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The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-29
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

72-Acre farm. one of the finest truck
and grain farms in Salem County, w
good buildings, plenty of sash or beds
for early plants, Phone, run ing water.
A REAL. REGULAR T1'-TO-DATE
FARM, no waste land and the soil is
rich and productive and price very rea-
sonable, good buildings in good con
dition.
Two family house rooms on a side
at Auburn, large lot. % feet front, 1870
feet deep. poultry house. garage for 2
cars, in good repaf. can be bought for
half of what it would cost to buy the
lot and build "a. Owner is moving
away and wants to sell, a bargain for
someone. $2.@00.
L have other Farms. Stores. Houses.
Bungalows and Lots for sale or rent.
COLES REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
S-22-tf. p. O. Building.
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Our Boys In The Navy

Raymond Dickel arrived home last
week to recuperate from an electrocu-
ton received while helping repair the
electric work to fire a gun on the tor
pedo destroyer, ~Borroughs.
John Doran and Willard Hess are
on the New Hampshire.
James Orr is on the St. Paul.
Peter Clemente, who served three
and a half years in the navy, has re-
enlisted for a world cruise on the U,
S. Ship Jenkins.
James Simkins is now stationed al
Hampton Roads.
cahontas.
George Craemer, who was in the
navy eight years, has re-enlisted on
the North Dakota.
Charles NJ. Bodine, who was home
with his parents, Councilman and Mrs
A. j. Bodine, for a month, returned tc
boston last Monday to sail on the
North Dakota soon for italy.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-29
Political Notes

The Democrats have now got a full
ticket in the field to be voted for al
the primaries. The candidates are as
follows: Mayor, Edward H. Keen,
!r-, John G. Sullivan; Council, George
w. Davis, Robert M. Walker; Free
holder, Jacob Shoemaker; Constables,
Robert Hearn, James Featherer; AS
sembly, Alfred L. Jess; Member State
Committee, H. Burt Ware.
Alfred l.. Gillison is a Republican
candidate for County Committeeman.
Governor Runyon is going to give a
day to campaigning in Salem County
as SOC as a schedule can be arranged.
Due notice will be given of his coming,
and his visit to Penns Grove.
There will be a special meeting of
the Salem County Democratic Club at
their headquarters, % North Broad
Street, Penns Grove, Tuesday night,
when a permanent organization will
be effected and officers chosen. Other
important business will also be tran
sacted.
There was a Republican rally at
Swedesboro last night which was at
tended by quite a number of the faith
full from Penns Grove, among them
being Fred A. Gentieu, and Walter
Edgar. NJ. Bugbee, candidate for Gov
ernor, was the principal speaker.
Frank A. Collier has been transfer
red to Pontiac, Mich, which necessi-
tates him withdrawing from the AS
SCISSOR contest of Upper Penns Neck
Township.
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A Sugar Famine

The old stores run by native citizens
have had a sugar famine the past two
weeks While the stores run by stock
companies with cheap hired agents
have had a supply. They claim they
cannot get it from their wholesale
supply houses.
The aus can be surmised that
there is a "nigger in the woodpile''
who is drying up the source of supply
to Kill off all Independent retailers and
compel people to p%atronize only the
chain stores owned and controlled bv
big corporations. The stockholders of
these corporations live and spend their
money elsewhere and spend and give
little or nothing to your town in taxes
or benevolences. Consequently they
are of little or no use to build up a
town or maintain it. All they are
after is what they can get and take
out of it.
The native business mar usually
owns his home and store property,
Pays taxes to maintain your Govern.
ment, Schools and Churches. He is
a part of the social fabric while the
company storekeepers are leeches on
the body polite. The large buildings
and bu~sinessyare built up in New York
and Chicago by these leeches who have
got their money mostly from the small
town people.
People will never build up a town BY
giving the profits to those who spend
it elsewhere, either with the profits
on sugar and candy.
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Vacation VS. Baggage

With the vacation season at its
height local eXpressmen are now haul
ing more summer baggage than at
any time in the history of the express
business.
A statement to this effect was made
Tuesday by Agent Woolf in charge of
the local office of the American Rail
way Express Co.
AS a matter of general interest the
agent offers some timely suggestions.
In order that summer baggage does
not go astray or get lost by losing its
marks a card should be placed inside
your shipment bearing your name and
address.
Agent Woolf declared a great per
centage of losses and delays are large
ly due to the apparent Indifference of
vacationists in entrusting their ship
ments to some other person.
Not only should all essential infor-
nation necessary to accomplish a pro-
per delivery be accurately and clearly
written but the value entered on the
the marking. Also til hipper's name
and address.
Another prolific cause of baggage
going astray is the failure of shippers
to remove all old marks from their
shipping. Not only are these very
necessary precautions but IRE actual
express regulations.
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Must Prove Ownership

New Jersey has just passed a law
regulating motor car sales, designed to
curb theft by requiring a manufac-
turer's bill of sale to be issued with
every new car disposed of. Transfer
of this bill before a notary with SINH
lar documents covering later sales, is
expected to give legitimate owners
clearly proved titles, and the inability
to show such papers, to cast a doubt
on the legitimacy of possession. The
same act requires that the manu-
facturer's number, without obliteration
or alteration, must appear IN the ma
chine and be stated in each document
recording the transfer.
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ADJUSTMENTS
The Riverside

Has your youngster ever entertain
ed the patrons of the Riverside ? If
not, give them a chance some We'd
nesday night. 1t is a real benefit to
the children to have them appear be-
fore the public. 1t gives them cour-
age. Beside it develops any latent
talents they may have.
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The Broad

Manager Schweiger of the Broad
has another big attraction for Friday
and Saturday, of next week. 1t IS
Frank Keenan's great special produc-
ton 1.-The World Aflame." 1t is n
most momentuous and timely six-part
features e produced on the screen.
Don't miss it next Friday and Sat
urday. No advance in prices. On
Monday night Ashley Greene will APP
pear in "The American Way" and on
Wednesday "A Mans Country" will be
shown. These are great pictures.
Plenty of comedy is in~terspersed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-29
OBITUARY
HARRY H. BARNART

husband of Lena S. Barnart, died
August 18th, 1919 aged So years. He
had been afflicted with dropsy and
heart disease for about a year and his
departure was quite sudden.
The funeral service was held at his
late residence on Thursday morning.
Burial was in Emmanuel Cemetery.
Being a native with numerous rela-
tives, a Jr. Mechanic and a railroad
trainman for nearly twenty-five years
the funeral was largely attended on
thursday morning. Burial was in
Emmanuel Cemetery.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-29

No man is quite sane; each has a
vein of folly in his composition, a
slight determination of blood to the
head, to make sure of holding him
hard to some one point which Nature
had taken to heart.-Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-29

No mar can write anything, who
does not think that what he writes is
for the time the history of the world;
or do anything well, who does not es-
TEEN his work to be of Importance
his work to be of importance.-Ralph
Ralph Waldo Emerson. 9oS
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August Sale

August Sale
We have been exceedingly Success
full With our big ten days sTe which
will close tomorrow (SasurAy) night,
Any orders given up to closing time
tomorrow night will be Subject to a
ten per centSliscount from the regular
price and the 9eods may be taken any
Day. Lay your york aside and cone
in aps time before 10 O'clock Tomorrow
Saturday. night and give Dsfyour
'6fder for anything in the furniture
line and wegwill supply yaprs wants
at adiscourt of 70 off thesregular
price. q. L. LAYTON,
81 and Sd West Main ST.
Penns Grove.
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Note Of Thanks

The family of Harry H. Barnart, de-
ceased, desire to exp gess to their
friends and neighbors their full ap-
probation of the many kindnesses ex-
tended to them in their bereavement.
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TIRES AND TUBES VULCANIZED-
Shaler wrapped tread method. Guar
anteed, c. I. Whitsell. q Walnut St,
Penns Grove. S-22-4t*
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FOR SALE-Mi1k Route, food Horse,
Wagon, Harness, Big Ice Box, 5-Room
House, Stable, etc. All for 5000, one
half cash. Good route, good bargain.
Apply at Grocery Store, SIS Walnue St,
Penns Grove. S-22-3t*
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We talk of deviations from natural
life, as if artificial life were not also
natural.-Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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LOST-Lady's German Silver Mesh
Purse: lady's name and small amount
of bills inside, between Penns Grove
and Deep Water, on trolley track. Fri
day night. Liberal reward. ; A. ]. Ber-
toilet, No. s Deep Water Village.
S-29-2t* =M -
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FOR SALE-Hack that has been used
to convey children to school; good con-
dition. Apply to VIM. p. Van Leer,
about IL miles from Wright's school
house on the Sharptown o S-29-2t*
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FOR RENT-One four-room bunga-
low on Tyrone Ave, also one five-room
bungalow on Wills Ave. Apply 50
Beach Ave. Taft
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o RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
with all onveniences. % E Main ST.,
Penns Grove. 8-1-3t*
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FOUND-On the 18th A Boar Hog,
weighs about 200 pounds. Owner may
have same by proving property, paying
all damages and cost of advertisement.
Harvey johnson, Penns Grove, II. f.. d.
S-22 Its
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WANTED-To buy milk of farmers.
A. Milos, 101 Willis Street. 8-22-3t%
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FOR SALE-Farms ut Bargain Prices.
Emma H. Sparks, E.NecutriX, Pedrick-
Town, N. j. 8-15tf
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LOST-Brown velvet bag, Saturday
evening, near corner. of Broad and Main
SITS. $500 reward for return to E. VA,
Record Office. 8-2y-3t"
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Real Estate For Sale or Rent

FOR SALE-3uilding lots on, NORTH
5road Street. Penns Grove. Harry
3. Barber. S-10~tf.
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FOR SALE-A big Imperial Touring
Car, in good running order, for $500.
Apply at So F ST., Carney's PIT. 8-29-3t*
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FOR SALE-A baby coach, good as
new. Apply SO Railroad Ave, Penns
Grove. 8-29-2t
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FIRE WOOD 0R SALE-Cut in
stove lengths. Flitus Grove planning
Mill. Phone 49,. S-22-tf.
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FOR SALE-Thorough bred Boston
Bull Terriers, also puppies. Price rea-
sonable. F. A. Marsh, "a w. Maple
Ave, Pens Grnove. S-29-2t*
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FOR SALE-Set of Buggy Harness, 2
Motor Cycle Shoes, good as new, build
ing lot 50X114 feet. c. Fearn, 1853 East
Main Street, Penns Grove. S-22-2t*
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WANTED-A girl for general house.
work. Apply Moore,s Ice Cream Par
Ior. 1874 West Main Street- S!29-1t.5
WANTED-Rough dry washings.
Call at 331 Harmony st. 8-29-1t*
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FOR SALE-Franklin Truck, one ton,
in good order. Price $500. Apply East
End Garage, East Main st. S-29-3*
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FOR RENT-3-Room bungalow, 1O1
Harmony Street and Franklin Street.
Mrs. Hurff. S-22-3t*
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WANTED-A Capable Salesman on a
commission basis for outside work in
ence and automobile preferred. P. O.
Box, $50, Penns Grove. n. J.. 1922
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Nature is loved by what is best in
us.-Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for one or two gentlemen. boarding or
dodgers; all conveniences. with small
adult family. 80 Pitmah st. S-29-1t%
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TO LET-Bungalows, 3-rooms, part
~ furnished. with BOAT landing. Joseph
Rock, Lower Canal Bridge. 8-29-3t*
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FOR SALE-A new bungalow and
four lots, near Main and Penn SITS,
DUPONT city. near entrance to Deep
Water Plant. Inquire at Abers res
taurant, opposite school house, Canal
Bridge. S-29-6t%
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MASON WORK done promptly by
ala and Frederick y. Ottinger.
Chimney building a speeialty.T Apply
IS Airy Ave-, Penns Grove. 8-29-It*r
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WANTED-A refined woman as
mothers helper or housekeeper; Sat
to Mrs. Robt. Osborn, "a Church Boule-
ward, near Episcopal Church S-29-2t
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LOST-Fu1l Blooded Beagle Hound.
on the fifth day of August, black, white
and tan, left ear spotted black, white
and Tar Reward if returned to George
H.. Wheeler, 104 Morris Avenue, Penns
Grove. 8-15-3t*
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wANTED-A high schbol boy or girl
to do clerical work. Address c. E.. r..
Box G., Penns Grove. 8-29-1t
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PEACHES FOR SALE-Best varieties
at all times from July 20 to Sept. is, at
my home in P~edricktown, or at the or
lizards. C. Il. Green. 7-11-8t
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FOR RENT-Nine Room House, gas,
electricity and water. 10 Mary Street,
Penns Grove. Apply Mrs. c. Biddle,
1882 Springfield Ave, Village. S-15-St"
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FOR SALE-Peaches, all varieties.
Emma H. Sparks, P~edricktown, NJ j..
S-15-tf.
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Cent "a Word Column

Advertisements inserted under this
head, for one cent a word. first inser-
ton: and one-half cent per word for
ZACH subsequent insertion. No adver-
tisements taken for less than Csc,
first insertion, and 10c for each subse-
quent insertion. Cash with copy. SC
extra for charge accounts. lie, &c. and
&c stamps taken as cash.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
Ko'misya prasy

Komisya ia ma bye pomocni-
cza komisya przy pracach pred
sejmowych. Skladac sic ma re
wszystkich pos1ow ma Sejm Wy
chodztwa, kt6rzy uzyskali man
|daty 2. tytulu przedstaWicielstwa
pism WydaWnictW polskicelh1l.
PrzeWodniczacym jej bedzie Jan
j. GhrzanoWski. Komisyi tel
przedstawione beda do zaopinio--
wanna Wazniejjsze MOVIE Wnioski
przedkladane Komisy Przedsej-
mowej pc mysi ustepu Ago q
redzia Sejm zWolujacego, tudziez
Izg1oszeniia spraWozdaWcoW pism ]
WydaWnictW ma Sejmiessnie repre-
zentoWanyeh, celu orzeczeniao
Itch dopuszczalnosci Komisya prra-
pilnie 8 to zabiegac, q
by zadanych opiilmisW czas Komi
lsyi.programoweej dostarczye, .
|najjpo6zznniiej ma tydzien pred otwar
ciem
Prezes czlonkoWiekomisyyi ma
ja przytem starae sieoenerggiiee.zs-.
raaHnronauande Seirnn "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
BAY STATE MILLING Co.

rodoWem diva razy mniej Wydat-
k6w niz konmi. w Krolestwie,
przy moznosci zuzytkowania ist-
niejacych dr6g bitych taryfy by4y
by nizsze i oszczednosc Wieksza.
Me wdajac sic W szczeg6{y or
%ganizacyi uWazam re powinna ona
bye osnuta- ia nastepujacych pod
stawach:
u LIME ruchu samochodowego
.nalezy zwiazac 2. kolejami zelazne
mi, albo jake przedsiebiorstwo
!dodatkoWe tych ostatnich, lub tez
.przez odpowiednie umowy z ME-
mi;
p IA liniach tych powinny bye
nzadzone stacje kt6reby miaIy
do przeekspedjowania ich ma ko-
lei zelazna i w zwiazku z tenn po-
.bierania opfat i Wydawania Xvi
tow IA przew6z kolejowy, jak 70
wniez i sprzedazy bilet6w osobo-
wych IA kolej ~zelazna 5.
81 ruch osobowy przewoz Ia
dunkow latwo sic psujacych po-
winien sic odbywac wedfug rozk1a
du, uzgodnionego z ruchem odpo-
wiednich pociag6W kolei zelaz-
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
KOMUNIKAT

Konsulaty panstw, przez kt6re
wiedzie droga powrotna do Pol
ski, odmawiaja wizowania pasz-
port6w Interwencya Konsulatu
ma miejscu i W Westinghouse nie
odniosla skutku. Konsulat Gene
rainy zwr6cif sic telegraficznie 9
pomoc do rzadu polskiego Q maj
spieszniejsze usuniecie tych pre-,
szk6d. w miedzyczasie WydaWa-
ME paszport6w Konsulat zmuszo-
ny jest wstrzymac. AZ do odwo-
lama zadne zgloszenia 0 paszpor-
ty, osobiste, lub pisemne, przyj-
moWane ME beda. Konsulat wyda
wac bedzie jedynie swiadectwa
]przynaleznossci panstWoWej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
K0MUNlKACJA SAMOCHO-
DOWA.
w Kurierze WarszaWskim czy-

w Kurjerze Warszawskim czy-
w Krolestwie pred wojna pia-
ia Geese obszaru byfa oddalona cd
kolei zelaznych wiecej niz 0 80
worst. Najbardziej pod tym
wzgledem byly uposledzone zie-
ME: kaliska lubelskasi pfocka, W
ktorych blizko pofoWa obszaru by
Ia W takich warunkach, w ziemi
zas lubelskiej cwierc calego obsza
ru byla oddalona cd kolei nawet
Wiecej niz 0 so Worst. Wybudowa
ME podczas Wojny wielu linji stra
~tegicznych %poprawi1o nieco te sy-
tnacje, moznose zas zuzytkowania
W przysz1osci kolei zelaznych sa-
|siednich ziem polskich wp1ynie
takze ma MIA dodatnio ale W kaz-
dym razie pozostanie jeszcze do
syc zapadlych zakatk6w, kt6re be
da potrzebowa1y nietylko ola swe
go rozwoju ale nawet ola zaspo-
kojenia obecnych potrzeb jakich
nepszonych sposob6w transpor-
tn. Ogolny brak koni czyni ME-
mozliwym przew6z }adunkow "a
ich pomoca ma wieksze odlegfosci
wybudowanie kolei zelaznych do
wszystkich takich o%ddalonych
miejscowesci bedze niemozliwe
re wzgled6w finansowych j IRE
szta tam, gdzie. one nawet beda
przeprowadzone, trzeba bedzie
czekac ia ich otwarcie pare, lub
|kilka lat.
Wojna obecna Wykazafa jak pc
tezny srodek przeWozowy posia-
danny W samochodach, 2 tego dos
|EIg.# So rfa- 49, $50 g''--- ia
.wiadczenia nelazy s%korzystac TEN
bardziej re z jej koncem ogromne
.ilosci wszelkiego rodzaju samocho
dow %pozostana bez uzytku i NIGGA
bye skierowane do piracy pokojo-
wei. Posiadsmy dose znaczna i
lose dr6g bitych, co znacznie ula-
twi organizacje przewozu pasa-
zer6w i }adunk6w "a pomoca sa-
mochodow. Zreszta wybudowanie
gdzie okazaloby sic potrzebne,
nowychdrog bitych ME Wymagalo
by z%nacznych nakladoW.
Sprawl komunikacji samocho-
:dowych ola Rosyi by1a podniesio
ia ma Wiosne r. b.. W zwiazku inzy
nier6w komunikacyi W Petersbur
gu przez inz. StanislaWa Puzine
j znalazla W MIN ca}koWite uzna-
ME, pomimo, re warunki SO tam
znacznie trudniejsze zpowodu bra
ku drog bitych j koniecznisci ich
.budoWy, co Rlacznie poWieksza ko
szty orgganizacyi. Welding jego OBJ
liczen, przy sredniej taryfie Oh.
kop. puda j Wiorsty. naWet " Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-24
4WlARuSs' PPlAlek, diaia 22445go Pallddiiell1iila, 1919.
1ldle!legacya 6and|lloWa
pIzYbedle do Ameryh.


przYbed!!z1e do Ameryi.
Wysyfa il polskie minis
teryum handful ! pre-
mysfu " WarszaWJe.
3. Gliwic zostal zamianowany at
tache HandloWym przy ambasa
die " Westinghouse. &.
NEW YORK. Biuro Warsza
Wskie Stowarzyszenia Techmk6w
Polskich " Ameryce, nades1alo
Komunikat nastepujacej t~rescii:s
M6wi sic tutaj " kolach miaro
dajnych ze Minister Przemyslu j
Handful zamierza W najblizszym
czasie wydelegowac do Ameryki
20 przemyslowc6w handloWcoW
W celu utWorzenia imieniem RIA
du polskiego, porozumieniu sic .
rzadem st. ~, Towarzystwa Tran.
lsportoWego, ktore by mia1o WyIa-
cznie praWo na import ieksport.
Tymczasem reklamuje sic bar
do ma }amach pism Warszaws-
kich, Poland Export Corpora
ton" W New Yorku, p. W.O. Cor
ski prezes., rywalizujac z oglasza-
jacym sic "Britanic'' W Anglii j
mnemi.
Pisma donosza tutaj 0 utWorze-
niu sic Tow. Polsko-Amerykans-
kiej zeglugi Morskiej kt6re costa
10 za1ozone w New Yorku W hote-
III, M. Alpin, 2 PREF. ReszkoWskim
ii Borkowskim ma czele.
Zak1ada sic obecnie W Warsza-
vie Polskie Tow. Przedsiebiorstw
elektrycznych; statutej Spolki ak
cyjnej, zgodnie z postanowieniem
Min. Przemyslu i Handful, oraz
ISkarbu rozciaga sic ma caly OBJ
szar Panstwa polskiego.
Sp6lka ma ma celu budowe i elk
splotacye elektrowni prowadze-
ME warsztat6W ola Wyrobu ma
SYN elektrycznych, oraz handel
technicznemi. Zalozycielami Spoil
XII So PIP. Benzef, Dangel, Godlew-
ski, Jezioranski, i Ruszkiewicz, Pc
czatkowy kapita1 zakladowy wy
nosi 1000, 900 marek.
Kooperatywy W Polsce rozWija-
ia sic W samej Kodzi istnieje obec-
nie Sc kooperatyw z kt6rych ko-
rzysta 250,780 os6b.
w KrakoWie odbyly sic ostat-
MO k%onferencye W sprawach, eko-
nomicznych 2 udzialem PIP. Pade-
rcwskiego, Bilinskiego Sejdy, a
lie niestety pisma mic ME giosza 0
tresci tychze.
z inicyatyWy Min. Przemys}u j
Handful ma sic odbyc miedzy dziel
nicoWas konferencya W sprawie
projektu organizacyi WIadz pre-
~myslowych W Panstwie polskim.
Do gabinetu ministroW Weszli
dwaj nowi ministrowie: I. Szcza-
Ewinski, jake min. Przemyslu j
Handful w. K. Seyda jake min.
Ziem by1ego zaboru pruskiego.
Dowiaduje sic tutaj, re attache
handloWy PREY poselstwie polskriim
W Westinghouse zostal mianoWa-
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