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The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
OFFERS PARKING
SPACE FOR 1000
AUTOMOBILES FREE

Deprived ~ parking facilities In
fhe downtown section of Detroit
thru police commis-Ioner Couzens'
new order which to0k effect Monday
morning scores ~ motorists nocked
20 the irking sheds ~ tho Gratiot
Central market. between Russell
and RlOpeile-sts which have been
thrown open ~ the public by Ben
B Jacob. secretary ~ the market
The shedt which are paved OK
fend thru from Gratot 10 HiEh.st.
and are of modern steel and brick
construction. affordinE machines am.
PIE protection from The elements
The police department is TO b~
asked for number % trafar on.
GERS to look after fhe parking ~ cars
0n these premises
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

fSt1T C1IrcsDcndeHt Cniteq press }
WASHiNG GTO%. NoF -, -Anhas
-ador Gerard s.il take back 10 Ger
many next 8eeh America las' word
In Tho submarine situation Tbs.
vU, include no;ice of the admin s'ra
tiou plan 80 10 no more nCre Tr
lrg. q there is ans German ISOLATION
of suDu arine var pledge He 7.
DO n 4 position 10 inform me Ger
man authorities pr.sately tna' tfr
nited states intends 90 carr u4'
her su- sex noic rhreai of hreak.a-
relations Z violations arise
Gerard hers 'oday vas booked fe-
luncheon ultl German Ambss>a4.r
Won Bernstorn. strictly social mat
t.r and for aarlv con ferences wit0
President wilson and state depart
mont oflclals 10 expected ,p tals
ta ta,e department otnc.al, atop'
uh.t ne know ~ the German mind
concerning su1marining ikew'
~ peace poss 1ilities and CONNER
eiaI DiRas Tor after the war
The time for Gerard's engasemen'
With the president vas indefinite 'o
the presidents cold "a better and
vnl not interfere with The confer
eBce
since the presidents return from
SHADOW Lawn he has received im
mediatety from Secretary ansinR
syery scrap OF information reoeive1
~ the state department on the re-.
cent German .ubmarine activities
A. the same time, A new policy -
absolute silence on the suomarina
problem has oeeu inaugurated bo'h
A. tho state depart meut and 'h'
White House
Cmcisls have trowned on report
both IN ibis country and abroad that
a beat crisis" was developing
The searching inquiries made b.
this government into the different
,inkinEs ty submarine during th'
Last month have revealed the fact
that The government is intent upon
determining definitely whether The
German government has embarked
uuon a rev campaign erdangerlna
reI assurances given at the time q
tie sussex sinking
some OF the reported sinKnes
were found 10 have been justified
Others arc still 10 be cleared W
The terse statement made hy a
hph state department orlcial last
week tnai tho United states VIII not
indulge In correspondence % any
And in he event German submarine
commander break Germgny's
pledges. lt became known todH
voiced the unanimous sentinenN oi
oiheI officials " Wa made clear
however. that merelt apparent 7io
Nation ~ pledge would no. b. sgrT
ls.cnt to make drastic action irnmc
lClafely NECESSARY The adminiF'rs
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
BV JOHN H. HEARLET.
tSf1f CorrespoHdent Untfed PreSs

ROME NOV 81 Firmer consoli
cation of ali orces for an even
more vigorous conduct o, The war
vi.l probably result from a discus
on o' Itslys part in the struggle
1rected 10 b. oiecipitated inmedt
st-iy after converting of The cham
h-r O., deputies for the coming se-
-3Cn
The Socialist leader Turs'i has
announced rha Immediately after
rhe conyenirg * the chamber 70
El demand that Italy make N im.
mediate peace There Is every ,n-
lIc8tion 'ha- 1e viii b. ssvageh
uacked FOR such a suggestion and
lar al, forces viii unite aeaiHs'
Mm in approving continuance o'
.As war and gre1ter yigor 90 trails g
tarricips spcu
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
TIMES WILL
FORM SAFETY
FIRST CLUB

National Saf--y councils Dettoi.
branch. has ndorsed The Times
plan, declartnz hat + - WORTH lf
the support of anyone who has ar
heart The reduction IN thc mum ber
of deaths and injuries thai car Do ate
trbgted 10 -a~eiessuess or lack 81
effective iHst- .-'ions in the preyen
fior of accidents
Safety f-~r eork has bee- 81 RED
or eith .ome success in Detroit
said Nr Eaton "but there t. room
.or mpch greater ac,iuty Ir act.
g campaign " education canng'
assumed 70 have accompli he'd
Purposes until 'he number ~ a.et
dents and deaths in places 20 .m
IAoyr~nt md og Tho streets ha.
h"en reduced 20 positive miu
mum"
The member hip % TIE Time.
Safety Firr club IS hot Iiu1ed a
individual Employers rt9 .r.
anyioub tC kesp ere mnd
then WORK o. 'he reed 0f .1trerrN
'wc mar uhscriba the nan " the
frm tho represent Individuals ubo
sro not emnoters and are devoted
80 f1o safety first camraign purely
iron r humrnitarian standpoint wili
ai.n Do welcomed 20 the member.
ship
So . Helm rho Sc conrersant
/ i'h safety ar-t propaganda IN all
iis details VIII be in charge % the
organization work
Recommendations and suggesuons
which we're aven IN addresses hy
safety first experts o. national rep
\ utaiion. in the recent safety con.
greFs held iu Detroit in tie Hotel
4 Sfstler. viii be included boz - a.
ucles thar Will bs published froii
week 10 week IN The Times. They
will not be confined 20 any one aelc
II activity. for lt IS patent that ths
! it'le boy who answers the cry OF
"cash" IN a department store b. d.
serving of the same wholesome
con liberation and protection a. me
higher alaricd operator who STAND.
az powerful machine
The scope of "a safety campaign &,
dimcuit % description because o,
its magnitude Danger turks almost
everywhere Tho common impres
!, SION that hazards exist only in hig
I factories has long been dissipsted
The person who CROSSES tha street
faces danger the one who enter.
IN elevator is In danger. there &,
Cangcr in street cars and motor
cars. A. isr A. II is possible. al
!, these problems are covered in seI
j Of clear, concise statement. }hs,
fcrtp a valuable education I'm tb,
study Of preventing accidents end
accidental deaths
Il Detroit. Eiil us immens, indus
uies and wonderful growth must
take effective steps 10 meet The OBJ
! legations Of great city one n
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
YEGG'S GUN FAILS
TO WORK; OFFICER
LANDS HIS MAN

Fred Holmes. who says ne Is a
stranger in Detroit and halls from
Syracuse. was arrested while trying
20 tap the safe In the clothing store
ot IIiram Goldbcfg. No e73 MIchi.
gan ave, early Monday morning.
Hugh Quinn. a probationary pa
irolmau, was passing the store when
be sap q mysterious figure AZ the
safe &c forced his way IN The
man working AZ the safe turned and
snapped his revolver AZ the patrol.
man II did not explode and Quinn
arrested the man
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

Ll such mi,2r2=that is TERRIBLE Ptt
Do vas Rumanias choice. Rumania
played Niih IRE too long and Is
row getting burned
"Hoo soon do YOU expeet 10 set
20 Bucharest the German genera
Was ASKED
'no We want Bucharest" he re
,Yonded Immediately Every time
ee take charge of city we have
-o rVe1 ths population We are not
tothered by that question-we are
soldiers Our task is 10 destroy the
Ruuanian army and that We are
doiug as best We can"
May ask another question. ex.
ocueucy J ySntured
The generals eyebrows moved Nd
and down and his eyes looked out
sharply a. only Won Falkenhayn's
ewes can o. lie nodden assent
When viii the Rumanisn army
d. destroyed :" I asked
A few omcers standing nearby
smiled But Won Falkenhayn looked
straight a. his Questioner a. ne
said
Rain or snow. a railroad acci.
dent, OF most anything can destroy
The best made plans. | have been
IN this war two and e half years and
can say the only certain thing about
ir Uncertainty. am only cer
,sin 81 one thing-and that is that
~ NIL win
Seated across from HIS excellency
Nss his chiet-of-stafr Turning next
10 him for comment on the Ruman
IAN operations about Craiovs. he re.
.r0nded In the warfare here the
csyslry goes forward Ike snake
over new territory-vith its sanEs
cEt and waving IN The air when
hose fangs encounter an obstacle
thew are drawn into the snakes
mouth Then, after a while, the
tsHgs reappesr and the snake con.
unues
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

snel thu. The company eNaggcrai
cs statements and promises are
practically impossible Of fulhincnt
The News. ~ course. doesn't Say
'hsf ts iycrtslns department Vas
gwen his snmr Information Os The
members OF the Detroit stock eI-
change teyorai weeks ago. aud 70
also neElects 20 point out thar the
test OF legitimacy Of stocS proposi
t.on-indCrseucnt by the state So
curitics comm.ssiDn--wa~ always
lvaliable The sale OF stock was
Illegal because the muission
hadn't indorsrt the proposition rhe
News know ihia auf still printed sac
company. farlns sdyortis en"nts.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
CITY HARD
HIT By COAL
SHORTAGE
ocon,inued from Psse one,

trice IN such transactions amount "a
as u1uch a- $40 per ton he de-
ciares.
According to superintendent. the
only Trims which ena 1lel The light.
Inns commission I'd. continue 'o cper.
ste in matter that WOull serve the
entire city was the kindness of Alex
Dow. ~ the Edison Illuminating
company During the period when
he embargo was ir eject, Mr. Dow
let the commission purchase from
his company enough fuel 70 keep The
wheels IN motion.
The Edison nlum mating CO. has
reserve supply Of 5000 or 50, o0o
tons states Misterskv in manner
which indicates that a private cor
porauon las prepared itself FOR an
emergency While the municipality
controlled department has been DOT
so farsee ns
Thousands og dollars have been
speut in buyins .uel a. prices high
er than the cen ract tgurs. because
the contractors ysre uaS5le 70 fur.
nish as with sufficient coal during
he time rhe embargo was In e.
.ect~ says Miste-sky's letter The
contrac. price vas $50 per ton
We have had 20 pay from $50 70
$40
The capacity tor receiving coal
o. The present slant Is four car
loads per day Abog, three carloads
Of coal are 6eias used daily In
les there s. shipment every "A
hours, the operation ot the lighting
system IS affected Daily delivery
under present conditions Is im-
possible
The number - arc lights in
trcets ~ Detroir has been ia.
creased by iSi IN ne last year
With the annexation 90 now terri.
tory as 5ecreeI by he voter. n
The last election The -otal number
will BE vastly increased. Mistersky
4Ff idEFe tt4aa rll ttLdl lhtAl4.-r>
must 5e acquired Or the comnis-
sion will have 70 build an entire
new plant. a. .he cost - hundreds
OF thousands % dollars and dis
mantle the present central station.
if int7 suh-stAtion
The commission has endeavored
70 purchase add ronsl land from the
Campau estate The site desired Is
on the west sid og Rando'ph-st.. be
tween the Detro river and the az.
.ey south Of Atwater-st. The board
Of estimates allowed $50 900 for the
Purchase OF mis- land bar the Cam.
fau estate declined to sell az that
9gure
Corporation Counsel Dingemau
declares he IS Tot certain whether
condemnation Proceedings can be
instituted 10 acquire This land for
the city
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Says Love Marriage
Is Vulgar" and Low

CLEVELAND. o. Nov 2T--Cupid
-laggerrd today-the result Of a rap
handed him by Prot r. Cutler.
Who handles sociology for Western
Hesertc.
Love alono "a basis for mar
rage is vulgar and low" said Cutler
10 'hc Benedlcts' club of a churrfL
Love Is potent divorce cause
Other countries are rapidly abandon.
ing The Illusion OF love"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

t---r--,,iii r-.n ttttt,- tt' 90 5ie~ ih any
igasJries made Hnd be absolutely
certain ot fSoi~ nrst
AItho Official, refused 70 talk pub
lcl, of She 0mius interview be-
.tNeen 81. Gerard and the president,
\. was sait on he best authority
tcdss that ,se ambassador tc Ger
many viii 5r acquainted with cVer>
.oc.sn ln coprccuon with the pres
en-, SITUATION md thar be VIII he
tola In ,Tec. tNs, another Sussex
case would hriu- bout Tie most
serious situation thRt has ariscn be
tween Germany and -he United
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
eraaaart Comes to erI.f

John -. Dutton Dragged TO the
wrong person OF how he "neecod"
William Orenduf. an old soldier. OF
valuable gold watch and $3.50 IN
exchange for brass watch. II wss
Orenduff's son. Charles, 10 whom no
was gloating over the trade. and
Charles. with Thomas Lynch. anoth.
cr youth, who had been charged with
the theft, waylaid Dutton and took
the watch and money away from
him. They we're discharged in tho
recorders ceurt.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
SUBMARINES
LURK OFF UNITED
STATES COAST
Continued from Page oaep

Bermuda it is quoted A. follows
Government Station Hamilton s.
F 81 " ,c4l for all B-its1 me~
chant vessels Government war;
ilE begin German suomar.u--
may be met anywhere in ne Al
,anlc -pec.aly vest of SD degree.
west show no uuneceS sar- 1slt-.
Avod alI trade routes and ronyerF
INK points.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
$4,000 Pledged for New Building

More than $4,000 was pledged at
the evening services OF Sccvel Me-
mortal Presbyterian church as par
OF pledged fund OF s40.lls for tho
building ot new church audito.
rum The pastor. the Rev James
n. Jeffrey, organized the church in
1893 The present auditorium viii
seat only 750. while the member
ship now numbers loo. Work on
the new building will begin in tho
spring II will cost 100000 and will
adjoin the present building.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

.actO EOFFTuWeu, 10 sending every
Carranzlsta soldier available into
Mexico 70 tho relief OF The besiee,d
city
From Santa nuena Ventura the
garrison of 30 CsrranHstas g. being
Withdrawn. together WITH ttc garrl
sons ~ Namiquipa, Clsas Grandes
and Guzman numbering about 100
men each. These reintorcemenfs
arc 9t.ng rushed north on he Mex
icau Norihwestarn railway 20 Jua
rez. where 'hey Will be- transferred
20 the Mexican Central and started
south
Gonzales announced today that
Cen Maycotte. win 3.50o O. facto
troops. q making forced march
,uorth from santa Rosalia 20 aid The
teleaguercd garrison Because
every bridge south ot Chihuahua
city has been burned. Gonzales de-
clares it viii take several uays Tor
Narcotic forces 90 reach that city.
\ band of VIUsfas under the
Murga brothers were az Bachineyas
TWO days ago and are nov headed
FOR the border. according 70 = re-
port made 10 Gonzales
This Is the df'l day % ,hc battle
'or posscssion on Chihuahua City,
rhc key 10 Northern Mexico In
spite OF every effort by Dc facto
osicials no word ~ the fate or Gen
! rrevino and his garrison has leaked
out since noon saturday
That Villa with HE forces r. still
( cncifcling the city "a certain.
Losses In the four day assault
were extremely heavy on both sides.
according to reports reaching the
border. Cannot estimate losses"
read one message. but the streets
OF the city are Rlled with dead.
I impossible m pick up the wounded
/ because OF inccssant firing. Many
/ buildings thruou' the city damaged
by shell fre
During the early attacks Saturday
vnlistss penetrated north Of the
city proper and maintained a foot
/ hold for time in Sarco-aye.
Machine gun FIRE hurled them
! back A, another time the bandits
gained the church OF Santurio de
Guadalupe on the ives tside Of the
city Shells from ~ millimeter
GUNS demolished the church and
Carranzista cavalry scattered the
survivors.
Altho the telegraph wires are
open 10 Corral. within 10 miles OF
the state capital, since yesterday.
the military operator at Corral In.
formed Gen. Gonzales at Juarez that
no refugee had reached him. a
messenger sent from the end Of the
line into Chihuahua City has not
/ returned.
In United states department on
cial circles here today II was stated
/ that chihuahua City was In state
Of Siege or messcngers would have
brought news. 81 the same time II
was declared certain that villa has
lot Jet captured the city.
United States secret service men
here declare that the possibility ~
IN attack upon Jdarez within few
weeks is ioomin, big
Two deserters from Salazar =
hand told tho government agents
that Salazar announced To his tol.
lowers before the attack upon Chi
huahua City began that he bad been
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

these nhliralaas l. Id, profession
of the lives uf lts residents.
safety drst iss slogan 'hf 15S
swept the country us benefit, have
been feit. 5ut BE- rmt ', fs gen-
IT'S has nor been attained
To strive to reach rai amf ''
bring the work ,o fne tgst PIN
rscig of efecfi,ensss- s--.s '.' naIt'i
az The Times safety .FNrst c'ab
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
SCOUT CRUISER
CONTRACT LET TO
SEATTLE FIRM

WASHINGTON. Nov. :7-The
navy paItmrut today awarded
contract for one scout cruiser TO tho
Seattle Construction company. for
{te7b00o, with delivery in 80
months
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Sir Knlah,a Attend Church

Eighty members Of thc Detroit
Commandery. No. ! knights Tcmp
lar. attended a special service CIV
on for them in The First tniver4a.
list church. Casa and Forpst-avcs
Sunday night The knight were
under the command ~ Eminent
Commander Harry Hsnford and
Capt Gen. r. J. Robinson.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
MOTORISTS
AND POLICE
COOPERATE
,CoatipasS from PaEe ouel

downtown streets appeared 20 have
J wiaeued hy ~ least % feet Mouday
morning soon after the order ot 20
Iuca Comm.sslou-- CouIens prohio.
rung and otherv wise regulating the
ps-kluE c' automobiles went into
effect
On streets vhicn heretofore bad
! been lined on both sides With mo
or cars more uaoroken dow Of
,rafc was noticed. and N most
cases ears wore running TWO and
even three soreast before the
parking reputation ~ Commissioner
Coufers became eTec. i've. 4 single
f,s line worked l's Way slowly thru
tae open spAcs let, between parked
automobiles and street car tracks
Indications were -as' thH police
7 c~rars would nave lIe serious
trouble IN enforcing 'ha new regg
/ laaors althc understanding are
,e-,a.r 10 -e,g'' n ar Increased ac
rvi-y ou The par- Of the police tow
ing squad
Cada.ac-s7 ard RAsl'F-aFe me
tvc places whore psrflHS as per
ur--8 h-uo a- GaE were NOT
H14 their rg- et rs.. early
.r ,h. mr-n.rR Parking 5 bo~ per.
r'..a .a --s- ''I-'s .'' F''.'1
'a. 'f.era'h- enc a'- ''''tH 'l
motorists 'ad aston ' ~,
machine" . h SAGE ok ''''''. .'' q
--i
i'.s'. P' i'' 60
as -ao MS 10"
chine Noi' ave- 2 pr
"'~ ''" '
a'
N a''i.a'n 2.
~ 4N ~ "'
a"r- ..1'i.' res 'I .a'
'''-'''' u''
hf ip'ns o. '' o-
tt- were h
az. iAi ..'
' stores mere '-
'aHi i'-
a--
|r i'"N' 'i Ii' ilh'
ot ahA hrfi market
parked H- H'iai be-
1872 .r~ -p .o-o'a@- AXE
7-.so .Nta "a" stand
a CERTAIN r.Ns H' ordinance
ooI in Hn'rnken ines .H 'he 'f't.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
ann ARBOR JAIL
BIRDS ARE FLOWN
Pair Saw and Dig Way Thru
Wall With Butcher
Knife

ANN ARBOR. Mich Nov. 81
With an eightlnch butcher knife
nicked on the blade and used as a
saw. Joe Maxey. "a. robbeI, and
James o'BrIen, "a, alleged holdup
men, last might 1awed and dug a
hole thru bricx wall IN the county
iail here and escaped County on
rers are combipg the section for
the men.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
JOSEPH BROOKS,
THEATRICAL
MAN, KILLED

NEW YORK. Nov 27-Ioseph
Brooks. well known theatrical pro.
ducer either 'nll o~ IQmped from the
oisnlh noor ~ an uptown ayartme =
house early today lie was in
stsuty Killed
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

ordered by VIII 10 come north
fter taking thc capital and capture
Juar,7
Le-a than 800 men are garrison
INK Juarez AZ present
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
RUMANIANS
ENACUATE
ALEXANDRIA,
,Cartinoes fro~ Psge ousp

Gnc rcloe movement around Ctsa'H
/ land Tu-nu-Sevsnn reaoh.n owe c
Z Craiova. jr VAS regarded a. certain
Iihe Berlin ofHcisl reports wouIt have
chroaic.ed big up.sras ~ men and
supple, hermoge b. , Brown
here that be Rumau.ar- sulcss led
N removiHs an ~ se artillery
from Cra'ovs before that cir, tau
into ne hands ot ;he cncmv
ore other source - hope Nss fha
report from German cc-resp nierts
q, Won Fslkenhayrs arldausg'srS
thsi further prusress cetond Ae Air
V8s della, ed because o' tac cond.-
ton ~ The roads
Both q these 5irs ~ new led
II 'lftsry experts here 20 reco0>t-u~
story ct Al ORDERLY retreat % he
RumAnian forces f-oA ts, n1i- en-
vh,ch two arms ~ the TeutoH!c
tcrces are Now eKe~lnE pressure.
There was no disposition Lcwsvtr.
tc sisggise tho fac 'ha, Ruuln.a IS
stul peril7ush placed it 81 were
summer weather and Z ne terrain
were nct rain soskel or muddv fyou
lalf frozen slush he crossing %
,ht Daaloe ~ 'he Teu.ou'c forces
"a az etcrt ,o tur7 tbe sans 90 re
EUnanlsrs might prove .1c-es>s8l
A il is iheir presence on Ruusn.sn
soil cons ltutes "A ever present.
Iaensce
Repor,s here saw ,hs' number
cf AHed avatc-s have Tee sed B
charest z, is believed also ta3t
Russia has by this zine poured
heavy rei7 sorcemerts irtc Rurar.l.
probably including Ia-Ee number
q cannon IRE greatest rard-eap
which the Rumsniars have had was
their lack of aerial scouts f0 seek
on, and rePo-- th+ -1rt ~ enci-cl-g
movement uhtch have fo-u ed tr-
basis for von Falsanhay.' eucrsss.
Their ar,i1er~ slso has 'een out
ranged 5y ,he Germans A- nearly
a. can - estimated here ,rpm or
cial statements o1 both sides. th-
ha'le line In Ruuania noe rms
pproT.msta'y ron. the TraI sylvan.
;aD Alps. north of Camp south
westward 70 point somewhere
about Romir1 Fai~u Follow 1g
southsard doTr he Ait, .Ae Ruman
ians apparently ho'd ' % a point
sllgatly east % Slatina Eastward
again thls line runs 20 q point "A
little north o. Alexandra Herr
the Rumanian- are AZ g-ip- with no
forces which ossed The Danube
In az Effort 20 turn their Hank ~tl
,urfhsr east along this southern
fro0t G1rgiu. wa-r. attempt has
been made t0 force crossing or
tla Danube b. tne Bulgarian Ger
nan forces This point g. rare 90
miles due south of Bur aart-r
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

person. that ners4n hc.ng Mm,
Roslka Schwimmrr she wrnt to Am-
stardaHil where her husband fa'nNE
lived ana remained there lntl she
returned 10 America.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
PROSECUTOR
STARTS PROBE
OF HARBOUR CO.


Jar m mo-" 7u'oiAo'''' ~''" p'ul
All maNe them rl,h
investors ~oo'a 'a''''lsa''
'lose back ~ su'h An IhaeF''N'i-'
ta' many or '1'o 90 NOT iH'l ar"
told thA' th.s man oF ih"i ono pr"
noting he cowpfny va tNm's'F
'a tHis or 'hai ''f- -anN no' f'al-
.1ih- 'h'i these 'H.io"s nave mertp
Na " taste o' me au'omo"iI' game
ad age no" dead ones
Personally. don snow any
i7E t'''' these fellows "r me
.''i f''. 'Al a- e manu- ''4'' >
.ooN af o. 'hr promises 'h"l a -
aNlrs are 'mpo'sfa'r OF ''iH'i'
i"'n.
thi+ i7 'ir ar~' i.A" NJ 'nt nus
.a-y ot he fH''.a"'4' 'i'1S' ~ 'h4'
'nnpaa'rr nav" 'ah'h >''h "''''"
'n H'"iihs s''eN w ''.' p amer '''"
rsnl'N are not''hE l' 'o
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at4 no I'hFt nov ~ 80 l'a'
4tt r,t fook tntO this matter as TIE
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ut. ,.ttbdre, our 9dyerf sing
from All tho papers eTcept ne
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str-g oortrar IN fEe faw His vall
/ FOLLOWS
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WsYn" Mich NOV Z' ~
! rcfro-f Times
! Detroit Mich
! Dear slr n rurnored here TODAY
/ that a4ae u the hEht you ar'
I making against the establishment 81
/ tho Ifarroun plant al thiA place fo'
] tbe hfnef' and 20 satia'y sorne dis
! Erf0fesi brokers N y0ur town fhh
! ~ fy4rroun ~ seriously considerins
l rr,rIug hIa plant out 81 The state n
I Toledo. Dhjo
YoH wflI recall that this - exactly
I what the overland dif BY reason 81
/ unjust and malicious attacks by IN
scrup4lout papers that were onll
ssekiug notaristy a. the eHpense o
,ks psoi,, toon fou mnst I'm. n,onl mo-
posed - Re ths voice ., tho p.opl'
ns,,ai, IT. ,oss7 s 'psnsNv gsrs w, bsrs ~ ~ !"
wayne today for m. purpose % n
=, @"Fayss'ii.r's e. ~ upnr. 20 wo,Id NJ"
have a pack % hounds ~ his heels al
great lndH.try ths. 1o1id brYn.