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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
TAFTS COW AT DAIRY
SHOW IN MILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Oct. 10.-Sec-
rotary of Agriculture James b. Will
son arrived here today and will form.
ally open the first annual exhibition
of the International Dairy Show as
ISOLATION with an address In the city
auditorium this evening.
He was rendered luncheon ct
noon today, by prominent citizens and
leading dairymen Of the country.
Over TOO prize dairy cattle from
most every state were on hand at
noon today, including Pauline
Wayne, President Taft's queen bo-
vine. and Dolly Dimples, the $4,000
Guernsey. The aggregate values was
estimated at $4,000.
Promptly at eight O'Clock tonight,
resident Taft In the far west will
press an electric switch which will
start In operation an electric appara-
tus which demonstrates modern
methods of dairying from milking to
butter making.
Aside from Secretary Wilson, 9TH
er speakers will be Gov. McGovern,
former Gov, w. d. Hoard, Mayor
Seidel and s. q. Courteen, president
OF the association.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
'GROCERS HAVE PLAN FOR
COLLECTING BAD DEBTS

The Detroit Retail Grocers' asso-
citation has adopted what would seem
to be an effective system for enforc-
Ing collections OF overdue bills. In
meeting. Monday night, the grocers
authorized the employment Of two as
ISOLATION collectors, one for the east
and one for the west side, to collect
all bad debts turned In by associa-
ton members. All bills more than 80
days old will be turned In to the as
ISOLATION ONCE and the delinquents
will be given 10 days to settle. II
they fail to do SO. the collectors will
get on their trail. The association
viii send seven delegates TO the first
convention OF the National Retail
Merchants association, to be held In
Chicago, Oct. Is and 10. The dele
gates are: NJ. ], Moloney, No. 276
Brooklyn-ave.; John c. Metzner, No.
TIA Trumbull-ave.; William ]. Cusick.
No. 2125 Jefferson-ave,; j. G. Currie.
No. 695 woodward-aye.: George Rowe,
No. 1867 Twelfth-st.; George w. Faul-
mann. No. 81 Kercheyalave., and G.
A. Dat. No. ITO Larned-st. west.
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Tho Board or Health
Order No. is

In pursuance OF the power and AN.
thor;fy vested IN this Board. IL Is
hat when the Doard OF Health Of
tn Clty Of Detroit shall determine ul,-
on REPORT Of It's Inspector OF inspectors
that any premises located within said
cftv are unsnnitafy, said Board. SHAH
By pfs Health Ofhcer. or Inspector.
hast the right. 2o.sr and autaorit :
10 enter upon said premise, ard 10
notify the owner, agent or occupant
Of any such premises that they are
ureanitary and a menace 20 the PUZZLE
ftalth. and to require such owner
agent or occupant a. put such prcni-
ises In a sanitary condition as NAV
be required by the rules and reguIn-
lions OF the Board ~ Health on Ire
Clky Of Detroit. the ordinances OF aaid
|clt0 or the laws Of the state OF Afichi /.
run, and n such notice be not compiled
With, such premises may be deciar.,i
|rnnt for habttation and the occupant
20 vacate and leave saIs
'pfcmises forthwith. and a notice Ia
with the provisions or this
order may be posted conspicuously up-
.on said premises 70 90 remain until
Removed by authority OF said Bopi 1
.of Health, or its Health Officer =
rcrscne violating any OF the pro-
Nth any officer while enforcing Il
fill be prosecuted az provided by law.
dated Oct. 10, 1911.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
fti0 Detroit. Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
FIRST GUNS BOOM IN MEN
AND RELIGION CAMPAIGN
Many Churches Represented in
Enthusiastic District Meet
ings-Bars Down.

District meetings held in various
churches throughout the city Monday
evening, were the preliminary guns
OF the Men and Religion Forward
Movement. which IL to have . weeks
active campaign from Oct. % to 20
Nearly 100 churches were repre-
sented In Mondays meetings and the
speakers and audiences were OF mix
ed denominations. the idea being to
make the movement one unaffected by
denomination barriers. The largest
was that OF the tenth district held IN
Central Methodist churcs, which In.
cluded representatives from Baptist,
Episcopal. Congregational. Presby.
terrain and Methodist churches, and
was addressed by Wellington M
Logan, chairman of the Christian
work general committee, and James
Schermerhorn, q member OF the De.
troit Committee OF 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
GETS BRIDAL FEE 20
YEARS AFTER WEDDING

NEW, YORK. Oct. 10.-The Rev.
Horace ID. Ferris. now a pastor In
North Salem, l.. l., but who 20 years
ago had congregation In Quogue,
has just received 20-dollar fee for
wedding he performed at that time.
After the ceremony, the bridegroom
said he was short Of funds, and asked
the clergyman to walt for HIS fee,
promising to send II as soon as he
could.
Mr.. Ferris forgot all about the wed.
ding long ago. He was astonished a
few days ago TO receiveJ from Man.
haitian check for $50, with letter
expressing the writer's regret at hav.
ing kept him waiting so long.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
DEATHS.

Ferdinand Petro,gsky. a. sst EilI-
tary. cifrhosis of hyer: Chas y, Btr1
ION, 81 lis Delaware cerebral ape
piaAy. Ovens ", Van DycISle, 81. $50
Cass appendicitis; Elisabeth Quinn, &c.
SAP ptsld endocarditIs. James Caren.
ca SCI Dubois, bronchial pneumc. y
Annie Denbicka, ~. s64 Trombly. c,,r-
hos.s OF liver; Eugene l.. 0nrman 10.
Is0 p~Ividere. diabetes mellItus; Mil
,ired Hourbina months. 80 Linden.
hre pcho pneumonia Marian Stevens.
10 ~ Josephine. cirrhosis; Eva Fish
er. SO. Use commonwealth. dia5atIc
coma eliza G. Roberts. morths 20
ss~srteerfh. valvular heart disease.
E.lranof Roether. 81 % Marsten, gas
asrEyxiation. accidental: Arthur From
Tntv. 4. 2ei Krupp. broncho pneumonia:
Mrs q sckhardt. es 32s Hart PERI
tanitis; ludwig N5wasyinski. !, So
AIIlwaukee. acute br.nehltlsI Matte
sccidentRl; Margaret Duke. 81, "a
Pcrch. burns, aecIdeytel Mary purs.
Fuchs. months. 1ss Congress. mani
tton. Charles pulfer ~. Grace hOspi-
tai. interatial nephritir: Matilda Troup-
Ter. s. rs Hammond. diphthsria; Absrt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Malachi Il, BOYD. IS; Ida @. Jackson
Clarence s. Bryan. So; Mauds e
John siomka. 2s; Mary Gefrerer, 81
George Sissons. 26, Genesee. Mich.
Ira Il. Durfee, 16, wyandotte,
Roman Koziowski. 80; Emilia Regei
Arthur McHale, IS; Hattie Lockman
~.
Ponkowska is.
Herbert Rozeile, 23: Vera stott. FL
stephen Prybyia. rs; Helen ogro,
Alfred c. Hay. II; Lillian NJ Hall
Charles A. Faulknef, &c, New York
Edith McGraw, 20. Detroit.
Alfred II. Kay. AZ: Alma Il. Kamann
Roy Frank. Is; Elizabeth c. Nell,
Edward c. Fry. 22, Toledo; sylvis
Matthews, 10, Detroit.
Joseph Ban. 81, Della Ntzhugh,. ~.
Leo J. straszewski, "a: Agnes J
Anthony e. Esper, 20, springwells
Gertrude E. Schneider, 81. Dearborn,
Joseph KrobelskL 20; KATHERINE
Pfeiffer, 90.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
GOVERNMENT WINDING
UP FIGHT ON COAL TRUST

WASHINGTON Oct, 10.--The last
phase Of the governments fight to
smash the anthracite coal trust. CON-
posed OF the Reading, the Erie and
other coal carrying railroads. their
subsidiary coal companies and num-
her Of Individual operators. has begun
before the suprems court today.
The case was the first OF the docket
TO be called for argument. Attorney
General Wickersham headed the gov
erfiment's legal forces. In the lower
courts the government won on only
one Of its charges OF conspiracy In
restraint OF trade directed against the
Temple Iron Co. The general charge
OF conspiracy In combination against
the railroads and against smaller com.
binations between two or more Of the
railroads and their coal companies
were dismissed by the lower courts.
From this decision the United States
" making a vigorous appeal to tho
supreme court.
The chief Justice today ordered that
al Of the railroad rate cases be as
signed to be heard on January s.
These include the Missouri, Kentucky.
Oregon and Minnesota rate cases and
similar case from West Virginia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
AMBASSADOR REID,S
NEPHEW is BRIDEGROOM

RACINE, Wis, Oct. 10,-The mar
rage of Miss Jeanette Bull. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Bull,
of Racine. and John Reds Jr., OF
Yonkers, N. ". was solemnized here
today. Reid is nephew OF Whltelaw
Reid, American ambassador to Eng
land. Archie M. Reid. OF New York,
was best man. Among the brides
maids were Miss Jean Reid. OF Yonk-
ers. sister of the groom: Miss Lila
Ormond, a prima donna, of Boston,
and Miss Katherine Colburn, OF, Bos-
ten. Among the ushers were II. Ray
Dennis, Arthur s. Hyde and George
s. Chapreil, OF New York; w. w.
Peake, OF Montcleair, N. j., and e.
Howard Lewis. OF Syracuse, N. Y.
Bishop Robinson. OF Navada, read
the marriage service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
FLOOD LEAVES TRAIL
OF DEATH AND RUIN

DENVER, Colo, Oct, l0.--The hood
In southern Colorado and northern
New Mexico Is recedlng rapidly today,
but II IL Impossible as yet 10 deter
mine the number OF casualties that
have resulted or the amount OF actual
damage done. Practically the entire
Hooded section il isolated. hundreds
OF miles OF Rio Grande railroad tracks
having been washed away. Numer.
GUS reports OF fatalities continue 10
come In, but no confirmation has been
obtainabie.
The most thrilling story comes rom
Pennington. New Mexico, where two
men are said to have rescued many
children from submerged school.
house. and then, completely exhaust,
ed, Tell and were swept away 10 death
They did not save all OF the chill,
dren, but the number lost Ii unknown
Near Blanca. NJ NJ, II Il reported
that q Mexican family OF ave was
carried away after desperate
struggle for life. spectators being nm
able. to aid them.
From Durango comes news OF the
drowning Of one man, and the mar,
velous escape OF another. :
Durango, the largest town In the
food district, 10 recovering from the
flood. Large forces OF men are at
work repairing the damage, but as
they are engaged In once more pIac-
Ing the stricken city In running order
they are faced with shortage In the
food supply. There Is a large hour
mill here. but the total absence OF
wheat renders II of no assistance now.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
Dprno,r us.Esp isrnauasAs

ToLEpo-cLEvELA LIMITEps
7;sO q. m. and every two hours 70 S:ee
p. m. Toledo only Tao p. m. Toledo
Express a. m, every two hours 70
D. m. Toledo Locals 8 a. m. every two
hours to 3 y. m, p. m; Monroe only
10 Fg5R m n alJRRo IN LrurEDs-1:is =
M. every two hours TO T;ib p. m. sun
every two hours 90 . ,, N. p n.
Marine City only D. N. Other locals
70 Mt; cismsn: only $50 NJ ~; e ss,s
ems S.as a. m. hourly 20 ii:1b p n.
jAcKsoN- KALAMAZOO LIMITEng
n M JaeEson.Lansing limited. s:Io >.
m Jackson locals a. m every Two
hours 20 2 p. m; Ann Areor only
M ?; mn m. i1 70 RorsayiIIs s'sS y
D. D. M. ii .. m saline ears from rpsi-
fTIp.rNr. SAGINAW LIMITEps-ss,s
a. m, every two hour. 20 e:.s "a
,.oers north or oxford sundays onlS
81 .. m other Romeo locals .. m
. gaeeHiARG6 lake prvIsroN--sas |.
n y9ssHsI6bo e zee pISi Rf .i e !. 4,
n s'l ~ hS Ssa hourly to q sis = @ kss,ls
70 pab ,sast mLrurEps-s:so . mL
$40 $40 ID m Locals sac = ~.
every 40 naipptes 20 7.io .. M las a
m half hourly 20 .s.,, 90 TO - ? N i's
g:ss% N. nv B.'s - ~:
! end nidnight
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
PAIR OF EASY MARKS
SEPARATED FROM CASH

Peopo Santore. No, sss st. Antoine
st., reported to the police, Monday
that he was swindled out OF 5000, by
two Sicilians. He met the pair on
Griswold-st., and on some pretext, they
got him separated from his roll. Then
they disappeared.
Delmore Norris, a Negro, No. 5g3
st. Antoine-st, was "fiim-flammed" out
Of s143 and watch, by two Negroes
Monday. One OF the Negroes found
a pocketbook, containing bills OF large
II was decided to di.
vide the money equally among the
three. Norris drew his pile out of the
bank, so he could assist In making the
proper change. He gave his money
over to one OF the Negroes and they
left him, agreeing to return In an
hour. Norris is still waiting.
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. ttta t- nABUs
cHARLEFoUR-oct 8. 1911. at resi-
nee OF his daughter, Mrs. o. IL. I've
Cnrie. lOs Montcalin- 1T. east, Octave
Cnarlefour, aged IS years, belozeu
husband OF Adeline chariefour. Fu-
neral from above residence WednSe-
day At $50 and St Peter and fasfs
cathedral at q. m.
the residence of hin daughter, Mrs
Marguerite Gunner. asa Ferry-ave'
west
|DENDEI.-o .. 1911. winlfred lib,
eauds. aged 9 years. daugnter OF
neral wednesday,, 2:so .. M from
residence. s45 Military-ave. Burial
Private.
5. 1911. Mary. aged
IL years, Beloved wife or the late
Frederick Schwartz and mother q
Schwartz Funeral from residence,
ass Sherman-st,, wednesday at ) a
10. and from st. Joseph's church al
SIT a m. Burial private Please
omit flowers,
sANGER--oct. g. at residence. T45 Iai-
nois-st,, Carl, aged So years, beloved
husband OF Elizabeth Sanger. father
OF Mrs. Jacob Cries, Mrs. Frank shut
slewcrth, Ssnolins Henry ns:t c sarasr
Funeral "wednesday afternoon At ~
o'clock from house.
sTlrENKEL-oct Q. 1911. Frederick IL
widower OF the late Bertha stuenksi
aged 81 years. Funeral from res''
dcnce. sal Seventeenth-st., Thursday
i:s0 ,. m, Emmanuel church. 2. N
sCHWEDT--oct 9, at. residence. 30;
Ruker-st., Fred W.. aged 81 years
beloved husband Of Mary schwed.
father OF Fred ard Lester Schwedt
Funeral "Wednesday at 1850 p. IN
fl ON house.
WI LsoN-oct, .. at his residence. ~
Fourteenth ave. oliver c.. beloved
husband OF Sarah Wilson and father
81 Albert j., Harold a. and Chester
and Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs
c. Nj McMann. OF Detroit and Mrs
W. a. willis, of scaforth. Ont: FM
neral from residence OF his dauEn-
Oct ii. London and Toronto papers
please copy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
CHINESE REBELS TAKE
CITY AFTER BATTLE

PEKIN, Oct. 10.--A terrific battle
between the rebel forces and the
government troops which resulted IN
the capture OF tn city Of Yachau. near
Chungtu, 10 reported In ociaI dis
patches today.
After a fight lasting several hours,
the advices say, the rebels repuised
the government troops and entered
Yachau. They maintained perfect or
der In that city. none OF the foreign
inhabitents being disturbed.
The total killed so far as the re-
suit OF the revolution, according TO
government dispatches is: Rebels s.
600: government. 1000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
Unhiddep Cue.t Go., 80 a.a.

Fred Schultz, despite his 6b years, Is
scntething Of a dare devil IL the alle-
Nations made by Mrs, aiinnie Boldt IN
warrant sworn Out In police court
lives at No. sT7 CadlIac-avpc AYERS
tina. Schultz who .ivss at No. gf5 Penn.
sylvaniasave entered her home at 4
S'alotk Monday afternoon, undressed
hthkelf and went 20 bed She de.
covered him and demonstrated where
upon, she declares. he attacked her
size charges assault and battery In the
warrant
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
r Resancon, 3s2 Morreli.
II. DeCarbopter. ass Pennsylvania.
Frank WELDON: 2tS Mcclellan.
4 sian naa 19nfn; i sss Stephens.
8. NJ Hendrick. las Tillman.
w. w. Rocker, 75s Military.
Frank Aiaia, 2ps3 Jefferson.
J. Raymond, is3 Milwaukee
Edw. Rose. 23s Cherry.
Qeorge Sewers. Hewlett p, o.
John Vaskowstz. sl7 Roosevelt.
Cite Pagels. Is Palmer.
Andrea bangelo, 200 Champiain.
l. Lkubscher. 1879 Baldwin.
Jfh E y Robs ssr'l fla % custer Gssrry
". J.. Nolan. SO Goodwin,
T. Manerer. 1870 Ninewood.
J. M. Finlay. $40 Thirty-first.
joseph smoth, 81 Cameron.
r. r. Koch. S32 A.1Idt.
Harry williaGGirfRai .s' 800 seil'vue
". @. Adams slo Vermont
Joseph Slska, 331 humboldt.
A stoll, 1o1 Linzie.
Joshua Hargreaves, $50 Wabash.
Joseph Deptuta, eli Farnsworth.
Nelson House, $50 st clair.
3. Burracki, 1855 Rivard.
II A. drewe, 12s Baldwin. -
y. II. Bennett, lss Twelfth.
Thomas Monroe. c09 Engel.
Frank Berman. las y. Warren.
ri Henzy. 1914 Sheridan.
Emil Beyerscheu, $40 Elmwood.
A A. Doner. SIS Champlain.
ID. r Procknow. b42 Sixteenth.
a r. Hindley, 1874 r. Milwaukee.
i. {. Bentley ~ Elmhurst
III strauss. t74 Neldrum.
John Durrant. 1868 Fisher
CttO Gregory. 9ls Mt. Clair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
Boys Pate Nov Up 10 Governor

LITTLE ROCK. Az, Oct 0 --Su-
prone court today affirmed the death
sentence OF Earl Gilchrist the young
Negro. convicted OF numbering his
playmate last June. This case raised
a furore in northern and eastern
states, which resulted in petitions by
the Thousand 10 Governor Donaghey
recently, asking that Gilchrist be
saved from the gnllows on the ground
OF his youth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
etsts Bankegc Gather.

A number OF bankers from out In
the state are In the city today 10 dis
cuss with some OF the local members
OF the Michigan Bankers association
plans FOR attending the annual con.
vention OF the National BANKERS as
sociation. to be held in New Orleans
next month. The question Of segre-
eating sav,sgs deposits in the inter
est OF greater uniformity OF system
n also being discussed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
lex ,mINED on POISON cHARoh.,

IONlA. Mich. Oct. I0.--The examine
ton q Mrs Amelia, Jones Who e
her iusband In his food. began yes
terGay. Jones testified that bis wife,
whom he II suing for divorce. said sho
would get even with hSn when ne
said he examined the pie and fouad
poison In H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
wht nid Parne I.eavrf

New that they have time 10 take
second thought some American league
teams are wondering why they H..
Catcher Freddy Payne get out OF the
league How good he would look with
the Browns. for instance. who have NO
prospects Of any
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
only One Did on crtosotInq Plan

The Allis-chalmere Co., Of Milwau.
kee, was the only bidder on furnish
inc the city with a creosoting plant
for the manufacture OF creosoted block
paving. The bid was opened, Tues
day morning. and was found TO be
ss4,s30 The appropriation Is $50, 900.
The bid was accompanied by blue
prints showing the preliminary out.
line OF the rroposed plant
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
DEATHS.

koulcsyk. g months. "a Hammond, mall
nutriticn: b. c. White. 81, 459 Clara,
exhaustion; Marguerite Howard, ..
Grace hospital. shock following burns;
Margaret Park. 10. 1857 Sixteenth.
pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
BUSINESS NOTES.

The jackson. Mich, Chamber of
Commerce IL sending out invitations
to its third annual Industrial fair. to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

be held In Jackson. Oct. 16 to 81.
Gov. Osborn will be the guest OF
honor at q luncheon to be given By
the Board OF Commerce Oct. 10, and
will give an address. the topic to BE-
announced later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

ohhouACCu iatCI.
The Winkley Manufacturing Co. De-
troit, makers of lubricators, has de
cided to build factory In Windsor, to
cost $4,000. It will be located on
Wellington-ave., In the west end OF
the city. For some months past the
company has been leasing premises
for its Windsor branch.
A general meeting Of the manufac-
turers Of the city has been called for
Wednesday noon, In the Board OF
Commerce rooms, to discuss the plan
for establishing an export bureau as
an adjunct OF the board II. Leonard
Wilton, of the Grace Harbor Lumber
Co, who has just returned from South
America, will give talk on the posi-
bilities that await local shippers In
that country.
An increase In capitalization from
t2.000,000 to 100000 Is recommend
ed by directors OF the Old Detroit Ma
tional bank to It's stockholders, and
IL Is also recommended that the sur
plus be increased to S1,000,00 the
purposes being TO extend the business.
II Is proposed to offer 100000 Of the
new issue to present stockholders, at
$50. on the, basis OF one new share for
each four now held, the remaining
100000 to be offered to persons not
now connected with the bank, who, In
the opinion Of the directors. would
bring important new business.
\ Il
The given name, Thomas. occurs ON
an average or 80 times I'm every 1000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

FOR SALE--Overhead Skating
with hangers complete. Cheap
for cash. Inquire Mr.. Curran.
Times Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

. The given name, Thomas. occurs Z
an average or 80 times In every i,o'
names ~
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.g$3,4so

$3,45o
Seven rooms and bath, oak floors AID.
hnish, full basement. hotAnir heat.
electric lights Can be bought Tor
$500 down. balance on easy terms.
We have two 81 three lots left on
Tuxedo. and Elmhnfstsaves.. az very
low prices which we Will be glad
20 submit on aspiration.
BERESFORD-AVE.. S., 600
short walk from the Ford. Alden.
rooms. gas and collar. large mt.
oak doors electric liHhfb Must be
4 seen 10 be appreciated Small pay.
ment down and tafn- 20 suit pufs
chaser,
LANBREcIIT. KKI.LY 4 CO.
81 Griswoid-st s.ity or Main slk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11

HELP wANTED--aALn.
Z-SATEEMAN, motor and chassis as
remblers, cabinet makers, carpenters,
timer, sheet metal, teamster, labor
ers, cook. barnman, drauEntsman'
NJ Main 1900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
DANCING,
THE STRASBURG

SCHOOL OF DANCING
Corner sproat and Woodward, II De-
troits oldest. largest. hnest and
beRt Its clean record covers Il,
Years. II II up-to-date, No OLD
Grated Always nrst 70 introduce tlie
lew dances. over 1000 pupils taught
last season.
Monday' and Thursday eyenines' 30
embarra esing fealnreH Pupils guar
antted to learn In one term.
Advanced class Tuesday and FridEy
ares and degrees 81 proficiency ais
ternoons.
Write er phone for booklet. Grand or
City $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-11
SIX Now MOME:s !

80 ~ - w. ~ ~ 80
Near Packard Factory
Seven rooms and bath. modern / Ami
here for three days to sell out these
homes. VIII sell 10 good parties on
most any terms and Will make q
Price to set your interest and SET e
at Office OF Rice q Co.. 142T Malee-
ito Bldg.
FOR SALE TWO COTTAGES
city. Inquire w. }. Brand. 81 Buhl
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-07
LINcoLN'S QUESTION.
Il stiIIsd the Storm Of Applause For
His Opponent, Douglas.

prososeor lanes z. McLcary OF
MsnI,oto Mimi, who FOR fourteen
MsnSu, po,,o ol,TI a district Of his
years rep'e9on'l1 a,J mis- Lincoln
state III 'o"e '''''
story ,,,,o ,ol1 mo that when
"A Irlcnu ., 81 'u,,'. ,ri,b his rotber one
~ thn famous LlnconDonglas de.
OIL lnV 'I I"ion'. Nv friends father
paIcS III i''.,o' mon ,ut tho Mace ga
was i .na, nort,1nnr debate tools
w" - norr,os stronghold.
place was bou Is 20 or ~ and bo was
"DouglaS si'o ',..,,,,,oa Inv yocircrou.
frequently il.'l, UNI, "l,t" and ,bc hand.
applause ne '' CIV, ,,.,oI Fam. or five
clalI'''s ~ VIII ,noo'n was intro.
minutes " ~, hrn,,c ont into cheers
duccd inc c'o"p r'a'.it r,, far several
10. i,ou''' ,nco,n meanwhile waited
minutes L'l'oi' '-'''
patiently. ,....,,..,, had
W neii ~ , ,."7 ovton1od his long
subslded Lll'" ,,i,. 'N''" wbon he had
right arm Tor si'e"g'; '. an in,nros.
partly got TINS ne so.i lro,or ndro
slve tone, Nh'' IL" '
Douglas Isl 1870, ,r,u,o 70 their
This une.AI 'e.'9u n,,lJ with en-.
friend set the anulentF ",,T had
thusiasm. When lns aa,,tondinr hi.
run us cou's .s,i i', .iroo oh-olncd silence
manu- uBu,''