davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1930-07-04
UN CANCER CORROE LA
IDA DE LAS
CLONES OBRERAS

Fores Park, Pa, Julio A (FP)
|-Algo por NADIA, ell cancer que
corroe a la sociedad Americana
Sc halla tambien atrincherado
en- ell movimiento obrero, dijo
David j. Saposs ante la Liga
de la Democracia INDUSTRIAL.
"Ningun otro movimiento obre-
70 en- ell mundo Sc halla tan ro-
deado de falta de honradez y de
liders sin principles y sin acti-
vidad, declare ell hombre que ha
colaborado con John r. Com
mons en- la Historic de Ameri-
ca, y despues en- ell ~negociado de
r~elaciones ind~ustriales de los
Estados Unidos, ell departamen-
to de labor del estado de New
York y ell departamento de esta-
dos de Americanizaci6n del ms
tituto Carnegie. Bajo el titnlo
de "variedades del jardin" del
sistema de "racketeering", Sa-
poss incluye las elecciones des-
honestas, ell robo del tesoro de
las uniones, la transformation
de las cuentas de gastos en- "Sa-
banas de timo", con dinero apa-
rentemente gastados en- las ac-
tividades de la Union. Otras SUI
tiles formas de atracos son los
anuncios solicitados para "sou-
venirs" y almanaques, utilizan-
dose la Influenza de los direc-
torres de las uniones, y muchos
anuncios son solicitados bajo a.
menazas de firmas no organiza-
das.
De mas consecuencias para ell
trabajador es la politica de mu-
chas uniones de mantener juris
diccion sobre la entera indus
tria; pero rehusando a. otras or
ganizaciones traten su mano.
La etiqueta de la Union Sc ex
pIota y muchas uniones venden
ell derecho a I'm limitado mime
70 de fabricantes, limitando "a
81 acknowledgements, ell n1mero
de obreros que pueden ser or
ganizados.
Menciono Saposs a John l..
Lewis de los Mineros Unidos, el
difunto Warren S. Stone, de los
Maquinistas de Locomotoras,
y George Berry, de los impre-
sores, como tipos de atracado-
res del trabajo y describe la
Association Amalgamada de o.
breros del Acero, hero Y lata
como ell clasico ejemplo de una
union que clama jurisdiction Sc
bre toda la industrial pero Sc
contenta a 81 misma con domi-
mar a unos pocos trabajadores
eXpertos en- unas pocas p~lantas
Independence.
La facilidad con que los liders
del trabajo abandonan ell movi-
miento obrero es la mas con-
clusiva evidencia de la desmo-
ralizada situaci6n que existe.
Muestra la reciente historic del
trabajo a una larga procession
de liders-bajos y altos-que
han abandonado a sus compa-
neros para dedicarse a lucrati
vas posiciones, con los patro-
nos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04
R EN- BOMBAY

Bombay, India, Julio A.
Con motive del arresto de la
Sra. Perrin Captain ocurrieron
Ges6rdenes aquf.
La policia cargo ell pueblo
rseuItando lesionados IA vo =
luntarios del congreso y I'm p0-
licia native.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Con ell sensational drama de
Jacinto Benavente, "La Malque
rida", Sc presentaran los valio-
SOS artistas que integran Ia
Compania "Renacimiento' en-
ell teatro del "Circulo Cubano"
ell pr6ximo domingo, y con los
precios de costumbre.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Present6 aver un escrito ell
fiscal del condado, Mr.. Skin
ner, acusando de incendiario a
Alridge, presunto autor de
un fuego que destruyera un e.
dificio de dos pisos en- ell cam
pamento Sunset.
Acusaci6n contra George
Rufino present6 ell fiscal, esti-
madolo autor de I'm delito de
asalto con intenci6n de asesi-
mar a Ed Owens. Ell hombre
utilize un garrote.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

FL DR.. Bartlett, jefe de SAM
dad ,recomienda a los padres de
los nihos que puedan lastimarse
durante ell dia de hoy, disparan-
do cohetes, etc, los hagan inyec
tar contra ell t6tanos.
Els mayor ell peligro de una
infection tetanica 81 los cohetes
son de los hechos en- China. Por
descuido murieron aqui II nj
nos, de tetanos, en- ell ano 1926.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Con gran lucimiento Sc efec-
tue hoy la parada de la CANA
ra de Concrete de Ybor.
Ademas de festeiarse la fe-
cha patri6tica del A de julio, la
Camara celebr6 la inauguration
de un pabell6n construido, con
fondos del ayuntamiento, en- ell
parque De Soto.
La Septima avenida fue EN-
banderada.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Por la noche ell simpatico bal
lie verde" en- los salones del
Centre Asturiano'', con la or
questa reforzada de los "Varsi-
ty Boys.
No olviden de ensenar en- la
puerta ell cartoncito verde" Ell
que tambien les dara derecho d
entrar en- la playa de Rocky
Point los dias 10 y 20 del CO.
rriente.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Mahana por la noche hara
vuelos sobre la ciudad, llevan-
do pasajeros, un aerpolano del
captain McMullen.
Sc aprovechara la nOche de
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Una delegation de m~ujeres,
miembros de la Liga de Elec-
torres del Condado, Sc presen-
to aver a los comisionados del
condado pidiendo nombrara
una mujer para cada una de
las mesas de los colegios cleo
torales. Los comisionados oye-
ron a las ciudadanas, resolvien-
do no tomar acci6n, por ell pre-
Hicieron la vista Mrs.
d. G. Owens, Mrs. Cora Eal-
kenbury y Srta. Lafayette Nc
La gaceta., 1930-07-04
s @ CHA L E S

Hoy dia de la patria america
ma, gloriosa efemerides de su
Independence, la cual celebraE
alegres y satisfechos todos los
ciudadanos de este d~emocratico
pals, Sc estaran efectuando,
cuando esta edici6n llegue a po-
der de nuestros lectores, mu-
chas fiestas que fuero anuncia-
das con antelaci6n.
De todas elias me ocupare en-
mi cr6nica de manana.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Contra la compania Tampa
Electrical dict6 aver un we're =
dicto un jurado, en- la corte
del circuito.
Decide ell jurado que esa
empresa pague $4,000 a Har
ry Vavoudes a quien I'm tran
via atropellara en- la Gale de
Franklin, ell dia % de octubre
del ano pasado.
A las nueve de la noche re-
cibi6 ell juez ell veredicto.
Varoudes recibi6 lesiones y
ha quedado mentalmente incom-
petente.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Las interesantes y hechice-
ras senoritas que realizaron un
.nagnifico trabajo en- Ia Gran
noche del Cabaret de las 10
gias midas, seran homenajea-
das ell proximo domingo con un
bale en- la preciosa sala del Pa
lacio de la Gale Is Y 10 ave.
Manolo Sanchez estara al
frente de su orquesta.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Prepare su function de bene-
ficio en- ell teatro del Centre
Obrero' ell popular aficionado
Manuel Garcia, ell "negrito" de
la Compania que ALI actua.
Esta combinando un regio
programa.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

La orquesta de moda "Glenn
Kay, tocara en- la matinee bal
liable del 'Circulo, ell entrante
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Tambien la "Agrupaci6n
Benefica y Cultural del Centre
Obrero" celebrara otra fiesta
analoga ell dia 27 del mismo
mes, Y en- ell mismo lugar.
Todo cuanto Sc recaude Sc
ra para realizar algunas mejo-
ras a beneficio de la casa del
proletariado.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Para ell dia 13 de este mes
Sc anuncia ell picnic a benefit
clio de la "Secci6n de Damas y
de Propaganda del Centre Es-
pahol," en- la playa de Rocky
Point.
Sc servira un suculento al
muerzo y habran muchas di :
versiones, a gusto de la concu-
rrencia.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

domingo, de A a 712, Regiran
los mismos precios de las matt
aces anteriores.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

luna. Hoy, manana y ell domin
go Sc llevaran pasajeros co =
brando un peso por cada uno.
Vuelos de ida y vuelta a
Clearwater Sc haran hoy, CO.
brando $40 a los pasajeros.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Els ell microbes pr6ximo ell
bale del peri6dico eel Hogan"
en- los salones del "Centro AS
turiano" para presentation de
todas las candidates.
Figura en- ell programa bal
tables americanos, cubanos y
espanoles.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Ell juez Alderman orden6
aver al asistente fiscal Lawless
citara a Domingo Pasar6n, uno
de los duenos del restaurant
Las Novedades, para decidir
un case de clausura, o en- case
contrario que sobreseyera la
acusaci6n.
Lawless dijo que haria citar
a Pasar6n y cuando 10 haga ell
luez senalara la fecha del jul
clio.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

La construction de un nue.
70 teatro en- la esquina de la
S6ptima y Gale Ounce, que
costara $4,000, fue anuncia-
da aver.
Tn contrato de arrendamien
to del nuevo teatro Sc ha fir
mado va entire la Sra. Y. Ha-
va, la dueha, y los senores N.
f. barley, de Tampa, y Ed A.
Cert, de Atlanta.
Mr.. barley dirigi6 ell teatro
Rivoli hasta que este Sc cerro
hace algunos meses.
La architecture del nuevo
teatro sera de estilo espanol.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

En- Sulphur Springs Sc fes-
tej6 hoy ell A de Julio. Pat Viii
taker pronunciara un discurso
en- los actos ALI preparados.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

ell viejo continuaran siendo ma
lamente tratados.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

Ell juez Robes, de la corte
del circuito, anul6 aver una
decision del juez del condado
rendida hace algunos meses, con
cediendo parte de la herencia
del detective Madison p. Bron
son, que muriera en- I'm COM
bate a tiros con Aurelio Casti-
lilo, a su viuda divorciada, Sra.
Ina l.. Bronson.
Manifesto ell juez que no sc
ha podido probar la autenti-
cidad del testament0 presenta
do, que fuera recogido en- ell
portal de la casa del captain
Jackson, jefe de los detectives
de la compania Seaboard Ali
Line.
La Sra. Mary E. Bronson,
madre del detective, es la uni
ca heredera, a juicio de Mr..
Robes.
Los abogados Zewadski y
Pierce representation a la viu-
da.
Probablemente Sc apelara
de la decision al tribunal SUI
premo.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04
ESTAN CIRCULANDO 81
LLETES FALSOS DE A DIEZ
PESOS

Mobile, Alabama, Julio A.
Las autoridades federales de
aqui han sido notificadas de que
billetes falsos de a diez pesos
astan circulando en- Alabama y
Florida.
Agentes del departamento de
justicia y la policia de varias
ciudades tratan de localizar a
los falsificadores y a los billetes
inservibles.
La gaceta., 1930-07-04

A. de la Pena.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
UNITY REBEKAH LODGE
 HAS CHILDREN'S PARTY
Magician Runs show and Acts as santa Claus, Distributing Gifts
 After EntertdinmCut.

Louis Schwartz, member of the odd Fellows and q magician, took a turn at being Santa Claus last night in Odd Fellows hall. during the annual Christmas tree party given by Unity Rcbekah lodge to their children, and was 50 good in his new character that the lIddies fairly climbed over him in their de- sire 10 get as close 10 him as pos sible. He had the children sing ing, dancing and excited for more than on hour before he started 10 distribute the gifts.
 The appearance Of Santa Claus followed a program in which many entertainers were seen and heard Miss Matherson sang and Donald Mathcrson, who is about , years old and is being trained for the profess sonal stage, sang several encores to his first song Mir, Schwartz did several magician's tricks,
 Miss Doris Mount sang, accom- panied by her cousin, Miss Ethelyn Mount. 4 blackface sketch along the Amos an Andy line was pre- sonted by Ray Steel and Bob Van- tine.
 Refreshments were served and games played after the tree had been stripped of it's gifts.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
BANK BODY CUTS
 INTEREST RATES
\. ', Clearing House Premiums
 Reach Lowest Level

Nv York D,r, -7 llTJ-IH.,rrst racrs pad ty banks of rse New York Ciaarir- Hogs. as4oeltlou to tlefr deposrors "ero cs- r05sr to the lowest I.,.is in tho history ot inc Clearing House.
 The new rates 4rt d reduction o3 cu" hall oi one p"r cent from ta> prrvious rates. They are: On. unf c,rt on deposits ot Individuals banks and trust companies; -r2 p.r c~u- oa daposts Of mutual savings banks Th~ rale on time deposits l.. left unchanged. at . per crut.
 Tn" reduction ot the rodIscount rate oi H." Federal Reserve bank ot New York from 2t2 per cent to : per c.nc last Wednesday. it vas OK rjlinnI made it imperative that the Hearing House committee take ac- ton on the matter, The reduction in interest rates had been expected for some ile, but Was held up be- cause fga mentors of thc commit ice ~era occupied with the situation confronting the Bank of Ulit.l States, which vas suspended by the stat aasa.ag department.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Carroll New Receiver
 For Kingston Company

Boston. Dec. 27 IP)-Attorney Joseph V. Carroll of Boston has been appointed by Federal Judge James A. Lowell as receiver for the r. E. Kingston Co, of Boston and Spring field, stock brokers Carroll has posted a bond of $25,000.
 A receiver had been asked by four creditors who last week filed an in voluntary petition in bankruptcy against the company.
 The creditors, Robert II. o. Schultz of Dedham. Robert Pfeg- haar of Brookline. Albert D. Trcnor of Gloucester, and Walter l. Randall Of Beverly, alleged that the corpor- ation was insolvent and committed an act of bankruptcy in that or December 10, while insolyent, Tit did convey, transfer, conceal. or remove, and permit 10 be concealed or re- moved substantially all Of it's pre- perty, to wit. the sum Of $1O,U6O of it's money on deposit in banks, and turned the same over to Charles Munder, one of its vice presidents and directors, with intent 10 hinder, delay, or defraud It's creditors"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
POLISH GRATITUDE
 EXPOSES THEFTS
Proprietor of Baths Has Regular
 Customer Arrested

Newark, N. J.. Dec. 27tUP)- Mrs. Mary Wis, shopkeepd and phllanthropist, was held on a and larceny charge today. accuA >Rf trying to clean up Poland American bath towels.
 As 8 result, the small Pof farming village of Rzesuf will h. longer dry itself on towels from the Robert Treat Baths, nor sleep on linen from the same establishment. Louis Geltzeiler, manager of the baths, also hoped he would keep 10 more midnight vigils trying to catch the marauder who stole 4,S5O towels and 4,100 sheets from the baths in the last two years.
 The cause of Mrs. Wis's downfall "as a Christmas letter of thanks from citizen of Rzesuf, The citizep~ expressed deep gratitude to Geltze1- Ter for the fine towels and sheets that the villagers had been receiving for the last two years. Geltzeiler became suspicious and told police that Mrs. Wis had a father and sis- ter in Rzesuf. Mrs. Wis was ar- rested.
 Mrs. Wis, il was said, had been in the habit of going to the baths twice a week and returning slightly piumper than when she went in. She denied stealing any towels, but detectives said they found a quantity of the missing bath and bed linen in her home.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Severe Caribbean Gale
 Reported by Steamships


 FaNaWa IIIN DUG. -7 (UFJ-Fo- ports ot a terrific Caribbean storm were given here today by the United Fruit coupany's liner Atlantida, which doct-I with one passenger suffering from fractured rib5 and anothar painfully hurt.
 The tanker Iuugaauon WLrclesscd fiji" A'lau'ida oL Mexico that three s~amcn had been washed overheard by mountainous scaS.
 The Atlautida's crew said that the storm was one of inc worst they had encountered for several years. The passenger whose ribs were fractured Hl.s removed 10 hospital here.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Valuable Jewels Taken
 In Reimers Burglary

New York, Dec. 27 P-A gold medal from President Woodrow Will son and scarf pin from the former crown prince Of Germany were be- ing sought by police today as part Of $4,OOO in jeWelry stolen from the apartment Of Paul Reimers, concert singer several days ago.
 MT. Reimers received the meda, in recognition of his singing at q White House reception for members Of the United States supreme court. Other articles stolen were a set Of cuff links presented by the Duke Of Connaught and a tie pin from the Duke and Duchess Of Cumberland.
 Police reported that the singer re- turned to his apartment after several hours absence and found that the door had been jimmied and the place Iansacked.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Sixth Mystery Death
 In AlaSEa Area Today

Cordova, Aas}a, Dec. 27 P-An- other mystery Heath in the McCar- thy district. 1G5 miles northeast of here, was reported when the body of Dan Person. a prospector. was found in his cabin with several bull let wounds in his head.
 Person was the sixth man found dead under mysterious circum- stances in lonely cabins in the re- zion during recent months. The body of Howard Poster, another prospector, was discovered three months ago.
 Although A-roroner's jury rcturn- cd a verdict Of suicide in Foster. case. Person insisted his friend was murdered. Authorities believe Per- son may have been shot in revenge by Fosters slayer.
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New Britain herald., 1930-12-27

For tuo l"-. time in i0 years thc family ot E,g. Elisha F.. Adams, minister of the Assyran mission Of south Cor-..gatnonaI church. spent Christmas together this year in the family hom. at = Prospect street.
 In past y are one or more Of the children i4v. been away at school during th, holidays and reunion Of the entire amjIH was impossible. This year, however, the five chI- dreu joined WHh their parents in observing Christmas and they will remain bore until after New Years bay.
 Fila Adams Of Brooklyn, x. Y. had comparatively short trip but his sister. Mrs. f. D. ALcr, a grad uatc or Ha'tIe Greek. Mich. Sana- torium school for uurses had 10 journey from CHinago. III. Joel E. Adams, aro.uar brother Is at pres cnl a studnrt in the Chicago Medical school Miss Victoria Adams l graduate of EIoa college in North Carolina and formerly q missionary in charg. ot rIi=ious education in Ponce. Porto Rico, IS now taking d cours" at Hartford Theological Seminary Jane Adams, youngest member of the family, is still at home.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Overnight News
Nt'W af :. s'11 ' ! u VI T c7ss
 Domestic

l By the Associated Press. Domestic Washing gton-Norris declines Dew ey's invitation to head a third pa"- 1 ty; says he is not candidate for president. polis-Midshipm asked 70 resign when naval avademy officials clocks, telephones and elevators in 1 his room. Washington-Hyde rules corn su- gar may be used in food products without declaration on label. New York-Charles A. Levine summoned by district attorney to ex- plain possession of $21,900 worth of missing securities. Washington - Hawley opposes Gamers proposal 10 pay veterans compensation, Denver-Mrs. Alice W. Watt pro- Vides $20,OO0 bond for Major Shcp- ard, awaiting sentence for poisoning his wife. Washington-Fish committee told forged American passports are used by Soviet secret police in Europe.
 Fl Monte, Calif.-Major Richard NJ. Cannon, son of Southern Meth odist bishop, bond over for trial on worthless check charge.
 New York-Derailment of loca. causes three-hour tieup of New York Central and New York, New Haven and Hartford trains out of Grand Central terminal.
 Foreign
 Monte Carlo-Prince Louis cstaL- fishes virtual dictatorship in Mon aco.
 Havana-Secret police 1rustraJe revolutionary plot.
 MoscoW-Sovict officials say Vld- diyostok branch of Bank Of korea was closed for illegal trading in So- vlet currency.
 Mexico City-Military authorities have orders to protect national ra;l- ways If threatened strike is called.
 London-Lord Melchett, indus trialist, ill.
 sports
 New York-Wolgast and Genaro fight 15-round draw.
 Chicago-Professional Golfers as- .soclation drops demand for 10 per cent Of tournament proceeds.
 New Yorh-Chuck Klein, right fielder Of Phillies, sets new record Of A assists; Giants lead National league in fielding with .974.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Dry Agent Sends Out
 Warnings to HOstelries

Chicago, Dec. 27 (R) - Night club and hotel operators have re- ceived New Years greetings from J. F. J. Herbert, prohibition ad- mlnistrator here for the seventh district.
 They were notified by mail that he would be represented at each place New Years eve by two or more Observers and that Tn case Of ''incautious and bibulous practice" nuisance complaints might result. Each was told he was responsible 'even if you are not a participant directly in an lntraction of the law"
 This, he said, "as stated at the opening of this letter, is written in the spirit of friendliness. I hope there may not be at your business place any incident that might alter that friendship"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Bronx Derailment Holds
 Up Trains in New York

New York, Dec. 27 R-The de- railment of a New York, New Haven and Hartford train from Stamford, Conn.,, in the Bronx delayed the de- parture of some 10000 commuters from Grand Central terminal and held up crack expresses to the west and the north last night.
 Five cars of the Stamford train, carrying 1855 passengers, left the rails and tore up about 100 feet of trackage on two of the four main lines near the Mott Haven station. No one was injured. As a result, homegoers on the New York Central and the New Haven clogged the terminal for several hours and through trains left from two to four hours late.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Three Day Society Is
 Formed in St. Louis

St. Louis Dec, 27 LP)-Four St. Louis men, an inventor, bo- tanist, an engineer and con- tractor, are attempting to found an international society to be known as the Threc-day society. the members Of which would pledge themselves to three days Of work a week.
 The men who signed their names 10 a pamphlet outlining the aims Of the organization are John H. Zimmcr. inventor of re- search instruments in the physi- oLogy department Of Washington university: William Siefcrt. con- sulting engineer; E. D. Emmc. re- llrcd hotanist and Bernard Eoh- mann. retired contractor.
 l. Is their belief, the said. that tho problems of unemployment and business depression would di@arpsar f humanity scucraily accepted -aa tlrre day work wra@. The corsumjug mass would then havo buying power equal to The increased productive ity or he machiay age. the sron- sors ol the society say.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
BOOKSTORE OWNER PLANNING ID GIVE
 AWAY FREE BEER
(Contn1pd Prom Fu=t Tag.)

Mr. Hll'man (rolio- CoMuis-]oner Eugene C- HJltma1) Is curator # ! brened brew 10 celebrate this. my banner year ot prosp.FIry3'
 Attorney General Warrcr replied ne was not permitted hr law 10 render opinions asked by private citizens and that tha request must come from public official
 Federal Prohinltjon Administrator Jonathan E. Lewis protcss.d at least temporary nlEstihcatlon. 'I should have 10 figure taal ou-." n. said "I shall certainly watch ttis."
 Police Superintendent Michael Ii. Crowley sad police would have 10 prove that Msr-,ou's customcrs We're resort.ng 10 his place for the purpose Of purchasing liquor sod Illegally, or secure evidence which 7Fo1ld convince q court he was maintaining uui-ance."
 Mrs. Elizabeth Triton. leading prohibitiontSt, said she thought f Narston gaya away beer for a week a judge could be convinced Le was maintainin- nuisance and that lhls, at least, would put an end 10 it.
 4 test case may De in the ofng. it was felt for Macston declared he intended to dispense free jeer regardless Of how his question was answered.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
GANGSTERS GIVEN BLAME IN DEATH
SpeakeaSy Proprietor Slain in
 West 45th Street

New York, Dec. - tP-A stream Of lead from the revolvers of five gunmon who invaded q third floor resort on West 45th street early to- day killed Thomas Wassel. the pro- .prietor and father of a three-W eeks- old boy. Detectives said the shoot. Ing appeared to result from a per sonal grudge, possibly bootleggers feud.
 Police found Wassel in the ground floor Vestibule. A blood stained re- Volver, from which three shots had been fired, lay on the floor.
 The only person found in the re- sort, Solly Ellis, waiter, was ar rested accused of violating the Vol stead act. He said the visitors fir. ed after quarreling with Wassel.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-27
Moderate Upswing of
 Business Is Predicted

New Haven, Dec 27 LP)-A mod crate upswing in business during the early months of 1881 is forecast from a symposium of experts by the national industrial conference board.
 Since it seems obvious that re- covery will probably be very gradu- al and may be upon us before we are aware of it." the statement says. it would be well for business to ad- just itself for long pull on the road to recovery"
 Defining the term normal" as an average between the bottom of the depression and the peak of the re- cent prosperity, the statement adds Tit is this kind of normal that we may hopefully expect by the end of 1881"