The Detroit times. [volume], March 02, 1914, SIX O'CLOCK, Image 10

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deg. • • • Within limited compose if trill interpret
mmheed&dnctn of the 4mfe history ond offer on opinion or two. • '• *•
a propagandist, it will have a strong and genuine
for the overage man, who is too often the forgotten man in our
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workers, its sympathy with the bread-winning masses
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MKSfofoipitaMi et being the people’s paper.—From Yol 1, So. 1, Oct 1. 1900.
WMQT7HOW MUCH HA VE YOU GIVEN r
Wbut -have you given to this fundr
>Wm repot,:
k-n ttuxD tit reboot nr mchmah m jajtuaby
jpcr-WOB wwi ihup au reboot nr or kaxb.”
Bra. MMh Detroit from a neighboring state that 816 lire*
last ta tnt thing we weald do would be to start a re-
H||fe|-«« inrttftatme weald come forward in a hurry —ia Me spirit
P|M^
lava fpljlaanswont that 816 Urn had been lost weald suggest
**?**** ut tu misery ta the stneaen district, ana a
•la required to oarty the contributions of food aad
aaaMpfttfiia to the aaau of the lead.
Me- meaittr White Plague is Michigan for January
BM*—mraa KOEX-te yen than UuU 816 lira km U»
p^glpfv.'
wijiill'gf Me number dead is in Itrtlf the least r * |^i y feature
madmen* IMaf AF/IiCTSD WITH ud EXPOSED to
a» mw e m* in «* month, i» *e
d*»h kaf end imtimilj.
PiiliUD 810 OP YOU nr A KOSTH,” report! the White
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right here at ear eery door there is U
ijlllMW and MUSHY, mere so Man the visit of the flood
will recede in time wftdle Me danger from the disease
WWBWBM'M.MPPWMcPWwawvagijr
JN. ftWy Mi twice to alMate Me distress of a neigh-
#&*** W> JW Aould do, BUT WHAT
ttmifun THB DHTUE9S OP THOUSANDS IN
AW POOH OWN CUT WHO CBT OUT TO YOU TO
iklßtjmriuii bath
—.■■■:•-fewdOT* «*R»nnm that o Bxnro kaisxd fob a
[fflpm m not Detroit tuberculosis sahatoriuh,
mmrilaw mmn HAT be more bikbrut dealt
ET^SiSSSfci-'' v • »
Ist lm asked of the people of Detroit to com-
WUkigm M IbrninJaAnory.
of publicity, the Mott earnest ki n&/d/x£
* lion-hearted -“%YWwm
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lm IMwSjißlwiilwlvgSrf
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it fißy to it* matter.
|B&W#fMWfiA tno that hare lm Mnll vM» neither
anUN the greater benefit to bo dezi?ed by society.
■pMrM’ iwawMa wmaman maaum boavy oodttmfaety.
seylaoo the machine im Vs establishment wbcm
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Spgli* wMto «U to Mai.
£*of weakened bodies to multiply as feneration follows fen-
easy fitere of a nation, both horn the standpoint of
Adolfs Mind Against “Fritzie”
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1 *wSae&| - 1 do&
THE DETROIT TIMES
EVEREST TRUE
danger of a wialouod nation and from Me plague having rsaohoi peeper
lions where it weald he impeasMle to cheek it
The time te board Mis dimso monster k BIGHT HOW.
* mOW OH HIVBE 1 * eaght Is be Mo slogan fiv hamanity in Mia great
tghtp booanse it is a oass of VOW OH MlVli
Are you FOB tho oanao or AGAIHBr HI #
WIH yea help te sweQ Ms fund Detroit needs te earl taboronlosis, to
reliere riekness and distrsss and sooear in Ma pveaoat» and to pfevida
•gainst wqbje ***fc«— and KOHX distress and MOU ssnmw in Me
futureT
Are yoa FOB Mo cause or AGAINST itt
HAVE YOU CQNTBZBUZKD YOUB MUSI
A mac In 8t Loato JM» asm deoseted by M third wife. There
fore, we want to knew: TAAJSa She* magaaiefe wifo steel away or wee Me
led? And would the GV^SaweaS e be<
JoetMed la callingoonper and hav
ing her brought tick In Irons?
f e e
Anyhow, doesn't appear te taw
had the beats te marry the rino meg
aids * < hie. tin.
yiowPreeldeat Marshall, has mede
•aether speech, hat with Bae respect
for the offlee, he dldet say eaythlen
Testified a wire In divorce oourttn
bsdjwt slapped oat of the boose for
irmomowTondthe moment I did so
toe ease borne. la another moment
bo had amused the whole neighbor
heed." A matter* we would say* of
mMh waammt # m %
Sign on the Sant EM#
JOHN HELIVA—REFAIIUNO J
HaUvm da.
• e e
We bars an Men there would be
many more cottars soon on onr streets
In winter were It more generally un
derstood that a outtac costa sew |SJd
• i —e
Savannah. O* has lost completed
a large cartage crematory. North
wind* please.
• e e
A man Is tilled at hts work la thte
country ererr M mlnat—*—Fo»eler
•olcDoe not*.
He gats so after a while we pre
sume, that ha doesn't notion It.
• • e
There Is one thing that Is aft la
F gc>bfM? I
i|ii i iii rUih ’
From Another Point of View
safety Finarr
-My wife, Mary Jen* having
left my bed and board, I hereby
notify all paraoae that I will not
he ftaponolblo for any debts In*
eareod by bar from this data.
wagar oat! tUa rthiata whloh to
that March vIU oom la, com chow.
• • •
Wa might aaggaat, also, that tha
mhlia to vacjr aaaaoaahla.
• • •
T!>lS"aTTt ta tha
Hess Haskins
I 1
•mm Stubty pet iff a pretty goad
am Saturday night, Them ma,a fe»-
Isr on th* samsr ssNlaf watshe* and
tIF feller asked Mil If he didn't want
t* buy one Mil aaye Me thanks,
stranger) I’Ve pet all Mpfia af time 1
Y* ought f heard ts eieeSd laugfw 1 *
Easily WinmfiMjt
-Beg pardon, etr," ahssrrad the
tough-looking waiter, amadtrdf.
-Oenthwoeo at fihylll —III 1
tomor. cordially. -That mfM of seam
weald be bard ie former
And be pished «p fefi M ant
strolled Meanly fit firfiMllNi at
tbs snakier.
HhtT
Aapula, wife or Parisian. in ta*t if
not la law, waa generally regarded
by the Greeks aa tha trua aaam of
tba noblaat thought* aa4 utterances
of tba Athenian genius of 4ian
racy.
Sha taught Socrates, wbo waa
aome taacbar htmaelt.
laaballa. four centurit* ago. waa
told by tha laarnad man of Spain
that tha doctrtaa of tha Antipode*
—of people with 4halr faat upward*
—waa neither godly aor reasonable;
but tha Quaaa, raady to pawa har
jewels to dafray expenses, assumed
tha raapaaalblllty of , aaadlag ahlpa
otar tha “abyaa“ Into which tha
Spanish ana aaah atary ataalag.
America would aot har* baan die
eotarad la l4fll, If the dlacotary had
dapoadX upon tha laltlattra of Far
dtaaad.
•'Tha mighty Empire of Russia."
■ay Da la Croix, "was heWn out la
tha rouga by Patar tha Orest; tha
farm of thla eoloaaal flgura waa soft
•aad by aaothar; aad It haa racaltad
mora of tha humaa appaaraaca from
tha abla hand of Oatharlaa n, who,
by tha laatructloaa which aha gata
to tha aommtaaloners who formed
har coda of lawa, prorad haraalf
worthy af gotaralag a groat Umpire.
Sha did mora for Ruaala by har
equity aad baaadcanca than all har
gaaorala did by thalr warllha vir
tues. So raat an Empire did not
need wldtr bound*; ita trua wel
faro could bo mora aaaantlally pro
motod by tarorlag population, by
wlao lawa, by encouraging taduatry
aad commarca, by cultlratlag tha
arta aad reconciling thorn to a atub
bora load, uncongenial to thalr na
ture: by battering tha.manaera of h
■tm aaraga race of nobles, aad by
obmmualcatlßg sensibility to a
paopla whom tha roughnaaa of thalr
climate had rendered Impenetrable
to all tha aoft affection* and social
rtrtoee of humanity. Theaa are tha
worfca which already make tha aama
of Catherine illustrious, and will ro*
tact glory on har armory.**
How many of the Caara wbo bare
reigned Baca hare ruled aa wlaaly aa
dM that Cnar!an?
Elisabeth waa parhapa tha great
eat of Hagllah monarch*.
Marfa Thereon, the "Mother of
Oenuday," wbo battled with Fred
erick tba Oraat for fifteen yean,
certainly bad a long aad lard hand.
Abigail Adame, plena* note, pan
ned a Declaration af Independence
many month* before Jefferaoo «ad
hta colleague* la tba Continental
coagreaa decided to cf* *boaa.
Worn that Immemorial, woman
hare bean -the cleverest (aa wan aa
la matter* of tha heart.
r Llrlag correct lives themeetvee. aa
a rala, thalr jadgmaat la tha aouad
eat concerning what la harmful to
tha health and happiness of thoaa
they leva.
About u year and a half back Mr.
Edison'* family wont away on a visit
Whereupon ha Immediately sent word
to a few of bis old erontee, electrical
experts aad the Ilka, to gather at his
Menlo Park laboratory. Thoy tolled
and tinkered aad experimented for
141 hours la one week. The time
dock showed It—more than 10 hour*
a day. Than Mra. Edison returned
aad broks up tha Insomnia dub,
thereby saving tha wftsard of the stag
ing morlee to oomplete bis present
task of gtring the Inhabitants of Po»
dank grand opera with u 10-cent ad
mission foe.
Feminine advice In rogurd to fi
nance and religion. If mors generally
sought aad accepted, would, I.think,
put the bankruptcy court* out of boat
naaa aad causa tha collapse of the go*
to-chnroh movement for look of raison
d'etre.
, Is woman morn level-headed than
man? Not always, hut ofteasr.
Tha Mad aeheme Is to have them
PMnnlng aad working together—the
intuition of the one supplemented by
the experience of the other.—Undo
Dudley, In Boston Globa
. v. ,
Diary at Father Time
•nag aa a medicinal aad as a clean*
lag apd waa known to Pliny as ear
ly aa 71 A. IX, there being two kinds
used than, hard and aoft Thors Is
rseaan to bailor* that aoap camp to
tha Romans Croat Owmaay aad that
tha datargoata da use la aarllor timaa
aad mention ad aa soap In the Old
Toatamant nhr to the ashes of
plants and other each purifying
agents.
ioapjvua first made hum goats' tal
low and haanh mb. la the tbirtcoßth,
>j salary, aad tha manafaeturo waa
started later la ManeUtes, horn ollre
oil aad In Magland daring tha next
century. Tha proposes* aad extant
of tha manafaatara wars revolution
lead at about tbo beginning of tha
nlaotetaffi ooatnry by ObeivliM*a
daaaloU harsatlgatloos oa fhta aad
Unde Stan Has Big
Exhibits for *Frisco
KAY MOND W. PULLMAN.
Ran Washington Buraoa, No. Tf4
lfafropoWfaw Ranh MtUlMny.
WASHINGTON, March t-j-Asatot
sat Secretary Adolph C. MtUer, of
the department of
U. fi. at the the interior and
Frisco Fair, hla associates on
the special board
to arrange tha government exhibits at
the PaaamnFaciflc exposition have
Just completed tha work of allotting
to the various departments the appro*
prlaUoo of $400.00$ provided by eon*
groan for exhibits bp the variant fed
eral bureaus AH banaehi* of tha
government will be represented at tha
San Francisco axpoatttog with the sx
ooptkm of the department of lastlou,
whose legal work aad Investigations
cannot bo illustrated by mease af ex
hibits.
Tha department of oommeroe. with
exhibits by tbo bureau of tha census,
coast and geodstlo survey, tha bureaus
of standards navigation, lighthouses
and fisheries, will have tha largest
amount of money of any of the de
partments to spend for exhibits sss.*
•00 being allotted to Secretary Red
field * OSes The next largest amount
of money. «f*.loo, la allotted to the
Interior department, which win have
more bureaus than say other of tha
departments represented la tha ex
hibits Among the Interior depart
ment bureaus which will be repre
sented are tba patent offioo, geological
survey, bureau of mluoa, reclamation
service, bureau of education, pension
offioa, general land office and the
Mreau which haa oontxol of tha am
tioual parks aad reservations
Tha departments of agriculture aad
treasury have each beau givan $40,000
tor the exhibits Jo bo Installed by
their respective bureaus Tha many
bureaus in tha department of agricul
ture will have exhibits bearing on ag
riculture, forestry and wild game and
Ita preservation The bureaus in tha
; treasury department to bo represent
! ad by exhibits will Include tha bureau
of engraving and printing, tha mint,
I tha public health service, life-saving
service, the office of the supervising
architect, aad tha revenue cutter ear
vies
Ban Francisco is a particularly fa
vorable location for the exhibits of
the war and navy departments Tha
harbor facilities make It easy to bring
tha battleships to convenient anchor
ages to bo aoaa by the exposition rial-
the work of the army can
also be shown at a alight expense,
because tha exhibition grounds era
immediately adjaoent to tha Presidio,
where United States troops an* al
ways stationed. Tha appropriation at*
totted by Chairman Miller of the gov
ernment board to tha war dopartmaat
la $44,000, and tha brunches of this
department which win show exhibits
include the quartermaster's depart
ment, the ordnance department, onset
artfflery corps,, engineer oorps, signal
oarpa and tha medical oorps The navy
department win nead a much —
amount tor its exhibits aad SIO,OOO haa
been allotted. Both tha war aad navy
departments will give particular at
tention in arranging exhibits to show
tha work which la being done to Im
prove the education of the men who
are going In thebe two branches ot
eerrioe. Much of the work given the
enlisted men today la planned to fit
them to beoome useful citttona and to
Provide bettor for themselves whan
they return to elm life
i Fifteen thousand dollars has been
allotted tor tbo exhibits of the depart
men* of labor, and a largo part of this
amount will bo used tor the exhibit of
the Children's human. Other bureaus
of thla department to be represented
by exhibits are the humans of immi
gration. naturalisation aad labor atm
ReuJcKfa?
1
MONDAY
NI-AR. 2, 1 ©l4
tisttos. The postofltoa dapaabmmthßU
baba given an ailotmaut af ffidteXtep
Its exhibit. This kill ha id* at *•/,
toatom aahlblte ui tea expeaWaOriML
will show a postofltoa iohg espial MK
Incas aad provided with the mast wA
am eqalpmeat. Tha dapartattt it
state‘has boon given the amtltoif ah
lotmaat of any oi tha dapartMteftbJtt
•siring $4,000, which will ha dfitfid
almost in lift entirety to showing tha
work of 4he ooaaular aarrio*.
Many himaehej af tha govsramatt
aot oonaooted with aay of tha fajita l
manta will receive taapa-altodmahte,
■The aaaa| eommteMmi teavhl
uy^dapc!rtaaaC XI S««SdO f hariag bc*3
act aside to provide tor m tBMi
exhibit, which wtt show the mat*
which has boon done by thawprß'hhfif
sanitary ougiaeara la buiMiaff tha Pfim.
ama canal it la aataral tint anatom
large amount of money should be giv
en to the Panama canal
f*i*v of the fact that tha aapaatolMi
to being bold to commemorate jj|
opening of, the waterway camttMttffi
tbo two oceans. OoL Qosthalh.gllffii
tha past weak, has beau tejuMMfe
tion la Washington with Chairman
Milter aad membora of tha ttMflffi
board to dotermto# upon plana flea tha
efnal exhibit
Next to the canal nommlaatnu till
Smltheonlaa taetitutkm will mdW
the largest amount of aay'of the lads*
pendent government buraaaa, SSM9U
having boon given over to show its Mb
hibtte. Tba library of-qpfiWttanfi
tbo commission of fine am will ettte
be given $4,00# tor cxMSttorthe grr*
arnmant printing offioo |4Jst, and tin
American National Bid Croat sKjMffi.
Tha civil aervipo mmtete win pm
oolvo s4*oo.
The remainder of the s4oo*oo afgfl*
prlatton by oongroaa will ha givan to
mlaoollanaoua purposes. Aa allotawfil
of $14,000 haa baoa made tor aiartoff
pictures which will teow every Hue af
activity of tha departments whuto
work can ha Illustrated. Thaos win
bo three government moving ptoaam
shows going all the time la tha graUto
of exhibit buildings. For transporting
tha various exhibits from the east to
Sea Francisco them will bo iaamte
aa estimated expense of $44,090.
Next to the Panama oaaal tha
eat amount of attention will ha given
to the resources aad Industries X
Alaska. Tha geotogtoal survey wtt
have exhibits bearing X Om geology
of the territory, sad tha humaa af to
u cation win show tha work which tha
government to doing In pamantfig sflto
cation and providing for tha waHito
of the native Alaskans. The marten
products win be shows by th* burahU
of fisheries, aad the department af
agriculture will show a number at
iinif whlbi'T bearing an agrlttto
turn, forestry aad sootogy. Thnmm.
gtMeToorprbr tha anuy an? «dS4m|
will be Inetallad to .show tha waaffi
which to halßg done. Tha war dttXto
mant will also have spatial exhlbttosto
Porto Rico. Aa appropriation aftejjjto
government of Hawaii far what to am
paeted to be tha largest oxhlMt Miff
made by tha paopla of Uaote fiaaffi
tttena poeeeeeion* of tha PaaifiA
la fixing the altotmaute ta iamhdffi
for the various dapurtmante Aafltehtti
Secretary MOter haa had tha d mSm
tion of vartoua bamaa ablate af tfip
man coanaHteaa, who hart apatt
many weeks of study an the aagftttt,
cel planning of the —j. ti.
Boykfn, editor of tha United Btetefi
bureau of education, who haa hX car
tensive experience with govnrmneut
exhibit work, haa beau datodtad to tfeh
exhibit beard aa aaatolatt to ita ehaflh
▲ CREED.
I believe In th* lorn of all lovers,
I believe In th* power of truth,
1 believe la tha glamor which hovett
About aU tha visions of youth.
I believe In the sweetness of mothma,
. The wonder and glory of Mrth,
I believe that all men should bo hatthara
la nmkfng a happier earth.
I believe both la Joy and la ■otsouA
I believe Id the magic of song,
I believe In that golden tomorrow
WhwtWgbt shall ha victor <ftrtttoWK
1 boMeva la the fail of tha Speller.
Tha ending of Evil and Oread,
I believe In the Toll and tha Tnitoa
And thla to aty faith aad jnjHaraett
WOBM BT acaABVSB
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