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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-30

| lies, is set forth in a letter received
by the Star-B6lletin from Mrs. J..
G. jerks of WaIalua. this island. Mrs.
jerks has done considerable child
welfare work on the mainland and is
considered an authority on questions
and matters pertaining to it.
She writes as follows:
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: Having been requested by
come Of HonoluIu's public-sPirited
citizens, who know of me and my
work in child welfare matters, to
make public my views on the neces-
sity of girls detention home in this
city, take this method of expressing
in brief certain thoughts which have
regarding the subject, combining my
criticism in this instance to the con-
dition existing at the Girls industrial
Home of Honolulu, about 20 per cent
of the inmates of which comprise
girls confined there Tor no otner Tea-
son than that they are homeless and
friendless.
Having for several years been en-
gagged in. work among homeless, de-
nection with an orphanage that has
been in existence for the past so years
in one of the largest cities of the
United States, and later employed as
teacher in two institutions for in
corrigible girls in two other large cit
les, feel that am in measure CON-
petent to Judge Of these two phases
of the problem.
'In our work with the incorrigible,
we always found it necessary to keep
the girls who had just started on the
downward path separate from those
who were hardened, thus giving them
every possible chance to redeem them
selves; and if this separation of these
two classes was found important and
necessary, then it would seem impos-
sible that any good reason could be of
fered that to place homeless girls
among eriminally inclined would, upon
any excuse whatsoever, be justified.
when parents fail to properly pro-
vide, protect and education their chill
dren, or when for any other reason
children are neglected or homeless,
then it is the duty of the state to
lection does not mean to place an in
nocent, homeless girl, whose misfort-7
une it is not to have home, with
girls committed by the court for va
rious immoral and criminal acts, and
with whom association would defeat
all good purposes that might be plan
ned for them, and instead of protect,
degrade them. ~
In the treatment of children it
must be remembered that they are in
a formative state, mental and moral
as well as physical.
Accordingly, it would seem that
the practise of placing an innocent
and homeless girl among criminal of
tenders, for short or a long time,
is doing that girl an irreparable in
jury and not giving her a fair chance,
to which she is in every sense of the
word entitled
The appeal to the public con-
science for a detention home for
homeless, neglected and deserted girls
is not mere centiment but deserves
serious consideration, reasoning in the
normal light OF justice.
. H.. Yours truly,
,. MRS. LOUIS G. jerks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-30
need Of LARGER
Child WELFARE
WORK OUTLINED
Keep innocent Girls Away From
Criminal Offenders, Urges
Mrs. L. G. jerks

HonolGlu's need of detention homes
for girls and boys who are dependent.
friandless or delinquent, and the need
Of broader work here among juven-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-30
APPLES

Halloween is not quite perfect
without the jolly red apples of au-
Iumn Henry May e Co. have a won
derfuI display OF ripe ,Tonathans from
Washington Just in time for Hal
lowe EN- ADV. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
SOricn.llc6rriid,t.

Gas 9ilo bat lid luie0er einmal
gan3 anoerS geiioltct ais man cr-
iuortet Bate g9aa Street bat mlr
aui oas eiutreiien Ger ocitidjcn Su-
ier-9lnhuort gepartet, I'M oanL nod).
oenl oic eipige llniidcr6cit ans Der
@clt gcidoiit mar, cine olqcneine
Saiiic 81 inicniren. 60 Ia6cn ooS
Gnoe ser uorigen lmo Scr geoitm
oieier @ode groBc g(ftipit6t uno Tc-
itigfeit an Der 9orie, 100 namentlih
oic 9o6nwcrt6e cnolic6 81 i6rem Ela-
Be on Der Some 5n fommen idic.
nen. glber eS mar 5u i6ou geweicn,
es bat nidt iolcn iein. g9oi6ington
lit aus Dem &egen in Die 8rauie qc-
fomnen rno Den eroBen Ionen ge.
gen 2eutihlauo iro reGt fleinlall-
te, ii6er ben 9iio @ranoe bin aerid.
tete gefolgt Gort bat ii6 Elm llnluet-
ter 5uiamnenge5ogen, Oas nit g8or-
ten oQein, pie es iheint. nidt 81 Be-
fampfeu lit. Sic Wloglidfeit eines
regeIrebteu merifoniiden Selo3uges
lit in Sibt, imo @aaStreet guthrie
0orii6er nit neuerli1er 5loue. Dlerf-
ipiirOiger @eiie permohte Die 9luS-
iidt ouf groBeren NlltnitionSper-
braud) auf oieiem o6eimiihen Mlorf-
te" ben ariegs Spe8ioIitGten feineS-
uegs neueS 9e6en ein5uiloBen. Mlon
leat bel oen ogSor brides" oni6ei-
neno ollcin @elpic9t oilf 0os Gonfll-
6inot nit sen g(aiirteu imo modte
Inn 9laes nidt Die idonen itorf lob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

ooriiber aus, 6oB cine 0erortigen W3is
i1itng bon 0ummbeit uno glberelails
be I'M spon3ieiten Sobr6unoert IN
Der @roBitoot Berlin iiberboupt noh
moglid iei. Die glneefl1gtc mitroe
oontols 8u 0rei Sobren @ef1neniB
uno orei sSobren @brberluit oerur.
tbeilt uno biiBt ole 5traie sur 3eit
ob. 9ei Ser iebieer 9lnfloge bon'
oeIte cs iid Inn einen SAL in Dem
Elm sebiloeter aoilfnonm DER aus
Sder5 auf i6re Sdolipielereien eil-
geeaneen mar bineineelegt puroe.
glls oieIer eines Ntittoes oie ibm bon
ieiner 5um @littogelien geganeenen
aaiiireriu iiberipicienen @eloer ouf
einem 8obI6rett iibersdblte betrot
Die glngeflogte oen 2ooen itno Bat
ibr Elm 3mot6iemorfitiid 8ii pehieln.
glls ser Goufnann ibr ons fleine
@elo einb1noigte. gerietb tic plotlib
III &er5iidlrng iiber oic groBortig.
ldone D2ebenslinic" Die iie ON ieiner
SonO entoedte, uno erbot iid i6nt
icin 2cbensiAidiol ous Den 2inien
DER Sono iino ou6 mloereu @ropbe.
tcn5eiAen 3it fiinoen. Der aalIfmann
ging olif ocn 5Aer5 Gin ilno nabul
iid Dor, oos @eib genolt 81 beoboh-
ten un0 0en BON ibr getriebenen
Snmbug 3u entlaroen. llno oomt
ging ocr Sofuspotus in DER befonn-
ten 6orm los; oos g8eib ploppertc
un0 betete naerlei unberitdnoli6c
Sprii9e Der uno nd6erte iib 0ann
Dem 8obI6rett nit ser 9itte, cine
&eibe BON @eloitiideu berii6rcn at
Oiirfeu, mas 8um Gjelineen oes @on.
5en n0tbia iei. glud Dies mrroe ibr
aeitattet, bod lab ibr Ser 4oufmann
eriinoIihit ouf Die Singer uno mar
ii6er5ellgt Dob Oic boIig IN GdItoic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
SlnSTdlrcitnuscn Gefiirdjtct.

EoInii6c 3immerlente Der 9olti.
more Ohio 9obu wollen in
ocn 9lusitonO trcten Geiini-
tiUe Gnti6eioling nod nibt &C.
@19rcnO geitern g}o1nlittog un9e-
fo6r 100 polnii1e 3iumerleute Der
Baltimore Ohio Giienba6n oarii-
Der Oisfiitirten ob Tie iih i6reu Sol
legen, Oie idon felt einiger 3eit an
Strife iino, anidlieBen IoIlcn er-
idien oie @oIi5ei uno unterbrod Oie
Geriammlung. 2ieutenant 9oitner
botte Sergeant 9on1uuier nit eini-
gen @oli3iiten nod Scr Sale geianot,
y boem cr crfabren batte, Dob fiir
Oie 9lb6altlns Der @eriomnIlilng fein
Grlau6niBidein ousgeite0t mar. Ole
@olen 5ogen aber nad ser llnion=
Soae am Siio 9rooopop, 100 oie
gerionmllng ju Gnoe gefii6rt
murOe.
Gin Ebeil Der 3immerleute in oen
@erfit1tteu ser Baltimore O6io-
9o6n in 2ocuit 9oint iino idou ieit
GINGER 3eit am Strife, ipeil i6nen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
9as 8iaenncrluei6.

Inter oieicr lleberihrift beriAtct
oic uglorooeuti6e gLlgemeine 3tg.~
glus Der Strafbaft wuroe beutc
Die 8igcunerin QGlma 5teiubod Der
Stroffanlmer oeS 2anogericbtS 2
borgefii6rt. Ole 9lneetlogte gebort
5i oen oeribmibten SSei6ern ole in
p6ontaitiid ouigcpubter 3igellnerin-
nentro6t ouf oie Dunim6eit itno oen
gl6erglouben ipefuliren uno oen
a6epteuerliBitcn Sotuspofus trei6en,
Inn inter Dem @oreebeu &ereongen.
belt, @egenmort ltno 3uftinft entbiil.
len 5u f0nnen ole geoonfenarnen
2eute 5ll 6eihwinoeln uno 3u beiteb.
len. 9ei elmer friiberen @erbono.
LUNG segen Die glneefloete iproh Ger
Staotsoumolt feline @erpunoerng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

eeratbene Qlngeflaete feline @elegen.
belt ge6obt babe, etipns bon benz
@eloe lid on3ueignen. PTS er genig
bon Dem foulen 3ou6er botte, ents
lieB CT ole mooerne @ropbetin NIT
einem Srinf9elo imo einen ironiidet
9dHeIn. iiber oas iie ebenio irouiid5
lGAelno guthrie. Grit ais iie Der-
idmunoen NOR. entoedte Der 8euge,
ooB an Dem @eloe aif Dem 8nbl6rett
nitbt peniger ols 20 0larf feblten
imo nit Der 8ieeuneru 8uiammen
Oas 2ofol oerloiien botteu. 9ladl ei.
nem fiir5en Shloium oes &cr6re6er.
g(l6ums be8ei6nete er ole 2tngeilagte
ais oie 5brpinolcrin un6 Diebiu.
Gle blieb IN einen friiberen 9ernin
babel, oaB Dies Gin Srrtbum iein
miIiie, oo iie UNI Die fraalihe 8cit
eor niht IN 9eutidlano aemeieu lei.
Die 8ernebming Der 3eu9eiL auf
ole fi6 berief botte ein negatives
Grge6niB gebabt. uuo 10 Itono ibre
Sdul0 feit. Scr Stoatsonmolt Be-
antrogte cine 8uiabItraie bon nod
orei Sobren. 2ns @eriht erfannte
ouf ncm 0lonate @efdngniB. Die
glngeflngtc Bat oringeno oo6 Bic ae,
ianimte Stroic ii 8udtbausitraie
um3uiponoeIn oontit iie nidt 70
lou9e 5u iiben brauhe; DER @eridts.
bof fonnte ibr jeood oieicll g9nnit6
ni6t erfiiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
AIN ncnce .Neb1nbr.

llm Ole notbigcn Wfittcl fir ciil
nenes @ebdlIoe 8uiouuuen 5u brin-
gcn peronItaltet oiele S9o6e oic
o9lgblano-Soee bonn SrOen Der
@1oole" cinen GorneboL Der onf ei-
ncnl 6eloe an Der z. StroBc, ouiiden
eoitern- uno 6oit 9luenue, obgcbol.
ten miro. s. s. ,Soncs' @irfils miro
icoen 9la6nlittos umo 9lbeno cine
@orltelung gebcn. 0ic &orliter 0es
Arrnneclnents-Gomitc's fino Sobn
GonncQp uno 8. Conrad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
glmtumu6il llnfdGe.

2llltOm0bil'llntdht.
8wei ainOer bel cincm 9(uto. 3uiom.
menitoB crbe6li6 0erIest. ~
6iuif Sabre oltc DorotbD g9iia
auf oen 6o6rooun gei6lcuoert-
Die @ltcru fomen leidt ber-
Iebt oapon. ~ Bon einen Doctor
rooler nicoergcitoBcn.
9ci cincn 9lutomobil 3uiommcn.
ItoB, Ger iid ecitern gl6eno fur6 Dor
8 ll6r an ocr @orriion. ilno gllta-
gloemic crcignetc, ipuroen omei Sim
Der crbeblidb Dcrlcbt 9ie 8erleb
ten iino bic fiinf Sc6rc oltc 0orot6p
8iic II. Die Oieridbrigc Gillian @iic.
Ole 6cioen &inoer flbren nit ibrenl
@oter, Srn. Am. 8. g8ile, iun., Scr.
1914, Dlo0iion.gloenue, im glutomos
bill ouf oem @arriionsglDcuie in 1iiOs
Ii6er &i6htng. 9lls Serr g8ile in
Die gllta.gloenuc einbiegcn molte,
ItieB er nit oem glutomobil Oes Or.
s. Srant SoneS bon glr. 1744, g8clt.
ytortb b-glOenuc, 10 beftig 5uionunen,
Dab 0orotbD ouf oic StroBc gei6leu-
ocrt Duroe, iuobci ii6 onS fleinc
Dt1oden 3pci 3dbnc ousi6lug im0
niBerocm nod cine ihperc Shnitt.
Dunoe on gLuge crbielt. Gillian
fam nit elmer &opfpunoe oobon.
gtlf ooS Sdrcien Der Stinocr elite
@oli5iit So6n Sc. cunningham Der
bel Ocr Gillian in 0as Sous Oes Or.
u. s. 5o6IenfclO, @orriion. unO Qu-
poll.glOenlte, trug, no oerielben Gin
Scr6nno angclcet puroe. 0orot6D
muroe in oos ollnibcriitGts. SoIpitol~
iI6crfiibrt. Sr. uo 5rou @ile cnt.
gingen i6weren &erlebungen. Qie
@cibdoigunecn al ocn beioen 9(uto-
mobilen uorcn ncrfmiiroiger @eiie
mlr geringfiiiger 9latur.
Ot 0 otorroOlcr fu5r rid
iidtSIoS
SSSn ocr GoItern gLDcnue, o6erbolb
Der Bad Gioer- Bride, wuroc acIteru
glbenO gc9en 10 llbr Der 81 Sabre
aIte 9. &odpooO bon 9tr. 600, Sno-
&ofcmooo.9(bcnuc, Don Dem Soften
moeen ocs W1otorrooes BON E6omos
S. 9. Carroll bon 9lr. 1885, g8cit-
6oDette- StroBc, gctroffcn uno ou
Sooen gcporfen, nobel er ii1 cine
8eritalttbllng oes linfen 9eines, TO-
lpic 5oblrcihe 9lbi1iirflngen 5u3og.
Sodlpooo mid Dem NlotorroO aus,
in Der 1imtcl6eit fonnte CT o6er oen
Seitenpogen niht ieben. Ger Ser
lette nurOe in cinem ghltono6il na6
iciner gSobnng gcbroht, 100 cr bon
einem glr5t bebonOelt pllrOe. Der
,Rotorroolenfer, DER IN Sig6lon0.
tomu ouf9e6olten purOe, muB an
Dienitog 9lbcno Dor gii6tcr Suoeius
in Bad 9iber unter Der 9lnl6ul-
oigung, riidiidtSIos eefobren 81 icit
cine So6ner0olung unO gerfiir3ung
Der 9Irbeits5eit Oerpei9ert ipurOe. Ga
beute @orgcn Ieidt llnrr6eu cntitc,
ben fonnten, eriudte Oie Baltimore
O6io 9a6n Captain 3eaerS pom
oitliden Giitrift einige Boli5iiten ar
Der 9roaomou S66re 5u poitiren
nm cpcntlclc 9luSi6reitlugen I'M
acimc rnteroriiden 81 fonnen. Ga
piton Sonorp Oonl iiioli1en GiItrift
miro gcriigcno Selltc AL Sono boz
Den Inn oic glrbetSoiIligeu 5u be-
id)iiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
II acne m.

Serr (oer fir Ole Soistofter
ibpdrmt): 1Sicr bait Ou cine Ularf,
aorl, uno nibt mabr. ndditens,
mcnn oeine Shmciter idbIdft, belorgIt
on mir cine 2ode bon ibr?"
9arI: ~SSSh modjf rebt gcrne, ober
apcnu iie ihlofcn eebt ipcrrt fie oie
Soden INNER einr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

Nreinoin n3u Dcin Maun IA
ober furhtbor nerp6s gamorosu inr
9riege.~
Slngc 5rau. uSo, ser gtr5t iuatc
aud geitern 70 Ianqe mein 9iaur
bier in 9ebonolurs lit ioa ih wenig-
items 5ur 8cru6iguna isincr glcrocn
5i mcincr gllittcr reiien un6 crit su.
riidtommen nenn er mic0rr i'm
Shiibengraben it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
om @fr

5rou (n1B benz tGusliden 5trei).
pBorum III oeun mein glam ned
ni6t i'm 8ureou9"
@ieniimd66eu: ngepiB, neil Gle
eeIoat 6oben Sic ipolten nr4 bcuic
au sSbren GItern 5irildf,6ienr
6rou: nDo lam er lange rayiaal"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

Griter @e 0onfc. gBirt6
(glahts an Der Ebiir oes s5remoen) !:
lin @otteS mileu, lie6eu sic idluea
ami g gaH5e Sotel breuntl~ .gsie.
biel llbr III es oenn?~ ,@eraoe
oreil~ Oa sable i'd aber MIR sic
SaIite iiir's gtadtlo9isl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

Ger Seu6ler. 2lmOe (oer
ieinen Sdneioer i'm S9iieensra6en
wieoertrifft): D8os iebe ih, sic bier,
Wleiiter2 ~ 0aben sic pielei9t mel.
nc Heduung bci iid?"
Ger sc a tab. ~ Gbef (5lm
9lngeItellten ullno nie lange mol
len Sic fir oie Sob5eitsreiie llrlaub
bo6en2@ glneeiteater (idiidtern):
nun - mie longe ~ wiirOen Sic
mir llrlolib geben polen2"
Gbef: ogSie fam ib oaS piiienl
SD babe oo6 Sbre 9raut nidt ge-
icbenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

Q(r5t: Cine 6roge in Iertrauen,
Serr Shipeppermmn: g9ie boben
Sic es oenn nit rNein. Meib uno
@eIoug" immer qebdlten2"
Sobfpepbermdnn: oy}o, bin bait
immer gum Meiu gsgonse, ncnn met
Meib nit i5rem Gjeion1 mw !angt
4otlS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

Nhttter: sd boffe. mein Sobn.
gu wirit ein ebrlider @unn wem
3u NAL eroB biTt."
Ser SproBling; ugSeun i'd cine
reibe Sralt frie1c, 6onn mcroe fh
mir Die @brlidfsit ia IeiIten fon.
nen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

aGs III mirflid Gin &Tgniiaen
ben iiinaen @leier 8n fcnneu~
$50 filr mouhcn iogar Gin rccbi
foitipieliqesl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

@naoige (nch0rm Der @cridlts.
pou5ieber lih enticrnt 6oO SD
botie, Sic fonnen idmeigcn @ert5ai"
a0din o8eine Sor9a, ard' sSroit
bei mc:ncr frii6eren Serriaoit bel
@ebeimroths, oo 9iug Der @cridts.
poR5ieber oucb ans ituo elm. ahcr no
cerO' id iiber 70 mas recent"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-22
A. FOucault Charged
With Killing Two
Policemen
WAS SOUGHT
TWO YEARS
Crime Was Committed
In Toronto.TwO
Years Ago

After working In Detroit for .
year as teamster, Alphonsis
Foucault ~ wears old. alias Albert
White. was arrested, Monday, by De
tertives Ellonstein. Kunath and
Crcodon as tho alleged slayer OF
two policemen IN Toronto. March
10, '9l4
Foucault admits. according 20 the
police, that ne anC his brother and
two other; men slew the Canadian
officer after the robbery Of butch
er shop The thieves were sur
rounded and the officers were killed
In revolver fight which was fol-
lowed by a second. in which other
officers Werc wounded The brother
was captured, but the others es.
capped Foucault according 20 his
story Go the police. worked as "A
woodsman in the far north aud fol.
lowed number OF other occupa-
,ions before MS arrest
Foucault, who was considered a
bad man and was known 10 have
threatened 20 kill any officers who
attempted his arrest. was discover
ed by a description from the Cana
dian authorities Re has teen liv-
ing At No. ll2 Howard.st
The Detroit times., 1916-08-22
Windsor Entries
For Tuesday

First Race--tS00. 2-year-old naid-
enc furlungs Hazelnut. ia. Ex-
horter Ompl, ~, Butterscoteh, 1l2,
j. Rufus, ll2 Monotony, lI2: Duchess
OF Lixwell 100, Otscgo. 1l2, Sturdec.
los, Graphic. Jog, Sol Mint ll2, Dy-
son. 100. Dore. 100 Alap eligible
Minnie Rehrens. 1903; Bittersweet, l09:
Lord Fltzherhert, ll2 Baroness I09;
Melia. loa Henry Shuck l09.
Second Races $500, -yeer-olds and
up. claiming, mile. Roy. lO1. XGala-
way. l0Z, PAMELA. as. Fieuron n. / 05
Avolante. 80 NFair orient, % Spad X
90 Zudora. 1902 NCupid's Dart, l45;
Hoo5 Hoo. ln7.
Third RaCc-SS00, 3-year-olds and
up, claiming, 7 furlonFs. Good shot.
100, Mcbride. as Mausolus. III. Re-
nor Degree, 81 Swlthdeld i06;
NElectu, Sc Okcmus. ia
Fourth Allies selling handi-
cap. $500 2-ycar-olds and NJ li.th
miles. Father Riley. iVi, Bell Boy
l02, Fountain Fay. 1905. Little string,
l02, Aldcharan, Jos Hope o.. rokay.
q5
Fifth Race-3soo. a-year-olds and
up selling. 8 furlongs. Bars and
stars. rs, NChristpph.no, lol Bolala.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-22
CANDIDATE HAS
LIVED SO YEARS
IN DETROIT

Stewart c. Griswold. Republican
candidate for police Justice to hll
the vacancy resulting from the death
OF Matthew Gainey, Is a native OF
Michigan, and has been a resident
of Detroit for &c years. He has
risen 10 prominence at tho Detroit
bar and was for two terms secrc.
'ary OF tho Detroit Bar association.
Educated in Detroit public and
private schools. with three years at
Columbia university, Mr.. Griswold
was admitted TO practice in Micht
gan in 1909, and opened Offices I'm
Detroit Previously he had valua.
BILE experience as confidential gee
rotary for two years 10 Col Henry
4. Greene, Of the war department
The Detroit times., 1916-08-22
new HOSPITAL
is AM ONO FINEST
E mel gency Institution of
Workmen's Compensation Co.
Unique In Many Ways

The new Emergency hospital OF
the Michigan Workmen's Compensa-
ton Mutual Insurance company at
No. asa East Jefferson-ave.. between
Russell and Rlyard-sts., has been
formally opened and Is said to be
the last word In institutions catering
10 industrial surgery. The hospital
Is said 10 be unique from the fact
that II Is the only hospital solely
owned and operated by an industrial
insurance company in the United
States.
The hospital contains "a rooms,
the first floor being devoted TO the
once. waiting rooms, out.r atient de-
partment, hospital dining room and
culinary department. The second
floor contains the private wards.
operating room. xray department.
treatment room. and employees
suites. On the third floor are the
large general wards. the laboratory.
and the nurses and nations apart
ments.
The equipment OF the institution
Is OF the very latest make and the
operating room is thought not ex-
celled by any in the state. The
sterilizing equipment in particular
Is considered OF the first import
ance II sterilizcs instruments. uten-
Sils and all supplies, and also af.
fords distilled wafer for surgical
use. Even the laval Dries used by
the surgeons do not require manipu-
latlon by hand with possible result.
ing danger Of infection
The Roentgen or X.ray equipment
Is Of the latest tspe and Ia 20 Ar.
ranged ss 10 be portable so az 10 be
used without tho removal IL injured
men from their beds.
This department Ia In charge OF
Dr. p NJ. Hickey
Among the special equipment for
eye injuries is giant eve magnet
for The extraction ot metals deeply
embedded In the eye. Dr. H. L.
bORle pItAluts over Nnlb department.
A pneumotor of the latest model
has been installed for the resuscita-
ton OF asphyxistcd or drowned per
sons. or those suffering from cleo
tricnl shock and is available not
only for hospital purposes but for
the public in general.
The hospital IS So located that II
Is accessible 10y street car, ambu-
lance. automobile. and even by some
OF the steam roads entering the cts.
The institution Is open day and
night and may bs reached by tele.
rhOne, calling Cadillac 2676.
The complete hospital stan. select
ed for its eXpertress In trsumatlc
surgery, is under the charge OF DR..
II. y Torrey, surgical director DR..
H. L. Stilwe1, hospital supe rint-nd-
ent. and Or. J. II. Penix IN charge
of the out.patient department. A
competent social worker is also
available for all these cases requir.
| ing such attention
The Detroit times., 1916-08-22

tor, Aus. 20.
When candidate presents him
self for public Office there are Ger
tain facts the people are entitled tc
know. so they may exercise the
privilege Of suffrage wisely
These facts are Who the candi
date Is, his record. his equipment
for Office, wha, he stands for. and
what his conception Of ONCE is.
William r. Hill IL a candidate fol
the Republican nomination for Unit
ed States senator from Michigan
lie Is earnestly urging every Repub
lican 10 vote AZ the primaries, Aug
20. 20 that the expression OF prefer
ence on that day will represent IN,
choice OF the majority and not OF 2
handful of men who are bound Il
vote for selfish reasons.
Mr. Hill Is eager TO give every vot
or the fullest information about hiiI
self 40 that they may know wha
~ u
nominated and elected
William II Hin IL a manufactur
ing druggist who has spent the las
81 years OF his lie in Detroit lie
has been a Republican all his life
hut in 1912, believing that tho con
ditions demanded IL he followed Col
Roosevelt He ran for Congressman
at-large on the Progressive ticket al
that time, polling the largest vote
next 20 Roosevelt, running ahead OF
his ticket 10000, and exceeding the
vote OF the Republican NOMINEES for
governor by 5000
Mr.. Hill has never abandoned his
belief In and his advocacy OF tho
Abe Lincoln principles of the Repub
lican party, and believes hat the
wlsest course for all Progressives
IL 10 ally themselves with the par
ent party.
lie believes that running gov.
eminent is business proposition
for business men He calls for a
new deal believing that now, more
than ever In the history Of the coun.
try, business men OF trained judg'
ment. arc needed In the senate.
His own broad experience and
arduous training, combined with
wide travel In this country and
abroad az him adrnira bly for the Of.
fec he seeks lie pledges himself
n nominated and elec:ed to be a
man OF constructive action, and one
whose constituents will always be
able TO put their finger on.
Get out at the primaries. Aug. 20,
and vote for new deal by placing
an X before the name OF William
II. Hill.--Adv.