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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
N0TICE-STReET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. oct. 10. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1855.
pIQITETTE AvENIIE

To Ignace Pasiejny. Frank Kanski.
A. Pranczk. Jos Koss. Frank lgBns-
Yak, \. Zarembski. John Konsiewjcz.
=. T. Stevenson. A. -, kawski 4.
Zarembaki.. Julius Fessmer. Telak
.Ad4mowicz A. Matyszezki. NJ De
Montn. \ Greczcnkowski, III. ~. Dor
an. and TO all other persons owning.
occupying or otherwise interested In
any Of the lots and premises 'front.'
Ing on Piquette avenue, in said city
OF Detroit within the limits herein
after mentioned.
The Common Council OF the city Of
Detroit having ordered 80 much OF
ptquctte avenue. from the east line
OF Chene street To- the west line OF
East Grand Boulevard. TO be graded
and paved. notice In hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon
all the lots and premises fronting on
said Piquette avenue. and liable to be
asssssed for said Improvement under
the n visions Of the city Charter.
and that roll OF said assessment
Is now completed and Will remain At
the Assessors Ofhce In the City OF
Detroit from the date hereof pD<il
Nov 2, 1915 for the inspection - n
persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY GCSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-3i5 President.
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Lovely Debut
Dansant For
Miss LOngyear

With American Beauty roses used
In great profusion. the decorations
in the gold and rose ballroom OF the
Hotel Statler were unusually beau
tiful for the reception and the dan
SAINT. given Friday afternoon. by
DR.. and Mrs Howard w. Longyear,
to formally present to society their
pretty young daughter. Miss Mar
garet Monro Longyear. Mrs. Long.
year received her guests gowned IN
a handsome costume Of pale blue
brocade with draperies of silver
lace, and Miss Longyear wore a
chsrmingly youthful frock OF white
satin and tulle and silver lace. She
carried bouquet OF delicste pink
iosebuds and orchids. Mrs. Theo-
dore A. McGraw. sister OF the debu.
tante, wore American Beauty chif.
ION over satin. banded with sable.
hrF Longyear and her daughters
we're surrounded with magnificent
SIT bouquets presented TO the debu.
tante.
Assisting in receiving were Mrs
Ernest T. Tappey. Mrs. Edward A.
sumner, Mrs. Clarence Lightner
Mrs. Arthur McGrsw. Mrs. Dexte,
NJ. Ferry, ir., Mrs. James ~. Turner
Mrs. Wilson Waddingham Mills. ant
Mrs. Alton r. Roberts, the latter o
Lansing Among the debutantes az
sisting were the Misses Elizabetl
Muir. Josephine Palms. Mari,
Louise Palms. Annette Sheldon
Helen Joy. Elizabeth Hamilton
Carolyn Hubbard. Josephine Alger
Marian Douglas. Catherine Remict
Frances Sales. Marian Jones, Eles
none Rohnert and Ida Longyear. IN
latter OF Lansing.
During the reception the younge
folk danced Delicious buffet r.
freshments were served
At 1880 o'clock, dinner for tn
debutantes and an equal number o
young men vas served in the Henri
u room. which was a bower OF now
ers sent to Miss Longycar. After
dinner. dancing WAS aeaia enjeyed
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NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit Oct Is. iolS.
Paving Notice No. 1859,
LiNWOOD AVENIJE

80 To I. J. Ackcrman. W A. schmutr.
simon Beckwlth. rhos Swan. Mont
eia'r Land Co. +. /. Bet. Jacob
son; u March. Ms. NJ l.ailigaa. tFreI
y huettman. W. W IIeson, A. a j.
haliin, X Ernst Carroll 81 Ora
Msnscl, Detroit congregational
Union, John Krsjci. Martha r. Me-
Milan l. II Brown. John T Jones.
Philltr williams. w " Potter smith
Rose. y, &, BaV Gilman, John IL Vlum0r.
W l. Belt Evan Beth Congregation.
w. r. Thompson. Morris Krohn. AL
bert Bottles. Nicholas Spurk. Harry \.
Adams. J. c Moore. Milo y Kirby.
Otto Schwarix. + J. Hccker. and tn
all other persons owning. Occupying
or otherwise interested In any OF ths
lots and premises fronting on Lin-
wood avenue. IN said city OF Detroit
within the lirr::s hereinafter men
toned
The Common Council OF the city Of
Detroit. having ordered so much 81
Lin wood avenue from the north line
the northerly city limits TO be grad.
ed and paved, notice Is hereby given.
that ar assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises 'front.'
ing on said Linwood avenue, and Vi
able 20 be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions OF the
Ctts Charter. and that n roll OF said
assessment II now completed. and
viii remain ut the Assessors' Ofnce
in the City OF De,rsf from the date
hereof until Nov 2. 1915, for the In
spectlon ~ all persons concerned
therein,
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUsTAVE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-3t3 President
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARo or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Oct. 10. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1857.
TWENTY.EIGHTH STREET

To Henry Koss. NJ. Fslkunowitz.
Jos. wobiewsky. Max welsimemskI.
J Campbell g. n, caplis. Is. T. Rogg-
man. John Bucekowski, n Atterhoid.
Leo Staskowsky, &. Dorschinski, Aug.
Klein. Anton Mohlesk. T.. Gurdinck.
Catherine Murdoch. J. a Grosneld.
r. Pspke. otto Papki. Leo Rosemy-
seek. Grcsncld e. Caplis, John sko-
nezk. a r. zieman, william Pratt.
r. a. Llener. y. J. Freda, !. u. Beck
man, NJ Zitterman. r. Krsyewinski.
J. Henry Ruse. J. Pfelfne, 4, Rozcn-
eat. JAS. Dynda, J. vinskh j. Ienty
Reire. Peter przdowfewski. Fred
Goass. Minnie Rismsn. Jul Zielerskl.
Jas. Lsschlnski. Albert Antons, y. Ga
Der. Louis Duwankowski, A. Borrow
ski, J. III. Rbese, John Beirskie. J.
* wialkowskL otto Kershy. VI.
Radtke. !. wojeck. sophie Rosinski.
D. ROsinski. Thos Slislicki. v. Say
msnski. II Pozlyski, Gus strauser.
Jas f.sdoszerwics. NJ. Jazwek. Jacon
Jankowsky. Vincent Jurklewlcz. Max
prydowski. j. Bacbman. ". j. Bach
man. Jos Pariewsky. Ignatius Vol
czke, T.. r. Machesky, Hammond Est.
r. simon. c. Damaski. J. Meinxurger.
Carl RAIN, ". Presewski. A.. Mesi-
xewskI. stanIsy Nsvak. Valentine
Gn<s~.' Y x{ 49, -
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INCREASES
GET JOLT

The high cost OF living cry. as 81
excuse for demands for increased
salaries among county building en-
ployes. has become too strong for
several members OF the ways and
means committee of the board OF
grday MORNINGS session, an effort
vas made TO wipe out all the in
cresscs already approved OF by the
committee.
The crisis in the salary-boos ting
movement came when County Treas.
urer Edward Stein appeared before
the committee, 70 explain why the
clerks in his Office believed they
we're entitled TO 800 per month
increase. the same amount recon-
mended for the Justice court clerks
and several other county employees
Recommendation that other in.
creases the made in several differ
ent departments began 10 fy right
and left
Chairman Vernon stopped the
furry by moving that the commit
tee take up the problem IN execu-
tive session. Saturday afternoon.
Most OF these resolutions calling
for salary boosts are the result OF
political Vaccinations" he declared.
Some Of the supervisor. are play
ing favors We could serve the
county better by considering the
matter In executive session. n we
did that, political influences would
not play such an important part"
II was finally decided 10 postpone
final action on the proposed In
creases until Monday afternoon.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARp OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct 10. 1913.
Paving Notice No. 1855.
ROBINS AVENUE

To John Kurntz. August Peters. X
II. Dengler. n. Rims, y. kuntz.
Mary Kramer. n. Defone. l. LATER
Gagon, r. O. williams, william Nc
Carthy, Louise Schneider, Carl II
Tomm, Victor Van Damme. otto Is.
Rissman, and TO all other persons
owning. occupying. or otherwise in
tsrested In any OF the lots and
premises fronting on Robins avenue.
IN said City OF Detroit within the
limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the city Of
Detroit. having ordered 80 much OF
Robins avenue. from the north curb
line OF Goethe street 10 the south
line Of Mack avenue. TO be graded
and paved. notice IN hereby given
that AN assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises front
ing on said Robins avenue. and liable
to be assessed for said Improvement
under the provisions OF the city
Charter. and that roll OF said as
sessment ~ now completed. and Will
remain at the Assessors Once. In
the city OF Detroit, from the date
hereof until November 2, 1915. for
the inspection Of all PERSONS con-
cerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
ny GCgTAvE J. ALBRECHT.
B-sfs President
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS
netrnit. 40 In. lafb

Detroit. oct 10. 1919
Sealed proposals will be received
al the office OF the department ~
Public Works Detroit, Mich. until
Monday oct. %. 1918. at 10 O'Clock "a
m. Eastern standard time, at which
time and place they will be opened.
terial, except manhole ring ana COW
ers, which Will be furnished by the
city 1T city yards, and outldtEg and
finishing complete, together with the
back Hning. according To the plans
and specifications on ale in this Of
zee. Vltriiied crock lateral sewers IN
the following described alleys
lateral Sever No 272l. IN blocks
Ferrwood ana Martindale.
Lateral Sewer No ass, In blocks
bounded ny Colfax. Beschwood. Lins-
lR@e and Mnrtindale
Each bidder must deposi; in n
separate envelope with his bid "A Ger
tined bank check payable 60 rho or
der OF the Department Of Public
Works OF the CITY OF Detroit FOR the
sum ~ two hundred dollars $500
for each sewer bid, upon whtoh VIII
cate the bidder fails TO enter into
contract within ave DAYS after the
acceptance OF his tender. Contracts
To ne subject 70 the approval Of IN.
tender Is accented will be required 20
furnish with hts contract an approved
bond 10 the City OF Detroit In the
full amount Of the contract Conii-
toned on the faithful performance
or contract.
The contractor shalt he paid N
bonds or the proceeds thereof q such
bonds are purchased hV the sink nI
Fund Commission acCord.uy 20 law
No bids will be accepted from any
person or Arm who - IN arrears o.
default 20 the CITY 90 Detroit upOu
debt contract, or obligation. 10 sail
city
Printed specifications in detail Tor
tho above work u1sy 30 hal on ap-
plfrattu 20 tho Secretary
The Department az Public Works
reserves tn. right 10 reject auy ~
all proposals
$3.50 GEO ~ TFNKFfI.
B-gis Commit ~sicuer
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written for The ntte0 Preas.b
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-The Ser.
han plan OF campaign is now devel.
oping sufficiently 10 indicate It's es-
sertial Characteristic. Two objec-
lives confronted the general stan at
Nish when the Teutons began their
rive toward Constsntinople and
when Bulgaria joined the Teuton-
Turk alliance. The fret had In
reality double purpose--to pre-
vent the Austro-Germans from cut.
ting heir way through Serbia into
Bulgaria and to oppose the Bull.
gartan effort 20 join the Teutons in
northern Serbia. This Is the plan
OF campaign which the Serbs have
accepted.
The alternative objective was 10
preserve the integrity OF Serbian
Macedonia and while permitting the
northern invaders 10 march into
Bulgaria. at the same time TO hold
the Bulgars back in the south. The
two detectives could not be adopt
ed AZ the same time because the
Serbian army is not strong enough
70 be divided into powerful north
ern and southern groups. Mace
donis. therefore. has been largely
deserted by the Serb troops who
are compelled 10 allow the Bulgar-
ians 10 advance in the southern dis
tricts so that the AustroGermans
may encounter the maximum de-
gree OF resistance amid the north
ern mountains.
The acceptance OF this plan dem
onstrates the Serbisns are being
guided BY sound strategic motives.
The Macedonian advance OF the
Bulgars Is not far from the Greek
border. When the Anglo-French
expeditionary force at Salonika be-
comes sufficiently strong 10 strike
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iT is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
section 4. That Section 13-A of
Chapter ISL OF the Compiled Ordi-
nances OF the City OF Detroit for the
year 1912, be and the same II hereby
amended TO read as follows
Soc i3-A. No saloon where spirit
uous, intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold as a beverage shall hore-
after be established and maintained
within the territory within the city
Of Detroit described as follows. All
that portion OF the city bounded on
the north by the northerly city linn
its. on the east by the center line OF
Mt Elliott avenue. on tho south by
the center line OF Palmer avenue,
and on the west by the center line of
East Grand boulevard. except lot t7s
situated on the north side OF Boone
street. between Collins street and
East Grand boulevard. also except
ing iots 90 and 90. Aberle n Fox sub
division 81 lot ~. Collins farm. y.
c. II and 453, northwe-terly Of Gra-
tiot avenue, being situated on the
northeast corner Of Elmwood ana
Medbury avenues.
Sec. ?. This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect.
Approved Oct 10, 1916.
OSCAR u MARK.
Attest: Mayor.
B-38l CITY Clerk
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit Oct. 10. 1918
Paving Notice No. 1S49.
ENGEL AVENUE

To Jos. DeLargy. Engei n Schwart,
r. W. Allen. Anna kean. William
Legs. Louis Kean, A. Black. Frntn
Meloche. Patrick Murphy. j. A. Ma.
dau. A. McComb. j. Butler, T. Copon
Lofer. r.. NJ Couch. a j Boann, Chos
Dcrrigan. and to all other persons
owning, occupying or otherwise in
terested In any Of the lots and prem.
Uses fronting on Ensel avenue in saId
CITY OF Detroit, within the Limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the CItv
OF Detroit, having ordered 40 much
OF Engel avenue. from the north linz
Of lot IS. Engel aud SCHWARTZ sub
10 the rorth curb line of EdIie street
20 be graded and paved. notice is
hereby gtven that an assessment hns
been made upon all the lots and
premises fronting on said EnRcI ave.
nue., and liable TO be assessed for
said Improvement under tho provi.
sionA OF the city Charter. and ihnf /,
roll Of said assessment In now con-.
pietesi and will remain at the Asses.
ors' Office. In the city OF Detroit f,o,n
the date hereof until Nov. q 1915 yot
the inspection OF all persons concern.
:. oSEp OF ASSESSORS.
q; AIxn = AfABHEcHr. ~ .
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1915.

northeily city limits. to no graded
and paved. notice is hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises front.
ing on said Dubois street aud liahis
To he Assessed for said Improvement
under the provisions of the CITY
Charter. and that roll Of ssid as.
sessment Ia now completed and will
remain AT the Assessors Offce In the.
City OF Detroit. from the date hereof
until Nov J. 1918. for the Inspection
OF adj persons concerned therein
BOARD or ASsES>ORS
By GuSrANE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-SOS President
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PROPOSALS FER
FENDER PILES AND
SEA WALL

Sealed proposals for the erection
and completion OF Fender ruling nnf
sea Wall ~ Garbage Barn dock. n"""
foot OF Twenty tourth-st. viii be -,
Seived at the office OF the DeGars-
ment OF Public Works until FriGay.
oct -, 1913, at ~ a, nl ExAtcrn
Standard time. according tu plans nr =
specifications on flle In the office Of
the city Engineer
\ certified check for one hundred
dollars must accompany PROPOSAL. and
the right TO reject any or all bids Is
reserved.
All proposals must be made IN du ..
plicate
1920 GEORGE II FE<KEIT.
B-S13 Commissioner
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any OF the lots and premises 'front.',
ing on Farnsworth avenue. In SAID
city OF Detroit within the hin''s
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the
City OF Detroit. having or-
dered so much OF Farnsworth
avenue. from tho east curb line OF
McDougall avenue 20 tho. west Tine
OF Mt Elliott avenue. To be graded
and paved. notice H. hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises mont
Ing on said FarnSworth avenue, ana
liable TO be assessed for said I'm.
provement under the provisions ut
the. City Charter. and that roll ~
said assessment Is now completed.
and will remain NJ the Assessors
office in the city OF Detroit. from
the date hereof until November =.
1918. for the inspection OF all per-
sons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT,
R-5l0 President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
New Tube For Boston

Boston expects that her new 81
10000 subway. which Is an exten-
sion of the east Boston tunnel. can
be opened for business on January
next The construction work on
the tube u completed. stations are
more than 95 per cent. finished. and
installation OF the equipment will
start shortly When all is done rapid
transit service will be provided for
the Baby, Bay, west end ana Cam
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NO!ICE.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Oct ~. 1918
Paving Notice No. 184S.
DIIBOIS STREET

To Board Of Education. Detroit
United Ry.. fgnatz Deiezeske A. g.
Thompson, Frank uorski. Andrew
kuehns. J. ". snits, r. 4. ChapotQn.
Adolph sinselyn. John Preczewski.
ThDs. Birkett. Jos. Mayhem. A. Martz.
Detroit city Gas Co, Peter Brocki.
raul Kowalski. Francis Chojnackl, J.
Czantskl. Peter ShiIier. Walter Ko-
WALSH. and to all other persons own
ed In any Of the lots and premises
fronting on Dubois street In said
CITY OF Detroit within the limits
h hereinafter mentioned.
Of Detroit. hsv,cg orasrod ~ c.rcn
e pSScIs ssEsfS frs2E sss esg1h
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man HUNT
UNDER WAY
ON BORDER
Troops and Posses
Comb Texas For
Mexican Outlaw
WILD RUMORS
MULTIPLYING

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Oct
23.-T~o hexieans were snot
and killed by American soldiers
late yesterday near San Pedro
ranch, Il miles up the river. Il
was reported here today The
Mexicsns. ARMED. an5 carrying
packs believed to contain loot
were padding logs across 20 the
Mexican side when the soldiers
discovered. them. The bodies
have not been recovered.
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Bays Paper Tried to
Use His Influence AS
Labor Leader
CITES ALLEGED
INSTANCES
Aid Sought In Fight
ing Early Closing,
He Declares

n Frank x. Martel, delegate from
4 me local typographical union 70 the
Detroit Federation of Labor. and &C.
slve II the opposition 10 the street
eotlway purchase plan. has address
t& the following letter to the Detroit
News In answer "a attacks made
q upon him my that newspaper
Msnagins Editor, Detroit News.
81 1stroit, Mich
Dear Sir: On several occasions OF
!. )ats you have seen lit TO abuse me
R4efsonalfy and to question my sin.
teftty because have not sat idly by
wide you sought 10 foist upon the
o3ty OF Detroit one OF the most colos-
III frauds ever attempted against it.
~ had been my intention 10 allow
Eeheso attacks to 20 unanswered. real
lung that II might be hopeless for
NJ humble workingman like myself
&to expect any relaxation OF your
y WsIkknown policy Of vilifying every
kDeFson bold enough to give voice
~ m honest opinion at variance
|ywjth your schemes.
Moreover. rs far as l. personally,
r1m concerned. your attacks are actu-
~ welcomed rs evidence that no
nnpence. however powerful. will de-
1t me from me doing my duty. II
T. only because you have seen At TO
|ntxlke through me at organized
~tof. and have cast . malicious as
k1lon on IN employer who has up
III IN present treated me with con-
|1l1efation have earned that make
Itoply 70 you.
q your issue Of Thursday. you In
n9atsd that I have been opposing
vf lAks municipal ownership plan
ocanDs OF my employment by the
~kroit Journal.
Yea did this knowing full well
- am . member of q union and
oe n every union newspaper COM
op&ng room the printers have the
01eSt liberty Of conscience and
'4reech, no matter how greatly their
'JowS may be 1t variance with those
y~<4 ompdOySfB.
SYcu did this knowing that when
- - your employ refused to |
Mt your management to inter
- with my liberty Of action in |
(e6ts affecting working people.
Tea. Il you wish, can recall sew.
|kD) occasions on which. curing the
= when was employed by the
Qvs, ! did not agree with you on
M5lk questions.
I will refresh your recollection
= reference to what happened
your paper sought to make IL
that the Detroit Federation
ID hAA indorsed Oscar B.
mAyor. despite the fact
- a saemy Of organized
80 hecanse threatened
ak uou1Ar 70 the other De- |
$3.50 0et yuu consented 70
~ tne oorrtcti0n I reQuestsd
YOu WIN remember tEat las.,
- the question q Saturday nirht
mig Was before the public. your
1905 manager sent for me vhila
- at my work In the comp>sine
80 q your paper; that In his
~ ! mot . partner In one Of the
! retail stores; that thereupor
~ buoinsss manager suggested Il
o that use my influence to pre-
- upon the Detroit Federation o
Dor 70 oppose the Saturday clos
y movement because Il would hur
~ particular storekeeper's bust
Do, ana became Il might also hav,
- tendeacy 70 decrease the amour
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Il advertising in the Friday issues
of The News
"Your business manager viii re-
call my pointing out 10 him how alb
surd and improper II would be for
me to oppose a moYemen, for the
shortening Of the work day OF the
retail clerks and at the same time
ask the support of organized labor
In establishing a reasonable work
day for the members Of my own
union. how. also, | called his atten-
ton 20 the fact that long work day
ON Saturday was too great grind
for the clerks, many of whom wee
young women. who. by reason OF
being on their feet for such long
time suffered much from lame backs
and aching feet. betides sustaining.
in many instances. serious injury 10
their general health.
"rhereupon, your business man.
ager, the business manager OF the
Detroit News, argued that While II
was all right IL have high ideals,
one must 90 practical; that in the
turning OF the wheels OF progress
sorae one was oouna 70 get q lame
back and sore feet, that what these
clerks had TO endure was nothing
10 what happened the lien ~ the
press Ioom OF your paper who. when
they were through their work on
night, were so worn out
that instead Of taxing the shower
bath provided for them and going |
home 10 their fsnliliea. would
stretch themselves out on their |
backs eE TIE Eoor for BALI hHur or |
SO, 10 rest Up.
1T Viii be recalled that then
eft with the assurance TAFT Il would
20. BE polite for any man 20 make 4
such a request OF tie Detroit FEEDER /
alton OF Labor, and that would
all Tie matter ~ tie attention OF
ne officers =: the organization.
lid report 10 these ofacers, and
warned them that SOME one else
night be induced 10 attempt 70 do
shat | would no. 90.
did that indicate any readiness
u my part 10 suit my opinions TO
hose OF an employer?
1T Is true that | have found occa-
ion 10 criticise the Detroit Free
'ress and the Detroit Journal, for
Satements appearing in their col
inns; il is equally true that took
RECEPTIONS TO statements that APP
cared In your paper while was IN
our employ, believing that when q
orkman hires out all that he sells
! his labor power. and that he still
laintains bis RICH. Of free speech.
With reference TO your innnendo
bat my union had found fault with
~ conduct. | would advise you for
our own sake to guard against
-usting too much in the stories you
rccure from men who admittedly
re so unreliable as 10 violate their
MON obligation. A man who would
o thar might be expected TO tell
on anything.
III you wish TO DC as fair as you
rofess TO be, you viii publish this
stter in your paper, 10 remove any
you Nay have gwen
hose OF your readers VINO take II
ther papers that NY present EN-
loyer have stopped so low as to at.
empt 10 infiueEce one OF their EN-
loyos against his conscientious be-
efs, when the trLth is that and
~ employers have been from the
eginning in perfect accord. and in
yreeinent with most OF the citi-
ms Of Detroit except the Taxpay-
s. association 10 the effect that
,ur purchase plan Is all bunk
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