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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 232, 1 October 1925, Page 15

STRIKING COMPARISONS. N.Z. and ILSJL Deaths under Prohibition: U.S-A-11.S1 per 1000 pop. ? 1922. Tinier licensing: 2se-a- Zealand 5.77 per 1000 pop.. 1922. Paupers in U-S-A.—l92C. 7P.090. Pauper; in !Ne"sr Zealand —1923. n;i. Prisoner? in U.SJL—I933. 893,679. Prisoners in Zealand—l 923. 11H-3. PEOPLE'S SAVINGS. Privaie and Post OSce Sarinjr? Bank Deposits per head of popalaiion. "T.S-A.— £50 9,'. N'e-w Zealand. — £76 S/7. •\tt~rdft:> Undc-r Prohibition: U.S.A. t>er 100.000—1911-21. 7.2. TTnder Licensing: X.Z. per 100.000 — 1911-22, 0.9. SUICIDES. The rate of suicide in U.S-A. under Prohibition in 1922 -sva s 24.4 per 100.000 of the people. The rate in Netr Zealand under Licensing t*"&s 10.3. DITOB.CE CASES. f g A—1922. 192S 7 165.13?. an increase of 11 per cent under l"roflifaition. Senator Sherwood sajs dii"orce has increased 44) per cent imdex Prohibition. Vote according to facts! Strike oat the two bottom lines.—iAd/t Despite ii' the careful care -k-» tate All breakable things are doomed to break. Treasures in metal to last are mede. BTit breakable goods are good for trade. So. doa"T jet sa-rage, and don'x loot sad, Whea dmnpins tie fragments of rhings Ton had. Don't fcreak your nfwrt -wiea colds tot eidnre — Sena lor Woods* Great Peppermint Cure. — U4J