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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-01-16

despite the facts that water and gas
rates have been constantly decreased,
the indebtedness OF the plant has only
been increased $1,045,o0o during that
time. The Duluth- Edison Electric
company during the same twelve
years claims to have spent in con-
struction the sum Of $1,0O0,058.13,
(Which claim we do not believe is cor
rect) but at the same time mas in
creased it's outstanding obligations in
the sum Of $2,rss,ooo.
Today the outstanding obligations
Of the water ndflight department
are $s,4O0,000, while that of the Elec-
trio Light companySis $s,oes, ,se2.a1.
The actual present value of the
water and light department, S., is
-conservatixely S ape,b boo, while. the
very. best, figure &; two the
most competent Experts IN the Ecoun-
try could place upon the Duluth Ed
ison Electric company's assets was
s908,000.
Which concern seems to be man
aged the best as far as it's internal
business is concerned, when viewed
from the standpoint of pure business
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-01-16

ly to the fact that THEY HAVE
MUNICIPALLY LYA# OWNED WA
TER PLANTS which have been
owned by the people"for so long
that the Observation-Disclosures has
been paid off. The statement in
regard to the price Of water in
Duluth is misleading, since the
Duluth Edison Citizens Committee
quotes the HIGHEST price paid
for: water in Duluth, and !. the
LOWEST pricespaid for water in
Detroit, Buffalo filwaukee and
Minneapolis. ts
A BRAzEN lTIlA1sEHooD. a
The Statement. that Duluth has
lost money ngits water depart
ment is absolutely false.
The statementH concerning the
carpenter and his taxes may be
true so far as the amount Of taxes
he pays is concerned, but the as
sertion that municipal ownership
has increased his taxes over go
per cent or anySother per cent is
absolutely false.
Is CYCLE LIGHT PRACTICAL
The statement,5sin regard to the
Pillsbury and Claussen report of
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-01-16

The full page paid ADVERTISE
ments inserted in the Evening
Herald on Saturday, Jan. 9, and
in the Duluth News-Tribune on
Sunday, Jan. 10 are deliberate
misstatements Of facts and fig
ures by the acrobatic accountants
employed by the Duluth-Edison
Electric company.
The first line should read "In-
serted by Citizens Referendum
Committee on behalf of The .Du-
'luth-Edison Electric Company
instead of |Eon behalf of the citi-
zens Of Duluth"
LIE No.1
The statement that it costs the
Water and Light Department one
half cent per hundred cubic feet
to pump water into the reservoir
is wrong. It costs more than that
to pump the water.
A Garbled Statement.
The statement in regard to Buf.
falo, Milwaukee, and Minneapo,
lis is correct so far as the cost OF
water in those cities are con-
cerned, and the fact that they
have such low rates is due entire.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-01-16

1911 is Of absolutely no weight,
since the advances made in cleo
trical lines in the past four years
has made the Is cycle current not
only available for lighting and
power purposes, but highly de-
sirable. Washington, D. C. Buf-
falo, Baltimore, Toronto, have all
installed plants which use the rs
cycle current, and they are CIV
ing perfect service and complete
satisfaction to all their users.
That letter of the Duluth Edison
to it's power consumers comes in
the same class. 49,.
NO INCREASE IN TAXES
: The statement that whenever a
municipality furnishes electric
current at less than six cents the
difference is made up by the tax
payer is an absolute falsehood.
Winnipeg and Cleveland both fur
nish current for three cents, and
NEITHER CITY RELIES ON
SUPPORT FROM GENERAL
TAXATION TO THE EXTENT
OF ONE CENT, except for the
amount Of current furnished the
city for lighting the streets.
DON'T BE A GOOPl
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-01-16
UNIT PLANT GAINS
SUPPORTERS DAILY

The -Four cents ordinance and the
unit plant was unanimously endorsed
at we'll attended meeting of the
Morningside club Friday, January 9Th.
Mr.. B. N. Wheeler spoke for the pro-
posed ordinances, and told of the
cheaper rates in cities that own and
plants.
The following resolution was read
and adopted. Whereas, Duluth has
already spent ga4Fconstderable7ra amount
Saa}Rs RR paas e@
mating the high expenses Incurred by
the Duluth-Edison Electric Co., and
paid by. the citizens, will reduce the
cost of lighting to a minimum.
Therefore. belt resolved that the
members ofsthe Morningside club heart
lily favor the action of the City Council
in constructing unit plant, and pledge
their support for the unit ordinance in
the coming election"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-01-16
CITY OWNED PLANTS
ARE e; e. s;;;;:;; =. SUCCESS S:!,1


AXE STATE *.'s as;s;;';;' as;;s;; ss: ee"Mr es"1 rCESS
Additional Municipality Owned and Power
Plants Are Huge Benefit To People Given 4
In Letters From Patrons.
SUCCESSFUL PLANTS OPERATED IN
CLEVELAND, KANSAS CITY, WINNIPEG
Indicates Possibilities for Duluth Through Adoption
of Unit Plant and Four Cent Ordinance.
The Labor World published series of letters Win
Seattle the the municipal
Herewith letters from wnnpeg Cleveland and
and ugg
accounts produced.
H. WINNIPEG.
PRIVATE COMPANY CUTS RATE SEVEN 0EN3s Js FouR
1S
conviction there city
p. s s | Es sHsy oa s5s
s @ the b FIRST T for the % % Ansns Slit % m an and that this bill
Sss a M s' the and M at ps s f:S & p % : % M the 9s
Il % "ss&
Ii f.: ;f:;; :: s e s:s ;:s'z
s: s;!a that has as: s ; H;'
! MORRISON
CLEVELAND. &:
MUNICIPAL PLANT GIVES BETTER SERVICE:
:; % s Yea % % sS S:: H.: y:
were s1ss Rss ts ae2nsset
@ ;;'
::'$:;
~s ss the 'Rsz nas % % S have g
81 coSrsor On s %
THE sI1ERw1NL WILLIAMS co.
SAVES $50 PER MONTH THROUGH MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
M ss s1.SsSs i a S
ea sn we @ ,ss wv
saving P5@ co e'' Plant cannot be
. OarrR? VI ;: RHAss ssss;ssss:ss sss CO.
#.s UNBEIAEvER GETS BETTER CITY.
auss xoSss sSs %s the @ 2n has 4
ours Seis the 7e ers FIRST FIRST p1s psn
of 3a With s e1s s
a AS far as benefit to the
fsf S,2s So $780, %
enS 5aT not ones evs s
ps @ We has DO % that
Per c. A. Krauss, GenIM Mgr.
MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC PLANT GIVES SATISFACTION
beg tGxsa to 1e1nosdse ed;
e. ss sss ess$ sss;
!. everything has entirely satisfactory ~ e " "' '
The two months operation satisfactory see no
WY Ss aSi SSS"fS%S SHEAR WORKS CO.
e. A CORRECTION |
in Libel Against cv Plant und thu
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Continued on Page 2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
Indicates Change Of Policy BY
Ordering Jettisoning Of Cargo
And Disappearing
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslsssJ

LONDON, June 23.-Germany took 1
step today which may mean chang,
ia her submarine policy. For the frs,
time since undrrsea attacks on mer
rhantmrn were begun, vessel was Civ
en- the alternative of jettisoning hel
cargo or being sunk.
The Vessel was the Norwegian steam
ship Nrnus with "A car of f6odstuffs
for the United Kingdom. A subma
rinr popped up alongside in the North
Sea and commanded her to heave to
An officer was sent on board, examin
ed the ships papers and, after learn
ing the nature of the cargo and it,
destinations gave the Norwegian com
mander the alternative of heaVing l.
overheard or being torpedoed.
He chose to obey and, after iettison
ing cargo until the submarine disap
peared, headed into Newcastle on Tyne,
Four other British merchant vessels
were reported sunk Yesterday, amOni
which one, the CarlIsbroOk. was sent
with loss of thirteen lives.
In the Black Sea, two Turkish sailing
vessels and Il Turk steamship were
Nrrk hv RUSSIAN submarines.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
FIGHT ~.
RACES At ARRAS
Battle Developing In Northern
France Of Great Intensity
And Magnitude
tAsuOcia.sd Press by Federal wirerss..)

PARIS, June % Although the
gigantic campaign Of the Teutonic
Allies In the Eastern arena af warfare
against LemberR is the leading topir
of discussion in the newspapers, they
10 not lose sight of the fact that criti.
cal fighting is being waged around
Arras.
Within the last few DAYS the battling
there has increased steadily in feroeity
until both in magnitude and intensity 1t
is now perhaps the bIoodiest and most
important action since the Germans
threatened to break through to the
channel ports late last fall.
The night bulletin says that a furious
engagement Of prime magnitude is be
ing contested, but that the results Tins
far are incOncmsive, although the
losses on both sides are admitted To
have been enormous.
Another advance for the French in
Alsaee is recorded, where the Ger
mans have been compelled to retire
from the east bank of the River Fecht
Italians Repulsed
On the Isonzo River, where tn,
earlier Italian successes are not de
| veloping so rapidly as was predicted l.
Rome, the AnstrianS maintain that they
have administered a sharp check to tn,
Italians. In the TrcntIno, the Tyrolear
frontier, they say, has now been com
nletely fortified and is in condition t.
fend of the invaders.
FOR the. last four days there ha
been heavy fighting on the PeninsuIi
of Gallipoli and General Gouraud re
ports that the Turks have lost a thou
sand killed, and FIVE times that mum
Der in wounded. Athens reported yes
terday that the Allies feet was active
y bOmbarding the defenses of the Oar
danelles.
The failure Of the Spanish govern
ment to float a projected loan make
impossible II reorganization of the Span
ish army and navy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
Guaymas Commandant Says
Mexican People Would Oppose
Campaign AGAINST Yaquis
lAssociated Press by FEDERAL wirelessO


WASHINGTON, June 23.-Rear- Ad,
miral Howard, reporting by wireless
from Guaymas, his report being relayed
by telegraph from San Diego to the
navy department, says a statement has
been made to him by the Mexican mill
tary commandant at Guaymas suggest
ing that all the American residents Of
the Yaqui Valley should leave, as the
best way in which they may save their
lives.
Should the American colonists desire
to follow out this suggestion, says the
commandant, he will see that they are
provided with a military escort, to pro
tect them during their passage to the
coast, Should they prefer to take tn
chances Of remaining, he says, he will
do what is possible to protect them
from the attacks of the Indians
The cOmmandant urges Admiral How
ord not to land any force for the pur
rose Of entering the Yaqui Valley for
the protection of the forei cOlOnistS,
stating that any landing of sailors or
marines will be misunderstood by the
Mexican pOpulace and undoubtedly will
result in trouble for the Americans hv
ing up and down the coast.
The conditions of the residents in the
Inqui Valley, reports Admiral How
ART, are stated to be desperate. One
ranch, presumably American owned,
has been surrounded for four days by
IA band of five hundred Indians.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
Severe TembIor
Races ToWnOn
Mexican Border
Inhabitants Are Caught Sleeping,
Fires Add To Terror and
Destruction

ChIEYIrn CoIitorrio Irro 80
.,',
a severe ehr'hPu"N' 'oII'f' "o""
several towns along tn" Mexican bond
or last night on the sleeping inhahit.
,n+s
Cn,rmunicotiors hove loan IN oreot
MEASURE destroyeJ and ,ptoImot;nn !,
noaoro hat a. 10 known ,h,t ,,ro,,,v
sovnn narsopS wore kilIcL opI tbot
mon~ born heen In mrrJ
>,.- e., ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
Defenses Of Last Stronghold Of
SIavs In GaIicia Are Rapidly
Being Reduced BY Teutonlcs
And Abandonment Is Very Near
TWO MILLION TROOPS
CLOSING IN ON CITY
Petrograd Admits That Evacua-
tion Is Imminent and Berlin
Says Austro-German Bonn
bardment Is Still Continuing
tAssociated Press by Federal wirsloss)

NhbboClhbth W AoNSAaA "HNaoss'
= ONDON, June 23.-7The defense o.
Lemberg is at the last gasp. it,
fall to the Austro-German hosts
completing their recaPture of Galicia, i
now expected at any moment
Petroorad estimates that from the
Baltic Sea to the southern tip of the
Germauir lines in the crown province
Of Bukowipa, the TeutOuic Allies have
four million men In the field, splendidly
equipped and Iavishly supplied with
artillery and ammunition.
I'So Million Before Lemberg
OF these, two million have beer
drawn around Lemberg in a great cres
cent. and dispatches from the Austrian
prncIal headquarters report that thu
city IL already within artillery rangC
Of the Skoda mortars.
Official dispatches from PetrOgra'
admit that the city may be evacute'
at any time, and news dispatches yes
trrdny from the same source asserte'
that evacuation was already in cOurs
Of accompaniment.
Vienna says that the Russian line
have Lren broken on the lower San an,
that the Austrians, thrusting forward
wedge, have made it impossible for tn
divided fragments to reunitc on tn
Austrian side of the frontier.
Russians Take Prisoners
The only claim to successes any
where put forward by the Russians i
the reported captpre Of 5000 prisoner
taken durhfg'tRGshih Six1Ahys IN tn
Dniester district.
Berlin SAYS that the Russians ar
only delaying the abandonment of Lem
berg in order to withdraw their arti'
lery and munitions from capture.
furious bombardment of the defenses
Icing kept up without intermissiOn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR FAMILY

When You fail to provide your family
u ith n hottie Of Chamberlain s collie,
'hOlcrn and DiarrhOea Remedy at this
y'asOn Of the wear, vou are neglecting
them us bowel complaint is sure to be
rreNnlent and it is TOO dangerous a
nnl"dv to lie trifed with. This is es,
rcl"DIt true if there are children in the
f'wilv. A dose or two of this remedy
win pla"e the trouble within control
AVID pcIhups save life, or at least u
doctor i'll. For sale by all dealers.
rerson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Iuwaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
Japan Named
To Send Force
To Help Allies
London, Acting Under Pressure
Of United States Declined
Aid From Mikado
tAssocis.sd Press BY FEDERAL wireless,

WASHINGTON, June YJ.--Neither
confirmation nor denial IL obtainable
at the White House or the STATE de-
partment Of an assertion mad yester.
day in the Dutch newspaper Handles.
blad, published at The Hague, that an
unofficial hint from the United States
to England was responsible for ia.
pan s failure at the last moment TO
send 100000 troops into the European
arena Of hostilities.
America Is Opposed
The Handelsblad says that Japan
was ready and anxious 20 send tho
troops, but that London, "acting IN
der pressure from the United States,
requested Toxic not to send an ~ex.
petition to Europe 49,"
1t is admitted here, however, tina;
there were exchanges between Wash.
ingtOn and London, Mt the time the
possibility of such a move was known
to be under consideration and was be.
ing widely discussed in the ncvspa
pers, both here and In Japan.
Favored By Japanese o.. ..
The idea found great favor among
the Japanese and when the govern
ment took no steps, q movement was
even set on foot to recruit volunteer
corps, to be financed by the Allies
Not until the Japanese government
definitely squelched such proposal
was it abandoned.
Questions as to the attitude of the
United States toward the recen; con
centration of japanese troops in Man
! churia elected the reply that the al
ADMINISTRATION supposed the trOops wer'
being held there while Japan awaited
decision by China on the demands 4
which Yuan Shih.kai finally yielded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
CONGRESSMAN OPPOSES
EXPORT OF MUNITIONS
Representative Dyer Says Cong
ress Should Prohibit This Trade
tAssoci,tsd pr.c. By rad.-nl wirsl...

ST. LOUIS, June 23.-That special
session Of congress should be called by
President Wilson for the purpose Of
passing special legislation prohibiting
the further export of arms and muni
tiOns to the belligerents of Europe is
the stand taken by Congressman
LeOnidas e. Dyer, representative of the
Twelfth Missouri District, who has writ
ten to the president urging action
along these lines. Congressman Dyer
avs in his letter to the President that
the manufacture and the sale of arms
should be placed under the supervision
Of the government and that the sale
Of all material necessary for war to
belliRerents and its expectation from
the United States should be forbidden
during the continuance Of the war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
FRANCE GETS MONSTER
LOAN FROM AMERICANS
Associated Press BY Federal wirol1ss1.

NEW YORK, June 23.-J. p. Morgan
& Co. announced here last night tina:
they have underwritten .oan of fifty
millions to France which will be ex.
pended in this country for the purchase
of munitions of war to be delivered to
the French army and navy. Such II
loan is construed as a Commercial az
cOmmodation and does fall within til"
ban pronounced by President Wilson a.
the beginning of the war on general
loans to the belligerents. In this amt
similar cases the money Ten; is us"i
within the country to finance Pmr
rhases of American Gnnds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
TERRIFIC SUBMARINE
ERUPTION IN ORIENT
(Special to NiOpu Jill

TOXIC, June 2I.-- A terrific subsea
eruption is raging southwest of Aogas
hima, small island in the BONN
group belonging to Japan in latitude
321s north and l39 east longitude. The
sea for miles near the spot is boiling
furiousiy, and rocks and ashes are fall.
ing over large region. 1t is thought
that the eruption marks the birth Of
new islands as an eruption in the vi
entity has never been known before,
Navigation within miles Of the trou-
bled water is extremely dangerous.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
RIOTS AND DISORDERS
CEASlNG IN GEORGIA
tArsocia.ed Press by Federal wirelassJ

ATLANTA. Georgia, June @2.-After
the riOtinc and disorders or last night
h" excited crowds which objected to
Governor Slaton = Communication of Leo
NJ. Frank $ death sentence to life i'm
prisonment, quiet preyaIis here today.
Tue nolire and militia are patrolling
TIE city. but though there is an under
tone of unrest there are no open dem
ol, STATIONS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
BRITISH RESERWSTS
TO Be INVESTIGATED
Government Will Inquire Into Al
legged Recruiting On Mainland;

WASHINGTON, June %. - Acting
under instructions of the department of
Justice, Federal Attorney Wood yester
LAY obtained an order of detention for
eleven men enlisted at San Francisco as
British reservists and being transported
to the Atlantic seaboard for passage to
England, there TO join the British army.
Seven Of the eleven have been located
and are being held to be sent back to
San Francisco for witnesses in an
examination to he conducted into al
lego breaches of American neutrality.
which forbids recruiting in the United
States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
H|LL LINES MUST HAVE
STEAMSHIP AUX|LIAR|ES


PORTLAND, Oregon, June 23.-At a
hearing of the interstate commerce
commission here today, a nnmber Of
well known business men testified taat
it would be a calamity to divorce tn
Great Northern Pacific Steamship Com
pany from the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific RAILWAYS.
"Any attempt said the composite
testimony in substance, "hy the fed
eral government or others to force tho
Great Northern and Northern Pacihc
railways to discontinue Their ownership
of the Great Northern Pacific Steam
ship Company would lie nothing shor'
of calamity to the whole Parif'
Northwest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
BRITAIN WILL RESTRICT
COMMERCE WITH HOLLAND


(ASsOctated Press by Federal wirelessJ
LONDON, En- land, June %. - An
order.in-eOunGil is about to be issued
prohibiting the expectation of all ~,
to Holland except those cons1gn' I
through the agency Of The Netherlands
Overseas Trust 1t is expected this
will stop the trade which is believed
to be passing through Holland into
Germany.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
FRENCH MARINES WILL
Be RELIEVED IN .HAYT|

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The cruis
rr Washington, the flagship of Rear,
Admiral CapertOn, commander Of the
Atlantic cruiser squadron, has been or.
dered from Vera Cruz to Cape Hatien,
the American sailors and marines there
to relieve the French marines, landed
to protect foreign interests during the
course of the revolution in progress IN
IIayti. The Washington carries five
hundred bluejackets and two hundred
marines available for shore duty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
NEW TRIAL TO TEST
THAW'SSAN|TY BEGINS
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wtrsloss.)

NEW YORK, June 23.-In the su
prcme court of New York County, the
retral to test the sanity of Harry X.
Thaw, the slayer of Stanford White,
began yesterday before Justice Hen,
drickS. All day yesterday was taken
up in the examination of Jurors, the
panel being completed last night. 1t
is stated that Thaw has fftv witnesses
ready to testify to his sanity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
AVIATOR ART SMITH
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
tAssocia.ed Press by Federal wiroloss1

Associated Press by Federal WlroIOsS.)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 90. Art
s NTH, who yurceeuci Lincoln Beachcy
ns tho daredevil aviator for the ex,
position, narrowly missed death yes.
tcrday in somewhat the same manner
in which Bcachey met his fate. He
was looping the loop at an elevation
o. $500 feet. above the exposition
4. ounds when his en- inc stopped, with
his ueroplane upsidedOwn. Despite his
danger. Smith kept his head and vol,
planod in safety to the ground.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-25
Out of sympathy With Home Work Policy
Reports of Auditors Show Incompetence
and Extreme CareleSSneSS
What the Promotion Committee Plans Now
AS the Most Effective Program To Follow
Statement To the Public By ThurSton,
Hollinger and Field

The object Of Promotion Committee organize
general public interest tourist travel and
That the business community affair by
promotion funds derived from appropriation by the legsa
ure the several counties and the bodies
Of private subscriptions.
Within few years the amount expended has from
approximately $1,000 t" $4,000 per annum
COMMITTEES are Trustees administering Funds
fund to be strictly accounted for and
spent T "H%s sG1,o"
iGspn Strictly though they
by the president Of the 'N"" of
contsss appoints SS Dsr Secretary S
, T% person 81 Ss S pS ,n o"esr Pc%%
% % cuisines " S ,"n only limited ne~s" a
Difference Of Opinion in Committee .,.. - 49,. uo on,,
where he Ho" be osn'"'
that Wool should retained LINED e nsn s
"n to- be done by ] upon theory
% FsS & n there ns abroad the bulk Of the
$: % S S,,s.S = 3Ss S s $
the tourist when essho.II also be given prime attention
effort has bssH made to make that this division
represented Wool
The As.e :s held % S'l
FL SS"s t @ 'Ssy s%. @ f'S
Nature a%s; the Promotion Pro s1 sus snS% De mace
TherS is mo- mystery cry about tourist promotion F
making money! Ps " S o"" Or S
for fS R p hs H has something dispose Of
that g: 's Ss; IrS sI ;::S
p0 & hand an" that 'S1 of of. %sIs 5 Se %
clouds primarily
as%snt the tourist BUSINESS the ''"S OF the O''
r. every business involving service there
enc F T" SSur u%sr amt the" s sell him the
In words the branches business
First to get tourists come to Hawaii;
s"I after they arrive to sell them what have for sale
what for sale railroad
Son oT"" " a t%S R'' WITH the
S sS Rv 4 aS' F sHsal sSsi' may become permanent resident
lava" r little any good to ssn nn of dollar. " to- get tourists
h" T" unless then sell them of the above enumerated goods
in ADVERTISING all people
Advertising h" lis only nHyf Taf the rrd i, loss
aSd the
get sSo" S"
offer Advertising onlvh the problem
w % BE aSoS s1 of %1G , who . rn" $4,000 40" i.
advertising would be
M"k on s a home S ] There the goods"
a
n Tsrory tso% T" Sar r"ry OF so"ses""
surprising upon their
yn with rE'sp'So FT%%i and a" r"[y, schedules and pro-
Q tho time of their lives, We had said to r'r
r"'o to b" most Of them h" they are the best
mt % go E"s WHAT S get
m % n s ss; W" We % getting and Ns % s,s
a. Erorv rroenines that thing would
aH @ Example Si to oSn s Promotion PS Condition.
y A"ns the foregoing iluStO" to 'F" local rro"oo" conditions
originally Organized the one r" "%rm.
rto literature amt getting int" the Naa of possible tourists
tn the " aHTe WAS @ @ n f" nrrsas" " p o
Development OF feeling in favor Of work
the feeling heum" "s" that the promotion b"nr'
e should be selling goods the '"stom ter he
""" of spending the o" getting him here" This view