Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-14

l. u'. .t..,c ana The tcnchiiig OF scientific
Ten. rraroe 10 the public schools.
If So ~, to be victorious this fall, we
mus ar,: iibcratc our pantr,es aud Gel.
lar. beer cases. wine and whiSk"
HI.,. ben we can see more clearly to
I, 30 "r, in the right a As long as
w. .a''af OF hold to evils like those, We
,aurG, ,xucct 10 exercise an influence
tn, .. over our fellow men. We must
ml,, q sacrifice or give up the fight.
N,a n'd women who profess to be of
IN, l,,! are expected to ]tcnouncc every
tina. ,H,t is contrary TO His will, OF to
o.. "D.,,lug OF His cause. Set i, is
SO t. krow that some Of them cannot,
or. ''.ct they Will not sacrifice the great
-, ~ evils that OF the wine cup,
I,.,i, "howling," ''mucli talking" OF
ar>I1 ~ YOU NAV, it is imnltcriaI to us,
tpr $50 temperance people are going to
L,,. ur making a noise. We have no
iHr,-rto f letting up. Tetter hoNl now,
tl1 Co. wait untll our homes are ruined
Tu.. soani the danger alarm. The
a.: Is 81 and it shall see 10 end until
~. rrr"iv shall surrender. $50 com
y,r.,'.," ID the war CT, of our host. So
" .'r ro.np to howl aud talk, and talk
rnG Bowl. advocate and agitat". until
tie voters of good old Missouri are
r.r. ',,pu Mat the issue we represent is
- ,'.,u orc and right one, then the victory
l. , .'u 9" come.
j' 'ruh'bition is to be won through
t.mia'hY alone then why not let those
w. .'r actively engaged in the giea,
- "-4,c against intnxicau,s, lay down
! a. "' h"r mo step down and out, and
lot ~r''HI1thv fight and win the battle.
~>,m','ly is a beautiful trait Of charac.
To- and owe which every individual
tno!.h, and does we suppose, possess,
4 great many people think themselves
g. hc ~ sym patty with this temperance
m|.',"tut, aud they long to sec the time
whrM hing ALCOHOL shall be wiped of the
face @: t.iv cirth, vet they openly refuse
t. take any part whatever against the
foe AVID some are unwilling to aid fnnan
cia,,y toward carving on the good work
They would that others bear both the ex
IcrSc and work. O, some OF them are
too busy, ~ tlcv say, Their home
duties viii, those Of their church takes
all their tius and they have none left
for temperance work. What is temper
ancc work but cluIch work, with the
saloons laundering at the very church
doore' What heart Will You have to
work when your homes are rnincd' You
will have ample me to devote TO the
church after November 9Th, but the cam.
pain work must BE done now o not at
all. niy fsieuds are not Won afraid YOU
are drceiving yourselves, to You is il not
i'nrIatcIial ~ to wH,Ci. side wins How
did grand old America obtain her indie.
! endcnce from the allegiance of England,
Nct" not our forr'i'hrrs Compelled TO go
t. the front and fight martulN2 Did not
Iu,ny vi them lav down their lives for
the liberty sh'ch We now enjoy or was
il The result OF sympathy: Not much
j WAS by the mighty power of Jehovah
and he strong efo't Of the people. God
i ever ready and willing to help and
give w. the victory over the evil one. but
the result OF this campaign largely de.
pviGs on the action of liis people as to
whether or not they are willing to put
on lhc'r arimor and tight Tor the right,
We each have a part to take in this
c"aHict: a duty TO perform which no one
else AN do Tor lis. Then let ms examine
ourselves and ascertain for a certainty as
to which side we are ON. Should we, OF
awakening, find that we have been
switched fl oil the side Of intemperance,
then lr. MS AZ once cndcavor 10 get on
the right track and to that eud unswer.
vinEl, pursue
Wien Henry {. l;rick witnessed the
Illuminating sight al An aged employee
pi the Carnegie Steel Company of PITTS.
burg, Pa, staggering to his work in an
intoxicated condition. he immediately
consulted the various steel magnates of
the cit, with results that a temperance
pledge was drawn up which GO, ubb men
will hereafter be expected to sign before
.INen employment
in,"r will meet win Mrs, VIM. Lewis