The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-01
Miss Michigan Falls
Through A Skylight \
Onto Operating Table
Nice Place to Land, But the Doc
tors Thought She Didn't Care,
So They Didn't Operate.
tunate in another; fortunate for

IN one particular and for
tunate in another fortunate happy landing place
But suppose having brought up at such convenen.
point for relief of his pain endng bones
the victim had refused permit surgeon minister to him.
OF had given them to understand that he didn't
did
He would be put down either crazy or fool
We might take the charitable his bruised
and weakened condition he did really good
Suppose the surgeons in disregard of
the confidence the public placed recognition of their
diplomas should stubbony refuse operate
the patient recovered speak
by which time it would be too late?
What would the attitude of public surgeons
4 be in such n instance?
Would you feel like trusting your to such men'
Now these same questions to the case of bruised
and bleeding Miss Michigan before surgeons past present
Entering statehood and cropping about in the hope
OF mapping out the but unndu of the dangers ahead
the trainers of the states constitution misstep.
And in the of the long descent humping
mighty force against obstacles corporation greed
capitalism the the
break the fall goes crashing
down into the midst of holding certificates public
- the ministers her ills
A very happy place land, should imagine
AND THERE THE PATIENT LIES. BUT MAKING NO
GREAT oUTcRY AND SEEMINGLY INDIFFERENT AS TO
WHETHER RELIEF is TO BE ADMINISTERED The
patients indifference is transmitted the doctors
operate
maybe stand back on the ground that their
subject unconscious and decide interfere with
until their services sufficiently urged by
too late successfully the decorations
Again, the patient demands that she given
tention and the first doctor Dr. Legislature refuses
case.
Then whom me" walls the
afflicted SOUL call Dr. Constitutional Convention
And Dr. Constitutional decides that
the does know what gives no voice
IN the matter and he, refuses operate.
Now what will Miss Michigan doa
It may be late for THE ONE AND ONLY
THING THAT WILL SAVE HER.
First she should demand upon whom she
relied for the her whom depend
the hour OF her distress deliver their certificates
Tor they have not proved their fitness hold them.
will those
teon her hurts who enough them
with honor themselves and the relief are
called
Men who realize that duty act and men who
realize that when they called they called
And offered such FIT to accept
nndto hold them the more is condemnation upon their
Poor Miss Michigan she had a hard fall
Poor Miss Michigan whose affection contracted
IN the legislature and is constitutional
Whose calls for action and the dsnectne the
surroundings where she contracted it, but who
Whose loudly for the initiative referendum and
me recall. have NNt7.7I
Who would like the privilege of regulation of the
liquor traffic, but is also denied this.
Who plainly relief in municipal other
serious symptoms and is denied again
Let hope the proper doctors is
TOO LATE.
But much It her fault apatetc attitude she
before her doctors It Is
f hne a through blindness and heedlessnes
me prh been reduced state of weakness supor
Doesn't know doesn't decide who