Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1903-01-01
and at least one-ffth Of the nation do not
nse alcoholic drinks.

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In Russia no man may enter govern.
oant establishment without removing I.s
of q mile Whuch has caused some tIout ~.
! snnears. since the establishment va;no
spirit t shops ,ni as Of Finance
y 'eeI has ordered that hats must pc oon gsl
% government bartenders as 70 o.ne1 w.
ials ,nn,cn
If we "dun'' you for renew nn,,t Mn1e
ron have sent, or II our paper con ;d ars
~ come to YOU after you have paia ar ar
y, 70 e sea and ordered it stopped, please see
rhether one Of the several amolnGs 1o &, |
Gently sent without name me- OF a,st u With ali
snaiIahle clues. appears on the SECOND
~ ~ s 90 ~ the November number. SEND ZOE
1 copy, If necessary.
In. B. Haugan, Waldemar Ager anu az = M a.
h. Lunde narrowly escapefa . uea : com
h ~ annointment to Herman and were run
mo by q railroad train, barely sasM di55
their lives by jumping. They were nau ~
shaken up but sunerea ,a nG ki Rd and their
buggy catered in every direction. MANY ray
temnersace and prohibition workers re-
ioice crafty over their escape.
Presidat D. Leigh Colvin, Of the Inter.
| collegiate prohibition Association, spent
be most Dece TaDear am wili be be- given to
q izer h. Nnoi and Kentucky. organ.
0 Decembehsw Visited N. D.. colleges m
February to a, will devote January C anu
ifornia. org19gt9n ah orsgo exp peu to
as colleges, from ", winter among 9na Ten es,,
has come for collegh state lo 10. can ~
state prohibition is taYork; Inc io tsar o.
T Annie W. Robbins inwiil have nave Mrs T.
February. She is returMlln messy from
there the Mies M ane w conditions
popular L. T. L. lecturer, wifnger, the ne
April and May, and Mrs. CalReu mere 4; =,
May. During the first half OF h FL. year
Miss Christine Tingling will be hex Write
Mrs. III. M. Powell, 729 Penn ave.>yo-ffhfe
Minneapolis, for terms and dates. en'
Practically the whole contention oa+he
postal department regarding its classika :
ton reforms has been negatived by f.
bia. The case will now go to the Su
preme Court. The court holds that cor
gress has not committed to the pos
master general, or anyone else, the deter
mination OF what should be carried In tn
mails as second-class or third -olass mai
4 ter that power being reserved exclusivel
to congress, which makes the classified
ton.
I Beside the election Of National Chair
! man Stewart to the Illinois Legislature
the Prohibition party succeeded in landin
the following officials, among others:
G. Gilbert, city official, Genesseo, Ill
! IN: j.; Kiss Z. J. sweetiand school com
missioner, Tompkins county, N. T.;
q Lannb ertUn, county commissioner, Ven
n Apgo county,aPa.; D. Worthey, alderman
/ Pan Sae, HI; Il. w. Mills, town CLERK
& WheRtoh, HI; ]. M. Purdum, alderman
, Batavia, I'll.
A. E. Wilson, manager Of the Unite
Prohibition Press and secretary Of tn
Illinois Prohibition committee has re
turned from a tour Of the Pacific coas
d He was called upon for addresses at me
t mortal meetings in honor Of the late Hal
Johnson, whose intimate friend he wa:
: knows how to talk. right on and hay
, something to say in every sentence. M
Wilson was at one time secretary Of tt
Ramsey county (Minn.) committee. Mir
tues and disclaims responsibility for an
, of his vices ca.