 | 1848 - 588 lehte
...in a tolerably competent measure. It is clearly the duty of a clergyman, as it is that of a layman, to make such provision for his family, in the event of his removal from them, as his circumstances will permit ; but to make this the first object of consideration... | |
 | William Howe Tolman - 1909 - 436 lehte
...was eagerly adopted by the employes, who saw in the plan a certain means of changing their depeudeuce for help, when sick and in need, from a charitable...and fully able to meet all demands. A full set of ofticers consisting of a president, vice president, secretary, financial secretary and treasurer is... | |
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... for help when sick and in need, from a charitable to a business basis. In other words, the insurance principle pure and simple was adopted, and every employe was thereby at once placed in a position to make such provision for his family in the event... 