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| The effects of mariouana are most unpre- : Compound, composed of five, seven
dictable. nine or eleven—always an odd number

; ‘ ae eye aeye Leap one eet of lobes or leaflets, the two outer ones

A xed, staring pupil, with the white o eye :

severely bloodshot (orange-red). The breath ay small comp ared with _the others.

i ee the cece its odor, as elicited from Each lobe from two to six inches Jon

urnt marihuana (burnt rope). There is no int j

} sensory disturbance of balance or gait, as re . —— oe - both ends, vs

: elicited in acute alcoholic intoxication. The Saw-lke edges; an rides, very

; ae — - influence oer ae nounced on the lower side, running ,

ibly hysterical, weeping or la . i

very rapidly, and in a loud a“ ees the center diagonally to the. edges. Of

E In conclusion, it is important to recognize, that deep green color on the upper side and of

} ae eens use we ame doses by habitues, and a lighter green on the lower. It is the

; ingle large dose taken by a novice may cause { i tain

F criminal maniacal acts. Moreover, even small quanti- _ and flowering “oye that con the

; ties can destroy the will power and the ability to connect angerous drug. These are dried and used

; and control thoughts and actions, thus releasing ALL in cigarettes and may also produce their

| inhibitions viciously. violent effects by being soaked in drinks.

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THE SITUATION IN THE UNITED STATES

. It is especially serious in our country because it
is being carried as a new habit to circles which
heretofore were not contaminated It is
dangerous inroads in our large cities

youth, so many of whom are j
smokers and easy victims to a new “kick agd

thrill” habit.

Police officers in some of our cities report
that so many crimes can be to the use of
Marihuana that this vice has become a major po-
lice problem.

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intervals of from four to twenty inches.
A leaf appears immediately under each
branch. Green plant has a peculiar nar- UNDER SURFACE OF MARIHUANA LEAF.
gotic odor, is sticky to the touch, and cov-
@red with fine hair barely visible to the STAMP iT OUT
maked eye. Often hidden in fields of corn. wmicataak: Weaaviecs
or sunflowers. 1. Constructive legislation and efficient law en-
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ITISA CRIME for any person to plant, cultivate

possess, sell or give away Marihuana.
It is frequently used by criminals to bolster up their courage. Most dangerous
of all is the person under the influence of marihuana at the wheel of an automobile

Their illusions as to time and space destroy their judgment as to speed and distance;
When eighty miles an hour seem only twenty, they often leave a trail of fatal acci

dents in their wake. A user of marihuana is a degenerate.
League to Stamp Out Harmful Substances wiz osi: c=

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