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The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
Marriage Licenses

Burton B. Nicholson, 45, Cleveland,
| Clara NJ Williamson, "a, same
Paul A Urda. 81; Anna Klansko, is
Peter Nancia, 80, Anna Munteau. 40
Joseph Marinkin. 35 Ella Radosao
40.
samuel Avram. 80; Anna Canclci
william Welding. 10 Katie Harmon
George Glode, q. Detroit: Myrtle
Hendrickson. 81. Dayton.
Frederick A. Mohr, 81; Elizabeth
j. John In" Mawby. 10: Lillian Perry, IS
Leon Attor. %, Detroit Ethel b.
White is. Highland Park
Louis Kefanidesz, 40, Detroit; Ethel
Vaczi, SO. Kennon, o.
Charles A. Higgins. az Wyandotte
Mary A. Duff. 80, same.
Herman Pevit, 20, Detroit Emma
NJ Fcssler. %, Mayvills.
Walter Korowichik. rs, Ham
tr91mek; Dora Wocol ~: Detroit -.
Leonardo zito, -; Maria Bailhuiga,
Herman r. Weber. ~, Isabelle
Vittorio Noiano, 20; Domenica Fa-
Herbert L. Ferguson. 20. Ithaca. N.
Y; Amelia NJ Frisch, %, Rochester.
Herbert A. Ross, rs. Detroit; Ina
l. Scarlet. 90. Rldgetown. Ont
John semprini 80: Concetta Jori. 20.
stanislaw Zaleski. 81; Anna Zuia-
jacob Geyer. Ss; Clara Herald, 81.
Ignaoe Mechlabsh. 81 Carolina
Joseph Homer. 25 Beatrice West
i'g Joseph iSi chlmnowsld. as; walerya
Harvey i.auzon. "a; Fidelila Walsh.
Frederick Bactz. 20; crieda sehid-
III gShIi!5Sg Ro''n'A'l. sos Sarah sA'F-
Steve simon. IS; Elizabeth Keepl.
Guy r. oEton, %. Bsreerton, O.;
John II. Wilkinson, rs. Washing
ton. Ind; Netty II Kelly. 20. James
Fred stuhiman. 20; Annie Russell.
|, Peter Lebath. sei Rosa Loehth. AZ.
caroline r. Kuehnsr. 20, Ohio.
Joseph r, wuersess' 49, Ethel
William q Rowen 49, Phnadeiphia
Josephine r. Smell, SO. same
Oscar y Knowlton. 50; Louise Rn-
Nicoio Pomo, "a; Martha crotise. 90.
Nathan Aronoq, 20; Vita Bien, 10.
Thomas l. Montgomery. 90. Verna
NJ Scheaffcr. IS
Frank Bzatdlo. 81, Hamtramck
Mary Rzlhisefska, FL,
Clarence A. Stubbs IS; Doris Y
Malone, 10.
Joseph VI Murphy. a. Flint; Mar
garet irving. ~. same.
Wladislaw Leskiewicz. 2S; Lucil,
| Kr6sinska, az
Daniel Suchi. IS. Erie, Pa: Minnie
Walker. rs Same.
Chase r. Judy "a; Grace G. wag
! nor, 10,
Edwin =. Perbix. 81! Myrtle n
| Hacker. 8.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
NEGRO Burglars Escape.

Two Negroes tried 10 enter the
home Of Edward Harris. No. as Divi-
slon.st.. early Tuesday morning, and
were met by several roomers in the
house who tried to capture them
The Negroes escaped by throwing
two OF the men down a flight OF
stairs and jumping thru a window.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

The total population Of Greece Is
about 100000 or less than half the
population of Greater New York.
Millions OF Greeks, however, live
outside the limits of the kingdom.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Tho Greek army consists Of 60.
600 officers and men on n peace
footing. about 10000 ON a war foot.
ing. but with reserves II can put In
u4 Geld about $4,000 men.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly in
creasing number Of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. Permanent posi-
tions. Apply between hours of
ga. m. and %. m. Operators
School, Michigan State Tele-
phone Company, corner John
r and Madison.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

The Crock navy includes four bat.
tleships. two Of which were pur.
chased from the United States and
renamed. In addition there are sew.
eral cruisers and lighter craft.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19
MOrtuary

PTERCT-The funeral service for
Mrs. Kate Holbrook Pierce will be
40. at the parlors OF WIN. n. Ham
ilton. % Elizabeth-st. west.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Glue men, experienced in glue
ing woodwork; steady work,
good wages. Apply Mr.. Morse,
Mich. Steel Boat Co, 1856 JEFF
ferson East.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

awaits you. Phone US for appoint
mont, and see II quick. owe have
many others. too. Hazlett-ave;,
stucco bungalow. ave rooms and
bath: paneled dining room. oak and
white enamel finish, oak floors, lin
en- cabinet, fine basement. Peninsu-
lar furnace, laundry tubs. lot grad
ed and sodded. Price 81 900, $500
cash, balance s32 monthly
WILLIS OLLYER REALTY CO..
1920 Grand River. Walnut an.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

Bodymen, experienced in glue
ing; steady work. Apply Mr..
Morse, Mich. Steel Boat Co.,
1856 Jefferson East.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

HELP wANTED-FEMALn
The Detroit times., 1916-09-19

PRIVATE LESSONS
Mathernntics Phone North 2f7a-M
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-27
Woman s Club Meeting.

The Owosso Woman S Club held its
regular meeting at the club rooms in
the city library Thursday. Mrs. Seth
Q. Pulver read most able paper on
Expansion of the United States. -
In a clear way we were told of the
growth of the United States as to ter
ritory, waterways, spirituality, and
morality. At the wish Of the club the
composition was placed on file as a
prize paper.
Miss Goodrich, instructor in English
in the high school, gave an interesting
talk on Roger Williams and Samuel
Sewell and read selections from the
works of both of these seventeenth
century authors. Mrs. Harry E..
Payne gave a brief report of the con-
vention of Associated Charities and
Corrections, held in Detroit last week.
The program was interspersed with
vocal solos pleasantly rendered by
Miss Lillian Vogel.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-27
FOR SALE.

Sheep and cattle ranch; 5000 acres,
Crawford county. Well watered, all
fenced with wire fencing; $50 acres con.
sists of fine farm with excellent build.
ings; owner and his son recently died,
reason for selling. Approximately
5000 90 worth of timber on the ranch.
Address, w. w. Henderson owner, La
peer, Mich.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-27

Uncle Joe" Cannon believes Hughes
will win handily next month. Illinois
he says. lis certainly Republican this
year. can't doubt that for a minute
l have been over the state day after day
and can't see where we should even
be placed in the doubtful column. New
York we will certainly win and also
Indiana. Why, Indiana has the best
Republican organization this year I
eyer saw and 1 feel confident we will
carry that state easily If we lose ILL
nois and New York, shall expect to
see us lose Michigan, and that is un.
believable." Mr.. Cannon was in Grand
Rapids. a short time Wednesday, en-
route to Greenville to speak at the ban
quet of the Montcalm County Republi-
can Club, and while there he was en-
tertained by Senator VIM Alden Smith,
who presented him with magnificent
oil portrait of himself with the request
that it be hung in the Speakers room
in the national capitol, Washington.
At Greenville. Congressman Fordney
presented him with beautiful cup, a
slight token of his personal esteem.
The Saginaw Courier. Herald of this
morning says: Despite the presence of
VIM: A. Seegmiller. the Democratic
candidate for congress from this district,
Congressman Byron P. Harrison Of the
Sixth Mississippi district startled an
audience of about 800 Democrats at the
Teutonia hall by declaring that no one
has more friends in congress than Con-
gresham Joseph w. Fordney of this
city, and declaring that the only thing
he had against Mr.. Fordney was the
fact that he is Republican in politics"
The statement of Congressman Harri- |
son may explain the absence Of Con-
gresham Clark of Florida, who was ad
verti. ed to speak at the opening of the
Democratic campaign in Owosso, but
failed to appear. A hint was given at
the time that when he found he was to |
speak IN CongI essman Fordneys dis
trict h9 f0nnd n Aconvepient to be
absent His warm friendship for our Con
gresham is well understood in Wash.
ington. as Mr.. Clark believes in protec-
ton for his own state at least, and de.
clared in congress that if his party stood
for free trade he could no longer sup.
port iJ.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-27

Several Owosso physicians attended a
meeting Of the Genessee County Med.
ical Association held at Flint, Tuesday.
when nearly 200 physicians from Sag.
NAV, Bay, Shiawassee, Lapeer and Gen.
esee counties were in attendance, each
OF whom wore vote dry" button and
went on record by vote as being op.
posed to the use of alcohol in any form.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-27
"a Dry Michigan. !"

Owosso citizens are sure of real
treat on Thursday evening. Noy. 2,
when Hon. Chase s. Osborn, former
governor of Michigan, and without
question one of the most brilliant and
convincing speakers in the state, will
deliver an address upon "A Dry Mich.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-27
Abigail Chapter Entertains.

One of the most enjoyable meet
ings of the fall season was held on
Tuesday afternoon and evening at
the Masonic temple, when Abigail
chapter, o. E. s., entertained the
Corunna chapter, the worthy mat
rons of the county and the county
president, Mrs. Annette Smith, of
Laingsburg. During the afternoon
ithimble party was enjoyed, and
cards and music were features Of
entertainment.
At o'clock, the members Of the
local chapter and guests formed into
line and marched to the dining room
where a three-course dinner was
served. Covers were laid for more
than 200 and members of the Mason
lie lodge waited on the tables. Ferns
and Halloween decorations added to
| the attractiveness of the room and
Miss Helen Gibson presided a. the
piano until the guests were seated.
III. B. e. Castree pronounced the
blessing after which delicious
menu was served. The gentlemen
are to be complimented upon the
serving.
Later The entire number returned
to the lodge room, where an infor-
NAL reception was held in honor OF
Mrs. Ida M. Hume, associate grand
matron, who recently received her
appointment at the convention in
Grand Rapids. Mrs. Hume was pre-
sented with a handsome brush, by
Mrs. Lima Mack, in behalf of Abig-
all chapter.
A class of four candidates was
initiated, the work being done by
tho local order.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-27

V O"o9oO' 1HUfSUdY, NOV' Q.
gan" at the Baptist church It is not
necessary for us to state that all the
dynamic force for which Gov. Osborn is
noted will be thrown into this talk, and
that his audience should be limited only
by the size of the church. Owosso is
fortunate in securing him and should
turn out en- masse to greet him.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-10-27

Vance Mccormick predictions of
Democratic majorities in various
states indicate that his partisanship is
keener than his mathematics.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-10
PESQUISAS.

IL nIE ~.,~rln' d.~sl Sah"- "l Ty"ad"
", d,, la~ ref~rnt- -I-uf-Hjc.: Juan r.r'.
ua y 81. r-rD>t ~. Errl'a Martini &c
Rarha. uafi-uS Ge Vita a." NenrIrZ, Is',,'S.
~'IcNrrr. Tr""ru Hr> hLg~ Iru>Ur.n Y
iulja. dc t. aGr- l. pr!mcrJ J lie % IA
~c-uu.i. Lii ui.tuia HulrrIas Gra r'ribi
frr p.lrS rf.-rnu go. Brownsville. TrNH~ 81
lila . DC lrrtl Gn .pl-. Gra':Trarr on
am a IA ,~.'r-n,.r 0Gc M, inform" on
rNscrigsG. pfrrlsr la-nrm"~ 4 >ra- I~.'~!:!-
fa ". BE- juzIup. 80 last Gin. =. A->i'1.
TnAa~. ..-i-H
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-10

Jesus y LUIS Rico rr>pr"i,vdmcHie. uri-I-
naS,pS de- Cabadds. EsfItO &c Nichnacin.
SeyiCo. Soy i>Ir aGrrdIa : 1ece>lip dc
elios q >OSirH, purS ma hiiifa mia IT. Is
aGOS 9 Ia que n" e>fG 3~yutandU actual
ucntr en- Ia nerrsiiaIrS Dc "a yrGi No
9rrezcO rrrUlnpea~a> II GIe ne or5I.'rcio-
re j. rEHHS. Tor CaTScer Ia condos. nero
Al Que 70 ha-l. GC" I.y> =" II Dt-Er. ;gnr
a. dIri-ir IOdcS lDrOrWa> q >ra. Raruy"L To-
res { De rico. santa Rosa, Y. V.
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-10
DESDE MADRID
LA SAL De LAS COSAS

tir a germanoS. bulgaros Y turcos,
ell revoltijo Y confusion de raZas no
iustifica predilecci6n en- este sentido
por ninguno de los bandos. iScra
una guerra politica, una guerra de
~tendencias sociaies, una de:nftiva
liQuiGacion de tiraniaS remanentes Y
va no viables, este que llamamos Ia
| Gran Guerra?
"Por 10 menos. esta eXpiicaci3n
iuStificaria filias, apasionamientoS Y
hasta tobias. Sc ha lanzado, apo
yandolo 70 no Sc como, nj Ell cue
r~ealidades tangibles, este aserio. Ia
Gran Guerra vendria d ser, segun es-
Ia opinion. un cruentO choque de de-
! rechas e izquierdaS, en- Europa. Los
goGiernos centraleS ilamados impe-
rialiStaS, a~spirarian 4 renovar en-
Europa ei ceSarismo Y, en- este SUI
| puesto. los aliados ~manteliendo Y de-
fenGiendo. eli Sagrado depoS!to de los
derechos dA hombre que nos lego Ia
Revolution ~francesar tcnderian 4 eN-
~ r,~.
i0p'' anu "''
''0 : N'S".'""
es atravente, pero no resiSte 4 81
cor-raSta snmarO rOu IN rea!GaG. no
'o''l "s'e So-0 W."
" '0 ~
Z, s.'' ~
opinion 70e'"''SC" F"e ''
mann" t"'l'"S 'f.'" ""'eo '' !"
guerra ' que SCI" ""i'"h". "'uSPs'-
d'entemenFe lie l'S t~eSu''a"99 "e ID
guerra, un Iripuhai ' ira
gleo para auue!Ios hoEnores De am
blcIon Y casco; 'ehgAmoS III '"l0o
oP"eSto' congo Ses"" l0> "'So' ,ote'i
Htehctoh"oos 'EoP"'"q'.e -"ei ''i'
zoIis"'"' e H>a' ,Pt'> all
mentc las ans'aS 'de hpef;aQ' ~ coh-
cleacl3 |depen Aents DE !eS.P2Soto7'
ta$ aectrlnas r~eAeltofaS' toS nue'9S
ldeaies de gonlefAo' 81 emoEioa de
orc de otra Eaao.. fueS eSIa !e&ioA
Sagraaa que Is aeposiIatia ) c"Sl'ala
dc % que t" Il MUM" S"DS'>'3 "'I
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-10
(Por Eduardo Marquina)

Activa neu-TaIdad. "ESta Tue mi
disposition de espiritu desde que CO.
memo Ia guerra. No ME he sentido,
TN dia complete, partidario decidido
de ninguno de los dos adversarios 81
g~antescos. AjustadaS Ell esta indie
cision de mi conciencia-qUe resuIra
de una cadena de rapidas y contra
| rias decisiones-han sido mi actitul
y mi conducta. Por mis- manos han
pasado. s~olicitando mi adhesion, mu-
| chos de los "MenSajes' enviados deS-
de ESpana a los beligerantes. Me he
visto siempre en- ia imposibilidad lie
anaGir mi firma humilde a Ia de tan
tos companeros ilustres que los auto
rizaban. Yea listed: al principle. yo
esta5a lescontento Y I'm POGO aver
gonzado de esta actitud indeciSa de
mi alma. ante Ell problepa de Ia gran
,ataStrofe. POGO a POGO. Desgra-
ciadamente Ia guerra va siendo tan
larga que nos ia tempo para estu-
diarlo TODD. ha>ta las aus de mi
| SECESSION que, de prouto, NE parecia
ahsurda Y para serle d listed compile
tamente franco. inconfeSable. 10
hubiera dado IN dedo de la mano
por sentirme aninado de Ia passion y
Ia fe que animaGa. al principle. j uaaS
Y otros: aliados . german0filos. indis-
tintamente. Pero nj Ia passion. nj "a
fe, surgian de las entranas u pare
recer eSterileS. de mi alma. Eerd2d
es que 20 hablaba POGO con mis- ami
Cos. part.darioS del uHo 0 del oCvo
bandO. porGue los tengo de todos :0s
maticeS. Y evitaba siempre q"e peuia
e. terreno candcnte de la magma DIS
cusi6n. Podia. sin embargo, no cos
tandome abdIcai5n ninguna en- 10
pgefuaGo de mis- convicciones. asen-
.&r q los afglneaosA de IN Y otros
Zen iaNos De sg< sagaeras respectivas.
Va era uH paS6. 70 encontraba al
20 5ueno = nch,e, tigno de amor y
erslacion en- cada una dc las dos
agrupac.ones formidables.
'.Perc. inrcrsamence. cuantos 81
gumentoS iba oyendo aducir por uEo
de los bandos contra ell bando opucs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-10

- SyIlrIraN A-cntes para Ia venIa Dc
IA PEEN~N en- La puJldrtnneS Gs N-uI
t.aitgElc. Arizona, santa M0ayca. Cii.for-
MA. Las personals que - Unforeseen nue-
den Girl-lTSe SnilriIand9- prectu Y .rInul-
clones 4 ~ rEGNSh. pcparJamcni' Dc
A=enIes, vU1 DUID-USa 81, san A".onIo.
Texas s-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-10

gACEHOS 0 toda correction. CSrta= amo-
ro5ss. dc ptdiuIentO. fel.c'iacioneS, c'."arla-
amos. discusses y tpd9 CiSSc Dc I"",iaS
aworCSaS. dr aniveE~Jrtp. ~FLtTihura-. ctC-
prCc,Os rauGcrHG0S. nITII1nSc pOr r"TtN0 a
?. CaIdsrol, Li5 ;. san SABA 81, Sal MILO
MO, Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-10

NSaS $50
bios ~impreyistos, De estas lentitudcs
~forzoSas, dc eSta expectation angus
tiosa, de esta unprecedented del
triunfo: e. obStaculo de los cjGrcitos
en- alud, el principle corrosive del
acero e~strategico, 10 que pasa en- ell
fondo de esta conflagracion gigan-
tesca V quedara de ella, fatalmente,
como piedra filosofal CT el crisol, e,
IN persona humana: el soldado que
piensa. Ia opinion que juzga, recaHa-
cita y Sc p~ronunciara.
".Ahi esta ell drama .vivo de este
aparato desmedido. ambicioso y sa-
criIego.
.Se observa este hccho nucvo; Sc
observa en- unos beligcrantcs Y en-
otros: esta es la incesnita de esta
guerra V ella en- dcfinItiva. ]impondr;i
Ia a V co~ndiciorara ii Victoria. La
persona humana. 81 Sc hGbie'a deci-
dido Il arrollaria. german;a tenla cl
triunfo en- su mano, a las primeras dc
cambio. 81 no cStuviera impregnada
de este que 70 liamo persona huma-
Ina" independents de n~acionalida-
des) hasta ci luciano, Fgauc!a, que
es de I'm impulse mi.itav tan !'lavo Y
fulminco. habria hecho mas que
agazaparse Y r~esislir en- ias trinche-
ras.
Pcro cs que por todas parties oi&o
va decir, hablando dc de esta guerra:
"Parerc mcntira que estemos en- ell
sigio Xxx" Il mi me parece II eNcla-
maci6n dc soTdos Y de ciegos. Por-
cue precisamente es esta guerra. en-
loGos sus Getalles, desde el primer eS-
t.!ido cuya paternidad rechazan to-
dos los beligeranat- hasta los u.ti-
mos dctallcs en- IL . s~anizacijn. eco
nomia intcrna s-fuEcionamlento &c
"!os frcnteS". 10 que me hace cXoia-
mar: "A pesar dc esta guerra y essay
P0' 49,
e9"P' e"Do ~
con D' fo@ -
e..
'tNahdo, d uhoS otF9S- ehIA"iNS'
taS, sc les preSShta Ia N2Sta tt'hJFu'"
actual como uH campo ui'i"I'" PO'
una -ecta' que 20 c.S"a 'e pa'Ic "
pa'te' Y Seguh suS aiItiohc7' sc co'o-
can d u" 'ado 0 q or" oe /" 'ec.%'
20 ES' @"&'o'"oo' d '"'S '""> ''-
l~iGeFahLcS Z" una '"'0'Uui" S"pI'.o'
tic tataiiHaH comoh ' UNIVERSAL L.
- confictG inferno c! que aci"'fa
por lmponerse' "Pf~o'ech"nN9 c. vas
10 ap&falo que u" h3ciohea "S@-'u''''
ron PoF u'H"fn'7''' "'"''co' par" j"
seduction DC una co"'!enda que y" 10
-'e'e "S-'"'"''" - -" No ''E' H"
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-10

HG>En s1r"~ = ~,-Id"urta actual %" ~.
r-~rraru Fusr ~rsnvid 'iari'0ez, hc~ira,l'
f]r-3ia,,g liz TH~r -gSurIa Martinez \ lI
re-,yua que Iatur'Gc dr q con eAtri.iut
- p. -rstIcicl-I re~ s..u rir.SIT inrurr-cs
4 Francisco >ezoyIa Martinez, EcyrS- texas.
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SOLICITUDES

Sc NECESITNN NNEROS-Mlna &c ciaco
pies dc carbon. Gucn tHabaio, mina >sra,
caSas c6mOGaS. buena aqua ' e>cueia pi-
blira. No pagamCS ~tranSpOric. Trdtli0 Sc
euro. Tomen ii FL GprrOcarrll Missouri,
Kansas Y rTexas. Independence Mining 70.
PEcI3D TrNas. T-tS-!J.
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ALOUILERES

Sc RENTA cusrtO aproptado para orJcina c
taller. en- 6i3 DOlOrOSa 81. lngOrman eE las
oTIctnaS de Ia PIlENSA o en- Ia IleuG3 de
Wg Bros. ESuuiu4 Nam Y Travis.
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~parentesco csniritual, 81 yo acertara
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a esta parte, la clara fisonomia de
Madrid?
Van a abrirse comsiores de 20
bres en- todos los districts de la CAPT.
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Additions Made to
Plant of Goodyear
Auto Tire Company

The constantly growing demand "a,
cord tires has compelled ~ 20 greatly In.
crease oar facilities Tor making uaod.
ear cords, stated 1. @ Roekhli. man.
nKNf ~ the automobile tlra Department
q lhs neeatesf IRE and Ruhhsr som.
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
Captain Ford Says
Auto Makers Will
Aid Air Service

Aeroplanes with roomy, upholstered
bodies. windshlclda and All the comforts
Of tho modern motor car. with tho add.
tlonnl convenience OF the wireless teie
graph, arc now IN USE IN Europe. Captain
Archibald y. Ford, Of the Royal Flying
corps, Great Britain, says Captain Ford
who II on leave OF absence from tho
British army. il visitor IN Detroit.
Captain Ford has been IN tho aerial
service OF his country since the beginning
Of the war Ills visit to tho United State,
y unofficial. but Is In the interest OF
aircraft
Captain Ford visited Henry Il. JOY,
president or tho Packard Motor car
company. and a director 81 tbs Aero
club Of America. and went With him 10
sec the Packard aviation field near MI.
Clemens, Mich. lilo said that his interest
~ the aeroplanc Is scientific and not
commercial.
Captain Ford II clasaod rs a "sknled
observer" Ills work consisted OF flying
81 height OF ip,o0o feet over German
ana Austrian Inca mailing maps.
and signalling by wireless 10 the British
gunnorH. twelve or fifteen miles away
lie Gays che work Of skilled observer. I,
20 accurate that BY following their ale
rails, summers arc enabled 10 explode
shells Ia The enemy's trenches within five
attempts