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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-11-04

Six Water Lilies-six we'll formed
girls all expert; swimmers and divers:
Homer B. Mason and Marguerite
Keeler presenting the one act play,
"Married"; and. the English musical
comedy favorites, Clark and Hamil-
ton, in a "Wayward Conceit," will be
on the Orpheum bill next week.
Other acts will be Chester Spencer
and Lola Williams in Putting It
Over; the Boudini Bros, accordeon-
lists; the famous dancer, Mile. Sabina
and the Coincidence. Mary Melville.
Also the popular Orpheum Travel
Weekly and the usual concert orches-
tro by the 0rpheum orchestra.
On Tuesday night election returns
by private Western Union wire will
be given before the show, between
the acts and after the show until the
general result is. shown.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-11-04
PLUMBERS WINNING

LANCASTER. Pa, Nov. s.-Em-
ploying plumbers are signing the new
wage scale and the prospects are .ap-
parently good that the strike that has
been on for some time will soon re-
suit in complete success. The new
working conditions call for an eight
hour day and Al cents per hour.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-11-04

Tom Nawn and Hal Davis, who are
this season making their initial joint
starring tour at, the head of their
own organization, will appear at the
Lyceum theater, Nov. 6, and 8. The
stars have selected from their roper
toire four one-act plays which they
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-11-04
DRIVERS WANT INCREASE

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s:-Drivers
employed by two large firms, to the
number of $50, are on strike for a
wage readjustment. They have been
receiving SIS a week from April to
September 80, and $14 the rem aiming
months. They are asking SIC a week
during the winter season.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-11-04
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Inserted by William Bernard. Amount to be ,5aid $685.

Dear Sir:
! AS the nominee receiving, the
largest number of votes at the
primary election for the office of
Representative for the Fifty-ninth
Legislative District in the state
legislature, respectfully ask your
support and vote at the general
election Tuesday, Nov. 18th.
have been a resident of Duluth
and St. Louis County for twenty-five
years, am hfty-four years old, born in
Minnesota, raised on farm and know
what it means to work for living. ,
1 have served two terms as alder
man in the city of Duluth and one
term in the legislature. My record 10
open for inspection and will, | be-
Eeve, recommend me for. reelection
to the legislature. During the last ,es:
sion supported and voted for county
option. universal suffrage, semi. month
ly pay day and opposed county divi-
sion: l also supported and voted for
all labor legislation, good roads and
economical state administration.
I Assuring you of my desire to serve
YOU to the best of my ability, I re-
main, *-f. -
:. Respectfully,
- -. WILLIAM 4. BERNARD.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
GIRL STRIKER
DEFIES JUDGE

One more striking cigar girl was
found guilty OF contempt Of court
by Judge Charles b Collngwood, d,
Tuesday morning Celia Okroy, con
victed OF throwing eggs at Anna
Siefert, one OF the girls who had
chosen 10 remain at work, was ad-
monished by the Judge. She was
allowed TO go 10 her home. 10 re
turn for sentence oct q. the last
day OF Judge Collingwood's term IN
the Wayne county circuit.
Summoning her before his bench,
Judge Collingwood asked Anna II
she would obey the injunction until
that time.
NO" said Celia. who was entira-
ly self-possesSed and defiant. in spite
OF her dimiuutive stature.
Judge Collingwood chose to ignore
this and dismissed her Seven other
girls, convicted OF contempt. have
teen told TO appear at the same
time for sentence.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Judge Connolly Says
He Would Welcome
An Opportunity
MAKES GOOD
ON HIS "HUNCH"
Gillespie's Resignation
Was FOrecasted BY
Candidate

Judge william r Connolly is will
ing 10 appear upon the came plat
form with Mayor Oscar e Marx TO
discuss questions OF policy upon
which the mayoralty campaign is
being based
Altho he did not state outright
that he would meet the mayor in
debate. Judge Connolly told report
ers Monday night that, having been
invited by the Board OF Commerce
to make known bis views upon civic
affairs at meeting OF the board, he
wAs willing TO have the mayor pres.
ent at the same meeting. The mayor
also has been invited to talk before
the organization.
Judge Connolly delivered two
speeches. Monday night
Ordinarily, II IL said that men
scramble TO get into public office
II seems. from recent occurrences I'm
Detroit, some men are scrambling
TO get out"
Sarcastic. witty, and serious in
(COntinued on Page Nine.D
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
FOrest-ave. Disaster
Stirs City Officials
To Action
CAR CREW AND
GATEMAN FREED
Inquiry Into Death of
Nine May Start
Thursday

CltH officials and aldermen are all
talking and planning d campaign 10
eliminate grade crossings. because
Of the fatal collision al DeQuindre-
~ II became apparent. Tuesday
morning that the city will make an
aggressive effort for more grade
separations under the charter amend.
nent giving the council power over
public service corporations.
Corporation Counsel Dingeman an.
uuunced that he would undertake
the elimination OF as many grade
crossings as possible without delay
by virtue of the amendment, which
was adopted in the August primary
Aid Schemansky had prepared a
resolution asking the city 10 use
the amendment 10 force grade sep
aration al Dequindre-st or compel
the Grand Trunk railroad 10 get on
the street entirely AID Barnett was
the first with a resolution in this
line Hc prepared one demanding
su Investigation of the causes OF the
horror end steps TO prevent It's re-
rurrence
Schemansky Ia not disposed to
stop AT The legal aspects OF the case
lie cares little that the state rail.
road commission now has charge OF
the proposed $, ,paration al Dcquin
drc-st He says the commission has
let the question drag for two years
and that he city should act, now
that Il has the legal power
If We cannot take the proposed
separation from the state commits
sion, We can at least abandon the
plan for a yiaduct ana make the
Grand Trunk quit the street dc.
clared the alderman
DiuEeman explained that he had
worked insis,ontly FOR moro grade
separations. Int that his hands had
been tied by an agreement. made
~ Years agc. whereby railroads en-
toring Detroit are required 10 eN-
pend only 100000 a year on grade
separations
The roads ;re doing this" said
Dingeman. but nevertheless. sue.
cceded in getting thru the west side
separation now think the city can
get similar action on the east side
under the public utilities amend
CContinued on Page Nine)
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Dear WW-Dear Theodore
LoUe Feast Seen By Democrats
AS Grand d"Crow Eating Contest"

NEW YORK. Oct pepite all
sorts of rumorS regarding slpups.
the property man in charge of the
Dear VIII and Dear Theodore drama.
20 be- tagged tonight al the Cnlon
league club. insisted today hc would
be able 10 produce some 4SG pounds
of OK and about l70 pounds o.
hopc-to.be president az The clubs
reception to Coy Hughes tonight.
EN-rresideut William Howard
Taft confessed 10 2tt pounds upon
arriving hero today from New Hav
eli tie leads former President
Theodore Roosevelt by some sc
pounds.
The evenings Meeting between
Taft and Roosevelt will be tho nrst
time they have reached speaking
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
LURED TO DEATH
BY MARRIAGE AD

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct D.
The promise OF marriage lie believed
10 have lured Mrs Ann ct John, 80,
OF Mayfield, y. Y. 10 her death In
a lonely forest AZ the edge OF this
city, according TO Sheriff Berry
John AlertOn, who says his home is
In Ashtabula. O.. is held in Jail
charged with the crime IAtters
found al the Commerce hotel, where
Mrs 81. John is said TO have stayed
the night previous 10 the killing. in
dicate that Mrs St John came here
TO meet Aerton. after a correspond
ence between the two had been es
tablished by a matrimonial bureau.
Alerton is believed TO have slain
her TO obtain her money.
A revolver said 10 have been pur-
chased by Alerton at a local store
was found in a package which he
left at a grocery. In the same pack.
age was a woman's handbag This
has been Identified as the property
OF Mrs St John Alerton has been
employed on farm short dis
tance from where the body was
found by two boys Sunday morning
II developed today that Alerton.
under the name OF James Allen. mar
ried Mrs. ST John at the county
clerks Offlce here Sept 20.
Martin Harig AZ whose farm Aler-
ton has been employed, said that
Alerton had acted strangely since
last Friday Harig found a woman's
coat and hat In a shed These have
also been identified as having been
worn by Mrs ST. John
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Mississippi Senator
Says Record Is
First One
SECOND is THE
FIERY COLONEL
Hughes Seen AS Third
Assurance of
Victory
JOHN sHNRr WILLIAMS
ny IT. o. WEITSCHAT.

4 - d. .
- ~ p1.'''' 80 i'e'' ''' 1'"'oS'
" Ni-i>'i 'ir~'>''' M''hr "c'' o..
United States Senator John Sharp
Williams, OF Mississippi. who came
here 70 deliver the chief oratior al,
a.. r
,..'S three uls reasons "Hi'H make
Inn CERTAIN 'ha' w ""u'"" NIISoh
M''' u' ree'''''' president OF me
= in,'a 9'a''s.
ne ntS' on" - p E'neral sum
'nIhs up '' 'h' regime oi me nation 3
'nlel 'N''"'i''.
ne mas ku'u'a our progress Win
9't'"' nAH"' ana me T's ui'S speak
TOT 'n'"'S'''''' Sa'u me merry south
'rh'r' az ne 'oyel win some toast
III me ho''' N'u'' 'h'S morning.
ne o"9 initiated moro 'ohSiru'-
,''' ana progressive legislation 'han
,'', ~ WI " ~ '''. ""''"" ~ ''''
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

PARIS, Oct. "A German attempt
against French positions east of
Combles was quickly repulsed by the
French last night, # was offlclally
announced today Elsewhere. with
the exception OF a rather violent ar
tillery duel In the region of RAN
court. the night passed quietly on
the Somme front.
The Germans attempted 10 de-
bouch from St Pierre Vast wood.
but were caught by French artil-
lery and mitrailleuse fire and thrown
back 10 their starting point. The
French took some prisoners.
LONDON, Oct. 3. - bulgarian
forces have attacked the Rumanian
army that crossed the Danube and
invaded Bulgaria Sunday and a vio-
lent battle IS raging east Of the
fortress OF Rustchuk
An Amsterdam dispatch reported
this afternoon that the Rumanians
forced a crossing with little oupo-
sttton and throw up strong entrench-
Continued on Page Nine)
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

distance since 1914 when they we're
coldly formal at the funeral in New
Haven q mutual friend
Referring 20 tho love feast AZ A
crow catiag contest" Chairman
Vance Mccormick, Of The Demo
cratic National committee. today
also .Cok q nmg at hughes as the
candidate OF the hyphenatss
II trust the PEOPLE Of New York
and the entire country will pay par
ticular attention. Mccormick said
TO the crow eating contest between
Taft and Roosevelt tonight. One of
the spectators VIII be Charles Evans
Hughes Possibly he will say sos~e-
thing about his friend jeremiah
Oi@ary. OF the American Trulh e.
oiety."
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
JAP CABINET
RESIGNS OFFICE
BY UNITED PRESS.

TOXIC, Oct 1.--rne cabinet, head
ed by Marquis OkumG, resigned to-
day
WASHINGTON. oct. S.-The res
iRnatiou Of Count Okuma has been
rumored for long time. it was
said NJ the Jaapncsc embassy hcre
today but no Official word has been
received that the resignation has
been tondorcd In the absence Of
such official word embassy attaches
refused 90 discuss the probable
cause for the action OF the cabinet
premier
I is The belief here. however. that
OkWma's resignation resulted from
the fact that ha had ceased 20 havc
a controlling voice in the affairs Of
The Japanese government. The cab
mot which hc beads r. a coalition
cabinet and be hap not had ma
iori'y OF supporters I'm &C.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

MYTH this issue THE TIMES (page g. begins
w another of those heart interest stories by
Ethel Lloyd Patterson, whose last one Beth
the Girl Who Went Right" ran for several
months and created much interest, especially
among the women readers.
The new story is Diana of the Great Game"
and is described as "the story of a womans hunt
for man. 1t is written in the authors strong
est style and the opening chapters indicate that it
will prove even more interesting than Beth" An
instament will be printed every day while the
story is running.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
LOST AIRMAN
IS RESCUED
Lawrence Sperry Drifts All
Night In Disabled Hydro
AerOplane
BY UNITED PRESS

BOSTON. oct. 3.-After drifting
p all night in his hydroaeroplane of
Nantasket. where he had been
forced to descend thru lack or gaso.
line. Lawrence Sperry. New York
aviator and inventor, was picked up
today
Sperry was none the worse for
his night on the water He was
not accompanied by Capt. Leo
Dewey as had been at first report
ed.
searchers. alarmed when Sperry
failed to complete his scheduled
flight from Lynn to Marblehead. had
been combi the coast for him.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

TIRPITzITES ARE
ON LAST LEGS
Efforts TO Force Renewal Of
U-BOat Warfare Have
Failed, Is Belief
By CARL w. ACKERMAN.
yfnH Tprraannndouk TTo,fod pre


BERLIN. oct. Efforts OF the
Won Tlrpitz party TO force a resump-
tion Of submarine warfare will be
defeated as the result OF the confer
ences now being held In secret ses-
sions OF the reichstag committee. It
is now generally believed.
The Tirpitzites. however. hope to
force public discussion of the
whole question when the reichstag
recovenes Thursday.
Erne-t BassermRn. gray.haired Ma
tional Liberal party leader. and one
OF the most important figures in the
reichstag, declared today after the
question has been aired in the bud
get committee meetings It will be
fully discussed IN open session.
We wish TO live in peace and
friendship with America" said Bns-
sermain, but undoubtedly there Is
bitter feeling here because Ameri-
can supplies OF ammunition enable
our enemies 10 continue the war.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Election Commission
Likely to Veto Com
plete Change
MAJORITY FAVORS
DINGEMAN'S VIEW
Don't Want to Run the
Risk of Going Out
side of Law
The election commission will patch

The election commission will patch
up present precinct boards where
vacancies exist for duty in Novem-
Ter. and the new boards it will ap-
point for all OF the zS5 voting dis
tricts will walt until Jan to take
Office, according TO present indica-
tons.
When the commission meets, Wed.
ucsday Afternoon, for the third time,
1t is expected that Judge Connolly
will be voted down in his program
TO reconstruct all the boards for the
November election. Indications.
Tuesday, in the city hall were that
the majority OF the commission will
support Corporation Counsel Dinge-
man and Richard Lindsay, city clerk.
Dingcman holds that the present
boards are entitled TO act until Jan.
1. and Lindsay thinks 1t impractical
10 atteiJpt 10 obtain complete new
boards IN the short time preceding
the election.
The decision will rest with Com
missioners Stein and Guthard They
have let II be understood they arc
for obeying the law, which they
seem TO consider is the home rule
bill, under which an official cannot
be dispossessed OF an Cfflce, except
for caGse, before his term has a.
pired The terms OF present pre-
cinct officials would not expire until
the end OF this wear
II Dingcman's opinion prevails the
commission viii fill election board
vacancies and may make some re-
Continued ON Page NineD
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinityt Tuesday
night. fnirt warmers edncrday, un-
s~ttiedg moderntc SouthrrlN winds.
Lower NIchignni GENERALLY cloudy
Tuesday might and " Ncdncsdayt prob
abl, rain In north portions warmer
tonight In east md central portion.
tpp~r Lakes Moderntc southerlN
wtnds on Huron nnd MichlEant mod
crate, variable on superior. mostl,
east and southeastt pnrtly cloudy Ia
south portionI cloudy, prnhnbl, rain
In north portion tonight md Wednes-
day.
Lower Lakes Moderate southeast
ana south vindst fair weather Tues
day uisht and Wednesday, SlIEhtIt
warmer tonight.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Odds and Ends
~ NIIED PRKSN,

PASSAIC. y. j. Sixteen year old
lsidor Schlettcr. ncwsboy. has an
500 bank account So the Judge
freed him and promised him the
job hereafter of preaching thrift TO
FIRST offenders.
NEWTON. y An ell owned by
William Shcrred perform tricks
Just like trained seal
tTENET AND, O - Ambulance
calls are now received via wireless
IN Cleveland When Director OF
Utilities Farrell collapsed In the
waterworks tunnel here an g O. 8.
call had doctors az his side in time
to save hts life.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
W. c. T. L. ANNUAL
MEETING TO OPEN

The Womans Christian Temper
ance union. of the first district. viii
hold its annual convention at North.
Vile, beginning Wednesday morn.
Ing az 10 o'clock The convention
will continue for two days and there
will be three sessions daily.
There will be discussed plans FOR
work AZ the coming election and
other important business, making
this one OF the most interesting OF
the animal conventions.
Mrs. Harry Her. OF Detroit. will
take a party of the leading Detroit
workers TO the convention In auto
mobiles Wednesday morning.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Metropolis Feels Pinch
of Real Famine
Today
OFFICIALS PROBE
DAIRY STRIKE
Both Dealers and Pro-
ducerS' Combines
Investigated
BY UNITED PRESS.

WlNGOALE, NJ Y, Oct. s.
Irving p. Waite, farmer, Is so
badly injured as the result Of
attacks by striking dairymen
that physicians held out little
hope today for his recovery.
Warrants have been issued.
NEW YORK. oct 3.-Only IS TO
90 per cent of the usual milk supply
reached New York today, accord
ing 20 varying estimates from both
sides OF The big milk strike.
Hospitals and babies still had their
share of fresh milk, but the restau.
rants, In MANY cases, were without
any and houeeholdors found only
small portions of their required
amounts al their doors this morn
ing
Meantime, state authorities rushed
work on an investigation OF both
the alleged distributing and produc-
ing combines, now al loggerheads
a referee will take testimony in an
effort to ascertain II the dairymen's
league-the farmers organization-is
a combination in restraint OF selling
and whether the Rig Three distrib-
utors are guilty OF any price fixing
conspiracy.
The distributors are making a BIT
ter nrhf on Food Commissioner oil
Ion One charged him today with
being interested from a commission
standpoint Dillon retOrted with
"liar."
Meantime he health department
dcclurs to let down the bars 10 un-
pasfeurized milk and hence no relief
az present is In sight The dis
fributors arc doing their utmost 10
got distant supplies hut they admit
that probably hy Thursday the full
pinch of famine VIII b. upon the
city unless unforeseen events de
yelop
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Both Silistria and Tut
rakan Evacuated,
London Hears
GREECE ONCE MORE
WITHOUT CABINET
VenizelOs A gain Is
Man of Hour In
Athens
BY UNITED PRESS.

BERLIN, (via wireless to
sayVllle), Oct. 3.-Ruluarian
troops have been compelled to
retreat on both wings In Mace
donis, il was admitted in an Of.
feisl statement from the Bull
9arlan war office today.
Because Of the violent fire Of
Serbian artillery, the Bulaars
evacuated the summit Of kai-
makchdisn ridge and Hin 1858,
a high peak dominating the re-
oion northeast Of FIorlna.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Cook and $50 MIssIno.

The police are on a lookout for
Harry Davis, % years old. No. S74
Mt Elliott-ave.. n cook in Art Hut
ter's restaurant, No soc Mnck-ave..
who disappeared Monday evening
Shortly afterward Hutter missed $50
from the cash register. Jewelry
worth s197 was reported stolen from
the rooms of Otto c, Hensen. No.
10 Frontenac-blvd, Monday even
ing Sherman Hughes, who lives AT
the same address, was robbed OF a
watch valued Mt $2S.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
But Democrats Will
Not IndOrse Move
In Convention
SEEGMILLER HAS
PRAISE FOR WILSON
\ Administration Lauded
In Eloquent Speech
BY "KeynOter"
BIZ Il. u. WELTSCHAT.

BH N. -. hEiI ~ ~ a 4.
lN'uf Correspondent Detroit Times
MT. CLEMENs, Mich Oct 3.
-Ourrg the room recess, Of the
state Democratic convention,
the Wayne leaders went into
sessio MN an effort 10 decide
upon = candidate for secretary
OF state, the choice Of which
office las bee left TO the Wayne
delegation. The name OF Attor-
ney Felix Doetseh( Of Detroit.
was prominently mentioned but
Il was not known whether Mr..
Doetsch would accept
MT CLEMENS, Mich. Oct a
When the state Democratic conven-
tiOn was called TO order this noon,
II appeared certain that overnight
conferences between leaders had re
suited in an understanding that will
eliminate the possibility OF the con
vention Going on record in favor OF
statewide prohibition
This does not mean that the Dem
Ccrat.c drys have been sQuelched.
The report, from good authority, Is
that the entire affair has been left 10
the hands OF Edwin r. Sweet, candi-
date for governor. Sweet Is ex-
pceted 20 come out in a few days
with AT announcement that Will line
Up no" Democrats with the prohibL
upu cause
Mr. Sweet has NOT yet formally
accepted the nomination rendered
him by The Democracy ot Michigan.
II the party as whole does not
agree with his Views, ne can merely
write "a little note. and let someone
else take the helm This would in.
dicate that Sweet will dictate khis
own platform. and il early In
tications are 10 10 depended upon,
one OF these terms will be that he
shaN openly declare himself for pro
hihitinu
NO mention " prohibition is to be
made in the report OF the resolu-
tons committee
Wayue ia expected 10 present
candidate for secretary OF state.
CONTINUED on Page Nine)
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
WILSON ASKED TO
END WAR BY
KAISER, is REPORT

ROME. Oct. S.--A Zurich dispatch
today asserted that the kaiser haG
personally appealed to Presiden, VII.
son 10 end the war but that the
president had refused 10 intervene
M this time.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

\ naval wedding az Newport 10.
day will be that OF Miss Mary Ida
Decker, daughter ~ capt Benton c..
Decker. commander OF the t. 5 :
Washington. and Lieut.. Glen Albert
Smith. T.. =. y
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

WASHTNGTON-An anti" lobby
Of American publishers may be ex.
pected here II the League OF Amer.
lean Pen Women get away with
their latest project They agreed
10 advocate free postal delivery on
authors manuscripts.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
PHILADELPHIA w he n

PHILADELPHIA - w hen the
town council" of Glenolden request.
ed Policeman Markley TO occupy his
otherwise unoccupied time pulling
weeds and cleaning cutters, he re-
signed. No other applicants have
been heard from
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
,DAY's TEMPER ATJRES

HiHhen temperature this dHtc in
the past 81 years. 81 iu 1894 aud tSaSt
lowest. 10 In 1888.
One year sEo today Highest tom
pereturei Ill lowest. Sti mean. 02l
PATTY cloudy weather with trace
"f rain during early forenoon.
The sun sets Tuesday ne 0ttI n. ~.
snf rre~ "wednesday ~ aI82 ". W..
The moon sets Tuesday at 10 f20 u.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

SEW YORK Willie GRAY. 10. ef
Fsl. W.or. borrowed Sau from his
aunt came here aud had his fling
among The white lights hy buying
candy and -mCvle tickets Police
found him awe stricken at tho Grand
Central terminal.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
MISSION WORKERS
GATHER IN
KALAMAZOO

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Oct S.-The
annual convention ~ the Northwest
ern branch of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society opened here-rf1-B
afternoon Az noon special train
is due 20 arrive from Northwestern
cities bearing 1000 delegates.
PrtBtirR--the plain neat kInd--thnt
~ riEht-'rtmcs Dob rrrpt.-Nnin 1870,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
BY UNITED PRESS

LONDON, Oct. 3.-No fight
ing occurred on the British sec
tor Of the somme front last
night, Gen. Hsig reported this
afternoon. South OF Loos, the
British made a successful raid
on an enemy trench.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

TF am elected mayor Of thls city shall restore 10 II
government for and by the people, shall appoint 60
the head OF the police department man who Will not
make 'bslyho TO q political olrcus Ny friends
der tho present administration this 10 not free safe
desirable city TO live ln,-JuooE w, r. CONNOLLY