The Detroit times., 1912-01-26

SO Is not my fault 1 gave several m.
uest opportunity that i could and N
was wonder to me that the lady
wearing the brown suit. black furs and
ssIpt u'u not get wise and give me the
ssaiutauon She certainly was on the
nunt and had her bread wrappers in
suAi view or most ladies that passed
Sne gave me terrible call down just
; Stn l stepped on her foot. Really
dld not Intend to be so rude. but an
other lady crowded me so that i had
70 step somewhere, and / know that +
.%vs ned when the lady In brown said:
ny don't you look where you are
Eoing2" laughed, and replied: .IIaw
can anyone look where they are going
crowd" - s-'-
evidently many OF the readers ala
n not read carefully the conditions pub
s,sned In the papers. for II they had
done so they would have known that AZ
IS now required OF them 10 have two
butter-Nut Bread wrappers In their
tbs instead OF one. That was
nuhdred dollars at Woodward and
Michlgan avenues when she gave me
me sanitation last night / mean the
lauy Who wore long dark blue coat
ann piack nat, and who accosted sew
eral ladies'. Sometimes she would show
ntr bread wrapper and at other times
lle not think II necessary This same
lady accosted me twice and I want her
10 know that IL is not my fault that she
uld not read the conditions carefully
once. the last time she accosted me I
told her TO go buy paper and read Il
over Two young men that / have seen
on most every appointment appear TO
be working together. Well, hope AR
thur and Will may have good success
but you are going at IL In the wrong
way, Don't touch any lady with your
bread wrappers II is not nice OF you
| TO do so.
At my evening appointments at the
! West End had n very easy time. At
| Din and Clark-aves ! managed 10 get
into conversation with AN elderly lady
AMI gentleman, who evidently were out
4 Just 60 see the fun. and when IL came
I time 10 go to Baker and Twenty first
SITS. they invited me TO go along with
them. and just grabbed AZ the chanc..
I for really think that they helped to
save me from capture They We're Ger
| man people and l understood them 10
say that their name was Kurtzner. 7
dropped a note right at the corner.
which will entitle the finder 10 81 II
thev will take the note UP to Gordon
& Pagers Today. friends, ! will visit
two theatcrs. and for the benefit or
n be understood. that ] will not recog-
nize any salutation given by anyone
wh) stands and blockades doorways.
Read tho conditions carefully. as they
appear daily IN this paper
Conditions for the Capture OF the But
ter-Nut Bread Girl.
One hundred dollars In gold to the
first person who has wrappers from
loaf Of the Gordon q Pagel Butter
Nut Bread IN his or her possession,
which must be held In full view OF the
Butter-Nut Bread Girl when accosting
her and you must say to her:
"Partdon me You arc tho myster-
ious 100 per cent pure Butter-Nut
Bread Girl of the Gordon a. Pagel Bak-
inc Co"
should YOU he right. the Butter-Nut
Bread Girl will at once Invite you 20
accompany her 10 the Gordon a. Pagel
baking Co office where you will re-
ceive 500 in gold
when accostIng the Butter-Nut
Bread Girl do not touch her whatso-
ever should you do so you VIII for
felt the reward This stipulation is
made by Miss Rafhes as she wishes 70
snve ali Detroit ladies from annoyance
No employees OF the Gordon a Pagel
Releing Co. their families. nor anyone
connected with this paper are allowed
10 take part IN this competition