OCR Interpretation     What is OCR?  Thumbnail for  ffn wyqsw ,
,"& '. ..pstjpwi .ypy jiui :,iW li wjth parallel stories and
pictures ol condition in and around the two Detroit, Mich.,
April 16. "It's worth while to have-made men's lives worth
living, ain't it?" exclaimed Martin Pulsifer, unskilled laborer,
who now earns $5 a day in the Ford automobile factory. "Well,
that's what Henry Ford has done for us! "It means that "life
means some thing now to us," he went on. "Be fore, it didn't
mean anything. Not a thing but suffering! Nqver a'b"it of fun
nor comfort. Just dirt and sick ness! "See how neat and clean
our"house is now." He nidicated the furnish ings of the cozy
little cottage whioh he had rented for his wife and two "Well,
last summer I" had to live in two dirty, upstairs rooms. They
were hot, and the air smelled so we could hardly breathe it.
till we got used to it! Both babies were sick, and one nearly
died. I got into debt to the doctor and the grocer. "And now I'm
earning five dollars a day. Just