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The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-05-07

The article upon 'malts,'" by Dr. Geo. D.
Haggard of Minneapolis, appearing elsewhere in
this paper, is one of much Importance and de-
serving of careful reading In scores of Our
popular periodicals and magazines even in some
of them that will not admit undisguised liquor
advertising, there are to be found attractive and
pernicouslv seductive advertisements of these
malt extracts. DR.. HAGGARD shows that these
have all the bad qualities of beer and some of
them their own special badness, in addition. He
confirms what has been believed for long time
in the office of The National ProMbitiomiSt, that
many of these malt extracts are not only dis
guised beer but much stronger, alcoholically
considered than ordinary beers
The reference to the Cosmopolitan magazine is
particularly pat If the reader will find the May
number Of the COSMOPOLITAN he will discover
huge 'Ema1t extract" advertisement inserted by
the PABsT people, while the head of that house,
in the same number of the magazine presents
an article arguing for his beers, ostensibly upon
high moral grounds. The advertisement an
alyzed in the light of DR.. HAGGARD's article,
places the Pabst Brewing Company in a most
unenviable light, not merely guilty of mendacious
advertising but guilty of the particularly revolt
ing crime of lying to the expectant mothers for
the sake of selling, under guise of food tonic,
their poisonous swills.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-05-07

out saloon, was the direct, though Incl
dental, result Of the work carried on by the
Prohibition party in the state.
Better than all else, the party stands today
before the people of the state well accredited,
respected by the friends of righteousness and
hated and feared by the base elements of the
population and with every prospect that it
will elect at least five times as many legisla-
tors next November as it has ever elected
before and with possibilities of a vote for the
whole state ticket that will astound the ma
ton.
Yet we frankly confess that, in our judy
ment, Illinois has no patent upon any special
method that has made this work more posi-
BILE here than elsewhere; nor has Illinois more
loyal Prohibitionists or more able workers,
The whole secret of this remarkable financial
showing and of the great successes that have
attended the Illinois Prohibitionists at the
polls could be phrased in the language of
very old document which, recording certain
event, said, 'For the people had mind to
work." 1t would perhaps be impossible for
some of our states where apathy and discour
agement have reigned unbroken, for long
time, to equal this magnificent showing of
Illinois in a single campaign, but we 60 on
record as believing that, in proportion to its
population, any state in the Union can par
allel this remarkable work, If oar people wiU
apply themselves to the task.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-05-07
THE NATIONAL PRoHIB1T1oN1sT

lean, the chief mouthpiece of the movement, had
again and again taken special pains to make it
clear that it was not in sympathy with the Pro
hibition party and was not championing Prohibi-
ton at all The temperance people of Pennsyl-
vania merely stood, as loyal Republicans sup
plicating the Republican managers of that state to
allow them to take one short step of progress
toward the legal right of submitting saloon
domination to the vote of the people of localities
And the North AMERICAN paper whose loyalty
to the Republican party has never for moment
been open to question, sees the Republican party's
answer to this excessively modest plea in the car
toon which we reproductive chairman of the
convention pounding a beer key with bung
starter and commanding the audacious local op-
ZIONIST to sit down.
1t ought to be perfectly clear to any intelligent
man that the Republican party of the state of
Pennsylvania is owned, body and soul-f that
form of speech is admissibe-by the liquor in
terests and that the man who processes to be
temperance man and still remains within the ranks
of the Republican party is selling himself to
slavery-and selling himself cheap
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-05-07
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN PENN
SYLVANIA

In the Reconnaissance department of this pa
per there will be found cartoon which appeared
in the Philadelphia North american upon the
morning of the sitting of the Pennsylvania Repub-
lican convention. Seldom has there been made
prophecy that was more literally fulfilled.
The temperance people of Pennsylvania had not
asked much of the politicians of that state In
stead of over-insistence they were rather to be
charged with an excessive modesty. They did not
ask for Prohibition law. They did not ask that
the Republican party should take any attitude of
hostility to the liquor traffic The North Amer
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-05-07

There can be effective regulation-Cmcinnati
Enquirer
May be there can but there isn't there never
7eas, and we see no signs that there ever aViH be-
The Empire State of the South has been under
the Prohibition banner since the first of the year,
and finds the idea total and utter failure, just
as it has been in Maine these many years
Beverages, NeaV York Liquor Paper.
Poor old Ananias! He wasn't in it.
Beer is at its best when drawn from a keg
that is set, with lump of ice top, in the
shade of a tree.-The NeaV York Sun.
No, you old boozer, beer is at its best when
the key is smashed in and the dirty stuff is on
its dirty way down dirty gutter to the dirty
sewer
The Prohibition party is not responsible for
the present temperance movement.-Somth Bend
Tribune.
Oh, no; not bit. Starting with the liquor
power in full sway and the politics of the country
its belly in the dust before it, the Prohibition
party has fought, much of the time alone and
single-handed, until the liquor power is on the
all over the country. But, of course, the
party had nothing to do with bringing about the
result Republican editors, selling their space for
liquor lads" have "done everything that was
ever done for temperance"
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-05-07
A KALAMAZOO ECHO

We beg to humbly add our unworthy testimony
to the honorably unimpeachab1e Republicanism of
the Kalamazoo Gazette. Of course we know that
the Gazette is commonly ranked as Democratic
paper but the internal evidences" of the para
graph quoted below prove ncontestably that it
adheres to the cardinal Republican doctrine and
the neffable big stick" policy of using the Post
office Department to throttle the freedom of the
press. For says the Gazette:
"Such papers as The National PYohibitioniSt
that have no respect either for the truth or
decency, ought to be barred from the mails"
Of course, we ought to feel utterly crushed, but
out of the hardness of our hearts we are moved
to answer back AS for "truth," we have always
had most scrupulous regard for it, even when it
has compelled us to tell of most unpleasant facts
about some of editorial brethren. AS for
"decency"-well, standards vary Our standards
were not formed in the occupation of defending
the gin mills of Kalamazoo. And as for being
barred from the mails, we not worried about
it. This isn't the time of day when the
power mad administration at Washington cares to
look for trouble with the ever-ncreasing hosts of
Prohibitionsts The National ProlibitioniSt is
observing carefully every requirement of the postal
laws and the Postof6ce Department is every month
carrying thousands more of the paper than it
ried the month before
But why the thusness of the GagetteS interest
in The National ProhibitioniSt. The explanation
is very simple: Kalamazoo county was one of the
fourteen counties of Michigan that voted few
weeks ago for and against the saloon and the
gin miers situation in that county was so des-
perate that number of nomnally respectable
gentlemen came to the rescue and signed their
names to of the most ridculously mendacious
documents that was ever circulated in behalf of
the liquor traffic. The editor and publisher of the
Kalamazoo Gazette 7VaS one of those sigmerS and
The National Prohibitionist commented upon the
document
Clear as mud" isn't it?
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-05-07
TRUTH AND MANNERS

From among its whisky advertisements and
amid its authorization editorials rises the
Chattanooga Times to rebuke us in the holy
name of the ought-to-be, immaculate good man
ners of the cause" because, when certain east
ern paper told 1ie-pardon u.s. we mean very
naughty fb-we noticed the fact in plain Saxon.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-05-07

And we were almost moved to repentance.
when on a sudden, we remembered that on more
than occasion, we have found it necessary
to fraternal1y point out that the devotion of the
Times itself to veracity is not wholly Washing
tonian; and then we recognized the ostentatous
preachment as just dirty little "dig"-to get
even.
1t may be the Times does not quite understand
the whole situation. One of the things we are
here for is to make it nightly uncomfortable
for the man who defends the liquor traffic, be
he saloonkeeper editor preacher. Even for
a very belligerent mind it is not always wholly
agreeable to meet the mendacities of these people,
speak the necessary truths about the fasehoods
and the falsihers and take the polite and the
impolite mud-throwng that is sure to come back
but that is part of our business Nor shall we
worry ourselves over much when some futter-
ing "hit bird" complains about our manners. We
never were much given to curtsies, but consid-
cradle testimony could be mustered to the effect
that we do deal in hard blows that prosper in
the thing whereunto they are sent We are not
dancing minuet; we are fighting battle
The Wine and Spirit Ne1os of Columbus, Ohio
refers to this paper as the "morbund National
Pyohibitionist." If the poor old Neqos gets any
comfort out of the of such terms, it is well
come to it, and it seems almost cruel to jar its
dream by telling it that, for the past five months
this paper has added to its subscription list every
month more new subscribers than the whole sub
scription list of the Wine and Spirit NeqUs. We
are rather content to be "moribund' at that rate
There may be those who will learn with alarm
that, according to the dispatches from Washing
ton, the House appropriation committee is "going
to make hard fight to restore the canteen in
the soldiers homes" We listen to the report with
absolute serenity. We do not believe that can
teens can be restored. We do not believe that
Congress will so vote. But if the Republican
party, in full power in Congress- wants to give
the people additional proof of its complete sub
serviency to the liquor interests, it may do so
without opposition upon our part.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-05-20

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Zpravy americks.
z Washingtonu.

President Roosevelt uyital dine
IL. kvttna y Bil6m Dome shro.
mdzdant guyernery 40 stdtu tnic,
jakoz po dvou zastupcich \ kaz.
dtho statu, dale tleny narodni
yodni komise q jint autority pfi-
.lusnych oboru. Toto neobvyklt
shromaldtui odb}yaIo Va Wash,
ingtunc tfidenni kouicreuci a pri
IL priIplitosti roknyaIo o prostred-
cirh * ochrand pomocuyeh pramc
uu lemt. jake isou lesy, polemky
uhIi, pflrudni plyu vodni ccsty a
pod l'yitaci rec prcsidenta Hhr-
unyah ~ subt podruhn} program
prodlthnIiei praer a yyiimNme q
mi uasleduliri puforuhodna mista:
- "Otazka kuusrrvoyaul % leent.
nl yulkfch hikladuich pramruu nd
rodniho hohatstyl Jest pro udrod
spni. statu 5Iyotm otalkuu "a uei.
dulrlIt6isim prubltmem, ktrrt
pred uami pfrdItha l'udhtt b a.
tu .rhhst atlam uholuusl, Ia ptl.
mnu{m vtpnmoeutm prameu0m
em5 bruli nehaue. in 0pIut m.
n.kuau uehulpl. avjus utImuu
pHtira ucsltphau5mu tieh yybn.
Entntan. u.apuI rrume siutt
rakrua svtta khrg s.er HolnH
atsah st3Je rnbraauia uolh ra.
sfaytl a ratlabut ma te tn teE / s
uuEtkm aum p..mdn.rh ramr
n1 raEbt0 uarmtn sgHa Avak
peluh tahnla pakmku So ia8 d.
lel uasrbu Hafollu0ha ltula na.
MI mmhrm tisleh ra6m N. Csc
U q riehaEilgbh ti t.sla.iu
Hah Nl rthh Uraatal a fn
uln t b Hmu raatFHa
hemI lk hi.H Ufsd.
bH rma.ra K
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-05-20
DRoBNE ZPRAVY PoLITICKE.

RcpubIikduG h Wyomjngu We
syG stdtni konycnci prohldsiIj SO
rozhodnt pro Tafta Il znovu no.
minovuli NondclIa M kongres-
nika.
DcmolratG We statu Massa,
chusrtts prohldsili So pro Bryuna
iako landiddta pro 0rod pr",i.
denta Spoi, Stdtu,
i23 delegdt0 v stdtui rcpubIj,
kdnskt konvouci y Utah prohIa-
Sill le isou pryni radt pro The.
odoru RouseveItn a teprvr y drubt
fadt pro W II. Taftn
d Delegate do wpublikanske
kuuycurr le stdlu Connecticut mJ
dau ysemi ,Ilami pudporu\atl han.
dldaturu W. II Tattu,
Repuhlikdu,kd kou,euce 4
pryuthu nkr>ku stdm Neurpiu beo.
lila drlrgatN do uarndni kouyuw
@ uloltIu iItm uhr podpuruyaII
kanddalum spnalnm Furabrra
Sludem dpmokmlu. iul rra
pur psrm0 sthml % numluaei Johu
zoua pru dfad prratIrntskt. tIo.
-fE.f F.B.a f4.a ..mF..F.f. A
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-05-20

MA oaialnI urodnl@ sthtnlho Do.
IHlodnIrtYl Jsou prcsYrdrnlIb n
BcjIn fuInesoYh ~ bY$mI dclmI
pr po|orlI tarny HahJnuIo q ~
lnrnarsky deIDlk ltay Lomphero
bldoYu Iap0IIh Jrho 0tec obJed'
nal Jl5lGho adyokata, aby Jebo
Sym obhaJoyah Proll hay lnln'
phrroVl SloYh mnoio podrIfrIycb
ok"Inosih 0lalDl naYlhdmciYl ~
domoIYn, NJ IMl0phrrr' kt"r5 byl
drjYr mlIrnerm GllInnraov", JrJl
larI"Il NJ nISi} NyPnIIL -- I'jr pro.
llIa'roI S'rll0 0chnllIl|rrH' doInlE
l"I'ls "'ll'lIl| prI pr"''Fan' pope
I' II" SP'I'hIall hlIIiIll'H"Fr JarhI}
lhJ'H n'Fojjb HIrE HInIo, Herr
| Ii} porha/l NJ zIIbIl JjrIly ''ltlJIlr.
Ho'r' FormaisES doInlk Ray Lam.
pnrW v lnrlito durrl popi"j, NJ ~
D}j 'l'InII hJoEe d'/IIhhl II mem
| pr% le| praVd0, u" b} b}l rrF, dru,
9rh"II''I oIrb "rEoinIl JIllrmlI 5JI'
bH' NJ "" Eo Es"l0I prI"njr lam
ph'rr haIc/0 ~ W Yo|br IIn po'
d'|rrIll' NJ ~ rlllllr podil"l ~ hro'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-05-20
X pripadu v Laporte, Ind.

V ssutindch spdlenisto lurmy
iel nalpzrlu krvclizuiyt tuiuue,
sotb byIy dale ualezony diva
utcty mack. ktrrt byly prohuutt
pu lposohu ndstroiu muhoiitn
dalr hyly v roprli ualczpuy tri
uuxr diva chirurrickt q dyka. nlr
ysrho hpn ttphlo nistroiu puuli.
yam rf. yrazdtm rolttywuyaui
uh6ti 1mIcdu.rr J.slu jest. fr
Andrew lIrlmlriu irhuE mrtynla
bNh uaIrwna iuua ua dyorr far
ms luprvg lm rnutaltm udpuW
uudlrhl nvbuf t lehu smrtcIutm
imae srytu0t peal. hyl mIuneu
eh1ma tHsa hIavl y8bu T..
ady dummWH. lH Fn Nttatut
htIu ruu6ttn ahInmhmmU
klrrtm h9lr nh6fi uamugam 90
Imk ha vrtE5eh ultIai pwhlauv
Pant laphamntH q laruFtf
ktna m sut faku tEtltala ua iai.
be uullostl Helaleku amt tW.n.
uaW mmmHle M Halenhr5le
auu Hr.ihu wutlNOIa a p#t o.
H D. tHf. HWufaWIa BIZ tm.n.
nta ral lehktH lamse.m n
tHEam klen uaaslN pI pro
nH ua6HHI W ats r
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-05-20

" V dtor} minuItho t}dne po.
tfsiIa mas naystdya znam6ho W.
robee kurIoyarsk6ho IGGiyGho Vi
na medoyGho, p, A, V, Kouby \
Denver, Pan Kouba naI6zd ne nn
obchodnieh cestdch a jaIt s nami
sddliI ddla znamenitG obchody.
ByIo pro mas pot6senim n6koIik
okanzIkh Y rozhoyoru = MIN strd
viii.
" Pan AIois Stekl Y North Bend.
Neb,, naystiyil mas We stfedu Y
minul6m tydnlL Pfiyezl do trhu
Y South Omaze dyG kary hoyGziho
dobytEa Il karu yepfoy6ho. Jak
= Mani sddlil, obdrzel dosti dobrou
cent Panu Stekloyi Sc 'Pokrok
yelicc Sc libi a je mu nejmiIejsim
casopisem mezi ySemi. Bylo nam
milo s MIN n6keIik okamzika 81
pOhoyoritl,
" Znam} ccstujici jednatcI pro
ycIkoobchod yincm a Iik5ry Bra
tri Korbcl0, p. j. l., Kutali, ma
ystiyil mas We stredu minul6ho
tydne. Jak ndmi sddlil, rozsire-
nj prohibice lie iiz cititi, ale yzdor
tomu obchody jdou stale iest6 do
bfc. Radi jsme 81 : p, j, l.. Ku-
taken pohoyofiIi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-05-20
nRoRNosrl z NERRAsKY

l'.f W8IIfHiU HeEHluktTH EItu.
.l0 St HmfrH rHbulmhn. hlI ma
tuHaEul akma 90 g.stteb p
.mEIHab
M 6u AHswHfh fHtafa a
iH M kElm r.TntI ~ D.
ItEHmar0 fkt wIaH.
VI h tE tHra III
iHiH. 0Hf Et
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-05-20
VY(lIOD ASlJSI{ =

Mll1nskF "CorGcrc della Sora" g,
list mad Y IioIji uojscrios1ejsi,
obdrzol on ayGho dopisoyatcIc Bar.
sino. y%trantbo znulco pom6rd W.
rhodoasjjskfcb Mrr$H dli Y tG
doby v New YorItu zpr1yy tcIo-
gufickG, ~ aitu0cp nu ddluGm vs..
.rbod6 NuIa ~ nojIroljydjU, Prd.
VI proio tcIcQrarlic dopisoya
.trl RoosoyoID zddoI IN rychImr
.stnybu dtyf obruGnc1 ZyIa5tnim
posrlstyim, proloze pomfry ma Vs.
chod6 atnly ~ ucuoddIo yrltui bro
'My@mi Spor mrz Cinou Il Ja.
pouskcm zuWi durs jlz pro ia.
ponce 0hromnG hospod1fsk6 po.
5kozrni. }oykot rol3iflUc ~ h
Rnutonu rychIr po crI% Cine, To-
dim japouskfm odpiraji 81" nlkIa-
dy, 6iusk6 banky a podnlky odmi
tail japonsk6 pcnjzc u 6cky ia
Pol'sHo Ir"arl"V" Pr"F' 'eIno''
'r''' n"sP"''oI"Ho'' n''''r'' "'""
10 10 hhr' te, j." IIlf' w Joho W E9"' M
zen" a'''' J'I ''o r'''s"o' ''"1o' H''
'oo'Ii' u Dl'a' 'nE noI''''o' E Fn". .
u" "N"' u >0' =" 'r"'" ~ P'"''a,
"EaIn|'h'W ,'Iori r'I'SE' elSa'
ro'n$''natk}' 'aPol''to "oroJi "
OFoP'k%, any VyNorI,''Io ''''Nye,'
Nn'nnlcn ""'"lEu "Orov'Eycn
PFeVthlu oyho"'lehy'h, J'" 'ne
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-05-20

= Il
NJ Mlzitkoylni y5crh nn8ich pr
rodnfch ytpomocn5ch prnmcniI
mnlrirlm otGzkou dolby. SyoIdni
t6lo conference bylo nczbytnG
nulnt, uobof 1zasnd spolfoba
tGchlo yfpomocn@ch prnmcn0 .in-
ko5 0obclpcdi, ~ nrktcrG II uich
bndou bozproslfodnG yydcrpany,
yyzaduii spoleGnG zaltro6rnf. Para
II olcktrina yyyolaly rcyoIum II
sydloylm prhmyslu, aysnk nihdo
ne y lnkog1ch r0zm6rch, mko Y
naI zpn. Nalrzy u MHitkoyini
minorauirh pnIiy 2ajidiIy nim
Yc yfrobd oono y0dH mislo W.
svHd %u5c uhli q unsc aoIcul
rudy daily nam maze drdh} II to
mdIo e I1ptli 0lasn} pr0uysIoy}
rozl,yH. Tcuto rozky6t md pax
mtii} yljy uu rhnruIdcr Il nGlory
nasobo Uirodu 1omo nd5 mate.
HcUi roHuach Hnyiuil, H. jsmo Y
dn8rm dUacyuim u mordluin roz.
kyGtu z0ylnIi pozadu Jiz yyaky.
fujc sc m obzoru hranicc ncosidIc.
.n}rh 0zomi Pro hospoddfaIf6 i
drIo zb}yd irsld .jcn fakoyd pnda.
ktrrou zskafi lze myod1oy1nim.
Ny jamc uustoupiIi nopopirateIni
d6diM}i pruIrgn. tlorG vsnk do
dur6nibo dnn vdlainou liz Mnikly.
II poG1llm mdll jsmn uctoncrn1 10.
zisIu uhIi IoziAIu zcIpznG rudy.
kicr6 byIa poyazoylun IN ucyy.
hcrpalcluds nyni odborniri vsall
prohInsuiI, H. uhlf u zcIczo budo
iiz y pomdrnf trdtkG Ihhtd yyGcr
pano. Ohronna loziskn prlroleic
a pfirodniho pIymu isou povnzo.
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ZsIISpZt
zpravy zahl,>@ ,'a
w.
RAKOrSKO.rHERSKC.

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