davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-20

A new shipment is in of wash
able Satisfaction tricotine and
cotton gabardine-a large collec-
ton in diversified styles, with
large pockets and mother-of-
pearl trimmings. These skirts
are in every size up to SO inch
waist band. The prices are
$3.95 and SIS.
We have other washable
skirts priced as low as $1.95, and
up to $13.75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
bULL|SH ENTHUSIASM
MARKS MARKETS CLOSE
United States Rubber Issues Advance
Twelve and Three Fourtls
Points.
TOR SECURITIES
Kali issues Show Increases as Well
AS Observation-Disclosures Respond rs
Result OF Cancellation OF Scilln"
Orders.

NEW YORK. June i7.-Thc stock
h ,,hrket closed today in AN uproar Of
clock struck ). United States Rubber
showed an advance Of 1884 points
rom the low price Of the morning
baker. l -. and other industrials
from four 10 seven points. The rails
were strong. with two-point advances
common among them.
Call money was per cent for rails
and per cent for ndustrials AT the
close
Gall money opened AT . per cent for
rails and 10 per cent for industrials
The Amc rican Exchange National Bank
announced that ii had purchased So
9o9.ooO or acccptances. ana had taken
half OF them TO the reserve bank
Stocks responded not only as a resuI,
or cancellation of selling orders but
as result of heavy new buying orders
placed in the marke, by bargain hunt
ers. Action OF the list proved beyond
question that the only cause for the
break had been the tight money rates
Lrop reports continued good and
we're OF the opinion tina, the Germans
would sign.
Motor Stocks Come Back
Motor and oil stocks came back win
NiRor and diScredIted the talk about
these stocks having been overcXplolted.
a. stated frequently ia this column
me very foundation OF the markets
prosperity rests on the motors and oil
Ihose companies have an insistent de-
mand for their products in excess Of
normal. and they have not expanded
thelr Facilities unreasonable. The steel
companies have a great demand but
tney have also expanded their facili-
lies, so that It is only q question OF q
Few years when the supply will h.. in
excess OF the demand.
Tobacco Issues Arc Bnoyant.
Tobacco stocks were among the FIRST
10 display buoyancy today. In tho first
Few minutes OF trading United Cigar
stores advanced FIVE points. and United
retail stores. which is to absorb IT,
ioilo"ed IT IN It's movement. Suna;ra
was next In line. The food stocks took
up the movement. and then the motors
ana OILS became active. Rails were
quiet in the early trading. but late in
the day distinguished themselves in
both high priced and low priced issues
Bethlehem steel is said 10 have
secured some very fine contracts that
II has not announced publicly Tina,
IS why the stock is being picked up
quietly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18

absorb selling orders from local and South.
"rn traders that developed from time 10
ume; sentiment was depressed by declines
IN INC spot article In the south and the
bcarlsh feeling was intensified by the fail
nre OF tho decline In futures 10 bring In
more hEGreSS!N" purchasing. particularly in
Southwest. 5000 '''
There was moderate rally In prices near
me 'Iose. uuc TO local covering and spo:
honsc buying. but par, o. this eventually
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK June l7-Intcrcst In cotton
ke' again was . quiet affair with the
undcrtOn. ~ rule heavy. The recent un-
settled conditions in NAL Street caused the
public Ia withdraw temporarily from operat-
ing in the staple, leaving few buyers 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
RICHMOND sroCK MARKET

Richmond Va. June l.. 1915
STATE SECURITIES Bih A.Ked
Virginia 81. Old e.. and R......... ssh, q.
Virginia Centuries ................ So. sii,
D. ,ti.EOAp HDNDS.
Ssabnard All IS Observation-Disclosures. 50 ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18

RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
MhiI ain AIia.l n in.

w HUIrN.tIP FTWVINTW''N~ M T.NCNMngc
Richmond Va. .lunc - 1911
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18

- Total sales
IS Total sales for week - da:sb 2SGl.S0 shares
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18

u : Registered - 1880 Ibid, - 40 Q
~ > Registered "a 1925 fbid, ... lGa o
Cnltch States Liberty a. ........... - |.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18

,Contnucd On Page Twelve)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
Of ,'.''.'''''''''''''...s prsIuI uro,i.mv

Anaeond. Copper Co. 81 . o..
british jiss 1850 ......-. AS
canadian Paci:ic Ss................ lois:
central Argentine IS .......... a.
,hc'apcaEr and ohm cow 5s........ ssz,
thlc.go Great Western - ....... as.
Chicago Northwestern 5S............ as
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 8. ga.
thi MI. and ST Paul il.s.......... II
cuban Government Izs ............,... lOiis
,,cuerH tarn Loan Observation-Disclosures. lGoLs
,cnrra ram Loan Observation-Disclosures. lD3I5
III Cent hallway coil trust 5,,s HMM 91is
!ntrrborouGh Rapid Ira 7slt 5s.......... I3..
Inv Mercantile Marin. G.................. 80
L"hi:h Valley CS ............ 1923.
L!ggett and Myers 5.................., .,
i.ofr'llard - ....-.......... n2S.
rennsylvania Railway gen 5........ eSI.
Scah"ard Afr Lin" adj - ............... IL
= BOARD M Line ref Il ................ 90.
Sout horn Ben Telephone Js............... :,
SSouthern pag,ac eonv. js............... ioI'.
Southern RAILWAY zen. s................. ss
tinted states Rubber - .......... "a,
United States steel :. Z: 5s.......... -.
Ns--cAr Che mIcal Re ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Ts
NtrSiuian Railway - Observation-Disclosures. .li.
'. :. Registered "a 1880 fbtI, - ~ *
" -. REGISTERED ~ 1925 Ibid, ...,. ~. 20
United States Liberty 3i2a ........., 81 a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18

Proctor & Gamble IS Mar l. l92S l0i
S"ri' hen Railway N=r !ay2......... ~
Swift q Co. q. AuE IL. ioel...... ....... it0'.
We. ,inYhoUS- Electric and Manufacture
IN: S.. Feb l. 1870. ....................... 1901.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
NEW YORK BOND MARKET

tBy Na;ionA City Co Richmond O:aee
Am Tel. and Tel Couv. b ........ - 10,
Am Tel and Tel. deb Us .......... Icl ,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-17
BEING TRIMMED"

sedgvick county and adjoining ter
xitory is now undergoing the biggest
trimming" il ever had, but when We
speak of trimming ~e do not NEAR
tie fake aature. No, not by . long
shot, because the thousands Of acres
Of good old wheat which are now un-
dsrgoing 50 operation by the binder
sre exactly opposite the fake, but in
stead are Ire pride Of the citizens q
this fertile section.
It's grand sight 20 make 3 trII out
ever the country and cast your optics
o. the bo,ntiful fields cf grain which
are now being harvested. making all
the way from twenty-five - forty
bushels per acre. The results Of the
large ero7 yields naturally will mean
IN unprecedented wave Of prosperity
b be shaved BY the progressive eiti-
ssns Of .his section who had the fore
sight to place their faith in sedg-
viek county and adjacent territory.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-17

The worms began going into the
ground to spin their silken tubes, In
which they change TO the moth stage
about the first Of July. About the
first Of August the millers may be
looked for again flying about the
lights at night and about the sweet
during the day, at which time they
will be laying eggs for another gen.
GRAFTON of the worms.
The August brood is often more
numerous and destructive than the
late June brood, so close attention
should be given to the appearance
of these moths again and the beet
growers should be prepared with poi
son and spray pumps with which to
treat their beets promptly when the
next brood appears.
THE almost complete absence OF
parasites to attack the June brood in
dicates that the August brood may
be very numerous and severe. Thoro
cultivation of fields where the worms
have been abundant will disturb and
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-17
BAKER TRIES TO MAKE AMENDS

The announcement from New York
chat Commander Evangeline Booth of
the Salvation is to be awarded the dis
tineuished service medal by Secre-
tary of War Baker for her services
during the var. vividly recalls Mr..
Bakers recent attitude toward the
Army which Miss Booth heads in the
United States. During the recent
drive by the Salvation Army for sl5.-
OOO, 600 with which to carry on its
home service work, the campaign
committee in the District Of Colum-
bia organized the various government
departments for the purpose of So
Letting funds. Every government de-
partment took an active part in the
work with the exception Of the War
Department which was prevented
from doing so by an order from Sec
retary Baker 1t was pointed out al
the time that even after Mr.. Baker
had been shown a cable gram from
President Wilson giving his approval
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-17

may be other establishments which
could be 70 transformed that they
would pile up regular deficits, justi-
flying the comment that they Aad been
macadooed. But in practically all in
stances where the process had begun,
there would be q prompt change Of
management, thus avoiding occasion
to use the words proposed As an ad-
dition to our vocabulary. There is no
likelihood that anywhere in private
enterprise will there be found an ex-
ample Of mismanagement that will
call for the use of such severe words
as either burlesoned or maeadooed.
Only in government operation will
the word be needed, and then, if the
voters are wise, it will be needed on
ly at long intervals.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-17
WERE YOU BURLESONED OR
MeADOOED

The proposal that verbs shall b
created out Of the words Bur,eson and
xeAdoo. just ~ verbs were made
out Of the names of Captain Boycott
and Monsieur Guillotine, has not
brought results so far, probably for
the reason that what McAdoo did to
the railroads and what Burleson has
done TO the postal service are of such
rare and distinct character that simi-
lar acts are not likely to be frequent
enough to create q need for q new
word. Running . mans business by
boycottine him, or ending his career
under the knife, were Of such COM
mon occurrence that there was ready
use of the words coined from the
names Of the or.sinators Of the pro-
cess. We suppose there is occasion
ally a large establishment in which
disorRanization can be wrought and
service impaired to such an extent
that one might appropriately say
that it had been buriesoned. There
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-17

Of the Salvation Army drive, he still
refused to waive his standing rule
which prevents solicitation in his de-
paftment- Many soldiers and Off
GERS Of tie War Department who tell
of the wofa, Of the Salvation Army in
France we're highly indignant. One
officer exprsssed himself by saying:
If ! had my uniform off I would
say more about this stand taken BY
Secretary Baker, but. of course I am
still in the service and can't say
much" Despite the Baker rule, sew
eral hundred dollars we're given from
the War Department by employees
who took their contributions to cam
paign headquarters and expressed
strong indignation over the autoeratic
rule which prevented them from Civ
ing as = department unit. The re-
suit Of the rule meant the loss Of
about S. 900 to the Salvation Army.
Now Mr.. Baker is apparently trying
TO smooth over his stand Of opposi-
tion.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-17
HIS WAR

To Mr.. Wilson's mind the war was
a regrettahle occur.nce, but inas-
much IS it gave him an opportunity
to exploit q league of nations. invol-
wing much personal advertisement
for himself, it was not such a bad
thing after all. That is practically
the sentiment voiced by the President
at a dinner given him by President
Poincare just previous TO his fare
well to France. "The wrong that
was done in the waeine of this war"
philosophically observed Mr.. Wilson
on that occasion, was great
wrong, but it wakened the world to
a great moral necessity of seeing that
it was necessary that men should
band themselves together in order
tina, such wrong should never be per-
petrated again"
The originator, discoverer. inventor,
promulgator. and publisher Of this
great moral necessity" was Mr.. Will
son himself, who saw it in a conven-
lent vehicle for impressing his per-
sonality upon the world. Men of
common clay had conceived the idea
that the decisive and permanent de-
feat of the Huns, who have been a
world menace ever since the dawn Of
civilization. would insure peace for
the future, but their conception Of
peace insurance was haughtily showed
aside and the Wilsonian league OF
nations pushed to the front as the
cure all for world ills. That the pro.
posed cure is worse than the disease
is apparent to everyone who takes
time TO study the covenant, and is be.
ing amply demonstrated by those who
discuss II.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-17
ANOTHER PLAGUE OF WEB
WORMS COMING IN AUGUST

The beet web-worms have caused
a loss in the beet crop in the north
ern Colorado district during the past
few weeks amounting to hundreds of
thousands of dollars. The loss could
have been almost entirely prevent
ed by a thoro application of an
arsenical spray when the worms were
small. Good results can be secured
at any time before the worms be-
come fully grown and disappear" !"
says DR.. c. P. Gillette. Of the Colo
RADIO Agricultural College, who is
state entomologist.
when the worms were nearly
grown, We tried Paris green. arse
nate of zinc, arsenate of lead, arse
nate of calcium and arsenate Of
magnesium in the proportion Of 4
pounds of the poison to 100 gallons
Of water. and also Paris green 8 lbs.
to 100 gallons of water, and in every
case with excellent results in ~ hrs.
Under one beet plant 36S dead worms
were counted 81 hours after the ap-
plication was made. Very little DIFF
ference could be seen in the effect Of
the different poisons used. The two
Paris green applications seemed
equally effective and little quicker
in their action, and possibly a little
more efficient than the other poisons
used, though all gave excellent re-
suits
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-17
MikIliiniMliilM

kill many Of the worms in the rest
ing stage"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04
PRYSzCzE? TO POGO?
Wygladaja One Nieladuie. Spedz
Je przez Uzyeie DIR. Edwards
q Olive Tablets

Pryszcze ma twarzy ME potrwaia
dhgO, jezeli ~dostaniecie pudclko DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets. Cera powinna bye
czysta po >uzyciu tych tabliczek przez
kilka wieczor6w.
Nalezy oezysciS krew. zo{adek i
~atrobe "a pomoca DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets, zastqpuj2cych wysmienicie ka-
lionel; ME bsdzie ehoroby ami b6lu po ich
uzyciu.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets czyniq to
co kalomel, j r6wnie skutecznie, lecz
dzia{anie ich jest lagodne, a ME ostre i
Drainage.
Mkt, kto bierze Olive Tablets, ME
uskarza sic ma niesmak W ustach, od6r
z ust, przykre uczucie ~oeiezaloSci, Eat
wardzenie, ubezwladnienie wqtroby, Fly
humor lub wyrzuty ma twarzy.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets 50 czysto
roslinnym preparation, zmieszanym z
OLIVIA; poznacie je Pc oliwkowym ko-
1orze.
Dr.. Edwards spedzii dhgie lata po-
miedzy ~pacyentami cierpiacymi ma dole
gliwosci watroby i zoladka, a Olive Tab
lets So skuteeznym tyeh study6w wyni-
klein.
Bierzcie jedna Tub dwie co wiecz6r
przez tydzie1. Zobaezyeie o lie lepiej
bedZieeie sic ezuG i wygladaG. 10c l 2oe
oudelko. We wszystkieh sptekaeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04
Z BRIGHTON PARK.

Ia staraniem kilku dobrze mySla-
cych Polskich Kupc6w i Przemys}o-
wc6w, powstala nova organizacya
pod wezwaniem Stowarzyszenie P.
X. P, ktorego glownym celem be-
die wspomaganiem jeden drugiego,
ora ~rozszerzenie kupiectwa polskie-
go. Poniewaz niniejsze Stowarzysze-
ME ma bardzo wazne sprawy do "a
iatwienia, jakotez sam eel tegoz jest
nader .korzystny ola kazdego kupca
i przemyslowca polskiego W dzielni-
cy BrF2 hton Park. ME ulega kwe-
styi, IL ME znajdzie sic ami jednego
z owych W tel dzielnicy. kt6ryby do
Stowarzyszenia ME naleza}. Ma dru-
glenn posiedzeniu odbytem dnia "a.
lutego b. r.. obrano zarzad z. haste
pujpcych obywateli: J6zef Lotko,
prezes: Jan K~ierkowski, wice-pre--
yes: Tomasz Wiertelak. sekr. prot;
Franciszek Kochan, sekr. fin; Fran
ciszek Rolewicz, skarbnik; Jan kie-
radio, Jan G}owa. Jan C~ichoszewski,
d]yrektorzy. Posiedzenia odbywac sic
beda regularnie W drugi poniedzia-
lex kazdego miesiaca o godzinie gel
wieczorem W salt OBJ. Jana Conf,
przy 43ej i So. Albany ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04
Ma co do


JeZefi macfe sklad wiasny aloo swoj
dom, to MUSCLE mice asekuracye cd
ognia> hub wichru i cd psotnikow, kt6
FEy NIGGA czasem sthc szybe W oknie
albo tez wyrZadzic lima szkode. Ia
Mast do cudzych agentow, udajc1e
ste DO asekmacye do firmy tx. & <"
pur. 3o03 North Central Park ave-,
prxy Milwaukee ave-, gdzie miesci sic
take kwatera "Avondale Building &
loan Association" oraz kancelarye
adwokat6w P. H. Schwaby / ]. A.
Lasechego.
cHcEcIE sIE oSIEDLIc w AVON
: DALE, IRVING PARK lus
JEFFERSON PARK?
, Me warto ezekaG z kupnem do
mu, DO teraz wyb6r jest wiekszy l
"bargain6w' jest sporo.
W ANondale dostae MONA proper
"a 6isko polskiego koScio}a "a $4,000
. warte SO $4,000. Przynosza miesie-
cmte s42 rentu. Gotowk wiele ME
potrzeba - sp{acaG MONA dug co
mtesiac tax jak rent.
Logan Square wlascicielka do
mu umarla, a czworo dzieci chce jak
najpredsej spadek podzielie. Cena
$4,000 a wartosG wynosi $4,5Oo Do
polskiego koSciola niedaleko.
Belmont Ave. diva murowane
domy, 70 skiadami wyrentowanemi,
kupic mona bard1o tanio. DO sad
odebrai te budynki wfascicielowt. "a
oszczedsie MONA okolo $1,000.
AvondaIe - ma Jackowie elegan-
cki dom ma try renta, diva po 6 te-
dno 4 pkooje, kapiele. rentu rocznie
$4S0.00 - cena $4,000.
Irving Park - blisko polskiego ko-
sctoia, dom ma diva renta 20 piec po-
koi. gaz / elektrycznoSG, kapiele'
dwie Lofty, dom W swietnym stanie.
rentu rocznie $3S400-cena S3500.0O.
Avondale ma JaCkOwie dwu pie
trowy dom murowany 20 S pokojow'
kapiele. dobre renta - dom W do
brym stanie pojdzie "a mnlej niz
$4,000.
Avondale - dom ma Jackowie ma
diva renta 20 4 pokoje. Cena $4,000.
SPECYALNY AGENT - Ma dziel-
nice Jefferson Park / Irving Park
specyalnym agentem realnosciowym
/ asekuracyjnym Jest OBJ. Jozef Mru-
kowski. dawniejszy reprezentant bro
waru Northwestern"
PozYcZKI BE- KoMISoWEeo.
Komu pozyczka wkrotce wychodSi
- ten MECH zgiosi sic do sp0{ki "A
vondale Building & Loan AsSocia-
tion" przy y. Central Park ave. / Mil
waukee we. SpiacaG MONA hipote'
Ike przez 3 lata i 3 miesiace hub 3 lat
i 5 miesiace albo przez IL lat. KOszta
bardZo niskie.
Firma TX. & X" udzieli rowniez
pozyczek ma pierwsZe hipOteki ma ter
min p~iecioletni TAX jak W banku.
Offs otwarty cd godz. $50 zrana
do 900 wieczorem; W piatki tylko do
500 wieczorem; " niedziele tylko
cd 1870 do $50 popoiudniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04
Gag daisy.

ART. "a. Komisya ma prawo Ia
daG> okazania m~ateryal6w, ma kt6-
rych podstawie sporzadzone zostaiy
spisy mieszkanc6w udzielania
przez naczelnika gminy wyjasnien,
ART. Sc. Komisya miejscowa maj
p6zniej 25go dnia cd ogloszenia wy
borrow przesyla zatwierdzona przez
sic liste ~wyborc6w gi6wnej komisyi
w~yborczej.
JednoczeSnie drugie egzemplarze
listy wyborc6w wylozone beda do
przejrzenia W lokalu Komisyi miej-
scowej ma s godzin dzienie przez -dni
piec.
ART. Sc. Kazdy obywatel ma pra-
wo wnosit reklamacye przeciwko IL
seize wyborc6w zar6wno o wykreSle-
ME jak i wpisanie ma liste siebie
lub kogokolwiek.
Reklamacye nalezy poprzec dowo-
dami.
ART. 81. Reklamacye moga bye
wnoszone piSmiennie lub ustnie do
komisyi miejscowej, kt6ra ustne re-
klamacye pr%otokoluje. Reklamacye
So uwazane "a poufne, lecz ME mogQ
bye bezimienne.
ART. SS. Komisya miejscowa "a
wiadomi piSmiennie osoby, co do kt6
rych wniesiOno reklamacye, o ich
wykre$lenie ~najp6zniej nazajutrz pc
otrzywaniu ~rek:amacyi. w zawiado-
mieniu TEN bedzie ~przytoczony art.
50 ordynacyi ~wyborczej.
ART. 80. Osoby. kt6rych prawa
giosowania podano W watpliwo$c,
NIGGA wnosit obrone ma rece kOmi-
syi wyborczei W przeciagu 8 dni do
dnia d~oreczenia zawiadomienia.
ART. 40. Komisya miejscowa roy
strzyga reklamacye W ciagu 8 dni.
Cd postauowien komisyi miejscowej
moe sic odwolaG do komisyi glow
mel "a pOmoca reklamacyi, 2lOzO--
nych do komisyi miejscowcj W ciagI
4S godzin cd daty doreczcnia dele
gacyf Komisyi gi6wnej, przeciw re-
klamacyi NIGGA bye shladaue komi-
syi m~iejscowei ustnie, do protok6iu
alto piSmiennie.
Reklamacye o wykreSlenia zatrzg-
mule komisya miejscowa do upiywu
terminu obrony, poczem wraz Z pre-
civ reklamacyami przesy}a gi6wnei
komisyi Wyborczej.
ART. Al. Komisya gl6wna bada
spisy. listy. p~rOtesty, reklamacye l
przeciw-reklamacye, ustala Ostatecz-
ME listy wyborc6w j rozsy}a popra-
wione i podpisane listy komisyom
~miejscowym najp6zniej W trzydzie--
stym drugim dniu Cd ogioszenia wy
borrow.
ART. ~. Orzeczenia gl6wnej ko-
misyi wyborczej NIGGA bye zaskarzo
ne do Sadu Naiwyzszego tylko Z po-
wodu przekroczenia prawa.
ID ZgIaSzanic kandydatur Poscl-
SkiCh.
ART. 40. Kandydatury pOselskie
beda zglaszane piSmiennie ma rece
przewodniczacego gfownej kOmisyi
wyborczej ME p6zniej jak dwudzie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04
W poselskich miedzy poszczeg6lne

tow poselskich miedzy p~oszczeg6lne
listy. .....
Sposob wyliczen w~ykazuje doda--
TEX No. 5.
ART. 80. 2 czynnoSci gl6wnej ko-
misyi wyborczej spisuje sic proto-
k6f. w protok6le powinny bye umie-
szczone ~wszystkie obliczenia, doko--
name PREY obrachow ywaniu gios6w.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-04

IhomaS'a f.. wilson d,
ia firmy Wilson & Company W
Chicago, ktory W swiecie handlo'
wynn kieruje sic ideaiami jake
pozostawii nam Abraham Lin
coin.
Kazdy pracownik W jego organl-
zacyi, jest czlonkiem oficyalne]
familii, czy oficyalista Tub robot
mix dzienny wszyscy So mu ro-
wni.
Pracownik6w i pracownice sadzl
rodfug ich charakteru i oddawa-
niu sic ich obowiazkom jak i zro-
zumieniu znaczenia braterstwa l
siostrzehstwa wogole.
lest on zwyktym Thomas'em
E. Wilson EN- - pracowIli-
klein - kocha ca}em screen
swych wsp6ipraeownikow, jest
ola Mich uprzejmym.i wsposczu-
1ym, radby usluzye i'm W jakibadz
spos6b - cieszy sic z ich szczes-
cia i zadowolenia.
Pred trzema laty p. Wilson byi
glowa innego wielklego przeosie-
biorstwa, lecz interes ten ME byf
jego wiasnoscia.
l. szeregu najnizszych robotni--
kow potrafii wybie sic ma star'o--
wisko prezydenta tel organizacyi.
Byf zawsze szeczywistym czio--
wiekiem i doszedf do sukcesu be-
sciagniecia ma sic zazdrosci swo-
ich ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Wszyscy uwielbiali i szanowali
60, poniewaz on by1 uprzejmym
dobrodusznym ola wszystkich.
lego obecni stowarzyszeni robot
nicy z p~omiedzy ktorych jest
wielu takich, ktorzy pred dwu--
dziestu laty pracowali razem z
MIN, mowia mi, re on jest dis
tym samym Thomas'em E. Will
sonem tym dobrodusznym,
wsp6itowarzyskim czsowiehem'
iakim byi wtenczas, gdy zarabiai
$4,000 ma tydzien.
Finansowe powodzenie ME "a
wrocilo mu g}owy: sukces ME
zamknai mu serca W jego syrnpa'
tyach i czynnosciach ola dobra i
komfortu jak i szczescia ola tych,
ktorzy pracowali z MIN razem /
dis pracuja ola niego.
Gdyby mu byio rozchodzilo sic
iedynie o powodzenie finansowe,
ME byiby przedsiebrai rozwinie-
cia tego Interest," mad ktorym ca
Ia swa uwag5 pracowai przez
przesz}o cwierc wieku.
Gdyby jedynie pieniadz miaf byi
grae u niego role powodzenia,
mogi byi zastae wiecej niz sred-
nio-zamoznym czfowiekiem =
mogi byt pozwolic sobie i swej
familii ma wszystko - byf mogi
uczynic zadose swym sk3onnos-
ciom dobroczynnym i op}ywac
we wszelkie dostojenstwa.
Pred trzema laty zdecydowai
sic przyjae stanowisko, ktore, co