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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
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sSiuel15ring, oem bild0fliden Sefre=
tir, in glf Hioer paitorirten 8emei1=
Sc ertbeilte Der bohm'lte gildof Sacob
Irobec am Mpntag inter Niiriten5 0eS
bpdpp. Srtspfarrer5 un0 Ser bodm.
Serren 2eoings bon Nrinceton un0
,3itur bon Clear 2afe 43 Nerl onen
ou5 If. Safrument ser 6trmung. l1n=
ter gleider Miiiiten5 firmte 9od0er=
lelbe aln folgenoen Gage in Ser pom
bpdm. @errn 9eoings in Nrinceton
paitoricten ct. Gouar0s 8emeinoe 70
Ser ionen.
Neltte, Gornerl tag1 Mtorgen er=
t5eilt Ger botm' lte Sild]of Srobec Ell
1leil1 poluiidJen StuOenten ser ct.
Su]n5 ]inloeriit6t in Ser bilh0fliben
aopeQe Die Sl1boiafonot5= u1o mor=
gen, Jreitag, lie Iiafonatspelbe.
&olll1lenoel1 Miontag miro @o6Oerlel=
he ben Iiufol1eil III Der %un6efledtell
Cnlpi0llgr1iBfirde 5u ct. 9lnra in Sen
III. NrieI terltalro erbe6en; Ser el6e ge=
bort 5itr Ii05eie Sarge e. Q.
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8. e. s., pallorlrten ct. Miartln Sc
u1eiu1e mlr0e perga1rgenen Sanl1tag
EOS 45atrDu5felt NurG eth felerlIGe5
Sln1t begangen, mabreno melGen1
fpdm. P. 1Gel11rao, .. g. s., Don
0arn1ing oie JeItpreoigt bieIt uno
alt5ge5eiGnete aird)enmll1if nit Or
Geiter=Segleit1ng m%elentlid 5ur Sc
burg Ser Ueier bettrug.
= Nul p%ergungenen Conner tag fun1
Sic in ser ct. Solepbs @emein0e gu
Hier5 geboltene 40itin0ige Gebetsan=
Da9t, mdbren0 melder Sic gan5e &C.
meil1oe 5u Sen fl. Saframenten ging,
5u1u miiroigen 4bidluB. 8dbren0
Ser orei @ettage leilteten 0em bodm.
Srt5pfarrer S. s. @tiegler Sic bo4m.
&erren Mlten0orf BON S1ttle Jal5>
gon0 BON 2aitrup, Builder BON Mup=
hem Safe uno 5beuer bon Melroi e
Musbiiife. 2etterer bielt mdbren0 Ser
sSeiertage Sic perldie0enen Ereotgten,
Ste I'M ebenio ergreifenSer mie erbal1=
e11Ser @eiie ol1f Sic Sdaur Ser Gn=
N.I4,oo,, ot,1Ipr.f4or1
4 Die pom bodm. Hfarrer 8. 8un=
hermann BON ser 5irma E6illtps &
60. in Dubuque, Soma, fir 6ie ct.
@enoelinus Stride in 2urembltrg be-
iteQten 40 Stuble un6 8anfe iino ant
Montog bier angefommen nn6 mer-
SEN in SEN eriten Sagen in Dem Got
tesboule, in meldem ii4 cine Berbei-
ierung nno @erihonerung on Sic art-
oere reibt3 oufgeitent meroen. 9ie al
ten Stiible ser 81. @en6el=&trbe tper,
SEN in Ser rreuen Stride at &odpiae
e~initpeilige 8ermenoung ftn6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

lod beiier mur16ete uls Sic ge6rdud=
lide Martini=@an5, menigitens laBt
0arauf sic getbeiligung an oem Gang
oergniigen idlieBen. - 81. gaag err
freut iih Of ieiner Siihtigfeit un0
@ewinerbaftigfeit bier ul1o tn ser
meite1 ltngegeno elmer guten Erari5.
= Sobn Ierid5 lit infolge Don 9lbeu=
motislnais mie0er an'5 3inlner gefei=
lelt. -Eapa 9al6aner fat 5mar nidtS
me5r nit 0em Granddaughter un=
lerer Srtldaft 5u t6un, aber er gieBt
trotoen1 INNER noh gerne einen auf
Sic 2antpe. - @eim Motb. SafelS
fat iid lette Mode Elm il11ger
Stammbalter eingeitelt, melder SEN
Iornamen ieine5 Gatben &pnrao
Stang erbielt. 2ebterer mar fir cine
@pde in ser often Seilnat6 Shafopee
sum 8ell1d.
Curing @iG.
Marttn S60nherg BON hier 6efan0
iib leste @ohe in Eier5 uno hinge
gems al,f Ser gude nQh 2ol1o. Mit
0en1, ma5 er tn iener 8egeno mahr=
genoumel1, gibt er 1id iehr 5l1frieoen,
lu1o er miro einen 51peiten Sc ltd} sort
maiden uno, me1tll Elm lteberei11fom=
m1nen %getroffen meroen fann, oaielbit
etne Tarm fir einen ieiner Sobne fau<
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

ldngeren 8eilthe in Ser alten Set
matb Sbio am letten Donneritag nod
ct. Martin 5uriid. @err Sic. @obs
miro iein fiiroeres @eim BEL ieinem
5obne 5ran5 Mobs in @ebiter, g.
O., MAIDEN. = g0. Sacobp traf nod
ldngerem Mufent9alte in 8ralip Safe
alberta, Canada, mieoer bier BEL
vMuttern" elm. - Jrau Mnna Maria
8arblen iegnete ant l.. Nopember I'M
@aule ibres Sobnes Nic. 0as 3eitlid}e
uno ml1roe am 3. Nopember na6 Ell
mem in ser Hfarrfirde gebaltenen
Seelenamte unter 9et9eiligung 6es
6rauenpereins, oeiien ebrenmertbes
Mitglieo iie gemei Ell, uno unter ion<
ltiy GROCER Tbeilnabme auf oem bie-
ligen @ottesader beeroigt. Sn Ser
Geritorbenen puroe cine quite, 6eutide
6rau au Grade %getragen, sic in mani
der @inlidt als Gorbil0 6iente, 6arob
ibr bterorts Elm gutes M%noenfen miro
erboltcn bleiben. M0ge lie ruben in
5rie0en! - Sobn 20fen febrte 5rei=
tag bon @lenoipe, Mont., 5leriid; iein
bier @od)en langer 9eiuh gait ieinen
Sort mobnenoen 5tnei Sobnen. - Die
lette gar5e ISOLDE NOR 6iele Srtidaft
init 5beater inns Sper geiegnet. Col
de, Sic lih SEN Mumpib aniohen uno
on60rtert, fat nod ibrer s(l1siage Sos
@ehotelle geldynedt. - Iab mani auf
Sent Mege 5miiden Goseoe uno ct.
N'artil1 5nmeilen leere @ierfaiier tie
GEN liebt: lit cine Sad'e, sic nid1t piel
gon1ncrtor erreqt. 9ns lebte ISOLDE
abcr ol1f iener Strefe eine @iege &C.
f1rnoen mnroe, 5erbroden iih Sod bic
le Sen &opf ii6ar 0ielen Tln16. -
&eirrid 9(bmon1r lit pon Nheumatis=
mus 5iemlih 1tarf mitgenommen. -
Srot 6es falten @etters gebt oas
Ileiihergeiddft 6es Sol. @dhn flot=
ter 0enn le. Mltdl tit CT NIT Dem
, BeidGftsgange in 1einem Store mehr
Benin 5ufrieSen. - @einrid 2ep nno
Trolt BON gpring Sin feierten SEN
ct. Martinstag BEL Sobn Sdlid, un6
Sobn &epper nebit Tralt bon Mpon
bel l1dten fire @Gbn's @ermon6ten.
= 9(nton aiif[er BON Safe George
mar am &irmeBtoge aage11e6n1er Sc
iltder bei ieil1em Shmoger Sohn Mil=
Ter. = Soleph Sdafer, Coin 0es
peritorbeuen &onra0 Sdafer, miro
ndditen Gieri tag in &ihmon6 nit
SRI. Guianna &irdner, Sodter Ser
Satni1ie Tran5 &irdner, in Ser 6orti=
gen Nforrfir6e perebelidt mer0er. -
6ron5 Geoier IdBt SEN &opf bangen,
6enn geiddfte perbin0erten i'm, feline
alten Sa%g0genoiien 8ernb. 2iifen,
Sacob 8eder ur0 Sobn Sacob al1f
Ser @iridjag0 5u begleiten. - Sn
Neter Socobp's @alle fan6 Montag
nod rem Gotronstage Elm Martini=
Iar5 ltatt, meld1er 0em iungen &olfe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

@eil iie in Sripolis ouf @i6er'
itono ltieBen, beidloiien Sic Staliener
cine tiirfiide @afenita6t. Gin 8e-
meis ibrer Bei9ei6enbeit. 8a ite
nidts @roBes oomPringen fonnten,
peridmabten iie es nidt, ftd init @lei-
nigfeiten ab5ugeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

&reiie elmer groBen Sdaar BON Ser
man0ten uno Sreun0en elm bubides
@od5eitsfeit gefeiert murbe, oaS CUR
@ntbtetuaeg ser ber3liditen @lidpiin-
ide @eranlaiiung gab. 0aB es ser jun
gen 8raut, sic iih bier l1%ngetbeilter
Mdptl1ng erfrertt, an ser seite ibre5
@atten in Sem nelte11 &eim in Io0o
County ltets mobl ergeben moge, lit
Ser altfridtige 8unid 0es uNoro<
ltern."
Gier5.
Ser in oiei Ter @emein0e beiteben6e
ct. SoIepbs Mannerperein miro ant
8. 9e5ember feline Sabresperiamm=
lung balten, Bel melber @%elegenbeit
Ole @abl nerer 8eamten fir oas
nere @ereinsiabr porgenommen mir0.
Sonntag Mben0 fano bei Ser Strait
Mrnol0 Nagel cine l1nter6alt1ng ltatt,
nobel iia Sic nadbarlide 5reun0=
idaft 10 redt gelteno madte. - Ser
Nier5 Commercial Club bielt Montag
Mber0 cine Ser ammlung, in melher
Sic 6reilegung zines @eges, ser ST.
reft in 0itlider gfidtl1ng nah Mi.
Morri5 fiibren ioQ, beiproden mlrSe.
-9ei Ser Mrbeit at Geo. 6offmann's
1reldmaidine fam Solepb SCHUBERT
BON Mortb @ub ST SAT- un0 brod)
ieine &rielhei6e. - @altoo Soft
mnt1r1 BON @l1b, meld)er zines me6en
9eines megen nohenlong altf 0ns
3inmer %at1gemieien mar, lit 10 melt,
oob er lid ieinen Trelrn6en mieSer 5ei=
gen fonn. - Sos. SoIer erntete 0ieIes
Ssabr orf 1912 Mfer. 427 @lrihel
gudmei5en. Seiner Mniidt no6 BE-
5uhlt 1th ibn 6ieie Grnte better ols
note bi1oltrd Mrbeit berri6ten mer=
Sen.
2aitrmp.
2orel15 6reiibel5 bon 2oretta trai
Sreitag bier Elm un0 nabm Seltb bon
leiner 5orm, Ste er lettes ssubr bon
S. 8. Gebler fauflid eritan6. Serr
6reidels moute bereits lebtes 6riib=
iabr iein @eim nad bier perlegen, er
m1Bte aber feline Mbiidt a116er11, neil
arf Ser 6abrt bei einem Sit enba6lum=
gliid 1ein 8rl1Ser %geto0tet muroe. Set
ne Galnilie miro in nddlter @ode bier
eintrefen. - Setter 8lafe un0 Ste
phan BroB bon bier baben iid Sam=
ltog rab M%inneapolis begeben, mo- tie
ii6 in Ser Staat5 3oirp=Sdule ais
8ltttermaber au53ubil0en geoenfen.
ct. Martin*
Sn bie(en Samilien, in oenen oas
cine o0er 0as a10ere Mitglie0 nad)
Sem fl. Martin, 0em Emancipation
LIN ierer @emein0e, bena11nt lit, tpur0e
oieles 6elt nad Ser firdliden 6eier
nadmittags un0 aben05 inn beiteren
@reiie Ser Mngeborigen lit frobliditer
@eile gefeiert. = Die @ebrii6er Mtc.
un0 Eeter Mobs febrten bon eineut
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

Ser feline &nabe oltf sem 9raden,
throne meiB gu leinem Glide nod
nidt, mas UNI i'm porgebt. . ielig,
0 ielig, Elm &ino nod gu fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

Mzz' Kings ewlifeEs zs
The s9seE IL sac ~ ces@s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
PREPARES SPECIFICATIONS
FOR BELLE ISLE CASINO EATS"
Size OF Steaks and Ice Cream Dishes
Problem With Which Park
Dept. struggles.

Secretary Busch, of the park and
boulevard department, is hard at work
on the specifications of the Belle Isle
casino contract and expects TO have
them i'm shape for submission TO the
council committee on parks ana
boulevards In day or two.
How to specify the size OF the
steaks the lessee will be required to
serve Is a problem that the secretary
has not solved as yet.
Suppose we require a steak OF
certain weight" he says. Shall that
standard apply to the steak before or
after IL Is cooked"
These are questions that the coun-
Gil committee. or perhaps the council
itself will have to settle.
Secretary Busch has several sam.
pies Of ice cream dishes, which he
will submit TO the committee for its
inspection They range in size from
No. 6 to No. IS, the figures indicating
the number OF dishes TO quart. For
sodas. the department will probably
require No 10 or No. IL dish, for
q 10-cent dish of ice cream. about a
No. @.
Every precaution will be taken to
safeguard the public and insure quail
ity as we'll as quantity in the serving
OF tho eats"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11

standard. s5c. Table beets, s1.25Ql.4o.
Peas. Fancy. early June. Sl.3S; stand
ard. 81; soaked, 60W70c. salmon:
Sockeye, tall, $2f5: hat. $2.25; Alaska
reds, Sl.eO; Alaska pinks. Sl.25. Toma-
toes, 4sqsoc: succotash. Sl@l'lV per
-ioz.------
Comee - Packet coffee. 1oo-lb. case.
.jGp22.50. delivered.
Feed-Brar. s25: fine middlings. $2S;
coarse middlings. see; cracked corn,
$22: coarse cornmeal. S22. corn and
oats chop. $40 per ton.
FIour--Michigan patents. In wo2d,
best, sS.2s; ordinary patents, Si Ss,
RYE fiour. Sass per Dbl.
OiI-Raw linseed S1.0l: boiled lin
seed, Sl.05: Diamond headlight Kerr
osene. SC; Perfection. shc; Eocene,
l1hc: crown gasoline. 15c per gal: tur-
pentine. in barrel lots. soc per gal
Provisions-Mess pork, ssl' iamiy.
smoked hams. l4h@i5c;. dry sailed
briskets, lac; shoulders. l1hc; picnic
hams 1lisc; bacon. 15h 016IAc; lard.
in tierces. 1o&c: kettle rendered, llSc
per 10. -
s EdE1r sb son. Gry Easle snSles
cut loaf. $500; cubes. s5.l5; XXNX
powdered, $685.: standard powdered.
$3.50: graduated, extra coarse. 30; nne.
in bulk. $3.50: in 25-lb. cotton oags.
s4S5: Michigan granulated. $50.
household powdered, in 6-ib, cartons.
$3.50: diamond A. IS: confectioners 4.
sass: No. I. si.sS; No. 6. st7S; No. 8.
s4.70: No. s. 460; No. 0. si55; No. ~.
$3.50; No. IL. Sf45: No: IL. $40: No. 10.
$t.35: No. IA. Sass: No. 10. Sass per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
ASKS PRESIDENT
To DECLAREsELE
LaFollette Wants To Know Whether
He Is Evading Responsibility for
Alaskan Coal Cases.

WASHINGTON. Feb. lo.--A direct
demand that President Taft, answer
whether he is now seeking TO eyade
responsibility Tor the Cunningham
Alaskan coal land claims, which he
publicly and voluntarily assumed,
was made today by Senator Lafoliette
rep. Wis., > in an open letter TO Mr..
Taft
LaFollette charged that the Balm
ger bills introduced in the senate by
Nelson (Rep. Mimi, and said TO
have the approval OF Mr.. Taft, would
result in a new trial being granted
the Cunningham claimants, with a tufl
knowledge of the governments case.
The two bills referred 10 aTe de-
signed to transfer the cases TO the
courts for final disposition. LaFol-
lette reviews the action OF Taft in
taking in hand personally, these
cases, which formed the basis of the
Glavis-Pinchot charges against Bal
linger, and points out that he. permit
ted Pinchot TO file a brief With him.
In part the letter says:
The evidence establishes con-
clusively that these claims were en-
combine after title was secured. Beth
the documentary and the oral evil
dence In the case proves beyond argu-
ment or dispute that the Cunningham
entries should be cancelled on the
ground of fraud.
Long ago the secretary OF the in
terror announced that he considered
himself disqualified from acting IN re-
gard to the Cunningham cases.
1T is easy TO conceive that Mr..
Ballinger's subordinates would feel
serious embarrassment I'm deciding
this particular case contrary TO the
expressed opinions of their chief.
But now that you have assumed
the responsibility for the decision
there appears no reason why the ex-
traordinary step OF. seeking legislation
TO wrest the case from your hands
should be taken-a step which will
effectually postpone the cancellation
of the Cunningham claims for an in
definite period.
You have yourself assumed all re-
sponsibility for the disposal OF this
case. You have taken Ii out OF the
hands OF the interior department.
There is in this case, therefore, no
se-called Vicious circle of inYestiga-
ton and adjudication by officers Of
the same department. 1t is a matter
solely of executive duty, OF executive
This being the case, 1t is proper
and important that congress know
the executive attitude toward these
two bills. II is I'm this particular IN.
stance, quite as important that the
public know it.
rs 1t your desire that at the elev-
enth hour congress should take from
your hands the jurisdiction of this
Casa Jurisdiction you voluntarily
and publicly assumed: IL SO, on what
grounds of public policy or public
benefit?'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
Yesterdays N. Y. STOCKS.
\. n. sTock MARkEr--c,o-e.

Am II Sugar az. Anal Cop 90 - AN -
S-lE SEA-. Am Cot OIL 90. Am Loo -.
Am smeft-so. Am Sugar li9a' ~"
~ I4kA. AmaxaoI a3ls do pf &c Ana
conda 40. Ateh iO5sgs> Bait a . 100 s u
r 49,. Can Pac si0A Sen Leatn 81 4;
q a q Sc, Chi a ca W 20 49, N :: 49, -
issA. chi a. n I4SA, Col r a So' Son
cas- i43a. Corn Products ~, - q
g SSA. bis Sec Cor ssis; Eris .,s 81 i..l se
iSblt Gt Nor pf 129h. CT Nor ore CT
81 *. ms Cent 1895 int Met y ~ 40 40
r sS. Ieh Val fISA. NJ, 81 a a.
Ste Ry issT. Mo Pac SOS. Nat Lead
81, Ny c 1884,. y \, ont " asa
n a. w 1864. North Pac lac u. fenr ~
m i2T&. Peo G a Z loI, Press 81 Car
Sss, Read 1895 Rep 4 a : so; Rock seS
south Pac l1yA, south Ry 2s5s, do pt
&c. Tenn Cop IS. Texas 20. Union Tao
i7sIs. u Rub com tols, u steel
Sill do pf 1914, " 5 Bonds 100 a.
Vir-Car chem co 65, Utah Cop 46A,
Wabash les. do pr s7h. West MIG ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
u. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YoRK PRoDuCE

NEW YORK, Feb. l0.--Flohr Dull
and weak. Pork: Firm; mess, s22 %
@2S Lard: Firm; middle west SPOT
$990a10 Sugar. Raw. quiet; centri-
fugal. 90 test. s3.4s; muscovado. SO test.
S2.ss:; refined, $3.50; cut loaf. $3.50
Coffee Rio No. Z on spot l2h Wl2 &C.
raIlow: City, TIC; country IA q nc.
Hay: Quiet and easy; prime, Slo1 y I;
No 3, $50 S5c; clover. 50m90c. Dressed
poultry: Quiet: turkeys 14D 23c;
chickens, li@22c fowls. IL = q i6c {;
ducks, I2G20c. Live poultry: Dull {:
geese, Iic: ducks, 1sc; fowls. l11s a.
Cheese: steady: demand fair; state
milk common TO specials. so lie;
skins, common TO specials, 30 &c: full
skins. 242hc.
Butter: Firm; receipts, 4,7S3; cream
cry, extra. 27a271hc; state dairy. tubs,
ia gee, Imitation creamery, frsts, Is
619c. Eggs: Unsettled. lower. re-
ceipts 1892: nearby white fancy. 30n
acc: nearby mixed fancy, 21G &c; fresh
firsts, 20h @23c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber * Co, Feb. 10: Wheat-Prices
dropped back "a in the first hour to-
day under local selling pressure; some
OF the bear leaders who covered ON the
swell late yesterday were resellinS. \
number OF big commission houses had
wheat TO offer On the decline. The
bullish features in the early cables
were ignored. The northwest markets
weakened and caused selling pressure
here. In general way, the belief
that the reciprocity move VIII 80
through is creating bearish sentiment
Trade here had rumor this morning
OF a material cut in four price by
big northwestern mill. but we are un-
able TO confirm this.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
COURT SAYS WOMAN MUST
REFORM OR LOSE HER BABY
" She Turns Over New Leaf and
Webs Man She Lives With, Child
viii Be Restored.

Mrs. Helen Gilfoy, sometimes
known as Mrs. JoLl Hoey, must re-
form or lose her baby. This was the
decision OF Judge Hubert in juvenile
court, Thursday afternoon. when the
woman appeared TO claim her child,
which had been taken from her by
officers of 8. p. O. G. t~a
Officers OF the society were in
formed that the baby was sadly neg
lected, and on the day the complaint
was made had been without food for
hours. 1t was taken TO the shelter
home and Patrolmanr Keane was
asked to find the mother. He found
her coming out of a west-side saloon
with a man, and she asked to be let
alone until she got some of his money.
The woman was arrested and taken
to police court, where sentence was
suspended.
In court the woman claimed that
she was married to John Hoey, a
liyeryman employed in Haskell's
stable on, Grand River-aye. Hoey at
that time was sitting in buggy in
front OF the county building and an
officer brought MIN i'm to testify. He
said that he was not married to the
woman, but had lived with her He
said he believed he was the father of
the child, and expressed his willing.
ness to care for IL and to marry tho
mother II she would stay OF the
streets and stop drinking
I Judge Hubert then gave the pair
a severe lecture, and ordered that the
child be placed in some home for six
months, during which time the
parents are. TO live together II they
live happily and the woman reforms.
they are To marry aud have the child
restored to them, according to the
| dictum of the court. Otherwise the
baby will be kept from them per-
manently.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
MEETS
TERRIBLE DEATH
Clothing Catches Fire From Over.
heated Register and She Suffers
Terrible Agonies.

HlI.LSDALE. Mich, Feb. 1o.-Her
clothes catching fire from an over
heated register. caused the death OF
Mrs. John Kinsley, an aged woman
residing In Waldron village. Southeast
Hillsdale county.
Mrs. kinsley was standing over the
register last night when her clothing
caught fire. She WAS wrapped In
flames instantly. Her brother with
whom she made her home. could rem
der but little aid until the flames had
burned her clothing and hair from
her body. She suffered untold agonies
until death came.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
aBURY ME FACE DOWNWARD"
New Orleans Historian Leaves Strange
Request In His Will.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 10
BURY me face downward is an I'M
explained request in the will of VIM.
w. Handlin, philosopher, historian and
pioneer In phonetic spelling reform.
probated today.
Handlin was buried month ago in
the regular way and will not be dis
inferred. He gained notoriety sew
eral years ago by criticising Roose-
Welt for wasting time with superfiu-
GUS letters, and received hot rebuke
from the president.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-openlns

Dun:.Inx a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, Feb. 9.--
Cattle: Receipts, cars: market
steady; best 1900 to 1.4OO-lb steers.
S6.50Q675: good price 1900 TO 1900
10. steers. s5.S5G64o: best l,lc0 TO L.
cool. shipping steers. $5.50@6.25: me-
diums butcher steers. 1000 TO 400 lbs.
$500: light butcher steers, S4.s5 %
5.25: best fat cows. S4.75 V5.26; fair to
good. do, ss;se@4,So; common to me me,
1875; best fat heifers. S5.5o46.25; good
at heifers. $5Q5.50: fair to good, do,
SL5e0l75; stock heifers. So 25Q 30;
best feeding steers. dehosnad. $4.50Q
40: medium 10 good Feeding steers.
$40425; stockers. ali grades, 1916 % q:
best bulls. $L26@i75: bologna bulls.
s4e5 OATS; stock bulls. s4Q475: best
gooa TO best mixers and springers. $40
$50: common to good. do. $50 q 80.
Hogs: Receipts. 20 cars, lower;
heavy: s., 7oG7so: workers.. ssioVSloi
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 90 cars
slow: best lambs. S6.l5 gs $50: heavy
s5g525; yearrings, ssg5,2s; wetaers
81 20 " 40; ewes, 81.
Calves: s59lo.5o.
EAST BUFFALo-CIo.e.
EAST BUFFALO, ". Y. Feb. 10
Cattle: Receipts. 500 head: market. &C.
tive and loo higher; prime steers, SO 81
n675: butcher grades. $3.50ff 6.65
Calves Receipts, 200 head: market
active. 25c higher; Gull to choice, S6H
1925. Sheep and lambs: Receipts, l.
500 head: market, active and steady
choice lambs. $6H6.20: Gull to fair, s.
m5.T5: yearlings. s5m5.25; sheep, S275
et4.5O. Hogs: Receipts, $3.50 neadi
market, active. firm; workers., 5000
$50, pigs. SS.40ms.5e; mixed, SSMs,05;
heavy. sI.s5g7so; roughs. SI@7.iS.
stays, S6Q6.50.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Feb. 10--Hogs. Receipts. $4,000; mar
ket higher: mixed and butchers. S7.35
mT75; good heavy, $T15I7.65: rough
heavy, $715@7.35; light. $T.559TS0;
pigs. $7,55@790. Cattle: Receipts, 90
600: market steady; beeves, $5@6S0;
cows and heifers. S2.65 a 5.S0< stockers
and feeders. S415@ $50; Texans. sass
d $50; calves, s6.75q9 sheep: Re-
ceipts, 5000: market. steady; native.
$2.50@4.40; western. $500 lao; lambs,
$4,000 see: western. s4.25 46.25
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Feb. 10.--Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 1900: market loo higher; heav-
les. $3.50: mixed, s7.75G7,s0; workers..
IS; high light, $3.50 Cattle: Receipts,
cars; strong. Sheep: Receipts, 20
cars: loo lower; $5.e0m6 Calves: Re
ceipts. 200 head: $10.25 top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
Michigan Patents.

4 WASH iNGTON, Feb. tG--Michigan
patents were granted yesterday as fol-
lows: George T. Burdick Coldw ater
and j. H. Burdick, Quincy, ice clean,
ing means for ice wagons; Byron ]
Carter, Detroit, FRACTIONAL transmit ssion
mechanism. John G., Gerken. saginaw
beet harvester; Robert Hilprecht. Ian
sing. CRATE; Vernon Hoxic. ADRIAN
staple rorming and discharginz mech,
aRisnl Samuel Johnson, Battle Creek.
adjustable barbcll; Edward kukuruda
Saginaw, wrench: Thomas ! Ludyvir
Jackson, corn husker: Edward J.. Me-
Greedy and r. a Philips, Mt Glenn
ems. meter box; John A. Moder, I.au-
rum, controlling means for headlight
Matthew Morton and III. r. Morton.
Muskegon. drawn cut foundry shapor:
John y. Olson and G. Olson. Gladstone,
horse hitching device; Willis I. PeTk-
ms Grand Rapids. internal Combustion
engine; Fred ~ Perry. Holly. stancn-
lon Sidmund X. Rotschiid. Detroit
holder for telephone receivers and the
ike. Frank II. Shaffcr. Worthwhile. va
euum sweeper; Gustave a. Nvlncmau
DetFOit. cash -register.. 1880 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Palne,
yyahhars e. Co Feb. 10: The report by
the Steel corporation showing untitled
tonnage on Jan. 81 last OF 31l09ls
tons. an increase for the month OF 49,
900 tons. was considered mildly bullish
nv the street and caused some buying
by local traders without any pro-
nounced effect on the market which
outside of few specialues, was IN
more mr. less Of a rule all true in the
morning session. Missouri Pacihc ana
Harvester gained a point each over the
ureyious close, otherwise the marKet
ashowed slight fractional changes ana
was dull and uninteresting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
ENDS LIFE WITH REVOLVER.

FLINT MICH. Feb 10.--Arthur r.
Caldwell, 43. an insurance agent, was
found dead I'm field north of the city
this morning. He had a bullet in hts
head and another in the body. Sui
eide is the opinion OF the coroner and
sheriff Caldwell apparently was IN
n small summer cottage when he shot
himself and he walked long distance
after the bullets we're fred.