Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03

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cessfuL The system II training given
10 the prison does mDch 70 help the men
forward 10 better lives. Hundreds Of
men have been reclaimed In the past
few years.
Our national President and Vice
President, Mrs.. Stevens and Mias Gordon
are to be present al our next state con
yention. II will be heId st Brooking.
during the first week in September.
Three large business frms IN Chicago
and one railroad have prohibited the
smoking Of eigarets b. their employees.
and Other firms are expected 70 fellow
their example. The prohibition already
esforcrd effects 100 employees accord
70 the newspaper statements. OF these
80 per cent are boys under Is years old
OF these boys il IN estimated that 600
who sre now Sustaining from eigaret
smoking formerly were smokers.
A Good Ants-SaIoon Argument.
There 10 no lack Of ~anti-saiocn argu-
ments--s and sfrghtful examples.r Near
ly every day scenes on the Avenue show
ample reason why saloons should be
closed We do not care 70 recite them.
As q rule the man who makes q ahoiy
show Of himself when half seas over In q
good friend OF ours-and when sober Ia q
good citizen, clean, honorable and con-
scsentious. Before the sale of strong
drink was permitted here, we never saw
him the worse for indulgence. II Ia not
our duty to hold him up TO ridicuie. BE
undoubtedly feels worse about Il when
he has sobered up than we do. Our duty
land yours, friend-lies In an entirely
different direction. II is a duty 70 sur.
round these men with the conditions
which existed when thy were good,
sob-r citizens--by insisting that the sa.
looms be closed. Don't forget this fact
IL is your business duty. We do NOT
appeal 70 your sentiment-oniy TO ycur
do lars and cents. 4 man may spend a
few c nts for a set EN-. up-alI-around and
80 himself and his family no harm; but
hen he gets bowling drunk, and l.
made 20 atone 10 the Offended law 70 the
tune Of ei2ht or ton dollars per-then the
inj ny becomes manifest. His wife or
CHI ttren, n possibly himself OILY, on ac-
count u hi luxurious drunk, will have
q 10 =itsioa. needed clothing or other
nece-saries. Remove the stumbling
blaek from thy brother's pathway
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