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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-13
@iipnrin boipioifeas tnomittn".

pietarin piirioiteuben enFmdinen
oIasto tuominnut % Wiipurin bo'
pioiteuoen iaIeutd forteimpaan ran.
9oishifieen: muobefFi A f,mfom,
betIi manteuteen, meneh6m6dn mir
fanfa iefd oIemaon 10 fpuotta fpalti'
on toimiin felpaomottom
preiioentti Maliu ipapautettu
fotonann.
ptetarista, tammit. 27 p.
Pietarin piirioifeuben enTimdinen o.
ldSto tiiomitIi ellen flo $40 ldbes
fnuIiiuntilen isimnnon idIf,en. iofa
oil omistsftu pfiinomoan g0iipurin
bcipioiferbsn i,,tulle, bomioifeuben
idienet smraopaan topaan:
preTioentti Wtaliu lpapantettiin co.
fonoan 0oitti muut bomioiferben
ldienet tuomittiin laiuppfdldn mdd.
rddmdn foiftein forteimmon ran.
9oistutIen mutaan / fpuobeu 4
fuutouben manaeusron9aistufieen
ia mirtonIo meneitdneitii, fefd me-
neitdmddn tpmmeuen ipuoben uiafii
oiteuoen boitoa fpirfoio guomen
onur,rubtinoonmoosia. Sowioifeu'
osnlGienien yorbgrenin ia 8rnnoun
ran9nistusoiasta Iuetoar pois bet.
ban 10 iuoriitomarid monfeusaifa,
l f,mfduii ID paimdd.
Spntetpistd ei tufaon olIut Idsnd.
Preiioentti Ulolinia puoIuSti oifeu'
oesia 3nipo,piiib, fenraoIifunrn11'
rinfonSIion eutinen pdduiff1 ia
Wooian lddnin entinen fupernD1ri.
YeruSteltu tuomio anneiaon It. %
pdiwdnd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-13

yIeifi ilatiea
- u N u \ \ = \ \ \ 4 \ 4 h \ \ 4
@erf tpirtaa ia 1mrfim aienta
nbfaatpa.

Ia @allipolin niemimaan tpallotta.
miieeu, noioatieaI a pddstd freita.
Iaisien Iuipaston Darbanellien Ial
meen ia W(armoraldrmeue ia pdds
I'd iiten tatoapdin bpDffddmddn
t,irffiIoisien linnomSten fimppuun.
9Dir 'nilieto ISb.eistS inntuien tie
tcien m,fnor pmat buIoorialoiIet
Ioaneet nleita buomattania tpoittoiu
. @nuipclin luoud ia tiiimin tappeIu
npfpGGn riebnmfin mainitun poiton
luono.
SomoisIa tiebononnoisIa ilmote.
toan, eitd bulsariaIaiIia ionffoia a.
tpustoa meren puolelta freiffoloi'
men Iaitpasto SaaoSlabbelto, Wii'
me morrosfuulln astui moibin ron.
nifolIo 10000 buIso rioIoista ia tpd'
Iiraubon aifana uefotoan beibdn
linnoittoneen ieubun.
Sos liittoutuueiben ormeiian on
nistuiIi polIottoa niemimaan, min
mifddn eli poiii est6d fre,tfaioieta
Iaitpostoa tunfeutumosto DarbaneI.
lein folmeen, iosId ie iotoerperttien
antamien tietoien mueaan motif, bel.
post tnbota turtfiIoisten Iaiiposton,
la fen tie oliIi iIIoin dpoimena
RpnStontinopolin ebuetaue.
Eoisielu 3datoIian Iinnotut'
IisSo tauonnui.
2onetentinopoli, helmif. 6p.
9oisteiu 9dataIion Iinnotufiisfa on
io,ionnnt. So uieisYa friorII'f'sio
idbtSionomisio mobpistetaan Ie
tiebononto, ettd bulsorialaiIet iou'
Cot perddntpmdt foupunsiSta ia ct
t6 taupunti on lieffien ipallasIa
Bulearioloisten perddntomiien tor.
fotufIsno usfoinnn oIeman nalIot
taa maata ppbioiiesto ia Idnnestd
Mustanmeren rannitolIa, iotta mre.
filaiiet ioutot eindt len toutta pdd'
fifi Ioortomadn liittomtuneiben NAL
toien ormeiioa 96otaIian ebustolIa.
pofeneipan armeiion ilmotetaon bd.
fpitt1mGn tiet ia Ti0ot poetesIaan,
ioien .raiitatiet 2onstantiro opolista
pdin otpat fofonoan fdpn0funnot'
tomio.
8uIaoriaIaiIet eitpdt o0eet ionti
Iaano tpGlirauban aifana.
Sofio, Bulgaria, beImif. 6 p. =.
8ulsorioloilen ormeiian tomentaia.
fenroaIi Samoif Iunoi Curtin tarfo'
tutIena tpittaSteluilIoo tpdIirauban
aifano oneen iind feiroin poitino
aifoa ,poibofienid morustantua uu'
teen toisieluun, mutta it'd ouat
mp5stin bulsoriolaiiet tdptidneet
bpfpdffcen ia luiitfaneet oiemoonia
buomattotpasii BulsariaIaiIen or
meiian Tanoo SamoIi olefpon pa
remmasTa tunnoeia npi fuiu ioban
aIusTn ia turtfiIoiIet oifoo hdn or'
meiianIa fansIa oiaa merten taatIe.
Eurtfi mararifon ia peritobon
poriaalla.
2ontoo, bsImif, 6 p. = Oatlp Ge'
Ieeropb iuItoii miime nimeroeiaon
pittdn Ieniuroimaitomon firieen.
ionfa fen firieenmoibtoion oil on'
uishn,h dheti6d &onstontinopoliS
ia. 2iriees1d ianotuan iiidisten rette'
l5ioeu RonsiantinopoIisIo riebnman
entistd hIiiemmin. Curtin bdn ia
moo periebhmon nopeasti iparcrif-
toonio ia peritntoonfd fobben.
Guirto Iotamo S,oiiio mielenoIo'
tusfofoutiin pibettiin miime iuunun'
taina ia mdonontoino, ioieia nnor
turftiluieten poliiiiftu iuomitIiin Ia
iuoen boIlihfieu soustoiia fuiiuttiin
murbaoiifii, fparfaifii ia maonia
tanaltoiifIi.
Olot Curtin ioioIeirei0d ofpat To-
fonaan Ianoiu fertomottomon fur-
iat, parfinfin ndiben pdipien nnto'
rien paftosten tofia. SotiIoloilla ct
ole poIion ruofao eifd iuoioa. apm'
menittdin beitd fuoIee pdipittdin fpi'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-13

- Sanotoan, ettd omietaiot tefendt
naiiela $1,000 bolIaria tpuobesIo
Nen Yoreisfa ia Idnnelld enemmdn.
Fin, alma $4,000.
4onbon Ianoo: 95 proIentiia noi'
iieta iooietiaipun proetihItiioniit
5uoralla ipofi,polluuo, ipietoneles
molla tobi pettdmilld IupnufFua.
9uutofauppoia pibetddn iofa
lpiiffo.
2einottelu tdudfin aIalla on febt'
tpnpt buippuunIo. Nuisfouppa on
iiten larIestetty, end amoilla m,Dil
Id = ielIuiiilla, ioitu orpat bolutua
taiparaa - feinoieIaan, jofa
piitto. Somot rtouppobunneet"
tio,pat iamoia tDitSa ferta miifos.
IA morftinoiI!c toipcsia faonaaiu
moiiiciu niiiemfii. 6umtotonponpis
t6id, eli oiteammin iobtoia, on erds
10 barmoontmnut berroemieS, ionfa
pimen Xonbon anoo tietdm6nid.
Uiies on olalloan erpertti, omaten
monien ipmofen fotemutIet.
Yonbonin t,iifimmtiista on Iaotu
Ielitps monen tptDn - fuien elm.
polion buomiota berdti6neen Dorot
bp Mrnoloin - iaIoperdiieen fatoo.
miieen. Oriafauppiaot Idhettdpdt
taluoaiiesti naisasentiinia Ne,p Y,r
Elm liifefesfutiiin, iosia ndmd tefe'
tpdt t,ittapmitta onnettomien ubrien.
ia fons'a = tafpalliiesti torioomals
la pdimduiiid tabi iualliiia. Siiten
onnetaan tpt1n tamalliIesii tulla l.
fddnfuin iothimnIto t,itufIi fiiltdmdn
bienolto ir vImisipreeIta" r6p'td-
pdn rsenilemannin" fansio, iofa
puoIeStaon pitdd buolen IopmSta.
EawalliieSti pitdtpdt oriafauppiaat
mp1s asentieianIa hitipuioisIa. iois.
Ia ndmd tefepdt tuttamur,tta Tau.
niimpien tDhbien fansio, fdpttden
bppdfieen tp5n raiiiYeFo.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-13
slew Yorf noisfqupan fes.
fnfIenu.

rWalfoiSten orioin faupan laa.
iuus moiboon fdIittad, FUN ianon,
ettd NeW Dorfisia ptiiuddn on orr
iotonppioitten baausia 26.50O noiss
ia, iumalla tuin mmieIa poiiioisIa
pbteenId OIL $4,000, Ianoi Gonbon.
(Sonbonin numerot tarfoutanat
main irustien foniro oqeeraamia pross
titueerottuia. DbbpswaItoin prosti.
tieeratmien Iutu on iuurempi.) -
yWlinfdtdbben on I,ttu Min iuuri
tdd(d2" - Sen tuuoff fosfa tolo.
uoeliiet iubteet omat tddud prosti
tutfionilIe ebuaiIimmat. Walfoisten
oriain fauppiaat tietdmdt, eitd ipt
t1ien iaani on belpoinia 'ielld, mis5d
taloubellinen f,iriuuS on Iuurir.
Nem Dorfin hifipoiain ia tebtoitten
naisip6ldiiet tarioaWat fauppiaille
ioppmmuitoman ldbteen. 6e pm'
mdrtdipdt iitd fdpitdd bpmdeieen.
Suomiiampana taWorona prpat fir
toIoiSei, finH ne omot topoIIiSeeti
tuottamimpia ia paatimottomimpio
tuin amer.ffolaiIet. S.ibdn mieIu'
iimpana taparanaon on aino n. T..
rhio ruofolipui", iotii he fufu
mot tofematto mia ipiiDfd. 1llfomaa.
laiiia iptDid futIutaan fanppatieIeI-
Id rIac.orieS". beibGn taipattomon
tienestifpfpnid peruSteetla".
Ndin pobiatonte furi,,utta ISpipp
meibdn fmistpneesid moaiImasIam
me.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
MINERS CAFE BEGINS
 SUMMER WITH EcLAT

Fresh oysters In the shell, fresh claims, frssh fruit and all kinds oi vegetables as frssh as . ssa brsszs ars now at the Minors Cafe for the patrona of George Athsns' splendid restaurant Every evening between the hours oa 6 and 6 music of the most plsasant and beautiful kind is played in tho cafe and is enjoyed by large numbsra of the diners. A glance at the window is tempting but to dine ones there is to bs convinced that Nome can holc its own with any place outside. Mr. Athens promises the best meal in tho oity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
SEWARD NINE eEATs A
 POOR NOME TEAM

Coward won the fourth game es thu Seward league ssriss last evening b1 . seors of 12 to 10. Tho play was sx' serabls at periods. The weather wal cold and players and spectators sui. fssrssd and most of the last named 'sf' the field before the oenolusion of ths aams. They should Do informed that the league samss should not b. Judged by last nights exhibition. Several new mon wsers tried on both sidss and the game can hardly bs accepted as . standard to judge by.
 ..To go into details would bs only to appear too critical. Theee Wore % many bad pisess of play that it would hardly do the game any sesd or any one stss. Of the new men the pitehssr for Seward. snsad can bs eompiinnsntsd. He pitches sood ball and is an all round cool and safe pIayssr. Jesse White can aise have . good word said for him. He is alive every moment. o'erisn did not ap. pear vssry strong. eeuden, pitcher for the Nome team did pretty well.
 Of the old mon Parsons dsssrvss . word of praiss. He hit ssvsrsi big ones, one Of which let hm to third. eurIsy Allan and Thompsen got in . double play that wss good in the third.
 ..Ths gAmss next Sunday will un. aoubtsdI/ bs . good on, and ~;T de dsssrvs . better attsndanes and more space.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

Eddie etsvsns and Percy Schoos have entered the fishing businsss near Petersburg, AlasI<a, according to Billie Sale. The came authority statss that Joe King, formerly of Nome. has be-" the finaneisr behind the building ef the King thsstsr in Seattle. t will bs one of the greatest picture houses q" the world and will be built at . cost oS $1s0,oo0. it will bs situated on Fourth street near Pike.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
COMING nNWN vukON
 TO OPEN OPERATIONS

H. orssnbsrs has turned over hi holdinu to New York people whoss representatives are now coming down the Yukon river to begin operations They have taken over the holdings oi Mr. orssnbsro who rsesivss . bonus and royalty from the ground which will bs operated.
 Tho construction of the drsdgs will bs completed and . very sxtens'vs season of work is anticipated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

The proper nams of the pitcher of the Seward team last night is said to |. snsad. Hs comss from St. Mary's coJIees and is a new arrival in thsss parts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

4 new plan for ceiling claims in Nome has just como to light. A man who went outside last fall has trans ssrrsd two claims to other partiss who have formed . company and are sell ing shares thsrsin at @60 per share teen doiiars paid down and ten de'Iars . month for four months.. The pros. psctus states that the claims have produced from $2,ooo to $6o,ooo."
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
ANOTHER NEWSPAPER
 MAN GETS A JOB

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, Q. C., June H. Charles ~. Galloway, . newspaper. man of Columbus, 8. C., has been ap- pointed to the second vacancy in tho eivit service bureau.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
AMERICANS
 ARE V|CTORS

NEW YORK, Juns 11.-Ths Amer jeans won the opening sams Of the ssriss against the British by 6-t2 to 3 aoaIs. The enthusiasm of the crowd was trsmsndous as the homo team won after . battle that was ssvsrs and close.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
CREW OFF TO WORK
 ON CAsADEPAGA

..Harvsy Grant is about to leave for the casadspaga with . crew of rnsn so operats the groand of the Canyon Creek Mining Company. Grant and Sloan as. th "p r"'"rs and expect
 most sueoessful season.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
coAsTWlsE NEWS.

in the roadstsad: Senator, corwis Bear, Ram.
 saiisd-victoria for St. Michael. Elihu Thomson for St. Michael. Senator from Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
NEWS NOTES

Fiftssn mon will bs snsassd pres' psctinu for tin at Ear Mountain prst- ty coon. Teddy Winfield who has rs- turned is one of the interested partiss and will % up with the gang.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

The Victoria brings us large ship mont of meats. The quality and prioss arc the very best. Phone Black 1o3 Union Meat Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

Come and greet your friends at the Eagle hall on Saturday night. Good music, . sood time assured.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

Don't forget the big ehssehaco ball Eagle ball, Saturday night, June 18th Admission $1.50, iadiss frss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
IF la UP TO YOU

IT Io UP TO YOU To send to the friends who have been writing to you for information about Nome and its resources. . copy of the Mining and Dredging Edition of the Daily Nugget. price 50 cents. Send one on the next mail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

\ msssass received at the Nenss r.dio station today says that the Una t;,Ia will bs hsrs tensht.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

Miss Leila Richards, 1o21 Nett Ave E. Toledo, Ohio, writes to ssk for ths whereabouts ef her father, Morgan Richards whoss last post office ad. dress was Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

We print anything and svsryth'ai h Job printing liNs st the NveSst
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

4. E. Todd has sent $66 to the Meme Kennel Club as the contribution to the sweepstakes raes from three Seattle firms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

Nome Daily Nugget is the organ ef all the people, subscribe now, >&N per month delivered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

William O'1rsn, the tin man, has returned after . winter outside. He says that his former partner, Crim' made . good will leaving everything he had to his sistsr and to charity in equal shares.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

Show the ehssehaoos that ws oas doncs. Saturday night, Eagle hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

P. ]. Kennedy has returned and will proceed to Teller where hs has nnsr' ehandiss businsss. Mrs. Kennedy re- mained outside
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

Hsadquartsrs fer .. . ". seeds a' Thorulf Lehmann's aroesry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

New stock of ladies call- ing cards at Nugget office
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

E. n. 0ibbs, who has charge Of the Fiuns drsdps on Ophir creek. is back again and will soon bs at work at the old stand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
PERSONAL.

Mics Pirpont, graduate massags vsper baths, facial, scalp treatments 402 Front street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

4rh. Psepiss Papsr"-Noms Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

Eggs $1.00 at Prosssr's Harness Shop. Phone Black s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

TO GET THE NGWte Inat interests Alaskans you shoul6 subscribe for ,hs Daily N'lgss& e1.se per month delivered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12
RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP.

Front street, three doors west of the
 Alaska Bank. Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing for ladies and gentlemen pron,ptiy and neatly done.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

AT THE NEW EAGLE.
 Old lswis Hunter Rye and the Fs nous Athsrten Bourbon whisksya Distilled spring 19o4. 1906 bought In bond and rsduesd to 90 per cent by D. 6. government, by the bottle gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

A prominent drsdes man of Solomon and Council had . most exciting sx' psrisnes this morning to mark his return to Nome from the statss. While watching the DanisIs bear the animal charged him and left nothing but ths ssa fer . line Of retreat. Mr. 0rsdes. man took te the water like . duck bui his hat fell off and the bear econ grabbed 1t and, rstirins to hss bex, Mr. sruin eeeIy dsveursd the head gear.
 Walter Lansan, one of the old timers, returned to perform some a. ssssmsnt work. He will not 90 to the kousarok this summsr.
 ]. W. Mcleod, . sueesssfui operator on different erssks has come back to continue his operations on Oregon and its tributaries.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-12

The man or woman who never nnads . mistake never made anything. But the man or woman that will take ad' vantage of Gossin's sale on Furni. turs, Iron Beds, croekery, and Lace Curtains will save money.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-22
BROKEN HEART
KILLS EMPRESS
YE HO ma LA
Mother of Child Emperor of
China Deeply Grieved When
He Is DepOsed
DIES ALMOST ALONE
IN FORBIDDEN CITY
Appendicitis Is Given as Cause
of Death-Suicide Report
Is Denied

pEKING. Feb. 22.-Ie Ito Ma La.
deposed empress dowager OF China,
mother OF the depostd child emperor.
died early today. almost alone, in that
portion OF the forbidden city left to
the FAMILY OF the former Manchu
ruler
II MAS officially stated that the en-
nress died from natural causes, and
vigorously denied that, she took her
own life. Those who know conditions
prevailing among the deposed royal
family. were certain that the empress
died OF grief and broken heart. Ap-
pendicitis was given as the cause OF
death.
Ye Ho Ma Ia was daughter OF
Xvi Slang. Manchu general. She
,parried emperor Kwangsu in 1889,
She Was IS years old and the niece OF
the late empress dowager Tsu Hsi.
Tsu Hsi. who always had hampered
the emperor, kwangsu. with slavish
attentions. made the most important
event in his life the choosing OF his
bride. AS a preliminary, she picked
out about 900 candidates and set the
members OF the board OF rites 10 work
induiring into the horoscope OF each.
When these officers Sho inquire into
heaven" had selected about a dozen
likely candidates from the lot, Asu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-22

and rubber thar clothed the feet %
the county panpers on tue weary
tramp 10 the poor house. are hoPs
less wrecks when they reach the
cobbler As Johannns says most OF
the shoes we're never new, meahinS
that they were probably selected from
rubbish heap by their last owners
But that docs not discourage Jonah
nus He is proud OF his workman
ship. "Johannus" loves 10 entertal"
visitors in his dusty little room.
"Guk." he says, displaying one shoe
neatly repaired and freshly blackened
beside its disreputahle mate, worn
torn and out at the toe.
See how make EN- bedder den
day was. yet
Despite "Johannus' industry the
pile of old shoes never grows less.
Most every newcomer hands his oih
shoes 10 the cobbler and gets much
better pair in return. The little oio
man never complains that work II
slack, and he never grumbles thar
he Is being overworked. He just pegs
away. day after day. a pleasing eA-
ample OF patient industry.
"Johannus" Is an inmate or the
county house. but he Is not pauper'
For his industry the county pays him
$40 a month, and OF this amount 10
hanuus" managers by careful hgurinS
TO save Just about 1899.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-22
THEOSOPHISTS TO
HEAR ID. $. Nj. UNGER

Under the auspices OF the three
Theosophical societies of Detroit,
David s NJ Unger OF Chicago, ma
tional lecturer for the American sec
ton of the Theosophicai society, viii
deliver series OF lectures IN this
city, Saturday and Sunday, Feb -
and %.
Two free public lectures vii be
given tomorrow in the New Thought
Alliance hall, No. 3lS Woodward-aye
AT 1880 in the morning the subject
Will be --fhe changing world" and in
the Afternoon, al $3.50, The invisible
world about US"
This evening Saturday, i'm the
.Theosophical lodge room, No. BIS
Woodward-ave.. AR Unger will de-
liver private lecture TO theosophists.
AT the same place tomorrow eve
ming, private lecture will be given
by him 10 the members of the Order
OF the Star in East. a new organiZa-
ton which heralds the coming 20
earth OF great spiritual teacher for
the helping OF the world, and the OBJ
ject OF the order is 10 prepare public
opinion and 10 create an atmosphere
OF welcome and reverence
Mr. Unger issa popular exponent OF
the Christian phase OF theosophy. he
has become widely known on the lee
ture platform, through his lecture on
The coming Christ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-22

lIsi had them come and live al the
palace until by her observation OF
their characters al first hand, she
could pick out the most httlng one
The final choice tell on " Ito VA la.
he marriage ceremony VAS perform
ed with great pomp and ceremonial. :
With the deaths OF her husband and
the dowager empress, rsu Hsi, With
In two days OF each other in 1905. We
Ito Ma la became dowager empress
With the accession OF the baby. En-
peror Pu VI. a sou OF Prince Chun'
and the commencement OF the reform
movement which resulted finally In
China becoming republic, We Ho Ma
Ia never had the sway in government
that fell &c The lot of her predeces'
sCrs.
We lilo Ma La abdicated Feb. IL OF
last year with the emperor Pm VI
and the other members of the Manchu
dynasty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-22
"JOHANNUS" NEVER
FINDS WORK SLACK
County House Cobbler Pegs
Away, But Pile of Shoes
Doesn't Grow Less

In the Wayne county house, IN
Eloise. where the poor are taken care
of. there Is an old man who has an
endless task TO perform.
They call him "Johannus" and he
is the county house cobbler. A little
red.faced man with baby blue eyes
that twinkle at YOU through a pair or
gold-rimmed glasses, "Johannus" sits
in his basement shop and pegs away
from early morn I'll night. Never a
complaint from this busy cobbler; he
is the happiest member OF the big
family in the county house.
With unceasing industry this little
German shoemaker labors TO reduce
a pile OF shoes. badly in need oil
mending. that completely I'LL one cor
ner OF his shop. There are perhaps
more than 1000 shoes in that pile.
And such shoes
"Dey never vas new" says "Johan-
nus,
These tattered pieces OF leather
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-22
PRESBYTERIANS TO
HAVE MUSICAL TREAT

The Woodward-ave. PRESBYTERIAN
church, will have a special day, sun
day. Rev. l.. S. Hall, OF Chicago. will
>conduct the morning service. The
Bible school will have a special
patriotic service. all the departments
meeting together for the opening OF
the school A song service led by Or
Geo, II. Lau, assisted by the orchestra
Will also be given. Rev. Mr.. Hall will
speak TO the Mems class. the Young
Peoples rally Is at p. M. tho even.
ing service at 1880, when the large
vested choir, under the direction OF
A. c. Jackson, will give the following
program: Morning-Organ prelude
"Un Modo de Marcia (Brahansl
anthem, Still. Still with Thee
u.ansing); duet, my Father Look,
Up 20 Thee" (Nevin), Mrs. Bowen ant
Mr.. A. G.. Jackson; solo. "Cdnsidel
and Hear Me- (wooler), Mrs. Allison
organ postlude, war march OF sh,
evening organ prelude. iAIarchspiel'
(Noble): chorus, "Oh. IN ,he Wing,
OF a Dove" (MendelssohhJ quartet
Appear Thou Light Divine" (Morri
SOM; solo. God BE Merciful" tPor
oippeD, Mrs. Bowen: organ solo
'.Scherzo" from Senate in 4 Minor. J
II. Rogers: chorus, "Sanctus'
ffiounod) quartet. Spirit OF God
(Hunanson) duet. "Crucihx
(Fanre). Mr.. Melville and Mr.. Jack
son: anthem. "oh, Pray FOR the Peac
OF Jerusalem" know; organ pos,
lude. Finale en- Forme d'overture
lHoIlings).