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The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

a cloak OF mystery. That has van
ished Science now stands close
beside us ever ready 20 aid
To the practicing physician the
laboratory had become a necessity.
There are numerous diseases which
can be determined with absolute &C.
curacy by means OF laboratory tests
and with less delay than H. possible
without this aid.
The basis of any successful treat.
ment must be an accurate knonl.
edge OF the disease This is why
Il is necessary for the physician to
have recourse 20 the laboratory. II
makes certain what othcrN Use would
30 In doubt
With the microscope We can do.
termine changes OF tissues which
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

! Let this ideal become dominant in
your life, and as time passes You
will lind that disturbing thoughts
come less ard less 10 you.
Paying attention TO the needs OF
your body. striving TO lead a use
full. unselGsh life. there IS another
general rule that may well be
adopted:
When disturbing thoughts do
cone. neutralize them by taking
stock OF recent happenings that
have been favorable OF otherwise
pleasing TO you.
This will have the effect both OF
diyerting your attention from the
subject that disturbs you. and also
il viii serve 10 convince YOU that
there is plenty of good IN life as we'll
as evil.
Usually. in fact. II YOU search con
sc'entiously, you will end that hap
penines favorable to you far Cutbal-
ance disturbing ones.
This system OF taking mental stock
Is a device for the cultivation o.
optimism, OF a hopeful, buoyant
cheerful frame OF mind.
And optimism, let me FAY emphati.
cally. is absolutely indispensable 20
every one who would really gain
mental control.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
What'll You Name the Baby?

Grown-up folks sensitive about their
Christian or given names More especially so,
IL their name happens to be fancy one or
one of austere plainness.
We know a man whose name is Eli. He hates
it,
We know young couple who called their
frst-born Job. (They have a rich relative who
glories In the same name)
We know middle aged fat woman who
writhes under the name OF Tiny (Really. can
you beat it?)
When You name the baby. remember that the
name is going to stick for life time
Don't call the baby anything sweet" because
your baby will grow up TO be big, rugged man
or regular hfe-sized woman.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
from Another Point OF TeD

No, Phyllis, holding your head back
when you drink. at your age, doesn't
make you chicken.
We were passing butchers shop on
Rivard-st.
The quiet of an afternoon late in May was
broken by sweet voice, calling from the
rear.
MA" said the sweet voice. these frank
furters done"
Which suggested to us, as the innocent
bystander, that the wurst had happened.
Dentist Waite's affinity said that when
she would sing to him. he would burst
into tears But we thought a witness
didn't have TO incriminate herself.
The Pennsylvania department OF forestry
has been making exhaustive Investigations
with a view 10 finding out the means OF the
dissemination of spores of blight fungus.
We can see how this might make
pleasant summer pastime, for someone
looking for diversion.
They fix the age Of that watch which
was dug up in the old country, at 100
years, probably, by the wrinkles in its
face.
Among our new rich we will have to
include, beyond doubt, that fellow who
left his motor burning gasoline all the
way over from Windsor last night, while
crossing on the ferry.
We have sneaking suspicion that we
are about to be informed that the geo.
graphical location of Italy, with relation
to the Alps, hasn't changed any since last
June.
Well, we won game, if it WAS from
Scranton. Wonder if arrangements
couldn't be made to get Scranton into this
! league.
Speaking OF being oblging. we want 70
tell you about real estate agent.
He sold house out in the north end for
man for $4,000.
A day or two later the man who sold hap
pened 10 remark TO the agent that he rather
regretted having disposed Of his home.
We'll, I'll tell you what I'll do said the
agent. IF you not satisfied with your
deal ct was what call real obliging) IL
you are not satisfied with your deal. III sell
the house back TO you-for $500"
We regret to report no change in the
price.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Reputation.

Reputation is not ones accurate record OF
achievements and failures as IL should be.
Reputation is what OTHER PEOPLE think
about you.
Reputation OF attractive sort Is sometimes
difficult TO build up: IT depends upon what seen
cry you have on hand, whether you have the
gift OF CAB.
People with animal magnetism" build per-
fectly good regulations easily.
People without pulchritude have to deliver the
goods.
Bear this in mind as you strive to improve
your condition.
And your reputation is regular Oldham Of
the-Sea, you can't get away from IL.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
The Daily Reminder
ToDAy,s ANNIVERSARIES.

lsis-Amella J. Bloomer. dress re-
former, born at Homer, n, Y. Died at
councii nlufrs Iowa. Dee. 20, 1884.
was opened for trafic
1s3e--Jay Gould. famous financier;
born In Delaware county, y. \. Died
I'm New York city. Dec. >. 1892.
1Sti-Ftrst message over the mag
netic telegraph was sent from wash
ington TO Baltimore.
isi9--Four thousand spanish troops
landed 20 Gaeta 10 assist th&2ope.
iss6-France. England and. 3Russia
rrcucred their mediation YIN the
dispute between Austria and Prus-
is74-John f. Thomson. for many
years president OF the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad. died In Philadelphia Born
iSs5--Ship canal from 81. Peters
burg 10 Cronstadt opened by the
lSsi-Cauadian senate passed a BIN
renewing the modus Vivcndi with the
United states for the fishing season
or 1891.
iSss-First elevated railway In
Chicago opened.
iSsS-A cyclone wrecked a part OF
ST. Louis, causing the loss OF severa!
hundred lives and "A great destruction
lsoiERcv. Joseph J. Fox was APP
pointed fitth Roman Catholic bishop
or Green Bay WIS
IfVo--l NC klAHlik VI NlF
battle OF the Sea 81 Japan, which
ended in the destruction %. the Rus
sian fleet by Admiral Togo.
ONE YEAR Ago TODAY IN THE
WAR.
British hattlcship Majestic sunk at
tho. pardan-iles.
French aeroplanc squadron attack
ed munitton factory at Mannheim.
Heavy French attack carried sue
eess've German lines north ot Arras.
Vienna announced capture or Rus-
sian positions northeast and south
west ~ Przemysl
sweden, Norway and Denmark sent
60 l'aly German and Austria notn-
cation ~ the SCandinayiau countries
neutrality.
TODAl's BIRTHDAYS
Charles Andrews former chief
Judge OF the New York court Of GP-
peals. horn at Whitsstown y y, 50
Mrs May Wright Scwall Noted
peace advocate and loader IN many
civic movements horn ~ Milwaukee.
= years ago today
John Keudrick Bangs. celebrates,
author and humorist born at NoGS-
cys y J.. - years ago today.
Dustin Farnum. popular actor and
photoplay star. horn NJ Hampton
Beach. y H.. 80 years ago today
Zenas T.. Moody. former governor
of oregon. horn at CRANKY. Macs.
81 years ago today
Dr James W. Bsshford. resident
Episcopal church. born az Fayette'
Wis So years ago today.
Henry W. Taft New York lawyer
and brother OF former President
William n Taft born In Cincinnati
81 years ago today
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Pointed Paragraphs

And some men are nearly all pre-.
amble
Popularity that Is purchased is sci
dom a bargain.
Fortunate is the individual who Is
both right and president.
Praising q rival may be good
Christianity, bat It's poor politics.
When a fool holds hts tongue he
isn't as foolish as he might be.
After a girl gets married she eats
fewer pickles and more onions.
Women dislike a womanly man as
much as men dislike a manly wo-
man.
Lots Of men marry young because
they are.
Speculation sounds more refined
,han gambling. but a fellow loses
equally.
\ girl is naturally in love with
herself after she and the man OF
her choice are made one.
The man who isn't capable of win
ming the love OF at least one woman
made a mistake in getting born.
a woman is always telling man
that she can't understand lot of
things that she knows more about
thar he does.
A Texas girl recently horsewhip-
ped a man who failed TO show up on
the day they were TO be married.
That chap had lucky escape.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

indicate disease, and the chemist
can determine the character OF GER
tain fluids OF the body which are
caused by diseases Of the various
organs
owing 10 the rapid advance In
medical science laboratory work has
become a specially In itself. It is
impossible for the average practI
TONER or even the small hospitals
10 maintain we'll equipped labora.
tories with pathologists
In some states now free labora-
tories are maintained 10 aid the
practioners in rural districts and
municipalities too small 10 support
their own. -
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
THE TYRANNOSAURUS
~ DR.. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1916. by Frank Crane)

Three million years ago the Tyran-
nosaurus cavorted around in Montana.
He was forty-seven feet long and eight
cen and half feet high. He could, and
did, lick all Corners. Similar horrifc
monsters, each as big as a barn and as
savage as a wildcat, roamed the earth.
They rent and ate the gentle lambs, or
whatever correspondent to lambs those
days.
They have disappeared. Only their
skeletons remain, exhibited in museums,
Yet sheep. cows, pigs, and other noncom-
batants are still with us. The saw-tooth
tiger is no more; the fawns gambol in
the parks. The pterodactyl has vanish
ed; the doves COO in the cote.
Why didn't the ferocious fellows COB
BILE up the gentle ones?
All that is history. before man can be
brought in to explain things.
Enter man. Some men were savage
and given to violence; others were peace
ably inclined. In every conflict the bull
lies went to the wall and the meek pros
pered not at once, but eventually.
There never was strong regime Of
violence that did not kill itself
AleXander's host conquered the world,
so did Tamerlane's, so did the Romans,
so did the Spaniards. But they all peter
ed out.
America used to be full of big braves.
They scalped and tomahawked their enc
mics. They believed in frightfulness.
They despised the meek.
Where are they? They are now hang
ing around government posts begging
for blankets and stealing liquor.
The American Indian was a consistent
militarist. He has given way to race
of farmers, shop-keepers and school
teachers.
If evolution means the survival of the
hercest, why don't they survive?
The cannibals have gone from the
Hawaiian Islands; the traders and house
keepers have their place.
Wasps, rattlesnakes and pumas only
get themselves exterminated at last.
al through Utah, Montana, and CAL
forna are villages full of chicken-livered
mollycoddes, who go to church and mind
their business they have supplanted the
had men CT the forties that toted guns,
gulped red-eye, and terrorized every
body.
Two hundred years ago every gentle
man carried sword, and a lady couldn't
go out at night in London or Rome with
out pack of DULLES to guard her. Now
a mans safer without revolver than
with one, and if you have a dirk knife
on your person, some dude policeman
with white gloves will run you in.
What are we coming to? The Sunday
school milkshops have overrun the earth,
and the eaters of raw meat seem dis
couraged.
The Hebrew prophet seemed extreme
when he said that when the earth got
properly arranged, "the lion and the
lamb would lie down together" He
didn't go far enough. There will be no
lion.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Michigan Voted for Henry
Ford, Not for President, but
Because of the Ford Ideal

V Even Golfers graciously admits that
Henry Ford's peace platform is not es-
sentially shameful"
\. These are brave words from Golfers.
md it further tries to cheer us up at our
|. Humiliation" at his nomination by
epumcrating list of people, Belva Lock-
wood, DR.. Mary Walker and George Fran
Scis Train, among others, who have been,
from time to time, foisted upon the
public.
Il seems unable to appreciate the fact
HAT Michigan is not in the least "humil-
inted" or provoked"
That Michigan did this thing of its
own accord and was only too glad to have
bfAeone to endorse who did not stand fol
political ring or a program largely
We up of party favors and affiliations
~ never expected that man who
1 not seeking nor wanting office and
= 70 would not fight" his opponents
n1d b placed in the White House, but
1Woo delighted to go on record as admir-
80 md supporting the only man in the
H. country who had tried to DO
61fETHING to stop the wholesale
nrhter going on in Europe, and to put
$4,000 in the way of his own country
olne duped and scared into the same
l6nn stood for an ideal when it
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
The Old Gardener Says

That people are always asking
him what annual flowers can be
grown In the shade. Few flowers
OF any kind will grow in abso-
Lutte shade, but several ANNALS
will thrive with very little direct
sunlight. Balsams are especially
good for shady places and bloom
all summer. Then there Is MIN
illus. often called the musk flow
er: brachycome. or Swan River
daisy: torenia, a dainty little
flower which more people ought
to know; lInum, or scarlet fax,
which is an excellent plant for
bedding. and schlzanthus, OF the
butterfly flower.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

nominated Henry Ford and it was willing
to give up any hope of putting its man
in the presidential chair in order to ex-
press itself on this vital and momentous
question.
Again we say we are not Inundated.
but proud that Michigan in part, at least,
has stood by principle rather than per-
sonal gain.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

sugges I ! o n Of
hickering furnace
fires and cabalis-
tic signs. In the
first dim morning
of scientific en-
deavor knowledge
protected itself
from Ignorance by
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Do you know that both the In
terror and exterior OF tho fly are
charged with deadly germs? $780,
600 900 germs have been found on
single fly. 100000, 900 OF them be.
lng o. intestinal origin.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Common laundry soaps are made Of
I've, which comes from wood ashes,
and borax, boiled with fat. This com.
bluation viii dissolve In water, and
when applied to soiled clothes will
cut ne dirt. that Is separate 1t
into small PARTICLES which the water
VIII wash away, LEAVING the gar
mcn's clean and spotless. Soap and
water, however, will not kill all
diseas germs. That Is Why boil
ing tho clothes, an old-fashioned
process, is approved and continued
as q modern scientific method Of
sterilization. Strong sunlight Is one
OF the best Of germicides, therefore
the washing should be dried out Of
doors whenever possible
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Little Allen was one day sitting
on the floor near the sofa and. see
ing some tiny cobwebs hanging from
the bottom, he exclaimed: "oh.
mamma. there's lot OF moths in
the sofa"
How do you know, DEAR" she
asked
Because" he replied. pointing TO
the cobwcbs, Il see their tails hang
ing down"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

A bright little fellow, who had
only been asleep for FIVE minutes,
had a dream that seemingly covered
a period OF nearly two weeks. Upon
be ng told how short n time he had
slept he exclaimed: my goodness.
but II takes long time TO sleep
Ave minutesl"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

Senator Hitchcock. OF Nebraska.
has accepted an invitation 10 ad-
dress the United Polish Societies Of
Chicago, at a meeting 90 be held to-
morrow.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
OLD ENOUGH

The picture showed a little boy saying his
prayers al the knee Of his grandfather Little
Willie asked his mother what the boy was doing
why, he is asking the Lord TO guard his
grandfather from all harm" was the reply.
"Gee!" said Willie Isn't he old enough to
take care Of himself?"-Film Fun.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27

The American Walkers associa
ton has arranged TO start from the
city hall In New York today on Il
96.mile walk TO the city hall in
Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Gu, OF the Mouth. OF Babes,

Cid Lady-Why is II you are not
playing ball with the other little
boys?
Small Boy (aged sixD-'Cause I'm
manager OF de team; dat's why.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
The Keep Well Column
TIE LABORATORY.

To many minds the mention OF
laboratory brings some haunting
The Detroit times., 1916-05-27
Science in the Laundry.

To the Editor OF The Timcs-HOw
does SOAP make dirty clothes clean
Is IL necessary 10 boil whit" CLOTHES
MAGGIE
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RESOLUCIJA


Delegate 5. ID. p. H., zbrani ma Gctrti rcdni konycmciji mcscca
maia 1916 V Pittsburgh, Pa, priznavamo potrebo in korist nlruzeni ia
naprcdnih slovcnskih orgamizacij.
Kcr pa je IL neznanih vzrokov idcja zdruzcnju skoro zaspala
iziavlja delcgacja SlcdeGc:
u Da sc s. d. +. Y. zdruzi s. y. L. j., kakor nitro Sc pc akiuar-
Ju dozcnc pcrccntualna cnakoSt premoZcnJa pi Obch organiZacijah,
ne gc1c ma to, &c Sc prilruIjo drugc organizacic ali ne :. y. T. D.
pa ina V svrho iznacenja pravic tlanStva vpcIjati isc zavaroyalnc
razrcdc, kot Jill ina :. ID. /. Y.
- s u. F. H. sprejme po zdruzitvi pravia $. y. y }. kot svoja.
Do zdruzitvc pa SO V veljavi Scdanja pravila 5. ID. 7. Zz dodatki in
Sprcmcmbami, Skenjcnimi ma danaSnji konvcncii.
- s. NJ =. J. mora pred zdruiitvijo in pred oddajo prcmozcnia
s. ID. =. Y. alSolutno zajamcii Chnstvu 5. ID. I. Z. Use dotcdanjc
pravicc in kornti, XII Jill uziva pri $. ID. L. H.
~ :. ID =. H. Sc mdruzi ;. y. p. j. lie pod izrecnim pocojcm, ia
odpadc Glanom :. ID. L. u. pri po zdruiitvi bolnSka podpora ncprc
trgoma in brcz omcjtvc naprcj.
> konvcncija =. u. I. u. zvoli poscben odbor, Iii Sc DO pogaia
z gavnim oiborOm :. y. T. j. glede uirultvc.
Ma karlingcrjcv prcdlog ST rcsoluciJa sprcjmc in priobci Y "a
piSniku, kot jc ciana.
Favdck porota o uSpelu prcgIedovanja knjg zaupnika vidricha.
knjigc so drugajc Y rcdu, mamjkata lie dive potrdili, gcdc katcrih Sc
Nidrch opravici, da jh je izgubi, in obljubi preSkrbcti nova potr-
dma Y najkrajScm caSu.
TOroGilo Sc vzamc ma znanjc.
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Prcdsednik otvori sGo oh {. zjutraj z obicajnim poudravom.
Citajo $ imena odbornikov in dcegatov. Navzoci so ,i razun
Dr.. kcrna, HI je V soboto svoj odhod oprayicil, nj Ccrncta.
'Citanje dopisov in brzojavk."
Prcbcrc $ piSmeni pozlrav druStva 81. 9 :. ID. I. in T. Druzbc IL.
Skidmorc, kans, Xxi 81 vzamc ma znanjc.
'Poro6ila posebnh odbornikov''.
Novak prccita scstavljeno resoucijo, XII Sc glasi:
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Pomotni bLagajrik: JosIP MARINCIC, 5SO5 st Clair Ave, Cleveland, o.
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NADZoRNIKI:
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POROTNIKI:
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Ceniens druStva, oziroma Nth urslnik. so ujuino proseni. poEliai vac
ctno potion POSTUM, Exprcsuih. ali Bnntnih denarmh nakaluic. nikakor pa ne
Irtcm rriva,nh erkov IA ua~loy BIAS Noyak, $ H. L. H. & Concmaugh Deposit
Rank y ConcmauCh. Pa
V sutaju, da opaijo druStvcni tainiki pi roD@iih gavncga tsjnika kake
romanJkjvosh, maj to nemudoma naznanio uradu gavncga tajnika, ia Sc v pri
hoinje popravi.
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rrcdScdnik otvori sco ob 5. zjutrai l. oliGajnim pozdravom.
Cnajo Sc imcna glavnih odbornikov in dclcgatov. Navzoti SO vi,
razun Gacnika, Iii Sc j. vccraj opravicil.
ZapiSnik Sc prcGta in Sprcjmc.
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Predlogi in porocila.

Bavdck prcdlaga, da Sc vtcrai Sprejcti sklcp glcdc prcmcsitve
glavucga ur"Ia popolnoma razruSi, in mai sc o dotiGni tocki nanovo
razpravlJa.
Povsc Stavi protiprcdlog, da mai ostanc pri sprcictem sklepu.
I0vSctov protprcdlog sprcjct z vccino.
Ccrnc maznani priv manjinc, in Sc doloci, da gresta ma splono
claSoyaujc ii diva prcdloga:
l. Ali mai Sc Sploh gLavni scdcz IL Concnaugh prcmeSti ali ne?
- V siuGaju, da splo2no glaSovanic prcmostitcv sklenc. katere
izmcd Scdcc:h trh NEST ina hiti prhodnii zvczn scdez: Johnstown,
Grcc>hurg ali Pittsburgh!
NSlcd prcdloga Pavlovijcvcga Sc naroCi Sittcriu, ola prevedc V
angcStnio "a National Surety Co. y New Yorku cd nadzormcga odbo.
IA >ctavlcni racun rlcic Iavdckovcga primanjkljanja. in da st po-
NNrhi tudi zaprisclcna izjaVa, kakor to zahtcva Surety Co.
Porocila posebnih odborov.
kakcr prroCa glciC SCStaVc in urcduVc novih Dravil in angles
Lcga prcyoda y poScbni kuiizici. Iravi. da bo Scstava tch sprcmemb
in dodatkoy X starim praviom Y poScbni knjzici boil trudapolna, kot
pa ScStaNa atarih in novih dolocb, To jc celotnih pravil Y cni sami
hniizci, poSclno AXE Sc pcmiSi, da DO trcha Spraviti V soglasje te
SprcncInbc IN Ntara pravila ) placino lcStvico in drugimi novimi do
lodbami, sprrictumi pc zadnji kouvcncji ma SploSnem glasovaniu.
Mncuja jc. da "a tako dco 5000 nj prcvcG. Ghdc tiska tie knjnce
pa prayi, da Gene scdai ne more postavti, doklcr ne We, koiko Stra-
~ DO kuJIlca ohScgaIa, IN prcdlaga, da maj Sc glaVni odhor. kadar
bo knjzica &c scStavljcna in pripravlicna "a tnk, obrne "a Gene tudi
IA drug" tskarnc; on la DO potcm prcskrbcl tik ccncjc, kt pa vSaka
druga tSkarna.
Ma Wcucycv prcdlog &C Kakcrju prizna nagrada 5000 "a Sc.
Stayo IN plcNod sprcmcnJcnih pravl V poScbni knjizci.
Kr pa jc GorSck pripomnl, da e mu ndi nagrada 5000 neko-
ike prctirara in da hi morda MoIck pi s. y. 7. j. to deo ceneie ma
pravI, odkloni kakcr 10 dclo, i'll Sc pocm doloci, Ola bo glavni odbor
ScStavo IN prcrod knjizicc oslrbci, Z Wclcycvim pristavkom, Ola ma
grada II c m pIcscgati zneSka 5000.
Scdanjim glavnim odbornikom. navzocim IA konvcncii. So doloci
prcdOg).
Ma prrIlog Mrzlkarjcv Sc doloGi konvcntncmu rrcd. lniku n.
grada $1,000, podprcdScdniFu 500 in vratariu ma dam soc.
Ia'cya ; Surety Co glclc placila Bavdckoycga primnn jkliaia 81
NploSno gIasovanl", ako hi gIa,ni oGbor ne mogcl icga sam rcsiti
(koojanov prcdlog).
O>krhniku dvoranc Sc doloGi $1,000 naeradc. PaulMcy prrMoo)
(koncc prihOdnjic)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-11

Kakcr omcmja, da stcmografski zaplSnik zaradi svoje obsirnosii
bo mogcl bti ma cito spiSan do zakljucka konvcnciJc, III ola ga
lurci moral donna dokonCati.