El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-06

at the end Of four months another two
dollars will be added IL the hand gets
command of the work. This gives the
labOrer chance for fairly rapid pro-
motion and viii also be an incentive
for him to stay and do his best he
can begin work in and around March l.
There is a growing demand for men
from your department in this locality
and you may look for increasing num-
bers of applications later
i wish 10 assure you that I viii do
all in my power to make the work as
agreeable to your department as pos
sibles and ] surely appreciate what you
have done already The inspector is
getting to be the best and most favor
ably known man in this neighbOrhoOd
and we trust the good work may go
on. Several of the men you sent are
o now drawing SIS to $50 per month
besides board and lodging. The good
faithful men can work up quite rap
idly.
In closing I am asking you to kind
" send me some application blanks and
official envelopes"
Gets Place for SIavs.
The New York branch directed re-
Gently a SlavOnic married couple to
farmer in New Jersey. the man for farm
work and the woman TO work as
domestic. On January 80 last the in
spectOr in charge received the follow
ing from the Slavonic Immigrant So
ciety;
MANY thanks for your kindness in
y
1t is a relief TO know they are
working. We have had task to take
care Of them three weeks. and I was
despairing Of their ever getting what
they wished. It is so hard to place a
couple during the winter"
The above are from employers. To
show the feeling of some Of the en-
ployes who have been directed by the
division the following communications,
which are samples OF many others on
file, are quoted:
You may remember the young man
YOU sent out to HarrisOnville Cass
county. No, about Dec. last. TO fill
demand for farm help from Mr..
OF tnat place. You treated me so de-
Gently that I feel ii would only be
proper for me TO write and say that
everything is as the bureau REPRESENTED
Il, and that I am entirely satisfied with
the treatment received during the two
months I have worked for Mr..
De wishes me to let you know that so
FAR he is perfectly satisfied with his
part of the bargain.
In conclusion. I feel that I made no
mistake in applying 10 the department
or commerce and labor. I want to
thank you for your kind services
The following is from a young Amer
lean directed to farmer in New York
state:
7 arrived here yesterday morning.
I found the place to be better than 7
expected Mr.. appears 10 be q
very nice man He is a good. up-to-
date farmer, too. I think. The farm
contains about 250 acres Mr.
has nearly every kind Of farm ma
chinery that one could ask for He
has q full bloOded HOlstein cows All
Of his stock is Holstein. One Of Mr..
-s sons has been to Cornell and
taken a two years course In agricul-
ture. This Is the kind of place I wanted
to get on"
The following was from an Italian
directed to a farmer in Vermont:
i wish to let YOU know that I am
greatly pleased with the job you sent
me TO. The prOprietOrs are fine people;
we have all cOnveniences for working
men: good beds. good table and good
pay. In a word. I could not be better
pleased. and cannot find adequate
words to express my satisfaction and
my thinkfulness. Surely. so long as
my strength endures I viii not quit
When the time comes that my strength
should fail, then I viii again call to
see you"