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The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
URGES CHRISTIAN ACTIVITY.
Rev. John Douglass Adam, Speaks at
Rally Of Presbyterians.

HaIiy or Presbytertans.
Lincoln's famous words. Fl don't
want God to be on my side, put I want
to be on Gods side" were quoted oy the
Rev. John Douglass Adam, ID. D., pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church,
East Orange, N j., at a big rally OF
the men OF Detroit Presbyterian
churches, in the First church, Friday
night, TO give force to his appeal for
the onward march of Christian actiy-
fly. There were 553 members OF the
various Detroit Presbyterian churches
present, the Italian branch leading
with 90 delegates.
Mr.. Adams subject Was Our in
dividuaf relation to the program Of
Christ" He urged his audience 10
rise above commonplace efforts, to
consecrate their thoughts to- God and
give a helping hand to others to at
tain the immaculate nights OF the
Sermon on the Mount. He emphasized
the necessity for guiding the boys
along Christian path, and instilling
In them the essentials Of good citi-
zenship.
The delegates formed in the church
house and marched into the church
singing Onward, Christian Soldiers"
The invocation was by Daniel +.
Smith; the roll call OF the churches
was taken by Joseph Grindley; A. K.
Johnson led the responsive reading.
and President r. Milton Richards, of
the Presbyterian Brotherhood. of De.
troit. and Frank II. West, member of
the committee on church extension,
also spoke.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25

come 10 Detroit under the direction
OF the Y. &c. A., TO lead In q fort
nights campaign Of MONDAY shop
meetings during Lent Mr. Fenno has
been here before I'm this work and is
eminently successful.
The German Evangelical Lutheran
plans for which are In the hands of
the Rev. der Noyce. OF the Mack-aye.
church, and the Rev. j. A. Halmhuber.
OF the Waterman-ave. church. The
Lutheran churches will observe Lent
as is customary with them, and sew
eral churches will enter into the spe-
cial evangelistic movement
Over 20 OF the Methodist churches
have signifed their intention OF join
ing In group services. The Central
Christian and North Woodward Chris
tian will hold special services some
time during the Lenten season. The
Rev. +. T. Galpin. OF the First Baptist
church. win hold a series OF services
little later. when he will have the
assistance or the Rev. w. NJ. Law
renee of East Orange. N. j.. who VIII
represent the Baptist denomination In
the MONDAY Lenten services, In the
Detroit opera house. the week OF
March 20.
The Grand Riverave. Baptist and
Ferry-ave. Baptist will unite In ser
vices. the latter part OF March. The
Presbyterians, while entering heart
lily into the movement, have not made
definite dates yet for the special SER
vices. The Episcopalians, following
the custom OF their church observe
Lent, faithfully. II Is possible that
the downtown Episcopal churches
will hold special services throughout
the entire period.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
UNION LENTEN SERVICES IN
OPERA HOUSE BEGIN MARCH 6
cenorseatIonaIlsts viii Have Charge
First Week. Rev. VIM. BeaI
70 Be Speaker. @

The annual MONDAY union Lenten
services to be held in the Detroit
opera house, will begin Monday.
March 8, with the Rev. william Beal.
Of Milwaukee. one Of that citys prom
1nsnt Congregationalists, as the speak
~ tor the week. The services will be-
gin promptly at 1905 o'clock and
close exactly at 1890.
The service viii consist of two or
three short congregational hymns led
by > precentor. with piano accompani.
ment, prayer, ten-minute address and
benediction. The meetings are abb
pQlutely free. no collection Is taken
md every man. woman and child is
welcome.
Following the nrst week, which IL
- charge OF the Congregationalists.
ne other denominations and speak.
~ WIN be: March "a to rs, the Rev.
~ 8(earley, New York. Episcopal:
Xorch 70 10 Is, the Rev. w. M. Law.
1000. East Orange. N. T., Baptist:
Mor<h "a 70 April 4. Bishop Joseph n.
1<ry, BufFalo, Methodist; April 8 10 8.
- Rev. 3. +. Stone. Chicago, Pres
&1rlen; April 10 20 rs, Passion
Is. Detroit pastors. one from each
nineflop participating.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
LUTHERAN CHURCH
TO De BUILT IN
FA|Rv|EW
l(hsion Established Last August Has
Grown So Rapidly That congrega-
ton Calls Pastor and Plans
New Home.
Minister Chosen Il Rev. s. J. Blank,
Of York, Pa, Former Detroiter-
Services To Be in English.

Feeling that they have outgrown
their mission proportions, the Luther
ans living In the old Fairnew district
have decided to organize into a regu
/. lar congregation and build a new
church. They will hold an organiza'
ton meeting Sunday Afternoon In the
home OF Frederick r. Driever. No.
26s Glover-ave. The officers to be
elected will comprise q church coun'
eli and the corporation will then take
steps to provide the proposed new
church. Several sites have been sug.
& gested for the structure and one Will
doubtless be chosen within the near
The Ladies' Aid, organized by the
mission, has charge of the plan to
gather funds for the purchase OF the
lot, and Mrs. John Bunge, No. sol
3 Garland-ave., president Of the society.
says that sum OF encouraging pro
portions has already been raised. That
the new church will be erected dur
ing the present year Is the aim and
hope Of the congregation, which al
ready has engaged q pastor, the Rev.
8. j. Blank. OF York, Pa. He Is TO
take charge OF the present mission
the frat Sunday In March.
Mr.. Blank IL the son of Mr.. and
Mrs.. Frank Blank. No. So Park.st., De-
troit. He II young married man and
has been In the ministry about Ave
years He preached trial sermon
Tor the mission couple of weeks be-
fore Christmas and soon afterward
the members extended him q call.
The mission has been In existence
since last August and has made a dig
kain IN membership In the past few
months. about 80 families now COM
prising II. IL was established as a
result OF an investigation OF the dis
trict BY e. L. Mangus, student in
the Gettysburg Lutheran Theological
college, who came here early last
summer. He found that there were
several Lutheran families in Old Fair
REV who wished TO have q church
Of their own, and he Immediately got
them together The hnme--of Mr..
Drtever was used for the first meeting
and the members have continued to
hold their services there. Mr..
Driever 10 secretary treasurer Of the
mission board, and John Bunge Is
president. Since the establishment of
the mission the services have been
c0nducted by the Rev. William F.
Hopp, pastor OF the Bethel Evangel.
ical Lutheran church, and the Rev.
Albert Homrighaus. of the Messiah
Lutheran church, and they will con-
tinue to act until Mr.. Blank arrives.
Th4 organization meeting on Sun
day will be in charge OF Rev. 8. J.
Mcdowell. field Z secretary TOR the
LutAerans. He has been in Detroit
for some days. getting matters IN
readiness for the organisation and
booking after other affairs pertaining
20 the welfare OF the Lutherans. He
viii preach In the mission In the
morning, In addition to conducting the
organization meeting. In the evening
Re will preach In Mr.. Hops church.
The new church il to be called the
Grace English Lutheran church and
the services are to be entirely in the
Knglish tongue.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
FARMERS WILL GATHER
AT ROUNDUP AT NJ. A. C.
More Than 1000 are Expected 4
Listen to Series Of Lectures
There.

EAST LANSING, Mich. Feb. U.s.
The sixteenth annual Roundup Farm
ers' Institute will be held at NJ. A. c.
from Feb. 20 To March 3. The round
up is one OF the great events for the
farmers OF Michigan as series OF
lectures on soils, fertilizers and crops,
which were commenced last year, will
be continued.
Last year the institute brought over
1000 farmers into East Lansing and
II Is expected that even more will
attend the lectures this year.
The faculty has spared no expense
In order to get good speakers, includ-
ing. Paul Rose, Of Frankfort, KY;
Sunshine" McKeever, OF Kansas (;
Chas w, Garfield. of Grand Rapids;
Prof. Geo Humphrey, of the Univer'
sity OF Wisconsin. and Judge E. C.
Collingwood, OF East Lansing.
More than usual attention will be
given to demonstrations and exhibits
this year
The Womens congress will hold its
annual session on Thursday and FRI
day.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
ADJOURNMENT IN DOUBT.
Legislature May Not BE Able To Close
Tuesday For Week.

/. LANSING, Mich, Feb. 25.--There Is
some question whether the legisla-
ture will decide to adjourn Tuesday
for the week. as had been expected,
to allow members to vote at the
primaries and 10 attend their party
conventions. Members OF some OF the
committees have taken IL for granted
that the adjournment would take
place then, and have arranged for
junket trips, and others started on
the trips Thursday night. some OF
them making their Investigations so
extended that they will not be there
for rollcall Monday.
At the same time. there Is so much
legislative business set for Tuesday,
that II Is difficult to see how adjourn.
ment can be taken. In the house, the
proposed mining tonnage tax comes
up on third reading. The senate has
the report of the Bradley investigat-
ing committee to dispose OF. In adj
dition, there are public hearings on
the employees compensation bill and
various railroad bills.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
A Continental Chorus of Praise

X II A doubtful II any Bible study
plan ever received such enthusiastic
endorsation by The leading men Of the
nations ~ the Suggestive Questions
on the Sunday School Lessons" now
running IN The Times University
prcsidents, leading Sunday school
men, pastors Of large city churches,
90 well az OF smaller places, and the
rank and file of the churches praise
these questions to the skies. II is
hard TO make selection from SO
many hundreds of testimonials, but
here are few, with word or two
culled from each:
President Hadley, Yale university:
They are certainly calculated to
stimulate thought" Rev. wayland
Hoyt, professor OF religion and sci.
ence, Temple university. 'T think
your questions suggestive and valu.
able" vicePresident Goblin. Depauw
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
PNEUMONIA LEADS LIST.
Total Number Of Deaths In Michigan
In 1910 Was 3e,897.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 25.-The TO,
tai number of deaths in Michigan In
1910 was 3S,sS7. according to static
tics compiled by the secretary OF
state. This exceeds the list Of 1909
by 3,311. There were 7,436 deaths OF
Infants In 1910 under one year OF age,
or 1911 per cent OF the total.
There were 2,212 deaths from tu-
berculosis OF the lungs; compared
with 2,140 in 1909; 625 from typhoid
fever, against 613 the previous year;
23I from measles against 257 il 1910;
459 from diphtheria and Group. com
pared with 375 the preceding IL
months. Pneumonia caused more
deaths than any other disease. the
number being 2.S17. The mortality
list from cancer in 1910 was zoos
against 1888 In 1909.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
Mans Heart splits in Two

NEW YORK, Feb. Pa Hungar.
ian baker named Kayaro died sudden
ly. DIR. O'Hanlon found that the mans
heart had split In two DR.. O'HanIon
says this proves that those who say
a person cannot die OF broken heart
are wrong. He found loss Of tone In
the muscular tissues due TO insuffi'
cient blood supply. A strong emotion
might cause the break In a heart In
this condition. Kavaro was so,
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25


a. Verse Where is heaven?
I'D Is heaven a place or a condi'
ton only? :.
(S.) IL Is possible here for two 20
live In the same house, and In the
same outward circumstances, one en-
joying heaven and the other suffering
the pangs OF hell will the same thing
be possible In the future life? Why?
(4D What reasons have you for or
against, the thought that heaven Is
peopied by beings with material
bodies?
(5.l Did Elijah's material body en-
ter heaven
(S.) Has Jesus got material body
in heaven?
a. Has God got material body
Give your reasons.
81 Verses 2-S--why did Elijah act
as II he wanted to get rid OF the con-
pany OF Elisha.
(9) Why would II not be right. or
in good taste, for a man OF God today,
when he Is starting for a particular
place to say, like Elisha, "the Lord
hath sent me?" (This question must
answered In writing by members
of the club.
(l0) What qualities did Elisha dis
play in refusing to leave Ehjahf (See
verses 2, 4, 6, 81
Ql.) What is the chief reason for
men being failuresy
(l2.) Did Elisha know that his mas.
ter was going to heaven, In the near
future, and IL 30 how did he learn
of it,
Q3) Why did God choose Elisha
for Elijah's successor!
Q4) What reason, II any, Is there
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
wysndotte Favors Commission plan.

Wysnootte Favofs commission Plan.
All but ten OF an audience OF 500
Wyandotte citizens who attended a
public meeting. Friday night, voted
in favor OF adopting the commission
form OF city government. The prop
osition will be voted on in the pri-
maries next week. Friday nights
meeting was the climax OF a series OF
meetings to discuss the proposed
change in city affairs. and addresses
were delivered by T. ID. Seeley. OF
Pontiac, and Clark Baldwin, OF Adrian,
both of whom have had experience In
cities governed by a commission. The
proposed change was also supported
by a number OF local citizens who adj
dressed the meeting. and II is prob
able the new plan will he adopted at
the poll.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
NEWS NOTES FROM
DETROIT CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN.

Special efaHeeltstie- serxicns will be-
ain March 1 In Bethany shu csa,ri s.afr
Herald, oxford. o.
The Rev. T. Walker Malcolm. pastor
OF 81 Andrews church, will give q
stereopticon lecture In the church on
Tue evening FEB o ~ on m hi sr fsm
isles.
Mrs, q. w. Barlow viii give a stsre.
optieon address on The Mormons.
sunday evening. In cadiilsc-ave.
msr in Utah gathering material for
her lecture.
The Rev. James Renwiek wylie. OF
New Gaiilee, Pa. Will speak In the
Church OF the covenanters. Hamilton
Rev. Calvin smith. viii speak In the
@ S fa iii IN 6 Goa 70 ''' ~
An inspiring. and wholly successful
Pre- Atiieniaf Bible conference was
held Friday afternoon ana evening In
church The church Sh, Wsa alisS D 3, both
services and the following took part
Ia the program; The Rev Walter L.
William Mlny ss wssis dnse,.s 'hs h.y
the Rev. ". Z; Cooley United Pres
ten-a Baptist Dr, NJ. w. Lau. mem
closed the evening meeting.
The monthly musical services In the
Forrest church will be given sunday
evening. when the quartet choir. IN.
sing 'n SIR I Xrshar suiiivsns t crstorio.
The Light OF the World" rhe Rev.
f. II, Pence win give brief address
on nv Value u and pr prort." Miss Adelaide
Crane. OF the Italian American tnsti :
tute, will address the Young People
%s,s,InsS sunday eysnng Soos at s0
Detroit Italians by the Presbytsrians.
The Woman's association will meet
Monday afternoon In tue church house,
a paper on missionary work in China.
Mrs. oren Scotch will lead discus
sion on the same subject and Mrs.
George Sales Owen will sing A free
S Sssaa T Tsy w evening svsn cors ss
who viii be assisted by Frederick Ber-
ryman. baritone. and Fred Van Am
bursh. ,cisriretist Prof J. a. Blosser.
Illustrated lecture on The Cascades, In
the church house Monday evening,
March s.
"a spirited church" IL the sermon
topic OF the Rev. A. H.. Barr. In the
ing. In the musical vespers. at 4
o'clock. Mr.. Barr will give the fourth
OF the series OF stereopticon talks on
John Bunyan's dream" The quartet
choir will give selections from compo-
sitions by George b. Nevin The Church
Of Tomorrow, meeting in Newberry
chapel at o'clock, will listen TO an
interesting address on Persian home
life" by Miss Rose Wilson, who lives
with her parents In Tabriz. Persia.
where they are missionaries. The
Westminster guild viii meet Friday
evening with Mrs. Barr. In the pastors
residence. The annual meeting OF the
womans guild win be held In New
berry chapel Friday morning at IL
o'clock and a full attendance 10 re-
quested. as there will be important
business acted upoa. The pastors
classes" will begin this week. Mr.. Barr
meeting with the girls. Wednesday at
ternoon, at 3:45 o'clock, and with the
boys. Friday afternoon. At the same
hour. The classes meet In the reading
room. The nrst second-ciass Boy
Scouts examination, in Detroit. was
held for the troop OF the Jefersonl
ave. church, Thursday evening, In the
gymnasium. The scouts of this troop
are working hard TO qualify as second
class scouts. as none below this grade
can take part in the camp 20 be held
In the summer.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25

morning service and, In the evening,
he will talk on THE greatest force In
the world" Mr.. Butler Will sing q;
both Sunday services. and at every
service during the week, including the
big Observation-Disclosures rally, Shrove
Tuesday evening
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
100000 synagogue To Be Butt.

Plans are being prepared for a
100000 synagogue to be erected by
the Congregation Sha-arey Zedek, al
Willis-ave. and Brush-st., where 10,
has already been purchased for the
purpose. II Is proposed that the
church building shall have. In add
ton TO the auditorium for services. a
separate lecture room, hall for church
societies, library. day school for the
teaching OF Hebrew literature and law
and study for the rabbi, A. NJ
Hirschman.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25

New York Man 10 Also Wanted on
Charge Of Forasry.

sAULT STE. Marie. Mich. Feb. rs.
--(speciai.) lid rather serve ten
years in an American prison than
thirty days tn Canadian jail, de-
clared George willers, OF New York.
when arrested here this morning
charged with having forged checks
In Sault Ste. Marie. Ont Rather than
suffer extradition willers admitted
that he deserted from the military
post on Governors Island, N. r., Dec.
IL, 1910. He was identified as a de-
serter at Fort Brady and will be taken
back east
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
METHODIST.

Union Neutrality-suspicious. -evangel-
ave- enSres sSnday s March 70 son
ttnue until the last week In Lent. with
the following churches combining with
the Cass-avs, congregation simpson
and Trumbull-ave. Presbyterian; Brew
ster Congregational, and Warren-ave.
Baptist. The services will be in charge
OF the Rev. NJ. s. Ress, Of dorchester,
highest praise for his effective work
along evangelistic lines, especially
among the young people.
A special series OF sermons will be
started sunday evening In the Central
themes and dates as follows: Feb.
rs, Shall We know our friends in Hea-
yen?'; March 8, lin what will Heaven
be better /. ,s than innk March ssoa H.
Heaven" The chorus choir Will sing
appropriate music and feature will
be made Of the grand old hymns about
church Will meet Monday evening nj
7.t5 o'clock, I'm the mems room In the
chapel. The Afternoon Bible class will
give a social Tuesday evening. and the
Epworth league will hold a business
meeting and social hour Friday even
ing
or the 81 proposed sermon subjects
submitted to the morning and evening
congregations. In the North Woodward
Der of votes was given "A model Sab
bath" so this Will be the topic taken
up by the Rev. Eugene r. ANTRIM, on
Sunday evening. March 8. Dr. Antrim
Will continue for 10 consecutive sunday
evenings. to speak on the subjects Sc
lected by the congregational majority.
A new chorus choir under Director
Frank Fruttchey. IL being organized
10 sing at these special services. "Mys-
teries In religion" will be discussed by
DIR. Antrim sunday morning and In the
evening he will give snort address
In connection with n sacred concert to
be given by the Apollo Glee club. OF
Albion college. The interes; of the
congregation In the new type OF mid
tinues and deepens. WEDNESDAY even
ing, the general topic will be The
early church at work" and the leaders
will be J. Riston Potts. r. j. Redhouse
and Mrs l. s. Motifs.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
POLICE CHIEF QUITS.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Feb.
2b.-(Special.) Chief Of Police I. J.
Downey, OF Sault Ste. Marie has re-
signed. During his official career he
was suspended more than once for
various offenses. His resignation was
requested because he devoted too
much time TO private business.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
HsART DISEASE KILLS GIRL, Il.

DUNDEE, Mich. Feb. 25.-vena.
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hay.
den Babcock, 10 dead at their home
here OF yalvular heart trouble, after
an illness OF several weeks. She was
IA years old. A year ago she had an
attack of the measles, which left her
I'm a weakened condition.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
"A. U. r. MEN MAY STRIKE.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Feb. rs
The dismissal OF IA union employees
by the NJ. u. r. threatens TO precipi-
tate generaLstrike on the Michigan
United railway. The union men say
the agreement signed at Kalamazoo
has been violated by the dismissal or
these men. n. l.. Reeves, the Detroit
organizer, says the matter may be put
IN n vote.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
WOULD PROHIBIT
SWEARING ON STAGE

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-Even
such refined swearing as
Damn" is to be eliminated
from the New Theater stage II
Alderman James Mulhearn has
his way. Mulhearn has drafted
an ordinance prohibiting every
sort OF profanity on the stage
and aldermanic committee Oh
laws and legislation announced
today that II would grant pub
lie hearing on the proposed or
dinance Monday.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
UNIYERsALIsT.

The Rev. Lee 8. Mccoliestsr was
summoned to the bedside OF his father.
pulpit In the Church OF Our Father
viii be occupied sunday morning By
the Rev c. +. Patterson. rhe evening
lecture on Norway" which Mr.. McCoI-
later. and there WIN be no service In
the church Sunday evening.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
TO ARGUE SALARY QUESTION.

LANSING. Mich. Feb 25.--tSpe-
cialD-Next Tuesday the question OF
paying legislative employees q salary
for Sunday. will be; argued In the su.
preme court Oral arguments will be
admitted instead OF briefs.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
VIEW THOUGHT

Henry Victor MorEan, of ChIcago.
will speak In the New Thought Al.
o'ciock on The making of the super
man" Mr. Morgan II editor OF the
masazine THE Practical Christian"
He will lecture In the club Monday
nj on the afternoons OF the same DAYS
az o'clock, on Spiritual healing"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25

hsar-Dsfsat In Chamber Of Deputies
10 Reason. =

PARIS, Feb. 2b.--Le Midi declares
today that the BRAND ministry will
likely resign on Monday, following
the funeral OF Minister OF War Bruu.
Premier BRAND IL quoted as saying
that last nights majority In the
Chamber OF Deputies OF only sixteen
for the government, is q sign that
change Ia desired"
The near-defeat OF the ministry
came on interpretations blaming the
government for laxity In enforcing the
law against religious bodies. When u
vote OF confidence was called for. the
ministry was upheld by majority OF
sixteen. ze
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.

The Rev William a, Hurch will
sneak In the Gospel tabernacle. Sun
dsv morning, on What doctrines are
sssential TO the, proper preaching OF
me rcrpeir' and IN the evening on
what do the scriptures teach as 10 the
day OF judgmentT'
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
rNITSRrAy.

be gan last Sunday In the First Unitar-
ian church viii be given, Sunday even
ing by the Rev. Eugene r. Shippen on
Welfare work--what some Detroit
ployes" In the morning, AIR, Shipper
will speak on The gate called beau
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
JEMIsH.

HAS religion spoken its last word p
will he discussed by Rabbi Leo NJ.
FRANKLIN. In Temple Beth FL. SUNDAY
morning
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
BAPTIST.

big Sunday school rally OF work.
crs IN all the Baptist churches In De-
trcit will be held in the Woodward
ave. church. April 27-30. A fine pro-
gran Is being planned and among the
Speakers will he the Rev "A. II Mus
sclman. Philadelphla: the Rev. 4. l..
Kelman. Chicago; the Iioy Maurice Il.
Fixes. and many others.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25

downright. 1910. by Rev. T, s. Linseott,
d d.
Elijah Goes Up BY a whirlwind
Into Heaven. 2 Kings II: lis.
Golden Text-Enoch walked with
God; and he was not; for God TOOK
hip-GeH "a
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25
TO PREVENT THE GRIP.

LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE remove,
the cause. There is only one "BROMC
QUININE." Look for signature OF z. w
GROVE. 25c.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25

Jeb Printing Dene night. Times
Main 1875. or City ssss
The Detroit times., 1911-02-25

PROMINENT FARMER DEAD.
MILAN, Mich. Feb. 25.-William
Miller. as. a prominent farmer OF Mi
Ian township. died In the hospital at
the University of Michigan, today.