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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-12
|ST. LOUIS FANS
WELCOME HOME
THEIR HEROES
Grover Alexander Plays Stel'
lar Role in Final Cele.
bration
HERO OF WORSKlPPERS
HCrnsby Leaves FL Mothers
Funeral-2 Killed, 80 Hurt,
in Celebration
HERO or WORSHlPPERS

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. l2-t&D As the
shouting and the tumult dies, st
Louis today is turinn: to o,ler things
after more than u week of srenxieJ
baseballdOm famed on 10 iever heat
by the first world series crown in &c
years, and heightened by the oppor-
tunity last nigh. Of welcom ing home
part Of the Cardinai club that brought
modern diamond kOnors to this mid.
dlcwestern city.
Last nights celebration, the fourth
since the close Of the national league
campaign, found "Old Pete" Alexan-
der playing a stellar role and dem.
instrating that he is cqualified for
other slab duties.
In Center Of Stage
Beginning with the arrival of the
Cardinals train late in the afternoon
and ending with pushing, cheering
mob that left SpOrtsman's Park after q
formal welcoming party. the veteran
Nebraskan appeared to occupy the
center OF the s.agc.
He became the hero of a worship.
ping throng ut Il hotel where mum.
Der Of the players were dining. HI
autographed bascballs, pattcd young
stcrs Oh the head, and became bril-.
liant conversntionalist.
Transferring his activities t1
SpOrtsnian's Park, Alexander took hi.
place as the first to be introduced Il
the crowd. He made his bow, SpOk,
Il few words irto microphonc, as die
the rest, and not content, showed hi!
appreciation Of the throngs' Alteration
by hcstowing kisses on two girl:
crOwdinE near the speakers plat
form.
The rest Of the players here for thu
celebration, Thevcnow, the silent;
Bottomley, O'Farrell, Hafey. South
worth, Blades, Douthit, Keel
and Reinhart, came In fol
their portion OF the, cheer
ing. Even Kenneth Sullivan, bat bo,
and incurable worshipper OF Bottom
ley, made his bow to the audienc,
and was chcered.
HOrnsby Goes to Texas
Only 4 relatively few fans, however
were permitted a glimpse Of Hornsby
who did not leave Union Station be
fore taking another train for Austin
Texas, where his mothers funera
will be held upon his arrival.
Other grief than that Of the reali
cation Of the sad rites at Austin en-
tered into the merry making Of tn,
weekend. Two were killed and 81
injured, seven Of them critically, i,
the hectic demonstrations Of the rol
licking fans. Both of the dead ar,
boys, victims Of auto accidents.
St. Louis worshipping of her base
ball heroes threatens to be shortlived
for most of those who came here las
night are planning today to 60 t.
their homes. scattered from one en'
Of the country to the other. Blades
only ones who claim st. Louis as thei
residence.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-12
MAN SOUGHT
FOR THEFT OF
MOBILE
Relieved to Have Stolen Car
and Cash From War Vet
Temporarily Demented

Fargo, N. D., Oct. l2-Lp)-A man
who is believed by police to have
stolen more than $500 and an expen-
sive automobile from q world war
veteran who became temporarily de-
mented, Is being sought BY authori-
ties here.
William Farr of Kansas City, Mo-,
drove into Fargo Sunday night from
New Rockford, n. D., in company with
another man with whom he had be-
come friendly. according to police.
Farr, who had been she'll shocked in
the world war. took his friend" to n
hotel and obtained a room. Farr then
left the hotel. 4
Police received q call later from
the Western Union that Z man mad
written about Is kilograms and was
apparently unbalanced. Farr WAS
taken 20 the police station and later
to the county Jail. Police then went
to look Tor Farr's @friend" only to
find that the latter had fled, taking
FATr's ear.
% Money Gene
An investigation xna boenn ana lt
was learned that HArt had net tke Unn
ct New Rockfosd. ~ that Yl1As Iilr
had about 80 iH his posGea1toa. ~.
lice said. WhAA ~ ~ toan4 ~ -
lice hsrs ~ ~ Ut n eents.
Farf was trave5jna IS NSssS 49,
sellihe seheel sapDlioo, hollcoS - T,
He has : vie and one e1lld 81 -
sas City. The wife has peea noe1 =
and y on her way hers. "
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-12

The present day Norfolk jacket q
= dtsesndaAt of the chsin-mail hau.
berk.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-12
Weather Report

Weather conditions at North Da-
kots points for the - hours ending
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-12
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Wednesd day..
Slowly rising temperature.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
Times and Herald Classified Produce BEST Adtake
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1876
SALE OF
REPOSSESSED CARS

| QNS4 VOA%uS&EN|-LN SAA0N~
All of these cars are to be sold
for unpaid balances
Packard straight 8 roadster
1925 sport model: best looking cat
1 In town; mocha nically perfect.
Ford 4-door Sedan
Late 1924; Al condition; $40o.
Dodge Touring, 1925
Has good cord !IT9: Tire. 10 Sst s1SslFSt St
seen to be appreciated. $500.
Studebaker Big 6
seven-passenger. 1929. touring, just
overhauled and repaired: good tires. In
perfect order. $500.
Oldsmobile Coach, 1926
This car has been driven less than
1000 miles Looks and rides IKE
them you bought a new car. They can't
| tell the> difference. $3.50.
Oldsmobile sport touring car
First class mechanical condition: real
good car; looks very sporty: $40O.
Willys-Knight coupe sedan, 1926
Five practically new cord tires; this
car was formerly owned by carefui no
way: mechanically perfect; hard TO
tell from new: $500.
Durant sedan, 1924
Looks good and runs good SJsS
Ford touring, early 1925
condition; five bsand-new core
tires: looks good and runs good. $SeO.
Ford coupe, late 1926
Balloon tires: can't tell from new
car: S350.
Chevrolet coupe, 1924
Newly painted and overhauled: looks
and runs like a new car: $500.
Studebaker 6
Touring car, 1924; all new cord tirea
and new paint: lust overhauled; Al
condition: $465.
Ford tudor sedan
Late 1925. Balloon tires; new oa.nt;
can't tell from new car: lust over
hauled; $3.50.
Ford Tudor Sedan, 1926
Run very little; looks and runs ike
q brand-new car; $45O.
Chevrolet sedan, 1924
A condition; good tires; good paint:
guaranteed: $3.50
1924 Overland touring
Good tireA new paint real bar-
gain. S225.
Terms: One-fifth Cash. Balance in
Twelve Months
Glassrnan's Sales And
Finance Company
1921 L st. N. w Main 6705
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
,o6 DODGE COuPE

holstery; good tires Zone brand new) /;
disc wheels; no dents in the tenders;
perfect motor; your expert inspection
invited. Cash down only $271; balance,
$3s monthly.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
DODGE TOURING CARS

Several priced right and In unusually
good condition; priced $175 up; terms
as our easy pay plan gives will interest
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
AZ BUICK COUPE

Refinished and renickeled; perfect mo-
tor; 4 practically new tires; this model
is known as the 6-4S and represents
real value. Cash, $27l: ride the balance
at $3S each payment.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
RTTICK SEDAN

4.cylinder, 1924. An unusual auto
mobile. formerly owned by a very care
full and conscientious driver (name on
request). Four-wheel brakes This
model is IN great demand. Full equip
ment, tires to bumpers. Black, with
cream stripping. The warranty Just
naturally fits this car.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
NASH DEMONSTRATOR

A very unusual opportunity to buy a
car of this type: you car as part pay
ment These cars are sold on q new
car guarantee. See US today If you are
ready to buy a car Of this type.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
"a GARDNER Is BEARINGS

Lycoming 5-bearing motor used; baked
enamel finish aluminium molding or
body; good rubber; see this car today
Cash. $181 and SAT per month.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
HUDSON SEDAN

Refinished, reconditioned and ready to
go; looks like new and gives q mighty
fine demonstration. Only $232 cash and
$32 even per month.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
'26 ESSEX COACH

'26 ESSEX COACH
One of the best bargains in town;
see this car today; you'll like it well
enough to buy it. Cash, 1901; balance
as you ride.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
BUICK COACH-1925

Master six, English blue duco. I'm.
proved type, four-wheei brakes. Fin
age very reasonable for time driven.
Double-bar bumpers. Windshield wiper
kick plate, dome light, rear stop light.
With the warranty and priced at
C01E m
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
$775.OO
BUICK SEDAN-I925

Just came in. VIII repaint to suit
customer Motor exceptional, newly
refined four-wheel brakes, 5 very good
tires Bumpers heavy nickeled, front
and rear; motormeter. heater. robe
rail, foot rest. kick plates, dome
lights and stop lights. Buick made
II good-we improved 1t. The war
ranty goes on this car.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
WILLYS-KNIGHT

Coupe sedan, 4-cyIinder. 1925. This
was one of the smartest Jobs ever
turned out by the factory. High lus-
ter finish. in q rich and durable blue.
with contrast stripings. Chestnut
brown upholstery, extremely adaptable
to hard service Equipment all that
could be desired. The smart buyer
will give this more than . passing at
tention. With the famous knight
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
NASH TOURING

6-passenger, full six. 1924. One Of
our own high-aualIty paint !4os mas
Unexcelled mechanically. Some equip
ment. Warranted, yes.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
5000.
WILLYS-KNIGHT

w ILL O~A4N4N44A
4-cylinder coupe, 1926. Original
LACQUER Persian blue. Manchester ball
ancer, Four.wheel mechanical brakes.
Automatic Windshield wiper. Used in
company service exclusively. This car
won't stay long. A warranty IL you
wish-but remember. It's a knight.
WILLYS-KNIGHT
l-cylinder. four-door sedan, 1925.
Tires just like new. Cobalt lacquered
finish. Flamingo stripping, mouse COLI
ored. Velour upholstery. We invite
the inspection of the critical buyer.
Another knight motor.
$975.00.
TWO-1926 OVERLAND SKIES
Touring demonstrators. The Over
land six motor is recognized today as
the most powerful of its class in get
away and hill-climbing ability, finish
ed in a beautiful azure blue lacquer.
Touring demonstrators are not as nu-
merous as closed ones, 80 these cars
are perfect as any new car. New
car guaranty.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
CHEVROLET eoUPE 1924

OHENROLEI GOUEE 1874
Original finish: motor very quiet:
tires. Run about 5000 miles; equip
ped complete. Also warranted.
5000
OVERLAND 81"
Coach, 1925. Egyptian blue LACQUER
finish, Fiske balloon tires, showing
hardly any wear. This car just nicely
broken in. Formerly owned by re"
Gently transferred Army officer. Has
had good care and shows It. Easy
$3.50
JEWETT COACH
1924; original baked enamel Stygian
black; s tires ready for 5000 more
miles service, and replacement very
good Interior as good an new car.
All necessary accessories.
$500
DODGE SEDAN
1923: reg. Dodge finish. Two-tons
rich baked enamel. Mohair uphol-
stery. Equipped with bumpers. mo-
tormeter. spare tire and disc wheel.
Naturally warranHteee;c
BUICK 7-PASS. TOURING, 1925
Four balloon tires, all good. Cur
tains never used. Pantasote top. Park"
Ing lights, bumpers, motometer, etc.
A rare motor in this car. This 10
really the exceptional buy. Warrant
ed also.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
''WALLACE"
! USED CAR
DEPARTMENT
YOU ARE
OFFERED
1. Late models.
2. Standard makes.
8. Large assortment.
4. Unusual assortment.
5. Easy pay plan.
COMPARE!

Chevrolet Sedan: looks and runs lik,
new run only 1000 miles; fully
equipped with every extra. Cash, 1924
balance monthly.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
TWCl-WILLYS-KNIGHT

1926 demonstrators. Great six, g.
green lacauered finish. Upholstered In
matched fine buffed leather, natural
wood wheels four-wheel mechanical
brakes, aluminium kick plates All the
of the Willys-Knight car embodied in
this model, A lean greyhound appear
ance promises you unusual perform
aUce New car guaranty
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
TWO-1926 WILLYS KNIGHT

Great six. 5-pass. sedanS. Dignified.'
superluxurious In every detail OF finish
and equipment. Jet black upper deck
and black beading. Carmine stripes on
beading and lowers. Present in these
cars Is every convenience and elegance
known to the trade. New cars in every
sense Of the word. New car guaranty.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
CHANDLER TOURING

B.passenger, 1928. Maroon finish.
SpIIt-graln leather upholstery. Famous
Pixies Peak motor and traffic trans
mission. Five Goodyear all-weather
balloon cords. This car embodies
speed. power and comfort. You get a
warranty.
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
TWO-1926 OVERLAND SIX
SEDAN

Demonstrators. New car equipment,
nicely broken in for winter driving.
Mileage on gas easily averages over 20
on these cars. Riding ability second
to none. Finish is sage green duo
tone, with weather bronze upper mold
match body finish. New car guaranty
The Washington times., 1926-09-25
THE
QUALITY SALE
CONTINUED
3 MORE DAYS
In order to accommodate our many friends and
customers whose previous plans, due to the big fight
prevented them attending this sale, continuing
the Quality Sale over Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week.
The same quality prices prevail, of course.
80 DAY WARRANTY STILL GOOD
80 DAY WARRANTY STILL GOOD
"HuPP, TOURING

"HUPP' TOURING
1925; 4 balloon tires, one spare.
Motor right. Blue Duco, lacquer
green stripping on body and disc
wheels. storm curtains intact and
perfect fitting upholstery in spit
grain leather. You bet It's warranted.
$500.
CADILLAC
Convertible limousine sedan, 1928;
perfect In every respect. Owned
originally by one of Washington
most prominent business men. A
description of this car would be
superf1uous. Easily warranted.
81, 1850.
ONE-1926 WILLYS~ KNIGHT
Great six roadster, the most swagger
car on the American market-rumble
seat. accommodating two passengers in
comfort, Gypsy collapsible top chal-
lenges with good reason the question OF
leadership: 4-wheel brakes. Balcrank
bumper and bumperettes, auto wind
shield wiper, rear vision mirror, kick
plates, parking light. Color scheme
beautiful but practical. Buffed leather
upholstery. Get your hands on the
wheel and you'll be lost. New car
guaranty.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-23

rych ma parcelacjs pojdzie " ro-
ku przysziym osromna moe zis-
mi.
Liczne okregi xiemskie bsds
mu.ialy rozparcslowae ziemis v
nastepujacych obsxarach: okres
.ienski warszawski 1000 hskta-
r6w, okrss piotrkowski 5000
hektar6w, okrsE kieIseki 1000
okreg lubelski 1000, okrss bia-
lostocki 5000. okrsg poznah.ki
$500, ,okrsg srudzisd1ki 5000,
okreg srudzisnski 1900. okrss
wilsnski 5000, okrss wolyhski
$4,000, okreg poleski 14,z00, o
kres krakowski 5000. okrss
lwowski $4,000 / akrsg katowic-
|ki 500 hektar6w.
w okrssach powyisxych jul o.
gromns cxese xismi sparceiowa-
no = rok xessiy / bisiscy. Par
cslowanis odbywa SIC stalls bez
iAdnyeh przsssksd. Wissniaey ma
bywajscy parSsls xietaskis wyra-
iajs duio sadowolenia. bowism
wisksxoi< Mich ~ narss.cie
axanss stworEsais wiskssego CO.
kolwjsk gospS jaYstkA.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-23
WOLNY WSTEP.

Nasza organizacja Stowarzyszenia Polek W Stanach
Zjednoczonych postanowila wolny wstep, do naszych
szereg6w idac "a przyk}adem, nnych organizacj. Co
w}asciwie znaczenie posi- ada wony wsep Zacne So
stry pracownczki. doskonae pojmuja swe zada
wiekszym rozmiarze gdy do tego dodamy r6wnoczes-
ME bezpatne Togledziny lekarske, u}atwiamy nowym
czionknom duzo niepotrzebnych wydatk6w kt6re przy
chodza pore naszym mniej zamoznym cz}onkiniom,
kt6re obdarzone czna rodzina occniaja takowa ulge
materyalna ~
Dajemny vice doskonala sposobnosc p,rzygotowa-
MIA do nasze niewescej organizacj kt6ra jako miej
bardzo wiele dobrego zdziaac moze oraz kazde
chwili podazyc moze wydatia pomoca materyalna i
morana Bedac tu miescu, posadamy wszelkie dane,
azeby okazac nasza miiosc poswecenie siostrzana
peke Lecz ME ma tenn konczy sic opeka, bowiem
dajemy zapomogi finansoWe realnosc raze ma
glego zapotrzeboWania finansoWej udzieamy pomocy.
Postanowienia nasze, azeby prawdziwa ulge poczy-
mic organzacja uchwalila opr6cz wonego wstepu
wona egzaminace czyli bezplatna doktorska Sa 20
bowiazana wspanalomyslne zasadnicze kt6re przy-
pasc wnny do gustu kazdej nowowstepuacej czlonkni
Ten przyWej istnieje Easzem Stowarzyszenu do 1go
Maja. -
Ten pekny przykiad powinien zachecic nasze pra-
cownczh do stalej wytrwale piracy ozywcze podczas
czasu Wolnego wsepu, powinen zednywac szeroke gro
ina czionkin. Wytezmy wysifki ME ustaWajmy W
wytrWafej piracy, sazeby Wzniosa organizacja,
wzrastala czebnie Chcac rozporzadzac sia, postara
my sic Q pomnozenie naszych szereg6w. Zawsze miej-
my ma uwadze wony Wstep wolna egzaminacje lekar-
ka. @Ys
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-23
10000 MORCoW ZIEMl PREF
DIE w REcE cHLoP-
SKIE.

Il WARSZAWA. - Na podsta-
vie novel ustawy rsfsrmie rol
mel, Rada ministr6w podaia
sxc.sgolowy plan pareslacyjny
jul ma rok 1927, ktsry ;ci;le
bedxis musiai bye prxspfowadxo-
~. Wog6le prawo detyssses re-
formy rolnej nabiera eorAx wiek-
sxeso xnaczsnia / stosowAnie te-
gox stale sic aktem posostajs-
Gym pod troskliwa opisks rxsdu,
ktory tym raxem prAsnis prze-
prowadxie robots konkfstns, prze
znaexajsc tyle : tyls obsxarow
do parcelacji corocEaiA. celem
podxislenia misdxy zalsxismnych
chiopew wos6le maiorolnik6w.
Wsdlug xebranyeh dasysh sto-
sownis DO raportu rady mini
str6w - v rscs chlopskis = rok
1877 prxsjdzie $1,000 hsktarow
xisni cxyli $4,000 mors6w. Plan
parcslacyjny obsjmnjs srunta
rakstwows orax nals4SeS % pan
stwowsso banka pelsklsae, ! kt6
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-23
KATASTROFA w KOPALNI
WEGLA MA SLAZkU e.
G0RNYM.

BERLIN. - Trzydziestu CITE
reeh gornikow polskich W kopal-
nj wegla korsten " Bytomiu, 20
staio zywcem zagrzebanych,
skutkiem zawalenia sic sufitu ko
palni.
Sygnaiy, dawane przez zagrze
banych iywcem gornikow zazna-
czaja, ze 3 gornikow zostaio "a
bitych, a prawie wszyscy wy
jatkiem kilku cie1ej i lxej ran
nych. W;rod rodzin dotknie-
tych katastrofa gornikow zapa-
nowaia roxpacz oburzenie ma
wiascicieli kopaln, ktorzy ze
wxgledow osxcxsdnosriowych ME
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-23
ZTygodniia.
ROK JUBILEUSZOWY.

zwyczajem oddawna przyjetym, obchodzono mas
veand uroczyscie roczne uodn Tadeusza Koscusk
bezacym sokolstwo Polse gnazdac
latach dawnejszych zamowao urzadzanm
cuszkowskh wspopracy zaprosio Armi Pos
Arm Amerykahsk przedstacie znajduacych sic orga
nizacji pokch Incaywa jednakooz pozosaa reku
Sokoow Weterano zlozonego Rezuaem zabiee6w przyeo
owah byl obchod ktoy sic odby ubegla ndziee
14go marca godzne sej poudnu AUDITORIUM Domu
Zwiazku Polak6w Ameryce
Wiadomym jest wszystm przebeg obchdu datego
ME bedzemy tu tego Nadmienemy dnak publ
nose stosunkowo dopisaia bo zgomado sic okoo 600 o
teraznze powoenne jest fakem godnym zanotowana
Program byl bogay choca mowcy dop
sa wyonanym bez pubcznosc obch6d
przybyle zauwazymy wzystm uroczytosc spodo
baa oklaskom ME byo kohca kazdm wyonanym punce
programu. ~ ....f .-.. "..~ aes +
jednakowoz pod innym wzgledem po
azne znaczene Po perwsze wdmy re Weteran Soko
fla praca poerowa wdzielmy nejednorotnie
urocystose kas obch6d k6ry pzygoowu ME
sobe zadne partyne mar ecz odbywaa sic pod
klein nprzedawnion ms daleke oczyzny Wrazene udzie
zebranm bardzo kozystne oddzaywa zebrane
pubznosc Gel Weeran6w Soko}ow zrozumec awo Pracua
pogodzenia pewnego sk6conych obozow
dzaaja zachecajaco prekonywajac pomn
owy ogna partyjnego,
przecwn jest godz eze uz pogodzic po-
rafa en neutrany ym
dopomagaa do uednozgodniena maa
ceu danosc k6re pracownkow awc potrafa powzej
tcodziennych tarc partyjnych. e
powodu przypadaacej tym len roczncy pzy-
Amery Koscuszk kroki ceu
koryby Gala Poonje
tejsz rozpczal przygotowana ably tym roku
rocznice przybyca Nacenka Sukmanie rocnice
ego odpowedn godn uzce urzadeniem
edne wee wspanalej manfestac stop pomnka Tadeusza
krok zoreanizowana takego wspdneeo ko
zosta poczybn Odbyy zebrana oglosona
powoujaca wszyskch oganzac
przyjeca udziau pracach komeu
popzedne ebrana ME awaa sic jeszcze wick
zorganzowane Polon vice ez ably dac
wybrana representative nasepne
banie uchwaono odbye duzy DO dopero dn Sogo
marca b. .-->
Weteran Soko jak to jeden znch wpomnanym obcho-
die pubznie zaznacz aknajbardzie
komeu tegoz przvea
nle by tenn okazae darnose chee
noa pzypomniee komu naezy dopuscza
partyn lecz dazc
prae wykonywal n zrozumiena potrzeby
jednozgodne my choeby tym yko wypad ably obcym
na postosc narodowa mlose da daleke oczyzny
da gwzdzistego sztandau
naodowych tenn Weteani Sokoi wyhodza
koro ME MONA ogou nauczs zacunku a wasny
nych przekonan naezy prowadzic
mysec ponad partyne neresy ym kerunku sodarne
Ii zgodnie pracowac.
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Rok (vol.) III.

w46knisty, Pr zewiduja
wzrost dziaialnosci zatrud
nienia w ciagu 1926 roku.
COLORADO - Zatrud7
nienie wykaze prawdopo-
dobnie wzrost w ciagu 49,
26 roku, poniewaz obliczo-
no, ze zapotrzebowanie ma
prace przewyzszy te z 49,
rs roku O $4,000. Kopalnie
metali wykaza prawdopod-
obnie wzrost O rs procent
powyzej cyfr 1925 roku.
ILLINOIS. - Ogolna o.
PIMA jest zgodna co do
teg3, re widoki przemysio-
we ma rex 1926 So bardzo
korzystne szczegolnie jesli
chodzi O przemysf stalowy,
linje transporotowe oraz u
prawy roslin przemysio-
wych. Gdy rozpoczna sic
prace w roznych miastach
mad rozwojem parkow, sy-
stemu osuszania innemi
pracami publicznemi, kole-
jami, drogami wodnemi,
szosami tax publicznemi
jak prywatnemi budowlami
- zapotrzebowanie ma pra
ce wykwalifikowana bedzie
wieksze w porownaniu z
rokiem ubiegfym. Jest pre-
widywane re niewykwali-
fikowani robotnicy beda
wszyscy zatrudnieni. Ia
,zwyczaj SO sezony w ciagu
,roku gdy ia klasa robotni-
Kow - ME posiada zajecia,
jednakze w biezacym roku
ME zostana bez piracy ma
d}uzszy przeciag czasu. Xii
ka miast donosi, re gdy
plany, ktore sic obecnie O.
pracowuje, zostana wpro-
wadzone w .zycie, rozmiar
ulepszen spofecznych pod
niesie sic w porownaniu z
1925 rokiem. Naogof takze
farmerzy So optymistycz-
ME usposobieni w przewi-
dywaniach. ma 1926 r.
| INDIANA. - Widoki
przemysfowe ma 1926 rok
So dobre i wszelkie oznaki
wskazuja ma wieksze "a
potrzebowanie ma pracow-
nikow wykwalifikowanych
niz w roku poprzednim.
Dzia@alnosc budowlana be-
dZie TAXA sama lub wick
sza cd tel jaka byla W. ro-
ku poprzednim, przewidy-
wana jest wiec praca dla
wszystkich stalych pracow-
nik6w budowlanych. Ia
pewnione jest takze reali-
zowanie wielkich plan6w,
dotyczacych budowania
szos.
Bee watpienia nastapi
tez wzrost obszarow obsie
wanych zbozem ma wiosne
1926 roku.
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