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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12
PROJEKT BUDzETU MA
RYNARKI w A

Washington, IL. czerwca. -
Czionkwie Izby ME chcieli sic
zgodzie z nova poprawka projek-
tn budzetu marynarki W sumie
81, 610, 600. Sprawl ia p6jdzie
Ijeszcze pod glossy W Izbie. Senat
uchwaif niektore podwyzki co
90 zebrania 1926, 900, 1000 ma po-
trzeby marynarki. Poprawki bud
zetu jeszcze ME zafatwione So ma
stepujacc:
iPomiekszenie personalu mary
narki cd $1,000 do 131,465 mary
marry. .
Podwyzszenie p}acy polepsze-
ME zakiad6w rzadowych.
Udzielanie wyzszych stopni o.
ficerskich w marynarce.
Udzielenie stopnia dowodzcy
czlonkow korpusu dentystow W
marynarce kt6ry otrzyma pensye
kapitana.
Budzet W sumie $8,150,00o ma
wystawienie budynkow saletro--
wych PREY Indian Head, $525,00O
ma koleje i 100000 ma stacye tor
pedowa ma brzegu Newport, RI.
WIELKIE So
JUz WYKoNczoNE.
Washington, IL. czerwca. -
Wielkie prochownie rzadowe W
Charleston, w. Va" r~ozpoczeiy
prace wczoraj ii. diva miesiace
pred czasem. Prochownia w
Nashville, Tenn, rozpoczeia juz
prace tydzieh temu. Obie procho,
wnie kosztowaiy przeszlo $12o,
100000. Urzednicy rzadowi twier
dza, re owe prochownie dostarcza
wiecej-prochu, anizeli wszystkie
razem fabryki amerykahskie.
WOJENNA PRACA OLA KO-
BIET w PORTO RICO.
Washington, D. c., IL. czerwca.
F. C. Roberts, specyalny agent z
Porto Rico, przybyi wczoraj do
Waszyngtonu celem zaprowadze-
MIA zaklad6w wojennych W Porto
Rico. Roberts oswiadczyi, re ty-
STAGE kobiet zadaja piracy. Praw-
dopodobnie, Stany Zjednoczone
rozpoczna tam budowe wojen-
nych fabryk, gdy bedzie mozna
zalatwit te sprawe we Waszyng-
tonic.
SOCYALISTYCZNY HANDY
DAT MA
OSKARzONY o SZPIEGO-
STWO.
Pierre, S. D., IL. czerwca. -
Orvill Anderson, socyalistyczny
kandydat ma gubernatora i Fred
Fairchild, take czynny socyali.
sta W South Dakocie, gostali O.
skarzeni o szpiegostwo przez fede
rainy sad przysiegiych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

Asklans ~ DodstawS hesAy@
prssdEsbiorstw amerykahskich. vice
przemysiowiec polski dobrse xrcbi
leieN stalls rekl1mpwsa bedsis Sw6j
interes y DzIDNQ11Ku CHICAGO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12
Dw6ch operator6w potrzeba do po-
kieroWania kazdem woianiem
.-... < O numer il
O numer

Gdy subskrybent VIOLA o
numer, operatorka PREY zwro-
tnicy IA" %odpowiada i pre-
sy1a wo{anie do operatorki
PREY zwrotnicy ,,B". Opera
torka PREY zwrotnicy ,,B" do
konywa kompletnego po1acze-
mia numeru zadanego, jesli
ten ostatni ME jest W uzyciu.
Jest wiec widocznem, re W
wiekszych miejscach, do po-
kierowania :jednem wo}aniem
potrzeba dw6ch operatorow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12
TELECRAMY z%ACRAN|CzNE.

LHUnHNIULNG,
niemieckich aeroplan6w, Z uszko'
dzili,' tracac S wlasnych, Miedzy
6 a Z czerwca IA ton bomb rzuco,
10, wzniecajac pozary W dokact
i stacyach.
Pary4, II. czerwca. - Francus.
XII komunikat wspomina o ener,
jgicznem bombardowaniu pola
walk i punktow koncentraeyi
tnych.
Paryz, Kwatera Wojsk Amer,
IL. czerwca. - Amerykahscy a,
wiatorzy W dalszyn ciagu wysz'
czegolniaja sic ma polu awiatyki
David E. Putnam z Brooklynu
zestrzelil 8 maszyny, razem 6.
Sewall zniszczyl niemiecki BIZ
plan, a Stanley i Veil po jednynl
aeroplarie.
Rzym, II. czerwca. - Wiosi
donosza o zestrzeleniu 5 maszyn
austryackich.
MA FRoNCIE
SKIM.
Paryz, IL. czerwca. - Urzedo-
Wv rapport z frontu' mi cedonskiego
mowi: Ma poludniowy zachod cd
Pogradetz wojska francuskie "a
Ijeiy Crete. Kamia. Strelkasals 3,
Popoisti, biorac 40 jehc6w z
Idwoma oficerami, 8 mozdzierze,
wiele mitraliez i powazne zapasy
Izywnoscii amunicyi.
q AUSTRYI.
Berno, IL. czerwca. Re
Szwajcaryi donosza, re w Austro
Wegrzech zachodza coraz czes-
Iciej rozruchy, kt6re Rad bedzie
stiumiai sila bez m~i}osierdzia.
Austro = Wegrzy .twierdza, re
elementy anti-germahskie w Au-
stryi przygotowuje wielka ofen-
|sywe polityczna, ktorej program
ulozono ma kongresie w Rzymie
a ktora Alianci %popieraja.
SPRAWL INTERWENCYI A
! LIANToW w ROSYI.
Paryz, IL. czerwca. - Bazyl
Maklakow, ambassador rosyjski w
Paryzu, MAJ uznany W Europe
"a powage w sprawach Rosyi,
wzywa wszystkich Aliant6w, ably
przedsiewzieli zbrojna interview
eve ma dalekim wschodzie, jezeli
chca ocaliG narod rosyjski i wy
grat wojne. Navel zwyciezywszy
Niemc6w ma Zachodnim froncie,
m6wi p. Maklakow, ME pobija A
.lianci wroga skutecznie, jezeli 20
stawia mt wolna reke ma wscho-
die. Niemcy, posiadaiac kontrole
Rosyi, jak sic ma rzecz obecnie z
Ukraina, So niezwyciezeni i zapa-
nuja rzeczywiscie mad casym
swiatem. Rosya sama re szponow
niemieckich wnet sic ME wydo--
stahie, a przeciez walczac przez 3
lata, wytrzymujac ma sobie glow
ne ataki Niemcow, zasiuzyla So
bic ma wdziecznoSc Aliantow. Ro-
wniez ME lstnleJe tax zWane ,,zo1-
tie niebezpieczenstwo" re strony
Japonii, ktora przyrzeczen swych
dotrzymuje zawsze swiecie, a co
do ogoiu rosyjskiego interwencya
Aliantow wlaSnie przeszkodzi
rzucenia sic jego W ramona ME
mieckie. Interwencya niczego ME
dokona, gdy przyjdzie zapozno.
Washington, IL. czerwca. -
Cd Borysa Bakhmetewa, rosyj-
skiego ambassadors w Waszyng-
tonic, otrzymai Rad amerykah--
ski prosbe, przesiana "a posredni-
ctwem rosyjskiego ambassadors
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-12

czas ME jest jeszcze dojrza}y ma
taxa interwencye. Senator Lewis
dalej przypominal, re Japonia
.Chiny So naszymi Aliantami
PREDICT czy p6znije wkrocza do
Syberyi, celem obrony jej pre-
civ Niemcom. Jezeli kraj nasz IT,
dzieli pomocy Japonii i Chinom,
Rosyanie spostrzega, re niema in
nego Ola Mich wyjscia, jak tylko
przywr6cit porzadek i uwolnic
sic cd Niemcow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
T. r.. OUT IN TWO WEEKS.
Surgeons Have Now Put Time Limit
on Colonel Stay in Hospital

Ncw lork, Feb - Oh Thnodorc
Roosevelt must gay a' Roosevelt Hos
pital for wo weeks more That uag thr
verdict rcac4lod yc-terrlsy afternoon bt
Drs Duel and Martin tho ylrgeous who
have brcn attending him -inro nc VIA
operated On for an ab.cc-- 70 hs lef'
internal car The Irgcou- -aw thc col
onel for about fifteen minutes yesfrrds'
and hen declared hc lad shown elci
marked Improvement recently haf fhc
believed two week more would wind lr
his stay a tho hospital
Mr. Roosevelt pcrt ur-' rf ~ after
noon reading Icfcrfivo ..o-ic ..f'i-e
in chair "a window 4 us husrit
room Joseph Egckin Bishop whom
the colonel appoh'od .c-rrtar, NJ 'ie
Panama Canal Cowmis.ion when Hr
was President was with he patient inr
two hours 10 tte morning ofhor caller
included Khan No-rop newton N.-
Amy Townsend Monroe Douglo- nor.r-
son and Nrs H3rrint stanton Batch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

For 1915 23.5 per cent. of the dis
tribution and for 1916 1888 per cent
of the distribution went to heads OF
departments who were also directors.
These were the men who, in the
language OF the plan "have contribut-
ed most In a general way to the Com
pany's SUCCESS The specific re-
wards to each of these men arc given
above. No one of them had part in
fixing his own award, and no one of
them received q greater proportion or
tho PROFITS OF the Company than he
had richly earned. All OF these awards
were made on the recommendation OF
the President, and we ask that they
be approved. We submit i'm all fair
ness that the stockholders. having
reaped their fun share Of the benefits
which flowed from tho extraordinary
accomplishments of their employees,
ought not now TO vote TO withdraw
from such employees the portion of
those benefits which was promised TO
them by the Bonus Plan.
Now, in order that there may be no
doubt or question either as to the past
or the future, we urge the stockhoid-
ers not only to reaffirm the Bonus
Plan as Amended October 25, 1916.
but also TO approve the amendment
of the Bylaws submitted herewith
In considering the future policy of
the Company, IL should he remember
ed that the people OF United States
have now joined tho Allies in the war
with Germany. Our Government has
placed with us such large orders that
we are again compelled to greatly en-
large our plants and equipment for
manufacturing. We have still to solve
many great problems connected with
this great work. Patriotism. there
fore, requires that we take no back
ward step now that will in the slight
est reduce the present high efficiency
Of our operating forces. Further,
when the war ends we shall have
military powder plants aggregating a
value of upwards of 500. 900 900 which
will be superfiuous for ordinary pur-
poses Unless we can then find new
uses for these plants. they will then
become vaIueless. Already the mon
who so successfully met the recent
extraordinary mergency-quickIy
and understandIngly seizing and de-
veloping the opportunity which the
war created-are engaged with equal
energy and foresight in working out
plans for the use of these vast works
after the war. II can hardly be q
the interest of the stockholders that
our employees should be deprived Of
the stimulus TO successful endeavor
which the Bonus Plan affords.
A form of proxy IN enclosed here
with. II you do~1ot expect 70 atten
the annual meeting in person we
should appreciate II II you would sir
tho proxy and return Il TO the Sec
retary in the enclosed envelope
BY order of the Board OF Directors
PIERRE S. DUPONT.
President
Wilmington, Delaware, February Fl
1913.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

loo much cannot be SAID for a wonder
fll preparation. familiar 70 many women
a. Mother Friend
Il = more effective in rs action than Ill
ia, health rules ever laid down for the
guidance of cNpectant mothers II is an
external application that spreads its in
fucnce upon the cords tendons and mus
cies Of the abdomen, rendering them
plant and they expand gracefully with
out that peculiar wrenching strain
Tho occasion is therefore, one Of un-
bounded joyful anticipa tion and too much
stress cannot be Lard upon the remarkable
influence which mothers happy pre-
natal disposition has upon the health and
fortunes of the generations 70 come
he pain II the crisis is infinitely less
when Mother Friend is used during the
period Of expectancy for the muscles
expand easier and with less strain when
baby l. born
Mothers Friend IS for external use only,
i entirely safe and may be had OF your
druggist II IS prepared by the Brad
field Regulator Co, ID 604, Lamar Bldg
Atlanta, Ga. Write them TO mail yol
their interesting Motherhood Book
They Will send il at once, without charge
and you will find it very helpful DO no
neglect for 4 single night and mornin
10 apply Mothers Friend according
directions around the bottle, and thu
iortIfy yourself against pain and dis
comfor'.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
DOL|NG OF COAL SUPPLY
TO Be SETTLED BYAPRIL
Conference in Washington on Fri
day at Which Definite Program
Will be Fixed.
WAsurSGTox Fra d.

WASHINGTON, FEB. -.
The first conclusive action Of the fuel
administration IN apportioning the ma
tion coal among householders and IN
dustrles for the coming year will be taken
next Friday Fuel Administrator Garfield
and G. n Snider, director Of trans
portation: j. d. A. Morrow, director of
distribution and apportionment, and A.
W Galloway, director OF bituminous
coal supplies for the fuel adminlstra-
tion, will meet a special committee Of
railroad executives and bitumlnous Op-
orators that day
At the conference a definite policy
relative TO the amount and character
of coal 10 be supplied the railroads for
fuel will be adopted. In effect the con-
ference will decide who is 10 have 49,
600 900 tons of coal
One of the big questions to be taken
up az Fridays conference will he the
necessity Of denying 10 several railroads
coal of a type to which their locomotives
are now adjusted. Il Is held that the
railroads can successfully carry through
the years transportation program with
coal from fields previously disdained.
The navy and transport service and
several war industries are IN need OF
the type of coal which these railroads
have used and 1t IS planned 10 meet the
direct war needs of the country first.
The change contemplated may call for
some mechanical adjustments and some
educational work among the iremen, but
it is believed the railroads will recognize
the wisdom of the adjustment.
With the first I7j, 900. 900 tons OF the
expected 10000. 900 tons output OF the
year disposed OF, the fuel administra-
ton will turn IFS attention TO alIotting
coal TO other great consumers. Several
industries already have agreed 10 cur
tailments and a voluntary agreement
viii be made by others. The entire 1918
| distribution program OF the fuel adj
| ministration IS laid out and awaits only
the results of several major conferences
before it can be announced 10 the public.
Fuel Administration officials are conf
| dent that this announcement can be
made at least week in advance Of
| April / 1t is understood that the pro-
gram has been worked out in such
detail that the public viii know exactly
where ii stands and that every manu-
facturer Will be given a definite basis
upon which 10 plan his production afor
the next twelve months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
OUR BOYS HELP
FRENCH To BAG
GERMANS AND GUN
Penetrate Teuton Lines in Chemin-
des-Dames Sector and Bring
Back Trophies.
NO AMERICAN CASUALTIES
BY Associated Press o Every Evening
u 4

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
With the American Army in France,
Sunday, Feb "A
An American patrol in the Chomin-
dcs-Dames sector. IN conjunction with p
French patrol, early yesterday penetrated
a hundred yards INTO the German lines
and captured two German officers. 20
men and one machine gun
There was some sharp fighting and
number Of the enemy were killed and
wounded There wore no American cas-
ualtics The Franco-Amcricau patrol was
under command Of French officer
The French War Office communication
Saturday reported that north ii the
Ailette river which parallels ne Chemin-
des-Dames. French strooDs had Denc-
trated the German lines as far ~ the
neighborhood of Chevrignv They were
reported to have returned with material
and % prisoners, including two oficcrs
The presence of American units along
the famous Chemln-desDamcs was dis
closed ~ an Associated Press dispatch
last Friday IN 2 patrol fight tho pre-
vious dav American soldiers had killed
one German and captured another.
One American was wounded slightly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
WHY WOMEN
DREAD OLD AGE

Don't worry about old age Don
worry about being in other peoples way
when YOU are getting on in years Keep
your body in good condition and you can
be as hale and hearty in your old days as
you were when kid, and every one will
be glad to see you
The kidneys and bladder are the causes
OF senile affections Keep them clean
and in proper working condition. Drive
the poisonous wastes from the system and
avoid uric acid accumulations Take
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules peri
odically and YOU will find that the system
will always be in perfect working order
Your spirits will be enlivened, your
muscles made strong and your face have
once more the look of youth and health.
There is only one guaranteed brand of
Haarlem OIL Capsules, Gold Medal
There are many fakes on the market
BE sure you get the original Gold Medal
imported Haarlem Oil Capsules They are
the only reliable. For sale by all first
class druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

II must be remembered that stock
awards under the plan are not de-
llYered to the beneficiary but TO the
Bonus Trustee, who opens an account
with each beneficiary, charging him
with the par value of the stock
awarded, and crediting him each
month with Loo of its par value. and
that il is only after five years of con-
tinuous service that the stock Is
finally delivered TO the beneficiary.
II beneficiary leaves the service be-
fore the expiration OF five years only
that portion of the bonus represent
cd at the time by the credits TO his
account is delivered TO him. In case
OF the death of a beneficiary the
award is delivered free of restrictions
10 his estate.
Bonus recommendations for en-
ployees, who were members Of the
Executive Committee for 1915. as
shown below were made by the Presi-
dent The Finance Committee on De
cember 30, 1915, passed resolution
which read as follows:
Resolved, That the Finance Com
mittee believe that they have no au-
thority 10 make recommendation
under our present bonus plan. be
lieving that such authority is vested
solely in the stockho holders they,
however, as stockholders approve OF
the distribution OF IS 9l8,444 (14,350
shares OF dupont Company common
stock and 5000 shares Of Powder
Company common stock) for the pur-
pose of rewarding the employees of
the Company. and. therefore. submit
20 The Board OF Directors a list. OF
awards to the members Of the Execu-
tive Committee for their favorable
c ,nsideration, viz:
1915 Bonus Awards Recommended.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

present bonus plan, and for that
reason ] could not endorse the
present bonus plan. and hence the
specific wording Of the resolution
as l offered It. AS IL IS now ex-
pressed In Mr.. p. 5 duPont's letter
to the board of directors IL gives
an erroneous impression, which I
hasten TO correct. / might fur
thernlore state that the list of
awards to certain members Of the
executive committc. as shown in
Mr. T. S. duPont's letter, repre-
sent his recommendations and are
not the result of any discrimina-
ton by the finance committee
itself
/ submit this letter as a matter
Of record, and will ask that you
read it to the board of directors
when Mr.. p. S duPont's letter is
brought up for consideration
Yours truly,
(Signed) Alfred r. DUPONT
After considering said resolution
and said letter, the board unanimous
ly passed a resolution reading as fol-
lows:
Whereas, the board Of directors
has heretofore authorized the grant
ing of bonuses to members of the
executive committee under the com
pany's stock bonus plan, and provided
that the finance committee be auth
orized and empowered TO act in the
matter of granting such bonusesA TO
m embers of the executive committee;
and
Whereas. the finance committee
has not agreed on a recomm endation
for such bonuses;
Therefore, be it Resolved, That the
matter of granting stock bonuses
under the companys plan to mem
berS Of the executive committee be
referred to a committee OF the direc-
tors of this company, consisting of all
the members of the board of directors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

final decision az to granting bonus
awards.
(c) On January 81. 1911. the plan
was further amended so as to divide
the bonus awards into two classes as
follows:
A--Awards for inventive or other
conspicuous service.
Edwards in the nature OF proht
sharing with those of the Companys $
employees who have contributed most
TO the Company's success
1t was also provided that the
awards for inventive or other con-
spicuous service should be made en-
tirely irrespective of the Company's
earnings. but that the total awards
under Glass y should be arrived at by
taking approximately per cent or the
surplus left from earnings after the
payment of bond interest and pre-
ferred stock. dividends and s per cent.
on the common stock; also that the
market value of the stock awarded TO
any employee in any year under Glass
r should in no case be greater than
one-haIf the annual salary OF such
employee at the time of making the
award.
td) on November IS. 1918, the 8
per cent. provision in the amendment
of January 81, 1911, was changed to
5 per cent
(e) on February 10. 1915, the
Finance Committee unanimously
adopted a resolution recommending
to the Board of Directors that the
members of the Executive Committee
be made eligible to receive bonus
awards upon recommendation of the
finance Committee, and that any
awards to them be taken from the
usual bonus allotments. The members
of the Finance Committee present and
voting in favor OF this resolution were
i. S. DUPONT, Alfred ]. DUPONT and
William dupont. At that time the
members of the Finance Committee
owned 49s per cent. of the Companys
common stock. and none of them was
n members of the Executive Commit
tee.
The recommendation of the Finance
COMMITTEES came before the Board
February "a. 1915, and was unani-
mously adopted. Every member OF the
Board was present and voted In the
affirmative, except r. C. DUPONT who
was absent.
(f) On March 81. 1915, the Board
of Directors unanimously resolved TO
eliminate the provision of the 1911
plan which limited the awards to
any employee under Glass n
TO one-half of his salary. At this
meeting all the Directors were present
except ]. a. Haskell and c. L. Patter-
SON
(gl AZ a meeting OF the Directors
of the present Company held Septem-
her %, 1915. the Bonus Plan of the
old Company as then existing was
adopted
(hl At a meeting OF the Board held
December %. 1915. revision OF the
Bonus Plan made by the Executive
Committee was adopted TO take effect
January L. 1916. This revised plan
embodied the amendments ''e" and
'f'' above. II also provided that
bonuses might be paid In the securi-
ties of the Company instead Of in its
common stock only.
Under the Bonus Plan there has
been acquired and awarded by the
present Company to It's employees the
following securities and cash Mt the
following cost 10 the Company:
For 1915
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

II. q. Haskell .....825 123,600.0'
J. J. Raskob 200 76.OOO.O'
(The amounts named show the thei
approximate market value OF tn
shares 3S26,50O, but the cost OF thi
stock when purchased for bonus pur
poses by the Company was $452,O3v.
$50
This resolution was signed on TIT
minutes Of the COMMITTEES by all th'
members present. namely +. s. du
Pont. Alfred l. DUPONT and William
dupont. Il. S. DUPONT inserted Owe
his signatures: Approved except as u
the necessity OF obtaining authorit.
from tho stockholders"
The above resolutio.- OF the Finance
Committee came before the Board o
Directors January IS. 1916. at whicl
meeting Francis I. DUPONT was pres
ent. Notwithstanding Mr. Alfred /
DUPONT signed the minutes OF tn
Finance Committee of December 80
1915. as above. he on January 20
1916. sent a letter to the Board through
the Secretary of the Finance Com
mittee, which reads as follows:
January 90. 1915.
alfred l. dupont,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Mr.. NJ. p. Fisher. Secretary,
Finance Committee.
T.. I. DUPONT deNemours & Co.
Wilmington. Del.
Dear Sir: I have your COM
munication Of January goth. en-
closing certified copy of the
resolution passed by the Finance
Committee on December 81. 1915.
The actual words which | used
in offering the resolution were rs
follows:
They, however. as stockhold-
ers approve Of the distribution OF
large sum for the purpose of
rewarding the employees OF the
company. etc.
If the resolution now appears
as quoted. viz:
"They. however. as stockhold-
ers approve of the distribution OF
.. sum for the purpose of re-
warding the employees of the COM
pany, etc. This must have been
due to a misunderstanding of my
meaning by Mr.. William DUPONT.
and the error was not discovered
by me at the time of approving u.
However In either case. II was
not my intention. nor do believe
il was the intent of Mr.. William
DUPONT, to convey the impression
that as stockholders we approve
the distribution of any fixed sum
for the purpose of rewarding the
company's employees under the
present bonus plan.
The meaning which intended
10 convey by the resolution as |
offered II was that as n stock
holder, I approved the distribu-
tion Of a large sum for the pur-
pose Of rewarding the employees
but did not intend to approve
a stockholdcr the distribution
Of the particular sum as shown in
tho resolution. as quoted in Mr..
J.. s. duPont's letter TO the board
Of directors, or any other sum or
any distribution under the pres
ent bonus plan.
] specifically stated 70 Mr.. p. S.
DUPONT that | had always disap
proved OF the distribution of the
stockholders funds under our
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25
Coming Of
The Sunbeam

How 10 Avoid Those Pains and Distress
Which % Many Mothers Have Suffered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-25

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