It is generally known that the Ford people are spending big ssu apace during and after ally, a scandal in the {00 votes, the citizens Imposed fon gambling of all sorts.
After that the country drew a deep th of relief and proceeded {0 adhere to the straight and narrow path, At first, everything went well. The large gambling profits amassed thy the local authorities ensured the ied continuation of their enminent programmes, and the travelling public enjoyed them and fied, ven the hotslits, fresh from a period of pros.
were not greatly alarmed that Mr. Ford's will endeavour to gaming tables. frequent the: After a few months, worse, and all Switzer vehicles of the road in potat to fect the pinch. The (on joe and quantity. also dropped appreciably and continued to]
General Motors are drop at an alarming rate, and, with head, the executive the exception of one or favoured regarding the company's winter resorts, all hotels reported a Activities of the future logically to dearth of guests and unanimously long lines of traced the decrease to the closing of. the casinos. This, however, was one of the reasons why forvi: n tors evaded the Swiss resorts, Another and, perhaps, more import-fas the lack of the former!
the "Hongkor Tete-about 7 rd, followed the The police: were communicated with, and on found that a pane of fut the spoils of hamblin no longer in a position to keep up the elaborate pr which had made their Fe tractive thousands who never enter casinos. ion too Strong Very quickly the effect of this! state of affairs mate itself felt in the country's economic chiefly stimulate Agriculture have heard the report. and an economic crisis seemed uns Western Switzerlar specially severely, in gla ing contrast to the pr: of the during French resorts whata and spite its sal Teffecty the ihm on gambling hal eon a mistake fon and kinds whole country, was nade that spread across the ally, a demand opps its decision tunity to reconsid= on amt satisfy the ant certain rest stumbling element ons are ty be ime posed words against riotous, scambling. Thus, the gambling limit ly fixed at only twa franes, that somewhat winked 25 per cent, of the kuraaa Spails is to by devoted to the relief niture, 3 fact which did enlist the peasants? sup Jan, nlfut of that the frst Great War was the newspapers the racy in Servia, The "speaks of Sonvealing the nation," but other papers wish King Alexander good luck in his Attempt ty "repair the wrotgght by political dissensinns."—Reuter. eu In jagged cuts, wounds, burns, and lacerations of th simple kind, apply Zam-Buke sina nie ance ars S00 brings the sore Te draws out all corruption the germs, makes the tissues clean find wholesome, and rapidly com pletes the healing process
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