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The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02
A GOOD SUGGESTION

EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL PRoH1BI-
TIoNIsT:-I should like to offer a sug-
gestion. AS we pass along the streets
we are treated to concerts all along the
way, from the immense horns projecting
from the store doors and windows, and
it has occurred to me that some of our
musical Prohibitionists could do great
deal of good by putting records on the
market of some of their soul-stirring
songs. "The Twin Ballots" and others
equally good, as sung by the celebrated
Puritan Male Quartet of Boston would
cause an arrest of thought, and | feel
sure would be enjoyed by the public,
whether they are Prohibitionists or not
1t would be a welcome variety to add to
the programs which at present consist
largely of such selections as Every
body Works but Father" Is not this
worth considering? We need all the
helps we can have, and music sung in
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02
THE WAR COUNCIL
IA Place Where Almost Anybody Can Say
Almost Anything

home city. In commercial circles his
name is synonym for integrity and
efficiency. His executive and admins
trative ability have been proved on many
occasions, and the fine position won
by him in the business community is
proof of his natural qualifications. He
thoroughly understands the philosophy
and logic of the Prohibition movement
and his speeches are marvels of clear
cut phrases. direct statement and flaw
less logic. Without any of the rhetorical
establishment of the professional or
ator, he presents his case with the
straightforward, easily understood style
of ROOSEVELT or a LAFoLLErrE. The
directness of his address and the earn
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02
A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

EDITOR OF I HE NATIONAL PRoHIBITIoN-
IsT:-As both of the old parties are
daily trotting out their various race
horses for the Presidential prize of 1908
with the exception of a few dark
ones), deem it quite important that
zoe at once set about surveying the field
for the most likely winner for our
party. | have waited for some one to
sound the bugle call, and start the ball
rolling and as this has not as yet been
done, | venture so to do
Considering the great wave of Pro-
hibition that has swept over the South
land, carrying with it the character and
quality that is essential for durability,
viz, the aroused and expressed deter
mination of both men and women alike,
that the internal liquor business has
got to CO. there seem to be very many
good reasons why Our party should go
to this field, the South, for a strong,
well equipped racer.
To this end and for this purpose |
will present a name which [ believe
would be one of the most attractive, all
round winners our national convention
could decide upon. 1t belongs to a man
who has grown gray in the service,
fighting for temperance and Prohibition,
a man of great ability, man who is
known all along the line from the At
lantic to the Pacific, man whose elo-
quence has charmed and converted thou
sands to the cause, a man of unblem-
ished character, loved and beloved by
all who know him (save the saloon
keepers), a man whom every Prohibi-
ZIONIST could and would gladly give
loyal support. man who, no doubt,
would bring to Our party thousands of
his admirers who have never cast their
ballot with us. This man is no other
than Col GEORGE w. Balm, of Kentucky.
A. R. LEWIS.
New York.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02
WHEELER FOR PRESIDENT

EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL PRoH1B1-
ZIONIST Il read with great pleasure the
letter from Mr.. HALL in this weeks
California Voice, nominating Mr.. FRED
F. WHEELER for the Presidency on the
Prohibition ticket. | know of no man
in our party who is better fitted for or
more worthy of this honor. Mr..
WHEELER is true-blue Prohibitionist,
whose work and achievements in the
past of themselves entitle him to the
very highest consideration by the rank
and file of our party. Mr.. WHEELER
is successful business man and holds
the highest confidence of large cir
Gle of business acquaintance in his
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02
STICK TO TRIED MEN

EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL PRoH1B1-
ZIONIST Relative to selecting suita-
BILE candidate for the Presidency,
would say that there is plenty of good
material in the Prohibition party. The
history of parties has shown that when
party is in the right it is great mis-
take to go, "after other gods" The sequel
is not often satisfactory. Our party has
defeated itself often enough Let us by
present methods hold to what we have
and gain from every available source.
GEO. M. EDGAR.
Troy, Ohio.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02
HOW THE CHILDREN HELPED

While sitting in home canvassing
man to vote the Prohibition ticket, one
of his sons and some grandchildren were
standing about listening to the CONVEX
sation, the subject of slavery was
brought up. One of the children broke
in and asked to know call about slav-
cry Grandpa told them what an awful
scourge it was, how men were bought
and sold like cattle, how homes were
broken up to crafty the owners. The
children asked if we have slavery now.
Then the old man recited how the po-
litical parties were formed, Abolition,
Wing and Republican and told all about
the war.
became interested The eight or ten
children stood with mouths wide open
listening to every word and thinking
what great man granpa was.
did you vote for Abolition, grand
pap
He "hummed and hawed," and tried to
turn the talk. His face grew red with hui
initiation as one of the little girls
stamped her foot on the floor and asked,
Grandpa | want to know if you
voted Abo1ition?"
The old man stammered, I'LL voted
the Wing ticket"
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January 2, 1908.

this way will be listened to and enjoyed
by many who would not go into Pro-
hibition meeting. 1t might be the means
of enlisting their services later in this
great work.
am very glad to know of Nv
paper. am a Prohibitionist and
been continuously Ono backsliding with
me) since | stood at the polls all day
with ST. JOHN ballot in 1884.
Mrs. A. JOSIE REYNOLDS.
Lawrence, Mass.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02
Yes, High Time
[From the Chicago american.

Isn't it time that the people of this
country should understand thai man
can't be a rascal officially and IN honest
man personally-that he must accept the
personal responsibility for his official
acts and stand or fall by his whole rec
ord?
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02

AS Christian minister I oppose drin be-
cause it opposes me. The work I try to 10 it
Gospel; nay, it is an enemy which assails the
Gospel, and whose complete success would drive
the Gospel from the earth.-Bistob Foss.
If Judas had received $1,000 instead of thirty
pieces of silver, would that have justified his
conduct Canon Wilberforce.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02
Just a Case of Sick Devil
From the american Issne.1

The saloon only becomes good"
where it has to in order to save its
pestiferous life Wherever it sees a
chance for successful fight, it unsheaths
its claws and bares its fangs and springs
at the throat of those who would stand
for law, just as of old
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-01-02
; THE ASkS'CLUB (? ~?
Superintended by E. W. MASON, Royal Oak, Mich.

Conditions of Memberships Signature Pledge
five
Every member will a Certificate o TENDERS
ToNAL FRoHBoNIsT five Signe andSu bscrbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
Grpluiiun in Stdrfcfabrif tObtct filni
yfGnucr.

Eropi0cncc, VI. s, II. 6cbr
- Gur6 Die Grploiion cincs o0ii-
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iabrif famen mie man iiirAtet, iiinf
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7ie 2ettcrcn pcr6en 9eneien. Ia5
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melt bcfdnnt, ndnrlid 9liharO 60
mes, ,oDn Golltt un0 y. g. g.,
Gbnie. D}on gIau6t, bob lire 2cis
den unter i6rcn Griimmern Iiegcu.
Iic llriahc Ser Grploiion lit nod
nid)t 6efannt. Sr. 5anncr lit Der
2(nIidt OaB ein 6imfe BON einem
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lide W1iihurg 5un Grplooircn
brodte. Ger pefunidre Shaoen be.
trGgt niAt ilbcr $4,000.
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GapitGn &an Sdlnit'S llrtDcil be
it1tiat.

Rem 9orf, t2. 6cbruor. -
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Ero5cB mar cr Gcacu 9iirgi0oit olti
frcicnr SUB lmO CT bat ieitOem 8cbci.
rQtbct.
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QDndDacridlt NIT 0inOcrniIIcm.

&o(0oito, 60, ~. 8cbruar. -
3of 2onn Elm @eiBcr, wcldcr ser
Grmor0un1 &omcS Sopp'S, ehc3
cinlluBrci6cn 9iiraerS, angcfln9t
mar, luurOc in ser letter 9}aht 0ur6
cinen Wlob aus Dem biciigcn @cidng.
nib ge6oIt ltn6 2clpndt Gr lciItcc
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mlm0cte 5cbu ser 2pndcr idper 10
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gen mtbtcn, ebc iic i'm Gdngcn tonn-
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9rlocr 2ou8's eridoiicn mO mar
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rGHcm t6Otctc Gong olsoonn Den 90.
ter 0eS M0r0er8. gier Ser pcrwun.
oeten 9pudcr weroen oiellci6t nidt
oauon fonnen.
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Sait pru SpmO.

0aa 2incolr gctban babcn milroc,
mcnn CT belltc nod lebtc ltno
ErGlioent mGre. 9}atiirlih
Oas 8lcihc, lpie MooieDclt.
@runO Gopi09, Niih, u.
6ebruar. arieBsietretdr Eolt bielt
gelegentlidb 0ca bcltte pom bicIigen
,,2incoln GIub" ju Gbrcn Oca @es
burtstageS 2lbr1bam Sincoln'9 gege.
6cnen Nanfctta cine lungc 9le0c iiber
,lSas uiir0c Sincoln bclte t6un?"
1ait nobn in iciner 2tniprahe lpe-
,icQe @elegcnbcit, sic GoIitif ser
9loniniitratiun in ser Ebilippinens
1ruge 81 prrtbeioigen unO oar3u.
lcgcn 0aB Yincoln alli glcihe gSeiie
9ebanoelt baben miiroc, pie DicSlns
len lm0 Hooicuclt. sSerner bebaltp-
tctc Der Heoner, Sincoln piiroe, menn
er bette 4}rdiioent lei, aud IN Der
QQgemcincn Grpaniions 4olitit Den
nGmlibeu Stan0puntt cingenonlnen
bubcn, mic icine crndbntcn 9tadiol-
ger.
Ter fron}0iiid)e 9otifoitcr Slliie.
ronO belt ebcnioQs BET Der @elegens
belt cine Ncoe mo prizes Die Seiitnn.
gen 2inCoIn's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
Sanfrnn6 in Wliiipnri.

rid Sill DO, IL. 5ebruar.-
6imf idpcr bepaiinete 9auoitcn ser.
trilmmerten beute fritz baS @e61uOc
Der Diciigcn o6ormers anO Nedanic@
9anf" iaIt total ourd cine Qpnamit.
Grploiion lmo raubtcn $4,000. Sic
entfamen nit ifrer Nerte. nad6cn
iie uiele Sdiiiic nit oen giirgeru Sc;
St0otden8 nuagetatidt bate, oGnc
Oab irgeno Senano getroifen wttr0e
Gin SherifiS.2lltigebot Deriol0t 0ic
9liuber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
ON aotpap's
SSDI 3trren
nericDniTen
bOllfommenc ScrOaumng

Gurtb ibre nnti.biddien Gjaenidbnften tintus
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Naue uno bcren gGlcihna ourd Die Gaaeu'
fuudle, Eicic Rtnen In Eoien bon 3pet bis bier
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guIircn mo oeu EutieHtcu BON hisiem 9eaen
bcirctct Sin ooer 3mei Oct RaopaO ibeH
Faen bon 2cncu aeuommen, bic an biItbfen
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ocu boa Gnileu in CronuHg baten uno ge'
iuunt Eerounug er3iclcn
sd bin 100 Relen bon Der nidftcn sIpoi
tbea culicyut uno Id miiuibe. oab Sie mir
Gin Zutcno Sbuchten nit iDren 4taeu fcnoen.
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lana TN 0ot Springs GepcieH. Metne qeoer
mo mc.uc gtcrcu iiub unaeGrifieu. SD fnoe,
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9cilaucueu 3ulumncu gcnommen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

S5n Satcm, NloIiy lit SpreAer
Sole pom itonllihcn Heprdicntonten.
hous, geacn peIden Dem 2Illtt6rci.
forten.8cict jufoIge i23 Qlnflaaen cr.
bobcn lporcen lparen. neil er iiir cine
g(r3obl Stu0cnten bic gobnen I'M
9iuet.grmGBiaung angegangen bot
te, bon Gberridter g(ifen obne Meite.
res aus Dem Straiuerfo6ren entIai-
len iporoen.
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N6 mad @ariS,
Gie al ser intcrnotionaleu 2uttomo-
bill -28cttfobrt bctbciiiBtcn Wldicbi.
nen trctcu tire lau1c NciIc an.

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Cic iilr sic tntcrnatipndIc &cttio1rt
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ans ibrcn longcn g2ca ol. Iiebrcrc
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Gobrmoitincn beglcitctc 0ie 2Iuto3
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@crin1itroBc, tron8portirt.
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[Su lopcta. aani., bat ein &c.
miiicr N}artjn Nergmonn ben Gaitor
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ZATION SOCIETY,
meIde inter ocm Aumcn g6eocrntco Clarifies
bCreHt lptJitn liro belivtut lHtl NIlle tlltr
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ldnb. ooer on ntc s9l'iudnloH ior tbc NnIptope
Heltl oi t5c @ouoijnH Ot thc &oor zhatmc
iCr IbUmua Is. HouO, idmmtlltb aorcftrt nub
9ir i0l, 9Sclt Gatdton1 SHaGc,
1ra 6cmiCn,
FrIf0eUt Der ,SDurttO SrQuulSuttUu grtiCtO." ~"
eugene 9cYcriun,
9rlIoCnt oct ,9lliociatIou for toe fmutoOCincnt
OF TOE Condition Dt tbc Boot"
SuGu =. Stonc,
&orii6Gr oc3 gcutcininmcu SiHNu} Gon.tc'5.
%orfttcr ocs acmciulGmSn Grcfnti6 Gomic'5.
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1rot aftr Epieu an UicHl1eueben lit Der
lturnpol Huh HtCht pettlnpen luoroeu. gSubI uher
tuuroc. gerahe uctt 70 Oele UlenfheRlehen iiber
Dem Sushen natb Cen Wtttel ggen Ole innereu
site bes NUrpers uerIoten gingen. pom ieneH
5cimjtlcl pegeH oicir SeiHoe Der NeHihbeit bes
ttiintu Sie 2t Nernarogtrauterplleu baben
fetoeH 3ebntuuieuoeu ods 9ebeit gerettet nno
bic lt eil uobes Uleuidbefdlier. DIS 8unl luhera
item Rnl Der DoQlhfcil beiudbrt Sieie5 pnns
oerbure 0eutte euIbdIt nur Nian6enitotfe
uHo teiHe Wiiuera!icn. 5n gpothe!en 5n baben.
tEiSDSuI&zl
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Am aonpap's
W. 2stcfen

&oafdH6ia obuc Gcibmaf. elegant iiber5o.
ncn. ftibreu al. rcRulrcL rclniaen. uaffleu
aus mo itdrfcn. NaomdnS Biueu iiir Die Se'
luna aucr St6runacn oGs WiuQcnS. Der Sc
odrme, ber gtiereu. oct Nlaic bon Niercntrant'
beiten, @eHommeubcit Gbnnubteu. ScrItopfuh.
gcu uuo SdmorrNutocn.
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aopfwcb,
eSraucnleiocn,
llnberDanli6teit,
WaQcmsQci0em,
Vcritopfnng,
9Dspepfc
liaO allc 0eberlei0en.

@roba8tcn Stc bic fonenoen ebr1ptcme.
tpeI0e bon GrirnHfiugcH Der &eroauuneSs
orqauc bcrriibrcn Geritop'uua nncb SHnen ge'
rinet pdHou0oiotn. WlaBcnidurc. 9leguug
gum Nrc1tu, SubbrenneiI glbi6eu our Gabs
urua WugcnordeH. ianres gmiiioBen. 9atb'
lniirn oocr Slattcrn Ses eer3i6IagcS, Gr'
itdmasReiiJ bel lieocuoer Sielung. ber'
fhpommene5 Se6perm5geu. 8unfte nno 5linl'
mcrn por ben guGeu. 6ieber uno bumpfe
G6mer3en in oer Geite ber Rruit oeu GIes
bern. brcmcuoes Ccthbl i'm 5Ieib. giuiae
Gufeu bon Naolpub'S Btucn perocu ous Gpitem
buu alien Obeu angeIl6rirn 2eiocu befreieH.
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2u';atti's Nnii6ten.
1taIicn'S Grs6 6juonjminiitcr iibcr bic
IinnniINgc DER %rr, 5tuotcn.

SlllI@llllllCi. nNNlN NNilIil
fommt in Gcutihlono UT GDrcn
aoiier g8il6cm pcrorouct
einc Gitfiibrtng il, alien militia
ridden lurnlcbulcn. 2lbcu-
tcurcr @cltbcim in 2ouoon SIT
jmouji1i1briGcr @oft pcurt4citt.
Suiirol4ten megcn iDrc&
iiju9itcn }Itihtrm9 ouf 0o2 gar.
lomcut beitrdit.
Mtoilon0, -. 6cbruor, - oGor-
rierc oe Ia Scro" pcroiicntiibt ctuc
POM ,Rroiciior Hlligi SlB}otti. friibe-
rem itolicniiAcn Sinon5uiuiitcr. ge-
ldriebCucn gIrtifel iiber ole 5iuan5s
lugc in 0en &cr. Stootcn. Signor
2t35otti crtIdrt oortn, oic Ser. Stoo.
ten bottcn bcrpicicn, 0oB lic tidlt I'M
Ston6c itn0, Elm Itorfca GirfuIation2
mittcI 3l ctobIircu. Gic fiir5lidc
Spc5ioIboticboit bcS GrGiiocntcn
HooicOclt al Ocu GonQreb miro in
o''', SUl''o''l luu''l' 0''oul "''p or'
"'''''ll'' Vtl'utl' OCT oo'' oVlLI F'o'
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hes lublif,nnS ocorn rii6iirbta(oie
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ipll Sieic g,nrloor sic gcItimnutna
cntboltcn ooR o0c Gbouficurs finn
tiQbin cine Itrcnae Iriiilmo beItcbcn
niiiicn, nm ibrc tedniicbcn acnntniiic
loluobl. mic ibrc CSeihidlidfeit lmo
3uocrl1iiiofeit 0ariut6un.
Iiir sic MooicneIt Niblio.
thrf in Wprfin
m,.t;, :, @,s.,,,. w.y,;,
,ont or.,h,, ~ >,,[",, o,G,,'",. ,,, So, wv;
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lens, ~. 1904, gsrft 1anette. straae. Oiilre.
SturIeH bon bis 10 ubr Ulor9ens uRo bon
~ llbr Uttteee 80 Hpr aben6s.
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