Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
BERTRAN LIBERBUsH.
San Francisco, Cal,
Nov. 30, 1914.

CANNOT rest until / tnank
L you personally for writing
such a splendid article on vivi-
section in The American Weekly.
! can only hope it will leave
as deep an impression on others
as it did upon me.
If there is some one l can
contact with regard to legisla-
tion to outlaw this VICIOUS
PRACTICE, / would appreciate
knowing his name. am en-
closing a stamped envelope so
you may send me whatever in
formation you have on the mat
ter. Once more congratulations
on a splendidly written article.
MRS. GEORGE JACQUES.
Berlin, y. j.,
Oct. %, 1914.
AMERICAN WEEKLY.
PHILADELPHIA RECORD,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
7 AM intensely interested in
l. the article. Torture the Re-
ward of Mans Best Friend" APP
pearing in todays American
Weekly.
Would it be possible for you
to put me in contact with the
writer of this article?
Thanking you in advance, sim
cerely yours,
CATHERINE WESTCOTT
GAUNTT.
Miami Beach, Fla.
DEAR SIRS:
I HAVE just finished reading
i your article on the vivisec-
ton of dogs and other animals.
To me viviSection OF dogs has
always seemed a cruel thing
which should NOT BE AL
LOWED. The only way TO stop
this thing is by an act Of Con-
gress.
| admire your article on the
subject and sincerely hope laws
will be passed prohibiting the
vivisection of dogs and other
animals under the guise Of re-
search.
To me il is much the same as
treating a baby in the same
LESS AND UTTERLY DE-
FENSELESS against such
treatment.
Wishing you much luck in
your so worthy crusade against
useless cruelty.
(MRS.) JOANN MARIE
RICHMOND.
Fall River. Mass,
Oct. 80, 1914.
LIONEL CALHOUN NOISE,
BOSTON SUNDAY AID
VERTISER.
THANK you for your article
l. in Sundays paper about eff
forts to prohibit vivisection OF
dogs. 1t is a cruel, horrible.
practice and one that should be
DONE AWAY WITH
MRS. LILLIAN HOPKINS.
Kingston, y. Y.
DEAR MIR. NOISE:
7 HAVE just finished reading
Il your article in Sundays
American. This situation should
be corrected as soon as pos
sible.
Please inform me Just WHAT
MIGHT DO TO HELP FIGHT
THIS TERRIBLE THING. I
will do anything and everything
in my power.
WILLIAM J. HOPPER.
p. ST have a number OF
friends who will help us fight
this tow. J. II.
Bronx, ~. ",
Oct. 81, 1914.
DEAR EDITOR:
I'VE never been more shocked
L in my life, as when | read the
article in The American Weekly
on vivisectlon written by Lionel
Noise.
What I'd like 10 know is
WHAT THE AVERAGE PER-
son CAN DO. I'm sure I'm
speaking for thousands of dog
lovers who wish 10 stop this
terrible practice but don't know
what TO do about II.
The article didn't tell what
you could do. or who to write 10.
Do the societies that are
against viviSeCtion need funds ?
f. II so / am sure there are many
people who would be willing 10
help. ! do hope with the help
Of the newspapers this horrible
practice will be halted.
MISS j. KOSINSKI.
-
Alliance, o.,
Nov. |, 1914.
TO THE EDITOR.
CLEVELAND PLAIN
DEALER.
WOULD it be possible for you
w 10 advise how / could get in
touch with the party who wrote
the article on vivisection APP
pearing in Sundays magazine
section?
l would like 10 know more
about this law that is I'D for