Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

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| mFTE& W Of 1Charlbtten
Burg and paris
! ~ 3yf a''fhavei of 're@eit
! 1&&B% s yeatgabech de-
| "a IT, voting asresreefal
| I'll N1~W%z tattentionstn the
vi Mn MsaVVA j;i Hsychicfg reasons
hWI EggH2I&A = which yunderlie
O. MggT lLt :, thef :craYipgVfoF
| sNN\W Ill., ALCOHOL in, Ger:
/ sM %N&% TAIN human sub
ta y jects.' and have
| fM 9a A ao"tas 4ba'result OF
| US \-A experiments car
III ~ \sIMfM / riedI o0Bi ir3s.a
| ii @olil I'm i9Tegulat-l hfser.esl
! ~oe.of3dcasiss,s oone
IN Ahe, conclusion 9that those beings
who come of stock which nyass ~ yans.
period in the ascending, line given, to
theabuse Of alcohol are, certainly not
| of Che order Of humanity which is to
eySfae the long.cxpected subefpan, ii
otlier words, two h ghilyA Respectable
I sclfoolsHof medical thought ana science
PRACTICALLY assure the iworldIthat there
I
! thar holds the power of transnaitting
! greatness to posterity, and, that their
being able to.dqlso depends upon their
abstention from alcohol; in all forms
| while they live. uAuTEuol
| According to the argument all the
really great men iwho haveiiappeaned
| upoa the earth, like CAESAR AristQtlsf
SRak espeare and Napoleon, came from
! a select series. Of. ancestors to whom
| theE tlse of alcohol was practically IN
known. The fact, it is argued, that
father may have been a
tippler, will not alter 'theacase for cur
t-superman, since the weakness iof the
father escaped the Sen bylssome9un-
fknown but none the: less certain
ata1istic process as in cases of ep-
ilepsy or. insanity. It is held that by
| such a series of .atavistic accidents
the faint of alcohol has "skippsd'
4 every particular hereditary phase that
goes to impress 9iiSeif Upon the tilti
! mate issue, namely. tile t. stibefman
| who thus comes into the worldxwholly
| free, in the matter of heredity, from
the faint of alcohol yabl.4..gg 94Gljt
ssThe consequence of this is that he
| hasa perfect will, and herein, lies his
power over all other men who. bs~ac-
| cident of evolution. troM their fore
| fathers, are, by far the greater part
sof.Nery imperfect will power. 1t does
not matter if theiIsliperman himself
| be devotea OF the bottle He IL prO-
vided With perfect will ana Only his
progeny is likely to- suffer. from h;s
| abuse of strong drink. 91l t aa93 80
| According to the new ischOols Cthe
effects of alcoholism travel down;to
countless generations. producing. in
more or. less appreciable form, paEaly
| sis of the physical. Instrument, and
consequently partial impotence Of the
psychical factor, Of the WIN Great
ness, in its. real sense. is therefore i'm
possible in, the offspring of alcoholic
tpersons, unless by asseries Of acct
dents which can oniH@occur in n long.
iseycle of years which is i,prattfeally
telling u.s.. seeing the extent TO which
sleohol is used, that the world is de,
I generating. ,..q u.u
| 81 =. Gl&ei1l 3 ,Bttl-''l 'ts =.
CLOSED sALooNsAEMPTY JArLs.
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A Big Reduction; of Crime Follows
@'' 93b hibitionJGor 80
'.t5<; eH} e.. ar...-z----7--} $3.50 H. s!<' -
/ 1.-The total number Of cases docketedi
| al Athens, Ga, shows a decrease of
A per cent. compared with the; first,
six months of 1907 and in, number, of
| arrests for drunkenness the, decrease
is &c per cent. - ~
In this center was operated until
SIX months ago the oldest liquor dis
I penSary in America. GUIWC1E @i i"t
u 'To. the closing of this puhticlySowned.
drink factory, and the abolition of the:
| general liquor business in 1thee state
Ieeican be, largely attributed the notable
Improvement in h TIE F 3Pgl; records Q!
eIudqe,s ndi8tihent scE Dfink sFff aIiftfi rc; 2
/ rf4ri charging Stlie grand jury at the
| Gla11organ assizes at Swansea. Eng.
| iana,l recently, jhstinGsss t'oieg8dssei SAID
that in 80 out of 73 cases the deposit
|stions disclosed crimes (which hwouFd
4 in all reasonable probability never
have happened except foI, either rthe
1rnsecntor or nrisonerI having! been
under the baneful Influence of drink.
That afforded much matter for. regret,
| and his loffship said he Would make
no comment but would content him
self Jby stating what was the naked
fact, a.!seri gG} T0 DGi13r- 2SEoiI 4Al
| Medical, r Men Furtherg2 Temperance;
| e.sBoone, county. Missouri voted dry
some time ago, and following this, the
Boone County Medical society, pledged
its members. not TO give, liquor pre-
scniptions for any cause. This step
places the society In practical cooper
atom with the temperance element
and is entirely in accordance with the
latitude of the highest scientific aua
|sthorities as to the baneful effects of
aic0l1bf on, the human system...se IS
sa3 SG (; - 7-77--777-77177 II insln ..,3lr
Schoolhouse Comes First. q (.
THE saloon cannot be permitted to.
sstalse precedence over The American
schooIhouse. :. is what Gov, Hughes Of.
New. York wrote in aIveto of a bin
providing thatiif "a church or a scfoijis
| house is 5)built within 200 feetifbf & .
saioen the saloon, need not be- moved
FEsisNa sentiment which Will Ito ap5
proved BY; all Gecq citizens. trsN .fsl
sHHEWDss scHEBs usoFs MOTHER
y an iii "A 4 3ueo6lrs anWe
Ra GRoseateI Postcard iii Without iaits
SCI Thorn of Sugaestion.ae Iioe-ip
+, ~ gsi-r.I -T-7.j99 ..feni ID,
-slfarold's mother1-we'llL gall him
ilAnofdAwent abroad a month, ago,
Leaving Harold under tie, somewhat
uss1hstantiaI control of his elder SIS
iers.. i>galdsl BAD {l1s5siIis5 iisl
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