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The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
STEEL AND GLASS
PRICES SOARING;
DELIVERY SLOW

Prosperity has It's penalties. a.
most men who are In business right
now are beginning to realise. Within
the last few weeks Detroit manufac.
turers have been notified Of in
creases in the net prices Of glass of
ono cent foot, which Is In addition
to raise Of three cents, made only
recently; Of 81 ton on steel plates
and Of 50 per ton in rolled steel
shapes. such as beams, channels.
bars and rounds. with another raise
OF 81 per ton pending.
Nor Is thst, all the manufacturers
are worrying about. The mills will
promise nothing better than four to
six months delivery on steel plates
and eight to 10 mouths delivery on
shapes.
This means that the manufacturer
who uses this kind Of material will
have to anticipate his requirements
yearly q year.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

creatures called men. He was try
ing to kill US. though why he should
l haven't the least idea. It IL a kind
Of madness that breaks out among
men at this time Of year and lasts
for few weeks. Not all men have
1t, I am thankful to say. but enough
have 1t to make this danger of the
fire-sticks greater than all other
dangers together. You see the fire.
stick. which is called o gun, kills
while yet long way on. So. re-
member that whenever you see a
man with gun you must on no ac-
count let him know where you are.
Hide and keep perfectly still as l
have already told you to do. II he
does find you and you get safely
away as you did this morning, new
or go back to the place where he
found you until this season of mad
ness is over. No matter how hun
CRY you are and how plentiful the
food may be there, don't go. He
Is sure to come back again and
again to look for you. II Is better
to suffer hunger than to suffer from
torn flesh and broken bones. or per-
haps be killed.
Now that hunter found us over
In that wheat field this morning,
SO we will not 60 over there again
for many weeks. We WIN stay right
In this field where We are unless q
hunter comes here. n one does we
will fly to the Old Pasture where
the bushes are thick. The food Is
not so good there, INIT the bushes
will protect us from the terrible gun.
On no account go over to that other
field or like your poor lost brother
you may never return again. In
this terrible season when you have
found a safe place stay in II. Why
that hunter has not cong over here
I don't know. but he hasn't and SO
we are safe here for the present.
saw that boy Of whom We saw 80
much In the garden this summer
over here this morning and he had
no terrible gun. begin To think
that he Is really our friend and has
not got the hunting madness. r.
haps he has had something 10 do
with keeping that hunter away from
here. hope so. I rather like him
and should hate dreadfully to see
him with the hunting madness. es-
pecially after all we did for him in
his garden this summer. would
like to trust him. but I have learned
that few of those men creatures are
to be trusted at this time OF the
year. Now run along and MI your
stomachs. but don't go beyond that
fence. am going to whistle some
more so than in case your poor
brother Is still alive he may find US"
SO the young Bob Whites scatter
ed to hunt their delayed breakfast
and once more Bob white began TO
call.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
ALLEY $50
(Re-Paving & Rsslx

9s. Gu. yds. excavation. t&1
some concrete. +. M
sS4.%s 50. yds. crsosotsd 49,
ing on old concrete.
Clty Estimates
Z. Gu. yds. excavation 0e>
some cOncret "a ~. ~
s.ss lineai feet Of curbstouio
gRl circles furnished By clt1S
5s.os 50 yds. crsosotsd No :
OF Gu; yds. concrete unAse ~
Note-The coutractor WIN <
price per cubic yard Of any n3C
crete required to correct graA6
The time II TO be set q
tract for the completion Of ~
paving Jobs shall b - follQ
Note-Contractor must y,
ton to start work immeoin11
complete same withis timA
Said alley to be paved .an4
creosoted block. adopted .Jan.
also the estimates Of the CID
neer, az above, and the Cno1
Ordinances OF the City of Doe2
Bidders will state tho ~
cubic yards for excavation r.
lineal foot Of curbing. I&O(
square yard for paving Or Co.
and price per iineal foot fo6
ing plank. stone. etc. ~ I. &.
Bids will only BE- receiveN
entire of the work or mae4g
per quantities stated In ne O.
and the bid will be- ;aocopto0<
IL the lowest regardlese Of 49,
Of extensions or footinm -
Bidder must deposit with 81
closed In separate envelope. IN
fed check payable TO the orG0osG
Department Of Public WORMS u
City of Detroit. 40 foiiowst
A Mh,yh o s,,;,; Iii X: ;;c..;;:;,S
City Of Detroit IN case tns
to confirmation OF the Comlno1{
Gil within Ave days after the r.
ance OF his tender by the D6po4(
of Public Works.
The bidder whore tender &
cepted will be required 70 ~
with his contract an approved ri
company bond to the City Of N
In the full amount Of the O.
price for the work conditiono4 g
FUN and faithful performances q
part Of the contract
The contractor shall be pol
bonds for the first paving, or a.
ceeds thereof, X such bonds ~
chased by the Sinking Fund Cor
sioners according to law.
No bid will be accepted ffeur
person or ftrm who - In aryom
default to the City OF Detroit 81
Specifications In details fo8
above work. may be had on ~
ton to the secretary.
The Department Of Public H.
expressly reserves the right q
1ect any or all proposals..
All proposals shall Be ma4
dss2 GEORGE H. FrNKELE
B-359 CommissioG
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
CITY OF DETROIT-OFFICE
OF CITY TREASURER
Detroit. Mich. Oct. rs, 1915.
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS

Notice Is her eby given to all per-
sons interested that there have been
filed in this office the following
named assessment rolls:
Da RS s Me i No 1ss h, Erad lin and
ley In block bounded by Randolph.
Brush. Fort streets and Lafayette
Roll No. 17as-For grading and
paving alley No. 4e6. being the alley
avenue from the east line OF wayne
street easterly to connect with brick
paving in east and west alley north
OF Lafayette boulevard.
Roll No. l72i--For. grading and
IN block bounded by Labresse street.
Michigan. Fourth and Fifth avenues
Roll No. 1725--For grading and
paving alley No. All, being the alley
In block bounded by Jonn r. and
Brush streets. Palmer and Hendrle
Roll No. 172s-For grading and
paving alley No. Az. being the alley
In block between Trumbull and Lin
coin avenues from the north line Of
Stanley avenue northerly 500 feet.
more or less.
Roll No. l777-For grading and
paving alley No. as, being the alley
In block bounded by Beaubien. Ray
nor. Clinton streets and Gratiot ave.
Roll No. 172s-For grading and
paving alley No. 4se, being the alley
In block bounded by John r.. and
Brush streets. Alexandrine and Willis
avenues.
and west alley in block bounded by
Third. Second. Ferry and Palmer ave-
Roll No. i7so--For grading and
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Deaths

Eva johnson. City Receiving hospi-
tai, about 81 years. pulmonary tuber-
cuiosis: irwin Walter. Herman Kiefer
hospital. Fl years. variola; May
Ieuelia Minser. 1851 Beausien-st..
four days; lebsr pneumo,nia; sidney
ard.ss'. three Si p years. parsnesymateu.
nephritls: Kenneth X. Kimrpel. $50
Lir,wood- ave, so years. Intestinal
obstruction: Crocinssa Cusumano. De-
troit Receiving hospital. four years.
shock from burns; Mrs. Rosa Gore.
Receiving hospital. 81 years, c,srno-
&: OF I Sospt Shae years. nenis a,co
holism: John Klsh. 7ss Monroe ave.
as years, mitral Insufhciency: Han
nah stelnberg. 107 r. warren-ave.,
81 years. mitral and pulmonary in
sufhcfency: Josephine Lesluska. 3ss
Sy,In ADAM sh.ns lass 'i Psnn.y q
monia; Lucy A Taylor. ST. Marys
John ". walker. 1856 stsnford-avs.
Gratkowski. rs oreeiy-st eight
months. gastro-enteriti1 James Ar
thur Anderson. eif u. Palmer-ave..
simonsen. Providence hospital as
years. Intestinal obstruction: Helen
Racke, 1872 Jos. Campau-ave.. two
years .diphtheria; John kelas. 1lN
McDouga1l-ave., I'll years, tuberculo-
ais OF lungs; John ccbuia, IS Roby-
ri. one year. infantile convulsions;
Rrisman, Rowens and Antoins-sts..
eight years, inquest pendingi Gust
DeIia. Childreu's Free hospital two
months. entero-colitis
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
BY UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-sharp
protest to England against seizure
of the steamers Hooking and Llama
while flying the American flag wait
ed reports today from American
consuls regarding the charges filed
against the vessels.
That the ship seizures launch q
new diplomatic controversy With
England regarding her refusal to
recognize transfers to American reg
istry was intimated by officials. Pro-
tests to the British foreign office are
expected without awaiting action Of
prize courts.
1t was officially declared at the
state department that no action
would be taken in the seizure cases
until complete reports were had
from Consul Young, at Halifax, re-
garding the Hooking, and Ambassa-
dor Page regarding the Llama. As
the latter was sunk by the prize
crew placed aboard her by q British
warship, the negotiations will in
clude demand for indemnity, the
British navigators being in charge
and responsible for her loss OF the
coast Of Scotland.
The first move In both cases. off,
Gals indicated today, would be q
demand for an explanation of the
seizures. The Hooking case Is re-
garGed peculiarly aggravated be-
cause she never was Germantown
ed and was seized while In American
coastwise trade.
This prompt action was taken to
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
The Wisdom of Bob White


Wisdom is the knowledge gained
And then to daily life applied.
Ne wisest Is who learneth most
And from the truth ne'er turns
aside.
Peter Rabbit never Is accounted
very wise and probably never will
be. This is because Peter is very
apt to forget what he has once
learned. He is needless, and heed
lessness and wisdom never go to.
gether. Now Bob White is different.
There Is . great deal of wisdom In
that pretty little head of his. He
doesn't need to learn a thing but
once.
zone lesson is enough for me"
says Bob. Life Is too short to
spend time learning the same thing
over again. No one will get a
chance to shoot at me more than
once II I can help It."
So % soon as he had made sure
that all his children but the one
whom he had seen fall when the
hunter fired his terrible gun were
safe. he called them about him to
give Thorn some advice.
"You all heard the terrible noise
over there in the wheat field whore
We were getting our breakfast, and
I have no doubt that every one of
you was dreadfully frightened. One
Of you was hurt and fear that your
missing brother was killed" Bobs
voice was very Sad ns he said this,
and little Mrs. Bob's eyes filled
with tears. THAT noise was made
By . flre-stick, called a gun. in the
hands OF one Of those two-legged
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS "A
Detroit. Oct yoth. 1c14
FOR CONSTRUCTING VIII
FLED CROCK LATERA1
SEWERS va

Sealed proposals will be RECON-
at tho office OF the Departments
Public Works. Detroit. Mich. e.
Friday, November 9Th. 1915, ct
at which time and place they wiH3I
opened. for furnishing all the ~
and material. except manhole m
and covers, which Will be furn1G
by the city. at city yards, ana bu
ing and finishing complete. t0geS
with the back filling. accordin9X
the plans and speci fcations ON .nIe
sewers In the following dsscsi
alleys: ~
Lateral Sewer No. 1885. in. be
bounded by Elsmere. Lawndaie.
and Mason.
con and Avis.
Each bidder must deposit In = n1
arate envelope with his bid Q 81
fed bank check payable TO The G.
OF the Department OF Puoiic W
OF the city or Detroit for the o
OF two hundred dollars tyso0l
each sewer bid upon. which wiu
forfeited 20 the Department. IN @
the bidder fail, to enter into coat
within five days after the accepts
OF his tender. Contracts TO -
Ject to the approval OF the Ce01
Council. The bidder whose tend
accepted will be required to Hat1
with his contract an approval
70 the city of Detroit In the
amount OF the contract. condieoG
on the faithful performances 81
tract
The contractor shall be pan1
bonds or the proceeds thereof ~
bonds are purchased by the ~
Fund Commission according -
No bids will be accepted ne
default TO the City OF Detrelf
debt. contract or obligstfon -
city.
the above work may be ha4 % 81
'' TSs 3 De ins sssrs'. q Pubic -
reserves the right to reject ~
all proposals. y
$3.50 GEO. II. .rHNxL
(B.3sD Comm1oo1C
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

-
HoLNrsoct. 81. at his residence.
aged SO. beloved husband OF Emma
wheeler Holmes and father of
Harold w. Holmes. Mrs. Frederick
G. Solms. Misses Ruth and Helen
Holmes. and brother OF Misses
Detroit, and John r. Holmes. OF
New York. Funeral at residence
Wednesday at 10 .. m.
LIMBACHHR-Aifred N. Oct 80. at
Kilgman. Arts. Funeral notice Ia
LIEFLANpER-oct. 80. 1915. Frsder-
tie Lie6andsr. dear father OF Janet
LAshander, aged - years. Funeral
:s "% w:das Ssns:' $50 ss D. o"a m.
MA 4.:iS.Uas ,ss :UaSsnly At
leon: aged q years. beloved hus.
Mrs. May stisf. Nrs. Nellie Carl:
ere. Mrs. Mildred LAnglois and Fred
Marcoux. OF Montana. Funeral
from above residencs Wednesday at
ESQ. at 81. Joachim church at 10.
MeCARTHY-Oct. u. 1913. entered
oSrs i.:s rl sss .sdo% 81 Il.
late Andrew Mccarthy. Funeral
Wednesday from residence At $3.50
O. IA. and IS. Peter and Paul's ca
thsdral, Adelside-st. at q m.
SPECK-Oct. 81, At his late resi-
beloved husband OF Mary N. speck.
nee Ducrop. and brother Of Caro-
line. william and John spsck. Mrs.
b. Brown. Mrs. o. steedman. Mrs.
residence Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. Interment Mt Clemens.
vIxARD--Dorothy. dearly beloved
daughter II George and jimmie
yisard. at residence. 1894 Lothrop.
Funeral wednesday $40 .. m. from
o'clock At st. Marys. Ksdford. by
autO0
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Marriage Licenses

John II. Hamilton. 81 Della Cur
Antonio Monetto. 20; Modesto
hx andre. sai IL a.; There's. CAREY.
william Pasnick. 10: Pauline coAs-
Joseph w. Nswboult. 81. Detroit;
:. Cyril A. Collins. 10; Mary r. ID.
Mi %s$:si. Y Y. ,Er~'.no~le.. ~; 10
E,ia nss.ss U. Mcins oS 10. st. Clair.
Louis Zawislak. 81; Sophia TuleJx.
Richard NJ. Trumoo. 10; Mamie e.
vern Mitchell. 81: Mabel oarnder.
Leo r. schiink. Il; Eileen M. Ma
Joe w. Wander weyden. 90 sar-
amaze. Mich; Maud NJ. Parneii. ~. De-
Wiadusiaw Japko. "a; Teresa Now
fhom.. Piekasa, 20; Detroit: Edith
Gensofa caiko.ka. a. same: :.
Thomas Tess, 81; Ella Hanson, -
Lubieka Baska Bena, 80. same.
John Napiorkowski. %. Wyandotte'
Apolonoa Ryoxewska. Is. came.
John Sanok. 81, Helen Keke. 10
James Kiiroy, 80: Flora McRoS. a..
Justin n. Whiting. 81. Detroit;
Doris f. Block. 10. Toledo.
william Phohs. ~: Emily kiiyn'
Bartolomep Ususcione. "a; Eliza
Wilmer oiiwon. a; Harriet
William w. Bacon. 81; Florence
Henry Matthews. 50; Ella Green.
%. :,
Henry A. Dancy. IS: Emma f.
Frank NJ. Conway. IS. Detroit: FL
len Leacock, Is. Yale.
Frank Moody. IS: LILLIAN Ander-
son. 3s.
Frank Blair Jr. 500 Cameron;
Juanita Springstein, Is. Greenneid.,
wohaich Janioki. "a, Detroit; VIII
tarya Wilesewska. %. Hamtramck
Arthur +. Smiley. "a; LaMond J.
RiTenberg. %.
Valentine j. Luszczki. %. Detroit;
Antonina Pickos. 10. Highland fark.
william A. Burleigh. 81. Detroit
Annie NJ Seyler. 80. Brighton. Mich.
John Bremen. Fl tella SCARE, q
Joseph schultz, %; Ethel Ryan. II.
John Katulski. %; Peiagia Pop
rocka, Is.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Births
BOYS


Stanley Palosik. 743 Milwaukee,
ave-; Mike Proimo.. ia Macomb-st ;
Nick sapntO; 80 Hastings rsdI,, sohn
Goodneau. al McKinstry-ave.. John
n Husti, 32s Brush-st.; Pietro OILS
zewski, lls7 st. Aubin- ave; Piotr
Podolak. 1925 pubois.s, August gust
Morris s l. s sshSlman, as Kirby ave;
John o. Leverick. se3 Crane-ave';
Otto A. Seine elder. IS? McClennan-
ave: Vincent Paron. 334 Livernois-
ave: Nicholas Bohn. sas Seventeenth
81 Herman ,E. S S,si'ta a, Isl rb l2.
tieth-ave.; Alexander Pavowski: 7I2
Wesson- ave: Horace McCurdy. IS r
Miiwaukee-ave.: VIM. Christie. 3!t
Alger-ave.: Norman Neininger $40
sis Fourth-ave.; Chas. August Pebur-
sky. ana Rademacher-ave.: Clarence
w Jones. 500 Grand River-ave.;
Michael schoenholtz; 80 Howard-st.:
h ISsn P aisisn.s s sss Mleranarine
ave John Hoiody. ess Russeil-st. !:
Fred seibman. sss Belvidere-ave.;
John KroiikowskI, Al Grandy-ave.;
deonSs ycom SaK s,o Logan ave-; r.
r. Hanneman. Grace hospital annex;
VIM. Arthur Garrison Grace hos
pitai: VIM Berllner: 372 Frederick-st
GIRLS.
Edward Command. 1o3 Edison
ave: Leo Cianooio. 900 Forrest. f..
Stephen French. 1882 Twenty-hfth-
st: Finks sockora.. IS Andrus-st !;
Victor A.. Groesbeck, az Utis-aye.;
John y. Husti. 32s Brush-st.: Fer
dinand Cellner. ESQ Fourth-ave.
Jozef Szymanski. SOL Canfeld-ave.;
Henry Thos. Melien. Providence hos
pital: Francesca Taormina, 400 Gin
ton-st: John II. Campien. 43I r.
Euclid ave: Steve Stella, 5I4 IT
Jean-avc.: Frank Schwarz. us Can.
ton-ave: Frederick V. Tews. III
Breckenridge-st.: Vincent Kott. LOB
Newton ave: Anthony Kurdron. ll0f
der, ass ST. Paul ave; Michal Pick
arr. 20 Stovei- pl: John Hineko. 2s3
THIRTY ATHEIST; Mike Tarantovich.
is7T Campbell ave /: Richard schremm.
1921 Holcomh- ave: Herman Perrin:
BsS Superior John KnizSek. lts
MackIe-ave: James Anderson. IL In
fantry-ave.: Isaac Winnicon, ~
Winder-st.: Teodoe Frankowskt, 1907
Ct Aubin-ave: Mike Pal5t. 11I go
ran-st. Michal Navkowicx. 1900 Tar
now-st: walter Szelign. Is Waldo
ave: Edward Kammercr. 3sS juno
tIon-ave.: VIM. Mozart. 6i5 Parker
ave: Clarence Shiller, ?ss st. Aubin-
nvs Louis Pawiis. 2o37 Proctor-st.;
Christ Have. 1870 Twenty-etghth-s
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
PEACE TALK
PERSISTENT
Conference to Be Held
in Lucerne, Insist
Papers
BY UNITED PRESS.

ZURICH. Switzerland. Nov. a.
That unofncial conferences looking
toward peace will be held shortly
At Lucerne was asserted positively
BY several Swiss Socialist newspa-
pers today. despite all inspired de-
malls.
Prince Won Buelow. former Ger
man chancellor, 1t was declared.
Will be ono OF the diplomats pres
ent.
The Representatives Of two other
belligerent powers were reported to
have arrived Ut Geneva, but 1t was
impossible to confirm the rumor.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
QUICK WORK
SAVES GIRLS
FROM FIRE
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

HARRISBURG Pa. Nov. 2.-Fire
which started this morning at 8
o'clock practically destroyed the Ro-
man Catholic Sylvan Heights homo
here for orphan girls. and caused q
panic among the students and teach
ers. No lives were lost. The origin
of the blaze Ia not known.
Father B. P. Reardon, of the
school. had just finished All Souls
day mass when the fire was discov-
cred. After quick manoeuvring the
119 girls and teachers were taken
safely from the burning building.
PPinting-the plain ueaN klnd-thst
IN right-T1mes job Dept,-N1alu l61O
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
PROPOSALS
PAVING ALt|

Sealed proposais wll1 1G|
at the office Of the Qo1D~
Public Works. petIclt
Thursday. Nov. :. leiy d
time and place they WIN "a
for furnishing all the 1otot
terial and paving ana yen
alley named below, wItlln
mentioned In the City Of =
the styles OF pavement -
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Classified s.,s''''... | s s,,; |;

line
Nc transient sdvsrtistns insessea
for less than iec with cash; foo u
The above rates Apply % an class,.
ncatlcns except E:rths. Cards Of
and ali ads prscsdlps Hsis Help.
and sr' s:., R:s'h o,, card: % Eaasns
charge. $50 Tor IS Wcrds or isss- Over
~ words one-anc -oDs- third csEts Tor
each extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

GOVERNMENT OF THE UNION OF
SOUTH AFRICA.
Notice under Article 6, Chapter 112.
or the Law Book.
Application for a Patent for
improvements in and relat-
Ing to powers and apparatus
for the recovery of metals
from their ores"
BE 1T HEREBY MADE KNOWN
TOT general information that KOER-
ING CYANIDIN0 PROCESS COM
pANY and BRUNO RICHARD KOER-
ING both Of Suite No. 81 Hammond
Wasns s ssst ct q q csssm f GnsS
Manufacturers and Ensineers. On the
10Th day OF September. 1918. deposit
ca at my office an application for a
tion..
Whereas now the said KoERING
CYANIDiNG PROCESS COMPANY
through their Solicitors, Messrs. FRA.
ser & Scott. of Bloemfontein. have
given me written notice that they de-
sire to proceed with their application.
have decided that this application
and all objections thereto. will be
day of January. 1915. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon.
I therefore call upon all persons
who are interested In opposing the
issuing Of Letters Patent for the
aforementioned invention. to nle at
my office. before the day OF hearing
the same, a document explaining
their objections. as they will other
wise be excluded from bringing them
forward
Given under my hand. at Bloemfon-
tein, this 18th day OF September. 1915.
s. J. dAJAGER,
Attorney General and Deputy OF the
Minister Of Justice.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

north line cf Ma
south ovFb line % CO
line of Hamiltop S2e1(
east curb line 81 NyJ4om
Roll No. 113<-voe
north iine q o. T. q =
line Of Warren sveauo. ~
Part I 10 0uo and pey91
days from date of tkj6 ~
{. and Z become due
IN one. two and three =
lively from date OF thie ~
or with interest q the lN
cent from the date 0G ~ &
tiou Of thio roll.
Either lof said parts &
within 80 days from ~
notice without furtheg ~
II either OF said DogC
three or four shall u6t o
they become due ; ~
and interest ct the rafo Z
from the date Of couQ IN
assessmeut viii % 40
premises asseeee6 WIZ ~
and sold - proyi444 ~
B-sss dfY
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

yACO-Nov. I. 1918. Harold. beloved
son of Frank and Dorothy Jaco.
aged years. FUNERAL from resi-
dsnce. AS Euciid-avs. east. Thurs
AAx at . .. m.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
ALLEY So
(Re-Paving & HoG1|

In block between 0PIoW0 a
ward. Michigan and STATE .
wide. with creosotsd b1oek
witt Cressoeon - v
Note - The cfeosota4
paving and re-payfug TIA
alley will be furnished oA8
on or contiguous TO the D0G
City OF Detroit free o. g.
contractor. ~ ~ IA
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
TOPROT'EST.
SEIZURE OF
US. SHIPS
Hooking and Llama
Cases to Be Made
An Issue
ACTION is
DEFERRED
Washington A w ats
Complete Word From
Consul
By UNITED PRESS.

By UNITED PRESS.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 2.-Eno-
land was today asked by the
United States TO explain the
seizure Of the American steamer
Hoekln0, at Halifax. Secretary
Of state Lansing sent q note 70
American Ambassador Page at
London, directing him 60 secure
. Britlsh explanation.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
FOR sALD-REsORTs.

FOR SALE AT LAKE ORION-Two-
story boarding house, 81 rooms,
steam heat; barn. woodsked. chick.
dem. Also igh-ciass fastest motor
boat on lake. DR.. G. A. DsCou. lock
box lee, Pontiac. Mich
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

Raising geese is a principal actiy.
ity 10 Russian Poland.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
FOR SALE

Near Detroit, half mile from 7-Miie-
I'd. To be paved. One mile from
Grand River -rd. and electric lines.
DUBOIS AND DUBOIS
roe WHITNEY BLDG. DETROIT,
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

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The Detroit times., 1915-11-02


ron SALR-FARMs.
10 ACRES. 21K miles from city hall.
~ miles from Flat Rock. I mile
from cement road; fair house. large
hip-roof barn. some timber and
fruit, 6 acres of rye, including one
COW, horses and farm tools, for
$500. Will exchange for city
EYSTER, The Farm Man
Cadillac A993. 507 Majestic Bldg.
Office open Wednesday evening until
3 o'clock.
1914 Acres Near Royal Oak
Good house and barn. $500; will APP
ply on f-hat.
s-room modern rooming house and
furniture, all modern, $3.50 cash.
balance AZ rent; rooms pay VAS
per month.
7-room house on east side. modern
except furnace. $4,000. $500 down.
Mr.. Logan.
BARR-CARPENTER
1885 Dime Blk. Bldg. Phone Main 2s7s.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

PLAsTERER wanted: IS Midland; 4
block above Ford factory, u block
west: bring tools 1880 a. m.
PATTERNMAKERs First class
metal mon. Acme Pattern Works.
Good position for a
mar care O OF r a ssy wism:
q Clark.
PHOTO COUPON SALEsMEN-Neat-
1y-dressed young men; easiest pro-
night. The Northiand Studios, ais
Woodward-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

Try bsmo Floral ssrvsoe.-
Flowers for Everybody"
The L Hemb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelob.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

Printing-the plain neaN kind-tAst
In right-nnes Job Dept.-Alaln $50.