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The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
THE EVENING STORY

ITO chew each mouthful 90 times be
fore swallowing. The smiles of the
customers died away under the pro
cess. and the noon hour took on the
tone Of funeral occasion.
Marks position became an enviable
one. He confded 10 friend the terms
OF his contract and his friend confidel
the information to his. friends. and
Mark soon stood reinstated III the est
nation of all Instead OF receiving
1 tips. he frequently took pity Oh GUS
toner and shared his meal with him
/ Otto Kraut, the proprietor Of the
restaurant. began TO realize IL was toe
, late 1t was not the first time the
restaurant Keeper had lost in a bust
ness transaction.
Years back lrp had placed all his
savings In a 'one-man' bank conduc--
ed by Miles Must, a comrade of his
youth. Little did the restaurant keep
"a suspect that the young waiter he
harbored was the son o. the man who
hid broken him financially. but such
was the case. The banker had gone
TO parts unknown. and neither Marx
Must, the son and waiter. nor Otto
K"aut. the restaurant keeper, knew his
whereabouts.
Then there was a pleasing and ro-
mantle angle TO the situation. Nistula
Kraut. the huny-headed daughter of
the aGipose otto Kraut, was good To
look upon. She worked in the kitchen
with her mother and knew how to mix
things. From the first moment the
scholarly waiter set his eyes upon he~,
his heart began To sizzle on the ALTA
OF admiration. Nistula presented 4
pretty sight with the savory halo OF
steam about her head. and her round.
cd arms barred TO the elbow 1t was
sale of her that she had never cracked
platter.
There is an old saying about destiny
shaping things. and so II was I'm this
case The girls mother believed in
marrying for love. for she had done
so herself and had been the financial
making OF Otto kraut by her excellent
| cooking. Finally, Ottos crustiness TO
ward the ambitious your lover van
ished when the walters father died
leaving $4,000 insurance money pay
| able to his estate Mark was located
ana when he received his share OF the
money he made Otto's loss good ana
asked for his daughters hand in
marriage. aud everything Went on
smoothly.
The next step taken by the son-in
law was To incorporate the restaurant
/ for 100000 and sell the stock above
par The restaurant business had be
come better than the banking bust
ness. for people had 10 put food into
their stomachs. but they didn't have
10 place money IN the bank-in fac,
they had little TO place there When
the proper time came. Mark maHs an
other move and sold out the business
! just before congress passed Law
which put stop TO high prices.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
In the Churches
IREsBYTEUIAN.

The Mems clue of Emmanuel church
will hold banquet on Washiugton's
birthday.
\ Colonial musical evening viii be
given in the North Woodward church
Monday evening.
Tho Rev. William Bryant viii occupy
The pulpit OF Trunhull-aNe. church at
both services sunday
The REV 7 Walker Malcolm viii
speak on "A strange Diet sunday
evening in st Andrews church.
SUNDAY. Feb. %. Is the day set apart
tor sunday school offerings 10 home
missions iu the PRESBYTERIAN churches
az the city.
The intermediate meeting Of Detroit
PrcSbytcTN viii he held ina the ort-sL
church house. Monday afternoon. Feb.
the Young Peoples Choral society
OF the First church will give an old
folks concert in the chapel Friday
evening. Feb. %.
school viii give a banquet for members
and friends in the church parlors Fri
day evening. Feb. -.
The fourth ia series OF sermons on
/ The Crisis Of Youth" will he given
sunday evening in the First church by
! the Rev John III. Boyd
During Lent the evening service il
( Westminster church viii he omitted
and a yCSper service. from 80 10 > &c
o'clock, VIII take its place
The Rev. -. /. Sutherland. of Cal
vacy church. VIII preach ON The Pes
simist' Sunday evening the second In
{ a series OF special sermons
l'vangeiistic services arc being held
/ IN Sco"'l Memorial church. with the
Rev. sherman l.. Divine. pastor ~ the
North Woodward church. in charge.
The eNecutiye committee OF the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society. Of
the Detroit rosbytcry, viii meet We'd
nesday. Feb. % AZ . 30 o'clock in the
board room OF the y. NJ. G. A.
The thirty-hrth anniversary OF the
organization Of the Church OF the Gov
cnapt viii ~, observed with special
services. SUNDAY. On Tuesday evening
the members ~ the church Will Join
in a Washington entertainment and
supper
gift of great personal value has
Just been made the North Woodward
church ~ the presentation by Miss
by her father. the late Rev. William II
Clark. FOR so many years In his own
ministerial work.
4 general notice to church treasurers
has been issued by the board of For
eign Missions by order of the General
Assembly. ssl<ing that appropriation
for forcisn missions. be sent 10 the
general hoard carly in March. because
OF the fact that the books must be
closed March 81. instead OF month
later. as In the past.
The Official code" viii he the sub
iect Of the Rev. r. "a. Fences sermon
SUNDAY morning in the Fort-st church.
and Good Luck aud Bad Luck" In
the evening Monday evening. in the
church house. Charles Moore Will give
free illustrated lecture ON Washing
ton as "a Boy. e Husband and step
father" day OF PRAYER FOR home
missions Will be observed by the Wo-
mans Home Missionary society. OF De
trou PresbyterY. Thursday, Feb. -
be ginning at 10 o'clock. In the church
house Mrs T. ~ Bennett. of New
York, president of the Womens board
or home missions viii be the principal
speaker. A. o'clock in the afternoon
Americans" VIII he given by the Rev
"a H. Barr OF the Jenerson-ave
church.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
Saved From Awful Peril.

81 never felt so near my grave,
writes Lewis Chamhlin. OF Manches
ter. Ohio. r. Il No .. las when a
fr!ghtful cough and lung trouble pull
I'd me down 20 rs pounds I'm spite OF
many remedies and the best GoCiors.
Aud that am alive TO-DAY IS due solely
20 Or. Kings New Discovery. which
completely cured me. Now J weigh 16O
mounds and can work hard IL also
cured my four children OF Group. In.
fallible for Coughs and Colds. it's the
most certain remedy for LaGrippe
Asthma. desperate lung trouble and
all bronchial affections A trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by y. G Kinsel, Cen
trial Drug Store aud Gray x Worcester
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
ASLEEP AT THE PHONE,
LOCKED IN DRUG STORE
Three 2oicemea and Manager Res.
cue Weary Joseph Earle at in
the Morning.

NEW YORK. Feb. lS-It required
three policemen the store manager, =
telephone and four hours wait 10 res
cue Joseph Earle. No 933 Thirty
ninth.st BROOKLYN from a Flatbush
drug store. whittier he had gone 20
phone his folks mat he would soon ne
home He fell asleep in the booth
and was locked ia tne store.
Feeling tired after hard days
work and being lste. he feared the
folks would worry over his non-appeai-
lance az dinner.
lie walked into Cntler's drug store
on Flatbush-ave.. and entered the teic-
uhone booth which IS in dark corner,
called the house. No COS Bay Ridge.
and notified his uncle. julius Mande-
hall Then he fell asleep.
81 i0;30. one hour and a half later.
Or Apologize manager OF the drug
store. put out TIE lights. locked up the
store arI went home
Earle awoke a. a. m. Friday morn.
ing and found himself locked In. After
rounding in vain ON the doors ne
called up the police. who got the key
and set him free.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
TELL NE A @
'NsToRY:M
~CHlLDREh,S
~ PLAYTiNE
TIE MENDED GATE.

"Hoorav. kids, it's gate night
called Bobby Foster to his friends
Ted and Billy Jones. Come on
out.
out the brothers came. and up the
street the three went whistling and
calling to their other friends.
Older boys than they had been TAX
ing some Of the gates off their hinges
and putting them up on posts ar
porch roofs. But these younger boys
had been taught better than to des-
troy other peoples property, so were
contenting themselves by tic-tac-ing
and tying few gates shut with hard
knotted ropes.
had been fun TO see someone,
after vaiuly trying to open the gate,
finally discover the trouble, and then
untying the rope. drop it on the walk
where il was eagerly picked up by the
boys 10 he used on another victim <
gate.
On their way up the street they
found a gate lying in the street that
they knew belonged to old Mr.. Clay.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

10 reform him IS the biggest fool In
the bunch. A man doesn't marry
girl to reform heI Girls il any man
asks YOU 10 marry him 10 reform him.
tell him YOU are not running "A liquor
hdhlt-cure institute. Too many girls
marry men who drink themselves 10
death. That's why We have SO many
.whippoorwill widows around the conn
IVY
There are too many girls today who
marry for ambition, home. lie OF
ease. instead OF love
The girl Of today Is turning her
home into gambling jolnt-a beer
and champagne shop. Her society Is
made up OF poker players. drinkers
grass widows, and Tilted jades She
is becoming Il matinee gadder
Don't bestow the love God gave YOU
on II bTlndle-nosed pup or Spltz. Stop
using cold cream and get ON your
knees and pray That will make you
look prettier.
! read the other day that sitting out
a waltz is going TO be fashionable. A
man and a girl will sit on a sofa. He
Will put his right arm about her. and
her left hand in his. and all they VIII
nave TO do is sit There's some sense
10 that | have always considerable
a nuisance to gallop mile just to get
hug or two.
Most men don't give rap about
The dance rs the hug they're after.
y man has to be pretty old and de-
crepit before he will not enjoy hug.
The dance is hugging match set 10
music 1t is the dry rot OF society.
Seven million girls leave their
homes in century for a life of shame
and three-fourths OF them have been
ruined by the dance or 100000 I'm.
fortunate women. $4,000 attribute
heir fall to the public dance
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
FIks Give MINSTREL Show

A minstrel show and vaudeville
performance was given In the Els
temple Thursday evening Laf'"
there was sprea1 the wives We
sisters IF members acting as walters,
I. V. Harris and Thomas Chilye,s
we're In charge OF the Ministries, aud
Miss Kersehell. I'D. Piggits. Arthur
wilkins and X p. Hurley " re sole
lists. Chairman FreGerick :. Burgess.
OF the ElSs executive committee. us
tied Toledo Thursday lie was as'
sured that the Cherry Pickers' drill
corps. the pride az the Toledo Elhs
will not participate in the prize dr,!l
al Detroit leaving that open TO teams
from more distant cities,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
Residents of India In Revolt.

ALLAHABAD, India, Feb IS
Jagadalpur is today the center of one
OF the most serious Indian revolts OF
recent years. Thousands Of natives
are said to be involved and the small
loyal part of the population. including
few Europeans, is in danger, There
are only l20 police available for duty.
The government is Fastening troops
Go the scene but IL is doubtful whether
they can arrive before an outbreak
occurs
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
In Society

Miss Elizabeth Miller is visiting
friends in Hartford. Conn
-
Miss Claire Johnson left Thursday
for New York to Join her mother, Mrs.
>. Olin Johnson.
The Rosebud Tub will hold the reg
ular weehly meeting Saturday even.
ing in National Union hall
Riverside Chapter. o. f. s. viii
give an entertainment Tuesday even
ing. March / ia Riverside temple.
Court Majestic, t. O. O. r., AMI
Companion court Princess Wynina,
will give a Joint pedro aud dancing
party Tuesday evening, Feb. - IN
Golden hall
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Nellie Bronze. daughter OF Nr
and Mrs. Nathan Bremen No. 3a2
Adelaide-st.. to Maurice Lobensky. OF
Grand Rapids
The Grace whitney Hof league. an
organization OF about 500 girls eiu-
ploved in the factories Of the city
will hold the annual banquet Satur
day evening. in Clalk's dancing
academy.
Mrs CHARLES "A Netcalf. regent ~
Louisa ~ clair chapter, ID. a. r., Will
he at home informally TO the mem
bers OF the chapter in her home, No.
617 Jefferson-ayo. Friday afternoon.
Feb. %
The settlement committee OF
Louisa -; Clair chapter. u. A. r..
will give a Washington program for
the children OF Christ church parish.
~ the church house, Tuesday even
ing. Feb. -
The childrens Valentine party
given By the Twentieth Century club
Thursday AFTERNOON. in the Century
building. was 4 great success About
POO youn ysters enjoyed the occasion
to the utmost Moving pictures
games and music provided the enter
tainmcnt. and then followed supper
oi good things I'm the prettily decor
ated diningroom. The tables and the
menu were remindful of ST Valentine,
with red hearts ana Cupid with his
bow much in evidence. The party is
an annual event anG the last proved
the best. of course.
Graduation exercises OF the Michi'
Gan Conservator" of Music were held
Thursday evening, In the Light Guard
aimory In his I'D lyess to the gradu-
ates. Col Oscar \. James took occa
sion TO refer TO the inadequate facili-
ties in Detroit for the holding OF con
certs. and urged the students and the
auditors to lend their individual aud
collective efforts toward building tie
much-desired aud longtalked-about
music hall. The diplomas were pre-
scented by William Altman. Jr. Every
seat in the armory was filled. and the
musical program was given TO appre-
ciatiye applause.
As a~mcmorial TO the late Mrs. VIII
liam J. Chittenden. OF this city,
Lonisa st. Clair chapter. d. A. r.. OF
which Mrs ChttenGen was prom
nent member and past regent Will
provide handsome Clectroliers for the
Michigan room, in Continental hall,
Washington. ID. G This decision was
made at the regular monthly meeting
OF the chapter. in the Century build
ing. Thursday. when delegates to the
Continental congress TO convene in
Washington i'm April. were also elect
ed Prof. Claude Van Tyne, OF che
University OF Michigan. read a paper
TO the members OF Political think
ers of the revolutionary war
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
THE COST OF LIVING.
BY Il. Il. HUDSON.


When Mark Must left his precari-
Gus law practice and assumed his
duties as one OF the walters at down
town restaurant. his associates
thought he had gone crazy The facl
was otherwise. however for the enter
prising attorney saw farther into the
future than they did. Mark hal
counted all the cost worry. hunger
ana despair might give the face the
thoughtful expression of a great law
yer. but pride maintained al such
cost was foolish.
OF course, his new position bore its
penalties. but the discerning young
man bad expected this. and when the
ladies who had looked favorably upon
him as rising matrimonial possibil-
IT. heard OF it, they rendered the same
verdict The truth was. that he had
entered into a fveyear contract with
the fat, good-natured keeper of the res
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
HOARD OF EDUCATION.
B|DS--NeW Schools
SecretdryS Office. 90 broadway.


Detroit. Mich. FEB. 10. 1910.
. Sealed proposals will he received at
this office until l. o'clock noon, We'd
nesday. Feb. % 1870 FOR furnishing
the separate classes of material and
labor necessary in the erection OF the
John T.. Nichols school building, south
east corner OF Burns-aVe. and Goethe
st. also the Conrad Clippert school
building. west side of Martin-ave..
north OF Michigan-ave.
Separate bids will also he received
under tn, MasOn's General Speclhca-
tions, Carpenters General Specihca-
tions and Heating and Fentilating
General Specifications,
Plans and specifications may be seen
In the office OF the Supervisor %
Buildings. Room J. this building.
Proposals must he submitted on
forms furnished by the Supervisor and
must be accompanied by certified
check, cash or surety company bond
equal TO sin per Gent OF the bid.
The Board OF Education reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM j. LEE.
n
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

BY THE REV. BILLY SUNDAY.
Woman lives on higher plane NOR
ally than man. A good woman Is the
best thing this side OF heaven, ana
bad woman is the worst thing TINS
side OF hell Our homes are on ~
level with women. Towns are on
level with homes. What the town is
the men will be. So women hoid the
destiny of the nation.
Girls. don't shipper and look silly
when YOU speak about love- there's
nothing silly about II.
Don't let your actions advertise,
Man wanted, quick" The trouble
with the average American girl is that
she holds herself too cheap. The aver
age man will take Il girl at ner per
sonal estimate OF herself II You
make eyes at man on the street he
will pay YOU back II you don't care
more for yourself than that. why
should he? | wish | could make the
girl that iirts see herself as others
see her.
Most girls are scared to death OF
what the world irreverently calls an
old maid Many have found out
that it would have been easier TO
die an old maid" than become the
wife of some cigaret-smoking. ring
studded dude.
Many woman is an old maid
because she wanted TO do her share
OF me counting The surest way 10
get a man is just TO make him feel
YOU don't want him. lest YOU drive
him OF by appearing too anxious.
The girl who marries young man
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

4 mass meeting for boys Will be
held sunday. Feb 20, in the Nortlt
woodward Methodist Episcopal church
under the Joint auspices of the boys
division OF the '. NJ g. 4 and the
four churches in the North Woodward
district There viii lac an orchestra
and otho~ special music Allen y
Stoclxdale. Of Boston viii speak or
~ i've Fish in Swift streams. This Us
tho first ~ series OF boys meetings
which viii touch in all 10 churches
i'm the city. These meetings viii De
.eld during the next five weeks
Booth Lowrey. OF Mississippi viii
sneak N thu Y NJ. g. 4 hall SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at $50 o'clock. ON 'ludc-
veloptd People"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

singers ut merit or comedians Of tried
s,hIiitN. mciuding a chorus that is said
Go bc strong on good looks.
special feature IL made this season
OF the custuming and scenery. with
electrical en"cts introduced ON the
stage FOR the nIst tiUC. Performers
Win 20 continental reputation take
part in the oliO. which has been ma %
tcrialir STRENGTHENED this year. ana IL
Us Idc proud boast OF Manager LeaNitt
that HIS part of his organization is
the best ever presented bN burlesque
company. n ddN Ina the Jungle Is
etid 90 nc bright, amusing and full OF
ginger,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
EpIs1opNl

The Rev. Austin W. Mann. dean OF
the deaf-mute clergy of the Episcopal
church will hold celebration 81 the
holy communion at EphphathI mission
in the chapel OF st. Johns church sun
dsy morning at 1890 o'clock Ncspcrs
Will bF held AT o'clock Monday
evening. Mr. Mann will hold service
at IT Adams mission. n - pauts
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

Quick Biscut-Two cups -four and
half teaspoonul OF salt. one teaspoon
iul baking powder sift all together.
Rub in a tablespoonful OF butter. mix
To a thick batter with milk. Drop by
small spoonfuls on a creased pan and
bake in a quick oven These are nice
for breakfast
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
Won't Neeo a cruteh.

When Editor J. p. Sossman. OF Cor.
nelius, y c., bruised his leg badly. IL
started an ugly sore. Many salves and
ointmcnts proved worthless Then
Bucklens Arnica Salve healed II thor
oughly Nothing is so prompt and
sure for Ulcers. Boils, Burns. Bruises,
Cuts. CorEs. Sores Pimples. Eczema
or Piles. Csc at r G. kinsels, Central
Drug Store and Gray q Worcesters.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
STRUCK sY CAR.

SAGINAW. Mich. Feb 1s.--(Spe-
ciail-John j Sherwood. aged 65. 4
ealthy lumbeTman. fell on the ice In
front OF Potter-st. car at = O'Clock
Tgiday morning lie is believed TO be
fatally injured
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

No 1.-The Upto-Date Girls the Box but Sunday
FROM BILLY SUNDAYS BAT.

Sunday, Il
nheFa hccas.
eml o Of G o . people
hh work somewhat a
saung from o
Uyh
he smahcr" yl
hIh low rio and
sermons herewith the rhe will
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
IT4RES@0yOH

Coffee Junket-ln one-half of cup
ful OF very strong. clear. hot coffee
dissolve three tablespoonfuls of sugar.
Add one pint OF milk and a teaspoon
full OF vanilla The mixture should be
just blood warm Dissolve one lunket
tabiet In one tablespoonful OF cold wa
ter. stir IL uEto the coffee mixture aud
pour at once into a serving dish. Let
stand in the kitchen until set, then
put ON ice Serve very cold, with
cream.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
JEWISH.

Rabbi Franklin viii give lectur,
analysts OF the Henri Bernstein drama
Israel" which was acted tu Detroit
the past week sunday morning iu
Temple seth FL.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

Theoretically there are several fly
ing machines which are more efficien;
than the Wrights in that they show
less weight per horse power In their
construction
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

Submarine warfare. 10 the extent.
at least. .of employing divers against
an enemys ships. was known Co Alex
ander the Great. more than three
centuries r. c. -
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

A Minnesota inventor has been
granted a patent on cash register
that carries pLonograph To- announce
the figures Indicated when It's KEYS
M nm rt.DI
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

\ compound OF six parts lard and
one part resin. melted together. viii
protect polished steel from rust.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

sleep broken, il is time guard against the Germ
orty body all by the of DR. Peces
Medical Discovery Ii increases the vital
system clogeng impurities enrches the blood puts
ORGANS working condition
6nds weak tainted which
Golden Medical Discovery contains alcohol whisky
orming drugs. All its ingredients printed its
IL is a but a medicine
and with record OF 10 Accept
nothing good" Ask neghbors.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
Afraid of Ghosts

Many people afraid of ghosts. Pew people
are afraid of germs. Yet the shosti is fancy and.
the GERM is q fact. II the germ could be mssni6ed
TO q size equal TO its terrors il would appear more
terrible than any hre-bresthng dragon. Germs
cant be avoided. They in the air breathe,
the water drink.
The germ can only prosper when the condition
of the system dives il free scope to establish it,
self and develop When there is deficiency OF
vital force, Isnguor, restlessness, ssllow cheek,
q hollow eve when the appetite IL poor and the
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

company Will present these pieces la
the GaNNty theRter next week with
companyNof As. All or whom are either
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
In the Loca!
Playhouses

,con,inued from Page rourJ
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

Gale. comedian ana athlete. ana new
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-27
ny UIcuApD spu,I,,,u.

SO many persons know so much
more about raiiroading than the rail
.oad presidents and come forward so
generously and so frequently with
sestions and advice that the trans
oortation eh4ela, in order to find time
% sleep. eat and attend to routine at.
airs have been forced to limit them
selves as TO the persons to whom they
viii give audience, regardless of how
Eager they may be TO adopt the ...eas
,f all.
This may explain how it was that
rhen MI. Tauor. j. * Ia, or. sought
IN interview with Marvin Hughitt.
president of Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad, a diplomatist in the form of
secretary, came rom the inner vale
md in friendly, almost Chester
ieldian, manner put him through the
bird degree. a civil service examina-
latton and few other things.
Would Mr.. Tabor kindly tell what he
wished to see Mr.. Hughtt about? No;
If Tabor did not care to. He preferred
see Mr.. Hughitt In person. That was
90 bad, for Mr. Hughitt was so busy,
q very busy, he could not possibly
pare a moment to AR. Tabor Just then.
When would Mr. Hughitt be at leisure?
hat, indeed, was difficult to say. Mr..
labor could not have selected a more
nopportune time. Possibly IL Mr. Tabor
you'd explain his business the sec.
ctary, when opportunity offered could