The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02

,,o as extraordinary
was a measure which
oil that is radical IN
for public ownership.
- city to a closer part
private business cor
borized a large expendi-
which would compete
I'd by landlords. It pro
Fr,on Of municipal tram
he corporate limits OF
[reby establishing a new
h may gridiron Great
(eel railways owned ana
inequalities. 1t bestow-
: Of a constructive ma
GERS of the council, and
r. Of Manchester nor an
|rney Of any vested IN
|one sentence or express.
lent against the general
establishment and ex-
bicipal enterprises.
sstinctive TEXTURES OF the
city is its system OF
nd )aundries. The latter
Lvasl,houses." Liverpool
pr arc especially progress
st,tutions. Liverpool has
appropriated more than a
on its public baths.
Ills street baths Of Liv-
re fayorably with any
lite establishment, no mat
Rted, save perhaps In the
Hess a%dornments. Liver
comprehensive system OF
buses, and it Is its proud
citizen is more than a
walk from q public bath
hent.
Eallis street baths cost
Zoo, and Liverpool has
obstruction Of buildings
which will demand an
of S375,OOO. l made q
ection of some Of these
is. The swimming pools
d the temperature OF the
automatically regulated.
reral classes Of baths with
les, and one can have q
th with hot and cold wa
bonge and towels. all for
cents in our money or q
IRIS. Two days In the week
cut In half. You could
bod a bath in the best no
rooI or London for hfty
bney.
&c price Of a plunge bath,
of the pool as long as de
than 6 cents. But the
this Of Liverpool are more
ind hardly less attractive
is possible to secure al
the baths department con
pol, provides warm waite
bhelters for the little ones
BIT summer $500 lads uset
open baths.
receipts from Liverpool
lrge, there is, of course. a.
cit. Last years receipt
$40 1000, and the deficit wa
N the same amount. Blu
|of the enterprises conduct
hope Of financial gain. TIL
innate In its baths enginee
bperintendent, w. r. COur
b has been connected wit
Adjustments for years an
Energy and forethought |
bnning and success Of tn
B."
eve," said Mr.. Court In Il
a thorough inspection {
that it is as important :,
children to battle as 1t Is
to read and write. The bt
res an ambition to have
Will find a way to an educ
have any criticism to NAL
our system as 1t stands I
hat we have paid too mu'
70 first class baths and n
those within absolute tou,
ss of our working classt
ccomplish that in q very fe
now"
fslue and practical adjun
OF these bathing establis
fhe system Of washhous'
aundries. The average tel
dweller in Liverpool and
e cities has no adeQut
doing the regular weel
hot water is expensive, q
most primitive tools are
means Of many of these !
s' Again the municipal
ile rescue. Scattered all o,
tam are hundreds Of pull
3. To these the housew
bundle Of soiled cloth
placed at her disposal
and appliances OF a mod
pdry.
OF spending hours over a
laped living quarters Of
sue is privileged to wash
means Of hot water
use them in a flood OF .
ca'ef' dry them in a nv,
oy centrifugal force and q
process by hanging them
HES In u steam heated :,
are exposed to superhes
ioh- She then takes then
Ing and ironing room and
.he best of appliances 80