier Borden. who re
quested tho resignation, was await
cd with sreat interest today because
OF Hughcr charge that the break
resulted from "mis-statements" by
the premier
The announcement OF the resig
nation stated this correspondence
probably would be made public i'm
medistely u must FIRST be approved
1y the rev governor general the
Duke OF Devonshire. who arrived
bur yesterday and was fronted with
government split on his first day
in Office
Premier Borden and F. r. McCur
dS. seer tary TO the ministry OF
militia arlI defense. are administer
ing Hug! os' Office pending decision
as 10 successor
Lieutenant General Hughes today
declared lis reasons FOR resigning
are not ih6se assigned in the report
issued - the government, which as
serted be had assumed powers
which could only be exercised by
the government as whole
He stated his resignation was &C
companiei by request that all cor
respondoEcc in connection with the
affair should be made public.
The correspondence. ne said
viii show that Sir Robert Borden
asked foT the resignation o' the min
ister OF militia on account OF the
tone OF a letter written on Nov.
by the Llniste~ OF militia showing
that the prime minister has made
mis- staten ents which the minister
Of militia promptly showed to be
Incorrect and criticisms which were
not warranted when the facts are
considered "
The ex-minister further stated
that he had nothing In particular tc
regret In leaving the department
and that ne would continue TO de
vote his energies TO recruiting
II is regarded as improbable
that any appointment will be made
10 hll the vacant post The recent
appointm nj ~ Sir George Perley
as minister of overseas forces rem
ders 1t unnecessary. as he is in con.
troll OF AL Canaoians abroad, while
at home for some time past. Pre-.
mier Borden has been virtually act
ing in the dual capacity OF premier
and minister OF militia. with s. r
McCurdy "a under-secretary
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
GERMANS ADMIT
HEAVY LOSS
IN ANCRE


sens left wing. which Petrograd and
Bucharest report Is retreating, de
spite Berlin war Office statements
that the field marshal Is maintaining
his positions there.
Yesterdays advance in tho Ancre
region. after today's consultations,
was on a front OF more than five
miles and 10 a depth at some points
OF more than 1000 yards Each al.
tack was preceded by curtain fire
which German prisoners say Is the
most terrible Of any barrage hail OF
metal that has been faced on any
front
On the south bank. about st
Pierre Dtvion. half mile north Of
Thiepyal. the Germans already have
started counter.attacking. and the
lighting there is bitter.
The British have rushed up re-
serves at all three points taken in
the lightning stroke that began un-
der cover OF the low hanging mists
early yesterday and continued In
! this sector with a surprisingly small
| show OF resistance by the Germans,
| denting their lines for one mile. The
| reserves are now at work consoli-
| dating the gains that we're made
| where the Germans dug and cement
ed themselves into what heretofore
had been regarded a. one OF the
most impregnable portions OF their
western lines
Military experts here expected
! the greatest show OF resistance
about Beaumont Hamel. since any
! further advance by British forces
there will seriously threaten Mirau-
mont. less than one mile east di-
rectly on the road TO coveted Ba-
pRume.
PETROGRAD. Nov l4-Ruman
Ian forces defending the district
about Rotenturm Pass. have been
forced back under persistent enemy
attacks. a. the Alt river region the
war ofice announced today.
Teuton attacks in the jul Valley
resulted IN capture OF the village OF
3umbeshti. the statement said
PETROGRAD. Nov. l4-For the
hrst time since Gen. Sakharof'g Rus
sc-Rumanians began their smashing
blows against Mackensen's extreme
left wing which rested at Cernavoda
ON the Danube in the Dolrudja re-
eion. the war offico today reported
the situation unchanged In the
Transylvania region" said The state.
Int Mt. enemy attacKs were repelled. q"
The Dohrudja situation remains
unchanged
BUCHAREST, Nov. l4-Attacks
which had been made without inter
ruption in the Uzul valley, on the
river Casin. since Oct. % were
finally repulsed with sanguinary
losses to the enemy. the Rumanlan
war Office reported today.
In the counter-attack that follow
ed only 50 prisoners were taken
III
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
BORDEN NOT
JUST SAYS
SAM HUGHES
Former Canadian War
Minister Quits His
Post

OTTAWA, Nov. i4.-Sir Rob
ert Borden today put definite
quetus on the rumor that he In
tended 20 Vacate the premier
ship Of the Dominion. he said
he considered II his duty 10 re-
main In Office until the war was
ended and would do so, even In
the kvent Of an election, N his
party we're returned 10 power.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

REV. EDWARD ~. PENCE
Or. Pence has received "A call 10
the Westminster Presbyterian
church OF Portland. Ore. and will
accept lie has been pastor OF the
Fort-st. Presbyterian church for II
years He recently visited Portland
and conferred with the official body
OF the church.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
PATHETIC SCENE
IN MORGUE MARKS
END OF ROMANCE

tcontinued from p.Re one)
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
"Six Days In the Week"
Home Builders. Investors
SEE THESE
Northwest BARGAINS

Northwest Bargains
Almont. 35 feet. .......,........s 75b
Austin, near Grand River. .. $50
Broad 81. blvd. ...... $40
Central NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Cherry-biyd. ............ 400
Clairmont SO feet .....,.... 1.125
Clarendon, nrst block k..... i.2s5
Clarendon. west Of Cd, River 1000
Colfax, 80 feet. ................... e19
Dexter. all Improvements. .... 200
Euclid north side ............ 1850
Gilbert. near Ford Highway. Lilo
Gladstone. near Dexter ..... 1.225
Gladstone, 40-ft. corner. l,l5O
Gladstone. near quincy ....... $50
Holmur. 5000 down, 81 weekly 425
Iosco. first block .......... 2lp0
Ivanhoe. nrst block. so TT. f,6TS
JOY. cottage and business. 9 90
Maidstone ................. 1880
Martindsle. "a IT.. $685. down 1850
Nardin, 40 It.. mr. ca. River ! zoo
IS Oakdale blvd. 40 ~ ft.....,.. ses
Philadelphia ......... ......... l.sen
Pingree -.. v....,..,. go. A.ILe
Pontchsrtrain. mr.. Cd River 7so
Quincy. near Grand River. 1850
Taylor .s............. $50
Underwood ...-............-. lVEe
Neale ............. .........t.... 575
Yosemite ................. s25
GRAND RIVER CORNER
Five-store and fat site. $500 or.
with brick 4-family fat adjoining,
paying l3 per cent $500
NORTHWESTERN REALTY.
2054 Grand River Walnut 2e
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
WEBSTFR FLORIDA VIEWS
For $500
FOR SALE-ACRE AGE

7 OWN six (G1 valuable
acres iust a few miles
from the city hall So
piece u ground near can
0 be bought less than 81
800 an acre must let
go quick and VIII sell
for $4,000 only s2 500
cash 7 can show this
10 be a better opportup-
rs than Is generally
available Call morning
~ the office OF tho Ster-
Ting coal Co. $50 ker-
eh"Nal. and ask TOR Mr
Kiley
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
six Days IN the Week"
Home and Flat Rarpain,

PrintInS--the pIain neat kind--thst
r. rieht-ttUes job Dept.-Main t5z0.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
ron SALE--sTORE
PERSON

any poor girl Is Ia
trouble. needing advice. friendship
TARY MARGARET DUFFY. 1917
Forrest ~ Salvation Army
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
5-ROOM HOUSE. 1923

Complete material for building
nvc.room cottage. $2sS. Save four
profits Call COZ Ford building
or phone Main $3.50
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
McDoNoIGH
MCLAUGHLIN

ward. beloved husband ~ Florence
Mclaughlin tnee <follyl. brother
81 John and Joseph Mclaughlin. 81
Detroit. Charles Mclaughlin, o'
Mar4u,ttc Mich. James Mclaugh-
lin of Minneapolis Mrs Nam :
Donovan and Nellie Mclaughlin. OF
Mnrqustte. Mich Funeral Thurs
day from residence. lo7 National
ave. Notice 'of time later
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
roR s,Lr-nEsmENcE PROPERTY

PrintInE--the nlHin neat kIud--thst
"a rt~ht ---rt~re~ NV Drm --NR,n t53O
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
TWO-FAMILY FLAT
TUXEDO AVE.
1I-FANTT,Y RRTCK

t35 600 INCOME s4G5 PER MONTH
This is genuine bargain cali us
up for appointment
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
md Floor Fsrwell Bldg Cherry 1880.
The state herald., 1916-11-03
To the w ters Of
PHILIPPE County.

beg to state that l am q can
didate, by petition. for re-elec.
ton to the Office I now hold. l
desire, also, to express my sin.
cere tlands to the people gen
erallv and to the teachers and
school officers particularly, for
the splendid cooperation and
support they have given me
during this my hrst'term. My
motto and purpose will be the
same as before. THE good Of
all the children and the schools
out o: politics. aud upon these
grounds earnestly solicit your
support for one more term.
Addie ]. Zimmerman,
Co. Supt. of Schools
The state herald., 1916-11-03
MAKES GOOD CAMPING
OLE rHoRsoN. SON OF colo.
RADIO, BRINGS MANY DEMO.
CRATIC VOTES TO HIS
STANDARD.

One OF the best and ablest canvasses
OF the present campaign ia being made
BY Ollie Thorson. Republican candi.
date for state auditor. Thorson is a
Son Of Colorado. born In Denver, but
now OF Glenwood Springs, where he
and Mrs Thorson conduct hotel
which has entertained thousands OF
Coloradans and tourists.
Ollie Thorson's campaign is unique
in one respect. 1t is more hand.
shaking and renew-old.acquaintance"
canvass than anything else He GER
tainly knows as many men and women
In various parts Of the state as does
any other OF the candidates on either
ticket. and his tours over the state are
continuous "Howdy. BILL" or How
are you, Mrs. Blank" And these al
ways have the come back of Hello,
Ole"
Thorson 10 business man, too
running for a position which the peo-
pie realize must be filled by q bust.
ness man. This fact. as much as any.
thing else. Is adding to the force Of his
canvass.
For many days he was with Cover
nor Carlson's campaigning party, and
did much. by his very presence, to
add to the crowds at the meetings.
The fact that he is Son OF Colorado,
running for high office In n state to
which his parents came as pioneers,
has caused Colorado societies to rally
to bis support. As speaker he ranks
well up with the others. and always
vigorously notifies the people that he
VIII give them an honest, efficient
and personally-conducted administra-
tioa.
He has added strength to the ticket,
and bis friends put no ifs" or "spds"
70 thetr prediction that hs VIII bs,
s'sstsd stats ssditsA
The state herald., 1916-11-03

First Presbyterian Ch urch.
Hours Of Ser vices:
Sabbath School and Bible Class a>
1890 4. m.
Endeavor at TOO p. m.
Aidweek prayer service wednesday,
60O.
Sssaching at ll:SO 4. m. and 500 -
Subjects:
Rev. Vim. T. Russell, Pastor.
The state herald., 1916-11-03
sesr EVIDENCE.

New York "world" accuses Mr..
Hughes OF being pro.German.
''Thc Fathcrlnnd." the orgnn ol
those who would hive the United
States Violate Its neutrality for Ger
mnny's benefit. asks Mr.. Hughes ten
questions which arc designed TO carry
the accusation TINT he is pro-Brttish.
These directly conflicting charges
against him will be regarded "a the
best evidence that he In Just plain
American. without blns toward either
sldc.-Albnny Journal.
The state herald., 1916-11-03
N. Z. CHURCE

Sunday School 1890 q. m.
Morning service 1850
Evening service At 500 o'clock.
Epworth League on Sunday evening
at 7:30 o'clock.
wednasday:praysr mseting at 500
Subjects:
Special Rally Day services II n. m.
Sunday. Fine program and everybody
invited.
Evangslistic services at night.
Rally Day services at Epworth Sun.
dny nt 2:30 p. IN. A great program
and every body invited.
Special music and good singing at MI
the services.
Al who come TO worship with us will
be most hsnrtily welcomed.
A cordial invitation II sxtsuded 10 ali
J. 7. Bsinbrides. Pastor.
The state herald., 1916-11-03
Good land for sale.
Christian Church.

es SsSes SSes
Sunday School l01o
PFsedAing llA
C1gistian Endsavor To
RsaosAiag ~
Nd vssk prayer meeting and TsAA
Ggs ussstia 80
eghtssts:
Morning. Fellowship or partnership
with Christ Jesus
Evening-Ths great Invitation.
The ladies' Of the church will sorvs
oyster stew, pis. sandwiches and soiree
beginning ct 500 p. n election after.
noon and evening Nov. Z Come In and
have something TO eat while you walt
for the returns Of ths election.
Have you heard Of the plans Of The
young peoples class and tho adult Bible
class Of the Christian Bible school that
meets at 1880 every SundAy7
Come. hear and ses. You ars oil In
vitsd.
Wc have reom anifscIcnt 10 aecou,nc.
date oil oar friends and cordially inv;ts
20 y stass1 esR vssshp.
Elisabeth Ware, Minister.
The state herald., 1916-11-03
Keep in Congress

The Man You Have Tried
and found Satisfactory
The Industries of Colorado,
The Farmer, The Stock
Grower. Tne Miner and Man.
ufaetirer ali need The
Vigilant Care and Protect e
Influence Of
Charles B. Timberlake
In W;.hirgion
Remember this hen you vote
on Nov 'mber 7.
The state herald., 1916-11-03
No better place to secure
good job work than tho Old
siiahle HeraldOfice.

II you want the Herald and the Or
ange Judd Farmer for year at ths
regular price Of the Herald, Sl.60. yoa
must hurry for we cannot promise 70
keep this offer open very long.
The state herald., 1916-11-03
Piano at a Bargain

Customer nsar Holyoke 10 unable to
finish payments on piano contract. We
will turn tisno over TO first satisfsc
tory party who will pay balance either
cash or Ave dollars per month. Wi,c
SCHNEIDER & Mueller Piano Co.. Omaha
Neb.
The state herald., 1916-11-03
WATSON, THE PADDED oELLl

The Republicans have erected three
new buildings at tho state Insane
asylum. paying s?25.o00 for the IL
provcments and leaving no penny q
indebtedness. Thus they have provi1'
cd niec. comfy place for the wsirl
individual who takcs = straw vote
aud then claims that one single Dsno
crat will be elected.
The state herald., 1916-11-03
Robert q. WerR
REPuRiiS:AN l

In this the s 10 bs filled
this fall You
ssy Of $1,000 Yeu him with
cor criminal has
2 o6 % single administration
yourself community
TO psy the bills You exercise choice between two
Again. impossible straight ps
tsace and hs candidate
The lives safety and morals
tret stake
Robert N Work
convictions ncdeny collected
be did w,hou, private pssees
been entrusted with Of the litigation Colorado
Mr. Works his pdgc. Ho practices total breaches
prohibition principle
and sot Of policy.
h pstom Tho and impartial prosssa'sa
Of oil criminals.
hs slogan: Ask the Nsighors Ask the om the Buslnsss
Men; Ask tbs Lawyers and Jurors.
The Judicial
The state herald., 1916-11-03
Baptist Church

Services next Lords Day..ss usual:
Sasday School l0.a9
Mernlng worship lIEo
Z. Y. p. U. TOO
Evening preaching SEQ
Wednesday evening prayer mtg $50
rhs Junior Union will mea at 30
Abjsets
Morning-Compelled men.
Evening Action and insction.
Special music at all the services.
A hearty welcome Is extended to al.
A. q BfnsiAgss. Psstss.
The state herald., 1916-11-03
GRAND JURY AFTER POSTS MEASURE,
PROSINC FRAUD AND FORGERY IN BILL
Handwriting Finds diving Charge o.
Called sehsme Sinister Motive

Handwriting diving Strength 70 ch.ro O.
Called Herd l.~. Post seh.m' s.'.s Sinister
forgery having been used By the hackers
81 TO do what s . ass 5 . : the
sa a. h 20 % 1 @ @ :.
sss ss . .s @ : IL. s9 D:a., = .s,ss to ,. u
.s: 4.
@
sso a N. Great s A % s
= ;s:i;: :ss
Tss s
conducted S u: ssetes te
after the attempt to obtain sufficient number
Fraud VIII ss.. s,,
s @ @ % s ss. . no
oa,
Tammen spending .s. .u%s Of
sens sosa as as.ss s.'1ass Ss
s
1 %s1. not BE- g. ss1
a, the people % tn. @ n have n % n
As.r.. pos.-sioo.n
. M the p sn s nS tn. s ballot the
S s bns & H sGs & Large. and take
the driving farmers detrim.n, to-
the campaign In pnSsr
To. % S'ass ss tina" than
Ms amm mna wh ssp % Isoo 'Ssy .sr
state The report a OF the petitions
Alleges Of Fraud.
Inc forgery OF bona Tide lanes and addresses
Fictitious names and addresses
ra @ sss written " s sy IL. wife
name another a"s'S
Coupled with the accountant: evidence
instr returned
agricultural fighting measure ' w "
Mr. cakns the grand jury
Delay In Hiring circuIasos
1T seemed me sapcoS that the baeso, this
.na,ares to sty ,he pe
Of Denver AND q, a
refused to s
9 seas caused .es % ss ''ss ass n. 's ssss
s s s sa s
merely .1s s1s soaaGss aarta n
T sps :; s'fSs. "
petitions s called
,ss
q nas ss Win INK t4s" 4s
apparent @ IN the phoosnphs
sass % s ,s '.s ssss
other page ink
Result Readily Apparent
pare Is @ @
and the final i'r's r
.e II ' o .s as & a
aspsapa 'ss Inc
person way that plainly @sSa written
other city
dencaly the
friends
those denied having
Tod Sloan A.
While 3 q o. n In
Ii
tel himself"
the petitions the
Jockey,
Sloan.
his
ss.r EVIDENCE
The state herald., 1916-11-03
GOVERNOR SPEAKS
FOR mrs. WILSON
CARLSON DECLARES STATE
NEEDS SCHOOL HEAD WHO
WILL MAKE EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS AGENTS FOR
DEVELOPMENT OF PATRi.
OTTO CITIZENSHIP.

Denver Colo, Nov. 2.-Governor
George A. Carlson, in urging the
voters to support the straight Repuh.
lican ticket, has made several strong
appeals for the election OF Mrs. Helen
NJ. Wilson. candidate for State Super
intendent Of Public instruction.
One Of the most effective appeals
by the Governor in Mrs. Wilson's be.
half came in recent speech at Victor,
when he said:
"The public school system OF this
state is urgently in need OF a specific
type OF leadership. II makes little
difference how good cur Universities
and Colleges may be n we are only
top heavy and have no sufficient basic
foundation.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Wilson. when State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
carried out an important and practi
cal program. Her system has since
been followed.
"Shc now presents another definite
practical program TO Colorado people,
She proposes to train hand and mind
OF boy and girl who are unable TO go
further than the Stii grade In practical
mechanics. agriculture and domestic
science. that they may b, ssif-sustain-
Ing individuals.
'She Is now preparing to re-vitalize
the great subject of citizenship. She
proposes to make this course concrete
rather than abstract. She proposes
to develop the dry unintsrcstips
course in civics into a regular coufse
in citizenship that will actually take
hold Of the heart and mind Of growing
boys and girls.
I'VE think very clearly and are most
efficient as individuals. but We havo
not sufficiently developed the group
sense-the group spirit and the group
intelligence. The people of Colorado
will, am sure. welcome most heart
lily Mrs. Wilson's plan Of making our
schools practical agents for the devel-
opment of an effective. patriotic citi.
senship.'