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The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

they bH tr- house vitr r-..s nd
went i1 there ~ worship sn i.I- r.-
sun would eliminate El0 1Err were
sln worshipqsrs
No Good in Christian Science
We 20. Ed8y.su they label
Christian Science. And of t,.u a.-
tba' is the w1-s, folde-ro, ~ ste
Tot. the wor.' iomuyrot thar rr.t
came down no pike
rr.stifa Science 7 have read
Science and Health Oh, gas. sssa
read everything they hau. r.
printed tell YOU what Christian
science says
There is no matter Matte #.
noa-existent AZ Illusion a. rba mor
'al mind
Then why rlt' Why wear clo''r--
WHY advertise ir the news papera p
Why ask the people 10 como around
and buy yogr commodities. ~ buy
their groceries and their meat frfam
YOU
n natter is non. existent. and
there "a no disease. Why haze Chris.
tan Science heAlers7
Il have not been able % aguro
that out yet. Christian Science SAYS
that is man is immune from sin. the
Bible says ali have Finned and come
short ~ the glory of Cod.
Christian Science says that man "a
never sick. tho Bible says thcy
brought % Him all manner 0f sick
and Ha healed their disease
Christian Science says thero -
no death; tho Bible says g. ie ap-
pointed once 20 die. and after death
Judgment
Christian Science savs man is
non-eTistenf with God 'te Bible SAYS
az FOR man his days arc a. grass.
az the flower ~ 'he field. 20 Do
fourishes
Christian Science says the Virgin
Mother Mary conceived ar Ideal of
God and rarr Him fhe name 9f jesus
such an Insult ~ God Almighty.
That MARY should conceive thiH Ideal
and name her ifea. Iesus e.' fir
Vas Jesus because she thought lie
was
Christian Science says Jesus IL
not Christ. Tho Son of Cod 'he
Bible says who is a liar. but that 10
who denies Jesus Dr. Christ Hc is 81
liar
Christian Science saws there o. no
nnal Judgment. tho bible saya it is
appointed unto men one TO die. but
after death judgment
Christian Science says PRAYER b.
Idlo tho Dt.e says but yef shall
every man pray that Josus Chr.H.
being in agony prayed more earn
astly. and f's sweat wa- a- drops
~ blood
5sys Trial Marriage.
You know "a man has printed "a
book and thoy hpy ff up ra fas' 'hoy
can't turn ~. ~ ftn p-es4 faaf
enough. IN which he advocate taf
marriage should rg' DO % life con
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

BilIy Sunday preached saturda!
might on "The moral Ieper." taklnl
- his text. but the man was
1eper." The evangelist said.
II have sometimes tried TO imag
4 lne myself In Damascus on review
1Ay, and have seen a man riding on
horse richly eaparisoned with
( trappings OF gold and silver. and he
hifnseif clothed In garments OF the
A meat fabrics and the most costly
but with a face 40 sad and melan
chOIy that IL would cause the DO
holder 10 turn and look a second and
third time And man unaccusiom-
"a 20 such scenes might have been
heard 10 make remark Ike ms
How unequally God seems TO oi.
vide His favors, There is a man
who rides and others walk. he IS
clothed In costly garments; they
are almost naked, while he is well
fed and they contrast the diner
renee between the man on the
horse and the others. II We Only
knew the breaking hearts ut tfr
people we envy we would pity them
from the bottom OF our souls,
~T was being driven through q
suburb OF Chicago by a real estate
man who wanted 20 sell me lot.
He was telling me who lived here
and who lived there, and what an
honor Il would he for me- and my
children 10 possess home there
We were driving past a home ihat
must have cost 100000. and he
said: That house Is owned by Mr.
Soand-s so. He Is one OF 0ut multi
millionaires and he and bic wife
have been known 20 live In thar
house for months and never speak
10 each other. They each have
separate apartments, each has
separate retinue OF servants, each
q diningroom and sleeping apart
ments, and months come and 20
by and they never speak 20 one
mother My thoughts hurried
back TO the little fiat IN Chicago
that we called our home and
where we lived for II years. had
paid rent enough 10 pay for H..
There wasn't much In e. I could
load II in two furniture vans, may
be three, counting the piano. but !
would not trade the happiness and
the 10Y and the love OF that little
Hat for that palatial home and the
sorrow and the things that went
with H.
Ieprosy and Sin
ssBut he was a leper" That dis
case. peculiar tc the Orient, - ex-
ceecingly loathsome. and as | study
1ts pathology am not surprised
that God used IL as a type OF SIN.
a man who is able 10 understand
this disease. it's beginning and It's
progress. might be approached by
3 man who was thus afflicted and
might say 10 him. Hurry, Hurry
Show yourself to the priest for the
cleansing by the Mosaic law"
~why?" says the man thus ad
dressed, what is the trouhle7' The
other man would say. "Do you see
the spot on your hand9 Hurry and
ehow yourself 20 the priest" But
the man says, "That is only fes.
ter, only n water blister. only
pfmpie, nothing more There is no
occasion to be alarmed You are
unduly excited and agiiated for my
welfare" Those sores are only q
few now. but the disease spreads
and II Is first upon the hand then
upon the arm, and from rhe arm f.
goes on until Il lays hold of every
nerve, artery. vein with iis slimy
coll. But the man who was con
cerned saw the beginning of that
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

"W'hon I have been Grm and true
70 Cod and refused 20 bow and
scrapc and truck with tho world
when have hurled anathemas az
God against rank ~ san when
retus j 10 subsldiL" my fear
Of criticism: when stood four.
square 20 tho wind, have been
blessed
when have bowed and ducked
and trucked. when ! have played 10
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

Eiars ana hedNf lap'Nl /! 10 NoN'i
them
Suppose could pat "A screen
behind me, pull a string or push a
button and produce ON that screen
View of the hearts ~ the people.
would say Here ls Mr. and Mrs
As lifc as it is and here as the peo-
pie think II Is. Here is what he
realty rs tfrrr t. What he has
been Here is how much booze hc
drinks Here Is how much he lost
last year AZ horse races. But these
are The things that society does
not take note Or Society takes no
note of nlrtatiou on the street. II
waits until the girl has lost her
virtue and then slams the door In
her face II takes no note ~ that
young man drinking at q banquet
table. II waits until he becomes a
bleayy- eyed drunkard and then n
viii slam the door IN his face. II
takes no note of card. PLAYING for
some dinky little cream pitcher or
pair ot silk hose il waits until
YOU become a gambler and then IL
slams the door in your face God
NAN - a'Ah NAN AA NAAf Nfh hAAnAnk inI
that thj#g Society takes no note
of the beginning II waits until II
becomes vice and then u organizes
civic righteousness clubs Get back
20 The beginning and do your work
there
Nasmsn and the Prophet
THE servant OF Naamau On.
a. - A.
Elisha and found him sitting on
high stool writing with Quill
on papyrus The servant bowed
low and said The great and
mighty NaRman captain OF the
hosts OF The king of Syria, awaits
thee Unfortunately ne Is lcpcr
and cannot enter your august pres
stcc He has heard Of the mirocu-
lous cures that YOU have wrought
and ne hopes 10 become the recip-
!c-' ~ your power
Tell him 70 dip seven times in
'Ne Jordan beat n. beat &c. The
servant came out 20 NaRman who
was sitting on his horse
Well. Is he AZ home
Hes ~ home, but hos a queer
duck
"Naaman thought tha, Elisha
vould come ont and pat ne sovor
md say ircantations. Ike an In
dian medicine man and say Mat
ter is noneyistsn'. II Is ar Illusion
% your mind my dear Fellow why
didn't you phone me from Dama@
Gus and would have given YOU ah.
sont treatment. Poor old cuss slt-
'uv 7w3y-metter nonevistent- you
just iusgine Won have leprosy
"Naom8u VAS wroth. Ike many
fellow today. Cod reveals to
'hc sinuer fho plan OF salvation
ord Iretead ~ thanking God FOR
r5lvatiou and doing What God
wants fhrw 20 do. they damn God
and every body else FOR hotherirg
'heu.
'Spve men ought 20 bo hurled
ore % society. they ought 20 tr
Kicked out of churches. and out o.
rotIas. and every other piac.
whore decent mon I've or associate
Ard want % I'' he burden 'H
r..r. from no Nsals of 'hn u0.'
f..tIrc ro~anhooI end h.rI '- orr
'he heads 90 unoTs~ding manhood
Society needs Now division % ar.
r'heu4s You hurl the burden cr
.hs heed o'tho girl. and -" tonhi"
Hrrd Fr0U'irCs s'Nnnfrr raEt
ceuset h.r ruin io rroc'tsd i1 So
o'a'v wlth oueu rms vhile tho girl
e 'r'' to bang her head and spend
ra~ Ifn !r shame
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

"uInEed n I didn't fight shy y,
Won fellows but I'll toll you I sat
here and listened 20 you FOR an hour
and YOU moukcycd less with religion
than any fellow ever heard in ny
llfe
The world 10 looking FOR some
Moses 10 lead Il out of bondage /
want 10 toll you that the biggest mis-
takes J have ever made was when
I tcmporized with the devil.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

tho Craudstand. when | have sub
sidlzed my fear Of criticism, have
mlserably failed.
There are lot of fools that think
that success can only be gained by
moral placidily: by compromise on
all moral. religious political and
ethical questions. Instead Of hurting
Gods anathemas into the ranks OF
their opponents"
Copyright. william a Sunday
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

took ~ hts sword then he staggcI
rd back 10 tle home of iuamy
wh,rr three months later hc died
away from his wife. away from viz
uc. JWHv frow morality his NAME
SYNONYMOUS with all ,bat r. Nlc
what difference did i' make that D.,
bad power over men when NoJ
might sum mp his lte in my teNt
Bun aa was a iapcr What differ
cnce did 10 make
81 pity that boy or girl from the
dFp.h of my soul WhO II Nou ask.
Are YOU willing 20 be a Christian.
VIII answer 'Nr sunday. would
Uke 'o te. bui 10 tell that az home
ms father viii abuse me-. my moth
er VIII sreer AZ mo II were !
would have NO encour3gcment 90
stand ana fight 'h' battle pity
FROM fh. depths of my soul that
bev ar char girl that has mother
like fhaf With q woman Ike that
IN home a s'epmothcr would De-
a Cvd~,gd II she had religion
The Uuelean Tie
"Unc'ean' Suppose every Young
man n Detroit who Is moral
leper was impellcd ard compelled
BY some uncomfortable impulse
over which be had no power 20
make public revelations OF his sin
Down tre street be comes IN his
auto au3 WON speak 20 him from he
curh~0r7 and hs viii say. I'm
rle.v Tuc,eau Ionje- hn comes
walSi7E down ne street suppose
that to every man and woman he
meets ~ is .upc,lcd ami compe N0d
90 make public revelations o' Tho
faer chat bs is a Isper suppose ev.
cry Young women IS 'mnellsd and
compelled 70 make public revels-
t'ors a. 'ha fact 'hof She ls living
n NE q e'n thai SON. body else
PAYS FOR her clothes and her hoard
"Sunrose that so~e yoprE usr
who lives a good l,'a calls uro0
her ard rings The doorbnll and
she comes down and saws 'Tr
Ciaan' V0ciaou' Keen away. 3C
rc' como near leS- YOU Ne cor
terminated There are 'ots %
rf0~7f le~r-~ 'hat arc apparently
clean on. yes They live IN 'r
fast h1wr. and 'ota - s0.~7'lef
hr-t girls -ccoiva tItu and keep
co--ary "'tN them Thry o7o-
tha door 70 the moral 'rr.r qrt
boz comes t~i sifs with vour
trv~rtar. ard rtry ~ Won kn7~
thar -rrv a~a ~o~-' levers Ar
many a 700, GIRL 0'l marry Q bipet
Ike fr1f
aTh--- ~, 'N- 'hi--s We sre rp
arri-s- nov7days that so-called
N-4oe'v
eNa-oI ler-o-v IS an infectious
disease f. fs ttr -sr0' % sin. n
'ts-e .7 arf' IN vEu 'ho OWL Will
dwell i~ others When Nc 6c
wrong We s0er'ro othe~s-41d yogr
Ira~ -r7'.~r t5s-asa ~ho0 v0u
rrra IN CONTACT Vsh o'he-s 70
trs-o i- 'h' '7fho- there
vu fo -t- i- 'ho 10y - rhore le
sin '~ ~. 'Ar-. tNo-e viii hn SIN
g. 'hr A1ur-te- Hv vo0- Influence
rcu V4i =~--a7 g. ~ ~ou ''vo t's
rr~ Fer ~-u 1911 drag soueN~'v
efea On ~.-7.,i1n vEN Won ee yar
~e ari ksfrNd ties H.' facilitate
Stree, Fr-ta.i,-s
Sar0. ing H,I yorr hearts were
--ar --rrs vr h' glass
.-gr--~- -.y-- A-t=--- -zl -lld
rr1- frv- fro er~ro' sn' lock r
a71 era 1hr-e Won have been. e01
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

Here is man who wants 10 be
a Christian What will he do VIII
he so ask somc or these old brew
ers9 VIII he ask some OF The tel
lows of the town? Where viii ne
gos To the preacher of course lie
is the man TO go To when You want
90 be a Christian Go to a doctor
when You are sick. TO a blacksmith
when your horse is 90 be shod hut
so 20 preacher when You want
your heart fixed.
Get Too Little Religion
80 Naaman goes into the mu3d,
water and the water begins go m-
hricate those old sores and II be
gins 20 itch. and hc says. Gee
whil like many young fellow TO
day who goes 10 church and Just
gets religion enough 10 make him
miserable. Like an old fellow In
Iowa came TO mo and said. BIZ, !
have been 10 hear YOU every night
and YOU have done me LOT ~ good
| used 20 cuSS my old woman every
day. and | amt cussed her for q
week am getting a little better
The trouble with many men in
that they have inst got enough rc
ligion 10 make them miserable r.
there Is no iov in religion. you have
goi n leak IN your religion. som"
haven't religion enough 20 pay their
debts Would that might have q
hook and Tor every debt that you
left unpaid I might jerk on piece
OF clothing n I did. some % YOU
fellows would not have anything or
but celuioid collar and a pair or
socks
some o' you have not Got rr
iEinu ,uouFh % have family
prayer Some of you people haven't
rot religion enough 20 take the
beer bottles out ~ vour cellar and
throw them IN The alley The trou
plc with Won is that Won are so
taken up with business. withs poll
tics. with making money. with your
lodges ana each and everyone is
So dependent ON the other. hat yoE
arc scared 70 death 20 come out and
1--we clean cut for God Almighty
You have not fally surrendered
yourself 20 Cod
Tho matter with lo' ~ you
people is TINT vour religion is not
rou.n'e'e YOU have not yielded
Yourself 20 cod ard gone out FOR
God and Gods truth Why. ! am
almost afraid 20 make some toltE
laugh S'r fear that WIN 20 7r
r,s'cd FOR breaking costly piece
a. 4
think that Y some people laughed
it would break thcIr faces To see
sore vou would 'hink the essen
tai - orthodox Christianity Is 10
have face 20 long you could eat
sa'meR' ont % the ord az Eas
rip" Sister that is nor religion :
want - 'ell Won that the happy
gn,ru-. un~y faced religion VII
win moro people ~ Jesus Christ
than tho misa rab'e. olt grim faced
kind NIL in - wears I pity eUvoUe
something. wrong with rho.- rele
'ar or their User The devil cant
lurh
~oh laugh and ths vo-'a iaush'
Wees art 1 wsrr atone:
T.e ra., fr.#rr 90 ho ufeaga'f
When .fr s.ss along with vasW.
nm 'N- n-'h h.lr 's fF" man
"nr -rr sr0''H
When ~s-rs fh.rr goes dead vrnng
q wish ~ cod 'f" church were
a- afraid of 'mper,ocfion as n Is
~ Y.r'esti"r
Tire F,rs, Crater
"Noauan dippcd himself seven
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18
Hearts Had Windows Some Us Would Want Use Stained Glass Sd

down as th, s5'ocukecper IN my
opinion So thr .ay Who bad rot
gr.t enough to Uu down h~ glass
at The taHQur. srG r.tl-, to drink
Is now bIear-yni .arErTUE. yer
min-coyered drunklgi rFe'iuc fo
he'll lie couldn't stand fh, s1c'rs
OF The crowd Many fellow start
--d etif "a pt-p-e4raS -tAz- -lL4n,. lut
tonight be would stake his soul for
a show down The hole IN th'
gam blinE table is uu' very big 81
Is about big enough t" ,Hcy" dol
lar through but 90 i> big srouEh 90
shove your wife through bis
enough 20 shove your happiness
through your home through YOUR
salary. YOUR character just hjC
enough 10 shove everything chat is
dear 20 you In this world through
The little solid top ot the table
Two Kinds Of Leprosy
Listen 20 me. Rad as i' Is 20
30 afflicted with physical leprosy.
moral ,efrosy is 10000 times worse
Z do0't care II you are the richest
nan IN the town the biggcs' poll
l-L-An IN the congressional district
or IN the state 7 don't care a rap
II Won carry the political vote, and
il vou can change the vote cOnyen
tion 10 after vour worldly career
is closed my text would make Won
"a frtirE eplfarh for your tomb.
stone anil obituary notice I'm tho pa
pers. tte0 what difference would Be-
make What vow had dono-He was
lerar ir WAS p great polti
ciar-hl-. 'He was a lener Wha.
difference would n make
81 tell yoa was never more IN
teresfed ir wv Ifa than in reading
tho story % an old Confederate
colonel VhC was q sticklor for mar.
tial discipline One dav he bad
p trifirE case O, insuhc-dinat'ou
He ordered his meO 20 halt and he
Rad tho offender shot They drr
'he grave ard "a gave The command
10 march. and they had stopped
just three minutes by the clock
A. fhe close ~ the war they made
h'r chie, o. police % a Southern
city, and - w0s 50 Vile and c0rrup.
tih'a thai 'Na people arose and ord
cred hls di wissal. Then p E-a7'
earthquake swsr- ove- the city avf
he people rushed from their hor,o
and thousands - people c-owdoE
he streets and there was great OK
element
When Authority" Failed
Some asked Where is the col
orel7 and .hoy said. You win ind
HIN IA ono ~ two o- three places
So ttev searched and found him
IN q den NJ i-f7~v Ha vas so
trurf .A7' he tidnr realize The
danger he vss IN They led him
cg'. rHo. Dur him on a s0rw-whtte
horse. pC- his spurs or hrs boots
and his rec ue0raIs On. thr mayor
7iEucd a star c- his breast and pu5
p crrka4r On his head. and said
20 hiu Colonel command ven
ae ri-vo~ % 'ho c'iv 70 eueI tho
riot You have suprs mo authority
H" rode 0It among ths people
20 Qu-N them squirting fhe Rr.fc
sd CS The horse gr'il ths crimson
slowed 0t. ard re rode i0 ars ore
among 'ha ,srg.nz mass W burn "a
~.
"Te rode orr among h-e .ar-,
aifh command Na-n torrents r.
nhscH-irv there. and IN - ur.nHtc.
stiffness m death -,'gnrt t0 0r
Scgs~ so greatly d-f fteg -- 7r
hln. 20 wc~frr' bis ror-r -r
men Fo fher rod out fts-7rrt
oG toaE r~ r.s ~o-xa' 'r fr-- 'r-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

Frinting--fhr plain aeat kind--thst
ts rig ight-Timcs Job Dcpt--Msin 1870.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

"Naaman dipped himself seven
times in the Jordan. and hi7 fest
came arain ike unto 'hn flesh or
The Detroit times., 1916-09-18

You know man La. printed a
book and they hny it up ra fsa' 'hcy
can't turn ~. ~ fte ptes4 f1u
enough. IN which he advocate mar
marriage should HG' be life con
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-01
THE FEDERATION OF
WOMAN'S CLUBS

When the Woman's Clubs move
ment first started, 1t was caricatured
as made up of brainy women VINO
we're eccentric in their strong indi
yiduality. Club women were regard
ed as blue stockings, strong minded
agitators and propagandists, but not
home keepers and the kind of person
man falls in love with.
The 18th biennial convention oil
the Federation of Woman's CLUBS Is
now being held in New York, JUG
ing by all reports, it is not true &c
the original type, or at least the for
mer popular conception of 1t. These
club women seem feminine enough
TO love dress. At least the dressmak
ers think so, as they have elaborate
style displays to appeal to them. III
their pretty gowns for the fala rune
tons OF the meeting, the club WON
en- have had all the fascination oil
the true daughters of Eve.
The clubs appear to be Less liter
ary and more civic than formerly. III
their earlier days, the principal en-
ergy was taken by study Of htera
ture and philosophy, and the prepar
alton of papers on various aspects
OF human knowledge.
They became very learned on
browning and Tennyson and turned
out informative and discriminating
papers on Russia and the philosophy
NJ Nietzsche. But meanwhile they
might be wholly ignorant OF the Dau
condition OF the drains in the next
street.
The modern Woman's Cluo is more
NJ n civic force. 1t is felt to be iali'
ING of it's reason for being, II IL does
NOT maintain a working social ser
vice department. 1t is recognized
that there are certain lines OF per
ception where men are weak ana
need prodding. The street cleaners
need to be punched up, health boards
need TO feel the pressure OF pupiic
sentiment for enforcemnt OF sanitary
,egu,ations. motion pictures need SUI
perxision, and so on. The heid ioi
such effort is limitless, and gooo
work is being done, as the reports
ut the present meetings indicate
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-01

aroused by the conflict and not sub
ject to the burden Of war taxes.
There is only one nation that meas
ures up to this ideal and that is our
own.
Even IL this were not the case,
economic pressure will force these
young men to migrate. Their en-
ployment has been taken by women,
who are better fitted for it, and 1t is
self evident that the women will not
give up these places when peace is
restored"
Mr.. Jackson also utters a note Of
warning in regard to the need for
preventing the influx of undesirable
classes from all the nations Of Eu.
rope and the desirability Of encour-
aging people worth while to come and
settle in the southwest.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-01

navy. That little slip made him a
rich banker and a United States sen.
ator."
Failing as a lawyer in Georgia,
Woodrow Wilson became school
teacher, then headed for Princeton
and through that gateway went right
to the White House.
George F. Baer, had a sound local
reputation as o lawyer, but becoming
n railroad president when about go
years old, he swiftly earned nation
al name as a corporation manager.
AS a college professor nobody ever
heard OF Thomas Jackson, but two
years OF soldering made Stonewall
Jackson's' name immortal.
Had he obeyed Pliny's advice that
shoemaker should stick to his last,
Eli Whitney would have continued
to earn about $50 a month teaching
school. He changed lasts and SO
gave to mankind the cotton gin.
Alexander Graham Bell is still an
other teacher who left his groove
long enough to invent the telephone.
Moral-It Is never too late to win.
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-06-01
OPEN knife IS
HURLED At COL.
R 0 0 Sc v Ell 7
Guest ls Given a Real Western Re.
ception. Addresses Children In
Hotel Lobby

Kansas City, Mo-, May s0.-An
open pocket knife was thrown at Col.
onel Roosevelt here today as his mo.
tor car turned into 23rd street during
the Memorial Day parade. The knife
struck the rear Of the automobile
and was found lying in the street.
The incident served to increase
the police vigilance in guarding Col
Roosevelt. According to member
of the American legion which was
escorting the Colonel someone in the
crowd threw the knife just after the
car left the Union station. A men,
Der Of the legion picked it up and
handed it to a policeman.
Colonel Roosevelt was not told of
the occurrence aud the police had no
report on it. No arrests were ex-
pected.