The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-25
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Nashville American a
Among ptlef evil enfss
Of sonetiin more than commercial
advance in ne south, that ;of Greater,
tfriftiness IS: Secoi1 ing quite notice
aBies When iii chafac ter Of the PEG.
pie b consitl cred, S. NOT stirpriF-
ing tlist tliis should have been one OF
the iast 20 develop; for tie Southern
er has aisa been free spender, not
fniIy appfeciat Ing nov easily, by q
little seIfsienial that indep endence he
loves so well could be made TO come
not alone rom wealth inherited, but
from nat personally ACQUIRED By haEfl
WOW and sansiB1y saved until # ac-
crrnuiate and eve him not only this
desireds personal ndepende nce, but a
certain Kind Of power as well.
me genius to make much money
is etven5 Is the few. but the will power.
10 ave some part of that which Is
fna.ie belongs to the many, and its
exercise ii the South by the many
VIII maxi us a rich people. Every
dime every dollar now saved by NASH
vile workers. can be made to. begin
Is produce. and in the safest WaJ.
SashvilIe now has q number of per-
fectiy otInd saYtngs banks which pay
Is iiigh rate Sof interest as can be
prlidentlys paid. Their growth is graf
ffyinE because 1T IS q sure evidence
that our people are beginning to lay
Isl some portion Of their earnings.
the habit Of saving and deposit
fnE something each week is adopted;
Il moneys now foo1isnly laid away
brought to these banks and put in
circnIations &c will not ne long before
aiistin ds Of business will feel the good
efEects Money win then exist for
handIing our own enterprises. II
bonus count city or Industrial. are
80 be issued for some safe, sound pur-
pose tiey can be handled at home.
me aaicker our people resolve on
such j course the sooner we will be-
come more independent. We are
sfeaiiiy advancing in improved meth
ods 81 agriculture. we are manufacr
turing our raw material. but let NOT
HE rank and file fall to remember
that d dollar saved Is n dollar made
considerate of Patrons.
TSstrott Times
among the formal directions which
boston coonsolfd dated Gas issues to its
army Of employees Is the following:
.sReInember that You are creating
popular! sentiment for or against the
company. "A decade ago such an ex-
iiorfation TO the employees Of any pub
lic service corporation in the Uni
ted States would have peen a practl-
lsiinposstbility. The patrons OF fran-
chised monopolies were almost un!.
III treated as the enemies they
were ustihed IN being, or as the help
les dupes Of the superior cunning and
int lligence OF the corporate manage
j, emit and its represer tatives-
Il would be interesting TO know Just
now much of the change that in many
instances has been noted in the mad
SIEfS QI8ttl9AG AGIEAE1a th44A %S4ASAhS
edshy electric light and other coin'
panies 81 that character is the result
81 the managerial apprehension re-
arding the growth OF public senti-
nent In favor Of stringent regulation
or public ownership or various utili'
lies Something has certainly nal
most softening influence on the airs
IT,
ofices % the average public service
corporation, and there is no logical eF-
PLANTATION of the fact except in wise
conclusion that unnecessary brusque-
mes and aimpudence TO patrons we're
ven calculated to eyacerbate the re-
sentneflt the public naturally feels
ttie extortinna practiced upon It.
me inanciers behind the scenes
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