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What's Going to Become of the Boozer?
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     A pro-saloon speaker in Beatrice, Nebraska, a couple of days ago, said he would not employ a booze-fighter in his business. What is going to become of the boozefighter? The saloon keeper does not want him for a bartender. The business man who votes for the saloon does not want him as a clerk. The spell-binder for the saloons will have none of him. Other lines of business assume responsibility for their product. The merchant assures the customer that the food he is buying will enable him to hold his job; that the suit of clothes he buys will help him to get a job; that the tool he buys will enable him to make a living, but the saloon keeper gives notice to the man he sells liquor to that he will not give him a job.

   Senator Mattingly: "Full 90 per cent of the crime can be justly traced to liquor."


   Father Doyle: "Of all the evils that have cursed mankind, nothing can be compared with the evil of intoxicating drink."


   Cardinal Manning: "The chief bar to the working of the Holy Spirit in the souls of men and women is intoxicating drink."


   Henry Watterson: "Every office from the President down is handed out over the saloon counter."


   "The saloon is the damndest business on earth." -- Saloonkeeper Opelt.

   Archbishop Keane: "As a man and a Christian I say, 'Damn the saloons.' If I could cause the earth to open and swallow up every saloon in the world, I would feel that I was doing humanity a blessing."


   John Jay: "To tax a thing is to tolerate it. And vice in its nature is not a thing to be tolerated."


   Judge Butler, Cairo, Ill.: "The case at the bar is the 76th murder case I have tried, and in 75 out of the 76, liquor was the exciting cause."


   Terrence V. Powderly: "The damning curse to the laborers is that which gurgles from the neck of a bottle.

 

 

"Saloons are bad, and that is why
I want to vote Nebraska dry;
And there will be less doubt and dread,
More hungry children clothed and fed;
More weary hearts to hope inclined,
More men industrious and kind;
More pleasant homes in this fair state,
More hope, more help, and much less hate,
Shall we not court this happy fix
For Mollie and the babies?      Bix."

VOTE NEBRASKA DRY

Election Nov. 7th

Nance County Dry Federation

 

 

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