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The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-30
DRUG CLINICS
 ARE ADMITTED
 TOBEFAILURE.S>5

CHICAGO. Sept. 90 lby Associated Press) Municipal dispensation of drugs through narcotic clinics is gen eralIy conceded to have been a fail ure, reports a committee on narcotic drugs and crime appointed by the American Institute of Criminal Law and CriminoIogy.
 The report was written by Dr. L, l.. Stanley, resident physician of the California State Prison at San Quen- tin. for presentation a tthe twelfth annual meeting of the institute at h. dianap0Hs
 Dr. Stanley adds that "probably no more municipalities will establish clinics of this tyre.
 Government monopoly of the man. ufacure of opium dertga0ees fs rec orwaandoG in the report Dr. Stan lev urges that it be- put on a plan somewhat similar to the mintiae of money"
 Narcotic drug clinics cited by Dr. Stanley are those established at New York. New Orleans. Los Angeles and San Diego. He charactertzes the failure of the New York clinic which closed early this year after eleven months of operation, as "one of the two outstanding features in the past two years developments in regard to the drug addiction prob lem"
 Reasons for the discontinuance of the New York clinic are thus sum- marized in the report:
 "It was found that of the 7,4o0 drug addtcts who attended the clinic for their narcotics. less than two thousand were wi]ling to go to hos pftaI for treatment with ultimate cure in sfght. The officials of the department were convinced that it was not the proper procedure to give narcotics drugs to addfcts for ~eIf-admiuistrati0n
 Some addicts sold the excess ob- -ained at the clinic 10 reddIers. There was fraud in obtaining the drug. Friends of addtcts became had itues through associations with bone ficiaries of the clinic. With very few exceptions, no cures were known to have been effected by means of the reduction system used. AmbuIa- tory treatment was found to he vi cious in principle and in effect; there is no need for prolonging addiction by a continued supply of narcotics.'
 With the failure of the clinics and the aroused interest in narcotic drug addictions, continues the report, the question arises. What are you going to do about it? "There seems to be no concerted effort to deal with it as the government has dealt with alec holic liquors" says Dr, Stanley, "The manufacture transportation and dis tribution of narcotics has not beer curtaiIed except as to dispensing bl the Harrison law"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-30
STORE WINDOWS
 FILLED WITH DISPLAYS

LEADVILLE. Colo, Sept. 30 Cby Associated Press). ).-Elimination of empty store windows to give a more prosperous appearance to the city in the eyes of visitors was discussed at a recent luncheon of the chamber of commerce. A number of merchants agreed to put displays of articles in vacant windows and to keep them tidy and clean in return for the ad- vertising thus secured.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-30

Dr. H. A. Blyth has opened a dental office second floor Northern hotel
 17-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-30

Shower and tub baths at the Club Barber Shop. Open day and night, 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-30
'HEARTSEASE'' TONIGHT IN LAST APPEARANCE
 AT EMPRESS THEATER

For the last time tonight Tom Moore, with the infectious Irish smile and the bit of bIarney that he has for all the ladies. God bless 'em, will be seen at the Empress in "Heartsease." ." The name itselr tells the whole story. It's just that-a golden song of a boy who had talent and the girl who be- Iieyed in him; drama of the hearts of the world; a story of full hopes and empty pockets, But it's not all scenes of peace and Quiemess, for when the yallain uncovers a special brand of vilIainty. the Irish comes to the front, and-welI, it's some fight, proving once more, as we have said before, that you just ''can't down the Irish"
 Tomorrow, Ethel Clayton in "Women's Weapons" in which she hhas the charming role of a devoted wife who rescues her husband from an aesthetic woman who yearns for a soul mate" There are many anus ing situations as she draws the would-be vampire away from her in cense-shrouded, punk-burning atmos phere into the clear sunlight of a real home, and the vampire suffers by comparison. Incidentally the hus bands budding romance is shattered and the soul mate woman is sent about her business to the delight ot everyone, including the audience.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-30

The Ketchikan U. s: Signal Corps has established a rule accepting no Canadian money in payment for teIe- grams. It has found this necessary on account of the influx of Canadian silver coin which is at a discount in the States
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-08-14
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JUST BY WAY OF COMPARISON

HE claim that the Democratic presidential candidate
deru in Ohio badly punctred when analy
of the where he candidate is made
carried Ohio for that victory
brought about by Cleavage Republican ranks caused by the Roos
eveltTaf division within party when Republicans
Progresve placed state tickets in the field He however
81 900 short of a majority in that campaign.
In 1914 Cox defeated his record for reelection Frank
Willis Republican, being elected governor 10000 plurality
In 1916 Cox victorious by plurality of 6616 the
Wilson He kept of slogan pulling him
In 1918 Cox, by last moment detection of normally Re
publican county managed with plurality of quite
The fact that of the four elections which
Ohio able
of the state. ---- b.
Compare Harding in Ohio with figures.
Harding elected the United States Ohio 1914
In that the Democratic candidate
Cox lost the that plurality 1920 Harding
the state by plurality of 1873 In the campaign
las behind his candidacy reunited Republican party with dis
affection which fifteen
national campaigns 1860 electoral
Republican candidates thirteen times
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-08-14
HOME

IN MY usual walk yesterday crossed through bystre
brood Of downy yellow chicks fud their
ed right merry at
Standing by the high fence that separated looked
at hemhen back, at other days Once l little
whh axen hair and heart
lovng Living day in the world peope sly
next dvng deeply into other the worlds of fluffy chicks
busy ants-singing birds, bees and
All! am glad was born whore the air swept clear and
rcr where there plenty space play
"d coast down steep hill and wide gteng of
rir drivers frightened
honking automobiles | I know
country breeze how the sken floss
ones hot cheeks: how bright night
y glad to understand how unpeakahy lonely
amidst the huying flow of souls great happy
thank God for having watched the bb tides
ing felt the tang of breath; majesty
steady-quet-true!
And going back, through all
world--I4fe! Thank life all its varied
beaues its chance for here there from
my heart cy-Lead fuller life Creator
to choose the know not God, single
through varied vngs Thou ans plan wisely that Thy
and good City countryocean
or plain-where'er Thou art, is home.-L d Stearns
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-08-14
WE HAVE KEPT THE FAITH

A C.TNG as number Of citizens who want this
n country League of Nations Professor Irving
University has sounded Governor Cox TO his a
Harding Speaking for himself
thinks the United States should enter the
because among things eve the other nations
a of good faith
Professor both ought know that
fulfilled every pledge made in the and
kept the associated
scrupulOusy
assumed subsequent the armistce The Ma
and peace record is spotless.
only pledge the United States made with regard
Public Resolution No (Senae Joint Reso
luton y Sxty-fh congress- April and ap-
proved by the president April s.
pledge, and complete fulflmen is Of
history The United punciouy kept the faith with
partners smashing Imperial York
Sun.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-08-14
A HELMETED UNCLE SAM

determination easily how
able that there should be centraizaton government
federalism with headcenter 1t according
be for the lesser orb revove
around then there something
the Denver understands better today the
federalism had vivid Saturday and
with the real thing is worth of theory.
United States appeared in The city They from
la short distance They familiar the We
Thought nothing the individual Fort
THE regular but when he appeared col ecve in his working
Clothes Differed and he took different hue. We did
ignore him. respected him. stood i'll of him He repre-
scented the majesty of Uncle Sam with his jaw set
Before federalism appeared had had augmented police
force the American legion uniform did all that could have
been hoped of it, there that something psychological lacking
until federalism made its Then Denver
Colorado the United States 1t the mpersonal United
States Our inherited reading his
tory made itself felt Here the strength that made the republic
patroing streets 1t Indifferent qnarres jea
whoever they might be
morta determined to deal fairly all
by his touch of pity for antlke quarres
The mob that the night
ed sight of the hemed Uncle
chds dread of darkness disappears with
sunlight 1t not the ugly headgear the
ments that dispeed Denvers arthough the something
unseen but felt in the heartth of him love-
laugh at thoughess moments but whom appeal the
hour of darknethe symbol of American
Mountain News.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-08-14

kR Evans health the Chicago Tribune
AVA former president Of the American Health association ard
hea commissioner of Chicago number startling
the of his college among
w hich the following.
There epidemic known which warrants the
closing of the public schools.
There is subject that iCd about
The glorious thing the history country wpy
out OF typhoid by vaccination 1t advisable
that all assembages of people be vaccnaed typhoid Fifty
considered inevitable that school child
have smallpox has n
wherever the legal nsiscnc vaccination has been lift it
has become general again.
There is only group
nourished and it children age vast
majority of adults overfed 90 of the seer
municipal lodging houses per
infants due
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-08-14
" Us HAVE PATIENCE

LENWOOD has been much discouraged and has suffered not
~ little in financial by of the closing Of the
during considerable of each week. and much discus
correspondence has been INDUCED the hope that bet
conditions might brought about and that might suffer less
from interrupted traffic back the old story that
cake keep it, and regardless of the fact
hat pleasing have this road closed during
of the such operating to Glenwood
financial remember that responsibility this
does with county this road
building being under and state and
officers consider that the
petion the with the least possible delay of prime
importance.
Genwoods business lost much because the
highway closed much of the time and much of the
traffic eeced Cottonwood road which not at all
popular with tourist traffic. and which refuse to at all
But hopeful for better days. and looking into the
future when between nwood and the eastern slope there will
of mountain highways traversing of the
beautiful of all scenic of Colorado with Genwood at
beautiful mountain drivethen will
rejoice be glad when consider hatn for
traffic GAIN have continued patient and hopeful and have
the OF The being
this excellent highway for which have waited 50 long
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-08-14
der than laboring men did when THY labored,

work harder than labong did when thy abored
usually underfed
There school boy and girl and teacher
life of Theodore Roosevelt who Physical mental and
moral hardshps through conscious effort
baby is egotisc parasite Later he acquires social
which Many children
develop failures society they only
children and the time will when will realize the vital
necessity Of beginning the social training Of child in the home
There been saved by the capacity
wit and humor humor acquired characteristic and
it can be developed in children of school age
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-08-14

successful must be much careful thought and atten
ton. thing farmers if they the
real dairy business and that that there and 1t
much keep for that only half what
ought be along dairy lines does for that
modern This lesson that
pie must learn and sometimes the tuition rather There
much that might learn the line of daryng but will
learn it. Our farmers who the dairy some
attention along intelligent lines their bank accounts
that dairying may be made profitable business
~RADUAlLY there growing tn that the
" 60 Perhaps laborers becoming thoroughly
before the strike expensive and
oftmes eul attempted
desired other Words labor curea
1.-THE strike and eicacous repued to
be medium through which deal of trouble
may wrought misery inflicted much expended
about results favorable to either side
appears least part of its former
while strike the Denver street operators
called abandoned and therefore
strikers failure the fact is that not
understanding and the opportunity with
employment the has yielded
strikers than would have been expected
the strike far from and indications
will pronounced failure and declared
majority the will to work short
time if company Leaving out of the
the the strikers let
the third party, which entitled to consideration
Justice strike at this time, but does see
public entitled to service which
seriously Wcudbe strikers hav
ing them than perhaps Of their obi
general public with the result that the strike becom
ing and unpopular
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-08-14
FOR PRESIDENT
WARREN q. HARDING,
FOR NONRESIDENT
CALVIN COOLIDGE


the Democratic party of Colorado strongly
eaguers whose principles Numerically opposed
the Democratic national platform with solid
delegation league partans
vented designation but the league choice for
M Collins will Robert M Higgins for the
alton the primary large number of conservative Democrats
already expressed their dissatisfaction the of
emb deliberations and the lyman element who bitterly
aad by Bob Higgins the campaign ago. are
greatly enthused the outcome
thing the fathers and mothers wives
~ of this country forget this campaign Ii the
Wilson endorsed if Democratic president and Demo-
elected that League Covenant it Will
European the league will be given
the sturdy manhood Of America to settle by force
if European Asiac difficulty that
thus multiplying the constitutional provision that only the
declare Shall it be said OF the
voters patriotic of America who
sacrifice shall have died vain shall we as
the immortal Lincoln declared in his wonderful address at Get
highly resolve that these brave snail not nave ~
in vain 90
i in the assembly which Mr.. Nicholson slight plr
atty the senatorial designation Both Nicholson and Schuyler
have friends this of the think
pretty generally conceded that the big would Schuyler
However the big the assembly always big
primary people, arbers
pass primary election say they
approve of the choice their delegates
the assembly The Post that three good
Nicholson Schuyler and Means have been placed before the
people senatorial candidates. the Republican
by their primary ballots which the most desirable the party
candidate for this high office.
ROM the time when the Tramway full page
ads IN the Denver papers the employees their
numbers and the of each
secerom that time the strike Apparently there never
was any reason for chance for the
these ads We're printed showing that the paid
$oo to 5 month for their
the minds of lot of bookkepers
time and money in qualifying jobs than did the
Tramway and vet who working of
from little less little dollars month
Naturally such people find should
be taxed fare that
he paid twice much they
strike be which does public
Iathy behind it think is safe predict Tramway
strike is already lost
1. rH~---s~.
D EPCBLlCANS OF Colorado have certainly designated -. ,y
~ ticket and d',d rong platform now remains
with the voters OF the state primary Septem-
Der a. the different mentioned for each
Office and make views as to each
fitness for the job which aspiresin under
our present laws the privilege express
OF the ballot his choice candidates of his
party for certain office theory framed
the laws that better presented TO the yo
ers in the final contest November old system OF
nominations Whether this theory be untrue
that legislators regardless hurled against the
primary election law, have felt justified Introducing bill TO
repeal SAID law and the Post predicts that undertakes TO
nrIma law hnva 80,
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-08-14

EVERA counties sections of the considering the
- matter OF the purchase Of
numbers to justify the engaging dairy business
quite extensively OF that the
dairy is not profitable that
require too much but the time
record that sections of Colorado dairy
their nice profit month in the year greatly
creased the fertility and productive capacity the added
greatly to their owners bank
daig is business and like every other business il
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23
9ieu lm, Nlnnelota, 5reitag, ben %, Npri, 1920.
2utbera1,er iatt1,ttel1t.

Die 2utberaner In Sen Bereintgten
|@taaten baben ei11 5anmlung fur bte
|notletbe1oeu @lanbenSgenoifen I'M alte1l
8aterlanbe beso111en. SIN ean5en 2an<
be Jon bte 9umme bon 81 SOC, 900 al1fz
|gebra6t tperben, ipopon auf ben 9taaf
MtnnelotQ $228,00O entfallen. Wfan
bat bereitS oieje 8o6e nit Ben 9ammz
lungen in BEN Deri6iebenen 9etlen oeS
2a1lbeS beeonnen. gortse Wo9e fano
i'm Melt 6otel IN Mtnneapolt8 etne
|@iknns bon 8ertreter1 fiir Mmnelota
itatt, UNI iiber Die N1tttel rlno 8ege 81
beraten, lpte Der Grfolg beS nnter11ebz
mems gefi6ert lperben fDnne, 0ep. y.
@nbre6t Seller bon WinneapoltS err
fldrte, oab In allen 1884 lntbert16en
@eneinbea bon Minneiota seian1melt
>perben mirb. Dte giattonalfampag1le
itebt unter 2ettu1g beS 6ep. IS. 8.
@reeper bon Columbus, g. s., Nep.
q. s.. &teffer unb GeD. .. $. Ban11=
fofe, betbe aus Seem Dorf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23
.8ar auf ben 9bilippinel,.

Serr. Sefferion Be1lner aus Minnez
apoli8 btelt am pergan9enen 9onntag IN
Der bteitgen Metbobtite11fir6e am Nbenb
etnen b06t iutereiianten 8ortras lber
bte Ybiltppinen nr1b beren BepDlf ernng.
Dte Nu8flbrungen be8 Nebner8 maren
onr6 etne bnb16e 9anmlnng bon
itereopttiden 8nbern beglettet. Wltt
Stlfe berielben fiibrte er ieine tn grober
3abl erl6tenenen 3ub0rer tn hie roz
n1antti6en 1dler Ser Snieln unb 5etgte
tbne11 oa8 2eben u11b Iretben bes SOL
feS tn re6t ani6ouli6er Wetie. Sn
Der 3mtl6enpauie 5etgte Serr Benner
et11e ga115e Mn3abl ebenio blbl6er pte
nitlt6er &ulturerSeueniii Ser SnieL
'beo6lferung, @ntee9en Der lpteoerbolt
BON @eneralgouperneur 9arrtlon auSz
9eiprodenen Nnii6t, bab ote 6iltptnos
fir ibre p0lltge llnabbdngtgfett ote mo-
ttse Netfe beitten, erfldrte ber Neoner.
tab er sen s3ettpunft nod fiir Der frnbt
balte, bem Sni Ste polttt16e Tretz
beit 5u geben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23
&abnnn9liid anf Der
@tatipn In 5airfar
Ser 81 Sabre alte perbeiratete Tar=
,ner Suit. Mlbredt gerat nnter 1pz
fpn1ptipe etneS Tradt5uges. 9tnz
fer Tuk ppn &doern 5ernalmt+
gta@ oem bieiigen l1niDn @pipital
aebrad)t, >pp Qlmputatipn erfplgt.

Sin bebauerlt6er l1neliid8fall err
etsrete ft6 an1 0tenStagabenb 5nti6en
6 llnb 6 l=2 nbr auf Der 8abnltatton tn
6atrfar. Ser 81 Sabre alte perbetrotete
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etlpa 4 Meetler iublt6 BON 6atrfar gez
leeen tit, seriet unter bte Rdoer ber
2ofomotipe etneS @iiter5nseS, alS bteier
it6 gerabe tn 8enesung febte, UNI bte
Citation gu perlaile1l.
Serr Nlbre6t bate etne Ween9e 8teb
mod Sem Babnbof eebra6t, mo- baSielbe
tn stpet Ma99onlaonngen apt benz be-
trefferben ,3uge perlaoen moroen mar,
Ser Bug mar berett 5nr Nbfabrt, 1l1b
6err Nlbre6t fraete ben s3ugfhbrer,
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tbrR, bab er auf bic 2ofomotipe 1tet9e11
f6nne. Oamtt iebte it6 Der Bug and)
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,per1n9te, ii6 auf baS erfe 5rtttbrett
Ser 2ofon1otipe gu i6mtn9en, rut16te
aber aus uno geriet u1ter bte Mai6tnenz
RIDER. Ser 3ue tpl1rbe iofort gum
@teben gebra6t, nno alS 1nan ben ger.
11ngliidten aufbob, par letn ltnfer SUP
bis iiber DaS @elenf btnallS Doll1tdnbt9
3erquetl6t.
9ta9 Stem 11lm gebradt+
Dean bra6te SEN 8erungliidten aui
einen1 @pestal5ug na6 8tntrop, mo-
er barnt ipdter alf ben Nbeno5ug Der
N}inneapolis & ct, 2ouiSz8abn iiberz
fiibrt ip11rbe. Sier tn Seem llln1 a1l=
eelanst, murbe 9err Nlbre6t na6 benz
linton 9oipttal eebra6t, mo- eS fiir
nDttq befl1nben lpnrbe, ben SUP u1to
etnen Sell bes l1nterl6enfelS big n1ttten
slpil6e1 bent 6ubgelerf unb oen1 &nte
3u antpntteren.
Ser llngludSfall bat bier tn Der
@tabt, no @err Mbre6t etne Nn5a99l
6reunbe 111b 8efannte beltbt, 1ofpte
ll1lter .1ei11e11s lp11lftgen Treunoe11 u11o
91a6barn 9robe e9pnpatbte berporge=
rnfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23
8ruit sSeuer1nari9aQ+
@riinoen 8aiebauz 9isa+

|s
Sn einer am lebten Greitag tn @leepp
@ne abgebaltenen 8eriamnlung BON
8ertretern aus Der 8a1eballzgBelt bon
bter unb per|6tebe1len Na6barltdbten
fa11o Sic @rii11bung elmer 8aieball=2tga
itatt. 9}eben ben1 Stem l1ln1er Stub
trate1l IN bteler @ibun9 Oie 9tdote
@leepp @ne, 9anberton, Gomfren llno
@prtt1gftelb Der neren Organization
bel. GS iptrb ermartet, bab er1tlpeoer
Walnnt @rope ober Ne61poob TalS it6
alS ie6iter &1ub Ser 2tga ani6leBen
tperben.
@apt. 9llf. W, O1ueller bon bier
&puroe al8 Mttglieb Ser 0ireftorenbez
b0rbe gemdblt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23
Sir sic gtptleioenbe,1.

Ser l1ltbertl6e Brauenperetn bat
miebernnl eine @e1lbung &inoerfletoung
fiir bie &leinen t11 ser alten Setmat abz
gei9idt. @te un1fabte ri@t pentger
alS 40 perl6tebe1le &letonng8itude.
;3niammen NIT Ser erlten @enbnng, ote
lpie bie lebte an be1 W}tlpanfeer Gbarttp
8afar gel6tdt tpuroe, itno BON benz
Berein 1tl1t1nebr an bte 800 &letolngSz
itade filr bie btlfSbeoiirftieen &tnoer tn
Deuti6lanb unb Seiterret6 abgei6tdt
'mDrben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-23
5aldrfrage pom
5taotrat geregelt
Gtabtflerf, s4atmeiiter ,t11b Mngez
itellte bes Gleftri5itdts tsperfeS err
balten Mnfbeiierung pDn 'ie S25
ben MpnQt. Mnbere 8eamte err
balten $40, SIS nber $40 mebr.
3tpeite Stbung a11l MDntag.

sSS1t etner ant pergangenen Tre1tag
obgebalteren @tkung beS Seem Timer
5tabtratS tpnrben ra6 ldngerer SEE
ratung bie @aldre Ser periptebenen itdo=
tt16en 8ean1ten 1nb Nngefenten fiir
baS lanfe11be Sabr >feiteeiett. Sn etner
Netbe bon fdllen tpnrbe11 BEN Beanten
ll1o 9lngefellten beS @leftrt5ttdtSmerz
feS ei11e betrd6tlt6e Nufbeiier1lng 5uerz
fannt, sic In a11betra6t Der un9ebenren
3euerl1ng aller 2eben8ntttel 1lno 1or1z
1ttger Bebarf8artifel fir nottpenbt9 err
a6tet lpurbe. 90 erbtelten hte Nnge=
itellten beS @leftrt5ttdtStperfes, ote bnrd
eine ar Sen Manor unb BEN 9taotrat
geri6tete Betttton llm etre n1onatltde
3ulaee BON $50 etngefonlmen lparen,
ei1le Mnfbeilerllng BON 500. Wte ftb
na9 Der @ttung berau8itellte, tparer
bie Mrbetter NIT bteiem 3ngeltdnont8
aber ni6t 3ufrtebe11, llnb eS bteb, oab
ei1Belne logar NIT ser gtte0erlegung Der
Nrbeit brobten, in,nn ibnen nt6t Der
D0lle 11d9e1n1te SetrQ9 DON apoU pell
Monat ais GrbDbune be>ptntst nerben
1piirbe.
G8 fa11b baber an Montas bteier
Mo6e eine mettere 5ibung be8 9tabt=
rates itatt, in ser Die Mn9eleeenbeit NIT
etntge1 @ertretern Ser. Mn9eitellten be-
ipro6en 1purbe. Da8 Neiultat mar,
sab Sic @tabtpdter bte rnonatlt6e 3uz
lage fur ieben ei1r5el11en Nn9eitellten anf
$25 erbDbten ll1lb IN 3tpet Gtn3elfdllen
eine >pettere Nepiiion beS @ebalt8 por<
uabmen, I'M eiae srDbere .@lei6beit nnz
ter BEN Mrbeitern berbet5mlbren.
@taotflerf erbalt $3.50,
Da8 @alar oeS @tabtflerf8 &nurbe
IN ser @iBung am 6rettog BON $195
BEN Monat altf $220 eb0bt. Mnoere
Nnfbe1ierunge1 ran9terten btS btnl1ter
a1f $lO ben Meorat, Sn perl6tebenen
lssdnen bliebe1 ste @ebdlter Sic g1ei6en
nte I'M lette1t Sabre, mie aus ser na6=
folgenoe1l Site gu erieben.