The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-04

Prohibition In Maine
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a reason. AS a specimen of snug hypocrisy you can't beat it, The rum
sellers whov oMd The ()u cet at last election are now receiving
their reward being tolerated. The unseen Influences behind them ayor
are already making themselves felt
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SHOULD BE. no mMter HOW BAD THEY ARE? Did you ever hear of governor who
WOULD NOT STATE he was the governor of the best ad mostp prosperous state in the
DISGUSTING i'm my state and AM to blame fol rita? IT. JUST PLAIN HUMAN MA
TIJRE. and ado to thu natural desire to be bos ter aheat of the AntiSaon League
to BETEAD a governor politically UNLESS he signs a taenent that PLEASES THEM
and you have he TRUE VALUE of the PERSONAL OPINION of the different athor-
ties which HAVE BEEN QUOTED.
TO CONTINUE THE ARGUMENT.
REPLYING to a o PRoTEsT %%f Or J JUNE ns q I. By the B Ba PSSm Ministers p,S Con-
made this SIGNIFICANT reply published in the Bango News, July 3, 1915: Mayor
Robinson pointed out that NO OFFICIAL EVER made Bangor dry, ad CERTAINLY
:" Yet In an INTERVIEW with BOSTON HERALD reporter as RECORDED in the
the statement Il HAVE NO PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE of liquor being sold any
where in Bangor"
Contrast his Aatemen FOR PUBLICATION with the PUBLISHED REPORT of the
MAINE PROHIBITION LEAGUE in the Mane Civic League Record, issue of February,
1915. which stated: Bangor has AT LEAST a hundred rum sellers who are OPENLY
CONDUCTING this awhss business"
is IT NOT TRUE that PERSONAL OPINIONS must be TAKEN WITH A GRAIN
OF SALT that no official is going out and tell DAMAGING TRUTHS of the STATE or
MUNICIPALITY H E REPRESENTS?
The newspapers usually TELL THE TRUTH at kt. in their news columns, and
TON is A FAILURE.
STRAW VOTES.