The Seventh Regiment Rhode Island Volunteers in the Civil War, 1862-1865
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He often said he never allowed the public to make him do anything. Sometime since the rates on telephones were reduced all over that city. Captain Stone had considered the matter and started in that direction a good while before he was able to accomplish his object. One day while considering the subject, a prominent citizen told him his prices were too high, and that he ought to be forced to come down. The captain went into a rage at once, and declared his rates were not too high and that he wo...uld not have to come down, and showed reasons for what he said. His wrath was kindled because he feared he would not be able to get his plans through before others might come at him in the same way, and he wanted to make lower rates before they did. Quite noticeable, also, is the manner in which he treated his employees. He considered their labor so much increase of capital, and at the end of the year paid them the same dividend he did the stockholders accord- ing to their respective wages. The result was complaints were few and a rival com- pany has never been spoken of in that city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He often said he never allowed the public to make him do anything. Sometime since the rates on telephones were reduced all over that city. Captain Stone had considered the matter and started in that direction a good while before he was able to accomplish his object. One day while considering the subject, a prominent citizen told him his prices were too high, and that he ought to be forced to come down. The captain went into a rage at once, and declared his rates were not too high and that he wo...uld not have to come down, and showed reasons for what he said. His wrath was kindled because he feared he would not be able to get his plans through before others might come at him in the same way, and he wanted to make lower rates before they did. Quite noticeable, also, is the manner in which he treated his employees. He considered their labor so much increase of capital, and at the end of the year paid them the same dividend he did the stockholders accord- ing to their respective wages. The result was complaints were few and a rival com- pany has never been spoken of in that city.
What to read after The Seventh Regiment Rhode Island Volunteers in the Civil War, 1862-1865?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hopkins, William Palmer, 1845- to read onlineMoreLess
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