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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-09
No MORE misery
IN THE STOMACH
I<.Pspsla. oss and indigestion vaniss
end Your stomach Feels Fine
N Five Minutes

10 what you Just ate IL souring on
|1IlF stomach or lies like q lump OF
bad. rofusing TO digest. or you belch
|41 and Eructato sour. undigested
Tod or have feeling OF Dizziness,
|<4rtburn. Fillness, Nausea, Bad
taste In mouth and stomach head
&tne--this IL Indigestion.
A full case CT 2apes Diapepsin
costs only so ceats and will thor
o1khIy cure your out-of-order stoni-
1ch. And leave sufficient about the
holise IN case some one else In the
family may cutter from stomach
trouble or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to- show you
TIE Formula plainly printed on these
1V-cent casess then you will under
ftnnd why Dyspeptic trouble OF all
Kinds must 60. and why Diapepsin
always relieves sour, out-of-order
etomachs or Indigestion in Ave min
utcs Diapepsin is harmless and
tastes like candy, though each dose
contains power sufficient to digest
and prepare for assimilation into the
blood all the food you eat; besides,
Il makes you 60 to the table with a
healthy appetite: but, what viii
please you most. IL that you will feel
that your stomach and intestines
are clean and fresh, and you will
not need TO resort 20 laxatives or
liver pills for Biliousness or consti-
patton.
This city will have many Diapep-
sin cranks, as some people will call
them. but you will be cranky about
this splendid stomach preparations.
loo, II you ever try a little for In
digestion or Gastritis or any other
Stomach misery.
Get some Pape's Diapepsin now.
this minute. and forever rid yourself
81 Stomach Trouble and Indigestion.
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OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS AND BOULEVARDS.
Room 201 City HalI. DetroI

Room ZOl City hall, Delroll
Oct 8, 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received At
the above office until IL o'clock noon
on Monday. Oct. l6, for
REsURFACING THE GRAND BOULE-
WARD
from Toledo avenue TO Dix avenue ap-
proximately 500 square yards. and
from Woodward avenue TO the west
side a. Second avenue. approximately
10. 500 square yards. with
SHEET ASPHALT.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the above office
Bids must be submitted in triplicate
stating time when the work will be
commenced and when completed.
Bids must be made separately for
each section of pavement.
A check equal TO per cent. OF the
amount OF the bid must accompany
each proposal. as a guarantee that the
bidder will enter into contract
The right 10 reject any or all bids
or Fart thereof is expressly reserved.
NJ p HERLBUT,
Commissioners.
III. W BUSCH.
Secretary. GID
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Earl 4. woodmarsee. 20. Worthwhile;
Gladys A. Perry. 20. Detroit
Pettros Paravolos, "a. Fotula Landy.
Is
John W, Curtis. AZ, Cassopoiis. Mica.
Emma l.. Spencer. Al, Detroit.
Earl l. Garfield. is. Cleveland, -;
Marg l. Met.ger. 10, same.
Norwood Lockwood. "a, Harrow, Ont.
Lulu Hooper. 81, Buffalo.
Paul Mabicht. %; Wilhelmine Eller-
holz, 81
Carroll e. Cox. %; Nina w. Gusne, j
rs.
Harry f. Legg. q. Chicago; Edna d.
Brown. Il. Detroit.
Antonio Traponi. 20; Catherine Rome.
10.
Victor w Mccurdy. Is; Rebecca 5.
Stewart. o.
Fred Elgert. "a: Mathilda Panzer. FL.
Otto Wilson, IS: Viola Brown. 80.
Hugo X. Cloesner. IS; Gertrude n.
Cooper So
Joseph Harry. 20. Harriet Bronner
Weller w Murdoch. 20; Violet D,
GUNNER, rs.
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U. S. GOVT BONDS.
ono quotations FURNISHED by Hay
Stone a On Oct z.
DIED.

DIED.
BRADr-oct. s, 1911, Charles H., axe
Sc years. beloved husband or klsy
T.. Brady. father OF Ethel and Esther
Brady. Services a. the residences, 81
King ave, Monday. oct ,. 1911. Al
y. IN. lnterment Woodmers. Chicago
and Cleveland papers please copy
FISHER--Mrs. Eva, at her home, so
Commonwealth. Oct 6. sister OF La
zie. VIII and Fred Emendorfer anu
Mrs. 4. NJ. Murphy. all OF PONTIAC.
Funeral car from the home Monday.
7:SN m. 10 the 81 Vincent az
Pauls church. Pontiac, S:s0.
VAN SYCKLE--Oct ), at residence. SOC
G-Ss ave. 6tvens r. an Stekls,
husband OF Sophia ID. Van Syck.s.
and father OF Miss Maude Van Syckls
and Raymond Il. Van SICKLE Notice
of funeral later
PARK--Oct g. at her residence. its7
Sixteenth ST. Margaret beloved wife
OF Alexander Park Notice OF fslnsral
later
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
G a 9 TO RIA
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit October Z. hii-
PROPOSALS FOR THE C0NsTRUC-
TON OF PUBLIC SEWER.

Sealed proposals win be received at
the office OF the Department OF Pubhc
Works. Detroit, Mich, until SATURDAY,
October IL 1911, at 10 o'clock "A. IA,
standard time. at which time and place
.hey will be opened. FOR furnishing all
labor and material. except cement AMI
iron mhnhole rings and covers, wnica
will be furnished w the city, and oulld-
ing anc anishing complete together
with the back filling according 10 the
plans and Specifications on hle IN TINS
office, the following brick pnohc
sewer. to-wit'
IxIRnY AVENUE PIBLIf SEWER
In Kirby avenue, from Granny ave.
nue. 10 alley west OF Chene street
length OF sewer 500 feet (including
connection sewers), J manholes, inclne-
ing bends and slant. ring orick
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid certified check payable TO toe
order OF the Department OF PuDl:e
Works on each sewer bid upon as fol-
lows:
Kirby avenue. $3.50.
Which sum VII be forfeited 10 the
Department In case the bidder fails IN
enter into contract within nve DAYS
afte. the acceptance OF tender. Con-
tract 10 be subject 20 the approval u
the Common Council Checks deposited
with rejected bids viii be returned 70
the bidder on demand The bidder
whose tender Is accepted Will be re-
CURED TO furnish With contract an az
proved surety company bond to the
City or Detroit IN the full amount
Of the contract prise. conditioned on
fs.tsstui performance OF contract.
Upon execution 81 the contract bond
the amount deposited with the tender
will bt returned.
No bids Will be accepted from any
person or Arm who = in default TO tte
City OF Detroit, upon any obligation
10 said City.
TIE Department OF Public Works re-
serves the right TO reject any or all
proposals.
l4105) j. j. HAARER,
(6l5) Commissioner.
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GERMAN NOBLE
TAKES BRIDE HERE
Count Won Ravensburg viii Wed
Miss Madeline I. Steinuench
Whom He Net Abroad.

A romance which began in Germany
during the summer OF 1910, culminat-
ed, Saturday morning. in the Issuing
OF q marriage license to Ernst Leopold
Frieherr Cooler Won Ravensburg, q
German count, and a man Of consider,
able wealth, who named as his bride
Miss Madeline Louise Steinuench,
daughter OF Charles Steinuench. OF
No. 103 East Grand boulevard. Miss
Steinuench visited Europe In 1910 IN
company with her father, and while
touring Germany. was introduced TO
the German nobleman. A strong at
tachmen sprang up betweeun the two,
and \ correspondence was continued.
which resulted in the proposal OF mar
iage.
The count gave his age as Al and
the bride Is only 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-09
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
III. Delosier. So Bristol
Alex. Hartman. $50 Harper.
w. Rogiwski. s13 Twenty third.
A Perkiss. 1901 Wabash.
f. Dolgner. % Pelouse.
l.. Miller, 1864 Michigan-ave.
ELI Payette. 179 Porter.
c. G.. Anderson, las Harrison.
A r. Sweitzer. 716 Maybury.
s. Borkowski 39S Lyman.
s. j. Nork, AZ Richter
DR.. NJ. r. McDermott. 14s1 Wood
II. NJ. King. 2s7 PhiIedeiphia.
A Duly. eos wheelock
Leon Epstean, So Marcy.
Frank Kukulo. 1898 St Aubin.
f. Campbell. 713 Chene
r. F. Bowen. 16 Hague.
II. Swieczkowskl: SOS Hastings.
NJ Harrington. 15 Twentieth.
p. Keir, 50 Columbia.
Sol Stahl. 234 Beals
J w. Guyman. s17h Field.
GIRLS
William Mahon. 73 Twenty-third
Koligowski. "a Lovett
q. A. Hayes, 334 Trumbull
A. Hojinowski. 15+7 Campbell
+. wolkewitz, 1924 Scotch
Charles Raths. 470 Military.
l.. Bujtas. 1876 Crosley
]. Martin. sA South.
]. w. Logan. 400 Lafayette-blvd.
Herman Wilson.
Edw. Hirschfeld. 1867 Theodore.
Emanuel Arden, 201 Chester.
ID. Verbitzke sSt FarnswoIth.
g. Danielski, 1902 Chene.
George F. Barry. l471 Crane
w. +. @. Scott, 1889 Crane
RI p. NRgergast. 10 Leasing
a. Garberino, 1879 Benton.
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DEATHS.

Peter Pradzewicz. S months. 5 days:
hamilton.
Heator vineelett. 50; Little Sisters OF
Poor: senility.
Joseph ciachiolo. s months; $50 Fort
east. diarrhcea
S. PetribouslSi. So; 1sss St. Aubin;
phthisis pulmonalis
meningitis tubercula.
Joseph Piiut. AZ: 9s1 Riopelie: cere-
bral hemorrhage.
John Howley, 81; 764 Fort senility.
ility.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-09

FARMS

fAKMS
KIT. ~
80 acres. , miles from a good town,
not far from Detroit: gravel loan. 4
acres orchard. 8 acres timber; s.
room house; cellar: 30xbO barn.
basement. cupola. Price, $50 an acre.
x2e.
las acr@s. mile from electric
line: Oakland county; good orchards,
it-room house. brick e-room frame
two good barns and other outbuild-
ings; l0O-ton silo.
XSO
$50 acres. St. Clair county: clay
loan: 10 acres timber. 12-room
house. two cellars: two good barns,
100-ton silo. Price. $500.
isi acres. Oakland county. miles
from town; 5 acres orchard S-room
house. cellar: barn and outbuild.
ings; large amount OF timber; "a. 900.
FARM HEADQUARTERS
CHAS. ID. FISKE,
7l3-l4 Chamber of Commerce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-09
BOSTON WOOL.

bOSAON 4.
BOSTON, Oct THE Commsrcial
Bulletin of Boston saSs OF the Wool
market: The transactions In shs
Boston wool market for the current
weeh have probably oeen somewhat
less than they were week ago. TaS. z
have been fair sales OF territory cloth
ing woods at the range of prices estac-
Iisneo a week or Two ago.
Miscellaneous sales OF neeoe VOLS
have been the rule this week, prices
nolaing steady, while foreign WOODS
have Been In light request Scourcd
woods have sold fairly well In the
range OF So q 45c per pound for woolea
purposes - p,
''irhe shipments OF wool from Boston
from January / TO october 5. inclusive.
were lS2,sl3.226 pounds, against los.-
Iss. s4h for the same time last year.
The receipts from January 20
OctobeI s. Inclusive, were 261,379. l63
pounds against 22s.T4s,is6 for TIE
same period last year
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PRINTING Co. 10 John R-st.
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Noricp--If any peer siIl :. In trouble.
needing ADVICE f,!sndssip or sslR.
YIEttr,sr .. sss se poe pn ~" west ssiSatios
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sp.s-s..-,sss rrir.irs. 20 !ass cpd
Jons R-si. m. Main .ilss OF CITY ts~
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my UNrCEfUTXfE ORR IN need Of
oaii' on Mrs.. A. ~ Burr. t3s Lafay-
stts-bivd.
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MEN 10 call on women and demon
patented household article: sells tor
12.s0. half profit; not sold In stores
exclusive agency: new msu cell 20
20 a day: samples loaned 20 mon who
want 10 work. O q. CHASE. NIL
waukee, Wis
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WANTED To EXCHANGE.
suoE REPAIRING,

90 Shoes Repaired VII w5r .,,,
'UP-To-DATE" sIfoR RE-
- PAIR Co. III Farmer-st.
49, Phone Cherry sl7-J.
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MEETINGS.

MEETING OF DETRO1T DEN. No I,
Social Order OF American Lions.
every Wednesday at Odd Fellows
Temple. 200 Randolph-st.
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HELP wANTED-MALE-
A GOOD POSITION IL assured every
graduate OF the Detroit Business uni
versity, magnificent new building:
thorough course In bookkeeping.
penmanship. shorthand. typewrttng.
mechanical and architectural draft
ing and all English subjects. Free
employment department; catalog free
for the asking. 6l-63-6b-SI-Ss west
Grand River-ave
AT ONCE-White chef at Hawkins
house. Ypsilanti. Mich.
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LAND CONTRACT.
I HAVE A LAND CONTRACT Oh ~. 500
THAT \ WANT TO SELL. Will. A.
LON LIBERAL DISCOUNT. con-
TKAC1' DRAWS PER CENT IN
Unrest ADDRESS BOX ID. NO. %.
DETROIT TINES.
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JoL Printing Done Right. Times
printfnx Co.. 10 John R-st.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-16
DIsPosITIoN--HEAD
Total


CATTLE-Cattle receipts continue mod
crate, only us cars being reported in.
Ihls makes the total FOR the week 1856
head the iiGhtest tor any similar period
since, the Ilrst week In August, and
lighter than Tor the corresponding period
Year ago ny over 6bVJ mead. The
luality OF the arrivals was very ordinary,
consisting larBeiy of TRASH With hardly
anything that could be called strictly
good
With moderate receipts and with so few
desirable cattle on sale II would seem as
II the market on beef steers should have
been strung anu AcuNe but unIccTsna teIY
the receipts at other selling points, es-
advices from there indicated a heavy
slump In prices. AS result OF this
local buyers were very SLOW about taking
hold ana the general market would have
TO be described as weak to 100 lower
although possibly a strictly good bunch
OF western beeves might have sold at
steady prices.
II WoLid be well II shippers would bear
IN mind that tile eastern market on the
medium To pretty decent KINDS of corn
led steers hos been In very bad shape
tor some little time back. In fact, the
market ON that KIND of cattle has been
described by the Chicago papers as rot
ten, prices there having declined as
much as Wd6Uc last week. This condi-
ton OF the eastern market is having
bad effect on the local market for corn
feds. At the same time that the medium
TO pretty decent cattle are selling TO such
pOOE duNdnldk6 btFlClly prime cattle are
bringing fancy prices, but ~ will be I'M
uerstood that there are very few of that
KIND coming TO those points and none
whatever coming here.
Cows and helfers weakened toward the
close yesterday and they were again
slow ana dull today, with prices any
where from weak to loo lower.
Stockers and feeders OF good quality
were extremely scarce this morning
but there was a world OF trash As a
result, while there was feeling that good
cattle would bring tirm prices, the COM
mon kinds were slow and weak
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, $675Ge7.75 fair to good
beef steers, S6.60q675 common to fair
beef steers, S4.750t6.50; good to choice
heifers. SAs0q5.25 good 10 choice COWS,
S4.4Od6.O0; fair to good cows, IS. 75apl 40;
common 10 fair cows, S2,l6q375; veal
calves, $s5Oql7.75.
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, S,5I5GlL25; fair to good
beef steers, SS,O0af5 IS; common TO fair
beef steers. 81 4Udt6.O0 good TO choice hetf-
ers, N.tOQI5.l5; good 10 choice cows, "a. 400
5.OV; fair to good cows, Ss.656t4.25; common
to fair cows, S9.756365; good to choice
stockers and feeders y5.VO5i6.O0; fair 70
good stockers and feeders, Sf4Od5.OO; COM
mon TO tair stockers and feeders, 81. IUTp
40; stock helfers, tS25d4.2b; bulls, stays,
etc, S3.25df49O.
80 ~. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-16
All MOhammedans
Involved in Crisis
Arising in Persia

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The crisis in
Persia invades the peace Of all countries
in which Mohammedans have found a
footing and not alone the future of w
Morgan Shuster or the American financial
structure which he has endeavored To-
raise In the eastern country, according
to information reaching official circles
in Washington from various parts Of the
east.
The ultmatum from Russia to Persia
that apology must be made for the seizure
OF the property of the deposed shah's
brother is the elimination, apparently,
of developments that have been pending
since American financial experts were
selected by the new nationalist govern
ment to attempt the regeneration of the
finances and commerce of the country.
1t is claimed here that the grant to Mr..
Shuster, treasurer general, of complete
executive power did much to irritate
Russia. The vigorous assertion by Mr.
Shuster and the Persia assembly of the
complete independence of the country and
its freedom from any obligation to Russia
or Great Britain has been a source OF
irritation to the former and Of criticism
from leading sources in Great Britain
There now is a disposition among lead
ing figures in Northumberland to con-
strue as a concerted assault on the
Mohommedan people the continued at
tack upon Persia and the situations in
Trlpoli. Morocco and parts of India. How
far this unrest of the Mohammedans will
develop IL Persia becomes more seriously
involved with Russia officials here are
not ready to say
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-16
Two Omaha Women
Are Bridesmaids in
Wedding at Chicago

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov 15.-CSpecial Tee-
gram.)-The marriage of Miss Hazel
Ford. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
e. Ford, to Joseph stephen Wilson, took
place tonight at $50 o'clock in Kenwood
Evangelical church. Miss Alice Heath
was maid OF honor and there were two
matrons OF honor Mrs. Frank Stuart
Lewis of Toledo, o., and Mrs. Otto E
Osthoff of Chicago.
The bridesmaids were Miss Louise
Dining and Miss Miriam Patterson OF
Omaha.
The bride wore a white satin gown
trimmed with real lace embroidered with
pearls. with a court train. Her lace veil
was>held in place by strands of pearls
and orange blossoms and she carried a
shower arrangement of white orchids and
bovardies.
The maid of honor was attired in white
chiffon over white satin trimmed with
an embroidered border OF lavender or
chds
The matrons of honor and bridesmaids
were dressed alike in white chiffon over
white SATIN with empire trains of pink
satin overdraped with real lace. They
wore head dresses of white aigrettes and
carried old fashioned bouquets OF pink
bovardies aud roses.
Eugene Edward Ford, brother OF the
bride, attended Mr.. Wilson as best man,
and ushers were c. Lewis Woodruff.
Jack Wiley. Hally Smith and t. Ben.
dict.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-16

bnck about 11.O0O head showing up. The
lI9-load estimate brought In weights
ranging from choice heavy down to
trashy ng stuff but the big end OF re-
ceipts consisted OF butcher and lard
classes the same as recently. With this
shnrp Increase In supply as a bearsh
argument buyers ell started out with
the idea Of cheapening cost and managed
70 MAKE a few small purchases early
AZ weak figures. The market quickly inn
proved under the influence of broad de-
mand, however and bulk sold steady
late sales ruling strong.
Everything chowed good action after
movement was started ln earnest and the
Yards were practically cleared at 1890
o'clock. shippers and spectators bought
rather sparingly ms compared with
breadth OF packing demand. Only fifteen
or sixteen loads Of animals gold on out
side and speculative orders.
Larger droVes had an up-and-dDwn an
pcaiancc. bulk landing at So. 2O1t6.35. Light
nogs ranged from $50 down to less than
500 and pigs, especially the doubtful
KINDS. Were hard to clear at 81 50gi5 a5.
The best lard offering made a Top OF
G", identical with yesterdays nigh
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-16
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Position Weakened Considerably by
Extensive Realizing.
HORT SELLING INCREASES
Recent Advance Chiefly Affair of
Professional Traders who Are
Left without Buyers Mt
Higher Prices.

NEW. YORK Nov. 15-That the posi-
lloh OF the stock market had been
weakened considerably by the extensive
Gated by the movements Of prices today.
me tone was heavy and at times weak
ana me market exhibited lack OF stay
ing power, which discouraged the bulls
The period OF declining prices which
followed the recent advance has not
Deen extended beyond that Of a normal
slstent support for the market from
either the public or the large banking
interests, traders became more bearish.
re heaiizlng Yves continued and short SELL
ing was conducted on a larger scale.
view OF the market which finds con-
SIDERABLE support IL that stocks are being
closed out In anticipation OF the as
AemDhnk OF congress next month. Radi-
cal tariff legislation and attempts which
may be made 10 procure legislation hav-
ing % 20 with the government control OF
corporations are feared.
me recent advance, according to the
common explanation was predicted on
me me courts acceptance Of the American
action OF Independent tobacco interests
To-Day IN again opposing the plan in
court showed that Wall street had not
heard the last Of that case
The advance may he said to have
been chiefly an affair OF professional
traders. who now have no one to whom
10 sell the stocks which they have
The collapse Of the speculative move
ment In the coalers, which have been
pushed up actively for several days,
added TO the heaviness OF the market.
l.chigh valley led tho drop with q de-
cline OF points after announcement
that the directors had taken no action in
regard to distribution OF stock repre-
SCI iux the conpany's local holdings
Canadian Pacific showed the heaviest
loss among the leading railroad stocks
at the end OF the day with n decline OF
more than 2 points Some important
issues, Including Union Pacific and
southern Pacific, virtually made up
their losses
Standard OF shares made no response
20 declaration OF the last quarterly divi-
dend on the entire capitalization and the
announcement of the terms on which
the stock distribution would be accom-
plished. The prices OF the old STANDARD
OIL stock and the stock Observation-Disclosures"
mas been stationary on the curb for two
weeks and not share was sold today.
american Tobacco. after remaining quiet
Ior some time. today rose IS points
larger business In some OF the
lines OF heavier finished steel products
was reported by the trade reviews along
with a continuation Of increased buying
by the railroads Where prices have
changed they have been lowered further
ana IL was said that In some directions
profits were being cut into deeply by the
keen competition for business
The bond market was firm Total
sales per value $4,000. United States
Donos unchanged on call.
Number ut sh4es hnu .eddlnE quotations.
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