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CAPITO1IUTL XIII.
BECEFTCiIIE.

Art. Al. Uniunea solveste beneficiu numa
dnpa prescriptunile acestor statute.
Art. 40 In caz de moarte sau c1nd un menb-
ru picrae un madular sau dcvine invalid prin ac-
cident, Uniunca solveste I'M beneficiu de 800
Art 43. Cazurile de moarte trebuesc dove
dite prin certifcat dela Board of Health 81
un act della Tndertakeru care servit
Art A. Cazurile de accidente grave trebuesc
dovedite prin un certifcat medical prin care sc
statoreasca natura accidentului 81 ca invaidita-
tea este permanenta.
Art. 45 Din suma de bcneficiu de $4,000 in
caz de moarte pentru spese de inmormintare nu
poate cheitui mai mutt ca %20000. Restu Sc
va preda mostenitorilor legitimi al defunctului
sau acelora pc earl defunctul find in viata 81
in depline facnltat mntale, ia declarat din vre-
me 81 in mod legal, prin IN act legazat-de No
tar Public. S. G. ca erez - ..t#
Art 46 in caz cind defllnctul mar avea mos
lenitor legitim substragindu-se spesele de in
mormintare. restul Sc va adaoga la fondul de re-
zerva al Cniunel.
Art. A. Uniunea nu plateste datore unui
membru crcditoriIor siti de cit pc baza unui act
care este ultima lui vonta in deplina stare a
mintei, certificat de un medic 81 I'm Notar Pub
lie
Art 4S. Membru care rilicat s,rma COM
plecta de 800 ca beneficu inceteaza de a mai
Fl membru Uniunei. Asemenea carl nu mai sunt
membri activi al solicitation la carl apartin
Art. 40. Pentru. cazuri de lnoarte sau acci-
dente proyenite din bette, hatae intentionata
sInucidere, sau avort intentional, Uiunea nu sol
veSte benefciu.; = #
Art. so. in caz de epidemii Uniunea solveste
mostenitorior mortului numa suma incasata dc
10 cent? della fic care membru al Uniunei, potri-
Wit Art. 80 din Statute, 81, in nici un car peste
$4,000. La caz cnd suma fncasata ar trece de
$4,000 prisosu sc va varsa in fondul de aiAtol
al Uniune
Art: 81. in caz de catastrofa, della patru ha
zllr de m0arte san accidente grave in sus, bene
fixul Sc va statori de adunarca gencrala, repair
tizindh-se stnirci nunai spesele de inmcrmintare
In acest eaz, ca 81 in caz de epidemii, beieficiu
dc $4,000 nl-i oblgator.
Art. So cazurilc de nloarte proyenite din mas
tcre yor bucura de beneficia CO. 81 cele alt
cazUri. :
Art So. rcntra cazari de mosrte prevents
diA morburi sifilitiec mi sc ,solyest 4benefic,
Art a. Fic care insmbru a uniunei se bs
cara de beneficia in eaz de 1noarte dap6 o vech;
me de 80 zile della data admiterei in Uniane, -
psntru accident din ziua admitepei
Art. 55. Toate spesele de inmerminaare, pin
II restitHire din fondal Uniunsi, le vsesnport
societatea din care fxcpt psyte defsnetnl
IA Tyn:aa1axh - 0..k
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CAPITOLUL XIV.
TRANSFERAREA.

Art. 64. Tn membru care vOlcste parasi
sediul societatii caruia apartine, spre merge
in alta lOcalitate unde este sOcietate apartina-
toare Uniunei, la ccrerea hui proprie societatea
respectiva ii va acorda billet de transfcrare n,l-
mai cind membrul in buna regula Gu taxele ST e
teplin sanatos. -
! Art. 65 Atari memlmi sd fie primiti de s.
noua fara nci taxa de inscriere.
Art. &C. I'm membru care primit billet de
fransferare, iasa de sub obligam1ntul S. la care
apartinut 81 trece in obligamintul S. Ia care
sa transferat. ~
4 Biletul de transferare valabif numai ours
lie 30 de zile.
+ Membrii acuzati mi pot print 4biIete de
transferare.
|: Sub nici conditiune 81 sub nici i'm pretext
nu sc poate elibera bilete de transferare intro
societatile.din unul 81 acelasi oras In cazuri de
|transgresiani j Sc va aplica articolul 68 din a.
|ccste statute.
CAPITOLUL XIV. :.
/ TkAxS0RESIUllI SAU ABAT1RI.
| Art. 81. Comit transgresiuni ii Sc fac vred
|nici dc pcdeapsA:
a. Acel fnnetienar general care nuei indie
Eplinese constiineios fnnctiunea lni, prifnta sui
/ finralniilt, conform .acestor statute.
b. Accl functionar capc> in loc .de-a promova
iuteresele ,,UniuneiN din contra le impiedeca s.
Ile zxdarniceste.
q Acel funetionar care in adundrile sat
intrnnirile ,,Uniunei' s'ar purta necuviincios
~ Acel fnnctionar suprem care nu ia part
= sdunxri confsTm stAtutelot; sau incredinta
find, din partes ppesidiului, Gu dueerea la in
Idepinire vre-,inei afsc4ri q Sc cere pentr
fscee Adnasye, un'si 4scA dstsvinte.
l ~ =. n, 5. q ii G. q. END nu Sc presintl
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sTATUTELE LOCALE.

. . . .
Socetatea romina de ajutor 81 cultura fon- .
data IN
81 7nregistrata in ,,UNIUNE" sub No. ........
/; Aceste statute apartin d.. ...n........
........... prin care sc aade-
yereste ca apartine ca membru al Societdtei ....
Nascut la anul ............ -. -. t.......
Judetul 81 tara .......s..............
Gu ziua de a. ".
49,. . a devenit ca membru al Societxtei de T.
jutor 81 cultura Observation-Disclosures. .........,:
.......... din ............,.s..... Il
81 tot odata 81 ca membru al uniunei SocietS{ilot
Romfne de Ajutor 81 Cultura din America, fEfid
fndreptatit Gu ziua de .:....................
|. LAmurindui-se toafe conditiunile, pc csfe q
promis ca lie va respecta, lam introds IN cdtsea
membrilor
Dat ................. Ia .......... 49,.
.....................
/ presedinte.
.................... .........
secretar.
Eu .....s.........
fdeclar respecta inttu toate stsSutsae, a64 aocs
File cit 81 generate precum g deciSiuhile allase q
|sedintele societatei 81 Uniunei 1oeiAatlor Ro-.
mime din America, pentru care repan 5arknlhtul
81 iscalesc Gu rnfna mea proprie In cas sde 1Dar-
te beneficiul 50 se solvese ...................
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u.essts
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DIsPoZITIUltI uElgERAfx.

Art. 119. Statutele aceste, reviruite 81 apro-
bate in adunarea geperah della Gary, Ind, IN
ziua de Iulie 1920, anuleaza toate statutele q.
S. r. A. votatc 81 tiparite pima La data aceasta
81 nu Sc pot modifica de cit prin doua treimi
de voturi inregistrate la viitoare adunare ge-
neralA.
Art 100. Toate statutee vechi sc vor retrage
81 fie care membru al Uniunei obfgat de q
vea pastra 81 lua Ia cunostinta aispozitiunie
din acest statut, care de All inainte evine legca
fundamentals Uniunei, a Societatilor carl for
strict ,obligat Sc conforma n,lrnai, ,dspozitiuni-
lor coprinse iii cl'
Aceste statuta intra in vigoare Gu l August
1920.
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JUR1UL 81 sierra LUZ DE
ACTIVITATE.
CAPITOLTlI XVII.


Art &c. Juriul Sc compune din cinci persoa-
ne 81 anume: Tn presedinte, i'm secretar 81 trei
consilicr
Juriul Sc alege in modul urmator: Din
membri prezent la adunarea generaa Sc desig-
lneaza | persoane, caror hume e scris pc BIZ
ete separate 81 adunindu-se biletele Sc pun in
tr'o urna 81 acei membri, a caror hume scris
pc primee cinc bilete trase formeaza juriul.
Gel esiti la sorti Sc constitute intre ei, ale
gindu-si presedinte 81 secretar.
Art 70 M poate Fl membru in juriu:
az Acela care figureaza ca martor.
b. Accla care interesat in cauza.
Art H. .urul astfel organizat, depunind
juramintu prescris, arc de a judeca toate trans
gresiunle din Art. 67 aplicind conform e:aa-
tatii lor, pedepsele.
Art r. Acuzele insotitc Gle dovezi Sc trimt
presidilu Uniunei care afl1ndu-lc intemoiate
lie va preda juriului GU eel putin 30 zc inainte
de adunarca generaia.
Art 49, Acuzatii, rsclamantii 81 martorii vor
fl ctati Gu Is zile inainte de zua pertractarii.
Martori pot fl numai lnembr Uniunei 81 docu-
mente della persoane private, lcgalizate de un
Notar Public.
Art a. Acuzatul trcbuc sc aduca la pcrtrac-
tare martori sau documente prin carl voicste sd
!se dcsvinovateasca
Art 70. La inceperea pertractarii, presedin-
tele juriului citeste acuza 81 dupa acea asculta
acuzat 81 martorii
Art 76 Dupa deplina pertrcatare, juriul a.
duce imediat verdictul motivat pc articolul CO.
respunzator 81 pc convingerea capatata din GER
cetarea cazului 81 ce citeste in fata ceor prezent.
Art n. In caz cind acuzati nu Sc prezinta
la pertractare 81 nu-si motiveaza bine 81 in mod
legal absenta, cazul Sc judeca in lipsa fara drept
de recurs.
Art rs. in caz cind anbcle particle, acuzatorii
81 acuzatn nu Sc prezinta afacerea sc. sisteaza.
Attic. Partida care perde procesul obli-
gata la plata tutuor speselor.
Art so, In cazur de mare interes pentr,l
Uniune, in absenta unei particle, juriul are drep-
tul de numi un reprezentant care Sc sustlnl
ca,Ha.
Art. ST. Sierra de activitate al juriulu ennis
de adunarca generaa Uniunei Sc estinde pesto
toti functionarii generali, societatile membre in
Uniunc 81 membrlor acestora Membri in jurh
pot Fl ales 81 functonari general 81 meinbrii in
IC. S. E..
Art. 49, Adunarea generala, ca forul suprem
pertracteaza toate verdictele abuse de juriul SO
cetatilor 81 char al juriului ennis din adunares
generala a Uniunei avind dreptul de modifics
yerdictele sau sista pertractarile.
.CAPITOLUL XVIII.
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.CAPITOLUL XVIII.
sierra DE ACTIV4TATE A ADUNARI
IOR GEiSERALE 81 oRDINEA
!: SEnTWTII,0R


I SEDINTEL0R.
Art SO. Adnnarea. genersla find instanta
cea mai malta u. s. r. A. att juridica cit 81
administrative, toate decisianile ei sunt hotar1-
foare la carl trebue sd Sc snpuna functionarii U
niunci 81 societatile apsrtinstoarc ci.
pRooRAMuL SEDTNTKL
a) Deschiderca sedinte de presedintelc sau
|substitut.
/ b. Apclul functionarilor 81 mernbfilor G: $.
c) COnstitnirea birOulu
q Verificarea plcnipotentelor.
cl Cetirea liste delegation Gu drept de vot.
- Cetirea proeramuMi Gu obiectele puse h
lordinea zilei.
q Predarea in scris 4 rapoarteior fnnctona-
| rilor la delegatii societatilor.
h) Aleserea Comisinnei de verificare
j. Resolvarea apeluflor della societati u mem
| bri prin juriu sau adunarea gencraia, dupa cum
iva ii cazul, 81 alcgerea jariului
j. Rsportul Comixiui d ycrificsre 81 in
|terpelari ssupra raposrtelor
p) R4solyarea prs1 1lunssilor din psrtea pse
lsidului, societat tilof III celor inaintate presi
tdialui Uniunei, cu opt sile fDainte Dc adunarss
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Isl atl1nci, numai ca comsint m1ntll doaa treimi
din numarul total al membrilor activi al celor
dona societati.
Art III. i'm caz de desfiintare u. s. r. A.
averea Sc va imparti in parti egale, adeca juma-
tate Sc va da nnci ilstitatiu de caritate aneri-
cana desemnati. de comisinnca de disolvare
Ccea l'ata jumatate ain avere ifnpreuna Gu in
treaga archiva Sc va preda Academici Romfne.
CAPITOLUL Xxx.
DIVERSE.
Art. 112. Socetatile menbre in Uniune Sc
vor considera repasite
a. La caz de nesOlvire datoriilof cote l,l-
mare, repartitii 81 alte obligatnln fata de Uniu-
ne in timp de As zile.
By La excluderea din Uniune provenita din
|ncrespectarea statutelor.
c) Din abzicerea proprie, Gu consimtimintul
majoritati mensbrilor .societatii in current on
toatc obligatiunilc lor fata de socetatc.
Art 113. Me; socictate mn poatc repasi din
Uninnc fara a convoca otadunare gcnerala spe-
ciala pentru acost scop, avizind 81 presidiul
Uniunci Gu Gel putin Is zile inainte, aratind tot
odata cauzele nemultumirii. Uniunea va trebui
tcpICAcAtdld uc WI puyil uuL uVlCSoyi SPCCldA %
o astfel de adunare
Art ia. O socetate repasita din Uniune G
oblgata plati toate datoriie eli precum 81 ca
zurile de beneficiu repartizate pima in ziua cind
a repasit din Uniune. Presidiul Uniunei are de-
pline drepturi de urmari pc calea legei orr ce
societate repasta pentru datoriile eli banesti cat
Ire Uniune.
Art. 115 in caz de repasire sau excludere, o
socetate perde orr ce drepturi della Uniune 81
membrn eli numa all dreptul de purta butonul
Uniunei.
Art 116. Merabrii unei societati repasite sau
EXCUSE, carl all dovedit ca au fost sprijnitorn
Uniune Sc pot inscric La orr ce societate, 81 80
cetatea obligata al .prm fara nici taxa de
inscriere, plati1 cora pc luna curenta, in tmp
de 30 de zile della data repasirei sau excudere
societatei din care au facut parte.
Art IT. Fie care societate devenind inennb-
ra Uniunei va primi I'm numar, aratfnd cita
socetate este in Jnune. Solicitation Ii sc reser-
va dreptul de a pastra nnmele 81 emblema lor.
Numarul societatii rcpasite, exclusa sau dsol-
vata, ramine vacant pentru totdeauna.
Art. 11S, So; etatile 81 membrii lor vor lua
masuri severe pe1tru fnlaturarea asa ziselor co-
lecte" pentru boala 81 moarte, facind propsgan-
da ca fie care Rom1n sa Sc inscrie in una din So
cietatile membrc in Uniune ca sd nu fie con-
strinsi recurge la mila publica.
CAPITOLUL XXI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08

ments of his profession. Red Cross
peace project, public health keeping
clinical records, epidemiology, chill
dren's diseases, nutrition, home SER
vice, publicity, and building of Red
Gross exhibits are some of the sub
jects in the clown curriculum.
Record cards, filled in by the doc
to- ard nurse conducting the clinic
giving the child's name, age, actual
and ideal weight, bear the clowns
likeness and are signed by him as q
souvenir to the children who are re
quested to turn them in to the school
nurse in the Fall The nurse keeps a
duplicate record, which she uses for in
tensive work with parents in cases
which need special attention
The Arc Health Clown Family is
having hilarious reception wherever
members put on their stunt. Educa-
tors, physicians, psychologists and
parents have Endorsed the movement,
which is development of the Child
Health Organization idea, because it
inculcates health standards in children
through the play instinct in way
which insure the cooperation and in
terest of boys and girls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08
See Health Clowns
at County Fair
Funny PIERRE ARC AND SISTER
PROMISE TO ENTERTAIN KID
DIES AND GROWN-UPS

Pierre Are, of the Arc Health
Clown Family, the jolliest. family in
the Northern Division of the Red
Cross, will be at Redwood County Fair
on September 27-October l, when he
will tell the children how to grow as
strong as he is.
The Arc Health Clown Family are
the most highbrow members of their
profession in the show business this
season. They not only know the tech
nioue of falling down, walking on
their hands, funny noises, laugh, get
ting patter and slap stick, but they
are child welfare specialists and nu-
tritional experts. They parade the
Fair Grounds like circus Pied Pipers
Turing a throng of children into the
Red Cross booth to be weighed and
t;pged. Through their comical antics
tIeW arouse in children the feeling
that oatmeal and spinach and milk
I he more desirable, than lollipops and
sshewing gum, that tooth brushing and
bathing are a lark and that ripe ban
anas. broom cucumbers and pickles
are dietic vices to be Stunned.
Clown training courses were estab-
lished in the Northern Division of the
Red Cross so that every graduate
clown would be grounded in the rudi
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08
Lieut.. Peterson
Here for Fair
REDWOOD COUNTY PREPARING
FOR BIG ANNUAL EVENT AT
FAIR GROUNDS.
SEPT. 27-OCT. ?.
FIVE DAYS FULL OF FUN. EDU-
CATION AND GOOD
TINES.

Redwood Co. has selected the dates
of September 81, %, 20, 80 and Octo
Der l for her forty-seventh annual
fair which will be held at Redwood
Falls. Already the stock entries are
proving that, in the exhibits of cattle,
hogs, baby beef and poultry alone the
1920 event will lead all its predeces-
sors. Last year the hog exhibit was
valued at a million dollars and in
cluded exhibits from five counties.
This year it will be fully as good and
the purebred stock exhibit will rival
anything ever seen here.
Races will be featured every after
| noon of each of the last four days
Redwood County is on the same cir
cult with the best racing towns of this
section of the country and the races
this year will be on the same high
standard as those of former years.
Lieutenant Harold Peterson, the
Minnesota aviator who was lost with
his machine in Mexico and had such
thrilling experiences, has been engag-
ed to come to Redwood Falls, to give
spectacular flights and to carry pas
sengers. Lieutenant Peterson is a
former resident of Redwood Falls and
upon a recent visit here carried over
upon a recent brief visit here carried
over forty passengers. He comes with
the most modern of French planes.
A full program of splendid free
attractions, featuring clever acrobatic
stunts, dancing, trapeze work, etc,
will be given on the platform every
afternoon and evening There will be
fine display of fireworks as a part
of each night show Dancing in the
pavilion with New Dream orchestra
music will be featured every after
noon and evening. Four bands will
furnish the music about the grounds.
A Red Cross tent and childrens
playground in an Innovation this year
Captain Fischer of the American Red
Cross headquarters will give first aid
talks and demonstrations and the
Health Clowns will keep the children
entertained and happy. Boys and
Girls Club work, for which Redwood
County is known throughout the state
will also be cared for in this tent. The
separate building for school exhibits
will be crowded with this display which
is always very attractive. Thursday
is Childrens' Day and all children I'M
der IL years of age will be admitted
free
Redwood County boasts one of the
finest fair grounds in the state with
set of buildings which make for the
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not look at it.
"On national holidays we have to
march all day under red flags in the
demonstration parade, and if we don't
we are sent to the workhouse.
Understand also that it is we who
bear all burdens and do all the work.
The Communists do nothing. They
get what they want at lower prices
they have large incomes, automobiles,
light and heat and they know how to
make us work as the slave drivers did
the negroes of olden times.
"This is, in few words, Russian
life today. To get away from here is
impossible. Those people who sur
vive all this must either be insane or
entirely numb in their feelings.
"Read this letter to as many people
as you can, so that they may know
what we go through and what commu-
nism is. We are no longer human; we
are beasts that are whipped. We have
neither will power nor hope."-H. M.
Hin New York Sun.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08

The printed word is more powerful
than the spoken word. That is why
advertising has become one of the
greatest forces of the modern world
Especially is the printed word des-
tined to become one of the farmers
greatest allies. Farmers organiza-
lions are learning to set aside part
of their funds for advertising. By
telling the consumers simple truths,
the producers can do away with much
costly and disagreeable misunder-
standing. Advertising has settled
several industrial disputes. Truthful
publicity has never harmed worthy
cause. The advertising farmer is an
enterprising farmer-Elwood Eye.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08

Last winter all commoners, such as
office help and laborers, went with
out wood, without light, without
drinking water and without soap. The
offices were as cold as the open
street; the ink froZe in the inkwells
and we had to sit and work in furs
and oVershoes. There are many nee
essaries that do not even exist here.
In order to get little wood the
city sends us in very cold weather a
! few stations outside the city, where
| from Z in the morning until 9 at night.
we must carry wood and pile it up in
freight cars. People are sent out to
tear down wooden houses for kind
ling wood, and many who are unac-
| customed to that kind of work and too
weak for it drop under the weight of
the planks and logs.
AT in the morning work is begun
in the offices and continues until s at
night under an almost devilish disci-
pine. Ii we are a moment late we
are taken to court and then sent to
the workhouse. No matter how dis
satisfied we are with our work we are
not allowed to change it.
"The surface cars are very seldom
seen, as they stop at in the evening
and on Sundays they do not run at all
No other conveyances exist, but never
theless we must be punctually at
work
"Epidemics help starvation to kill
people. | myself am not one of those
people who have the worst lot: don't
think that. | work in an office con-
nected with the railroad, and after
business | help cooks child with her
lessons and receive for payment my
dinner. In this way | keep from dy-
ing of hunger. But the food that I
eat is such that dogs in Norway would
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08

1t has just been learned that the
Northwestern Railway company has
mortgaged the stock of the company
to the amount of $437,000,000 to the
Farmers Loan and Trust company
and Edwin f. Marston of New York.
Steps are being taken by the COM
pany to file the mortgages in the 200
counties through which the road runs.
1t is understood that the average fee
for filing Of these mortgages will be
in the neighborhood of $155. These
mortgages are taken out for a period
of 1T years, which will make them
fall due in the year 2037. The pro-
vision of the mortgage covers 40
pages Of closely typewriter paper
Morgan Messenger.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08
Life in Petrograd.

From friends in Norway l have re-
ceived copy of an account of life in
Petrograd, sent by Russian lady to
the Oftenposten of Christiania. It
says:
Last year / thought that life here
was horrible, but assure you that it
was paradise compared with the life
we lead now. Neither language nor
imagination could give true picture
of the conditions under which we live.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08

comfort and convenience of exhibitors
and visitors =, Last year live stock
pavilion Ierected and proved a
great conV rhce in the display of
cattle and hlA A woman's rest room
with modern and sanitary toilets was
another big addition to the equipment
last year. Everything possible is
done for the entertainment and COM
fort of those attending. Be among
those to come and have a good time.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08

Select your tires ac-
cordin6 to tho roads
they have to travel:
In sandy or billy coun-
try, wherever the going
is apt to be heavy-The
u. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The u. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels-The
u. S. Plain,
For best results
everywh ere-U. S.
Royal Cords.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-12-16
THE GOSPEL OF GOOD SENSE

We contend that preaching the
truth. the kind that benefits the
whole public. cannot be overdone. And
this il especially true At time when
We are entering upon . new year.
From all indications there are going
b be more men out Of employment in
this country in 1921 than at any time
since the armistice va. signed: Jobs
will be scarcer, and there will be 4
greater number Of applicants for each
one. Money il not going to be a. easy
10 get a. it has been for the past two
year. and dollar is going to look big
eef than It has for = long time. For
that reason We want to again preach
the gospel Of good sense-and that
y, Il you've . steady position, stick
b It. and If you have dollar you can
spare, put it in the bank. Don't be
tompted to pack up and move else
where. Il the job which tempts you
b such fine one, someone in that To-
eality would have it already. If you