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visit the city q 90 there 70 live are frs
frsquently ruined b. the city salooas
Vote for statewide prohibltloo. these
fore. 70 project your own sons and the
sons d your neishbof from the city
''srosshops which are lnring our young
men 70 destruction. .s0en. Robert r
Lee.
z. oseauss the ~Nst' Towns and
cities advertise their intoxicants In
the newspapers, and By mail circulars
sending them even to schoolboys. and
ship intoxicants In bottles and jugs to
your sons and your workmen and thus
produce disorder and drunkenness and
destroy the efficiency Of labor on the
farm and In the mills and mines.
Many public roads are also made un.
safe for your wives and daughters to
travel alone. Vote to prohibit the traf.
fic In Colorado and thus rid the state
Of this partnership with the saloon.
:. osesuss the Saloon cosss the
states directly nearly 81 to care for the
ruin which II makes for every 81
which II pays into the state treasury.
The advocates Of the saloon have
tried to fool the farmers into believ-
Ing that statewide prohibition will In.
crease the taxes. But the people must
bear the burden Of pauperism. insanity
and crime produced by the saloon
The Supreme Court OF the United
States has declared:
THE statistics Of every state show
. greater amount OF crime and misery
attributable to the use OF ardent spir.
its than TO any other source" and the
Supreme Court In the same decision
declared that the injury. II Is true.
first falls upon him 1.-THE drinker) In
his health. which the habit under.
mines; In his morals. which II weak.
ems: and In the self-abasement which
Il creates. But as II leads TO neglect
to business and waste Of property and
general Generalization. It affects
those who are Immediately connected
with and dependent upon him. BY
the general concurrence Of opinion OF
every civilized and Christian commun.
l'y there are few sources Of crime and
misery to society equal TO the dram.
shop"
Which Will the Farmers Believe.
the United States Supreme Court. or
the special agents OF the liquor cor.
poraiions who are printing and dis
tributing falsehoods and misrepresen.
ations OF every kind all over Colo
rado to get the farmers to vote for
the saloons. so that the millionaire
brewers and distillers throughout the
country may continue to destroy Colo
RADIO boys.
4. eeesvse. u the Saloons are closed
In the towns and cities OF Colorado the
twenty million dollars which Is noy
spent fer intoxicants will be spent for
food and clothing and the necessaries
and luxuries OF life. And thus 4 bet
ter market will b. furnished for the
cattle. sheep. hogs. poultry and other
products OF the farm. People who
waste their money for drink have
nothing with which TO buy the farm.
er's products.
For the sake Of the country boys
living In town. for the sake OF the
boys At home. for the quietness. peace
aud safety Of your own ncishboshood.
for the sake Of reduction In taxation.
for the securing Of . better market
for farm products-or all Of these rca.
sons. and for others which your own
intelligence viii sugsest. vote for
statewide prohibition On November J.
and against the licensed saloon.
Vote YES" on the statewide pro.
h!bition amendment. for prohibition
Hlll mean lower taxes. no more boud
Issues. and plenty q work for Colo
rado's to..oo jobiess men who arr
made unfit for employment BY
liquor.